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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-06-02 - Orange Coast Pilot7 • • • ' - • ' • ··S·IJNDAY • '- .__ .... v,.o·L.·b·7·· N·O···l·S-3 ... 7.S.f.C·T-IO·N·S·, .9.2 iiPA.'GiiiEiiis ________ oiiiRiiiAiiiN E COUN~ALIFORNIA TWENTY.FIVE C NT I, El Toro 50 Feared Killed ' Baby Dies; Mother Held _ ~ ·~ In English Blast ;·,~- By JAN WORTH Of rlll D.il~ Plitt lllttt An a.month-old baby died from an apparent beating late Saturday and his 20-year~ld mother of El Toro was booked Into Orange County jail on a Marge of murder. Ball was set at $250,000. Sheriff's dep\ities said Robert Dabney died at 6:50 p.m., two hours after he had been transferred fr.om the El Toro Marine Base Dispensary to Children's Hospital ol Orange County. F11:z:zy M11shroo111s? ··-11i~; SCUNTHORPE. Eng. fUPll -An · ._ •·. explosion ripped through a chemical "' .. " · .plant in northeast England Saturday. ~· •• -"·· · leaving scores missmg ot mJured a.rd '"!'~;·7 sending residents <A surtoundmg villages ~~· ~ fleclng from tox ic fumes . . · 19' "The whole place is about flat ," sa!d .. ...t.•.;c an ambulance driver. ··tt 's as if a bomb ·~' ~ -hat:! hit lhe area." '.-.. •• ~ -•• _1 • •• ~ Thet blast 1 _ nu1~ dhav 1 e_ 1 bccn _dBri,tain's ~ ·i wors peace ime tn us l'l3 acc1 en , Vire111en said between 20 and 30 persons \\'ere missing and feared dead. :\lost of then1 were workmen n1anning a 11•eekend shift at the Nypro tUKl Ltd. chemical wor ks in nearby Flixborough. 160 miles northeast of London. • (The Associated Press set the death tol.I at possibly as hi~ as 50.) His mother, Jennifer Dabney, was arrested shortly afterward but police early ftlis morning said details of the incident were sLill vague and under in· vestigation. The sbcrilr's . department w a s contacted by the base dispensary when the usertedly battered child was brought in' al ~ p.m. Actually, this sea of shapes was created from a photograph of the hairy hats o~ the Corona de! l'\!ar High School band marching a1ong in Saturday's Fish 'Fry parade in Costa ltfesa. Complete results" of the parade are listed on Page A·3. The Fish Fry con· tinues at Costa ltfesa City Park through tvday and will end this evening. Another 62 v.·ere treated at Scunthorpe General tlosp i!al for injuries suffered in the blast, "'hich "'as heard 30 miles away. "Mrs. Dabney's husband is Marine Sgt. Dennis Dabney. 24. The family reportedly lives on the base. • Tears, Kisses, Flowers Dabney reportedly spoke with sheriff's deputies late Saturday. But by early today ball had not been posted and no word on the circumstances of the iocldent or the molher's condition v.:as available. Mid~ast POW s Exchangep Bride of i --Dav By The AsS-O<U.tcd P.ess ~ Israel and Sxria began exchanging war Sllot to Deatll•, pri90ners Saturtlhy. end delirolus crowds . in Damascus and Tel Aviv welcomed ~-~.---their men with joy_, tears, kisses and HllsJ)and Booked liowers~ , ln \VashingtOn. U.S. Secretary- SAN FRANCISCO \UPI) -.A bride of oat day wu shot and killed by_ ber husband Saturday before hundreds of shoppers in front of a downtown department store, poUce said. Police sakt a wi~. Rolf Sagdahl. 21. followed the assailant and knocked him down with a fl ying tackle, holding him until the arrival of officers. The suspect. Timolhy M. Griffith, 30. was booked on suspicion of murder. Coroner's deputies tentatively idenlified the womarr-as. Cannen Griffith, his wife. General Kurl Waldheim met \vith President Nixon and Secretary of State Henry A. K1S8inger to di.a.'ua: the Syri.iln -fsraeli disengagement accord, \ll'hich called for .the POW swap. The U.N. chief was to Oy to Geneva later and make a two-week tour of the Middle East. In the Swiss city, Syrian and Israeli gerierals went o~er details of th.e agreement. and in Ca iro Palestinian guerrilla leaders .discussed future relations with Israel and Arab oil ministers reviewed their decision to lift the oil einbargo against the United Stales. '·Legs are nothing. We are ready to give ou r souls ... " he shouted. He then jnsisted on being lifted from his stretcher and placed on the ground so he could bend down to kiss the soil. In Tel Aviv the prisoners \\1ere greeted vi'ith wild cheers and applause from hundreds of onlookers and by sobs of joy from wives and moth(;S. "It's lilie being born again,'' sai~ one returning airman. Dru,gs, Not Patt)·, Found in Raid At Hatvaii Hotel ''This is the first slage of the end of the war," said Defense f...linister i\1oshe Dayan as the first group or 12 Israeli POWs stepped off a U.S. plane ~·hich brougb\l tbem home from Damascus. ', The returning Israelis were takeo to Tel Hashomer Hospital outside Tel Aviv for medical observations and later were senC home, hoopital officials said: The ~· were lo relW1l lo Ille hospital today for further' medical attfuition, the official! added. Most of the returning Israeli POWs "'·ere airmen shot down.over Syria. A few others \!!·ere captured in a hand-to-hand battle on Mt. Hermon on the first day of the ·war. 1'-1ore than 150 firemen fought the blaze for four hours before bringing it under control. Fearing the effects Or toxic gases. firemen ordered 2.000 residents of six _vi llages, inC:luding Flixborough .. to lea\"c lheir homes. Mo~1 Were taken in Armr trucks to C\'3CUa! ioii centers • i j, Scunthorpe. "There \~as n sm11l1 bang. lhen a huge ~eitplosion . Everything went black as hell ;ind \\"C "'ere bloV.11. off our feet." said Lav.'rcnce Harry. 31. a processor v.·orking about 150 yards from wh(!re the explosion ()(.'('1.Jrred. Another erpp!oye. Kerr~· Caborn. 28. said, "the·re was nothing left after"•ards. The plant was just a shell." Caibon said U1e explosion appeared to have ta ken place near a control room in the plant where JO people usually \l'ork. "It doesn'I look as though anyone got out of that area.'' he said. Firemen v.·earing gasmasks hauled injured out of the rubble and put them in dozens of ambulances ca1\ed to the facility. which is jointly ov.-ned by the Dutch State A1ines and Britain "s National Coal Board. The previous highest death toll from a blast in r.w.•acetin1e "'as in 1971 \Vh£'n 21 reople died and 57 wt•re injured in a gils explosion th~t tore 10 ~hops apart at ChirksLon 'foll in Scol land. Th e N_vpro plant makes raw rna!crial used in the n1anufacture or nylon. Flixborough has a population of 310. many of Yihom 11·ork at the plant, police said. Tik>y said the explosion apparently occurred when the d1ly and nighl shifts were c.hanging over -and the maximum number of people \11erc al the plant. .. It. i~ as if a bon1b ha,d hit the area," <JU umbu!anre nu1n said. :\ gigantic pall of thick , black smoke hung over Flixborough, names belchin~ up into it. Fircn11~~ 1rcaring breathing apparatu~ rSee BLAST, Page A:!t G11adalupe Race Draws 11 Yacl1ts By· AL.\10N LOCKr BEY Of lhe D•itY Plllr Sllll Elc\'en yachts ans\\'crcd the startini:: signal on the second Nlition of Balbo:.1 Yacht Club"s 600-mile Guadalupe Island race Saturday in a breeze that "'as made to order. • - First across the line in the moderate 12·kno! "·estcrly "'as Superstar. an lslandcr·37 skipprrl'd by Sid Blinder of \V-indjammcrs Yacht Club. Th t• advanu:ige was slmrtlived. An hour after the start Ed Carpenler"s r-..'e"' 7.caland-46 ~la1angi from BYC "·as fighting a bow·and·bow baUle for the lead 11·ith the 54.foot culler Topaz. skippered by Earl Pilkin of Cabril!o Beach Yacht Club. Bolh yachts \Ver e reaching on the rhumbline course for the barren rock 300 miles away. e6th t\1atangi and Topaz il r ,. Performance J1andicap Racing Fleet ,vachts fighting for the Daily Piloi Troph.v n"·ardcri to the corrected tin1e \\'inner 111 Iha! division. Up to 1rea1her. another tight battle 1\Hli developing among the three lnternational Offshore RUie yachts competing for thr (See J{ACE, Page A2) Homicide inspcclors said Griffith fired six shots 1rom a .38-CallbeJ'l>istol at his wife and at least three or the slugs struck her. Jn the first officiaJ-syriiiilCOriliilenl since the disengagement pact was signed.· Foreign Minister "Abdel J{allm Khaddam declared Saturday night that the settlement wa s "a' rea l victory for KONA, Hawaii (UPI) -Acting OJI reportec:r· Sightings of Patricia Hearst. PBI agents and Police Saturday raided a room in ..ihe Kona Hilton Hotel in the island of Hawaii. -· 1'1iss Hearst was not there, but police did tum up cocaine. and marijuan!l. ''II seerns that the medical treat1ncnt they received was reasonably good.·· said J)r. Mordechai Shani after a quick examinati on. Three prisoners had legs amputal.ed, one lost a hand and others had eye or ear trouble .. ...ALI.e.a_sf two soldiers were given artificial ·nmbs in a Damascus hospital. An Israeli doctor told newsmen about his soirin·law, a pilot who returned : '''They shot at him as he parachuted. LA Cl1ief Disco1u1ts SLA • Sunday Special CHt_ltr l"li.t l!tH l"llttt Nlxon1'Ule Whittier Mayor Blake Sanborn poses under a portr.al1. or his city's nlost ramous son al cily half. OaJlv Pilol Stefl Photographer Pal· rick O'Donnell, one· ume staffer on the \V bittier Daily Ne\VS, ·round out that the , .. el· come mat Is out any· time Nixon wants to come back . see Page A-4 for loday's Sunday Spedal. .. Syria .•. We have been tible to impose vdthdrawal on the enemy and to realize huge political and strategic gains.'' Then he added : "But this is jus t a cea•fire ·and not an end of the \\'ar." The returning POWs exchanged shouts and signs or joy with hundreds of persons on hand to greet them. In Damascus red·bcre1ed military pol ice held back surging crO"'dS as the 26 returning Arab POWs "'ere escorted from the Red Cross plane. The croy:d gave a sudden gasp as the first man orr the plane sat upright on a st retcher on the stun1ps of his amputated legs. His right hand saluting stiffly as he gazed straight ahead with blazing eyes. Arrested on charges of promoting dangerous drugs were Barbara Ann Thoreson, 23, Joe Duckett. 28, and Henry Renee Williams. 29, all trom l,A'i Angeles. A1so held for questioning was an unidentified 28-year-old woman. Police Inspector George lranon said !\liss Thoreson resembled l\Iiss Hearst but definitely was not the missing heiress. tie said the group arrived at tlilo Airport Friday on a flight from Los Angeles. Hilo police issued an all·points bulletin for the group's c.1r after t"cceiving several reported s!ghtiJ1gs of i\-liss Hearst. DA's Opponent Charges Hicks Mi-sused Office WiJlia m S. Hulsy. an election foe of District Attorney Cecil I-l icks. l'riday obtained copies of an elusive G;irden Grove pOuce report he snys \l'ill help prove his cHarge 1hnt the l'Ount}'S tor lawman has misused hls power. • Hulsy was given the con1rovcrsinl report lnl.e Friday 11ner a full day of uneventful court appearances aimed :ii forcing police to make the report public. The report in quesHon is a supplemental document flied by traffic invesiigAtors after an accident last year in which two children were killtid. The dri~r of the death car. hlrs. Freya Murphy of Anaheim, is alleged by Hulsy to be a personal friend of Hicks' and thos to have obtained favorable treatment during investigation nnd prosecution of a manslaughter case against he.r. , The supplemental report was given to Hu\sy by Mrs. Renee Samuelson of Garden Grovr. driver or another Cdl" lnvo!Ved in the RCC\dent. The report makes no mcn1 ioo or Hick <;. Jt rcfers--only to "an odult male subject" in l\·1rs. ~1urphy'!I npartlncnt \vhen poHce brought her there to get dressed. She tA'a!i in a bathrobe and nlghtgo'>\'n \\'hen th.: accident occurred. Garden Grove Officer Fred Aikens said be did not rcqUcst ldenllflc;i:·on or the man. Police Chief Ivan Robinson supported lhis decision, saying his ' ' identity had nothing to do \\"ith the case. Robinson also said he has never discussed the case wilh Hicks. The report notes that ~!rs. ~'\urphy "'as gi\'ing a rid e to SC\'eral childrrn. including her O\l'Tl two daugh!crs, who had n1issed the .morning.sehool bus. The repor t also states that officers both at the accide nt scene and the apartn1ent •·sn1clled alcohol on !he breath" of both l\irs. l\1urphy and the "male subject" in her apartn1 ent. Based OTT possible conflict or interest. llicks called in the California Attorney General's office to handle the ca.Sc and 1'frs. Murphy got a four-month suspended sentence and a $250 fine. For his part, Jiicks has steadfastly refused to· comment on the nature of the conflict of interest he declared. In a recent interview. he branded Hulsy's charges as. "a thin tissue of lies and a cheap political stunt." flicks said the only matt er Al Issue i!I ""hether or not he handled th i: c11se properly -in t~is case CRliin:t' on the attomey general to prosecute the case. ··The n1:itter or what the connict was or an,ything clse connec1ed to the c.asc is not a legitin1ale issue." Hicks said. ll lcks said he isn·t sure if he as a eandldnte can be llbelrd but said he Is certain f..lrs. l\turphy and others llulsy has mentioned in hls case hnve been. Hulsy said h\!I plans lo pursue the entire matter "\vln or lose" In the Tuc~ay election. ' .. They killed his navigator and threw 1he body on top of him, and in the end they saved his life. ll'$ a paradox.·· The exc hange. undertaken as part ot. the disengagement of forces agreement signed in Geneva f'riday, \vas delayed one hour 1vhile International Red Cross officials straightened out a mix·up over the numbe r of Israelis to be returned. Clain1 of Co1lte1· Dowi1ing "We "·ere expecting 1a:· said 011t"' general. The prisoners said they \l'cre una\l'llrc of Kissinger"s 1nonth·!ong efforl lo arrange the agreement. and were informed of their impending repatriation only on Saturda y morning. S. L.4GUNANS OFFER HELP FOR DOLPHIN • The best efforts of South L<lguna residents to save an ailing dolphin \\'ashed ashore at 9t"-. Street Beach S.1turda y resulted in e merge n c y 1ransport of the mammal lo San Di£'go"s &>a \Vorld. ql:irine specialists at Sea \Vorld said the dolphin has little chance to sur\'i\'r rron1 what appeared to be an acute atlnck of intetnal parasite!'. Sa n Clemente lifeguards said 1vhcn residents noted the dolphin on the beach, they cove red it with wet kelp-to keep ii moist and called the lifeguards \\'ho fashioned a mak eshift sling for the animal and drove il to San Diego. LOS ANGELES •AP ) -Police Chief Ed Davis said Saturday 1hc chances \1ere ··extremely remolc"' that :i police ~ helicopter 11·as do111nc·d by a So\"1ct·n1adc an1iairc:raft 1nissile as et;;in1ed in purpor!ed letters frfl1n tht• S.1 n1b1011csc Liberat ion Army Davis dis1nisscd JlS ''a boast"' a lt'rrorisr com1nuniquc th:1t elaimcd responsihilily for shooting do\1•n the fir('· seal aircraft \Vcylnrsday \1•ith a mis sile. A high ranking police officia l 11·as killed Jn the crash, "'hich injured th ree other officers. Davis said there 11•as no evidence of an explosion aboa rd !he $140,000, jet· powered helicopter. and said the crash apparently resulled from a failure in the rotor section which ca used the copter to stall. ··The likelihood that som{'()ne shot 1hl' helicopter dO\\'ll is extremely remote." said Da\'is. A final determination on !he cau~~ of the crash has not yet bt·cn mode .. Identical lctrers rci·civrd Fritl<lv l>v lhL1 local CRS lr!('vision nc11 s buz·ca1f ;:ri<t 11~ affiliate. KNXT. J~scrtcd the SLA brought the cr:ift dO\\'n \l"i~h an S.1\7 missile. which the cn1nmunique said had been code named ""°Slrcl!n~· by NATO. /\ more recent code nan1e for the miS!;i!l· is ··Gr ail," rnllitary orficials !'ay. "\Ve have scver:il n1orc of these weapons 11nd will use them to shoot do1~'n rascisl J>ig aircraft," said lhe lrt tcrs. In \Vashington, D.C., a Pentagon O'.\'. ·r111·: 1-'Slltf. · · EARLY GRADS -\Vhal's so sacred about spending four years in high school? Some of the Orange Coast area's !iludt>lltS rill h;\'e done the job in three ye3rs. not four, when they graduDtc in lt>SS th.1n two v.·ceks . S!;tfr 1vrlter J::in Worth finds-out why and how they did it on Page n2. ll U~IBLE HEGl'NNING -lrvu1e's City Councllrflnn Henry Quigley startc<I his rLUl for the stale treasurer'i1 !)Ml kneeling beside 11 wostebasket. Staff Writey George J...elda\'s story tella why on Page. AS. ' v ' . .. .. ... , ROTC rARADOX -A mistaken but popular · notion i ~ that the Rescr\·e Officers Tr.iining Corps h;is withered and died afl er 11 \vas allo"ked on campus after campus during the dlvis11·e Vietnan1 v.•nr. Bul the fact Is that while er•rollment is do"'"· more gradu~ucs arc l>Cin g ground 00 1 than can•bc a~1mllatcd by the Ar1ny. PnJtc AID. '• RIGllT TO LIFI:: -Does il npply 10 fetuses? i'hc Right to Life org11n1i..'ltlon or Southem Callfornio hclil•\res that lhi' right lo life should be rcstOjt>d lo unbnt'n humnn s. and the group·~ presldenl l\lr.r· nuih Taylor, c~plain!I "h.Y on Page A7 • • spokesman said the SA7 is a Sovil't rnisst!e about 4 feel long and is ripped 1virh a high explosive 11·arhead. It zeros in on the heat given off by an aircraft's engines. Thi• shoulder.fired 11·L'apon 11'aS used b.1 1he North Vie1nan1ese in Southeast Asian righting to bring do11·n helicopters. 11 \1·;1:; also cn1plo~·L·d during l11sl Octobcr"s Arab·lsrach \l'ar. There have been persistent reports thal Arab terrorists have snu1gg!ed lhc 1nissiles. which are small enough to be broken do1vn and carried in a large suitc;ise. into Europe for use against commcrri;il airline rs. Hov.·cver, there have been no such incidents. Clothin cr "'orke1·~ "' To Go ()nt 01i Strike '\~\\' YORK tl'PI I -Leaders of 1h1· l l!l.[}(11).mcrnbcr 1\n1;1lga1natcd Cloth1n~ \\1>1 k(•1·~ S~itu;d:i~ c:ill1-d a strike aJ!:i1t1'1 thl· g:inn('nt 1ndu~try ;iftl'r fail ing !11 n·,1ch .'lgrcerncnt on. u nc1v eonlrrtt't 111 11·hieh thl'Y sought a substantial wai,:1· incrl·;1se A union spokcsn1an st'lid . ··this action, the fn·st industry"•idc st1·ikc In the men~· <111d boys' clothing field in rnore th;in 50 years has been forced on workl•rs h,v ('!llploycrs who f1avc no con1prchl!nsion ot !heir needs.·~ l11s ldc S unduy J•c~ .... .,... " H•~•tlw• .. " Ye~r S....-tct .. Hltllo<tff .. .. _ ·-· .. '"" L1nlht\ •• Cl•n if!td 01·16 MIHM• " C•lllo,,.I• .. Dt1•>ert C~ftty .. ,,."""''~ .. MO'O'ltt .... , D'''~ Holictt .. l'Cffl• " s·~~ Otl1PI•~• .. lt••I Et'-'\ Cl.Ct l".C11ftlll 1''9tt ........ , '" ·-" t nlt't1J1n.....,1 11._BI Soerit Cl Cl '"~'"' Hov•k " TllNl1" .... , Fof!•ncl . " T••"-' .. GOll!W~ltl ., w .. rh..,. " GOOll Oteef ""~' B Whlll W1tll " 0"1L'I' 1'1LOt $ol!'Ct10Hi . I . ' r1 2 DAIL'( PILOf Sund.iy J11ne 2, 1974 Coast Roundup ' TIREO TOTT E R S -T\10 Huntington Beach youths. Don \\'hile -And Bruce J ohnson , ${>till !\temori:il Day \\'«kl'nd on n ll'<'h'r·totter. 00\1nclng up nnd do11·n for Jc~us. Thr1r purpoBe \\"as to rills<' n\oney ft>r C3n1pus LifC', a rhri:<:linn youth organiz<1ition at F:dison llig h School. They wtre nble to boun ce up find tlo11 n -\l.'ilh old !ires undrr their feet for ·more bouyunty -for 100 solid hour:<:, ra ising 1no re than SSl)IJ. and a new ll!i!ter·totter record . . v TEACIJER TllOt.:81 .ES -The action ~·:ts l'~sl. and !-:ometlnies furious last 111•1•k in \\'eSl Orange County as s1;.. chlfcl'('tll school boards foughl 11 ith teachers o\'er contract negot ialions. T110 dlstrie1s e\·en had teacher st rikes. and others "·ere threatened. Te a c h er s in the t{unli11glon Beach linion High School Dist rict 11c>nt or1 a one-day 11·a.lkout Thursday, then settled for a nine per- cent pay raise fol1011ing predawn di - cussions Friday. Ocean View teachers tn1ck one day, \\re d n e s d ay, 'A'ent back to ll"Ork. but threatened an- other strike this 'A'eek if they can't Di em Ove.rtl1ro,vn 'For Ref using l\1ore U.S. Gl s"' PARIS (AP l -A former high-level Saigon official says the late President Ngo Dinh Diem \\'as overthro\\'TI. by a \Vashington·instigated coup because he refused to allow American troops to be stationed in South Vietnam. Tran Van Kh iem, one of Dien1's top advisers, cla ims the late President John t·_ Kennedy wanted to stmion 15,000 troops in South Vietnam as a pretext for ! l rt•ach a s:1Jary aa:reemcnt. In Fowualn \'a lley. where trustets hnve refu sed to offer any pay ra.ise, a strike could also ro1ne lhls \\'etk. In. Seal Beach, \\'l':-i1tninst<'r and Hunt ington Beach City. nt•gotiations art on. but could be. t'Onlc holler if wttlc1nc11ts sren't rcnrhtd soon. v LAG UNA "\\'Al.KOllT -A 1r!ldcn l strikr by niore 1h:111 half the 1c;ichers at L1guna Beach High School resul1ed 1n an early shul do"·n one day for lhc inslitution. Ad1nlnistrators say 2!l teachers partici1>alcd in the wal kout. Teachers spokesmen say 40 11·alked off the job. The '\\'alk ac:io n, 3pp11r('ntlr not a part of the teachers' organized represcntali\'e associations, ro1nes as Laguna Beach voters f3c e a lax override election Tuesday. Some fund s sought in the override >A·outd pro\1idc teachers 11·ith a 2 pe1·cen1 pay increase. added to a 5 percent hike already granted. Teachers say it isn't enougb . v POLICE OVERTil\tE -!'.fembers ·of the Laguna Beach p o I i c e department's narcotics sq uad have j \ . ' . • rolled up huge overtime wages ~·Ith one strgeant of dtlectlvts nm1nl nearly as much •s tbe chiet of police during 1973. The overtlmt allocaUons of the department lhb ·yur would allow payments of $-1.000 In overtime to each detective on t.hc force. During one month ln 1973 1 narcotics d<'tectlve earned $1,000 In O\l!r'tllme above his regular salary •• The dly coundl ha! reviewed a department budget \\'hich cuts in half overtime allocations. v POLIC& PROJ ECT -Sa:n Clemente ... city t..·ouncilmen early in the 'A'eck <'ndt'd weeks or secret sessions to examine asserted rifts and morale problems In the city pol.ice department and agreed to hire former Los Angeles J>olice Chief Thomas Reddin and his consultants for a complete txamlna- tion of the department 's efficiency . Reddin ~·as in the city on Wednesday to discuss terms of the five-week project amid a cloak of secrecy uilposCd by the council. city ~tanager Kennefh Carr and police officials. Cily spokesmen sald lhe policy v.oold slay in effect indetlnitely. ,, FLUNKING. OUT -If your soil or daughter brings home a report ca.rd marked "NC,'' he'a ln trouble. So say school authorities at Costa 1'.1esa High -- . . ----·-·~· .. ;a,~,-... School \\'ha have Just completely reviled thelr 1rade repar1lng avstrn1 . One of the-changes is the new' "NC" m1u'k which sounds more acctptable ' ~t ii really nothing olher thun" a gOOd oJd-lAshionl.>d "F.'' P.\RAMED!c(' PROPOSED Newport Stach councilmen authorized the. clty'a Fire Department l o establlsb 1 paraml'<llc u n It . CoW1cilmen made no appropriation al1 hou gh City "tanager Rebert Wynn said &tart.up costs, including a mobile uni t and training, will be about $100,000. Annual operating costs, Wynn said, vdll total $130,000. 1'he city will send seven firemen for training at Orange Couoty ?o.tedleal Center In Decen1ber, the earliest· opening they could get In th,e train ing progran1 there. • v BAY BRIDGE -About 100 peopl• turned out in Ne>A·port Be a ch Wednesday night to discuss the height of the proposed' new bcidge over Newport Bay on the Coast Hlghway. At the public meeting of t~e Bay crossing Committee, members or the audience seemed-divided between those who favor expanded boating In the Upper Bay, and therefore a highe~ bridge 10 allow boat! to pass underneath. and those who favor a low - ) brktge to prott<:( Ille , Upper Bay wildlife sanctuary. At some points the meeting \.\'BS marked by applause llnd an gry ifUmbltngs. Co m rn I t t e e ch.'llrman Robert Shelton said the PlaMlng Commission \¥ii\ probably schedule hearing on the subject In the oext lew moruhJ. .,._ WAl'ff ADS -Saddlcback College superinte11dent,1presldcnt Dr. Fr c d Bremer resigned this \vcck "by ntutual agrce1n<'nt wi th the board ." and was reassigned as president only for 1he ren1aining~two years of hit $35,000 per ye11 r conlrnct. A new superintend~nt is to be hlrt.'CI by July I, according to boord president Hans Vogel. Bremer. 51, 11•ho has been under fire durlng a series or crises at the achoo I over the past year, will be given special assign ments by the board, Vogel said. v 811\'DER BOLTS -Citing "sheer harassment", Dr. Anlold Binder, the founding director of UC Irvine 's nationally recognized social eco logy • program. announced his resignation Thursday. Binder said he 'NOUld re- main at the Ufliverslty only if Uie pn>- gram ·ls designated a separate.school. 'Ibe reSlgnatlon, he said, was info?mal since he has not filed the paperwork. He had planned to .end his tenure at Nixon Milk Support Cost Set at Over $300 Million • UCI In June 197$, follo'Ainl 11i year'1 s.'lbbaUcah lie Is considering faculty rt;questS that he 11tay anotlter yeor wtule a replacement hi found, he s.:ild. v HOUSING SHORTAGE -Ol]c third of the S.300 vets attending Orange Coast College are reporting U dJflleWt to obtain a plaC(! to live. Al a rtsull 1 high percentage fake local addresses to attend OCC while actually Jiving outside district boundnrles.\ A new ~lousing Service Office opened ibis week to deal ~·Ith thal problem. .. PEAR TREE FLAR -A furor over ren1oval of 27 evergr·cens lu J..oguna l·lills Leis ure \Vorld npf)Elrently ll'BS nipped In the bud th is \\'eek whcri resi- dents v.·ere promised their Jost lret>s \\'OU)d be replaced by Profts11k>nttl Community t.1anagemcnt ( P C l\f ) . nianaging agent fol-thC' r<'liremcnt co1,...nunity. TI1e trees, many plnnted by the residents eight to lO )'ears ago, "'ere removed because they had fire blighl, a virulent strai n which PCA1 officials .said ~uld hal't' spccad to lhe other 4,000 flowering pear trees In lhe community. But residents of thi;: eCCeeted area on Avenida l\fajorca prolested that "We don 't h11\'e time to wait for new trees. to grow ag~n." Leisure World residents' rhust be in thei r SOs. PCM officials promised them five-gallon trees . • Fron• Page I BLAS T ... _ fought their \vay through lire ruins In thr search for survivors. The $48 mOJiOIJ plant WaS opened only [I year ago lo make caprolactum. a -.. derivative of coke. Coal boord officials \VASHJNGTON fAP l -President The reporl was written princi pally by said th e materials used are Jlighly Nixon's on:ler raising federal milk price Democratic staff members and based on inflammable. supports in 1971 may, have cost t'he public e\•idenoe gathered by both sides. A copy · illi ••· fl .. ob · ed f Hundreds of rescue ~'Orkers were more than $300 m· ·on, wrc: sta of w1e was lain a k!r it was circulated to combing the rubble as darkness fell. Senate Watergate committee says. coipmittee members. It uoted " d · · tr lion' ch' f Police set up roadblocks for 10 miles q w1e a nurus a s 1e 'Ille report said the cost ol Nixon's agricultural economist as saying_ milk price order was paid by consumers in Lhe around to keep a11·ay sightseers who a prices in grocery stores would have gone form .or higher prices ror milk, cheese, spokesman said "have been making· a. down bad N. le! fed al · nuisance of themse.l\•es." British radln ,. txon t er pnce butter and other dairy products. and also _ attacking Chinese.lWclear..bases. __ --·?==:;f.::::o:=:::::;#,i~ •-~-----Witn-u:s.-rroops in the-SOUtn-:-10\Jelil-. ~ ~F=---'--"''-"'-'---:°"-"°-:.,;;O..:.__ supports at the level set inJtially by Ute by taxpayers tn the form of increased and television broadcast apPeals to avoid "" ~.e-Depa~-,.-:----~id_ e.-al..spendintto keep farm income up. the area unless absolutely necessary. "The President's decision w a s It said officials of dai'"" farmer A police sJX>'keSYnan said later th e .. ' charged. Kennedy could thell clain1 to be protecting them by launching massive air strikes against the. Communists and eventually against China ltsclf. \Vritlng in the monthly diplomatic supplement of U! !'.1onde, Khiem says Diem refused because he beli'eved the Kennedy request 11·ould lead to the devastation of his country. ap=~-" "Orth anyw'--from $300 ·J poisonous fumes from the blaze area had ·r-~uwy n ' i9':1.:: cooper atives had estimated that Nixon's mill ion to $700 million in extra income to N'ice order was worth anywhere from , be('n brought under control. but. there da. f " "-t ff said · draft ,... "1as no imniediatc return to the 1ry anners, Lil!: s a m a $300 million to $700 1nillioo to dairy re ........ ,.t evacuated villages. """ · farmers. It said Don Paarlbcrg, chief eeononiist of the Ag r I cu I lur e l\fichael Shaw, designer of the plant Mondale Assails Department. termed the $300-mi!l ion and helping .. firemen with technical figure ''credible." , advice, said the plant was "completely wrecked" but about half !he 50 or 60 The report COQcluded generally that 'A"orkers inside had esca ped alive. He prepared. instead, to send an emissary to Hanoi to make peace and arrange for th e neutralii.ation o f SOOtheast Asia, Kh icm said. But !he coup in November 1963 installed a' pro-- American government \.\'hich welcomed 'l ~. h .l ---d . Nixon 's price iricrease was apparenUy "\Ve don 't know how many people ar(J.. ~t ' ~ m ent directly linked to campaign donations still iraide altbough_w_e know tber.e...W.erc... · -rrom the da1ffl'armer IONJY, WtiTchllT<i about so or fi() before the explosion."' U.S. troops. - Khiem was the brother-in-law of Ngo Dinh Nbu. Diem's brother and widely regarded as the real power in South Vietnam. He and the presiden t were killed by " the rebels. Kennedy wrote Diem at the end of 1962, Khiem said. He said Diem replied that "South Vietnam does no t need American troops to detend it. t regret , . . ' °""' ......... ,...., MODERATE WINDS PUSH 3 OF 11 YACHTS INTO RACE Sid Blinde r's lslander;37 Superstar L~ Guadalupe Send Off 'Sl1 am' Label .From Page J but I Cannot accept your proposal to introduce 15,000 soldiers. moreover. I request that the 5,000 Americans here now should be withdrawn as soon as possible.'' • H11n u on UCI From that moment. Kl'liem said . the ~ RACE ... Vi Couch Perpetual. They were the Newport"41 Swift (last year's first to finish) co-skippered by Gayle Post and Jack ~Iallinckrodt, Balboa Yacht Club : • South Vietnamese leadership was fearful• : ~e~~~::!u~t up an elaborate system Minoi·it y P la n CM W omau, 80, Str11ck h v Ca r • Dead at Hospital An SO.year-old "·oman was struck and killed Saturday in Costa Mesa as she crossed Santa Ana Avenue. Louise Post. o( 334 Rochester St.. "'"~ pronoun~ dead on arrival al Costa Mesa Mtmorial Hospital at 12:36 p.m .. less th an a half·hou r arter the accident. !'.-lrs. Post reportedly was returning from a food market on 17th Street 11·hen she was struck by a northbound car driven by Jeffrey h1cKay, 21 , of 2808 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach. 'A'ho 'A·as not cited or held. Costa "1esa police said the accident is sti ll und er investigation. • SUHO•Y DAILY PILOT , ..... °' ........ °""Do 1. flt"!ol ...... '!"'"~ .. 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Daniel Al_dtich's h1inority A £f airs Committee. lbld rle\.\'Sn1en in Santa Ana F'riday that the school's affirmative action program is a sham . tie said it was boh\ to fail - establ ished as a showpiece that was never designed to work. "The chancellor and others arc responsible for deliberately stru cturin g and maintaining a bureaucratic oriented and pov.·erless affirmitive action pro- gram." the committee said in its interim report on the "pattern and practice of discrimination" at ua. In the report. Flores' committee also charged that the chancellor and other top staff members have refused to discipline personnel who discriminate against m inor i t j es ~nd have misrepresented · the avail abilit y o f minority work forces. Tiie committee supported its report \\'ith a massi\'e sheaf of backup material. includiiig tv.·o documcntro cases of discrimination and a study of hiring and fi ring of minorities and v.·01nrn '\_,- Also contained in the packet is a draft or a complaint Flores said is bcin).! considered for prcscnta tjon to !he federal government for civil right~ prosecution. Flores said I.he conimHtee deci ded lo seek public sl.fpport for 11s position in hopes of getting more u n I v c r s 11 y cooperation without resorting to legal action. tn their Interim re:port , commlttcr members quote various UCl faculty members and administrator s cpmmenl1ng on the alleged dlscrlmlna- Uon at the sdlool. ··1 am often seen by others as nothing more than I.he ~llOUSC nigger,'" Assistant Viet Chancellor for Academic and '\-StlXienr Affairs f.cor11e Roberts Is quoted as saying. Roberts is black. Aldrich him.self is quotOO as M)'lng It ls the campus de:ans and dep31'1mtnt fitads v.·ho m responsible for affirmaU.\IC action . Flore~· co in m t t t c <' s:iid the disc.riminaliM It is charging ts )'lrlrliar1ly the result of • !lhort..~ightedness b y university officials and an apparent rcfu~al to recognlu and dea l with the problem AS a local rather than national problem. Dakar, a Nev.'POrt-41 skippered by Wiiliam ~y. Del Rey Yacht Club, and Aquavit, a ~lorgan-42 sailed by l\!Ut Baehr, California Yacht Club. The race takes the fle~t around Guadalupe Jsland, some 300 miles off the coast of Baja CalifOrnia and returns to Ne~port for the finish. Given fair winds, the lead boats should be finished by next Thursda y or Friday. In addition to the above-mentioned perpetu al trophies, Donald Douglas' Endy.mion Trophy will be presente<t to the first yacht to finish on handicap time. Others in the race are Talisman 1Lap\\'orth44 ) Bob Wiiiiams. BYC : Pele (lslander-37) Jim Emmi, Ba h ia Corinthian YC; Yo Ho Ho (Sigma-38) W. J. Baldau, Santa Monica YC; Neired , (Casey kelch) Howard O'Daniels, Santa Barbara Yadlt Club. and Coontess Theresa Bernadette. (f+foot ketch) J enkins L. Schley, Southwestern Yacht Club. Teacl1ers Group C~lls fo r Valley District Probe A "sanctions investigation" whic h rou ld result in a blacklisting of the l"ountain Valley School District by teachers has been ordered by the California Teac:bets Association. John S mith. regional consultant for the CTA. said Ute investigation fs being conducted at the request of the Fountain Valley Education. AssociaUo6, t he district's teacher organization and er,\ affiliate. • Smit h said teachers from throughout lhe state will come into the district, taking testimony rrom adm tnlstrators :ind teachers, to determine if the district should be "placed on sanctions." If so. the dlstrid would be placed on a list Circulated natlonwtde. n a mi n g f'oantaln Valley as a poor place to \\'Or k and entouraging teachers not to apply ror j-Obs <here. ..-.JL \\'OUld appear that n study of this trpc would be in valid 11ithout full dl11trict aut.horh.atlon. an4 full d ls l r l ct parUci pation," said Dr. Robert Reed. nssisf11nt superintendent In cf1arge of personnel . • BEVERLY HILLS (UPI\ -Sen. prom~sOO to giv_e lhe Pres!dcnt $2 million Shaw said. "\Ve probably got 30 of the1n Walter F. Monda.le <D-Minn.) said for his ~lechon campaign. out but we are still checking." Saturday he never would have voted to . The While Howe has denied that Nixon Re estimated damage to the 70-acre adopt the 25th Amendment to the U.S. ~·as influenced by the promise .of money. plant at $120 million. Constitution regard ing selection of a vice and ~as ~\so 51:8led.. "~m1cally, the The streets of Fli:t:borough were president if he had knol\-1l Watergate v.·as Presidents decision to raise the support reported to be spattered with the b1ood of coming. 1evel prove:<' ~. be sound and ~eficial tow~people hit by flying glass splinters. "ll's entirely possible that within a for the nation. Thirty fire engines rushed to the scene. year \\·e will .have a President and vice The staff said Paarlberg disputed the "tt Is quite colossal." an ambulance president neither of whom have been economic argumenLs of the White House. service spokesman sald. "People are elected by the people and neither of which it presented last January in a being treated for injuries from fl ying whom have been approved. by their white paper defending Nixon's price glass from shattered . windows in political party," f\.1ondale said. increase. surroonding villages." ~~~~~~~~~~~~--'=-......=~~~~~~ N c .... II. :z: 1- :::1 Q .,, lo.I 1--.,, Q II. II. Q .... e .,, -a:: al ell 31: lo.I -> a:: -::: z lo.I lo.I I: 1- IAI al a:: lo.I I: 0 .... ... z ~ z 0 • "OPEN DAILY I 1: ~ <6 m ill .{; llS 0 ).. tf SJ Brass Balloon :z: 1- :::1 Q .,, "' 1--.,, Q II. II. Q .... Q 1-.,, -a:: al ell 31: lo.I -> a:: 10A"I. TO 9PM· SATURDAY 10AM TO 6PM SllN DAY 12AM TO sPMil -· " 15,000 Line Fish Fry Parade Route An estimated 15.000 spectators crowded along the route of the 29th Annual O:ista 1'-1esa Fish Fry parade Saturday: Rams Star Charlie Cowan was grand mal'8hal for·the event, one of the biggest features of the three-Oay fish fry and carniv'at sponSOred by the Costa Mesa- Newport Harbor Lions Qub. •----Sweepstakes award_$. for best parade enl.r:les went to the city oC Fountain Valley float and to the Newport Hartior High Sdml Marching Band. The parade kicked off at 10:30 a.m. from the Cost4 Mesa City Park and continued two and a half miles to 18th Street near Scott Place. S<ime 1,500 participants etifered U)e parade from all over Orange County. Fish dinners will be served today fi'om nooo at Costa Mesa City Park, where a carnival complete with boolbs, rides, drawings, and other enl.crtainment has been set up. Also scheduled today are a b'aby contest at 2: 30 p.m., a beauty contest at 3:30 p.m. the Arlee Higbee dancers at 6:15 p.m., and the grand prize drawing al 8 p.m. · fi•r.de multi 1r1 11 fellows: . SWEEP~TAKES FLOAT -City cf FOllf\tl;n V1Uey. CITY FLOATS -Hunlll'!lllOn 811ch. Urst; An1r..Jm, HC.Olld; Or11n99, lh!rd. COMMERC.IAl.. FLOATS -8111'91r King, flrsl; Jelly llOQltl', wc:ondl Sh1kWs, lhlrd. CIVIC GROUP FLOATS -Gardt'n Gra~1 StT.-r, Ftsllw1I, tlrtl, Anc!lor LodQt, l«Olld. YOUTH AHrf RELIGIOUS FLOATS -<°"'' MMa Hklh $c!'.OOI Futul'I F1rm.r1 of An11rlc1; Knlghl1 cl Col"urntous. ~. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL llANO ~~llkM• NllWPOf'f H•r-High $c11GOI. E1tfncia High. llr.sl; C04'CM dtl Mltr High, 1t<Cl'llll 1;1 R1QChO H191! kncal, third. INTERMEOloliTE SC.HOOL llAHOS -Trtdenl lnt,rmedl1t1 ScllGOI, fir»: BO"OOllhursr lnle<'mt<lia!e School, HCOl!d; 01i.. ln1trm1cH1tf, third. ELEMENTARY SC.HOOL 8AND -Oli~ Eltmel'>-l1ry, llr1l1 Sltrrl Vl111 1.c:cna; Land!1 Elementary, third. ORUM MAJOllt -"JhrN•WIY 111 fer llrj,f shartd by El R1nci.o, E1t1ncl1. '"" Newpert li•rber Hlo h Sc!'.Oals. M11tr ~I. SICOlld; 8roo1<nur~t •nd C.cs•• M111 lilQh lied le>r third. COLOR GU,t.RO -N'""J)Orl llMdl Polltt, tirsl; cos~ ~II Pollc1, SKorn:I; 1Hh Co.in Guard Ohlrlcl, third. SENIOR ORILL TEAM -La Qulnt1 HiQh ScllOCt, tlr1'1 E1lancla High, ~cccnd; Santn ,t.n1, third. JUNIOR ORILL TEAM -$ltrr1 V!1l 11 lnt,rmtcllalt, llrl!t C.hlnc Junlcr t·ll'ih, itCOfl~: Gardtn Grcvt Ou1rdet111, lhfr<I. SENIOR MAJORETTE TEAMS -Na~rt H8rbcr HIQh S.Cho<ll, llrst1 El R1ncl>o Hlph, sKcnd; Pc1k~ Dolt, third. NOVELTW, -OC Shrlnt CvcJes. llrsl; B1•n Sle~k JUNIOR MAJORETTE TEAMS -St. Pclyc~rll filrtles, llrtlJ Polk• OD11, ~. NOVELTIES .....oc Shflnt crclH. 11,..1; B1n1 Sleak Havte. MCC11111 Rtllno Club o Arnerk1, tfllrd. JUNIOR M.l.JOltETTE CORPS G R 0 V P S -Stii11!n. llfllJ AnllNlllH ol Ar11he!m, HCQlld; C1llccrltft. lhlrd. SENIOR MAJORETTE CORPS GR 0 U P S -C111Cwtln, llr11. fqvestrten rewlt• 1r1 11 toll~. 15JLVElt t..AOY -Mklltlt Scllur•r. FANCY WE\TE RN M.AN -Emmet DI LI FOUf, FANCY WE ;TERN LAOY ,..... S.U11n 81rrltl, llr1I; Kllllt Sou11, MCond. - WORKING WESTER N M.AN -R1ndy l'rttmtro, f1 r11J H1rl1n T1ylor, IKond. WORKING WESTERN LAOY -Phy1ll1 Tr1~1Cf, FANCY PAR,t.OE EQUIPMENT -FrlOdll Ltt Mltlrt, fir.I, PJ.llOAOE HORSE OPEN -8onni1 S11r.dtv, 11.,1, INOl.t.N M.AN -T-Whlll Cloud, llrst ; D1vld COU(h, llCCl1d. • IHOIJ.N LADY -Prlnceos Swe11waler. Uri!; JHnl111 CIO~m, IK Cl'lll. INOIAN OPEN -Tom Whllt Cloud, flr$1: Prlnc11s SW9t!wller, i.ec:anll; David C.O!Kh. third. CliARRO OPEN -l!ll'IY LOf!llSWorth, llrll MOUNTE O C.OLOR GUARO -FTI Mounted fillrol, llrsll Onltrlo Mcuntl11n , IKCl'lll; 81Kk1klr1 HOl'H A1.o<:l11lon, lh!rd. NOVELTY -La Vld1 Mlntrll $1)flng1, llr1I; J.,I KIOOI M<O!Mf. DAILY rt.LOT DELIVERY SERVIC.E Ir.loo••,,..,.., llJOlldo nol !'!""' l'(loJI -.... !)(I ~"', u/fl -~ -.... llif lllOuQM 10 '°"' ('.olb ... i.io ... .,..... IOOPlll. ~rd ~ll-ll(!l>el ~-Ct"'1'1 t1¥ I I IJI $Mul<ll~ OI I I"' i!H-w" I"" I """' .,..lll~IO:l\'OU e.n, .. 1.o1t.,....,.~ 10•"'-- ,__, .......... Cl\ 8"Cfl .....,~"'"' ........... . .49MOO ' • ·. ........... --.. . ........ ----, D.-lly l'lltl Ptloi .. 111 LM 0 P1yrte ' FISH FRY FEVER -An estimated 15,000 people swarmed ta Costa. l\.tcsa Saturday -all for a plate of fish and 3. parade, part of the 29th annual Costa Mesa Fis~ Fry and Carnival. Sweepstakes Float (be- low) was entered by the city of .F'ou nt~in Valley. One entry that tlidn't win a prize was the UC Irvine l\.1arching Band. above, interesting because until Saturday UC I rvine didn't have a marching· band. A passing brai;s ban d was a little too much noise for the young fella at left. ,, ·-... ' ' • Deletor Wanted' Job-seekers Call White llouse BALTIMORE. Md. (AP) - A classified ad in the Baltimore Sun- papers for an "expletive deletor" drew a number of calJs to the White House switchboard, an operator there saiQ. The origin of the ad, which appeared in the newspapers in their Wednesday editions, was not clear. It said: "Sensitive positlon preparing official.documents for publication. Extensive vocabulary required; retired drill instructor P.relerred. High pay and good benefits, incl uding executive clemene'Y.''" The ad gave the telephone number of the White House switch· -board. Queried about the ad, a \Vhite House operator said, "\Ve're aware of it. \Ve've had a number of calls." Beach Trt1stee Promises Anti-u11if icat~on J our11ey One trustee of the Hunti ngton Beach Union High .School District s8ys he'll pay his own way to Sacramento to fight the proposed five-way plan, of unification. ·IThis board needs to be more invol ved ." said Trustee Ralph B;iucr. "·ho is also a member of the Ocean View clen1entary board. F otd Denies H c 'Zi.gs and Zags' Orer Wntergntc ' \VASHINGTON (UPI ) Vi ce President Gerald R. Ford said Satun:lay that those who accuse hiln of wavering in his support for President Nixon are jus·t trying to use him •:as an undercutting clement" against the President. · Ford denied he had been "zi gging anµ zngging" in his commcrits about Nixon!s \\'atergate and impeachmenl problem"f and said such criticisms were a tactic developed by political opponents to "try and use hin1 (ford ) as an undercutting element as far as the President is concerned." lie did not say v.·00 v.·as using this tactic but added "it does put lh e President in a dirt'icult JXIS ition. Ford n1ade his comments in ::rn interview wilh commentator Jeffrey St. John for TVN Nev.·sservice. lnc., an independent television net\\'Ork. "~ly own view,'' Ford said, "is that I lhink I can support the President when I think he is right ... but that doesn't n1can I can't indie.:it.e publicl y that if there is a ~iffcrence I ought to speak up.'' -------- Sunday, J ur" "le, _1•_1_• ________ DAILY PILOT A :1 ·Ni'X on's P1·i est May l(ee1l Po st--Bt1t Als<J Must P1·ay BOSTON {t:CI) ....-The Rev. John Jo.1cLaughlin v.•ill bt! al lowed to keep his job as a White House speech write r, his re ligious superior said Saturday. hut he will have to take 1imc off eve ry ycor for prayer and ref!e.ction. 1'~ather r.-tcl...aughl in. 47, a Jesuit, got in trouble with his order ~'hen he defended Pr£'sidcnt Nixon 's fr t'f:iuent use of profanity in the Yt'hite House \V atergalc tru nscrlpls. The Vt'ry Hcv. Hobert T. Cleary, Jesuit provincial of New England , called /\tcLaughl in back to Uoston last .,..·eek for an eight.<fay spiritual retreal!' ~· "Father fi.tcLaughli.n and I ha ve talked and renected together. and individually prayed over these matt ers raised in recent weeks." Cleary said Saturday. "I have decided with Jo~ather f'.lcLaughlip that he will fulfill this annual spiritual requirement v.·hen his schedule permilS." lie added, "Father fi.lcLaughlin 't> "'otk with the government has certain unique aspects which may requite a degree of flexibility in his liv ing. I am now satisfied that, alt.hough this nexibility is not nonnative, it is permissible, given his spCcial situation." . CQntact.cd by telephone, McLaughlin declined to sa y v.·hethcr he had obeyed Clea ry's summons to go to Boston. but • Border Cases Mav Be Voided .I --.Prosecutor SAN DIEGO (AP ).-About so-criminal cases may be thrown out because a oourt ruled unconstitutional the border patrol's ·practice of routinely .sto pplng cars at "highv.·ay chccll points. a· rf e d e r a 1 prosecutor says. l\1ost of the cases involve 1narijuana . Asst. U.S. Atty. Jan1es. \\'. l\leyers said Thursday. He is thief of the appeals divi'sion ifl the San Diego fedcrat prosecutor's office. · ·· The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled this week that the border patrol violated the rights of a man whose car \Vas routine!}> slopped al a chcckJXlint on 1nterstate 5 near San enorre, about 65 miles north of the l\1exlcan border. Orticers said they found mlµijuana in his car. and he was convicted of possessing the drug. But the~ court reversed the conviction, c i t i n g constitutional protection a I a i n s l unreaso.able search aod seizure. Prosecutoni say the ruling may shut down· the three checkpoints. operated n1ainly to catch illegal lnunigrants. The border patrol says 10,444 illegal aliens were .caught and deported from the San Onofre checkpoint in. the first four 1nonths of 1974. fi.1eyers said the ruling \\'on't jeopardi7.e many cases involving illegal aliens, because n1ost aliens arc deported rather than prosecuted. Bul he said about 50 pending cases stem from apparently random stops at the checkpoints. The first action under the new ruling came Wednesday, when U.S. Di~trict Court Judge Leland C. Nielsen refused to Jet prosecutors US<: as evidence some marijuana seized irt a search at a checkpoin t. Fann Ind ex Off \\'ASHINGTON (AP\ -Lov.•er prices for cattle and hogs h£'1pl'd push the farm price index for the month ended i'.la y 15 down 4 percent. the Agricultu r e Department said last week. But the department's report included a signal that retail food prices may have climbed again in Jo.lay after dropping in April, indicating that lower fam1 prices n1ay not have been passed to consumers. 11.dded, "I have betn ln pcrsor,;il contact wilh Fa ther Cleary" by Wldisc losed means. "t want to see the privrtl'Y of the Jesuit family preserv('<I," he said. In Orlando, Fla., t <1 rl ier Saturday, ~fcLaughlin predicted that President ~ Nbcon will not be impf!achcd because "'- ma jority of the \louse v:i!l demand evidence of guill '·bcyolld a reasonable doubt not probable cause ."' ~IcLaughtin joined the \Vhite J1ousc staff 1n 1971 after ;10 unsu1•ct'ssful race for the U.S. Sf.natc against Sen . Johll 0 Pa~torc ( D-R. I. 1. FBI Told Of Hearst, SLA Link CHICAGO 1AP ) -ThC ,f<1ther of a Syrnbionesc Libera1ion Arm y men1ber ~aid he telephoned the FBI the day after Patricia Hearst v.·as kidnapeil because hl: had a "gut feeling'' his daughter v.•a.<, in\'olved , the Chicago Sun-Times reportl.:d today. 'I1IC call from Frederick \V. Schv.·ar1 1: prompted the FB[ to run background chec~ on his daughter and son-in·lal'I'. Emily and \\'illi am HatTis. I h c nel'l'Spa~r sa id. Six members of the SL.A died in a shootou~ith authorilies l\tay 17. The Harrises and ?i-Dss Hearst v.·ere not in the shootout and are bei.ngJsought on st4te and federal charges S!emnling from a shooting at a sporting goods store in sJJburban Los Angeles. Schv.•artz told I.he Sun-Times he called the Chicago FBI office on Feb. 5. one day after the kidnaping, because or a letter he recclved from his daughter a few days earlier. Sehwartz said his daughter did not refer to the Hearst kidnapi ng in her letter. but she did say her "con1plete life , st yle-had changed." Scbv.•artz, an engineering consult.ant anJI village trustee in suburban Clarendon Hills. refused to show the letter lo reporters.· Bui the Sun-Times quotc<I an W\llamed source as say!ng the letter referred to "a mis,sioo to rebuild socie ty." Schwartz said he felt it would be best if his daughter were placed u n d e r "society's control,'' the Sw·T~aid. One of the FBI 's background checks on the Harriscs uncovered the name or Angela Atv.·oocL .,..·ho died in the May 17 shootout, the Sun-Times said. ~ Othfr checks detemlined th at the Harriswrhad sLXldenly quit their jobs and gone underground On Jan. 10, That was the date Joseph Remiro .and Russell Little. botti,SJ..A members. were arrested and charged with the Nov. 6 murder of an Oakland school superintendenL Reagc11i Voices ~ Tap es' Opinion SACRAMENTO (UPI) -G<>v, Ronald Reagan says the moral tone of President Nixon 's taped \Vatergate conversation..<; "was a little bit like seeing civilit.ation with its pants do\vn." But the G<>\·emor told the San JQF.,e Mercury-News in an interview Thursday that in his reading of the \\'hile House- edJted transcripts of private presiden tial discussions he didn't see anything "thal I \\'Ould consider an impe,achab!e offense ." At a fl.fay 14 news conference. Reagan, frontrunning contender in the JXlllS for th e 1976 Republican presidential nomination , refused to discuss the moral tone of the trpnscripts. The stale Board or EducaUon has scheduled hearings on the plan July 11 and 12 in Sacramento. As approved by the Orange County Committee on School D i s l t i c l Organization , the proposal would divide the 52-square mile dis trict into five K-12. districts along existing i I e m en t a r y boundaries. Bauer said the high school di.<;tr ict's vie\v is "more significant" because "we're the only ones who represent all the area." Ocean View and \\1estminster School Districts also are opJXlsed to the plan. ~·hich they contend wou ld be financiall y hannful to them. · Southern California BAR HEADQUARTERS The high school district board oppose~ the plan. .Assistant Su pc r intend e n t Glen Dysinger Tuesday sugge~ted the riistrict should make ils feelings kno"'n in Sacra1nento before the July meeting. He also sald a board nle1nber n1aking the trip with 8dminlslrators mighl carry more weight. "I'd be happy to do lhat ," Trustee Robert Knox volunteered, "end I'd be happy to-pay my own way, too." All trustees agre'.ed they need to wield whatever inflUC8ce they have as a board with the state group, whlch wlll decide whether the unificatioo proposal will go to the voter$ in Novefubcr. Lockheed Rev iew BURBANK (AP ) 1 1''in a n e\a11 y troubled Lockheed Aircraft Cor~.. the nation 's No. I defense contractor , annourn:OO Friday ·that II! advisers nnd direct.ors wl\1 review proposals lo strengthen the company at its board metllng ~loodoy. Trading in Lockheed stock was baited on the New York SlOck Exchange when it W<'IS learned the compnny would make a stnt~mcnt. The Founta!n Valley. Seal Beach and llunlington Beach' City School Districts favor the fi\'e-\\'3Y unificati on. • 'Youtl1 Arr este d. 111 Raping of Princess' 1\i<lc LONDON (AP) -An 18·year-old youth has been ordered lo trial on a charge of raping Princess Anne\s private secretary at knifepoint ln her London apartment. "It was a forcible rape . and the woman was subjected to a cOnslderable number of indignities." prosecutor David Gandy told fl.fanches'er magistrates. But \he magi strates also were told that the defendant. Christopher Graham, •·strenuously denied"' gu ilt . Graham also was accused of steali ng a ch<.'Ckbook, jewelry and cash from the secretary, fl.1iss Pen elope Jan Walters, 23. and her roommate, ?i-llss !Jelen fl.1orley. Th!' magistrates were told he feet~ additional charges of raping a doctor 's wife In r-.1anchester and attempting to rape an lr;ininn student. The-maglstrate.11 order!'d pollcc to hold Grabsm pending trh11. No date for the trial has been fixed . lh1; 8 ft . hond < orvt-d rnodrl ovculoble now 1,.1499.95 OPEN TODAY I '2·5 MONDAYTHll:U FRIDAY ••• ' SUMMER ENTERTAINING See our fine ~eleciion of custom bots. honckrolted in Mexlc.o of solid wood. STARTING FROM $14995 ---cu .... f ·--.... (UOll"'' • ' I ' '- .. • ( ,. • ' • l • • • • • • . • • 1'\ •• DAILY PI LOl Sunday, Junt 2 ICJ74 Nixon, And l(eeps Welcome Mat Out Remembers Whittier .. In l!HO Thomas \\'olfo Y.Tole a novel entitled "You Can 't Go l:!on1e Again." In that same year Richard Nixon u·as a yow1g allomey in \\lhitlier. California'. Today Richard Nixon calls Washington. D.C .. home, for tax purposes anyv.'ny. and the status of his e.1nplnyment is at question. Bbt . if he \\'ere to return to the residence of his boyhood , he \VOUJd S(.>e cit~· limit signs that read. "\\'elt'Ome IJ \\'hl!lier, Homelo\1 n of President Nixon " .A1lhough it has been a· good many years since the President has visited the tOY.'ll it appear·s that ma'* of the 75,000 residents u·ould y,·elcon1e him 11,·arnlly. In the old patf of town many remcn1ht-r Richard Nixon rrom high school and colll'ge days and they are upset by y,·tJ.at has happened during the past year. An elderly y,·oman con1ing out of a drugstore said. "They are oul to get him. they sure are." Another ~d, •·it's those Eastern politicians and fhe press. you know," Other residents are strongly opposed to tho President. "He didn"t get the name "l'ticky Dick' t9r nothing.'' orre said. Bom in Yorba Linda in 1913. Richard Milhouse Nixorl moved \\'ith his family to \Vhittler in' 1922. He \\'as the second Of fi\'e sons born to Francis and Ha"nnah ~!ilhouse Nixon. He at1ended East \\'hillier Elementary School a n d Fullerton High School and graduated in 1930. That same year. at age 17. he Story and Photos By Patrick O'Donnell enrolled at Whittier College. and he graduatt'd four years later, second in his class . , • \\'hat do \Vhittier"'people think of the President today'.' Ten residents y,·ere intervie"·ed. They 11o•ere asked to respOOd to the \Vatergate ·affair and reminisce .about Richard Nixon . · ~tel C. Rich has been a repJrter and editor of the Daily Ne\\'S in Whluier ror 35 years and its managing editor for 1wo decades. He attended high school 11'1th the · Pres1dent. Do you really remember Ricbant l\11on lit-tilgb-scbOOI? ··oh. sure. I didn't like him because he earned A's without "''orking very hard. He was an outstanding student and debater. You migh\ say he y,•as everything I wanted to be and because I wasn't I never really 1vas"' Nixon rooier. I campaigned again st him \When he ran for st udent body president. \Ve defeated him. He 11,•as student body president tit the college but he lost al \\'bittier High." \\'hit's lh e 1011·n·5 reacl ion. e~peciall)' lhe old part of to~n. to tht Presiden t's problems? · "It's doubtful that an\· of these people '1ill tell you they \\'ere i1Tong about hin1 . !i lost or the JX'Ollle <ire still \\'ilh hin1. I'll put it this way. they are nfl\ really bl<iming him. but bla1ning his ability to pick bad people. '.\lost of them \1-on 't connect him \\'ith \\'a tergatc or anything C'lSc. They blame hi~ aides. The o\cl- timers and supporters 11·ill remain steadfast. ' "The only people here \\'ho 1vould he critical of the President arc people "'ho \\·ere against him from the very beginning. or those who moved hert: more recently feel that 11o·ay." Is there a grea t rl~al of tal k about the · problems of the Pre~ident in \\'bittier, • and !Joy,· arl' you r ll'tters 10 the editor running on the s.ubje<:t? "They are quiet about it, apprehensive I guess you could. say. \Ve get very fe1v l<'lters to the editor, pro or con ,'' ls lhere still interest Shout lhe Nixon Jlbrary being located here'! "Yes. it isn't dt'ad. No 11·ay. There might be a problem in gt'tling son1e mooey raised -you aro.. lalking about 1ni\lions of dollars -but as far as putting it. here I see no grea1 objection . ~ot every city in the country has a Presidential library. His papers a few. generations from no11• \l'ill be mighty interesting reading.'' Clint 0 . lfarris oy,·ns an automobile dealership in 10\1'0 and fT!OVed to \VhiU ier in 1930 to play football at the college. He's a mem ber of the Presidential Library C9mmission. "'hen did you meet Rlrbard f\ilxon'! "I first inet hi1n \1·hen y,•e y,·ent out for freshman football. I-IC' played quite a bit as a freshmen· because we hnd a sn1all squad. He. continued to go out all four f ears but on lhe varsity he hnd very little chance of pla~·Jng. I \l'<'ighed 210 and stood six-four and \\'as two or three . years older ' than he. I think he weighed 155 pounas :ind was only 17 as a Creshman. r pla~ tackle. I think the coach h,ad,him at tackle too but he didn 't play much. I had a Chrysler coupe y,·ith a rumble scat in it and Dick Nixon and Olya F\orence \Ve!Ch rode in the rumbll' seat u'hen Y.'C y,·ent to !\1t. Baldy to play in the snow. If I knew he was going to be President I don 't think I y,·ouJd have made him ride in the rumble seat." ''\'h¥t do you lbtnk of the problems he's had lb the past year? "I think it's been a matter of making a ll)ountain out of a molehill. I think there has be<'n an a\\'ful lot of partisan politics. I'm inclitied to think the big 1najoritY of the press has been against him and they are taking every advantage to nl<lke it look worse than :t really is. I !h ink there has hcen political i;pying since the days of the Roman Empire . II ,. NEWSMAN RICH 'Most Still With Him' just seems to n1e that al times this shame that it's romc to this. \\'htne\~r nation is bent on self-des_t ruction. Ifs ~ you elect somool'IE' as Pri!Sick'nl you hope thing that sl?ouldn't ha,·e mouutcrl to a he'll do a· good ;oo and be honnl. l'n> hill of beans and is keeping the President aJy,·ays been a Democrat. And. uf CCMW. · Lrom doing the job .. , Whittier Democrats ha\'e t.e-. ... \Vb~ about the library? shocked because they hl\'t 6"ftl Wid-IO "I think it should be here In Whitt ier. the campaign practiet'S of Rk'hlrd St~ going back to the Jerry \'oorhis and This is considered his hometown. His Helen Cahagan Douglas campa igns. All church was here. llis high 1ehool Wfis of his campaigns ha\'e had Touches or here. except for F'ullenon for a year or this same sort of tbini:: in lhttn. He '! two. He \\'as married hfre and started into business herr. i\.nd l'1n not av.•are of always used innyendo and smear techniques. ; any \\'aning or inl erest here an1ong l.he ··~rr.ccrats ll'"re .,cltifk>d •re Jn-the business and ""''·c1·11ri11~nt::.I leadt'"·'-Of 1. 1 . 1 _;, .~: 1' 1• ' "v 11·~ con::.r"·'"1ona race m11.1 ... o a • 11al course 1vith \\'atergate ever:.1hing has .. ~en put sornewhat rn the hack burner. Vcorhis i t;.~. l~cpresentalil'e J 11 :.1~ ;1 As far as S::n Clemcnh•. Irvine Jlanc.h Cornmun i~l. \ft· rcn1en1ber the Hu~hL·S <Jnd \\'hit!icr ar(' C6ncerned J think it lcun on his n1u!h r>r's home here, 1rhich should be here. J expect the President \ras \\Orth at The iimc m:iybc !15.l!l)il hinise!f \l'ill have a lot to say about it." and they borro\ved 11·hal. $150.000 on 1t.' That's son1clhing likl' Ju ti1nes 1he y:1\ue ~larilyn I\. llofstcllcr is a Whillicr of the property. \\c rrn1erriber the attorney and fonnt•r mayor. She has -Checkers j 1952 c!cc.ticn1 Speech too. Th·: ·!it'ed in \\'hitticr since 1938 and attendtJd \\"hiltier Young fklll!)C":Jts sent Nixon a local schools. . h:irn. nfter th;1t one. So 1 c<in't say 11'l' ll'Ci't' surprised by \\~a !C'rgatC'. There are Do )'OU kuq~· the President i>trsonally'.' !.Onie of us that tto \\'av ~ac.ii. J\ixon "l\o. not really. :'llrs :'llixon b::ib_~·-sal :'hra~·s 11·an1ed a place in hist:-;ry. I think for us 1rhen \\'C were li1tle. But I Jon't he has got it. e\·en remc1nber her anJ r m sure she h II · · 1T e lo 01,\'Jng three "1 ter\"IC'l\'S \1·ere doesn't remember r.:e eit hci. ~l y folks taken al the Neu· Canton Rl'.!>1aurant remember lhonrh. ·• rrom members of the Social Security \\'hal'i been Ilic reaction to \\'atergate Coffee Club. 11·hich n1ects ther~ cvl'ry day here'.' fronl 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.1 '":\ lot of \Vhitt il'r ix-oplr are \"Cry ll;;rrry A. Schuyler is a pro1ninent saddened by al! !his. T~y think it's a \\'h it t j e r. area Reoublican <11!<l businessman. He has been in the city since 1916. Didn't you ask Richard 'i.'\fln to run ror Congress tor the fir'it time·.· ''\\'ell. yes. I \\'ilS prir l of th~ group lh:11 brought hi111 back f1om ~a!!11no1 c •.1'ioo·11 he wns in the \a\'j' to run fo1' C 111·~1t<.,;. \Ve talked to him practically next door here at \\'hat w;is tucn !ht: l'111usettiu Drug Store." Ha\'c you seen h!n1 rrcl'ntl~·'.' "'f'.1·0 years ago I 11o•rote to Hose 1\·lary \\'oods (Nixon's secrelar•l and told her about our arternoon coffee group he re and gave the names of rvcryone here and I I silid \te \l'CIU ld just like to co111e 'lc11on 10 San Clem~nl,. sonic da\· and sav hello. But. I didn't get by ROse :\tar~; \\'oods 11,·ith that. No. i\lr. President hasn't go t time. \\'as the reply. \\'hen he y,·as 1·icc- presldenl. though. he gave llll' a lwH· hour:' \\'hafs your rr;;rtlion 10 tile p •.:I y•!:1r'.' "It just grie\'r~ 1Til' 'iO [ernbl~, Ti llt' ~fagaz inc . SC\'t•r<il 11·t't·ks ;Jf!O i';11nc •11J1 • \\'ith lwo issues on It. I never even opened the.n1~ I take NeYl'S\\'eek also and it's just terrible. The only decent mngaiine I tnke is U.S. News and •World ,,. Report and that's good. It y,•as a mistake.- "'hen Dick went off half-cocked that time "'hen he was running fQr governor {Nixon lost the election to Edmund G. Broy,·n ). The press has never forgiven hin1." Or\'jlle C. Espolt is a retired rancher 11nd forn1rr mernber of the high. school board or trustees. - Do you kno"' Richard Nixon? '·\Veil. I knew Dick pretty ..,,;11. liis mother anp my sister went to school logether and played piano duets together. They died about the same time. \Vhen llick bccal"[lc an attorney I .wanted to help him a little bit so I gave him a tittle job. lie was reasonable at his price." \Vhat do you think of Nixon now? ''\Veil, l'nl confused and I really don't \\'ant to Con1m it myself. I'm getting so l can't bcllev1 anything I read. Somebody is just lyi'rig like the devil. no\v that's all there is to it. I really think he's made so1ne 1nistakes. but these guys Wre on Social Securit y are just about 100 percent behind him. "1'1n.not paying any attention to it any more. rm disappointed about so 1nany things that are hapPfning no\vadays. Disregard of law m~ns more to me than anything I know of. It just bums me up something terrific. We've lot a park just over here and a sign says no dogs allowed. ·And the dogs are just all over the place." CharleS•COOper \Vas born in Yt'hittier in 1895. three years before the town y,·as incQrporated. Do y'ou retnembtr· Nixon? "Yes, I knew him y,;hen he u•as in high school. I was on the board down thcr.- then. He was a high-class student." \Vbat do you think of hls problems? "'I think they are just built up by his opposition. Sert. Ervin (Sam Ervin, head of the Senate \\'atergate committee ) said !n the New ''ork Times that he sees nothing to irnpeach the President On. I go aklq: wilh that. They are after him . \hcrf: is no doobt about it. the ne..,,•s med ii arid eve rybody else.' Ted Snyder is administrative assistanl lo lbe presklent of Rio Hondo Junior CoUq:e. He i! a Whittier resident and a DemocratiC candidat'e for the 33rd Congressional district. He has never me t the. President. WUJ Jt~chartf"""--NiUtt-< and Wjlt~~ be an lts1le her~ itt th Congressionsl c:unpalgn? ''I hope the President comes back to his bomcto11o·n to can1paign for · 1ny oppoflent and brings some of his friends \l'l!h him. I'd like hin1 to brin~ (JohnJ Ehrllchman and (H.R.) Haldeman (both forme r White House aides) and the whole group. l think h-e y,·ould be received here "'ith respect and coortesy as a. President should be, but among Democrats here· the re is a strong feeling that he ·should be impeached. "A number of them ieel that \\'hittler y,·ould be a good place to chatige the political system y,•hich made th c Yi'atergate situation . oceur. Ir the President were to be impeached and found guilty that still y,·ould not solve the political problen1 1ve have in this country. \\'e need to reform the whole process. The President is just the tip of the iceberg. It is too easy tri simply a.,ttack him when he is merely being Ysed as a symbol. The people y,·ho contributed heavily to his campaigir.ir,.. building up a 1\ar chest to do the si11ne•so rt of things. Blake Sanborn :o niayor of Whinier. i)c·s been a r<'Si{lt!!lt of the town for 30 ::t::u·s and is an i11~~1:·an~e agent. \\'hat's beC'n the town's reaction to the President's problems? ,.. "Basic;;rlly one of compassion and sy mpathy. Certainly there is as strong suppcirt for the President now as lherc \l'HS at !he time he lived here. I think there is more in teresl here in the President than there would be sav in !\lason Falls. Idaho. A lot of people here rt:me1nbl'r him as a boy going tO Sl1lool. ·· ' . i\s mayo r. "'hat's your position on lhe loc<tliun of the Nixon Llbriry? "Of course y,·e are very much desirous nf having it here. This i.'I \\'here he grc\v up. Ai a matter of fac t froin the site we h;i ve selected >"OU can stand and observe !he trail of Richard Nixon. There .. -. • • . ...sJGN-'l>ROCJllt,IMS=i>..RIDEc llf-81!1NG HOME'f.OWN....OF-"kl!REcSIOENf Mayor Blake Sanborn Says City Hopes It Will Be ~e of Ni xon Library is n9 ll'Hning of iflteresl. absolutc!v none. People in this city \vho ha\'e had conta ct in the past with hi1n arc not sy,•ayed by \\•hat they read in the press and sec on television.'' W. Roy Newsom is viCe president of W.bittier C.Ollege. He was in the same. graduating class at both .\Vhitlier High School and College with Richard Nixon. Is Richard Nixon a different ptrson now than ~·hen he attended college bere? '"I knew tiim in high school and coHege· and knoy,·ing his personality . thoughts and drjves then I can't see that he's the ~ki~ld of person "'hose philosophy .... ·ould STUDENT STAUFFER 'He Just Overdoe1 Everybody' ha ve changed as much as the events of the ·1ast year indicate that it might have changed. 1 feel that he has ?Jlocated too much re.~ponsibility to peQple that he-felt would be straightforward and as truthful as he is. But, many of these people were o v e r i e a I o u s toward the political op1>0sit ion. I just can't feel he is cis ihvalved in it as the press indicates. "Of course. my frame of reference is f-ar away from it. But, 1 don 't know if sorne of the congressmen who are jtrlnping on the bandwagon know any n1ore about it than I do. I think lie i~ being given a ride." \\!bat do you remember of Ril'hard l'<;'ixon durh1g his first political campail{n • here at Whittler ~lle~e.? "At that time it was much more of a Quaker institution than it is now. Nixon ran tlft an -issue ol allowing dapcing on campus. He was representinjil the student viewpoint and he 1vas a g o o d can1paigner. He always had a nair for verbal. anaJYsis." Wist I ~llt( tbf inquiry ln&o . the Pmideut'! income taxei? "That is another matrer. I think that a guy who ·makes ~,000 . .a year should pay his share of the income tax1 I 11tel pretty upset <every time I pay my tax. but it Is · a necessary thing. 1be value of the papers (the vice pres I dent i a I documents which Nixon claimed as a tax deduction) to"' me should tiavc been negated years and years ago. Those were government papers. He was on the job _getting· paid at the ti~e." Has the publlclty bet.n good or bad for the institution? "I think it has done the college 11 lot of good becau~ you just can't get publicity of a national dis tribution for a college of this size. Not all of it has been good but the name or Whittier &liege has been spread all over the country. I expect there are some prospective. students who "wld not consider going here because it was the President's college .. In choosing a college, often times. students' selections are made on a very thin basis." Don Stauffer Is a sociology major at Whittier Coll~e. He is from Pennsylvania ai1d is 1he 6 ch o o I 's entertainmenl chairman. \Vhy did yoo come to Whittier College. "Mainly just because It was in California. It accepted me f i r s I, Certainly not · because Richard Nixon ever attended h!~re." Whal do yo u !hink of ruchard Nixon? . "I doo 't think 100 much of him personally. !'Vt: been ~uspcious of him £or _ a long tin1e and \Vatcrg:ile just confinn- <..'<1 that. I \1ate to sec it happen but he just o\'ertl~ everybody and manages to stay in office." \\'bat about the campus? "Students here don't talk anymore about Richard Nixon than they would on any other campus. I think the town still has a high regard for him, but certainly not the school." ls this tbe kind of town you would like to llve In? "No, not at all . l!'s a rightwing town • to say the least. It's sott of like Orange County." CHARLES COOPER WAS BORN IN WHITTIER IN 1895 'They Are After Him, the New s Media and Ev1rybody Elie' COLLEGE VICE PRESIDENT NEWSOM 'I Think Hit 11 Being Giv1n a Ric.le' ATTORN EY MARILYNN HOFSTETTER 'He's Alw1ys U1ed Innuendo' REPUBLICAN HARRY A. SCHUYLER 'It Ju1t Grleve1 Ma So Terribly' \ , \ ' .. • ' d a t d r • a d l f l x n b r r y r l n l m • n m or . st y re n ·n ly • • ' • • ' • -. I ' Sunday , Junt 2, 2q74 DAILY PILOT 1\ 1- H·umb_l e Start: Irvine City Councilman • Ill State Race . ,, , • By GEOl\OE LEIDAL Of .. 0.llt ''"' ll•ft • It may not be the most de<.."Orous beginning for a candidate for statewide office, but Irvine Councilman Henry Quigley launched his bid for • state treasurer kneellng-beslde a wastebasket. About the time Quigley was re-elected to a second term on 1he lrvine cHy council lll!l ' l March a lelter from the ficpubllcan Central Committee L:.oC"''' arrived al his home. 'fhc n1issive detniled the numbers or candidates running ror stalewide orfice in the June primary including a rather ho-hwn list 0 r Republicans runnil'IJ! for the post r.lrs. Ivy Enke· Priest has held for eight years. - The letter urged the party faithful to peruse 1he list and urge others to file for races that looked lor1el•1 du ll. Councilm an ·QuigJfY crumpled it and threw it away. A few days Inter he heard Jess Unruh was !he leading D<!mocratlc contender for the offil-c. llEAllLNG TIL\T, Quil!- lcy counted 1 he n1on<'\' left In his council c;unpaign fu nd . rcvic\\'Cd hrs cconon1 i·~ credentials. smiled his youn g and honest best, counsclrd wilh leadiug Re pub Ii can advisers and backers and headed for the wastebasket. From the time the letter was found to the dca'11ine for fih:u~ less than 18 hours later, Quigley decided he would make a go of it so long as it appeared no olher Republican had an obvious financial ad vantage. flis campaign chairman. Mrs. Frank Polizzi opened headquarters in Jhe · Quigley_ fa1nil y room and garage. lier b<1bysitter is the candidates only salary ex- pense. Quigley pl a nned t o spend no more lhan $9,000 on the pri1nal'y race whi ch climaxes ~·ith Tue s day 's elections. LY ail.vertising has per stickers. direct ppeals for funds and STATE CANDIDATE Henry Quigley ' suJS'port and an ocCaslonal quarter page ad ·in the Los Angeles Times te le vis ion magazine. To Quigley, running for office is a numbers game not unlike those he played as an ·in vestment adviser in Laguna Beach. .. About 5 percent of the Republicans l\'hO will vote in lhe primary will have h:1d ~·ome contact •sifh me," Q11ig- ley said . Those. contacts will come from the speeches, reeeption appearances, mailings and word of mouth as ·rtiend talks to friend about the candidates, Quigley believes. His opponents make fewer appearances, Quigley said h.e has been told . For each 10 ·Quigley attends, he sees stale consumer director John Kehoe at seven and Jng!cwood ci!}' lreasurcr Stnn Jones at only five, he contends. "Of those listening to our speeches maybe half are convinced lQ vol e for me," Quigley sid. PLACE~t Ef\11' ON t h e ballot, then. is likely to be the deciding factor in the race. since · mo.st voters will not have heard of any of the Ra i11 i1i .501itl1east ,\ntllO<'age ll.S. SumNNlr!I N••lv ww1tllef' 11 tJ.PKli-d la "· n G" .. ·" ~ " ·" ~ " " " Re\)ubl io an primary~ candidates for treas urer, Qulglcy's name rollows that ol the Inglewood treasurer and the stale ®l\SUmer director and ldenllfics him as an • 'econ om is t-invest1ncnl manager." An economics graduate of Johns H op k Ins University. Quigley has managed inve~cnt portfolios r 0 r sevc I years ·and for .;01nt· .tim published a stock market news]ejter. Since the state treasurer's main respon s ib i lity is managing the in vestment of • state rt\'enues nnd bonrls Quigley saYs he has an edge on his primary opponents. If Unruh captures t h e Democratic nomination and Qui&leY Is lhe Republican choice, the 33-year old feels he has the Job bagged. • "IN n1E YEAR 0 r \Vatergate I think the voters wlll pick a clea,n cut, young man who has n record of openness and hor1csty In c1ly govem1nent rather lhan a n1an who i!i known sta tewide for his wheeting and dealing, backroo1n polilics'" Quigley said. Critk·izud ror filing for the st3tc office only 48 hours after his c o u n c i I re-c!eclion. Quigley feels he can best serve Irv ine by trying for the statewide orfice. "If 1111 elected , Irvine v.ill have another voice i n Satratnento." he ex1>lainetl. Finally, the sclf·pr0t:launctl fb:cal conservative believes the state treasurer should actively advise lexislators ant! lhe governor on ways to reduce government spending by abolishing outda te d , unn ec e ss ary spending programs, for example. To get to that office, Quigley is literally drivin.~ all • over Uie state. A typical Sunday can1pa ign '!lChedule had him attending a statewide C{)n ve ntion of the t.:nill!d ficpubl \t' Hl3 or ~or· nlu Convention ;it 111 a.tn, An'ER WINNING th e largest endorsement of any statewide candidate setking ~ UllOC backing, Qui~ley left for a 3 p.m. s pea kin g engagcmenl in Walnut Cre~. By 6:40 the same ev.ening he was landing at Los Angeles l nte rnati-0nal enroute to a 7:>15 1>. rn. co1un1itn1ent to address the Linooln Republican Cl ub. lie purposely asked to be the 121h speak::or in thn 5 to B p.m 11ara<ie of ~andirlatcs and 11rrh ed in the middle of the I Ith speaker's remarks. On another da y. Quigley dro\•e t o s peakin g appointments in San Diego at 10:30 a.m., Jnglewpod at noon, Tar1..:n:i 'bt 2 p.m .. at 7 p m reception in Yorba Linda and an 8:30 p rogran1 in ll unlington Beach where he was the featured iQeaker. His "basic five minu te speech'' hits hard NEW BUSINESS DEGREE PROGRAM NOW IN THE ORANGE COAST AREA EA.RM A IACHELOR'S DEGREE IN ADMINISTRATION OFF CAMftUS WITH PEPPERDIHE UNIVERSITY • Small ~s MHt OM evening o wttlc • Acceleroffd program desiqnt'd for mature. working ocWts • lncl'riie yow bowt~ and skills ., • Open tfte door to od•oncement To disC'Uss this oppor+urdty fulty -MEET with Gordoft Henning °" Tuesday, ~UM 4th, betwttn 4:00 ond 8:30 p.m. Informal interviews ond orientation will be o•ailoble at · · · .THE AtRPORTER INN HOTEL 18700 MacArthur 'IRVIHE !Opposite the Airport Terminal! PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY School of Busine ss and Management 8035 South Vermont Avenue Los Anqeles, California 90044 12131971-7610 All work offered for crffit at P~ dine University is occredited by ~ ·Wnterw AssociatiOft of Schools ond Colieogts. contl""" 1'1 11111 Soull>e.ntern cornlf' al the nor!°" toc11v wlllle lh• rt1t of the countrv 111ot1ld ~ re\a!lwfy cltt1r. A Han II Bonlc.n Bulf•lo CMCa\IO Clnt!nnoti Oen"1'r 0"1<01! .. " .10 ' Take Issue With Your Assessor. .. • • 3'-n 1r>ould domlMle from ,. " touThe•~•ern Tt••• acroH ro norlhern F=lorld• 1r>d up 10 the Sou!h C.1rolln1 Fi;ort Wo•tll Honolulu J•ckwnville l(anw• Cllv L~• Vtg•• Miami IAll.,au~ New Orflan• New Yor~ Pnllade!plli• Pnoenl• Pl!hDurgh Rer<a R:lchmond Safi L•~e .-, •• -llJ '"'"'· California The wnlher [)fltern of mornlroo l"<I evenong cloudlnen wlll• na:v 1un1l'll~ In !ht 1ft efl•oon1 wlll continue tl>rouoh Ml>fl<l•v, lhe "lotional We,,ner Service Te1nperat11res Alb.Inv Amarillo . 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When hair eventually comes in, It seems sparser and baby solt. Delila™ Natural Organic Hair Remover. Ideal for teenagers , too. $5.95 at ~ur cosmelic counter. NEWPORT BEACH R14) 644-2313 ·" ·" ... ,,\ ·" .. -J~ck ·P. Vallerga Issue One: Qualifications. Over 22 years ct eKpeuence , 1nclud1nQ 5 years w1Tl'l the State Boorq qi Eouolizot1on •as senior apprarser. 8 years as Chier Appraiser for Alameda County. 8 years as Ass1sron1 Assessor or Orange Countv and 1·1 2 veers o s Assessor 01 0 1onge Coun!y Additionally, Jock Vollergo nos been oppot(lleCI lO ll;le US Commerce Oepl. Census Ad11iso1y Committee. Issue Two: Programs~ Policies. Equitable odministrohon 01 a ssessment lows. Veor1y·1evotuotion of all properties lo on lve at market value. Continued developmenl ol compuler1zed o pproisol ono1ysis system. Assessment al on property ot 25% of market volue. lmporttol treatment of al laKpoyers. _ lsiueThree: I~ The integrity of the Assesso1 is !he 1oundot1on al Uie entire counly nscol program . t Joc k Vollerga·s 1o ro1ded1cot1.on10 tne offic e or Assessor and s1rict adherence to lhe low ensu1es tnot !he Assessor·s office 1s nor used lo influence planning or development, nor is 1t 1ntluen~ed by spec1ol 1ntere s!s Jock Volle rgo·s p rime concern is !hot each 1ndlv1duQ!.is assessed his lair onCI proportionate sho1e or the IOK burden. V~llergal Assessor P!lod ""by ec..-11" IOEie<t .i.t> P Vall••nJ&. &>~ 6'1MG"'"'"'" ~21 E. 111n si. ... 1 Soria ..... ,,roe ... l1<1t•e to say about It," cttntlitlate said . lf he is successful in the Cahforn1a f'leet -the-mo!lt go\'t:rnnit•fll 'i;, rcs1>0ns\b1l1ty fur 1nnu1 ron, .;orirthir:i,; non" or the othl',' c<inrl.d.lll'S \J;J.. about. "INF'l.ATIO~ IS offl'cting everyone now and c v e n Democrats J talk to a re int~r~ted 1n hearlf!g 11•hat I ·infan1ous big spender 1n Lhe the history or 1he state to be stale treasurer?" Quigley wonder:i. pnmary, he plans to spend anQl hcr flve n1-0nths tal~ing about inflation. lf he is to race l!nruh he thinks that will be a pre!ly good campaign theine . Assuming success in both cle<:lions. Quigley . will vacate his ('(JUllC'lt post and move his 1\ ifc, J\targic. thei r kids and their wa !>te b<Js ket 10 S~t·ran1cnto. ' "\Vhy \l'Ould the voters o( I I • Men·s 17-jewel Swiss calendar Men's 17·jewel Swiss day/date . • Ladies' 17-jewel Swiss • L adies' 17-jewel Swiss Ladies 17-jewel Swiss. diamond accents • ,, " • Men's 25-jewel Swiss seltwinding ~ ~ Charge It or use our Jusl·Fo~·Jewelry Lay·Away·Plan Fine Jewelry Department BUENA PARK ORANGE ..... "'°"""'-... c;,., o.. • s-........ •"" Op•• Cl.0., t :H .. t.JO I'-"'·_, It lo I 0,... ... , ,. ......... '"""' ,, ... ~ SANTA AHA 1t~• '-· ._._. •• w. e-..-°""' 1 •t ,. ... h1lr ......, ..... FASH .ION .ISLAND OPEN TODAY 12·5 . -. . , 4 ~·Department ·St~res Plu$ Many Other . Merchants Open for Your ·S'1opping C~nvenience • • • ' . • ' , I • , 11 A6 (DAILY PILOT E DITORIAL PAG E) •. Who's Getting .-Gassed? U you think the gasoline· situation of 197.J~ "'as distressing and confusing, wait until 1975. Federal regulations require t.hat all 1975 model au· tomoblles be equipped with an air pollution control de- vice called a cat.a.lytic converter. The con verter will re· quire unleaded gasoline t.o operate -unleaded gaso· line that is nQt now on the 111arkeL In far t. the A1nerican Automobile ·Assn. secs a like· Li hood that unleaded gas will be in short" supply throug h· out the t:ountry. 'J'h at n1akes lt tough \\'hen fines of up lo $1 .000 can be irnposed against anyone \\'ho burns an y~ thing but unl~acled gas in catalytic-equipped cars. On top or thal. leaded gas de stroys the <·alalytic converLcr. Special nozzles and special gas tanks will n1ake it aln1ost in1possible 10 put leaded gasoline in the new 1nodels. so owners will be hard pressed to get around lhe regulation e\'en if they wish to risk the penalties and the damage to their new cars. To top it off. scientists still are debating the ,efficacy of· lhe cat.alyti.c converter and the latest word from De· troit is they may be abandoned ~·hen the 1976 models start coming eut. Everyone is for clean air, even if it costs. But we wish we ~·ere getting. reassurance o! son1e success. Cory's Campaign Slips Orange County Assemblyn1an Ken Cory had a well· oiled campaign goin g in his bid for the state controller's nomination -until it was disclosed v.·here some of the lubrication was coming fron1 . The Orange Co unty Democrat spent thousands and · thousands or his campaign ddllars putting atross a 1nes, sage on radio and television that he is "the man the oil companies fear most." • , a suMtantial number o! Cory's catn paign contributors were -you guessed it -oil cornpanies and their offi- cers . Cory $3id lruncly that n1ost of lht:!n1 were just small oil con1panies and that he certainly isn't being sllpported by major C~ornia petroleum firms. Then he hastily sa.id he would take no more con· tributions from oil con1panies. lie hinted that oil inter· ests had contributed onl y to embarrass hiln. Whatever the nuances of tho expensive ca1npaign 111ay be. it is a fact that 23 oll company peo ple gal(e funds to "the man they fear the n1ost." And with all his protestations. (:l)ry hasn't returned the funds yet. l ln\ra1Tantcd Criticis.n1 In lhe backwash of the shootout be tween the self· styled Syn1bionese Liberation Anny and the Los Angeles police. there is an unfortunate and uncalled.for effort in some quarters to, in cffcc:t, put the pollce on trial. We hear lamentations that the deaths of the six SLA people was a wanton waste of "beautiful lives." If so the decision to wa)te their lives was made by the sLA people -not by the police. \Vhat is "beautiful" about people arming themselves with every conceivable weapon, robbing banks, shooting Qystanders. tryi ng to kill a store security guard and en· Oange ring the Lives of an untol d number of peo ple in their \vild and obviOusly futile shootout defies under- standing. \ Even more disappointing is the outcr y against the pol ce of sonic strident spokcsrncn of the· Los Angeles operation of the t\n1e ri c.:an ('i\'il Libcrtic'\ l.l nion . It's hard to understa1id .ho\~' it is soin ehovv !lon)conc's "ch·il rig ht" to shoot up citizens. hold up banks and shoot at cops but th:lt there is so1nething terribl y violat ive or the outla\1's' t i\lil rights ~·hen t he police s'hoot back. • Then one of Cofy's potential opponents, Assembly- n1an '\\'i!Jiam Bagley, running for the Republican nomina· lion fOf controller. turned up the interesting fact that this is a good "'a)' to destroy the cffectiYcncss or and the respect for an organization that through the years has performed a \'ital service in the U.S. 'THIS AIN 'T NO ORt:>INAf\Y KIDNAPPINu. WE'RE IDEALIS1$." • ~.I \llJl/1.!)!l'T r!U-TIJ{ CAU. IT Fi!l.L ca:f'ifAllllJ .... IT Ji)Sf SA\S,. you·f/E GtlT~& ,,!Pill , JAWO~SKI ••.•.••. ' Crec1tivity Crucial ~t Fragile Johnny Is Easily Stifled ' There is no doubt that the kinderga rten lcat·hcr v.·as ha rd · "'or k i ng and conscientious. Each night she pr epared materials for the children, along \1•ith de(ailed instructions as to what to do 1vith them. For example there -v.·as the exercise in making May baskets. The teacher had drawn lines on pieces of colored paper. so that the children 11•oula -k-n o w-how-- they \Vere to be fold· ed. Each basket "·as to have handles. she ex plained. F. a ch child \\'<\S given four dian1ond ·shaped pieces of pape r to be . pastt.'<I on each side as ornaments. Then the teacher went around the room to see how the d1ildrcn were doing she noticed that Terr y was pasting his diamonds vert ical- ly. '·Oh , no,'' she said, "the decorations are to be pa.Sled lying do1vn and nol standing up." "But I want lo paste mine th.is way," said Terry. . "Well, that isn't the way they are supposed to go. Here now, just paste it this way." She took the basket, turned the diamond horizontally and stood over S. I. HAYAKAWA hin1 v.·hile he pasted two more horizontally. AT TRE END of the period Terry had only three· decorations on his basket When asked by the teacher, Terry said he didn't want one on the fourth side. "Oh, hut everybody's basket must have four. Here's one your color. We'll jwt paste it on." Terry remained speechless while she pasted it oo . Mary Lou's problem was that the handle "'ouldn't stick lo the basket. "I guess l don't want a handle." she said as she cut up the handle and pasted the pieces as decoralions all over the basket. The teacher wa s upset. "Oh, you spoiled yours, Mary Lou. Yours is all messy and doesn't ha ve a handle." This story is told by Harold H. Anderson, research professor o f psychology at Michigan State University. He is, of course, entirely on the side of Terry and Mary Lou , who in their own way were thinking for themselves and showing a little originality. hand and "·as chosen as the third 1nonkcy. • The song was sung agaiil and , the .organ-grinders and the monkeys did their act. Then a cl!ild asked, "Don't they go .do"n the streef?" ' "The orga n man decides tha t," the -teacher replied. The organ-!rinders and the monkeys decided it wou d be a good idea , so they went up and down the aiSles, while the children dropped imaginary pennies into the monkeys' imaginary cups. In short, this teacher repeatedly turned problems back to the children for solutions instead of making.. up their minds for them. In contrast to the kindergarten teacher with her 111ay basket, who feared to give her child~ the chance to use their own minds, this teacher gave her children the freedom to make choices, which includes the freedom to make mistakes. I have in my study a map published in Rotterdam in 1666 showing callfomia as an island. People laugh when they see it. But there really isn't anything to a laugh at. Worker Participation Ends Unrest ··rn this room,'' says Dr. Anderson, "can children have ideas different from those of the teacher? ... in this room where does creativity begin?" Anderson tells another story with a happier ending. Durin g singing period in a sectind grade class, one boy asked for the song about the organ-grind er and his monkey. After the dass had sung it !he teacher said, "I wonder if you would like to play it (act it)?" The boy who had asked for the song was asked to choose the organ-grinders. He chose three. TIIE I~lPORTANT po int of the map, despite its inaccuracies, was that it was a stimulus to exploration, and every time a navigator .used it, he brought back knowledge that made more accurate maps possible. nun mistaken map contribut.ed far more to knowledge ·than. an accurate map of territory already well-kn own. Nevertheless this process of insisting on right answers goes all ·the way through from kindergarten through high school and college. It also penneates graduate study, especially in the social sciences. By JACOB K. JAV ITS WASHI NGTON -The thesis of '·\\'ork in America.'' the much-discussed report of ·the Department of Health, Educai:on and Welfare. is that substantial numbers of American workers find their jobs ~rren of mea ning and often intolerable. The report suggests that work n1ust be reformed so that It will produce greater satisfaction, and increased production is· the foremost key to ho1Y to abate inflation. But this thesis has been contrD1·erted sharply by some critics who point out that worker alienation has been around since 'the fndustrial Revolu tion. These critics tend to stress Lradiliooal "·age and eronomic-security needs as the factors that matter most to "·ork ing people. The ract is, however. that during a perKKI' v.·hen wages, salaries and fringe benefits Climbed to the high~st level in United States history. there· was a comparati~e in labor productivity DAILY PILOT ~Robert N. \Vtcd, PtlbUslitr Thomas Kttvil, Edilar Barbare Krtibich EcUt orial Page Editor The f'dltor!al ,)'13.g(" ot tM Dally Pilot ittks to intonn and r.timul;1.re rtaden by pt'f'!.enllllft on this PAll'e divt1!'3C •c<1mmt'ntar)' on topics ol ln- lrrTst by tl)'ndlcall'rl n:ilumni&:la md cartoonlm, by providint: n. forum tor rnden' vltrWs and by prrst'nl lflR' this ftt'W!'lp&Jlt'r't1 opinion.'! and idtu oo currtnl tople11. Tht ~HoritI opinions of the Dally J>llot appear only in 1he editorial oolumn at th(' top ot thf: J>Blt', Opinions expretwd by the col· umrriitJ ·and cArtoonlt1~ and ]l'l!tr wrlten an lhc-ir own 8.nd na t"l'ldoroi('. ment of 1'1eir vlCl"l>'lf by 1lle Dllily PUot should be tntfn'C'd. Sund ay, June 2, 1974 • ' accom~ by rising rates of "·orke r absenteeisnl Betv:een 1960 and 1972. for example. the a1•erage annual rise in producti\'it y \\•as just over 3 percent ( "'hilc the average annual inc rease in v,:ages and fringe benefils fro1n 19116 Jo 1972 voas 7 percent ). In the same period. gro\1•!h of productivity in n1any European coun1rics douhled the rise in the United States, and it \\'as even higher in Japan. ABSENTEEIS3!'1 on grounds of illness has been increasin at an ave rage an nual rate of 2.8 percen since 1957. Jn 1972 , ·there "·ere 43.8 million..hours a week. or LS percent of ~ie potential man-hours available from the full-lime labor force. lost as a result of short-term absences due to illness, real or asserted. Compared with the figures of lhe ea rly · 1960s, there has been a IS percent increase in the absenteeism rate due to illness. r.loreo\'er, most of us have experienced a decline In qual ity of 1\·ork . and there are occurrences of lndustria! sa botage and olchoholism, • drug abuse and ' emolional illnesses in workers lh<it appear clearl y job-re.lated . or course. the need 10 upgr:ide wage!" and economic security cannot · be rnTniffiized. WllOOut Coost<int .!!ltention and improvement, this.<'.ltone can account lor significant v.·orker a 11 c n a t Io n. Reforms in mlnimu1n wages, private pensions and welfare plans. among olher things, are concerned ""Ith protecting u·orkers against the hazards of induitrlal society. lrnportant as they arc. they do not yet rctich ba~ic change in the y::iy that work · is organized and directed. ~e lluestion v.-e must no1v face is "'hethcr such change is de~irablc and feasible in order to renew lhe vltaH!y of the :"'Ork eth ic. ~fORt: THAN .-tinything else. fl ap·P'·ars tha t \\'Orkcr 111lenation IS the result "' habitually defining v.·orkcri in strictly utilitarian terms. The time Is ripe to Rdvance lhc dcmocr3Uz.atlon of Industri al life, and to· bring to the work t'rs' roles the prh1ciplc~ of equily and individual worth on y,·hich this republic \\'as founded. This means that u·e need to examine ;ind develop programs that 1vill consider not only 1neans of reorganizing work routines but nlso methods of advancing Jacob K. Ja -ctts, is a Rep ublica1i seuu tor Jrvn~ Ne 10 York. His article 1s from the f1le10 York 'l'inies. "·orker education and train ing and of providing greater participation in operating decisions. ' Among reforms I favor is an approach tha t can most effect ively lead to broad employe profit-sharing and s lock ownership. E:<pandl.'d employe profit participation and stock O\.\'nershi p would provide \\'Orkers with a greater measure of economic and social independence, thus stimulating increased productivity and acceptance of industrla 1 rou tines not readily accessible to dramntic change. \Ve must be cnrcful, however, to assure th at the circwnstance~ un·dtr which such plans arc cneou'rngcd do not prOYidc opportunities for exploitation or workers. AODIT10NALLV, THE bR5iC structure of torporale organix.oition .tuis xcma\ncd essentially unaltcrtd In this country since the lncepUon of'the modem corporation, By contrast, West GermRn)!. In Its Works eouncil Act of ,January 1977., requires by law that workers' representatives sit on the boards of directors of publicly ov.ned corporations. The law has not been a cornpletc ~uccess, but some crrort to open up corporate board room oppartunllle~ lo v.·orkers could ha vr a salutary effect on Improv ing tl'lc employe!i' apprt-c1ar \on for mstnR!lt'mcnl to workers' ideas. \\'e' also flctd to prov1dt' 1mprn\'f'd me c h a n isms f or sllmulat1fig craftsmanship. It is :1pp;iltb1g lh<i t ;t$ide from the v.ork performed b~· v:1rioo! consumer organizat ions, there is no centra l reS()urct in this country ror lhe systen111tic cvalua Uon :tnd advnncement of product qun!Jt.y. and thi s !houtd be • • done in the most objective way, not just as anothe r element of I n d u s t r i a 1 promotion. We need to prepare for the future . Younger workers have changing values and they prefer jobs that provide challenge and personal fu){illment. Work patterns and inslitut ions that clash v.'ith these values are bound to provoke re- scntinent. rAcreastng worker participation and reps:ponsibillty will reduce these .tensi~s. dea'ease alienation and pave the way for. greater national unill_ and prosperity. .::- TlfE ORGAN-GRINDERS in turn \l'erc asked to choose their monkeys. Afler two had been chosen, Jarnes was unable to choose a third. "Why don't you cboose, James?'' the teacher asked. James replied, "I want a little pel'l!On aod r ·w•nt somebody Who wants to be a monkey." A tittle girl eagerly raiJed her Students are trained in how not to make mistakes, how to document everything they say by f o o t n o t e references to someone who has said it before. how to be thoroughly correct, how to be above criticism. All this may be good training for college entrance exams or your Ph. 0. orals. But it is no v.•ay to attain orig inality or creativity. It Is no "·ay to learn to think for yourself. Paper· Monster Perils' U.S~ The enormous size and cost of govern· ment in the United States-federal. state and local-may have a direct bearing on tile ·growing shortage of paper. And In tum the paper shortage may have a direct bearing on the large nu1nber of sma11-husliless f a i I u r cs lhroughouL the nation. It now costs an cstlmated $15 billion a yr~r tor the federal government to µroe-~~ css t~ p~perwork · 7 It generates, $7 bil· , ii!-""'°""' lion n'Klrc per 'yea r (t . ""'4t than it was only six ~11_J ytars ago and $11 '" • billion rnore than In 1965. It see.rm that In r~cnt ye11r« the na· lion's bureaucrats have gone crazy In dcn1nndihg more and more written in· formalkM'I fron1 the oation"s citizens. cspcelally Its busines.i;men. As a result .. - small-business n1en a~e rapidly becoming H diMppearinR breed in this nation of o~ portuully. EVERY YEAR niore of !hem _,give up the s1rugglc to cope v.•lth the accounllnR deminds of the government Those who don't Rive up con1ploin btUerly thnt much , BARRY GOLDWATER • • or the time they should be devotin g to their business enterprises is taken up struggling with rormi1 Mnt lo them by the government. In tac!, the demand for quick rellcf from what Ms become known as the "paperwork blizzard" Is co.ming from all dlrtctlons. So far tbc only action has been a request from the White House for a study of government forms by the federal Ol!lc:e of '-lanagcment and Budget. In addition, a Smale select small business 11.1bcommlt1ee has started holding he3rfngs on the problem around the country and in Washington. . Hert are some of the rea ms why American bustncs,,mcn are ctcalating the:lr complaints to lhe ~ovemmtnt and Congress : 1-F'c:dcra\ agcnc l s send out more than 2, billion fo rms annually-it figure tpat adds up lo 10 for ever)' mnn, woman ;tnd child ln Lhe country. t-BUslncss enterprises alooo contend ' • with more than 2,500 va rieties of federal reports, not counting tax relurns. The Internal Revenue Service uses almost 14,000 different forms and letlcrs ln Its tax-collecting activities. 3-American businessmen !ipcnd an csfirnated $18 billion a year to fill out and return federal forms. BUT· TllE PROBLEM doesn't end there. As the federal government In· creases its demands for informaUon, state and local governments are dotng the same. Jn recent years they have add- ed millions of fonn9 on· top of federal requirements and much of the In· lonnation they arc seeking is the same as that asked by the federal government. The probl~m ~ that lhcy all "§< l\rms set up in such a way th.1l the reclplenls must maintain a different SC!l of records lo comply with 'ach of them. In addition to the annoyance caused by thcS(' demands, 'there Is a growing suspi- cion that some agencies are prying for tnfonnalion that ts none of their business. And mnny pcoplo. reading dally new~papcr acrounts ot Information ",leak!" In ROvemment agencies. are becoming hlghly suspicious of promises that the information they supply will be held tri the strictest confldl'nce. • • I •• I -. • Uy RU'l'll TAYl,O.( • S11t1~y, Jyne ?, 1974 DAILY PILOl A 7 .. th(• unborn child was not hu1nan. but )>ased !Li dt·etslog, on a ''quality of life " criterion -the unborn child ls not a person In ilny "meaningful " or "\vhol e" sense. Tilus the dcclsJon. was left In the handJ of the mother and her physician. 1'he unt)9rn child h:is 110 lt'gal rights. It is totally "'Llhout constitutional proll·ction despite this same constitution's oft· repeated. gua.rantec.s to each human beini of such ei.3cnliWs as the 'right lo llfe. ,. There are other argument.s put forth to j~tify llu1 legalizing of abortion. llowever they aJI pale Into Insi gnificance before the prhnary fact that abortion destroys a human life. Are we ready for the klf'ld of think ing that say~ l~e vilue of a humc111 life is relative to other consldera itons in our society? The · Right to Life Recent headlines rC'ad, "l~lcs of 6tl 1-~ctuS<!s Fou11d Nea r Hu~pi1al lnci111.lrt1tor." Substitute b .. 1bics for the word rctUics und the thost ijpathctic l1u1nnn beings arc horrirled. \\'itb abortion now Jcgul, rnuch or the Sling is taken out or any dlscu~ion of thia subject by the use or the terin Ictus, y.•tnch CKfric~ \1 ith it none uf the t."motionol overtones the v.•ords baby or child con ta in, Yet :1 fetus ls the dcvtloping unbon1 child -a human b<>lng. This destruC'!!on d<x's not go unheeded. Thcrl' • :.ire lhosc prntc:l'tin.11: borh in organiii:.-d group!! n11d as Indiv iduals. This pro1cst is based on the belief. ind~ the c:-0nviction , th;it abortion takes u hu· ma11 lifl•. It kills a hurnan bcin$f, llad photos 11ccompanled lhe story, they v.·011ld have been er.pleasant but c1i11vincin~ -"'hat 01bortlon destroys is mo~t a~sure<l ly human lire. ls our Supreme Cour1 lru ly ··1nralllblc "~ Ptrht11>$ we net.-<l to rc111ember another famous Supreme <.:-Ou.rt d1~cision 1n 1857, 1'he Dred Sl.'1!11 decision found lhat a slave was Mt leg ally a JHr1t. Ruth 1'uulur uf J/u11 ungto11 Bcac/1 1.! )JY~:t1cte11t (1f !lu: ()ranr1e (.'011t1ty Cl1aper uf Riulit 10 life of Su1nlu~'u Califor11ia. The potenlial of this kh1d of thinking is eoor1nou!i. Al any stage or life, in any circumstances, our valut to society, our rights as a human being to our very existice. can be called 1ntu que&tlon. Wh.1t our society has long held -that hwnon life is an abl)Olute value, to be prOll'Cted by every rcusonable means -clashes wll11 the vie w that such life 1s a rcla ti\tc value. • • Should Be G-iven In September 1970 an edltorial in Califonliil ~1r..'<licine. lh~: Jourr1<1t of th California Mcdiral Assn .. said , " ... The rf'sult has bee n a curious ilVOidance of lhc scientific fa~t ,\\·hich everyone rcnlly knows. 1h11t human life beginS at conception ;.i_nd is conlinuous whether intra-or extra-uterine until death. The very considerable semantic s.1•1nnas1ics "'hich arc reqwired to. ratlonalizc abortion us anything but taking a human life "'ould be ludtcrous If they were not often put forth unde r secially impeeci:Jble auspices." person. \Viii \\'C shake our he.ads at the Jnn . 22 , 1973, abortion decision as we do at the th ink - ing in the Dred Scott case? Many of us already are. The pr incipl e Involved with the :ihortion issue Is !he sanctity of hun,an life and society's responsibility \oy,·ard it. Life is sac red . whelher in_ th'! v.·omb. the nursery. the hospital, the rocking chair, ihe death cell or the, battlefield. \VE FIR!\tL Y BELIEVE that b a! I c To the --Unborn But the argument we most often hear is in favor or lhe rights of a v.·oman to control her body, According to Dr. J .C. Wiike of Cincinnati, Ohio: " ... The si n'gle-cel led fertilized oYUm of the n1ulticelled zygole or later developing embryonic hun1an l;>eing within her uterus cannot. by any stretch. of the imagination.. be considered par! of her body. This ne1• llvlnH being has a genetic code that is ~otally different fi:om the cells of the mother's body. conslltulional protection of 1he right to life described in the Deelaration of Independence as inalienable should be res1ored to the unborn. We ll'Ould agree with Dr. f\1ildred Jefferson - a \\'Oman, a black, a Protes1anl and a practic ipg physician : "Protestants. C11tholics, Jews must stand together as one against the forces that v.·ould destroy life." , Eve nt-dropper Fi11ds -Mean ing In Coattails By f.IELVJ N !\tADDOCKS During lhe television program that recilrded Hank Aaron 's 715th OOme run a u·hlle back, !he men .with the microphones turned philosophical. First t bey congrall~ated themselves for being present at this event , ~·hich they rated, in the rather coy phrase of sports journalism. as the greatest "thrill" of the ir careC'rs. 1,,en on e of the broadcaster!'. observing that the crowd \l'as the largest in the history of the Atlanta Braves. added that in a few years many limes that-number or witnesses would be telling their children and grandchildren that !bey had -seen llou1k Aaron hit his big · one. Presumably su pplying the mOiSt authentiealing details C"l was just about to Lake the second -oo , the third -bite of my hot dog \\'hen _ .. ··i This is known as "event-dropping" and can become even more of a compu]siori than name-dropping. Both name-droppers and . event-droppers are practicers o! homeopathic magic. The name-dropper primitively usumes that entering the pr~ence of a personage of importance rubs off a share of that importance on him. The event-dropper's logic is even "'ilder. He secretly believes that watching a coronation makes him slightly royal. TJIE WORST event-droppe rs are journalists and soldiers. One ~·ould hardly know in ""hat order to rank them -both are so addicted. Nobody ever played upon the weakness . m o r e -. masterfully than Shakespeare's Heary V al Agincourt. In his famous "\ve-happy-fe\\''' speech -to put it crudely, the best locker-room pep talk ever U'Titlen -the King !Old his soldier event-droppers: "Gentlemen in En gland. now abed. shall think thetnsel\'CS ·accurs'd they were not here, :.ind hold their manhoods cheap, whiles any speaks that fought with us upoo Saint Crispin's day." There is a sense of authority, or Special grace that living through an event can coofer. 'T'hose who were at Selma constituted a civil rights elite. 'I'hMe who were present at Chicago in 1968 or 'Voodstock are on the scrolls of the counterculture. Fair enough. Participants in an event deserve a Saint Crlspin's ribbon, so to speak, depending upon the \\'Orth of the event aJld the extent of their p:irtlcipation. But most even t-droppers -and the least corrigible ones -arc spectators ralher than participants. \\111 AT SCOREBOARDS they keep! These opera-haters who, ne\Lertheless, 1nust be able to say Ibey heard 11arla C..'lllas. These football knovl'·nothings v.•ho think the buttonhook pattern is just a.nother Gatsby fashion -yet have to be, sln1ply have to be at the Supc.r Bowl. t.i kc a collector of somebody else's medals, the event-dropper makes a career of pursuing s ct c o n d h a n d distinctions. •Jc \\'ill go to any lengths to ::ittend an e\·cnt so costly or so exclusive that oobody he koows will be there. At lea st exCtJsable, event-droppers are Sllobs or Uw vicarious. They can lake. a heroic event and reduce It lo a child's ' pa per crown by their perpetual cry: "I 1vas there." They are the tou rist's race in the snapshot, blocking out the cathedral at Chartres. Neither St. George nor his dragon exist except as signatures Jn their autograph book. VET BEHIND this coa ll ailer's prestige hides a deeper ambition . A senrch for meaning is golng on, even U it Is not recogni1.ed under the triVial forma it o(tcn tnkes. For nobody ls ceally satisfied Jo be just the shoulder tha.t rubbed the shoulder that rubbed ~he. shoulder. And least or all in the box seats of life. \Vhat arc name-droppers and ~vent· droppers Hnally looking for ? An encounter with the psrticul1r hero or the ·~pecial test that will reveal them. ln ~r full posslbllities, to Uw.mselves. And 1vho -e\'en while beina bored to tears by lilt dnp-drip of drop-drop - cannoL forgive them for that! r.1e1t1;n foladdocks is a colum11ist Jor tflc Chrislinn Scic11cc .i\foni!or. ANOTHER CONCISE statement can1e from Life !\lagazin e "in i\1 now fan1ou.s '"Drama of Life Befort Birth," containing pict ures of the child in the womb. "The birlh of a human life really occurs at the moment lhe mother's egg cell 1s fertili1.ed by one or the father's spern1 cells.'' \\'hat then of the Supreme Court's deeision to leg<Jlizc :iborlion·~ This august body did not say "I! IS, IN TRU1'H, a completely separaic growing organism and can never be considered part of the mother's body. Does she have a right to he r own body? Yes. but this is not a par1 of her own body. 11 _is another p(:rson·s body " • The U.S. Congress is now considering a human lift.amendment v.·hich , if passed, would return to all·humaris. frorh 1he moment of conception unlll natural death, the absolute inalienable right to li\'C. . All those holding lo lhe traditional ethic have the responsiQility to speak against lhese J)C:l\Ve rful torccs which in1 pringc on our right to life. Rush Wheeled-In to Aid Overburdened Haig WASHINGTON -Behind PresitJent Nixon's S.O.S. lo Under Secretary of State Kenneth Rush lies far n1ore than the search for a White liou sc Eco- nomic coordiriatoc. the role originally planned for him and for which business- man-lav.-yer R u s h seems only margin· - ally suited. Rather. i\ir. Nix· on's deci s ion to bring the 64-year.old Rush, his one·lime Jaw-scho:ol professor, into the bcleai · uered \Vhite House "·as dictated by v.·01- scning policy feuds \Vithin the !'residen t':; official family and the conlinuing erosion of \Vhlte House influence over the vast fede ral bureaucracy. t.fr, Nixon ,1i1Short , has a\\'akened to a fact long understood by most of his tqp officials and Ole 'Republican le~der sfn Congress: that White HoUse Chief Of Staff ~ Alexander _Haig Is now staggering under his remorseless work load and n1usi have help. Thus Rush's real mission will be to n1oderate and soothe policy clashes between such am bitious satraps as Roy ( EVANS·NOVAK ) Ash. head of the po"·erful Office or Management and. Budgt!I, Secretary of the Treasury \\1i!lia m Simon and domestic council chief Kenne th Cole. . '''ORK RELIEF for Tlai g has noll' becon1e vital for ~I r. Nixon's \Vhite House. \\'hen he first agreed to take over as chief 'of start from ousted H. R. Haldeman, Haig was promised complete insulation "from \Vatcrgatc. That pledge .Key Bisc ay ne Bills l'ot"<e red? l;;.1rel v survived the dryin g of th~ ink on his presidential con1n1ission. As a r~sulL lfaig soon round hhn sclf 1n11nersed in tortuous ba~kroon1 st rategy . sessions over hov.• "Ir. Nixon should handle the enveloping Y.':Jtergate and impeachment disasters and also charged \\'ith top-level respons~bility in d!i!aling with day-t<>-day operations or the governmen t. That meant decision-making· of a profoundly difficult character: dccfding. for example, "''hether Ash or . Sin1on shoutil run the gol'ernn1enl's energy policy. One result "'as :in all11ospherc of perpetunl has te and frenzy in the ofl ice of the uSually unflappable Haig ' A ma Jor part of Hush'~ ne11' \\'hite House job "'ill be to take over much of Haig's. role in trying to coordinate domestic policy and keep th e federal gO\'emmcnt from nying <!part under the pressures of i1npeactun~nt politics. RUSH JS l\OT exactly rushing in to help his one-ti me law student. Just before ChristmaS last year. n \\'hite House press release hal,i actually been drafted a1u1oun c:;ing that Rush \\'AS leaving the State Department tor the top \\'hite House \Vatergate strategy role. 111 preparation for that unenviable job: Rush immersed hi1nself in the most crucial \\'atergate Japes and concluded that r.t r. f\ixon \\'as inn ocent of the Watergate cever-up charges. Rehozo's Checks Traced--to Nixon But that switch to the Y.'hite •louse was canceled at literally the last minute by Secretary ()f Slate Her'iry Kis!'ini;:er, 'l'l"ho insisted that Rush stay at State for at least a fe '>"' 1nore months. Nov.r the crisis over the White House staff leaves no option. as both the Presirlcnt and Hush percei1'e ii. "1r. Nixon's t"·o top don1cstic aides in the post-Watergate \Vhite I-louse. 11elviri Laird and Bryce Har\O"'· have both quit.- \VASHINGTON -At the same tin1e that Bebe Rebo:ro was collecting secret cash contributions for President Nixon, the presidential crony also paid some of the President's bills. We have now tracl!tt to Rebori:o's persooal acmunt a n $11 ,978..84 check that went IO pay for improvements on · the President's pro--~,,. ... perty at Key Bis· cayne, Fla. Reliable sources also claim that Rebozo paid for a swimming pool. a pool tabl e and archi· tectural • services. for the President. \\'e have not seen the canceled checks, however. for lhese expenditures. The $11.978,84 check, dated Aug. 6, 1969, and signed by Rebozo, was made out to Babcock Company, a Florida firm . A Babcock official, con!irming receipt of the cheek, said it was payment for electrical, air conditioning and painting "-ork on the Nixon home at 516 Bay Lane. THE OFFJCIAL also confirn1ed receipt of t\VO other payments for work at the presidential compound. On Aug. 7, 1969, an $11 .307.12 cashier's check was delivered to the company. The cashier's (J~CKANDERSON) • check, dra"·n oo Rebozo's Key Bisca~rrie bank. bears Richard Nixon's name as the remitter. \Ve h3:ve esta blished. hov.•ever. that Nixon was nol in Florida at the 'lime. Again , on •Oct. 9. 1969. Babcock received payment for a i0.299.44 bill. whidt the company had subn1itted to Rebozo for replacing a roof and air oonditiooing "duct! at another of Prt'Sident Nixon's Key Biscayne houses. \Ve have been· unable. however. to deter- mine whose check was used in this trans- action. Sources familiar with the financial records also say that Rebo1.o paid presidential pool, poo l table and architectural services, but \\'e have been unable to obtain the c,;act figures. It ·is an interestin g coincidence. hov.·ever, that these expendi tu re s coincided with the delivery of the first. of t"'O $50,000 cash bundles that billionaire Hov.•ard Hughes sent to the President Richard DaMer1 a Hughes henchman. told us he deli vered the cash to Rcbozo :n his Key Biscayne bank. lt could hnvc been in the su1nmer of 19S9. Danner said. but he codldn 't be sure~ · Hughes' former chief honcho. Robcrl '.\laheu, told us he \\'as certain the first SS0.000 "'as delivered in )969. To the best of his rewl.lecti on. he said, it \\'as in August. Footoote: The \\'hitc House did not respond to our inquiries. Rebozo. speaking through an interined.lary. said he "·ould have io check hL<; financ ial records._JVhich he did not ha\'e at hand. \Ve \\1.lr be happy to publish !heir comments v.•hen 11e rcceil'C them . SHO\\'ER of' GH.EF.:NBAC I\): l 'nrlr Sam's largesse to,1·ard the oil barons is legendary, but no"' he n1ay have outdone hirru;elf. • · A recent F ederal J'.:nergy Administration ruling will shO\l'C r Sl.7 million in government g,recnbacks upon Shell and Moha"'k oil con1panies. \1•hich are hardly need y enterprises. The ruling \\'as n1ade, an FE,\ spokesman deadpanned. in order :o make oil pricing regulations n1orc consistent. The new ruling allo1\'S the t\\'O oil llrms to buy i\avy 011 for about !!5 per barrel. instead or about S9 pe r barrel. /'\ot only must the Navy gh•e up $4 per barrel for the sake of consistency, !he FEA has ruled. but the i\avy must also reimburse the tv.-o cempanies for oil they purchased at the higher price since last October. Not that the adm irals are eager to sell off the.crude from the N:l\·al Petroleum Reserves, mind you. They are compelled by la1v to pun1p the oil. supposedly 10 keep the field ready in case of a military emergenry. The admirals can·t even choose the purchaser. They are forced to sell the oil to Shell and 7'.lohawk only. Pre\·iously !he PEA permitted the i\avy to sell its oil al prel'<iiling market prices. But the new rullng decrees that lhe Navv {.Tude came fron1 \1'ells exisling hefore 'the Arab oil em bargo and. therefore, 1nusl be sold at pre-etnbargo prices . Both the Navy and Rep. John r.1oss 10- Calif.I have raised a ho\1'1 over the ru ling. But the FEA won't rc\·crsc itself. A spokesrTian claimed that the ruling \\'ciuld help lhe consumers. since the oilmen arc required to pass their saving!.-011 to the public .. Dean Burch, signed on as the ne"'est top-level \Vbite lfouse hand I a s t February. is in an ambiguous role--OStensibly "'orking u•ith th e regulatory agencies but in fact being used more as a polili('al point" man v.·ith Republ lea n congressmen and party official s. IN SHORT. EVER since the departure of La ird and Harlow, thelr u•orkloads have been heaped on the sagging shoulders of the sleepless Haig, ~'!th Ash and Cole, both armed v.·ith ambit.ious staffs of their O\\'fl, competing against each other and the cabinet departments for a la rger slice or p<>'>"'er. For Rush the new role as \\1hite House moderator is not an enviable one. As one experienced \\'hitc House savant to!d us: ··Ken may be a sort touch for the kind of brutalities going on in this town today .. , But the re are two things that set hirn apart from some others who h;t\e tried to help Richard Nixon in his extremilJ: a conviction of the President's inn~nre an::I an almost familial intimacy. 1l'hich \\'ill guarantee him access to one of the !on!:!liest of n1en. Goldwater Errs on Defense To the Editor : The usually in!elligcnt Sen. C'r0ld1\·:11er has pulled the blooper of the )'t'a r in suggesting that a \l'ay be found 1r1 combine the At'lll'' hC'liCOpler force !:.o called) into the Aii f'orcc unde r the gui~c of avoidint: cluplica!i6n. ~Daily l'ilot. !:iunday, r.1ay 2Sl. This makes even lrss sense than turnin,; all of the Air· For!'e trucks over to the Ar1ny since the trul·f;::i used arc b..'lsical!:-· !he !\a1llt'. •.. The good senator is :ipp.1rcntly unaware that lielicopll'r!: rire an ln1cgrrrl pa rt or Ar1ny units and provide cs._'\en1u1I trnnsJ>Qrt 11s \1·ell as ron1c fireJlC)\\Cr for la ctical. inedic:i.\. rcconnai!'Sancc ::ind other basic missions. ll:iving such a vital clement under the contiol of other ccmmandcrs in anothl'r ~er\'icc n1al-.es no sense tnclically and would <1dd n111ny 1nore echelons 10 the alrcBdy lcn gt!1y chain of cominnnd. Rathrr than avoiding ,dupllcatlcn lhf' senator 's proJ>Qsal "·ould add another layer of stall at earh l'rhclon. forrt a rttduca1ion of Ille Air Force on helit'1lplers en1ploy1ncnt ilnd h:impt·r Ille effeeli\•e y3~ of <in csscn1ial Anny clement. LY~IAN S. FALLKNEH 1¥11.ere I s ''e111oert1t·y? To the Editor: - The King can do no wrung ; ll1r Pope is infallible: lhe Diclntor is ahvnys ri~hl , The oHice or Prc!iiidcnt or the Cnut'd Stnles of Amer ica has bcf'n fill i..'<l for more than 200 years by a man clt'<'1cd Uy and the ~r\·anl or thl' µeoplr. I ~ t h~ office of the President hllpcachahlc or the presidcJll the 1na11 ? ls he bt)('llld r1·proof 7 C'nn lhc highcsl judlcia\ body In ( MAILBOX ) Letters frorn reuaers C1re ivelconic. Notrt1ul/y, write rs sltoulti. couvcy t licir '11•'SSUfJCS ill 300 words ur les s. 'flu! r1{1l1t lo coudeuse leuers 1.0 fi' space or e/i1ni11ate libel is reserved. ,Alt /et· t11r1:1 1u ust i11cll1de sig11at11re aud 11u11/· tri a address b11t ·11an1t .s nuiy be u;ith· /1P/l l 01i request if sufficient reo so 11 1~ uppart.11t. Poetry 11:i/I tio! be pub· lishf'd. • I his couolry be told by one man \\'hal he ·> v.•ill und will not do? If so. where is our democr11cy? Is he <1bo1·c the law which he has so solcmn!y S\\'flrn to uphold? Can he \oglrntl y contradlrt hls 01vn public sta.lements? l 11,•ould llke to believe there is no govern m.;-nt in.lhe \.l.'Orld as fine as ours. \'ct, ours \l'il\ be only as good as the n1en that represent us, \\'ha t \1•ill the nc:ir:t 25 years. '1bt m. be like? f, prohably will nnt be hure lo koO\\'. ~\y gra ndchll drcn 1\111. ROBERT C. ADA~IS i !ksccndaut or ,lohn '1111d John Quincy Adl\nisl . 1'11n11la to " f'l11der To !he Editor: Thursday. r>.tay 16. I lust ~27 of n1y l'(.ll- lt.'«!l1on money for lht D:11ly P1lo1. 1 had gl\•cn up hope C\Cn though 1115• n101n p1.11 an nd in the p:ipcr about 11 lo't denim '>"'allet. I cried because the purse I had lost eame from San Francisco, It was a gift frotn my mother . Then lilonday, ~lay 20. 1 \vas folding my papers and the doorbell rang. f\·ly sister answered the door and called for 1ne. It was· my "·all el and alt $27 \1·ith it. The· moo \\•as to collect a rev.·ard. but I never found out who he was. 1 asked my mom if he c\'er came back \\'Otlid he still have a ren·;ird. She ans'>"·ered yes. I thank the ma n vcrv much rind l'n1 so1•ry he never got his r~~"·ard. · ~I ER RITf \\f11.LIA:\1SO:\ Daily Piiot <..:arr1ur :1 can11o t cell a lie. It w as Richard Nixon!' • • • • • .. ' ' • • 0 • .•· . . .. -. • 8 DAIL V PILO T Sunday, June 2, 1974 'EDUCATION SATELLITE' SIMILAR TO WEATHER-WATCHING COUSIN Botti. Built b'f Philco·Fotd's. Newport and Palo Alto Tieclinicians \. N e·wport~built Stations In Orbit , Praised in Tes ts An "education satellite"" pov;crful enough lo beam catchable slgnals at individual chicken \\'ire aniennas on the rooftops of some of the \l'orld's most isolated buildinf:is is _in "perfect" orbit today at a cost of nearly $200 n1itlion. under a S45 million contract. Ne\\' po rt BeaQ h 's .A.ero nut r on ic Divi!:ion supplied abou t $6.5 million \rorth of s ub ·!ly st e·m .s , , includirig the propulsion sub- syst;:-m u~ to nudge the satellite into orbit. The education version of the satellite. launched Thursday a!op the Air-Force's mi ghtie.c;t rocket. in 61':! hours reached its final stationary orbiNor testing 22,300 miles nbove the Galapagos Islands. - Colorado. New ~I e x i co , Arizona, Utah , Nevada. Idaho. !\olontana and \\'yarning will receive programs in career education beamed f r o m Deliver. AL ASKA ALSO will In physical chara cte ri.slics !he spacecraft r*ked in its testing orbit last Thursday by a Titan 3C rocket !ired fro1n Cape Canaveral is a close cousin 10 a weather satellite launched more than !'>l.'O weeks ago .. participate in a major test !o s ec i f ·s ate ll i t e communications can bridge the gap beh•"een isolated clinics and specialists i n medical centers spread over the state's 571,000 .square miles. Tu·ent y-five minutes later, it 11 has been hailed by Indian . unfolded a 30-foot dacron orr1·,1·a1s as the start or a THE \\'EATlt ER \'Crsion of h bl . ry:es antenna resem mg a program expected to teach 400 !he packa ge labeled lhc ATS giant beach umbrella. nii llion .....,.sons to read by 6-th e AT S is fo r ,...... · 'A pp licatioM Technology AFTER sE\"ERAL \vecks of _1;;:98;;1;;··-:..;-;;:::::::::.:::::::::::;I Satellit e"-has been ret urning to.<:1s. the t•:o-ton satellite \Viii r 22-inch-square color images of begin a v 8 r i e t y or the \\'este rn Hemisphere that experiments planned to have been hailed as lhc best of demons:tratc ttie usefulness of their kind ever produced. suc:h a s\\11.chbo<'lrd in the sky. Both the \¥eathcr <lnd tile . one cir it1' first jobs \\'ill be education versions of the bro11rk:as1 l\•l,.vis:on cour . ..cs in NASA satellites were built by ca reer e tl u cat io n and Ph ilco-Ford's Acronutronic c I e m e n t a r._'.' r e. ad i n g Division in Newport Beach instruc!ion devel oped at the and the companv's \\'('stern l lniversity of Kentucky to Development Laboratory in teachers in A 1 a b a 1n a . Palto Alto. ~1ar;.;land. \l.'est Virginia. New Dr. A. Frederick l!aslcr. Vork, Tennessee, Virginia and meterologist at N A S A ' s North Carolina . ~rd Space flight Center, Starting in September . 4.900 said the large-screen color students in 56 r u r a l images produced \J Y l h e communities throu gh ou t weather satellite and relayed - ----- by television cover the entire! hemisphere in detail matching1 photographs of much smaller 1 areas taken fro1n I o w e rl altitudes. . ·'m EY'RE .1i.;sT fabulou:s:'I Dr. Hasler sai d. The \1·calhc r '\alc!lite 11·:is lhe first of three to be\ developed b y Phill'O-Ford ELECT JOHN APP Co. Id. of Education The frit pattM .... itll lc.ltom childnti 011 tM balot .•'>f>l~N-1.,0I "'·•,• ~v ... ,... t .. • IHSURE QU.illT'f EDUC.4.TIOH AT S.4.DDLEl.4.Ck COUEGE -FOl 10.UD OF TRUSTEES- ELECT ~ALAN GREENWOOD Ed11cator -Pro9rom\ 111· _....,. U..i•enlty f«lllty ~ 30 Year\ rroft\sio11al E1· ,...;.... VOTE JUNE 4th. Mme Sadchbodc a Dyna.Ne. Cc1wn="*'f.. ColetJr ,.., .... ~. _c-., .. ,,.,.._, l•u .• lOIU Orifl,.-o.._ -- ~~~SA LON S HARBOR SHOPPING CENTER COSTA MESA • for Appt. Ph: 549-0757 • With or Without Aoooinlment -• -OPEN SUNDAYS & EVES. ~-~.,· -\ • Color Touchup with Miss Roux When you trust us to color your hair, Reg 9 Special 875 we want him to love it! That's why we love MIBB SHAMPOO ·IN HAIR COLORI NG Everyone loves beino naiura t. But some- times nalure makes gray strands. Or dull, mousey looking hair. And that's when we can give nature a lilt-with Miss Roux, the creme haircoloring. Covers the gray, corn-- ple!ely! Brightens and lusters the dull hair, completely! And conditions as II colors! II there's gray yoU don't wan t, or dullf1 8SS • you dislike, come see our .Miss RouK-11 is meant just for you I • ·" FAA Call~ fo1· Hang ·Glider Rules -THE EARL'S PIUIMIM , M .. llnt Air c.n.I • Tl,,.. Slit!• ·•I wnr llMf v.rASHI NGTON tAP • The federal agency in charge of air safety issued \'Oluntary safety standards for kite.like "hang gliders" last week and said it may make further co1nments on the safety of the fast growing spon irNhs! near future. • v"ithout traffic controls, and : stay~ out of prohibited and restricted areas unless l'.\rtOr 1lhnnission is granted by I~ controlli~ asency. in1plen1enl adequ!lle qualily und safety programs aod control. It. said hang gliding coordlnttte their activities wilh clubs should establish training \proper f'AA autboritie8. L..,,..·f Ndlttl Ct AH Otllt" 495·0401 641·171J -·- OUR·SUHDl.Y HOURS It 'al!Q !$a id hang glider opera tors should not ny v.•lthin 100 fetil or buildings. populated places or groups ol' persons LVE TO "FIVE and 'hould 1·cniau1 cleW' -•,! TWE ' . clouds. Jn addition. the federal The Federal Avi a tion Adminlslr11tlon said it hoµed voluntary compliance Ydlh the regulations v.•ould nl a kc nu1ndatorv rules unncc&.si:ll'~'. But it added that it v.•ol~d continue to n1oni1or the gro1o\'lh and safety record of the sport. agency rccon1111c1111..::l hang C' fh. Ci f 11 Z:I glid"' "''""1'c1""" dc"l•P cJOU . OIS I criteria on 111atc.rials ~~n~dl_~-=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::_ __ construction techniques and --- The operator of the kite-like glider craft is susifendt:.'<t beneath the sail-wing and guides the vehicle by shifting his body weight. The \'Chicles are launched by the operator running off the side o( a cliff or any other place \\'here ~'ind updrafts are found. The FAA recommcndt'd th~! enthusiasts of the sport iimit their altitude to 500 fee t above lhe general terrain, stay away from ai rports. stay at least fi\·e miles .fronl airports .f .• The Spri .ng Festival of Sciles • • • A ' --11 ' t. [' ~' SIGNIFICANT SAVINGS ON SIGNIFICANT QUALITY BEDROOM, LIVING AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE • OPEN 9:30-5:30 MON. THAU SAT. -. SANTA ANA STORE ONLY INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICE •••. A FEATURE SINCE 1926 W ater~District · Races · Six Ca1ulidntes Seek Tu:o Hltrbor .4rea Jobs Hy O. C. HUSTINGS Ot ~ O•llr Pli.t It ... In Division 1, incu1nbtnt ,-~-------..... Voterlf will decide 'l'Ue<lduy on 1hrec of th<: five dlre<:tor 's scats of "!he Munlcipll.I Water !Jistricl of Or:;ingc County. \\'hich whol esales w:1tcr to local agencies supplying 110 ·.percent of the rounty's water. In Div ision l, which lnc!Udes F'oun laln Valley, Huntington Beach', Seal Beach, Sunset Coai;t Mesa and Newport Hench. incumbent David · K. Jones is opposed by Stephen T. 1'ucker. Jones, 69, or 20I .Crea\ Ave,. Costa ~1esa, is 1nrirried. with no ·children. I-le is a rr.tired insurance broker. JONES \VAS apppinted to fill tt board val'nncv in 1956 iln<l, he said, this is· the first 'line he has been opposed ro,: re-election. "Frankly, I don 't know why he is running against me. This is not a political situation by" a long ways," Jones said. "I don't "see any issue• myself. The d.iAtrlct Is strictly ORANGE COUNTY IN ·DIVISION 2. which a servicing agent for the covers Garden Grove. Stanton, 1\1etropolltan Water District. , ________ .,,, Los Alamitos, Mid"·ay Clty, Theri;! is only so much water, !Y:stmh instander and5 parts '!!_Seahl 80 m'a.ny ~lines. \Ve art can't believe it's 'n1..oecssary LK:ac unset Dt:BC , only OOr'i'CerDed with n1aking · •-t G Id E Pri · seeing what it's doing no¥1. 1ncumu.::n era . ce is sure we have enough capacity ''II It's not necessary u·e challenged by Go"1on Gleason for Orange County.". should go to the' county and And 11~rry D. Bentley. His opponent, Tucker, 24, of say 'why have this if It's not In Division 5, whlclJ takM 1n • 74-B Surfside _.\ve;;Surfside, Is doing-an)1hing,"' Adams said. Laguna HUis, Dana Point, unmarried and is a teacher In Capistrano Beach, ti Toro, the • El Monte • 5 ch 0 al lie "''ould try, he s:tid, lo get South Laguna, ~1isslon Viejo. OilJtrict. He holds a baehel-Or's Information about the board · s J c l t • disseminale:d to the public lo •I rvi ne, an uan ap s r111no degree in history from Ca l have its functions more widely find pnrts of Orange, Cos~a State Fullerton and a teaching kriown. i\·IL•sa. Santa Ann and Fountain credential from Cal State Valley, Incumbent Clem M. Long Beach. IN DIVISION 3: ~1cColloch ts opposed by Incumbent Jlanz J. Loreni, \Villiam D. Fenlon an d TUC.KER l\tAINTAJNS th~l 61." of 165 ShorecUf! Road, Strrllng S. Sharrar. th<: directors have ,be~~ 10 • Corona de! Mar, is married The district l!! largely an office for so long tha_t they with one child. He Is chairman adrnin~5traUve agency _aod havele ~~t touch Wllh I t~ Ot the board or I.S. Industries acts as a n Intermediary peop · 1"n Newport Beach He ls a • I I "Not very many pe9ple · bctweeu oca water purveyors . . petroleum engineer , with a nnd the ~1etropolitan Water know about the water district, ba h 1 , d ' 1 .~ ' "-t ·1 -ta and ,.,_ 1·k c e or s egree ...,... m District. 1.11.;1 I can x uuugs I e Col d School f M. d ·-h t" ~-k 'd ora o o 1ncs an In its main function, the t ~ • , ... c e,r 531 · a ma ster's rrom the board. oversees t. he I would like to change the University of Oklahoma. wholesah.ng . of Metropolitan fact that .the alrectocs can ,.,, board he "d '" 1n business adJninlstratlon and I see this as a chance to be of service to the community. rn1 Very active in other kinds of civic activities, but I have f\OI betn in any elected office. "At first. I heard 1here wa sn't •going to be anybody rWlnin,c:, so I tilled 01.11 tn c papers. ldon't think any job like this should go by 1he u'a)-side. NO\v,. it iums out. there are fo11r of us running." Coleman said. Challenger Bd ~a n d e n .. ,Bos1cbe, ~3. of 121 •llth ~i Newport Beaeh. is a n architect \'lith Kotrls nn c! Vanclen Ro·;~rt\.! in Newport Beach. lie is dh·orced. · "I came to the point a.lot of people do," he said. "I Wanted to get involved a little bit and ha\'e some say in the ded&ions that effect evecybody .. " Because o( his \\'Orklond, he said. "I was looking for . something r could handle that was not too demanding." Opponent \\-"l:1111n l\f. A~hlon, 42. of 309 Coronado. Bnlboa. is married. with four children. A self-employed industrial and commercial real es la t e broker. he holds a bachelor 's dej!"rec in agriculture from Cal Poly. ''The ma in reason I decided lo nm." ·he said, ''is thar Hans Lorenz has never been challenged. I think that my interest in this is greater than his. \\'aler to the local distributors. serve for life. I think !hat they i' t hn· 1 1aJiob is ~ The water is resold at the should be limited to ·!""O pare Y . ec ica · no . THE ..1 • hi h the terms and th.at would make political . We are a NEPTUNE SOC IETY Mme P• ice at "' c housekeeping agency AU we c0,,.,.,,, cr.11111"" "'""'''". J\1uni~ipal Water District. of them more respONlive." do Is bill v.·ater .. : · wt"-diuemr"111im 11 ... Orange County pu rchases it. CbaHenger Gene J. A.dams, "None of rny OPPOnents have t:•.,:-c::u=.:=~ HEADS HEART GROUP Dr. Gerald H. Whipple Ne~· Chief For U11it Orange Count y ~lcdiral C-enler chief or ca rdiology Dr. Gerald H. Whipple has been named 1974-75 president of the Orungc C o u 11 t y lleart Association. Dr. \Vhipplc, \\'ho is also head or the 'division of cardiology at the UCI College of 1\1edicine, "'iii prfside over the follov.·\ng offi cers: /)r. John C. Kern of Neu•port Beach. pr esidcnt·clect: Jcnnicc ~!. Singer of Garde n Gro\"C, secretary: and Robert L. Citron or Santa Ana, treasurer. Vice president s .are Joan DeLucio of Garden Grove, Les N. Durvca or Fullerton, Dr. FrederiC.k N. Firestone of ~C'ol'por! Beach, Toby L. 1\taes ol Santa Ana and Con D. H.ader of Villa Park. CIVIL w.-.R ·, Ol.OGUNS '. MAWi!NG'.S_ .COLLECTOR$ SHOP ·.~vLe • AL TI:IOUGH THE district 49, of 1547 Santa Ana Ave., shown any Interest. 'llley have 24 .:o-:::'Sn.k•""' 1"'19"' ,.tias !he power to assess taxes, <n.ita Mes·a is divorced. He ls oot appeared at anv of the 1_,;;~;'.,;~~~;;,;;;;,;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~I its operallons and seven· a self-employed busin ess meetings. I wo~ld th.in~ thev :: member staff are presently ma nagement cons tJ It a n t would ~o to the meet1nP;S _an~ underwrilten by lnterest on specializing in) utility audits. see what we are doing d investments. Jn its 23 year He holds a bachelor's degree they're interested~ history, the district has a_ss· in btisiness adrnlnislration Opponent \V. A. C1:~en1al'I, essed oropert ytaxcs durin~ from University or \l/isconSin. 75, of 324 t.1ontirig Canyon Rd. ..... only eight yc:i n,;. The highest Adams sees hlmseU as a ·Corona del J\tar, is inarrlcd. tax r3te in anv of those years consumer advocate and is with three grown children~ He \vas 25 cents per $111() asscs'iCd interested in decreasing fbe is a ,relired presilt'!~t of t• valuation. cost of .utilities. The tM.'erd, he chain of food stores. In addition to its role as a said, is avoiding 'Change which .. 1 have ,1 let or e..\'.perience water wholesaler, the board may be be n e f i c i a I to,.;::=======:::=:;J also delegates representatives consumers. ' -J1 of its constituency to the .. The existing a~its a~ ''!'I l'olo•oi ~ f\1etropolitan Water District taking things for ghlnted. ' ELECT board. 'i They take thingS as they are • JOHN APP Representation on l h e and are not look,irlg f-Qir..m~ Metro po I i tan board is ~economiCel ways tcf do Co.did. of ldltc•• weighted in proportion to the things," be said. ~ the Ollty assessed value of property in "I'm not t xen ~re .. that tha -r.r .;~Sl!4~~ .... the district's jurJ.sd.iction. agency ~ ·:really n~Urfr -1'6u s..O.--'-, \Vby aren t they d.ol n &pi.,.;;."....,.;•;;M;;•-;;;,-;;· ~-...,.·_._. THE ORANGE COUNTY an)1hing for the consllJI!er? 'I d i st r ic t is ti cd w i t h Sa n Di cg o ' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii~iii!ii~·--~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'il I for second place in sh3re ofl-1 control of Metropoiitan \Vater .": .f • ~ ~:::~~·pc~n.~rr~:: ,~~~,~~ -H-A-: .D ENO-UGH •• aadi;t'ie Orange County district ~ ron"trols 12 percent. TI1e district owns some reservoir and p i p e l i n e capacity. but leases th e facilities lo local agencies. The boara meets once a month and members receive $50 per nlceting. De nlh Notice• llRMAM Moses .-.1>rsh1m l!l.,.l'Nn cl HtWPOtl Sldth, 11aued •w•y ~.,, 31, !tu. svf. vlved by hit two llllTS· Mlkllell end p11111r11, ind c11uohr..-Mh1dy. 111 -<ol NewPOrl AeKh; "'°'""· Mrs. G1rnle Betma11; lhrtt 1ltrff1, Mri. JA'k.. ll-O· llebll•. Mr11. A:owt Nol11sl~tn 111 ~llen­vtl!1, N.V .• 1"4 Mr1. nernl• Wtll of LOI Anotl••· Noted Oranv• C-ly trlel •tlorM:y, qradv1r1 ot Harver~ L- Scl>ool a"d pnl 11F9lidflll of , ... HI•· v1rd CIYb. . · !>l!'rYlte hetd 12:00 ..oon Sunday •! Paciflc VleW (hA1>aJ. 0Tfic1111"1) P1bQI 8ern1r!I Kl"q. lnle•men! P~clllt v1- Mf.,..Ori8I Par~. Newwrl 6•~Ch. P1t1:llle View MorlYl•Y~ DlrK'Jrl. In 11ell al - lldw<'"• con1rlbu!lont lo 1h• Amtrlc1n Cancer !.oc:l1ty. ARIUCKLI & SON WESTCLIFF MOITUAltT 42 7 f. 171~ Sr., Coila Me~ 646-4888 -·-IALTZ-IERGERON FUNERAL HOME Co,ano del Mor Cosio Mesa -·- 673-9.t.SO O.t6-242.t • IELL IROADWAT MOITUAIY , 110 Broodwey, Cosro Mesa 5.t8-JAJJ -·- McCOIMICK LAGUNA BEACH MOITUAIY 1795 logv~n Cnnya11 fl:d. 494.9415 -·-McCORMICK MISSION MOITUARY 28832 Camino Cap111rano Son Juan Cop•srro110 495-1776 -·-,,.) PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Ma•luorv Clioret J500 Poc1tl( V~ °'1~ Ne"'1M)rt Seoc.11. Colilor11lo 044 -2700 -·-PIEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOMI SO HAS MODERATE REPUBLICAN . . J RMER lANPHEAR MAKE HIM YOUR MAN IN co•RESS •NIXON'S IMPEACHMENT OR RESIGNATION •STRINGENT CAMPAIGN REFORM • PUTTING ENVIRONMENT FIRST •CONT AIHIHG INFLATION •HEW ENERGY -SOLAR, GEOTHERMAL, FUSION .. -40th Dist. I -1s01 Boho /lw,. , wur"'r"~ter 8933J2~ --· -·- SMITHS' MOllTUAltT ' 627 Mo•n St H~nt111gto11 Bcioc:ll 5Jo-o~J~ . ~ ,_ • ATIORNEY • PLANNING COMMISSIONER • ENVIRONMENTALIST ,..,1 '' I • \ • -· OAILY PILOT i-\ ff .-- Everybody's calculator sale • Reg. 69.95 Hand size eleclroQjc calcu· 1ator. Features·B digit readout. Fl oating decimal and constant. A/C or rechargeable battery opecated. (MM2PM) Closeout 48.88'· SCM desktop calculator w1!h constant key. Electronic 8 digit readout. Adds. sub· trac~s. divides and multiplies. full 4 function .A/Conly. (#F16 ) , Ch1rge ii on your JCPanney charge card. BUENA PARK ....... o _....,.. a-'""' t1lfl0 .. 1. ,. ... ~ lllO, \ • ORANGE C:"'•·--... ··lhf °"'" .... ,. .. ...,, ~ " .. ' • 55.96 Reg.69.95 Electronic calculator with square root. Hand si ze 8 digit readout. 0/o Key, reciprocal key. True memory rech9'rgeable battery operAted with A/C adaptor. (MM2SR) 31.96 Reg .39.95 Pocket size electronic calculator. a d1g1t readout. Performs atl four !unctions. Plus cons1an1 and floating decimal. A/C or recharge· able battery operated. (MM3R) SANTA ANA 1t1•M.-... to.c--°"""'1••-...,-.,,n.• • .. 11 r I ' • • •· ' ' ' ' - , .. - • -• A 10 DAILY PILOT Sunday, Junt 2, 1 ~74 • But Grads Flood Arniy • ROTC Enrollipent ~.own WASltlNGTON (UPI\ m<'n intG the ROTC pi!)fline movement's slings and nrroY.'S Anny Ofliecr Corps, Last year AH.hough the number or when the military was la.tiger. because, to campus militants,' half or 1111 new offlceN came college students in ROTC has but these are just gradudting it was the most~. visible from ROTC. compared with 8 reached a record low this fron1 college no\v to .enter n m;1nifcstation o( ttie.military. ...'percent Crom West Point and 9 year. the system still will constricted Anny that cannot But the campuses have percent from 0 f f ice rs grind out one-third l\Wre handle them all. quieted, and ROTC ha s Candidate School. The N!st. a second lieulcnanls thun the ;;urvivcd perdictions of its third of new officers, were active Army needs. ROTC bore much of tl1l' den1iSt'. physicians. Qentists, chaplains, That curious siluation of brunt or the ant i \Var HOTC is the backbone of the la\l•yers and veterinarians. fe>,1·cr students but plenty ·of --·-----·----graduntes sun1s up I he •l'Ol!Tr1·\t .\l•\'Ef:rr--.:\IJ::'T' Rescr,·e ornccrs T r a i n i n g Corps, the n1itil:ir~ 's 1nai11 source of ortiC""r~ fh<' declining enrollments in RO'fC during the Vietnam \1'8r. COllpled "'ith the opposition. of campus 1nilitants. led n1any to believe ROTC Y:as dying. This school yenr only &3,000 men and "'omen signed on for ROTC, ro1npared with 277.000 in 1964-1965. On its face, the decline looks devasting. BUT THE other side of the coin is the~ number of officers being graduated. Last June Anny ROTC grad uated 9.300 men . Of those. 57 percent spent three n1on!hs instead of the nonnal four years on acth·e duty. That \\'as because the Arn1y had space for only SPERO JANISE NOl\l-PARTISAN FOR SHERIFF-CORONER AS YOUR ADMINISTRATOR, I w ill end obu5ive poli<• rule an our stte•I' and In jaill, the WOiie of arrests for (rimelest offenses, the degrading medie11ol pro(tice of handcuffing, fingerprinting and mugging of cil itens far pelly offenses. I Will FIGHT far lhe a utomatic suspension of felony senten(eS ot the end of one year of good beho11ior, the (on11ertion of o ll detention cenlers into edu(alial)ol in,titutians and fOr statewide privately funded ,h'ellef'l for impoveri,hed e•-inmole,. I Will MOBIUZE the Sheriff's Dept .. al once far a full scale war in the swift de~truction of !he norc11tj(5 funden ond pV,her, who ho11e plagued th'e counly for yea•'· ·' 3.900 ne\\' seco nd lieutenants I DO NOT indvlge in idle rh•loric o' mony of you ore welt owore. As o pti11ote cili1en, I from ROTC. defeated the Poe. Coo\! fwy., fought inept public olficiols, narcotics ol)d many in ju,tice\ !hot This June, Army ROTC i(> rh.reotened indi11id vol rights or the public or lorge. Under my odminislrolion, Oron~l' C~1y expected to graduate 5.750 will ~e o safe and plea,ont otmo,phere that we can all enjoy.. ""- men. of \\"hich 30 percent u·i\I Pood lor b1 SperaJ~~. 1 '71C~u•ono A•r , toguno Seoi:h be released after t hr e e I '::::::::::::::::::::::::::========~==...,...,~"'."""'=~""'""'""'""'===~~ m>nth.s. There \\'as such an embarrassing uproar I a s t summer among men who were not alJoy,·ed into the active Army that this summer the service will take all qualified graduates who voulnleer. The NaVy has no such problem. but the Air Force could not take 13 per:cent.Df_its- graduates lust June. and expects to have 6 percent too manv this .lune. After that the Air Force antici pates meeting its goals. The luxury of too many officers is" not the product of any hidden enthusiasm for military training but rather the result of the swift cutback in the size of the Army as the Vietnam war wound down. The services accepted a lot of Acuder11iei; Fi ght ROTC For Po sts Thei'e ~<; a con1mon belief tha t graduates of the military academies prol ect each olher- to the detriment of the careers of officers "'ho come into the service from ROTC. THE-ocE"Arr-v I El~ SCt-JOoE--D l'S;.TR I CT BOARD OF TRUSTEE S SAYS: to s~a ller (lass size f/o No tl o tJo No to guar.:nteed teaciler representa·tion in (Urrlculu.1 pldnn i11~ assessment of educational progr!i:'IS to a 11fnir:UJ111 one (I) nurse for every ISOQ students to ful l t ime music , ort and P.r. •acher~ t each school to a cost-of-l iving adjustment 1he Certifica~ Employees Counci l has tried to enter i nto neaningfut negotiati ons wi th the Board 5ince Harch. The Board has sa id PIO. As a resident of this cornunity, Qlea~e Siler,.. yo11r concern fol' the s tudents and teac.her.; supportll'd by your taJ1.e~. CALL OR TELEGRAM A BOARO MEMBER , 1115 ! 5 T 111;. T THEY EtlTE~ JNTO MEli'.lltlGF UL tlEGOT lATlONS OR MEDIAT JOi/, ' ~-~--~'-----~--· [lf. RJ 1 ph A. BauPr 16911 Bedfo rd L~ne Uunting ton Beach 646-3927 ~Ma~i~nne-Blank rie5\ Ja rd ines Drive Hunti ngton Beach a_.2-~350 A~<.•.nd th<! Jllne 3, ltJ74 .... 7 10 p.11. Di~·rir.t Offite ~<'dCh and :.-irner Blvds . This informal alliance has been dubbed · the West Point .1 ~ ~ted.ive Association. The .-,tcntagOll denies there is such preference for academy grad· uates, but statistics raise Jean Bogen 17332 Yosemite Circle ~untington Beach ~47-5024 CLIP & ·-: 0 I share your concern and 1-1011ld 1 like r.(lre irofc.rr..ation, . • • • • ' ' ,_ ,, ' I " •• ,, •• questions. Darrell Carter 6052 S'Jl!Jllerda le Ori ve Huntington Bea(h 842-1764 RETUR1l TO fl rl'dO \'ie1~ 1--r You have "'1 support. Tell Ille ~ what I can do. Ua1:>e Addr~~s ------~~= _______ zi p coje T~~chers , Pho~e lls~ociat1on , At the end of last year. 42 percent of all Army officers on active duty u·crc ROTC graduates -but only 22 percent of the generals came P.ot:ert Zinllgrab2 18311 Florida Slre~t H•;ntington Beath 317-J~lS --·-------,.------rrom ROTC. In the Navy, 1:1 percent of all officers and ~ .percent of the admirals can1e fro n1 ROTC. For the Air ~·orcc. it "·a~ 34 pcr~nt of all officers and 6 percent of the generals. Only the Marine Corps could brag -7 percent of all its officers were frQm ROTC or its equivalents but 21 percent of its generals had ROTC origins . !)'.l.;·i V!(\J 1£ACrl£RS f.:;.snc.1.·.i:l/i TJ75 l·:u(C:y f1rrlo flun t.1n(j i~n !;L~Ch . C.~l1fornh1 CJ;·o :/ f,~~-77]1) ' .Remember II w E ,·THE PEOPLE ••.•• "? DEMOCRATS i JO .HN GRAEF Will put the "WE" back in '-'WE, THE .PEOPLE II ••••• U.S. REPRESENTATIVE 40th Dist. • P1oct"" ~ Jd"I Gr,..;~ COo\tl'im Jfi~ -SI a.ti"'- • ' - .. -. .I S911k up savings for the bath. ••• <l~·~ • ~ ... ' ·' J CPenney 1/J 4'ib 739 i.; 9 ··-........ ··-· ....... ... CHARGE IT with your JCl'en11ey Charge Cafd It you don I havlfa cha1gc. 1ust SC'P how fas! we can open up yqu1 new account ·:, .. ·. ._. .... .. :.· ·.· ... , -.;,~ ;·.~----. I .ORANGE Ctty Dr. et ~" ~"' 11,.d. O,.rt I Q.t p.a hltr S.IMMy I 0 I• ' • ' . ,• SANTA ANA ltOO S.. lrl..tol ·Ko, of So. C"tl ,..._ Ope~ 10.t , .... hlly S.fllky 10 ... -. .. •' ... .:.i -• .-. ··~ •,,. .l . ~ . • • • ~· ' • ' I ·. , ,, • • Invisible Minority With By KATHY CLANCY ~um ~to ttie reservation within a fc\1' 01 tM oeur .... , ltmff month!. ' American Indians In Orange County ''INDIANS AR E quiet people. They are an invisible minority. f don't lite .to ask their neighbors for There are an estimated t,000 to 12,ooo-help.~,d~ Begay, a Navajo (rom here but it's hard ta flnd them. Arizona. 'llf'hey would rather not go to ~ir names _ Begay, Hand, fl.f ills. st(angers with their h·o~.1blts." , . Roubedoux -don't sound like Indian As a result, these Indian~ don t receive names. , They don't Ji ve in Indian communit(es, and because of their appea rance , they're often mistaken for ?.fexican, dticano or Eurasjan neighbors. "People just aren't aware ol us," says Celeste Roubedoux, a member of the otoe tribe and treasurer of the Orange • Cowlty Indian Center, whi~ . has headquarters in Stanton. "Many Indians aren't aware the center exists, and we have no way of finding them ." said ~rs. Roubedoux, who with e. handful of other Ind ian families started the ~ter in 1967. ORIGL~AU. Y A place to perform Indian dances and '1J'eSent cul· tural exhibits, the center · soon evolved Supe r J•om Wom Your best cha11ce to see Orange Cou11t11's invisible minority, espe· cially if tJou happen 11ot to be part of the It1dia1~ culture, is comi11g 1tp June 21 through 23 in Sa'/I Jua11 Capi1trcmo. On those dates the -Orange Count11 l11dian Center will sponsor ir.s annual powwow, n ruper ver- sion of tlie monthly shows held 11t Stanton. About 1,000 I ndians wilt attend, perform dances _and nuni native food and game booths. No admiasion 1.s charged and the ge"11eral pubLic is i1tvited. Site of the po wwow th is year is Rancho Capistrano. visible off San Diego Freeway near tile Avery Parku:ay offramp. to one offering help to Indians moving from the reservation to urban Ora~ge County. "\Ve knew the problems v•e fared moving fro m the reservation . and v.·e knew others were havi ng the same di ffic1.11tlcs." said ~!rs. Roubedoux , u•ho left the reservation in 1957 with her husband , five children and t"·o nieces. "The first two years were very, very difficult," she recalled, recounting her husband's problems finding "'Ork and the family 's difficulty in ~dapting to urban life. "Indians come here on a shoestring,", said her son, Richard. Tl"M!y leave Lo escape the poverty of the reservation where incomes average $1,500 a year, he e1plained, and arri ve here hoping to rind a better life. 'nstead· they find they aren't prepared for the available jobs. Uiey aren't used to managing their own finances and they're baffled by urban life . <iA lot of them get into a real bind," Rkhard said, estimaling that 40 pereent , the welfare. assistance or 1ob placem~nt help they might otherwise because those offe"ring the help can 't find the Indians. Even the · Burea u of Indiari Affairs in Los Angeles doesn't know how many Indians are. in Orange County other than a few who may be here on government relocation programs. A ,..1an to"find Indians and assess their schoOI needs is being developed RO\Y in the 'Htmt ington Beach Union High School District. Working with officials at the Indian Center. Richard, Alllmarl, the district's director or specia'lly funded programs .. has applied for a grant to locate Indian .studenls. design courses of Indian studies and offer counseling for them. The Ocean View School Distfict in liuntington Beach has also applied for fed eral twids f<1i' lndian studies. Other than these programs and a fc\Y college. schol arships available for lndiant, the center provides the most specialized help and information for area Indians. OPERA TED TOTALLY by vo!Uti-~,.· teers, the center h e I p s about 80 Indian families a ye~, most nf lheo1 newcomers to the area. This help includes job referrals, finding housing and giving fina ncial a~slslanCc. , The help may co1ne in the fcrm of helping the family registe r for \1'elfarc assistance, finding rricdlca l aid or giving them food supplies and clothing from· stocks liept· ar the cent er headquarters, a cramped one-room office al 7950 Cc~ra l Ave .• in Stanton . Recently, It even meant picking up <1n Indian woman and her '-month-old baby from the Orange County nirport, 11·here they had been abandoned by th·e u·oman's husband. "\Ve gave her food and a change of clothing," said ~1rs. Roubedoux, "·ho also · gave the 11·01nan a.room in her hnme for the night. ., Less than 24 hours later. the cente r had collected funds to purchase a bus ticket for the t"·o 10 retu rn to the mother's Indian rcS<'rvation in ~!ontana. ''\\'e're also a place \1·hcre all lnd1:ins can come and enjoy each othcr·s company," Mrs. Roubedoux said, "share their cultural backgrounds and sin1ply keep from being lonely." TIIE CENTER SPONsons n1onthly pow-wows, an evening of Indian dancing and entertainment. at the Slp nton CommuRity Center. The powv:ows aura.ct.' about 100 lnd i·1ns fro1n ·thrdugffbut tfie Orange C o u n t y • L o s Angele~ area. The center. hopes to cxoand its actiyities and has applied for a portion of Orange County's revenue sht1ring ftinds to finance a buildin g and !"!ire fulltin1e staff members. ·At You r Servi ce Got a problem? T11en write Pat. Dun·n. Pnt will cut red tape, get the answers and actlun Yf!U weed t? solve iucquities i11 gover11me nt and busuiess. A·la1t your qucstfo11.t to Pat n un n/AI Your Service, Oranpe C:oast Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa 1'1eso. Ca. 92626. 111· elude your te/eplto~ie 11umber. The coh1»01 appear• 0·1• ·su11da~1, \\lednesdny~ and Fr!dDll'· lle lp for College S l11de111s , DEAi? PAT : Th is is my second request for your service. The first. ti.n1e t asked for the hummingbird f~ recipe and oow we have many happy winged visitors daily. This Ume I wonder if you have any in!ormaOon about scholar· ships or financial aid for mature would-be college .ztudents under age :W. I believe l've read that SOrM sthoo\s have an "equitalency test" that a stu· drnt can take to apply toward credits needed for a degree, If it can be estab- 11'.'lhed · lhc student already has a good grasp of the 8Ubject. I "'Oukl like to 1tnow where lhls lc:iit ~ offered. H.P., Ne•1>0rt l,Jrath Stole ~thoh1rshl p 1ppllc11tloo rorms ror blg!J ttbotl gr1dwate1, under age 30 run he nlua tned 111 the district office or Stn. Dtnnls t;. Carlifontcr (ft-Newport Hrach I :J12 C:impus Orlvt.-Ne"·port lkach. Call"fornla 92560, or by phoning s·,, ..... ,"'1: ~rho'nrsli!p tnturm olion hookfl. such "' "Annu11I rte11:lstrnr or Graul ~:1npflfl :' ··f cd1·rul ll01lar1 f&r Scholars ," Granl!I ·ntglstf'r" find "G r:inls unit--Ai1i lo lndo irlunl s In the Aris." are. 11valloble at lhe rrftrrlft-t• dc11:1rl- 111ent of yo ur loc:11I libr:1ry. Eq11i,·a!ency l('st,1 can be nr+on.ird by 1n1tklna an npooln1111ent \\ilh the tc11Ung 6ecrctury al Orange" Coasl Collese's ff111nscll111: ... • D•ily Pilot St•ff Photos By Lee Payne ' Cla~sic postures of tribal dances and fa ces t hat reflect both the ~eri· ous and the socirtl side of Orange Cou nty Indian Cent.er pow wow 1nclude a 6-year·old <:on1anche from Garden Grove. \VaJter Ahhaitty. (above). as ilnpro1nptu babysitter for one·year·old ?-.1elanie L<.igan. a Con1anche·K ic kapoo: ana a tather-~o"'singing combination, 1\rt Hill J r. and Sr. (right), a pair of Cheyennes fron1 Long <Beach. departmeol. OCC is an oUicla l testing station for C.L.E.P. (CoUege Lt \'el Ex- amination Placement I exa 1ns. Collt'ge credit is gl\'en for acquirt'd kno"'l('dge in \•arlons subjects and units allo.,.,ed arc renegotialcd ""ilh the college "'hl'r C the student enrolls. . 7 of 1,220 Age11Js 1\re tt'o m e 11 DEAR PAT: \\'hat kind of training is required for a person to become ,. a Secret Service S))('Clal :igcnt? Arc there <iny "·omen agents. or is this field . -.. still occupied exclusive ly by nlcn? L.B., llunlington Beach On\r. sel'cn of the 1.220 U.S. Secret Scr\'iee S1>ccia l Agents are 1romen. A spcc inl~ent's truinlng ~ the i;a n1<' rCAllrdlcss of sex. t'irsl there's the Treas· ury Deport 1nt'nl's la"' cnforce111ent offlcrr·s course in constitutional Jaw, us'e of firear1n s. collcetlng C\'ldenr.e. nngerpriuting, pbotogr:iphy, la.,.,·s of ar· rest and so rorth . Th en apptiennls go through Secret Service Training School to l~arn the Burrau's spec:lallicjio\ protection of tbe President. \'ice presidl'nt , "·ido,rs of forn1 er presidents, and \'isiling heads of sl<rltcs: and in\•estigath·e "·ork.ln lhc areas of co11nierfeillng and forger~·. Each course l:ike.s six "·et'k8. •Dr. S 11•••c·1.:• So••t1l1t i11IJrr!J 1\'rc11 DEAll PAT: A good friend of ours fro1n the San Francisco area h~s fa~len in \ave v.ith 1he "Dr. Smock" comic strip <:urrcntly running in !he Daily Pilot. \Vou\d it be possible to find out if Dr. Smocli is being can:ied by ~y news· pa~r in her area so tha! she could subscribe to ii? The 1nformauo11 "'Ould be greatly apprecia ted by both of us. as I have bc<'n clipping the strip each day and sending it to her . K.l\I., Llgun• Reech Since \he San •·ranelsco area co,·ers a large territory, Unlled f eature Syndica1e'requrs1s yo ur rrlend 10 "rite perso nally. lncludfng names of ne;i rhy rUlts. Aili: hrr to altech a copy of lhi!I "At ''our Sfrvict'" eolumn nnd address li er letler 10 Joh'1 Curr~U. Sales ~h111;1(1i.:r, United Fra1·urc Syndicate, !ZO ~;. 42nd St., Ne"· ,.ork. N.V, 1(11117. 1\:.e1t·.~prtpe 1· l l r1r1 lit' \'·11 ~i111l1lc~ DE,\Ji P1\1' 1 u1ht·nh'rl n 1·t•rv rare old 11r .... spapt+. the .fnn, 4 ~800. e<hllon of lhc "l1\s!i..•r Co1.n!\ (iilz1!l1'e:· 1>ublishcd ln K1n11ston , tilstrr tount)'. ~.Y It l:s iu C:>.Ct·!lclll l'Olldtlil\11 :111rt t('llS 1lf Ult~ tlculh or George \rash1ngton • -• • I •• . r . ~you ..•• : •• 1 •• •• --.. .. . ' • DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sunday, Ju11e 2, 1974 Problems on VDcc. 14. Ii!l9, 11•ilh a list of the pallbearers. John Adan1s' S?CfC h lo !ho Senate and other historica l items of intett'Sl also are included. Can you tell 1ne the v.·orth of this paper and where I nl ighl be able to sell it? ' · l\l.J.L .. COl!lla l\ltMl If your ne"'·spaper is an original and not one of n1any ropits made of this pariicular edition of the Ulster County Gazellt'. it is l'ery \'aluab le. If yon 1akt: the paper to Americana Collectors Shop, Ill E. Cubbon. Su nla Ana. It "·Ill he exa n1ined to determine its source of printing, a~nd curre nt \"alu1'. A sale can be arranged at the shop, or ~·ou cou ld 11d1·erlise Jo.Jli.e AnUq u1· 'Truder. 8th and Bluff, Dubuque, )o"·a 5200 1. l 'ici i111.Sceki11g S n111111•if1111 DEAR PAT: r-.·ly son. Bill Javnc. 11·as in a 1notorcyr!c act·ldcnt on \\'cdnc-s- tlay. J\Iay I. 1974. An article deScribinl the accidl•nt und a picture _appearl.'d on P;ii:te 2 of tbc Daily Pilot the following day. Rill. nlthough St·nousl.\• HI· ju rcd, survived the accident. It is or great concern lo hhn 1hal l~c un k1101111 1nan \l'ho dragged him from the flames, surnmoned lwlp and sa\"ed hi.!l· l1ft> can be found to be thanked. Can you help us clo th is ihrough ~·our c;olumn: :\l.J .ll , Coslu 1\le~a \\'hen eonlacted , Uill Jayne said. ··1 just .... ant to say a pt'rSonal thank s lo lbe 11H1n "'ho sa\'td mv life ... Jayne ftlt the r"scuer did not "'ant lo be identUled and this is not his intention lo steking a contact Bill asks lbe ptr· son v.-bo pulltd him out fren1 under Ult flamin g-c:nr at fht lnterseetion of Jamboree and Ford Rood at 5:45 p.n1. !\lay I to telephone hln1 at 173-%718, !rio hr: "'·Ill b&\'ll ·lhe opportunity to express bi~ grulltude for lbt: rnost lmporlanl cblng one human being can db ror anolbtr. •ff1Jrsel1 ni1•' fJ11f of 1•rod11ctio11 DEAR PAT : \\1herf' can I find block horsehair n1atcrtal? I tl.1\"c <11i Rnlique J.int'Oln roeker thflt I 11;in1 to ~tort'. but I've n1n into a brl~k 111111 tr~lng to find llus f;.1bri c If ii is indeed no longer mode . ns one _su_ppl1!•r told 111{', \\'lu.•rc cH n I loc11te an ;dlt'Trl<ltlve cov1•ring that 11•ould Ix> ~11n1lnr .. H.P .. Ntwport Hro rh Tuke the ch:1lr or 11 J1it n1plc ef the fah rlt• you rt·qulre to Ar1 ls11ns Hou~t'. 1ft73 l'Jacrnl i:a, (;11~111 ;\lt-si;l. 'J'he lllilDfl)trr 11ill rl.'COllllllC nd nnd help )"Oii Oh· tuln u i;ubsttlutt• fahrl c for lh(' horsehair. "hlch Is no lon Rcr l\\'&ilnblc. • \ • - • • B ., DAILY PILOT Sunday, Junt 2, lq74 ~~~~~~~---''--~-'--~ _. ·~ ) ,,' ' .. " I • I Three-year Grads Increase .. I : • ' ' ' Cotl st Early B irds Gain Ext ra Year A ft er, Hig l-i Schoo l what J v.•as learning, I realized "Generally our. thrcc·y~ar ~ ' I .. .. " " TUTOR LOUIS E SWANSON ANO PATTY LAUTZENHEISER, IS Tutor 1\ids Kid11e)r Pa tient Patty Lautzenheiser. 15. of Santa Ana . can never get 1nore ~han a clay away fron1 a kidney dialysis ma.chine. It's what keeps, her alive. For four and a half hours three tiJnes a week she comes to hlis- i:;ion Co1nn1unity Hospital in J\lission Viejo to be hooked .up to the ma- chine. It does what her kidneys can no longer do -clean her blood. Since the requirements of Patty's life· n1ake normal schooling im- possible, .she needed a tutor. . . . The answer came in Louise Swanson of 22978 Via Cereza, Mi ssion \'iejo. A retired teacher fro1n ~tlnneapotis, J\Irs. Swanson found out about Patty when-she volunteered for duty with the Mission Commu· nity Auxiliary. . . . . Each. time Patty comes in for the dialysis treatment -which is not painful )Jut keeps the patient immobile in a si~ting position -~1rs. Swanson also·comes in to give her lessons in reading and math. . "It's good to keep up with my teaching a little," ~trs. Swanson said . uAnd I always enjoy 1ny visits with Patty." Help for You • Are 'Fabric Labels Working? The State Departn1ent of Consumer Affairs is giving the consumer a chance to stand up and be he:ird with regard to "care labeling" of textiles and wearing apparel by publicizing a "Call for Comment" is· sued by the Federal Tra.cle Commission (FTC). The pr~sent rule requires aJ.l textile items of wearing apparel to have a label containing care instructions necessary for their ordinary use and enjoyment. The la bels must stay attached, be legible for the life of the garment. and easy to find. . . · Piece goods (yardage) purchased by th~ consumer to mak~ ~rt1cles o[ wearing apparel must also be accompanied by a label containmg ap. propriate care instructions, the FTC has ruled. . . . Now the FTC· is considering changes in its trade regulation rule relating to the care ·labeling of textile wearing apparel and needs con- sumer comments by June 15. They are asking you to speak your mind on these questions: e \.Vhat proble1ns have you had with care labels? • Do they give complete, clear care instructions? • Ca n you give examples of labels you have found to be unclear. inadequate or misleading? • How can they be improved? • Should the rule be extended? i.e. should household fabrics and suede and leather clothing be included? Send your comments -by--June 15 to Federal Trade Commission, Box D, \Vashington. D.C. 20580. Your response will help the FTC tailor future fabric labels to your•specifications. You Can lle lp . Blind Teach ers Need Aide s \Vorking a feW hours or days a week as a volunt_eef can make a real difference in your world. The Voluntary Act.ion Center can help you find your place in the world of volunteering. A Newport Beach convalescent hospital needs volunteers to ac· company patients on outings \1•hile another hospital would like someone to visit and help patients with personal grooming. · There are endless nee<.'l s for volunteers at Fairview State Hospital ln Costa l\tesa: · A deaf or nearing person who .is proficient in sign language is needed in the deaf children's program; a college student or older adult could aid teachers· with the blind-retarded from 3 to 5 p.m. Monday. Tuesday or Thursday, and friendship sponsors are needed to visit young people with few or no visitors. . Call the Voluntary Action Center 'at 642-0963 or 833-9278 for 111 0Je volunteer information. Uy JAN \\'ORTH 01 lti. D•IJJ Piiot $1111 ts there unythinq sacred about spending four years in high school? that I had finished all U1c graduates are above average / requiten1ents." sbe said. ''.I nCademicatly. But we question figured If I stayed aooth.er them on trying to compress Not at all, according to a small group of Orange Coast students \\'ht) will be gradu- ating in Ull'ee years instead of year I'd just~ taking t1ickey four years' work into three." ~touse courses, instead of "Most kids profit by four s o n1 e t h i n g l'm really ~ars in high school." said interested in." William A. Brown, assistant i' four at commencen1ent e)(· ercises now le ss than l\VO "t VERY BODY \1·ho's principal In charge of gradua~ing f'ar\y thinks it's guidance at Edison High. \reeks a\1'a\'. !he greatest thing that's ever lie has counseled 45 early Frorn Cd.ison High Sthool in happened to us,'' said Cynthia graduates scheduled to leave 11untington Beach, \V~ich has 45 thr~yrar graduates out ot Pinnick of San Cleivente. who in June with 3,800 other 3.800 this year fG San Clemen-just. turned 16 and will be Seniors. te I-ligh School. \Vhich has 12 ente.ring the University of "Once the-y reach 18 and early birds. the three·year Utah in September. become an emancipated minor trend seetns to be growing. "I've lived In San Clemente they can drop 01.1t any time sions. taking heavier course d 1' d I d all my life, an 1n rea Y to they want to. Once they have .clet•tives. tho. ear y gra s loads, and cutting dv,vn on-move out somewhere else," .sat is r i'e d the state's .. By attcriding surr.mer ses· she said. "There is too much · requirements, we can't stop have managed to \\'Tench an stress on kids staying in them. But a Jot of kids are 50 extra .vear front life to do with I J when they don't want sc lOO immature they can't handle what they please. fSo k'd · I Some of them wilf be barely to. many 1 !i are JUS the adult world. ~ost need 16 \\•hen they enter college waiting to get out." h I h A "hot dog" skier, ?.fiss t at our years to pick up t e next fall. · k 'd he ho u h social maturity." The extra year means a Pinn1c saJ s c sc la _ because it's close to good -head start for 1nan.v who wan~ skiing. But she's also aiming lo pursue · tinie-consunling: for a career as an attorney. graduate programs in la\v and nledi cinr. meaning extra yea rs of hard OTIIERS ARE thumbing y,·ork ahead. thc!r 11ose at school altogether. · "I \Vant to have a lot of restless for a chl'lnce to gei money," ?\Jiss Pinnick adinits. free of an educational regi-"bot I fully intend to get men t~y no longer find an. married . before I get my ..,.. d~.·· pealing. ~i;,· ~~ "It's atout time" -said ~tiss Pinnick's mother went Craig Barto of Ne1wport tO UCLA~t IS and graduated }!arbor High School. ·who at 17 from a five year program at plans to take a job fishing for 19, so she can lmderstand her King crab in Alaska. -daughter's drive. • "I'm going to take off "It seems to me girls are about.a half year to work 3l)d often more mature at that do sOme of the things I've age," she said. "If they're been ~·anttng to-do. l just ,concentrating on a career, . didn't y,•ant to stick around getting started early helps y,·hen I didn't need to. them avoid t~ pitfall of "Some people do need to dropping out to get married at stay in there JOOger. Some are an early age." afraid of getting out of their Though enthusiasm for protected little thing," he getting out early is a common observed. "But I've got sentiment among the students, something to do and high school administrators are gm\eplace to go -instead of cautious in their appraisal of just sitting around saying, early graduation. ugh, I'm going to be bum." "We don't encourage it," Jwie Davidson, 17, of San said. Russell Hathaway, l\1iss Clemente is planning to go to Pinnick's counselor at San ~ Saddleback College next fall to Clemente High School, where begin a career in fashion 12 s t u d c n t s in the design. commencement line will have "\Vhen I started to evaluate gone through in three years. hfOST high schoo l administrators~ '\'hile \\'ary of three-year graduation, admit it is largely an individual t h in g. Some students, they acknowledge, are ready to leave scboot early. '"Many of our students who want to graduate early are exceptionally bright," said Don Haught, principal at La· guna Beach High School. "Many have already travelled a lot and bring a Jot with them to the classroom .. We neither encourage it nor dis· coorage · it." One · of U1e two early graduates ~t Laguna Beach Righ is Cindy Houts, 17. She originally planned to ;;pend a year in Europe,,-but doesn't have the money and has decided to go straight to the University of Santi Clara instead. "~lost of my friends are 19 or 20 already anyway," she said. "I'm really getting tired of school and I decided this Way-out Menus Weigh In Heavily on Europe Scales .. VIENNA (UPI) -Cenlral "Babies' weights have been starting out at more than 200 Europeans overeat from the going up rrom year to year pound s, were \\i!.ighed eacli cradle to the grave, according ~ause their mothers week before the cameras to overfeed them. h to medical surveys In Austria, see who was losing t e most akia "And once a person Is used 11 b Hungary·and Czechos!Gv . -to overeating, it's a habit a . And it's getting worse each almost impo ssible to drop." In Czechoslovakia, · every year, the surveys say. In Hungary, the land of second woman and~ third Too much wiener schnitzel, paprika chicken and chocolate-man ls overweight, a· medical llungarian goulash, Czech covered pancakes, three out or survey reported. dumplings and whipped cream every 10 persons are The nation's daily average are worrying medical author· overweight, a medical reJXlrt rood consumption amounts to ities. said. 3,200 calories. But efforts to m a k c "0ver~ating rontributes lo Seventy percent of a 11 Austrians. Hungarians and early death," said I m re working Czechs take their Czechoslovakians cut down on Terenyi, a doctor at meals in factory " or ornce their fa vorite dishes are not Budapest's main clinic. "It is canteens. where · dumplings meeting v.·ith much success. the reason for heart troubles, and ample portions of butter c; o v c r n m e n t · enforced irregular blood pressure ant.I and sugar are prominent on dieting for v.·incgrowers at diabetes." the menu. Homi Lipova, in cent r a l To encourage nationwide A survey by the Austrian Cl:echoslovkia. had little effect slimming, Hungary's state-run Health Ministry said 7 2 beca use villagers lnade up ror television formed a diet club. percent or all Viennese women undcrcating by overdrinking, bfembers, most of them \Vere overweight. officials said. 1::::;;;::;:::::::::=:::t~==============: "Overeating starts from birth." said Hana Czermak. one of Austria's leading'chiid care specialists. 'I just di dn't wa nt to stick arou nd whe n I did n't need to.' year was a good time lo start of a long·standing prejudice doing what l want to do." against young freshmen. "We have to or f er Instead, he \\'ill attend Cal alternatives," said Maureen Tech, but the Stan ford Redfield, a counselor at Dana rejection_ was a "jGlt to both the llills High School in Dana young man and his Dana Hills Point. · teachers "U we don't keep thcn1 in "f\.-e found, from m y school, there is a q~stion as ~xpcriencc, that very few of to whether the labor force will our early grad.uates are really accept them. If we don 't keep read~· to leave in evory \\'ay," up with vocational program s said r.-irs. Redfield. and other roads, then no, I do w "They· can't squeeze a year not approve of ca r l y of li11ing and learning. and graduation." there is just nothil'ig like S~e also noted that there is experience. But fo rtunately or some discrlmination again st unfortunately. \Ve are not God . early g;:adu~tes at some We "ne11er know whether colleges. another year of school would The orie student graduating really .be good for a kid. "If the s~udcnt rel!llY hates early at Dana Ifills, \Vho has a school and is really burned out straight·A average, was not on it. forcing him to stay isn't accepted at Stanford because going to do any good." ----- HEAL THY PORTION OF CHEESCAKE Over .. ating From Cradle to Grave ---- j' Peo11le to Sli ltpe -SEllVICE- " I: Sta11<l ards on Gllt.SS l'lolesm Senice by lrinn pnfessilllis ·jewels by joseph " ' WASHINGTON iliPJ , - ' r The Consumer Product Safet y : Commission last v.·eek took thC' ; first step to hnposc S(lfc!y [ nllC'S on 1he manufacture of cst1ma1c fo r how long the proc ess \\·i i! take. 'fhc tomm ission may choose one or several of those who make such an offer, or it c11n reject all of them and do 'the \\'Ork itself. The commisi1ion may also offer some financial assiWtce to the \'<)lunteers. • Diomondandiron.wttin; ,• J.ewelry designing • Gemological Dicmnl <1nd jewelry oppraisok 11rchitectural glass a product responsible ror an cstimat£>d 187,000 i n ju r i e s , requiring: emergency room lreatm.enl. each year. The commission announcl!d il had published an in vit:tlion • l•f)ttt wotclwtpoir • Ervo¥ing j1w1l1 by jonph con strVice ell yau< jewelry needs, from erecting on <lfiginol ond e11eitlng ring • fin. jewelry repo'i4' 5outh f 0~!tl1!~.!, LEVEL CQCT A MESA Of>lNOA•tv ·rJt~P"'-SAT Tll-foP"'' :,Joi! SUN.D.t.Y,,TO$P'-'·)•0·6J'I - •1 , t.o lhe public !O help draw u1> ' ' safety standards ro r glass The -agency said th c pro po s ed rule s for architectural glass v.HI have 10 be t'01np\ctl'd by. Oct. za of this year . nie 't'()JlUfl ission plans to seek !iimilar public assistance in !.he coming v•ceks • for other proch.itts including sv .. Jmm lng p o o 1 ~l 1dcs and matches. to opproising o •o1ucd heirloom. OOIS TOUI OIGANllATIOM Nll D MOM1l1 Ast! AIOUT STOAI TOUI S. ICE ~ SKATING used in \\'inclows. d o o r s . f shov.·er and tub enclosures and l in other areas around the : ho1ne and business, \. Under The procedu re any J ndl\'idual or group that fCl'IS it is technically competent may v.olunteer to help drfll\' up thC rules, provid,ing they Jct Interested consumers ha ve 11 votce in the pro<.>cedin~s and gi''' the commission o n Good Deed People make the scene Sundays in th~ l10lflijll1ll Al l WORK DONE IN THE STOU- Aii •11r tkill.d crafhm1n worttll) tho •'-•• Y 1ur preciM.lt j.-.elty l\tvllf IHVK ut.. ""'"CW~• A•.nui. ll""" l..,lA•triu1f • ,.,1 .. tl!rff ,_ SOUTH COAST l'lAZA fl-.l••'·~0-1•-COSTA MESA. MOW•~: ,.n, ia.t:te ..... ,.., a...-..... J40·tMt • 1111111'1Jiii/ii111111111111 • Food Gift Paks In Great -. Array Are On Display ... Fille~ With Tasty Meats and Cheeses Men Like ! ,' . IS POISE l POSTURE An Ice 1k1tlng c~urse oT iessons wlth tha f1mou1 Ice C~p•dtt method give• you or yovr·ch!lo !>Q\11 and po11\Ht training, rhythrr and coordination. REGl!IJER NOW ' · Mesa Verde Shopping Center H8fbOI 11r,rt Aci.:r.ms, Cost11 M~~a Tel. (714) 979-8880 • • ' ' ' ' • , July 4 Firec1·acl\:ers Face First i11 a Se1·ies DAILY PI LOT _ff ;_1 ----· .. ' -. ~ Po ssible Fecle1·al , Def11s it~g ·Horse Thief Beat: .A Fast Track ·~ lly TO\! ~lcCANN of disgusl that goes \\'ith the story of a kid's ba-:ky1ird horse being stolen ;ii 2 u.111 a nd later b€•i ng disNH11·r~·d killed, sklnnt·d <ind l1u11g1ni~ hn.Jr.rroieu in a i.butghtcrhou\1' ut 8 a.nl.-<l :scant ~1x livu rs ;,i ftcr the 1hcft. I \\'ASl-llNG1'0N 1APl Over the objcl'ILOns 0 r lhou:-;ands of Ure<.Tnckcr· lovh1g A 111 t' r i r:1 11 .c;. 1hC govcrn111cnl is 1noving aht·ad \yith 111811~ 10 dl·tus•' Fourlh of July ceh•hrHtluns. The r .S. Cr.11.c;unu·r l'r4 1duc1 Snft\)' t:orn1nissiu11 says lh<ll unll'ss i1 l'l'~t·iv1!S a "lcgtlllY :.ufficient" ruQUC-'il for u <lchty and public henl'ing. the salt• and n1 nnufuc111rc or lirccrackcrs of all si7.cll will be prohlhiled as of June 17. And, in a11tlci11utiu11 of a buying spree preceding ~he Wan . the ag ency is sle11ping 1111 i1s lookout for boutlt~ rirC'1l'orks operations. Con1prehcnsivc r ed "" r a I regulation..... issued u Md c r <iu!hority ' of t~c l 9 6 0 1 lui <Jrdou,c; Subs1anccs /\ct. '\'ill 01·crric.lc less restrictive la1\s in HI states 1vhich still µerinit nrec:r11cker s;,iles. 'J'hc eon1111ls&1on say!j Ilic ban is n('ccssa@y in view (If !he Siijnific1.u nun1bcr Of lnjurics rclatin o firecracker lrsc; the unre slbillty 0 f ('1Jfl$truction require1nents t1J i1tlc(jui1tCJy protect the puhlic and the inudcquacy ur uny 1u·ee;,1ullonary la beling.'' An C'Sllrnnted 6.500 persons art~ tr e at e d for firc\1•ork~·rclatcd iniurif's i11 hosp\lal crncq.:ency roo rns each year, 'fhnt cloc!ln't count victin1s '1'."ho ~o to their fllmily doclor. TI1e cooimiflsion suys 1nnny or the injuries urc SC!rinus, the bulk or µatieHts are undt:!r 15 years of age ."Ind firecrack- f'.rs are lo blame for half of all ca&es. The restrictions will not :.ippl_v to "lcgitin1atc public displ:iys" or (:inners and ran<'hurs 11•ho w·aul to use ueri ul hornl~ lo M:arc bird s a1va y fro111 c rop I 8 nd ti, prnvideO they'n.! p11rticipa1in): 111 ~ wlldllfc 111anagc1nc11 t 11r<>gran1 l'l'\.:fll!niwd by . a ftdcn1I. stn1r or loc:-d agency . In gi:Ol'r<~ thu 1·on1n1is:-;inn btti lt upon a propos~1 1 last year lly til l' F00<I au~ I Ir u A Ad rn In 1 s t 1· a I i on whil:h 11rcvli1u~Jy rcguiat.etl fireworks !111<1 banned big fire<:rtick~r:o;, sut h U'i ch1•1·1·y bonlbs. fl.I ·~ and silver sulutcs. The rin;,il regulations also ~ubstitu1e pc r for in an cc s 111 n cl a rd s for_ dcsiw1 s;1x.•rlfic;.1tion s on other type.~ af legal fir eworks :<uch a.s 01 ... 0.11, ,.~, "'" ' It ll'OU!(/ Sccru thal a /1 or s C'.-t• s pec i 11 I I y the h a c l; yo 1· d l'uriety-ncvcr n10\·es as'1st as when he is hi3ht.iiling it CIUl &f IQ\\'11, 1.'llUnt~· or :.tatc as a passeugcr in the van or a boi·se thief At lrust 1h111's 1h1' imvression th111 l' u 1n cs through 1\·hc·n y1111 1;ilk 111 sh<:riH 's offi1·c1·s 11ho <lrl' PHI'!. of Jhe niodi•rn po:-.:-.1· 11! lu./.·n1en 11•orkln ~ tile "ru~tling" <.h·ruil in Sout hcn1 Califo rn ia. Fred Collins is one of twu invesligatl.irs in the Oran;;c County Shl'riff's off ice whoiie ron1an ca n d I es , fountt1 i11s, r--------::---, eoncs. torches, s pinner s. Horsin' mines. shells and sparklcr-'i. AH 1nust providt: specific ''Around \\"arnings an~ h a nd I i n g '-------..ii....ia.it instruetions. ~ • 111c SJ>ct•d tit whi<.'h ht· CHll 1novc i:; part or wh;11 lll<lkl'~ !od::i1 '~ rustl er ~u h:ird lu ('Hh·h . "t;~J iforn1a is a hors1: lh1 ef"s pi1radiM'."' sighs Sgl. Uacon ·Jr h:1s l'\'t'rything .. " 'fh!J '"t•vcry1hing" thut 111~ d1:1ails inciudt·s~ I. Supply-Thr. state's f'\'!'I" gro1,1•ing ho rsl' 11 op u l <i 1. i o 11 1•1clUdl'S h u 11 d f" I' fl Ii r.1 lhot1sa11ds (/ r '"haci,yan.r· hor!'ies und(·r lil!!C ur 110 iit'Curily: lrlilny of th1l-anl1n<1Js ui·t· so frlen<lly <ind gcntlt: !h11l !ill'y ahnflS I s1•1•n1 cager tu be l1·d aw:i,v by rhievus. / Court Stops Initial lT1 orl~ bl«l L often includes lol1011 in.~ up horse :1nd cattle thiel'es. lie and his p:ir!ucr, Er111t• Pittsenllargcr . 11ur"kcd Olll' l'.<ISC recently th:it corcn ·d hundreds of 111ilcs ;i n d included three "sales of stolen property.'· in ln\\•rnan's linQo. in Jess lhan 24 hours. 2. llii;h11n_vs -(;Jl1 fl}r111a·._ fri·Cll'HY an<I s11pt r highwa y sy~tc 1n pro\"idc5 ;1 l'cri ta hlc ~:tt<i\\'<1,1· iit•twork !or rustlers \I ho scc•'il U!l\ tu n1ind h;i uling slok•n ;'i11i111als hu ndreds or 1nil1'S to reach n1:irki:ts \l'herc they can I.le sold at ft1/I valut·. On Two Lake Tahoe Casin,os CARSON CITY (A P! -Thl' Nevada Suprrnlc Court has blocked initial work on t1ro multi-million dollar casinos planned for the south shore or Lake Tahoe. Justice John l\l'.lt~hrJI' snid the cour~ issued <iO order restraining developers .. fron1 grading ror the Propostil .Tehoe Palace and ll ore: Oth·cr in the St.atrlinc, Xcv., area. OOUGLAS COU:\TY, whose borders C.J}<:qn1pass the area, had issued permi~s ,effect;\ r. :\lay 1 for gradirrg: 1,1·ork despite denial of plan,, for the clubs h.v the Tahoe Ilegion:.:: Planning Afiency, 1'hc suprc1nc 900tt's onc- pag(• order also restrains Douglas Count y fro1n issuing any f u rt h e r constructiou ;>ermit.c; ·that n1i~ht viola te TRPA ordin.ances. l11c order i~ expected to rcrnain in force until at least mid-June. Th e high court's ac1io11 n1arks the latest de,·cloo111cn1 in ll legal h<1ssle bCt wcen Douglas Count y and the TRPA over proposed developments along lhc icy, clear n1ountai1i l;,ikc. 1'HE TRPA plans for the --hus rejected prrJposcd $40 World Lahol· Uni t Seelis Eq11ali l)' 1 for l\Iigra11ts tiE:\E\IA 1UPll -A l\1e'xi- c;111 '\'ho 11·an1s to 1,1·ork in the l'ni\('fj States p.1\"S up to $.300 10 cross 1he border ille.c:alls. \\'1·~t African.c; pa~· inllre thnn ~LOOO 10 be sn1ugeled into France, Once arrived thrs.e itlcizal ini,::rants soon find thcy"re in no oron1ised land. dinn mai nl nnd \\·orkine on 111l' pl anlntions of Sri Lanka in C1•ylon. (.1andcsti nc_19 igration cxisls cvery\vhcre-:}:Jexicnns into the Un ited S1a t('s. J\taure!an- i:1ns into France. southern in \Vest 1.ennany and Sv;itzcr- Europeans POSin,g ns lourists land. million Tahoe Pu1:1ce and S.\8 niillion Hotel Oliver, partly w grounds no adl\qua\c road .c;ystc1n cxi stl'<I to handle incr('ascd traffic in t h e popu lar resort area. l.>oug!ns C o u n L y h;is proi)j)scd a loop road system in efforts to ease traffic problcrns i11 the already l'Ongcsted area hu l no timetable or construction cost has lx.'<!n outlined. TRPA mcinlll'rs ha\•e also qucstiOnrd ,,·hcthel' Sou th La k e T ahoe, Calif ., authoritiCs, whose commuity l>orders Sta teline, were in futl agreement v.•ith the byp:il';; plans. The loop road req uires connCctions with Califomia- side roads lo become operntlonal . TllE SU PRE~IE COU!'l order i-ll•nuncd from Atty. Gen. Robert List '.<; rcc1uest for a wriL of prohibition to block both casino and r u ad con.sln1<..1ion until :he-Tll PA give:; its approv;,il. List"s JX:tition also asked the high court to require Dougl;.1s Cot1nty to pay its share Of support flUlds tO the THf'J\. Dou glas C.OUnty ~mmis~io11· cl'S haV{' voted to r•:fuse fund~ to the. Tl1PA unlH it's ch.:lt:r- n1ined in court whether !he THPl\ is constitutional. 'fllE ~APEH STAltTt:l) \\'hen ;1 sneak th ief took two horses in the San_ JJH!n Capistrano area-the theft tnick w•as seen there <il ·l\:30 p.1n. Anothe r horse ,1·a~ stolt!11 and loaded aboard the truck in the. Cowan Hcight.s area 'fhc time then 11'as only shortly after rnidni£'.hL All lhree horses 1\"erc sold in Lls ·Vcgas by 7:30 a.111 . T"·o of the-horS('s were S9kl in th e Vegas a rl';t for t:if' second time by II a.111. One of those horses. 1vas sold again-that's "sale of stolen proP'~rty'' No. 3-by 2 p.n1. The lasl horse moved so fast th;,it h~ v..·as in the possession of three O\\·ners (not counting lhc thicf1 in tw·o states in less 1han 20 hours. Bill Bacon. the 46-vear-0Jd dctt-clh·e s c r g: ca ri t v.·ho prnctically "'\\·rote the lx)(ik" on horse theft for the Los Angeles County S h e r i f f • s Dept.. h~an even scarier story AFTER SEVEN \'EA HS un a livestock detail th:i t started in 1912. 11·hen they often h;1ngetl horse thieves. if you ca n believe Western lore. Bacon has SC<'n about every trick the rustlers can pull. :~. illarkets-j'.;nr flnl v 1lur<; California it self offer ~ rcad.1· rnarket 11nd good prices for the type of horse that is 111os1 easily stolen. hut the stat e al ~o is. adjacent. to.Arii.011~1 . .X~a· da -and even ~1exil'o -all o! which ;,ire excellent pla•:c.-10 sell /1orses. hr;,i 11ds or othC'r mJr!;.;. ~":u1r1 !hut intludcs probahl~• 96 TOOA'\"S 'lnEAT Pltl"2ES JX'rccnt of the "!>f't" hor~c.~ 111 ha1'e pushed the value of this stale."' say.~ Bacon. 'hor se me a t for humun The actual theft is often ;1s l'Onsumption lo its all·lin1c easy as s~llin::: lhc ~lolen high le\·cl. horse:. A horse sold, for this n1arke1 A rustler 11ho t111dt•rs tanrls 11ill briag. on the average. 20 hurses silnply finds on e or cents a pou;id, on the hoof. 1n'Orc in <In ungu;,irdl'd-or (\ • hnrd1\·;ire so fli111s~· that a p::iir or bolt tullers lop then1 l!l two .'.l )n1cst wi1hout effort. \loEl hOl'SCS of the t~·pc the lh icf chooses will t'O!!'(' r:1~ilr. q\1ickly and quit'tl). ' Th c n1g h!l irnc operation usually goes so sn1oothly !he 01\'ner or the horse doesn't .. niiss the ;,inimal until th<: nf'xt day. It is by then. as !Jle.saying goes. too late to lock the b;,irn doo r. ~ext "'Cele Horse thief pre\·ention in Orange and Loi Angeles counties and '\\'hat to do until lhe sheriff comes. It's 'ci1011i;·h .-to bring a I i g h 1 1 ,\" goartlrd-situation. ,------------. representative fron1 a Fresno slips a halter on each on~ he s 1 au g h t c rho u s r. that 11'an1s and leads hls l'ou r- -RUFFEL_L'S-Heed to to lk lo someone? uPHoLstERv· specializcs i11 horsemcai for i(;O!cd loot fn10 a 11·;il1i ng humans to th..! horse ;,iuction in trailer. van or truck. 01111ers ''i·llll Wt.e11 You WoRt Chino nearly every Tuesday or "backyard"' horses tend I A a c Hl!Lf> LlNI! 11 The leit A lo-irM), l••·n~d l•y ~tnon woll hHen •nd h~lp. tg~/ldtnh•!, ot cour ... ·11 t f k h t I · 1911 "''''' ,,,·,.· night, accordinn to Sut. a·aeon. ci ll'r o not oc · l cn1 up a " M'"""V 01 s1. •...i~~"'' • • II f k I I Prt,byi.""" C~ur<". Cosfo MHa -541·025• "l!e'll buv every horse t hat .·~'~' :._:°':__:lo:__:°':·:' _::f :"~m::_~"~·it~h~,,,,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ goes for $200 or lrss.'· Bacon 1- explaincd. ··unless lhc loc;,i! !;"UY \\·h9 runs the :kill~r· house in Chino bl.•a1s hin1 to it.·· The so-called "killer" house I is another 1narkct for horse thieves. It buys aniinals ch1•ap I · ;.ind uses thcrn for dug and I -0rhl'r animal l'oo<ls. 1111el Chino hous(' ~ p Cl r t t• d I y provid('S mucT" of 1h(' 1,.,1\I used by Lion Count ry Safari '· The v:orst of it is that the slaughtcrilouses have no practical "'·ay to check on ou'ncrship of hor ses brought to them by ostensibly legitin1a!l' sellers "'illing lo take the 20 cents.or less per pound. -JC Penney LI 20°/o off all our Pencron watches. They J?Ct tile tou_ghcst and most dangerotls jobs. !\le !o;~·­ cst pay. the "'·or!.i but most ex.pensive accommodations. TI1cy ha \·e no health in· surancc, no le gal orotection. 'I'he !ntema!ional Labor Or- ~anization (!LOI olans to help bolh !~~al and illegal .mi!!rant \1·orki>rs at ifs annual as- scmblv this month (June S FOREIGNt-:llS NO\\' 1n<1ke up 19.8 :percent of t~c Swiss Labor force. '(he percenta2es in other countrit.>S are 8.6 per cent in West Germany. 7.R per cent in France. 7 per cent in Britain 6.6 percent in Austria, 6.5 per cent in S\\'e· den. 3.3 per cent in the Netherlands. ·s.5 ocr cent in Bc>J,giUlll. Still. the \'Ctcran -of 21 years in the §h~rifJ's_. Dct.ecti~c ·01vislon can barely hide a look • The suprl'tne court ordered List, D o u g t a s County co1nmissiooers and developers _ -Ted Jennings and Ohver Kahle Thieves pick horses 1\·ith no , So the graduate will have moments to remember. throui!:h 26 1. · · It says these \\'O rkcrs arc <ibuscd and CxPloitcd and that there arc millions of t'oc1n all over tile 11·orld. EUHOPE'S ,\H'.\I \' of foreign 11·orkrrs ;1 l n 11 ·~ is enough to l){}pulalc r1 111'1\' na- tion. Thf're ar(' I! n1illion of !hem. 1nos!lv Ita lian~. Spn ni· ards. Yugoslavs. Portuguese. Turks. and (;reeks flS 1rel1 as Algerians. Tunisians. Moroc-cans and \Vest Afric<ins. ' TI1c United Slates has ml}rc than 4.2 million resident forei gners. More than one mil- lion Para~uyans nnd Bolivians have moved into Argentina. and 500,000 Colombians into Venezuela. In Africa. th · Ivory Coast and Ghana l1ave received 1.5 million persons, mosll.v from ·Upper Volta. • Asia also has its "1it?rant \\'Orkers nroblems. wifu 600.- 000 Koreans in Japan and one mill ion Tamils fro111 the In· In ::iddition to hein!! hr11i"'"'"r- ed by lal'k of skill and exocii· ence. and Jane'U:tl!C dif- ficultie~. manv of the n1igr;int 1vorkers arc subif',... ro arhi - trary expulsions \\'hich causci; Them to act-cot substandnrd rmplovmcnt and livin :? con· ditions. Th e. 11.0 Asse1nblv •"ill study three proposed intrr: national labor standards to prolect foreign 11·orkc rs: -A convention of mie:ralin'1 under abusive cnodition~ "~th pufiishmen• for labor. traffick- ers. -A convention on eQuali1 v of opportunity and treatment to end S()('ial and econoniic discrhnination. -A recommcndntion urf'i ng equal access 10 lrainin~. tiro- inotion. p,.1v nnd \l'Orking con· di!ions with a stipulation !hilt ;i foT'C'ign \~'Orkcr w'no Jo~s his job should not ~ auto- 1na1ira1\11 s11bjcct lo Joss or rcsiclcnet' rii?hts-. to submit \\'ritten 2rgun1cnl >. Formal arguments \1·H! be aired before the p:inel on June 11. ' Rec)'Cling Required I DAVIS 1AP I -Re,cyc!ing l 1•:ill become the Ja1,1• of. the land beginn ing July 1 -;it least inside the city li1nils of Davis. The city council of this uni versity community voted unanimou~ly last \1'eek to adopt cf mandat9ry recycling prograrn . II provides that residents must separate all newsprint from other garbage. and that the city's franchised garba"'gc collection service \\ill pick up papers separately. 1'hc ord inance did not spell out J)f'nall ics for violations. beautiful clothes for beC111 l if11/ girls • • ' • •, . ' ., ,• • ' ~ . " ' ' \ :· ,,, IL ··'" 'i~'(> '., ,, ·. . . ~:' ...... .., ' . "'v '6:(l1 •I ' • ! 'j 1 • ' r ' I , LiJu Vi ll ag~ J "IO Via Uporl11 1 71\ll;i'i;,~::I \111111/1111 ll1t11 .~1/11riln11 r .. " 1111111 !iu· t• tr ..... ~ llai rc11l1 inc /J1 Denicce Orduno ( • , There are a lot of ways to change your style. Our Festival perm is one of thebesl Our''festival' perm for curls, waves and extra body. Includ- ing shampoo, cut and style set. 9.50. Not recommended for bleached or tinted hair. Get a whole new look with subtle hair frosting or palnl1ng. Shampoo and style set included at 14.88. ·sure Thing' conditioner 1or renewed v11a!ity and texture. 1.88. Shop Sunda y Noon to 5 p.m. cit the following stons: Fl\SHJON.ISLANO, NCwport Geo,h. /7 14\ 644-2313 HUNflNGTON CfNT Fll, .-i11111•11q10" P,,.ot ., (1 14) SQ" 77'1 I Sale 56 ,40 A.Reg. 70.95 Lad.,~:. Sv1r;,;, d ·,..~-. 1'1.)ith w1!h goldton.-• r:cise ,1n11 llorcnt•ne hr;i\.•·I«! Sale 56.40 B. Reg. 70.95Lad1es' S1•11ss drf'~,._ wa1ch with brown face ,lnd gOll! lone textured bracclcl ,. • Sale31.96 C. Reg . 39.95 Men ~Sw iss c:a!c nd;ir watch 111 sl.:11n1cs-. sleel c.ise w11h rn.1tch•nf'J f'~o.1ns1on br<lC1'l<>t. Sale 40.76 0 . Reg.50.95 Men's Sw1s:-; .tuto~t1r. ralendilr watcl'l 1n :>t;11nless :.teel r.ast'l w111i-TI1atch1nq bracelet. Sale40.96 E. Reg . 50.95 Men·s .;:;"·•:$<; Juton1<1fH; cnlendnr wntcll ir1 :;L1u1tes:. .tcc1 1,,1:;.1: v1 11t1 n1.;rch1rs1 llit1Cel1.H Sale prices ellective through Saturday. 0\1r • 0J'r·l.t1on ur Pcncron 17 jr.\.,el wa!cti tls includes,; laro'~ v.1r1r1v 11! m1:n c. rind wOrii!'n:;. au 1om.i11cs.,ct1lcndar~. and day/ d;11•-s '" drP'i~ nnd spor l :.1y1cs. Shop Sunday noon t 5 p.m. at the following stores: FASHION ISLAND , Newpor1'Beoch (714) 64 4-23 13. HUN}INGTON CENTER H11111inqron Bearh (714).892-7771 , ' • • t.f OAIL V PILOl Sights Set on Family 'Hunter. Safety Prog~am By ALLISON DEERR Of .... 0 .. 1, 1'1111 ll&tl Ellen Cona11.•a)' believes there is no such thing as a hw1ting accident, only careless hun ters. A hunter safety instructor certified by the Na!ion11I Hine Association and the California Fish and Game Con1n1lssion, :::he has spent the past several years teaching "'OOld·be hunters the rules of safely. Ah1'ays sports.Oriented, J\trs. Conii"·ay • • • and her husband . Paul. motorcycl~ and l'amped out when their childr'en \\'ere small. As her tv:o sons grev.·. they became interested in the outdoors. "~ty sons ""anted to take a hwlling trip "'ilh their uncle. but they wanted to learn hov.• 10 handle their rines sufcly before the trip. ''Their interest in hunting ended there, but 1'111 stlll involved ." "In volved'' i$ an understatcn1r11L Since she bccan1e a <'er l i t 1 e d 1n.structor in 1968. ~trs. Curlin~·ny has . , ii "·orked to develop a quality firearm handling program. SA FETY NEEDED Although she doesn't hunt. Ellen Conaway is roncrmed v.'ilh the safe use of firearms i,n the home, on the firing ninge and in the fil'ld , "1"ro1n 1968 IG 1971. \\'hen I t!tught SHfc fireanns handling to ~·oung students. I encouraged their families to con1e to my l'lttsses and see v.•hal the children are being laugh!. ' ' "This is especially Important v.·hen the chlld is going to hunt with someone v.·ho's bee.n hunling for several years, son1eone set in his v.•ays. ~"When they get out into the field, they I know the child ls dolng wllat he has n t.liught, the aafe v.•ay to tu\ndle his rifle. "He can respect the child knov.•ing he's had prnper training." Courses Jn Fainily }lunter Safely and ~1arksm11nship have been taught by f\1rs. Conav.•ay at Sant.a Ana College for three ' .. • ( .. ELLEN CONWAY'S CONCERN: SAFE USE OF FIREARMS Map 's . a .ll1agic Carpet " 1 Students Hooked By LAURIE KASPER Df IM DallY fllltt Sllff A rug is a rug and nothing ITK>re. t.too. people probably think that but Jame5 Selby and his firth grade class at Newport Elementary School know better. There really can be a lot. more involved v.·ith a rug -so much more that Selby is still tmsure of all the implications. Their rug has generated interest in their social studies unit and taught them !he name. shape and location or every state and capital in the country. It has also taught the youngsters something about creativity, innovation, part icipation and Cooperation. They made the rug. a map of the United Stal«!,s. themse\\·es. Each of the !Jl.Udent! v.Tote a report on one of the st!ltes and then ~ ..... a map of it. !'\ext. the outlines of each state v.·ere cut from different scraps or carpet and pieced and glued together to ronn a map ol the country. El'en the colors had to be some\\'hat characteri stic of the state, Selby said. Texas is made up or brown ma!A!rial because it is a dry state but Washingto n is an appropriate bright green. It took a v.•hile for the class to get a p1ece or carPet appropriale for ?it:issachusetts. Bei~ Crom Boston, Selby adn1 ittOO. "I wooldn tput anything the~ until I got somethini special.'' Tl~IE TAKEN The rug took a lot of lime lo complete bul Selby v.·asn't sure hov.· long so he as~ed the st.u<lents. Thf~· replied. '·A Jot." "A lol isn·t enough." he told them. ~Y then suggested 40 and 60 hours but finaU y agreed it took Ultln about 68 hours to complete. Selby thought it v.·as more like 80 to 100 hom-s. Alrhough the rug was good enough for eal'h of the students to receive a certiricate from the school's art fair, the stud ents decided to surround the cOuntry in sea blue shag \\'hen they leamed their teacher had persuaded a reporter and photographer to go look at it. They quickly added that pan. to the obvious delight of Selby. a former track and cross-countr~ coach at Estancia ·High School \\'ho always tells his students. "It's Lhe kick at the end that \\'ins." The students also ha\1e \\Tillen to a -OA·eckly reading publication In hopes o( telling cla~ in other schools about their proje<:t and ho"\ 10 do one like it. "111ey've really learned so much and they're so enthusiastic,·· Se.I by said. LEARNl~G LAB Actuall~" making ·projects 15 nolhing nt\I• in Selby's class, v.•hlch he refers lo as a "learning laboratory." Gtoups or students have been required lo create an educational game tD help tt>e'm with their arithmetic, history Md Eng!Jsh. Each of the studcnt.s hM also • • Gerald Hocum , a fifth grader at Newport Elementa;y school, works an background of a carpet-covered country. made little lhing-s. as plaques and shadow boxes, out of "'OOd. · They U&e a safe vibratlnr saw v.hlch the students bought for Selby after they overheard him complain of the noise his old saw made. J~is students also picked up the idea of • on Geography making the-rug arttr hearing him say he wished he had one. "I rouldn't get anyone to give mt a rug," he said . explaining ht 11.-anted it so too children could sit out on the patio and read. Reading is cxacUy v.•h.at Ulty use it for • 00\\' but it continues to provide leuons in gC()(Taphy. ~JP,y '"111 oncn ask 11 student, "'\'hat's t~e capital of the state you have )'OUr left harid on?'' They nlways give him the right ansy,·cr. A yea rs. The seven-week evening course (she'll soon add day classes) covers lhe basics of hunter safety. . "Persoos Reklng a hunting license in Caliromia must show completion or a huntlng safety course before they are issued a license," she explained. PROGRAM RECOGNIZED Partly because o~r e r f o r t s . CalUornia's course ls recognized by n1ost of the Western states. ' "When I became coordinator of the hunter safety progran1 for Orange County, about two-and-one-half years ago. 1 wrote to 14 su rrounding states asking for samples of the material they used in their own safety programs." This re~a~h led to development or the state's Hunter Safety Handbook. "Now our program is recognized on the same level as those in other states, and v.·e recognize. theirs." For her work she received the Calif or. nia Fish and Game Commission's Meritorious Service A¥i·ard three years in a iw, from 1970-72. In addition to her teaching at SAC. she has instructed for Scout groups. church groups and lectured for v a r i o u s organizations. Her pride and joy. bov.·ever+ .Is the Rancho Santiago Junior Rifle Club for girls and bo ys 10 and over. To join, youngsters must co1nplcte one o r li:er safety-tOurses, or thc equivalent, '·Now there are several certlflcd instructors in'the county, many of whom I've trained myself." She also is an NRA certified training counselor~ · Her youth work extends to Scouting. She and her husband team-taught work required for merit badges for tv.·o Costa ft.fesa Boy Scout troops. The \\'hole ramily V.'8S involved in helping her two sons make Eagle Scout. Both are now in the Explorers. A summer Family Hunter Safely and ?o.tarksmanship course at SAC. sponsored by the Community Services Division -of the college, will begin Wednesday, June 19. and run through July 31. ~·-. COURSE. DESCRIBED The course covers ba sic safety of firearms. including bow and arrov.·: resixmsibility in hun lcr safety: survival and first ald: big ga 1ne kill and c::.irc: and firearm handling. eo She listed the four basic rules for' firearm handling. ''If you !ollow these you can't have an accident," she said. ALWAYS treat every firearm as U It, were loaded. t AL\\'AYS polnt ·the n1ui.zle in a safe dirt'Ctlon. AL\'lAYS be u"·urc or your targcl nnd v.·ha t Is beyond. ALWAYS open the action and leave It open. "1'he accident stories you read in thr. lll''l''Spapers are caused by carelessness." She cited 1he camper in the sleeping bag being mistaken for an animal, the hunter who 's rifle goes off when he trips and falls and domestic animals shot by hunte rs un sure or their target . "I make a vision test a mandatory requirement during my course," i!il'le asserted. "If you can't see )Vhat you're shooting. all the instructioo in the world is wasted." ' ILL\JSTRATIONS ~!rs. Conaway u.<;es sa fety film~. guest speakers and 1nany den1011slr'!ltions during her course. pulling in cxpcrl.s in every area studied. 'Too often," she added. "hunters and . hunting are givC'n a ba.P name. The good hunter kills ani1nals ooty fo1· food for his table. "There is a gro1ving nun1her of hunters, and food prices have done It. People who argue that game is being killed off don't understand the balance of nature. "If there is~o hu ting in an area, the animals can e overpopulated and starve to de~ . Disease can spread c1uickly if there is overcrowding. "The Fish and Game Commission regulates open and 'closed areas. If a certain area iS being huntOO. out. it is closed till the animals reach their normal population." ~1rs. Conaw<1y iS among !hose "'lO advocate keepiflg firearms available to the American public. "Hunters are not the ones v.·e should.be \\'Orrying about Hunters now are · licensed and to be licensed they·must at least complete a safety course. "I'm much ntore afraid of those who buy guns for protection in the hom e, and never have any instrucliQn in how lO handle them safety .. , r BEA ANDERSON, Ed ;tor Advice Challenged: Retraction ~Grantecf, DEAR AN'N l.ANOERS: Nine Kansas ·City \\'omen v.•ant you lO take 110mething . back you said in your column recently. It just isn't true that e\'ery \\'Oman wHo goes into a cocktail lounge is looking to get picked up. Granted: most of them are -but please make allowances for the ... exceptions. For example. nine or us gals have had a bridge club for 10 years. it. (The ninth ls a spare in case one of the gals can't make it.) Between us we have nine swell tiusbands. 26 children. and 3 7 grandchildren. We are all still active in church work, Girl Scouting and other community activities. The other night v.·e went to dinner and • the lheater and then decided to end the evening by dropping into a ccoktail lounge for a night.cap. Nobody was looking to get picked up. \\'e just felt like winding up the evening with a drink. Please take back what you said. ' - ALICE It DEAR ALICE: OK, Grannies, there are e1ceptions, and I belle,·e you girls are In lhe clear. \Vhen .n In e unaccompanied ~·omen 11:0 lntn a cocktail lounge. It's a little rllfferen1 than "hen one or tv.·o go. Jn YOUR case, I take it back: DEAR ANN : Recently a letter signed "Egg On Our Face!," complai ning about phony maiJ-order merchants, implied that mGSt of the people in the mail-order business are crooks. As one who is employed by a legi timate, honorable 1n a 11 • order establishment. t cannot sil idly by and let that impression go unchallenged .. Our company processes thousands of orders v.•eckly 8fld \\"C take pride in the fact that most of tho5e orders are filled within 48 OOurs. \\'c also have a custo1ner-salisl'action .guarantee pol icy v.i th full refund of money. So. Ann. in deference lo all legitimate mail~rder houses, ph~ase print this Jetter and lei your readers know thll many mail~rder houses arc owned and cperated by bontsl, hard·v.·orklng people v.·ho aren't out to skin anybody. Sincerely. -tl-1 .~1 .. lNC., PORT HURON, MICH. OEAR. l\f.l\I.: I'm pleased to prtnt your letter aod set the record 1tr1lpt. I al10 '<''ant to add that mott m•ll'1trder bou1u c.ould not possibly 1urvtvc If they were run by hlgb·blnders anrl ~ki. The consumer ad\'Ol'•lt groups 19 11111 counlry are be<!omlna mlgllty alc'ri nnd provlag vtry effeclf,•e. 'l'Jtty are, In my opinion. doing an excellent job, and \\'C owe them a vote of thanks. DEAR ANN LANDERS: You are the only person in this v.•hole world who can help me. Please don't let me down. I am an II-yea r-old girl. \Vhenever my folk s go out for an evening they hire a sitter. Th.is is very embarrassing. I don 't need to have anyone sit with me. 1 can sit by myself just fine . Some of my girl friends are already taking sitting jobs. and here l am still being sat with. Please, Ann, tell my folks to trust n1e to stay by myself. I would sure appre<:iate it. -NO BABY DEAR NO: Sorry, but I can't on the e\·ldence you ha,·e provided. \'ou don't say U you IJ,·e in an aparlmcnt or out on a prairie. Also , you don 't say If you ha\•e any younger brothers or sister~. These racts ~·ould make a big diHei-ence. Jf you are a re~ponslhle young lady an~ have been properly briefed on v.·bo and bow tQ..eallJn_case. or trouble, and lf...)'ou-. have enough sense never to open the 'door for anyone you don't know, I'd 181 Uu1t on your Itlb blnbday your parents sbouJd give you the "prlvlle1e" of staying alooe, as a 1ih. DEAR ANN LANtiERs: My girlrriend and J woold like you to suggest a t'Omputer dating service we can write to. The guys around here are so creepy v.•e wouldn 't go out \\'ilh lhem if t~y got down on their hands and knees Rnd begged us, which they haven't. As a matter of fac t, neither one of us has had a date for at least six month.'i, v.•hlch is a stink:in' v.'3.y. to Jive. ''re are respectable. well-employed, not bad looking and have no bad habits. We rtallze these computer dating .aerviet!s aren't free. but v.·e are willing to pay tr you will recommend onc.- D. AND H. DEAR. 0 . AND H.: Sorr)'. I am op- posed to all compultr dating a~r.~. evtn those v.•llb n1mts or mlnl11ters In i~elr ads . Strangen can be dangcrou1 and r ~·ant no part of pt1lUna: my rtil:der~~~~gtthtr with God bo~·• Who. I - • r • ., ·. Pove1·ty, Beauty Contrast in Iran Chrl~ll1n Scl111<1 Mln11« Strvicl SHIRA Z, !RAN -The 1:.ind looks SDllow . dry; wit hered like an old marl's cheeks.-~s it s!J·ctches o\lt"r hills wri'nk lecl and hard wiUl.experienL'C. The bush scetns color-exhausted , . ~ tired of trying. Then a dimple. a flRsh of 1s;is15;slri0" life. and the soulh\ves tern drylands of Iran arr lit by Shiraz, a city vf roses and nightingales. Shiraz is strai'!ht frorn old Persia, Y.ith its dusty bazaar. its center which caters 10 y.·intering nomads and their black-tent t>ltistence. I t s TRAVEL mosque-blue beauty. ·silken ,._ ________ _, 1tigs, and roses are as lovel y today as 1hey y.·ere \Vhen Genghis Khan :ind Tamerlane spared the ci ty during the ir destructive conqUests . 'The people._ or thl_s i;:arden city speak the pures t Pl'rsian. n sensuous. n1usical language called Farsi. Tl's oot surprising _ to )earn that Shira~ has been the o-fl'Btion's literary capltnl lor more than seven centuries. The Litle stems from its status as the home or medil'val poets Saadi and Hafiz. BUT WllAT besides th1· abstract adjecti\·es excla iming irs character dr::l•\'<1 "isilors here'..' \\'ell, specifically, !his is a town of qual ity. oot quantity . so the sites ar(' fc "" The shrines number only four. the rno~ues eight. the hi,.tori1~ sights 11. and the !ornb-- monuments \ .s e \' c n . Bu ! impressive in style. eac h deserves attention. The biggest drav.". perhaps, is Vakil Bazaar. the 18th- cent.ury ma s t e rp iec e of marketplace architcrl.ure wiih its high-vaulted ceiling that keeps air warm in winier and -tn-!ummer. Ji ere visitors bicker for oriental rugs of the Qashq'a i. fiatarrikari inlaid "'ood"'urk. hand-painted pear! boxe~. and other n a t i v e handicraf!s. Thl'n !hl're are hfa sjid-c Jan1r -the Friday l\Jnsql'l' -nnc of the oldest Islamic I buildings. dating Crom A.O. 849, and the f\fasj id-e Now, the "new" fl3th - c entur y ) ll)OSque that is_ Iran's largest. 1'here's the Shah E. Cheragh Shrine, the city's holiest place, v.·hich is worth .a visit for the intricate , work on its marble mosaics and its silver doors . And the hf3usoleum of Saadi. the convent where Persia's master poet worked, now serving.as a monument lo his writings. PROBABLY the in o s I popul;1r of all sites , though. is not e\•en in Shiraz, but a 40- inilc drive awa y. It is y.•ell kt!OY.'n because tY.·o years ago the world 's most spectacular birthday party was stageil bcre -the Pcriepolis partx· commemorating the 2,500lh anniversary of the Persian Empire. Now a complex of ruins constructed on an enormous stooe platform, Persepolis was once among the mightiest seats of the ancient world. It was only r ecent l y unearthed; archaeological work and restoration continue. A museum and a spectacular sound-and-light show (in three languages) supplement • the complex. Tent City. the circusli ke housing complex designed for visiting dignitaries, is also .· ' • Iranians white school tent (a bove) goes along when families follow their flocks. The Quashq'al (btlow) d ress in festive colors tha_t set them ap11rt from the dra bl y d resled countrymen. • open for viewing nearby. In fact. it's now even possible for fore igners to rent ihe large, central tent for conventions. Naghah-e Rustam, a few miles from Persepol is, is another majof 3ttraction. The spectacular se ries or cli ff tombs hewn out of solid rock mark the tombs of Darius the ·Great, Xerxes, Artaxerxes, and Darius IL Also cut Into the cliff are--sevcn Sassanian bas--reliefS and. nearby . the remains or a Sassl,!nian fire temple. • ALL OF' THIS n1akes Shiraz and en virons one of the two - sta ndard stops for any \"isitor really interested in knoy.·ing !ran. (Isfahan is th e other I Shiraz is ~.an educational center, the culture capital, a trade center. and a well- rounded city !:.fiat also reflects the delicate Persian beauty: Eight kilometers of roses introdµce it. Mirror mosaics, blue··tile m os q.~es , symmetrically designed pools, and the surrounding gardens are filled With its charm. But the city only reflects the charm of its residents, who ha\'e a history that dale§ bac\; IO times the Jlistory of the U.S. Don't Ove.rfly ·Free Port of Fiji By STAN DELAPLANE SU\'1\, Fij i -1\ rai ny n1orning in Suva. Not unusual -Suva gets 180 inches a year. On these days, n1atches won't strike. Carbon paper curls into tubes. Air mail paper goes in the typewriter damp enough to wring water out. The coconut capita.I of the cannibal islands is on - the wet side. That's u•hy the airport is at Nadi, 120 n1iles a.way on the dry side. 1'oday parts of the Queen's Road between is under 20 feet of water. A wonderful South Pacific town. right out or Somerset 111aughan\.. Shacky wooden buildings with overhang balconies. A chatty open-air market. Baskets of fi sh. Squirming shirmp in boxes of woven green coconut fronds. Red bananas. Ginger. Tiny green tomatoes. Bil· tcr n1 elon. Yan1 s a nd papayas and fresh pineapples. You are 5.600 1niles fro111 San Francisco. about 2.000 from Sydney. 'fhis is one of the stopovers you can make going to AustraUa. lt's worth it. Don't overfly Fiji. Fiji is all free port. East Indians imported tw \Vork sugar cane have graduated to shopkeeping. ~la.If or then1 seem to have gone into tailoring. The others sell Japanese radios and cameras and French perfumes. Pri.ces are $Ood but you MUST BARGA IN! The asking ptlcMs JUSt to OP.en t he conversation, Victoria Parade, tree-shaded. built by the British t--:overnors, is the line of march for the police and the defense forces bands. Big chocolate Fijians In uniform tunics and white wraparound sulu skirts. On Boat Da ys. the fire walkers come over fro1n tJ1c misty island of Beqa. 1'1arch barefoot over fire pits that would char a steak. Come out unblistered. llotels are just so·so. Best In Suv.a is the new • Travelodge. At the other end of the island. the Fi· jian is tropical and plush. Tropical fruits are exotic and fragrant. Fish is fresh. But when Fiji gets into Western food1 it fil· ters from England to New Zealand and Australia, getting more dismal every sea mile. If I were run· ning Fiji, I'd im port a lot of cooks from Hong Kong. * * * "Is it true you lose a Ii•?" day g~g down to Austra· '\'es, but you make it up on tlie way back. I had a birthday in Fiji. Left that rtight, ang,. had another birthday in Honolulu. · · ' The International Dateline runs through Fiji and that's where the world's new day begins. When it's-noon in Fiji. it's 4 p.m: the day before on the r\merican \Vest Coast. ' The dateline has been .bent around the Fiji group. All islands are now on lhe same day. At one time. the dateline ran right through Taveuni. They say a pub keeper on the dateline beat the Sunday closing laws by serving belt out the back door - where it was Saturday. And when it became Sunday, he served out the front door. where it was now Mon- day. • • • ''We •re taking our children, two and four, to Mexico. What 11 your opinion of the safety of milk? le• cr11 m? Swimming pools?" I kept my chlldren off ice crea1n and milk 3l that age. Swim1ning pools in the big hotels are full of chlotine. (And how can you keep kids OUT of swimming pool.s?I Al home I washed salad things in a mild antiseptic solution. ?.1y children ha.ve never been sick in r.texico. . I .. -. Su11day, Jutlt 2,,_ .:."c.c'~'~-DAI LY Pl ~OT Ji :J ---- _Saipan Sup plies · PUBLIC NOTICE 'ICTITIOUI IUUNl!ll NAMI lTATIMlllT l'UfiLIC NOTICE 'nt lot-'n<a 1111sot1 Is llolflt ~ .. ntu .,. •I History It.EAL f~!AT f CENTElt. lllOU GEOAGE l~AKEA co' ... , w. 111n s•. M1-gnel11 ~1 . FOl.lflttln v I 11 1 v . C.O•tl M•,~· Cf!1t c11hor nl1 t11U B•trv G s .. 1~ •. '111 r,1>11••wu0o:t O• ltlWlrd 1(11•Ql111, ;W'I ~l>"~"'ln .. 1tntlnQl0<1 Be1tn, (1t,t. ,/, .. LI,.., HUAll"'iJIOfl llltll. C1lltornl• l ni1 l>vliftfl" It ion~\ICJ<ll by 1n t2M4, ll'IO,.,.,a ... 1. Sense of Tiii• b111l,..n 11 ten<11Kttd bv 1 11 e1rrv c;, S~'•' lndlvlau11, l~I• "'''"""' "''' t•!M ... 1111 l"-C11«0nl-1 SAIPAN, P.1ariana Islands -~an aide shot hi m 111 the head Eow1rd 1(1 .. Dl1n (l•'k o! 0<•"90 County gn Mlv Y, ,~,·- I . T~I• "'"'"""' w11 m.a wl!n '"' l'J:l.!tl This island, al 01e top of the ..... th a pistol. ~[1s last com· cou .. 1v c.1 .. ~ o• 0r1no1 county Of\ M1v Puoll\-..d or1ng, c.,.\, 0111v Pl•o•, O\'tlr 2.000 coral atolls and mand post, dug out of the side "· "'• ,1,"' M;;,,y 11. 19. M. J u.,. '· 1911 1w ,, of a mountain, is now a Pun111~td or1<191 i:ou11 oau~ 1'1101. mountai n-top islands making popular \'isiting spot r 0 r M1v 11. ,., '"" J""' 2. •· ,,,, 1102 ,, PU!LIC f\'.OTICI-~ up 1'11cronesia In the Central tourists.'' · PUBLIC NOTICE 1'1tT1T1ovs austN r·'s I ·r· rr 1 1 N1.o.11 1r1.r l!Mi! .. T Jac1 1c, o ers a re a sense o Suicide CIHf, very Ol!tt r the Tn• "'10 .. 1 ... 0 pe r'°" ,, dol"q bu11.,,:ri hi Id l'ICT1TIOVS •IJSINESI o\; story. 0 comn1and post, Is \\•he re NI.Ml STATIMIN1' 11\N!CE'S l'IAGG.iD'f ANN~. 7\T'1 The ~1ari anas _ Sa 'ipan. is Japane:;e families living 011 T11t 1Q11 ....... 1r19 pe11411 11 aoino;i bu••ntu ?;,., !•. ,....,11<1,, ·l••~n. c 1•r• t2d <l ' -"~' •• Jln•ee ~" Norono~;fn, 11 T" llr~ their ma in island _ was nam-~1pan lined up single file lo · PAio:-L!TE P"ooucrs. 1111 L•11~t 5,, Ntw1>NI a11en. ~.111. •:ooo ed in honor of Queen l\faria Anna, widow of King Phili p of Spain. She wa s the patroness or the first missionaries to ex- plore here, and lhe Spanish in .. fl uence is still stron g. Today, though, S a i p an ~·hich is only 14.S miles long and four miles wide at its broadest point, is be st remem- bered (or its role in Vi'orl\ \\'ar 11. After it was retaken (rom the Japanese, \\-'hO had occu pied it sin ce \\"orld \Var I, it y.·as a main base for America's S.29s raiding Japan i1seH. Taking Saipan lo establl.sb. it as a strategic air base y.·asn·1 easy, and a simple sign. mJdway on the island, tells the story: "June 15, 19-14. U.S. invaded Sai pan on this spot. 6th f..:larines encountered heavy losses. Declared secure on Ju- ly 8, 1944. Total Anny, Na\'y and '-1arine Corps personnel killed in the battle for Saipa n was 195 office rs and 2,949 nien.'' ''There ne\·er y.•as a formal surrender of Salpan," reports Continen tal Airlines. whose Air f\ficronesia noy.· serves the island y.·ith 25 "'·eekly flights. "After one great. final banzai charge. which failed , General Yoshilsugo Saito. the Japanese commander, knelt toward the homeland and pressed a dag- ger into his stomach. Later, SF Museu1n Of 'Vintage .£\rt' Opens jump to !heil' dea ths. One after 0• • 1111• 11''· lu•lln, Cl. t26&0 f11l• 11u•lnon I> cOtl<luctl>d bY 1n 1n ~ A. Mlllor<f P-. IJll Line t D•., <l••illUll the other. rather than fall into lu111n. c1. n~o Jeni<• N't(O"•J·,en A I h d Th . ri... 1>ullf11n ;, CQ<l(IU<IKI ov '" l~" ''"'""'",.. "''' «lell v.11~ , •• mer can an S. ere IS ln11ivl<1u1I, Co.inly Cllfk al D•l"Ut C~u~!y on M•v now a Japanese.built Peace ... Mlll«d POP• . n. 1•11. j · • lltll lltNIMlll Wl l flltd W•lfl fl\t F-14011 r. cmor1al Par~. \\-'1th a (Mlt\IY ,..,. ol Ch'•l\Oe c-w "' M•Y 1>u1>h1nt<1 O•ange ("Mil O'!lf PllO!. nlonument. atop Suicide Cliff. n. 1'1o. ,..,...1J 11.1v 1•. 1n11 Ju~• 1. •. 16, nl• 119 .. 1, Just be):ond is an old Japanese Pu~11n.c1 0t•n9' cwti D•Hv Piiot, fighter plane landing strip. M•• 2 .. .,,d June 2. •· 11. 1•1• 11u .u ___ P __ u_B_L_IC_N_•o_r_ic_E __ _ At the other end of the PUBLIC NOTICE ftcT1T1ous •uslNl!IS N"MI! STATlfMINT island are Isley Field and Kob-rn1 rono .. ino "'~ 11 doing bu1!"'~' l'ICTl1'10US IUllNl!SI ler Field , from where the U.S. NAMI STATIMINT I(. CLEAN ... ,..o CLEAR l'OOL B-29s took off to fire-bomb ii.e 10110,..ing penon1 i•• oetlno sE11v1r.E. 111 camb"<IO• Clrc lt. c111•• b~l.,.H 11 " Mn•, C•li!, Bo• ISL 8~1~. Ctllf. Tokyo. but the only planes CUNNINGH•M p II a p E 11 l 1 E s Oouol•• Earl Montfr>Oon. .. I I taking Off or"Janding On Saipan COMP.I.NY, '510 ,C•mpUL 0 r I v~• 'aml)<'klge (irclo. Cos•• M .. 1. C•hl. . . Ntwpart lh•cn. (•~··· Th•5 ~u1•n•11 I\ CorlOU(le<;I bY I ll these days Just carry tourists H9w••d "'· Cun"•non1 .... 1'ru1tae, of ;nc11vroual. nd b . ti.o Cunnlngnt"' FtMlly l•u1t, '510 0o"9 Mon••<l<lon a USJneSSCJlen, (tMP UI Ori,,_, NtWPo•! 8olth, (illlf. Thi• •l~ltm1nl wa1 lll!d w!11! lno Tinian fro m 1,1·herl' the U S l1'1~ b\<1lne .. 11 t>el"o u1r><:1..ctt<1 D¥ 1 counl • Clo•• 01 ar1no• Countv on M•Y ~. · · ·. l•uil ltl• Air Force B-29s took orr toi '""""'llh•'ll Proportlfl ComNn•: F·lllH d ~ ,. bo b I .. Dwfr<I ii,, CunnonQl!6rrf py')li1ned Or•ngo (oh• U~ll~ Pllo•, rop Iii<;: 1rst atom m S on r1111 11•tom'""' rntc1 wltn •ne counh M•v 11, l9. 2• Juno 2. 197• ;1111J-I• Hiroshima and Nakasaki is off c11rk 01 or1noe '°"n'~ on M•v 1, 197,, 1-~--~·--.,.-,,.-:-,.,--,,.--- the east coast of Sa ipan.IM1v 12, 19, 1,, 1,,,, Juno i. 1v1. ~~~~~: P.l.iBLIC NOTIL E almost-Within Sight. \°isits Punll lhed O•lnQt Co...t D•ily Pilot, fLCTITIOUS llUSl!llESS m!ly be made to this no11· PUBLIC ~OTICE ir1e ,~~!.~n~ sr~~~:N~,. 00,,.~ historic airstrip b\• chartered ~11neu as: boa · I I ·. · FICTITIOUS I Vll Nl:SI PACIFICA DEVELOPMENT CO , I or 1n a oca air taxi. 1tAMI! ITATIMliNT 11n.,.A cor•I s11dngs cr1 .. ~\Hltlnt•o" The beaches, used bv ·.U.S. in, 1e>111)W1ng P9"""' .... ooina se1cn. c11. 926Ut • I r h · · • • i>u11n1n .,. · Wlll!tm II:. Swtnn, II• W. OC!ln roops or t e1r 1n vas1on. are SPA1t111tciw' ~EA:c~ .• ,0 , N•wi>D" Fron•, Newpart '""'· c111t. 911o11 now 1,1•ell-marked and ma ny of lllvd. ,.,.,. Mt1•. c111io-n1a '1•U Euwaro Getsin. 1n 1-i..o. cor11 SPrifllll ' . MERLE E. SP .. llllllCW. 11t Ell! Ill~. (ti, Hun!ing1on Beien, Callo. 9'.11><6 them have been converted in to co"• 1.'ll••· c1111.,..,.11 n •21 Tnl• ous1111u 1, cona..ctt<J bY 1 01no•11 neally·trimmed nnblic parks -~EG $1',.llllllllOw. ,,. E1st e1~. C0tr1 pa•t..eri.llip . • . I""' ' Mt~•. Calltc<11!1 9'.l't!1 W. II, SwtlV'I Y.'Jth p1cruc tables a n d rn .• 1>u11 ... s1 11 cOt1<1..c1e<1 o~ ·1n 'l'hi• """"'"n1 w11 llle<1 wnn tn• firepJaceS The caves O f i"11lvidull. (OUf1•¥ Clerk al Ortnge Cou~rt on Mav • : 110•!1 E ~p1rrow 12, ttl•. Sa1pan still hold the rema1ns rn•• ••at!m"'' w1s 1111!<1 wi1n 1ne F.J.I01i of J t h Cau111t Clo•~ ot Or•"llt c°"ntv on M1y Put>li1nect Or•na• Co.11 Dilly Pl,'" many apanese roops y,· o ,,, 19,. M•v 26, ""° Jun• i. '· u. 1•11 itt ·1• helrfd out in ~olo~g~ gu.e~dlla l Pu•111"•d o•1n9, '""'" 0111y ";~,~ PUBLIC /'\OTICE 1,1·a are or·commitlt'U su1c1 e. 1 1AaY·l!. 1na Jun•,,'· 1,. ,..,, liS2·7• As late as the 1950s a fe"' FICTl'l'!OUS llUS11t1!$$ ' PUBLIC ~OTICE NAME STATEMENT stragglers came out lo sur· ,~. 1a1 1ow1119 ""rs.on 11 acing bu1i"en render. unaware that the y.·ar l'ICTITIOUI •USI Nl!SS .n:' 0 ' ,. ,. ''II ,,,52 lOlt<IO h d ded' AJI d th NAMI ITATlMl:N'l' UH .. N A-. .. ,, , a en . aroun e Tnt IOllOWi"il ""°"' 1,1 OO!ng DUiiness W4y, l'I T.,..c, C11lfo•n1'1 92UI · 1 d lh t' t ks L•~t Fo,.11 No. l, M1 ~1 er IS an ere are rus 1ng an OS: LJoG\JNA. NIG.\J£l MENS SHOP. .._owno•' Auocl1!lC111, on the reefs, monuments to ,,601 F"'bes Rwu No. s1. Liguna NJ-i n11 b1111n111 11 corM1uc11d by • her-s crumbl"1ng co· nc(ete <1u11 c1n1 rnn torP<><•!lon. "" ' , · Howara L. 'rnom11. 15111 Mo~le Verde La~e Fo•tst No. II bankers, e V e n unexploded Orh•I. L1gun1 Nl11utl, C•lll. 9'.1611 Ma'1tt Homeown1t1 A110<:i1llgn h II · h d b h Jo1111nt Th.omit. ?~!J1 ""°"" Vtra1 Jlrl>tl M. Plnlln s e s 1n I e un er rus as Drive L.,.,.., Nlo~I ,1111_ '1l611 sec:rot1rv . . • d f h l h ' ' lnls $1llemont WIS f•!KI Wllft !~I grim rem1n ers O W a ap-Tiii• buslnt1.1 11 c0!1ductea b¥ 1n counTY ci.r1< 01 o .. ngi couniv °" M1v ed _. __ . \\' Id W II 1n<11v111u11 pen 1.11t:1~ m or ar . How1rd L. Th.Dm11 16. lt1' Art th W A e ·ca' Tnlt 11aremen1•w•• fllta .. 11n '"" Courtly . l'UtiJ _ er e ar, m r1 S (ltrk ol Orlt>Q• ((IUnty °" MtV t, 191•. Publll!WCI Crin~ C0<>1t D1oly Piiot. Central Intelligence Agency F11110 M1v 19, 2•. 1nr1 J11.v 2, •· H1' 1m-i. l t d t . f ·1·1· PullUlhecl 01......0• COl•I O•lly Pllol cons rue e ex ens1ve ac11 1es Miv 11• 1t, 21, J....,. 2. it1' 1xi1-u PUBL IC NOTICE on Saipan to train Nationalist PUBLIC J'liOTICE Chinese guerillas, but these • 1tOT1cl! 5i~·1~2:.o•TOR~ buildings are "°"' used as flCTITIOUS ll USIN"'S~ .... ,",!~!'-,"o'•'·,~~1,,•.•,,,. ~ d te f h US d N"-ME $TA1'EMEHT ,., ,,., '"'" • ....,a quar rs or t e .. ·a -Tnt l<Jllowlng INflOnl ... DOlf'O FOR T"E COUNTY (If ORANGE' .. l ed Tr l T ·1 ' I Nt. A•n.tl m1n1s er us err1 OT}'. l>UI ~ols'r REET INVESTMENT co E•I~·· ot (LI FF~OIO ROY 8Ll(ll \\"hich supervise::; ~Ucronesia slO Eme•alo •••· L1gun1 Be11ci.:O "~~~~c.h:•mREBY Gl'/E~ 10 1ne. und~r a United l'\atio ns man-C•ll'.o•nli f7•l1 • lc•eui•or~ of ,.,. •t>av• ~&mil! c1tc111tnt d W•lllt"' S. SltWt<I, SlO Emtr•kl 8fty. 1na1 1n ~''°"' n1v!nq rl1l"'1 l'ltlmt tilt SAX FRANCISCO A ate. L1<1un1 lltBcn, (1!Uarno1 fl6l1 ..,;d OKCOtn• ••e •MlUir<ld ID tlft '"'"" Unl·que "<W art museum Sai pan y.•here tourist~ now ll1rbftr• J. Stow•rl, S30 Eme•1ld eav, wi1n 1ne 114<•,~•·¥ voucn••J .. n 1i.e et•lc " ' · · Laqunil B•~cn, (1Ula•nl1 '16..11 of tl\e clo•~ el IM 11>0V1 onto!lt<! court. ~ recent])' has opened on San receive a glad hand. also of· Tnl1 1>uslntu 11 u11'111fuc•ed bV • limll.ed •o p;t, .... 1 ~rn. wiln •ne ne.;c,,11v vo.ic~ r h •--d · p1flr>er11rO I''" ID •M vndt<slqned ~• !tie Lew Ofllc~ Francisco• 1 hi&tonc ers t e .,.,,.t roa s I n w1i111m 5. S••"'•'' ,,. STERN an11 GOL05T'>CK, 993'0_ E. 8•1 \\'at·~nl ·, the wi·ne •1useum ~ficronesia and such other rn11 sl•tem'"' w•1 11t<M ..i"' tt'te'[-""°"' Av ... a.i1uow1r. c..1 11r.ia•1 901C6 t:Juv 1• · • c 1 Cl • 1 Orl111iJt (<)Univ on ~ wnlc~ !• tnt Pi1<1 ol bu1Mu ii 1ne ..,,_ Or San Fra-,·sco. •-t wo•ks sightseeing attract ions as the 291N~,~. ff 0 ¥ det11!1'M-1 In 1u ..,,,,..,..J, "'":~1n~ h '"-n .. r . , • '"" f1jito of 11111 ;llc<Mtnl, "''ft•n l<:ur from almost every ma1·or "'·ine o~d Japanese Jail whe r e ft , 0 , 0 1, "·;;':1~ mGntll'I ''''' '"" '''" 11UDfk1:1on o• this I. E . . .d l .-ubl •ncd ''"11" °"'" • v • o, "°'''' producing region are on view e 18 arhart 1s sat o Junt 2. t. "· 11. 1•1• !9!5·7• 011~ M•Y 1, 111i. here. have been held captive and PUBLIC NOTJCE i~!!.~~.~1~Z,r1~c:;c;1h, '"~'e pf died. . There are excellent 1~e ~oove n~med dec.01n1 Organired by subject matter hotels with several in ore F1cr1r1o us aus1NEss s.•,:•: : ~~~s:vo;K rather tha n by artforn1 or I . NAME ITAl'l!MINT . I . chronolQgy, t h i 5 collection under construelion. plenty of Tnt 1o1111w1no otr11ort 11 aol"ll tu1ints1 ~~1~~·~n.111uorn11 "M' amslsts. of graphlcs and cars .to rent, ~ boats to hire, 11'-;,LLEYllALL ENTEllP11 1sEs. 7626 At~~~T:~r 0t:~~111·~~~::1• Oii!v ,.11;,, and fine restaurants. Off.shore cove Si'""'· cor,..,1 a11 "'"'· c11o1o•nl1 M1v n. 19, 16. Juno'· 197' 11oi..1~ PUBLIC NOTICE objects ~ated by art ists 1. h. . 11 d vMa from the• th century to the is ing IS unexce e . ,,1,Q T1>Qmp1ori. 1616 '""' s1ret1 Cotona dtl M••, C1IUornla 9161S present in praise of wine -PUBLJC NOTICE Tlli1 t>1t11neu ;, cOnd..ctro by 1n·l------,-,,,.--,----- ~. grape, the harvest. thc•l -------------lnt1h•lllu•1 MO rtct: OF ons0Lur10N UL Craig TllOmPlOll . OF l'ARTNEltStlt~ Vintner, mythology and P'tCTITIOUS IVSINl!SS l n•i 1111ement "'"' hl<M w•ln l~t PUbUc notkt 11 l!H tDl' gfvin 11111 JD"H celebration. Tl>o totfc!:! S'l'~~!.~EN:.. Ooi"IJ Coun•v Cler~ al Orlfl!lt Counw on MIY 1-1. Wil,RE, ln<I JERR Y HI. l<E .. TH. bul;ne" '" 11. 19i.. F-36041 l'>t<tlOt.,... llall'Q' t>utl"'H -1119 Included among \'II: r i e d 8ARDEEN/Sl ONE. 1'.A1 8U••nUs PvOll•~e<I o .. n;e c~ ... Doily p;1ot, rict11lov1 firm ,..m, 1nO 1rti. of J. w di-'a)·-Of •~"f<iOf vessels 1·5 (enter O<I--., Sui tt ld, l r~ln•. (A '16!1 1 Ju~o • 9 l6 ]J lfTi ,091.1, JEWELRY DESIGN, II 2SOl2 0.1 Pr1oc "I" '<> U1 uo 00U9li• N. Slant, '316 ~onlll W1y, " ' ' ' C!t'f of D1n1 P,tJrl. Countv ol' O•l"IJI the F'rcl.nz Siche ,. G 1 a s s ltvone, CA 9'.l't.I• • r· 'BLIC N·OTICE S•a•e ol (1111.,..~··· 11111 Of' '"' Jll1 a11 • >·"' I Tl\Om1• 81rdH<> Jr., HUI Mlftn1 u , Ot<ombt'r, 1911, lllHal--. lllt ""' Collect.ion of 'l4Jll rare gasses A~n 0, .. Loo ,.111mn111, '" ,164i I pa•'"'"~1i:i .,.., ,.,,...,.1,..11 11>e1~ re1111cn dating fro1n Roma n times to Tnis bu•!ness ;, conducte<I D1 1 oener111 l'1cT1T1ous 1us1NEss •• tt•••n.,..1 •n.r1•n. Pil''"""~ip. I N"-MI ITAEMIEN! S•io t>u1in•u In '"' 1,.1..,, will ot the present. Douglll M. S!0"9 Tiie f~I0•/1"9 otf10n Is lla•t>Q t>uStne•1 COll<ll,/C!t<I bV ~ERR~ M. ~E .. TN, W"9 'f n•s Slitcment w•s t"td .,.;tn Ir.! 111: Iv.HI "P<JY 11'1<1 noi.c n1•Qt •II ll tblll!lt1 tn<I IN TJ.J'E fll US e Um' S Couniv Cltr-cl Orl"llt Cou"ty on M~y T!iE C.<oPlA INS DECK. 11.-i Sour~l otoll of O'lt firm ln<I rl'Ctl--. 111 f'IOl\•es 29, lt7(. Cw1! !iignw1v. L1;yn1 B e • ( n . p~vable lo !I'll! ll•m. r£'ference room. a collection of Puoljs""d or1ng• <::0111 01i1r Pl101, Co1l•o•nl~ F'ur1ntr no!lc1 11 nereDv 111,,..,, tn•t •n• rare Wl.ne books coven"ng fi·ve June 1, t. l'· >l, 197' 191:J..1' G.EOl'I G.E ,~,.MA,,,Y EN TEl'I Pl'llS ES, und.,.1lgnt<1 will not,,. r••1>11n111>1e. orom INC .. ln<o•llMt!KI 1,., C11ltornr1. llM on11111v llfl· tor an¥ _.,Hg1!1on lnc:urr1d D~ centuries is available to PUBLIC NOTICE sou1n co111 Hlonw1 v. L111un1 Beien. "'" o1ner In nit own n•m• or in'"" nilrn• C1lllotnl• of l~e U•m. scholars and researcllers. Tnl! bu•ll'll!U 11 C!>nclucted b1 I OAl EO Al Le,,.. 1!•1c+., C1lltor~, 11,;~ TI B A FICTITIOUS ll USI Nl!SI ror~ritlon 2<1h OfV of Mly, 1971. l r e c a y re a NAMI! 5TATl!MENT GEORGE Mt.M• .. "· Ptt~i11tnl Jtrrv M. Ht••h contemporary artists were ,,,., 10110V>'IM" person Iii doing bu11nen rn1, 1to1emont w•• 111"" w11n. 1"" GI.I'!' R. MITCHELL 11; C!Nnly Cl1r~ at Or1ng1 '"""'' on M1v l.llorn11 11 Ll'I' eon11nissioned to contribute ELVENMCME. '3S N. co~•' Mw"I' .. 16. 191' '° 11m 1.v"'"' the. I of wi· No. •· L1ovn1 8t1tn, Cal!f. t?6.Sl lOJ7·0C: L0"9 lletcn, c111forni1 tol~ Lr ei:press ons, ne 11:1c~ ,.rdon W~lktr, '35 N. Ca111 l'll'1• Publlihl:d O•an11r '°"'' 01111 P1101, appreciation to the ffiUSeUm Hv.1., No. .(, l19un1 llt1cll, (t!U. Pvbll1ntd 0•1"911 Coal! D•ily Pllal. June 1, ''1' 1004.7, An.sti·des 0em~os -oled 91651 M•v "' 76. ~I'd Junt 1. ,, 1t7• 1eo3.1, l;W' ....... a 1ni. bu1IM11 Iii can<1..cted by 1n steel sculpture of vine tendrils 1nr11v1<1uaL PUBLI'" NOTICJo; Ilk-"'''"'" Wil ker 1 __ _'..:'.::"."''.....'.:'..'..'.::". ___ 1-----,;;;;,-----gracing the brick wall that Tnls •••tement w11 111f'd wu~ 1n1 II inn l'ICTlTIOUS IUSIP~ESS SU P£1110R COUllT Of TH• surrounds an 0 u t d 0 0 r Countv Clar~ cl Otl"U• County on MIY NAME 5f,.TEf,IENT STATIE 01' CALI FORNI.-. 1'011 :n. 197i Ceremonial Court, J.B. Blunk. P'·:l6011 l1'e lol~lna P9'"""' ,,, dO•"il THE COUNTY OF ORANGI P11bllShed OrJllQe Cw1! Otlly PH111. 11\11!1\0'I .1•. NI. A IOOtl fashioned a seven-root-high Mir '' I'd June 2 ' '' lf1J 11.U·" D.v.~. LEll,~ING, I.TO., 101.11 """on• NOTICE Of HEARING Of l'I TlTION PUBLIC NOTICE _II ' J, I '• ' ' ' Ltnt, Huntl"lllDn 8ncn. (al•lt>tnla FO" l'ROllATE OF WtlL .. NO fOR wood sculJ)1ure en tit e d Wiiiiam M. 00011. 1)16$ El ll:tPOS•· LEnlRS TE STAMENT .. RY i · ' "Vine" from a single block of PUBLIC l'\OTICE l•9~n• Hi11s. c1m .• ,,» E11~1t a! FllE OE R1c11. 11:. CMAPMAN, T"°"11• "'· 1111!1, 70211 llamon1 Lant. Oc'c~•l<!d. Doug las fir. and David Adams l'ICTITIO\JS IUSINESI i'+llt!llf'l'.>IOll 81•<h, C1llt NOTICE IS HEllEllY G.IVEN ,,,., fl., ( • •• I -'•"'n"' NA.loll! STATlMINT Mtl(Oirtl 8. 5!fonenoon. •1111 WhJc.,.. Mll lfll/11 L, ll Vll KE ~., 111 d n1t1!" • era L"U a S amt'U g SSS \\·uiuv" Tnt lollavrlnQ tier~n ii U.,.jn.g bUS•f'fH TrH: l.onr, l•vln1, (11it. ti66! lllt'hhon" lo• PrOtltlt Cf "''l!l incl '"" depicting a vine arbor. 1s: Tnfl Ou•ln1s1 I• (onclU(ltd b~ 6 fu'flil~ ;,.udnCt ol Ltlltt• Testamcnr1ry to •ne h plJ. . h H. J. l(\JMER &. CQMPA"IY, 21'1 1H1fl!111•1h•r I ~!'llioner r~te•rnce 1:. ,.,1-n I• n·~o,·ior AJnong I e gra JCS ITT t e 0U!)Gl>I Drive. lrv int, CA t766t MllCOI.., 8. 51epntn'°" !urlfltr p1f!l<ul1r1, •n<I tftat Int ll•"t Ind collection are ~'Orkll by Hans H. J. Kumer. Jr .. 112 Monl•C~ 81y, Tnl, ••t!1mon1 W81 !lltd woln '"" pl1c1 cf Ptttr ino tn• 11me n11 bff n HI I Soutn L1gun• 8t1ch, C .. t1111 Count1 (it•-'O' Or.ngl Countv on MIV 9. tor Junt II, 1t1', " t .Jll 1,m .. In !M ,' Grien. Jose de Ribera. Pab o Tnl• buslnen Is ct1n.1uc1011 by 1n 1'11. <ourtroom pf o.111r1.,,en• No. l er '11(t Pl·caS°" Lucas 1•80 '-yden IMlv!du11. . F-u111 coY"· " 10C Clvk C1nter 0<1--. w111. 1n ""' 1.;t: ' H. J. 1(11.,,er. Jr. P~n111nK1 0•1ngo '"""' D•llY Pilat, Ille Cl!y ot Stnl• An•. C1ll!ornl1, Hans Sebold Beham, ritarsden 1'n!1 s1111m11n1 w11 111eo wlli. 111t MIY n. 11, 16 J~"' 2. 1914 IH9·1' D•~ May :io. 1914 ((IUnly Cl1rk or 0•1"91 County an M1y ---WILLIAM IE, 51 JOMH Hartley, Oskar Kokoschka, 2•. 1'1• PUBLIC NOTICE touniv cier~ M.-C'-gall J~ Amman P'J42U a\JRKE , WILLIAMS 11,ltO SORINSEN ''-11.11 • """ • l'ubll1~ed Ot11na• C~'' 01lly l>IJot. JO SOt.llh 0:21 51., Sulit 1000 Lovis Corinth. A I b tech t Junt 1. 9, 16, 2l, '1'74 lf33·14 ·~;~~OIUTSA/~~ .. NEfl L~1 Ant••••· .lfl!o•"+• •0014 Attdorfer, Jacques Callot and Tne •011cw!1>11 P11'1on1 •rt dol"g T••: uui 101. PUBLIC NOTICE t>usl~n 1,, "11oni1y1 tor: 1Nlltlon1r . HohOre Daumier. !HE LOVES ME DE SIGNS. 11(1 Pub!lille<I Orlllgl Coo1t 01111 'llot. Foreni.ost a mong tht l'ICTITIOUS IUSIMISI Eme ,.1a a1v. L1oun1 11e1ch. c1111orn11 June 1. 7. 1, 1914 200).7 4 NAMI STl.T l!NllN1' 9'.16)1 SCUJptUfeS are I 3 9 • j n eh lllt foliowl"ll 111rs.on II doing b\11lntll ll1rbar1 Huglle1 llnklet11r, 6.1 Ltnden\\-ood statue of St 1s: !."',,•,r•l<I B•Y· L•gun1 e11c1', C1lllor1111•1 --~==c-==-c::::c:::::::::----ONSTOTT l'RCPEllTIES. 24'2 L11 " NOTICI: 10 CRIDl1'0RS Genevieve o{ Paris, Pa tron N••en111, L1gun1 Nl<i"~'· 91611 N1ncv 'l'1n11 sno..1. '" Eme•tld Btv. 1uPE1110R couRT OI' THI! d -"' J<lf'n R. OnslO!I. 2061 L6S N•rtnftl, L19un1 81~cll. C•l!t,,...nla 9'.1~!1 STATE OF CALlfCRNI" ,0. S.i inl ol \\'inegrO\\-'ers. atl'U LIQUM Nl9u1!, '1•'1 l nlt Du1l ... 111 II Ml~g Cl)ndU(lt<f l>Y ' TMI! COVNlY o• ORI.NOi about 1460, fro:in Easteri r n11 bu1IMn 11 cOtl<lutrfd 1>1 1n g1ntr1t P••tner1n1,.. H•. """"1 # f'Hllvldu 8trW•I Lln•letttr Eitttr of DPll,L (. SCH .. Ul'I'', f'Tal\C{', 3Jld 3 bron ze blJSl J 11:. Onsto!l l nl1 il~tt"'l!nt lllKI wit/> •rte C!Nn!v Oe<t••KI. •·&acchanlc""by JeanBablislc Jllh s••' "'' "''' '""" wl111 111t c.1e1~01 0•1n<;reCounty cri M1y 11.1~1., t.ioriC E is HE it EB~ c.111:.N •c tnt ,_,y Cttr OI O••no1 (Mlt\11 on Ml¥ . Flml (r f<lllO•S ol •M 11>11--. n.imld dt<fdttf! CBrpe.au x. tl.•1t7t Pl/0111,,.., Or11>9e Co111 01•tv P!lol, 1~,1 111 ""'~'''" nt~l"ll c111ms 1911,..11 '1'111 FJtlll M•Y it, 16. 1•111 Junt 1. '· 191~ Jn).11 1~111 oectd'"' 1r1 •ti111l<ed 10 1111 "''"" A PAil\ Or V. 1tage-wood 'uDllllllO O.•not Coosl 011\v l'llot. ------. -. I <ltn tl'le ~t,t\Jilr f Y1111Chtv1. In , ... o!tltt U '"• J\ltlt 1. •. 1•. ll. 191' 1'11·11 f'UULIC l<ii.'OTICE c• tno <I"' ot !!'If 1bV<'11n11!11d ""°"'·., can·ed wtth sllver 1nountings •o "''oe"' '"'"'· wit~ th• MCH!••1 I' h.llm.rk-· "Nuremhera PUBLIC r-iOTICE FICTIT IOUS IVS!HltSt 1-~·· ' •o ,,,. un0t•11Vnt0 11 QI) ltlli cu NAMll STATEMINT Sttttl, P.O. llo~ 1l'll. "llWl>Otl 9tl(.ll. 1650." The y.·ine r e I a t e FICTl'l'IOUI IUSINllS fnt fol lOwl"ll pe•IGl'S ,,, llQll\g (All'or11I• r.btO. wn!c1' 11 .... ll!•ct rA NH"ctl8ins include 18th and NIMI SflTfMENT DUill'fH 11: i"""nen ~I •~~ """t•l19....., In •II n11t1•r• ,.... f ~e <on-inQ P9fton 11 •olno busl,..•111 ft!CVCLIS ETC .. 1'!" Mul•l fnO\. [I M'••~lnl"ll IO !hi ,,, ... er 11111 llt<Heflt, 19th CCfllUfY V."Orkf5 fr01n f>t.:'lft, I\, for"O, CtUI '1~ twl!ni" IOIJ' monl~I Ifft• !hi tinr 'I ,···en nd •·vre• CAl tA-90)(. j60() ROllb\<IY Rlllll. <--·~Don.ill"""'"° A'IOC' In( '1•11 ~'11.!h(tllon ot 11>11 nCll(I. #' :' l'""' 8 .:-c • . Co•cni llll Mar, c1111or~I• 11iU 5~y '!!-C:lrclt, lu!tt C. lrvt,.., Ctlll I Dt14':1 Mtv , •. llh. Gordon Ashb} pl;inncd this w1nurtd Or"'9f!. ~ ll••IN•Y ,,,Old. ri101 O•"" L•Nr1 Joltnscn• museum for the Chrlstle n C11<e"• d11 Mt•. c1nf0f~1 '1'2S t ~11 11111!11tu 1, c-vttld Dv 'I .c0..:v1r1. o• •nt w111 • ffli\ ~,1.,.,, ls <Dnd\ICIM bv tn CQ'PO"lllon. r at '"' •M•f n•rt1M M<dtnt Brothers Collection. ll 1 s 111111'/klutt. o ... OOtltlllWo " ,.,SO(, inc, "u1w1Tl. HURw11z '1.11111• I · d I fled Wl11ll•"' Ort<101 G••v DontlO'on • Pf*lo J(IO )lnof Slf"I nleriOr {''pl re 5 a T~h ot•!tfl'•M wt• !llfd wl'n thl Thi' ll•"f'lttnl Wfl 11r111 wl!" I~ ,.0. It~ 1Ul modern mWion style \\'ith cout11v c11r~ o1 Of•noe '°"""' on M•v Co..,.,1 1(!1•~111 Or•not cou~1y °" M•Y •. 1 N1w"r' •••ch. c1111t111i. nu. I (. 11 · .. ,. 16, 1tl' ltl l. • 11141 •1J·to1t nalura 1r ce 1ng ""an1s •uni ,.u1't Attornty1 tor ••teflr+• supf)Orted on ma J s I v c PvDll~~.,, OtlftQ I ' (~II tUllv f'\1cl. P1t~ll1hfd Ortnat Ca.•I Otlly Pile!, Pvt>1!111te1 0••"9' (0<>1! 0~111 ,.,..,.. coluntns. '-'•• 1t. ''· •!Iii June 1. •, 1111 1;)().11 M•v n. 19, 24 . .!""' t. 1111 1wo.1t1 Jv11t ,, t, 16. n. u1• 1~1•·11 J>UBI.IC NOTICE r • 6 DAil Y P!~OT Serret S i.\~ :\lc111ber~ or t.11e cast ut !-tou1h Coa~t ltepcr· tory's J\l:1gi c ·r1iea1cr children's production. '"l'hc Secret Six ." are (left. to right ). lop ro"'': Steve Patterso n. Cia 1·y Hell and G\!.'Cnda Oe:1- t:o n: botton1 rov.1: i\1i- c-hacl ll u n1 c. J\fi111i Sn11lh and Barb:ira Leva. The shO\\'. \V ilt be s1aged Sunday after- DOQllS at 3 _o:clo<'k through June 23 at the SCR theater. 1827 tlew- port Blvd., Costa J\lesa. 1:-o r reser\'aUons call G46-1363. Sunday, June 2, }q74 ~ • At \fit's End Recital So11g Reco1·<lecl By .:n~1A BOi\1UECK I v.·a!I brov.•i.ing in a n1usic store kl:st Suturday v.·bcn th~ !'Ound of a 1nelotly slofl rt)d in c dc3d in 111y lracks. • r bccan1c rigid. Ill,,\' puln1s st:-irt«l lo sweat and a wnvc or ntlusea S\\·t•pt ovtt--tnv lxlcly. Unable to help rnysl'lf I 11us dl'uwn like a n1ab'l1ct to the roorn vd1cre 1hc 111 u s i c originated . Opcning th~ door I s.1id n1echanicu11,· "I~'.~ 111,• ·March of the l'orcupi11f'S.' , is11 ·1 it?" 1'he tra<·hcr and lhc sn1all child . Qn lhc piano bench and the n1olhcr sitting on a chair nearby looked up slilrllL'<i, ''Oh rrs." said the n1ot~r nt11nblv . :.Shes playing it in 1tlc recital." Horoscope: Gemini Must Be Diplo1r1atic There is sorm•thing about the song ~·our child plays in the piano r.Ccital thnt is as repetiLivc as a llungari;1n cabbage dinner. It haunts· you !hi:' resL.of ~·our lifr. I even knc\1' one n1othcr who un<len1·cnl shock trtiat1nrn1s and the only thing left in her ·rnc1nory i1nnJ.. 1ras a haunting n1c lod v, '·There's a Daffodil Lt-fl ln !he Bo1ton1 of ~·Iv Teacu;J .. , ;i drun1 solo ,1,9ich li•'r ~no pcrrornH'<t i11 a nll•~ic rt•ei!nl. MONDAY sr o ,,E\' 0:0.IAHH AR ll'.:S L\·larch 21-April 1!1 1: ~·1·an:; talk about partn."n:hip, coopcrai i\·e . effort.>. nmnt:'y and marriage is featurtd. Don't c·:adc basic JssuC"S. Lav il on t~c line. · TAUl:t.:S \April 2G-~lay 20 1: A\'oid makir.g commitn1rnts. Patience is your ally. Pl11y v.·aitin; game. Permit one close to you to express \'ie"·s. Listen. ob~er\'C and plan ahe:.i.tl. GE.\ll:'\I 1:\lay 21-Juill' 20 1. ;\take pcarr ;1! ho n1 e Diplon1ar.v 110\\ is drfinit1· asset. HcalU1. 11ork. farnlly oUligations con1111anrl 111os1 anrntion. Belax. E sch t' 11' SC'ns;1tional isn1. C:\r\CE!l 1June 21-.Julv 221 : Devel::>p individuality. ·style. 1\lemher of opposite sex plays significant role. Be ready for t'hanges de signe d to streamline procedures. ~lake speclal ai;pearance. LEO fJuly 23-Aug. 2~1: Busin~ss. practical issues . rl'S111t1; of pa:-1 !•l f1J t'!s ;in· ll';llUJ'C'd. l)Jdl•r . t"'Xlll'l'it'lll'L'd p.:rsons tn:iy b<• rcluct<fllt to lt't ~011 "p;iss.'· h:nv'\' lr i111d 1>rl'pari' accordingly. VIHGO \1\ug. 2'.i·S •1)t :.:'.! You may be completing an assignincnt "·hich lll'CC'Ssita\l'S rt joulncy. AcCC'nt is on de\'clopn:cnt of ideas intn \Fi~blc couccpls. ll.elati\'C can aifl'ir you so pcrr:nr. LIBRA 1Sl'pl. 23-0ct. 22 1. \'ou ~a in 1h rough n ~\I' approaCh -brC'ak a\1'a\· frotn prot·t'<lurcs \•;hich s ·t i f I c TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS garments 118 Daybreak: 20 Guides 87 uresseo 62 Harmonious comb. form 34 Skating '" t Bog sound 1 19 Businessman surfa ce 88 Bomb.asl substances 63 Comfort 12 1 Antlered 35 Light meal 89 Bouquet 6 Form 67 Episode animal 36 Perform 91 Sugar 11 Wed 68 Watered" 122 Vanquish 38 Mor1nd1n 11ege1ables secre!ly lawn 124 An imosity dye 92 Get 16 School 69 Not poetry 127 Fasling ' 40 Discovery up dances 70 Celt!s11al season <'V 93 Luxuriate 2 I VeSt1bule body 128 Not pre11x 42 s1ugg1sl'l 95 S!ormed 22 Citrus 7 1 Orencn 129 Dipthong 45 Hebrew no1s1!y lru11 72 Rich ve ins 130 Concerning prophet 96 Fraternally 23 Stair 73 Sluggard 131 Exctamahon 4 I Red deer 97 lnsolen~ post 74 Pic ture 132 Japanese 50 Neuter 99 Helping 24 Absolve maker rilile pronoun po1nl 25 TV 75 Asian 133 Compass 51 Inner 111es :00 Courage commercial hOhday point 52 Near by 101 Foggy 26 0 1grapn 76 Fatigues 134 Nickel 54 Submerged 103 Ben1nd 27 Made 77 Buddy symbol 55 Misplaces 104 Foamed tr om 78 Tropical 135 Oral pause 56 Bogus 105 P.1ght· 28 ··--tru11s 136 At no time slang ha nd oro1und 1s 79 Belie! 138 Irregular 57 Sailor s page 29 French 80 Newlywed 140 German rank 106 Chemical. article 81 T6ugh 01st9l 58 Pause compound 30 Electric thermoplastic 142 Ente'rta1n 59 Wild cry 101 Took unit 82 Warehouse's 144 Biblical 60 Dinner lodgings 31 Plural business towers se rv ing 108 Japanese ending 85 Stacks 145 Challenged 61 Cowboy s1atesman 32 Map 86 Lethal 146 Long for show 110 Knobbed d1rec!ion 87 Paid athlete 147 Girl's name 62 Old woman 111 Connector 33 French 90 Stately 64 So be 1t• 112 Boot nigh! house DOWN 65 Vacc1nes feature 35 Web 91 Watercratts 66 Greek 113 Trustworthy sp1nne1 92 Assign 1 ··-···butler !e\lers 11 4 Main 37 Pointless 93 Globule 2 Last 68 Nomadic course 39 Stop 94 Breathing 3 Attending group t16 Willow 4 1 Gamin 95 Laconic 4 Fidelity 69 Nudges t t7 Take 43 Behold1 96 Mans nam~ 5 Cutting 1001 70 Duct place 44 Matlel 97 Artillery (var) 72 Belgian c ity I 18 Prm11ng 46 Alternative d1scnarge 6 Failure i3 Corruce measure, word 98 Wild ~lum 7 Load fcg a1r parts 120 Region 48 Goll 99 Coffer 8 Verb arm 74 Gem we1gn! 123 G•rl s mound loo Pulverize 9 F ash1on 76" Vestige name 49 Me!al 101 Conquer 10 Roused 77 St11pp1ng 12' Polynes1Jn peg 102 Gree! 11 Br ighten conla1ner language 51 Race 10 4 Rime 12 Incliner 78 Maiorette s 126 Seo ollic1al 105 Hazard 13 Pain cry need bird 52 Goll shot 106 Biblical 14 Harnmer 79 Yearns lor 134 Arre:;1 53 Bibhcal name nead 80 Wild animal 137 II animal 109 Sprints 15 Another 81 "Tosse d proceeds 54 Oenom1na ·· 110 Hackneyed place concoction n.us1c ti on 111 Chinese 16 Maxim 82 Resorts 139 Con1unction 55 Philippine cult 17 Ad)USt 83 Lofty l•l1 Gallium island 112 De~1nite again 84 Hodgepodge symbol 56 Abundance lhing 18 Hindu 85 Work animal 143 Guido's 58 Comment 115 Went by car mantra 86 M1 ch1gan note 61 Lounging 117 Stall 19 Fails 10 hit city ' ' ' • ; -' , i ' " II ,, II II " Ii ,, "· " 10 I " -1~ " " -;--'• ·' ,, n ~ JI 0 -• ' . ,, ; " • " ,, • , !! " 1H I " " " " " ;, . ,, , " . --" • " ,, '·, . ' ' " ., • " ~ " I• ,, "' " ,, " •• ' " ii ,, ii' ' ,, ' " . ' Ii " . ' ,, • " SI . ·' ', . . . >I " " i) • ., " l . ~ •I ' l',l I " ,, " • ,, " I " :(o'J ,\I ! . _, ,. ,. r· ·' .• •• I" '" "' "' "' : j) I "' '" •• '11' ' II ,, '" 1:. " ~' . --' ~-w -u ' -j,, ' . '" '" " • ,. "' ' ' • 1'1 '" •I I• ±;1" '"· 1'1 -' -- SE E CLASSIFIED SEC TION FOR ANSWE R~ c • ind11•idu:-1lity . Look for 1rhnt rou re(111ire S1 rc ;,S 1ndl'P('i1dc11cc. \villuigncs.:> Ill pioll('L'r , SCOHPIO IUtt. 2!J-\\'O\ :!I 1; Your perception is honed to l'G7.0r·sha rpnl'S!i. You1· lin1ing i~ on targl!L Kno\1' it ;ind don't be afraid !o <.icl. Be direct ll\1: Accl•nt is on chcu1gc of ht•r1rt b1• one in au thoritv. You lTU!d o'btllill grc:Jtl'f rr(•edOlll 111 h:s1 ;111d cxpcri1nrnt. Be :111 r1lytic:1I. PI SCES r Feb. 19·!\larch 2CH. ..,..an1ily n1c111bcr ll'ncls 1nornl support. Att'C'pl. Be gracious. Treat lov t'!I on.:?s "'i\h sa1nc t'cnsidl'r:llion you in i g h l exlcnd lo s1 ran~er.,Open lines of communication. SAG l'ITAH lliS !\U\'. 22· qt.·r_ 21 1: You llL'l'd not be rC'stri('h-d. Tt!1nporary dclav m-eonflnl'n1ent c;1n at1ua1h·j--;;jiiiimmiii~i!iJiiiiii;;m \\'Ork t::i your ad\'flllt:n•c. \'011 I make morr cont:i~·ts thani usu::il, v.·ith l ess r ffo r:. ! tAPR ~.:OR'.\' 1 Ot·c. 22.·Jan.1 19 •: Sotl'l' cl \our hoce:..1 11 ish(·S ;ire fulfilled -others ~re re1·isC'd. l'ou ~~o 1hro ugh rnaturing prcee~ and bceolnc !111'1'" 1'l'Hii.qi(' ~.'1·1Jll)l'" 1' 01;posit~ sex is Ji~c ly to be in 'pictu1 .. :. i\QUA RIVS , 1J;t n. HOW THRU TUESDA 'f "CONCERT AT BANGLADESH" plu1 Ow All·Ti"" Moil Pop1dor Surli..q Fil"' "P ACIFIC VIBRATIONS" -2 OF THE llST - I,• 'H!~~~"lc 1•~•1 Ptltr Fonda ;, "Dirty Mory, Cray LwryM . & • "Voni51\i111J P'ofnl"IP'GI HELD OVER ! EXCLUSIVE AREA ENGAGEMENT A VERY FUNNY MOVIE' ONE OF THE YEAR S TEN BEST ' L A TIMES c • "THE TALL BLOND MAN WITH ONE BLACK SHOE" STEVE DllSTIR 1 mcQUEEn HOFFmAR H1lanous Co-Feaiure I r PAPILLDR ~. YVES MONTANO ROMY SCl1NEI DER P!1n ~LtMT E ... ST WOOO I "MA~M FORCE" "CESAR AND ROSALIE " Program Rated ~A l "THUHOERIOL T AND LIGHTFOOT" IRI "TH E GREAT G.._T SIY" l,GI ,_ "40 CARATS" T ' ''lill001" ,., • "'A~UOH" IP'GI "THE STIHG" !PG! -"CHARLIE V .._ll RICI(" tPG I "DI RTY MARY, CR.4.IY LARR'fM IPWI • ''TUCHIR" Il l "TH REE MU SK ETEERS" NOW! JI JH[ATRES & DRIVE-INS THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ' . ' DlllTV IVUlRV CHAZY LARRY fPG:o W1.o nu1 c11v r1 ~ ...., ORANGE COUNTY ~STA M[Sl UA So u i;UN4 tl iRMel 71 4·49'-2327 Co~~! Pl31a 714 S40-0~~4 D•AN'l fOUNTAIN VAll[Y Orang! Mall Cinema 714·637·03~0 fo~"ta1n V.1llry C1npma /!4.&J!J.J SOO O•AN'[ · fOUNTAIH YAlUY St~d1~m Ot!Vt·ln .:r3 71 4·639·7860 loun!11n Valley Or1vt.tn 114·962·2481 STANTON $1anton Cilltm.I 714·894·14 IJ ---Anfftony Qui.., .... GOLDIEHAWH EOOIE ALIERT "BUTTERFLIES A RE FREE" ''The Don Is DrDd" _____ ,.r CALL THfATlE FOR SHOW TIMES ' WCIUE BAll ,t'MAME" Doily. 7:10 & t :45 'Wl'd-Sat·S..: 2:00.S:00.7:10 & t :45 11111•- WIHAWM . THEDLANI ElPIE:S c-. ""' Fe,fl .. d !' htt Scre•11 l'tcry Aw...:I O•lly: 7 & I 0:10 S ... S-: J:IS·7:00.I0:4S -nus - IEST ACTOR JDO< I..EMM:N ., " MARTl'l IW'l:SClt<lA' ~ "SAVE TiiE TlGER" m--...g.w:KGllORD - , --°""''~,,-•1- PA C ll"IC THEATRa• DRIYIE-IN SUPER SWAP Mens HAft80 A BLVD.Drive-I" s ... crp ~.,' .....,o s....,. Sal ' s~" -'""' ,o •1>"' ORANGE Drive-I" t &2 ~ .. _s., &s .. "-~~"''••P"' ,.,. ,, .. ""''"'' ...... " .. s ....... F•mily Fun! • Profil•l •••geino Gelor•! •I ' . '" • • Actress En· oys Role I Uy JACKI!!: 11''~1AN Of trt. Dellr l'lltl '''" to the United States, this tune lo Sa n Francisco. Sonrfoy, Junt (, 1?7'1 DAIL'( PILOT B 7 • Ill .Newport_ Beach • lanJ.,'llagc and they dub the Ii.ft;.. "'I got :urned {lff psycho· Danlcllc CoUcl has l.lecn ev11rythl11g fro1n ;111 t'XOtic dl)ocer to a drunk en lnd ian. TllERE Sli t; "·orked w1U1 lhe lluss!an clothes designer lrlna llOublon '"'"'°· according to the attr11ctlvely shaptd ~1s. Cottct, "wanted a \Voman to look like a wonlan." \'OIL't'!\ in hitt:r."' s<iid Mil. loi.:l'l:ally about thL· 'fl hole llol 1~ C.:OlltL Not that lu.n l{uage 111 a \\ood scene ,'' she S<Jid problem -she s pea k 11 In her housi• on the Jlflllioa ,---------------~---------------11'.----- rxc1t111g as tu·::•!! an l'Xt:i'tC llt.n<.·cr. hut 11 _.. a lot \Jll'r than being a <lrunkl'n !nd1:..11 English. Spanish. l ta I i an , Peni nsula. Jook ini.t out on the :rhc Newport U e a c h resident, a nutivc or Baghdod , haa . .appeared in abou.t 17 feature 1novics and a number of television 11how11. •'[ always pictured rnyself as Schehera1..:1de, the exolic dancer," admits 1i1s. Collet. 38, a Eurasian beauty of French-Hussian heritage who speaks with a li~ht French ar-cent. "Bul my rnmtly thought that kind of d.uncing \vas morally questionable," she said. other mod e.l ing jobs followed ;,ind l\1s. Cottct took th:e pro f e ssi onal name "Dahli11.." "Then lrina enrouraged me to be an actress and a dancer like I'd al"·ays w;.intcd," f\1s. Collet said . ~ she moved to Holly"·ood. v.•hcrc she studied dance and drama and worked o,1.• it h several little theatre groups, including the Oxford Theatre and the Santa Monica Playhouse. Jlussian and Arabic as well 8j Ocea n, ~1s. Cottct beg it n lier native French. embroidering aiid designing \Vhcn she returned t o clothes as 3n outlet for her America six months later, tis. energy ·whlle sh e sat rigidly in Cottet was under contract to a steel brace. l'<i ramount Pictures. She was soon joined nt her She has slnce appeared ln a new home hy tier brothf'r. :1 number of movies, including Shukespearian actor. who "Paint Your 'Yagon." "Catch· encouraged. her lo open a 22" nnd "Cannons for boutique in the 3rea ns !'OQn as Cordova." she rcCO\'er<.-d fro1n her injury. She has ci\so ::icted in THE n ES ULT 11as segments of the television D ' II ., I'" ,. L' • t' sho "R. I ,. L'I .. a 1c c ....,u 1quc c..xo iq ue ... 11o·s un or .;?ur .. 1 c.. at 2828 Newport Bh·d. \\'i th lli gh. Chaparral, cind LO\C clothes ranging from funky lo American Style.' t . _ Then l\ti;. ('u llc·ts downfall high . fa sh10n. The boutique RIDIN' ROPIN' ¥1RP.N-GLIN'COMEDY CL.ltSSIC and all that WESTERN 13ULL Y - TNSTEAD, Ms. Cott<'! tritd for a career as a high fashion model in New York in the mld- 1950's. ''Unfortunately. I'm too short -only live root five - lipd too bust~." she said. ·"Every time 1 went to a job interview, I e n de d up modeling bathing suits and llngerie!" M!. Collet said. So lhe disappointed young \l."Oman · Tctumed to Europe. ,,·here she had been educated tin Fru.ncc and Switzerland ) ?folly Plitt $taff Phtlf ACTRESS.MODEL Danielle Cott•t while her mother and fat.her, an oil contractor, worked in different m i d d 1 e Easl countries. "But when you come to America and you're young, it docs something for you," said Ms. Cotlel, \\'ho soon returned "My first small movie role was in Five Ji~inger Exercise," f\1s. Cottet said. "I was still modeling then to SUJlPOrt mysel!." She went to Rome briefly in 1965 to work on several movies for Franl'O-ltalo productions . "nlEY'RE easy to do. Everyone speaks his 01u1 et! 1.1 ral'., bout thre also mclude.s a Derma Culture occurr , 1.e ·;·a e salon for skm treatment years ago. Asked if she miss~ the WJIILE playing the title role glamor of her movie days. ~1s. in "No One Likes a Drunken Collet -\\ho still acts Indian ," Ms. Collet. "'ho was occasionally-replied , "T love riding bareback, fell off her beautifying people. ll's such a horse and bfoke two v~rtebrae challenge. in her back. "Also, J like being my own She moved to Newport boss," she said. "l like the Beach lo recuperate anrl, responsibility." during the involun:~1ry vaca· Anrl artCr all. Ol\'nlng a tion.-began lo reflccl on her boutique rnoy n1;1 be ;:is Liz Taylor Gives Cannes a Touch of Glamour ~1 0NTI..: CARLO Eli zabeth Ta ylor arrived during the final, dreary days Of the 27th Cannes Filn1 tl?stival and hammered the fin al nail in iLs coffin. She provided the only real glamour this year :ind she didn't even come within 20 1niles of the Cannes city limits. The announcement arri ved at just the right 1noment to bring the yawning festival-goers back to life. ilhn to Cannes, they got a cold ,..-------...,..,......, night hoping to get squeezed \'el\'ct audi toriun1 11·1th four should~r. into one of the photographs thousand red and while roses. It was too commercial and with Jean Paul Belmondo, Elizabeth Taylor n1adc a not pretentious enough to fit ' said: "lsn'l this exciting? I've sweeping _entrance in beige comfortably with the other in the never been to ~1on~ Carlo chi ffon with diamond earrings -bad movies tbat were boring Raw before." big as the Ritz. Everyone everYone to death in Cannes, """----'"' "Everyone" was arriving in clapped a lot. Then the t"'urious at the snub, the a tidal \\'ave of mink and princess from Ph iladelphia Italians decW:l.ed to steal the Monte Carl o Story." There suntan lotion. F r an co entered and everyone rlapped festival's thunder by £!aging were 80 many diamonds and Zerferelli with Ursula Andress again. Then the movie started. thei r own world premiere in .~eralds were bouncing light on his arm. The Begum Khan, "The Drivcr's i..Sea{" is a the nearby fairy-tale villa1e of from the chandeliers. Andy Elsa Martinelli·, Salvador Dall, strange, morbid. hut intl'nscl; Monte Carlo, and steal it they Warhol (who also appears in Vittorio Desira. Christina fascinating phychological did. "The Driver's Seat"). was p.·oro ,Aristotle Onassis ind study of a woman going mad Elizabeth Taylor her s e 1 f there wilh his entourage. S1avros Niarchos in the san1e that prov~es Eliz.a beth Taylor nc11' in. Pri ncess Grace and Paulette Goddard. look ing room . 1vith her most col orful and Prince Rainier were the hosts younger than inost of the Then v.•e fi led ol'cr to the demanding role in years. of the premiere. whic h starlets who had pac ked cinema. where Gra ce Kelly's She meet~ the challenge • I 4 S TARS MEL BRROKS. MADELYN KAHN. CLEAVON LITTLE GENE WILDER. HARVEY KORMAN, SLIM PICKENS Suddtiniy the word spread li ke honey on toast: Elizabeth Taylor was in Monte Carlo \\•ith a new movie, and the re-- suit ing panic made the San Francist'O earthqu ke look like a .side-show at Di!illcy lari'd. benefited the Monaco Red aivay their bikinis for lhc florist had dcC9ratcd the red with imperial e~f1ci('ncy. Cross. Stars of international, __ ..:_ _______________________________ -'--------------------"-------------- socicty chugged in on their vachli>. Regine. the French Charitcuse who is the rage of FranC('. threw , the after- thcatre party · in the new f\1onle C'.arlo ver:iion of her famous Paris nig htc lub , ELlZABETH ·Taylor has a new m o v i e called "The Driver's Seat," based on f\1uriel Spark's famous novella about an eccentric "'oman searching for the right kind of man to murder her and put an end to her schizophrenia . It l"as made "·ith Italian money , and secme<I a certain Italian entry in tbls year's Cannes· fCstival. But when Franco ru.sellini, producer of the film. and Giuseppe Patroni· Griffi , the director. offered the 2 Concerts For Cl1orale Golden \Vest College's 65- voice community chorale will pi-esent two pcrformancoo of the· "Ge rman Requiem" by Brahms in its final l'OO("frt of tile season Saturday, June 7, and Sunday, June 9. The Saturday progrcm v:ill be held at St. Simon and Jude Catholic C h u t c h . 2044 f\tagnoli a A\•c.; 11untingto11 Beach, al 8 p.n1 . On Sunday. lhc chorale will sing in the college thc:il cr at 4 p.m. Both pcrfonnances ere frl'c, .and the public is invited . ''.lim1ny's." TllE INVITATIONS, gold· encrusled and engraved with the official seal of Pt1onaco's royal palace, filtered iD to a: chosen few at Cannes, apd the place . was Ki an uproar. Something of the c la s.s-y excitement that existed JO years ago in cinne-s berore the festival l'i'cnt to the dogs was suddenJy in the air, and people 1vcre hocking their sisters to get in on the action. The.Italians are a crafty loL1 They chose for tlleir gala premiere the same evening as the official French Ball in Canes. Robert Favre Lebret. president of t he C an n e s Festiva l, lodged a personal protest with lhe palace in 1-fonaco. but Grace Kelly wasn 't com ing to lhe phone. Sucklenly nobody was going to the French· Ball Invitations to Elizabeth Taylor's big night "·e1·e 'going for five hundred dollars. THE BALL took place at the lavish Hotel de Paris. where Marlene Dietrich shot "The ucmHG HEW SURFING ALM! "ForgoHlln Island ·of Santosha" -irr: _ .............. A Journey thru Rewt0 .. Islands and Sit -Lmds to find that One Pl•ct e•try wavt rf ....... of: An Incredibly fine M'fiftCJ ad.-enture for 't•tryont who loves tht octmt ..S tht advenhrt of '""ti. ST ARTS WEDHESDA Y -JUHi 5 SOUTH COAST THEATRE I'S' S. COAST HtG,HWAY, LAGUHA IEACH SHOWTIMES • 6 & 1:10 P:.M. 494-1514 FROM Fas h ion Island N ewp ort Be~c.h r. ••· "'Gt0'''·\ r.-;-. ~ .l ,.,1.1 m(6TIN6 PERFORMANCES tlloe.-TUES-WEO·THURS· 7:15-t ·io ,111: I •S·t ·OD-11,oe S...f · !2:00-2 IS·•·XJ-6:•$·9:10-11:15 SUN: 12:00·1:15·•:»1:"5-t:, ,,.,__ ........... c....... PG) <11>2 \ S.L!N 9.Jffi'J ~.'.~YV00~10C>P E~JCC~ @IL·~-..; i{< 1.'..{(Jk~"l y.._;;y, t'.;,.i~.~ .... PERFORMANCES MON·T\IES·WEO -THURS: Ol'EN Af 6-00 s..ow ... r 1:00-9:» FRI: 6•50-9:10-11·5<1 SAT· 1:00·•·10-l;SO·t·;I0·\1 SO SUN. 1.0D-•::Z0.6 50·9 10 AC>BERT r.EDfOAD ITTA fAAAOU.I r. . . DAILY PERFORMANCES CARATS DAILY 7:00 & 11 :30 GREAT GATSaY 8rS5 SAT. SUN.·CO NflNlTOUS ··-----~-' 40 C nrnts th l l!m~nn r f.tnt ~rlh' l.d .. ud ,\lbtrt , Hin nit Rirnrs AL SO DONALD PlEA$ANCl IN "MUTATIONS" 1rs NOi NICI JO IOOl MQTMfl MA.TUi i :~ fOWll~U'> !l\111\~l\llM ••~•a<o " .n .. ,. '}7'J 4141 __ ... _ ....... , eooc:ll':I nt1ouu-l'Kn : ~-n minutes a••l'. 1,u .• ,J.O togei ric+. ll f. & 1Ufi,.(0N11NUOUI quicii! • ~-iili 2 BEYOND 1984 ..• 8£YOND 2001 ••• .... ,,~SEAN CONNERY 1 .... U Wiii OtoU IMMI ~llO(&llU ' "llOM!Otlf JIUN" I l"" U Ulint Offl.T WOOOT llllN "l lll'll" STEREO SOUNDS OF THE ,~ARBOR ... ' ... • . . . . . . . ' • 8 8 DAILY PILOT Surid,.Y, Jurlt 2. 1'1f4 Senior Citizen Lobbies for Ri.ghts of Aged Hy KATHY Cl.ASC\' 01 ,. Ot!IJ l'i!tt $1111 RVt;t·r \\atwn 1s ouc tnan \1ho dorsn't bclle\'e n 11'.'rson s1111>S being v11luatilc at :1ge 65, 11nd as dir('C'lor of lhc Or;tngl' County Comn11uut~' 0 c \'clop'" e n t Council's st•n1or ei1i1.ens progrnn1 anti ncvdy appoin!L'<i l incmbcr o\ l he Ca lifomia Con1n1ission Oil Aging, he intends to do something about it. .. I love a challenge," said \\'atson, who \\Otl't re\'cal his age but adntits to bcW1g 01·cr 6~. ··rf someone says sorncthing can 't be done , 1'111 gotrig to try 31Jd gel 1t done." lie listed SUl'h ;trl'tl~ o( L'O!ltCrn as in.:>XpC'nSi \'e hou!'ing, job and earning op1>0rtw1ilil's. nu1rition. L' o tn b a 11 in~ lonc!u1css and gl~ll{'rally hC'lpiug st•nior citize ns continue to lead Cull J11·cs. Tile S\HIC CQl\UlliSSiOtl II ill lll'I i.IS iltl advisory body 10 ti~ lJci>..'lrtmcnl of Aging. recently tsl:.iblishcd by state la11•. \\'atson, a relirt.'<I cnginetr who U1•es in Jluntington Beach nnd an Orange Coast resident sint-e 1!136. said he can undersrand the problc111s fftt't.'CI by senior Tl/JS PRUP ERTl' JS STOLEN SPRINGVILLI:: 1 liPll -A vacation home reportc.'CI .. stolen" turned out to hu\·c befn conde1nned and torn do11n by th e county. Tll E TULARE County Sheriff's Office reported earli('r that Jan1cs Hughes of Lancaslrr drove lo his lhrcc·room sct..'Ond horne near here to do so1ne remodeling and found nothing but the house founda1iot1 . Deputies at first concluded the structure \\'JS s1olen or den10Jished by n1istake during the month of December. 110\\'E\IElt. nn inl'cstigating officer \rho con tacred tile Tularc Counly building inspector "'as told that lhe house had bl'l'll condcrnncd by the county. · ·l'iti:tcn'I: bc(·ausc he's C.'(pcrlcnct'<I thcnt hi1n~'u. ,\ft('r his relirt•n1*'111 frorn JluRhe:t· Airl'rart. he. recuth.:IJ. "I 11as vrry (r·ustra1ed 'for sr.vcrul yrars tryi ng to find th1• right niche for rnysclf tit n1y HJ:l'. I 1vas sick und tirro of drll\\•ing Social Securi ty, but \1'ht'11 I ap1)1icd for jobs, 111ost organizations said I was too u\d and woulcl11'1 even let nte fill oul an applica- tion." TI1rn last fall \\'atron saw' a job listing ;1 l)l'cft'renct' for those 60 years and ulder. ~ he applied and got his present job v.'ilh . . . lhc Counly Con1n1un1!y l)e\'('IOpment Co111it•ll. .. I t..'Ouldn't have golte1:1 the job ir I'd Ut•cn n young rnan." sald \\'atson. a '''ido,,·cr 11·ho also is active in Orunsc t.:ounty Boy Scouts and church ;irtairs. Ills o(flce. y,·ith four full-time c1nploycs and numerous voluntee rs now scr1·t•s thousands of senior citizens In the county th ro u g h informational, recreational, nuLriliona l and "Dial a Friend ' ' counseling programs. 111 addit ion. Watson is now helping to develop a ne1v job-training progr<1n1 ,... "''hich should stoirt soon al Orunge Coo!it dt>nied $11 ror every $2 he earn!! ~ and Golden \Vest t..'Ollcges. tl.400 unnually. Under the program. senior citliens wll\ . In Addition, \\'atson hoP" lo persuade rt..'CCil'e !raining in generaJ housekeeping e1nployers that senior ciliien.s shouJdu 't areas so they can be placed ror be rorced to retire at a set age. pcn11anent or ""ten1porary jobs In the "\Vhat's a year anyway'!" askt..'CI hornes of other senior ciUicns who 1nay \Vatsoo, who obviously loves his work nctd light care and companionshl1>. ... nnd is determined to n1ake some \Vnlson also plan~ 19 Y..'Ork for the progress. "Years just n1easure the repeal o! the $2,400 earnings limitation lcngtlr or time it ta kes the earth to . of Social Secur i\y ror those between 63' r evolve arouncl the su11. and 72. As the law stands, he cxplaint'<I .. · "\\1hat's lhnt got to do with rne or an individual l'et'fiving Social Security is anyone l'lse?'' -. The inspector · said "'hen the victitn did not eonlp!y ll'ith a ('OUrt order to cirhcr tear it do11'n or repair it ii 11 as dc11101ished by thC' county. -~-·--~·::·.:---.. ';--_ ' .--- SF State Peaceful-- Not Qttiet--Chief Sa)'S S:\i\ FRA:\C!SCO (L'PI1 - '·H's peac('(u l hcrl' llfl\I' but certainly not quiet." said Dr. Paul Ron1berg, the former ~tarine fighter pilot who heads v.'hat .•,•:as once tt)e nation's 1ruck and disconnected a radicars loud s peaker : Romberg. tall. easy going. a pipe in his mouth. TilE CA \lPUS radicals ha1·c had a !ou· profile for son'e time but to en1phasize that things nrc "not q u \et • • •· Rornberg. 52. pointed to a huge conslrucHon job -a ne11' student union -frorn the \l'i11do11' of his office. educational "hol scat." · Rom berg. a native o f Lincoln. Neb .. took over l:ist Scp!en1bcr as president of San Frnncisco Stare Vnivcrsily. a s1or1n cenlcr of discontent in !he late 1960s \\"here student strikes nnd \"iolcnce "·ere co111mon. Romberg succeedl'd Dr. S. I. lfayaka11.'a, the J a med se mant icis1 who clapped a firm hand on the turmoil. 1 Hayaka11.·a·s e<>lumn runs in the Sundav Daily Pilot. l One n1ember of hi s staff said thr school 11·3s rcg:1rdcd by most educators as ··1 hr queen: the ge111. the fair· haired child ·of the systrm before the trouble. It got y.•haf it wanted." The two. men 3re a study 1n contrasts: Hayaka"''a. short. stock. a tam-o-st' .. ,nter on his head, 1vho once jumped on a Romberg. 11"ho 111as formerl~ president of C.11 S t a t 1· Bakersfield. spends much of his lime seeking pri1·a1e help for San franci~co State. • ENTER TODAY! A Photo contest for People who love dads 0 The Daily Pilot's Peoole Section will make both !he winner and the rather 1n his/her pic- tures famous by publishing 1he best of the snapshots in a Father's Day picture page on June 16. IT'S EASY 1 Take a 01ci urc of !he dad you wan! to make famous. 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S11ritiay Jun• i , 1~74 DAILY PILOl C f . Malinoff, -Bridges, Wheelock Sparli UCI, 6-2 Special to the Dally Pilot SPRINGFIELD, lll .-Keilh Bridges bt!lt~ a leadof! ho1nt:!r and Jeff Mnlinoff drove in four rw1s to lead Uc; Irvine io a 6-2 fin;t round victory over New Hu ven <Conn.) Universily in the NCAA college division baseball World Series. here, saturday. The Anteat('rs, defending champions and ranked No. I this ~eason, didn't g~t the victory in easy fashion. It took a bases-loaded triple by Malinoff in the eighth to break a 2·2 deadlock and give Gary Wheelock hi s 16th win this season, The Anteaters return to aclion thi~ aftenlOOO against Ohio No~hcrn or Cen· tral ~iissourl State in seeond round ac· lion. "Now Haven has one of the most aggressive hitting teorrui we have played this year," lJCJ coach Gary Adams said following the game. "It's always 1:1 big ·win to get by the firsl one in a tournamynt of this caliber. Wheelock wasn'l quite as sharp as he has been in other games this year but he 1nade the big pitches when he had to and he only gaVe up one earned run." \Viii he make any lineup changes fur today's game? "No, we 'll stick with the saine group v.·ith \Vheelock as de signated hitter and Ray ll1,1mphries (11·2J doing the pitching." The victory was the 45th of lbe year for UC), the most ever posted in a single season by the Anteaters . It also s!retched the consecutive victory skein to 30 • Bridges belted the third pitch out of the J>urk in the bottom half of the first to gll'e \Vhee lock an early lead. The blow \\'ent out at the 37&-foot mark. New 11.a ven scored an unl'amed ru ii ·in the third on an error, but UCI came back to take the lead again in the sixth as Bridges singled for his· third hit of the ~·~Alter Alan Belasco sacrificed him to on . Alalinoff drove him across with a gl to. left A ouble and single in the top of thf? eighth guve New Jfavcn its only earned run and lJl·d thi: count 1nv1ncntarily at 2· 2. \\'ith unt· :N.ay HI 11Jc boltom of the uuiing , Rrid;;~s "'1~ ~Jk' on an error and Hclasco i;u1gl!!d to left sending Bridges Lo se<'ond. T•·rry S1upy drew a v:alk to load 1hc bast·s and ~f'l \hl' stage for .\lalinoff's blow to left cL·rll\.'l'fltld . ~!alinof( \\till lQ third on the thro1v to the plate <.ind sC'ort:d on <J sacrifice fly by HrH"! Spcnt·t· ''' ~11c \\'hcclock a cushion. \\'hcclock didn·i walk a biltter but gave up n1!ll' hits y,·hill' striking out six. ~le.Js the <ill·!in11· h:Jdi:r 111 wins (16),· innings pitched 1159.ll and strikeouts (IUIJ, Ills s<>asonal e.r.a. is J.75. Ntw Htven, (Onn, UI UC lrYlftl (•) •brllr!>I Jbrllrti Sm111, ., ) o· o o 8rldQtt. (f • J l 1 Pi~OO". rt • I 1 O 8e!\(Q, r• l I 1 O IMMon1, al> • O I O ~•uny, ~ 1 I 0 0 T~<ilt•lung~, lb • 0 1 1 M•llnon, lo • 1 t • s~ .. a.(I •OOOS~n,t.11 3001 ti~1uw&r. e l O 2 O W1>i1enr~d. ,l • O O O l(ta•Jng, 311 • O O O "'nd~r)Cn, 1~ l O 'f' O <•oollin1. 1b J o o o wn,eloc:~. "' J o o o N~lm(!ul!, ~ 1 0 I 0 LYOl\lo. 10 l 0 0 0 Ren1ulh, I! ' ) I I 0 ~•vies. oh 1 o 1 O 8tOWM, er O O O O Sc1>v1er c o O O o TOI•!~ )t 1 ~ l lOldl' N~w He''" 0( l••1nc S(Ort by lnftln•• 001 ()()I) 010 -1 • I 1()0) ti(!! Q.I( -6 ' 1 Cey Drives In 7; LA Wins, 10-0 ' UC IRVINE 'S GARY WHEELOCK PITCHEO A>,6·2 VICTORY SATURDAY. Kemper Ope11 • Heard Sizzles With 65; Entire Field Under Par CHARLOTTE. N.C. (APf -Jerry · }Icard see1ncd puzzled. ~Iappy, n1ind you , but a little puzzled. "This is a fllike , a frea k.'' hMaid aft('r making birdie on four consecu!ive holes en route to a sparkling seven-under-par 65 in Saturday's third r<>und of the $250.000 Kernper Open golf tournament. par. !l's the fir st tin1e in n1any years - pc"rhaps ever.._ tile scoring has been that good. Bob 1'.1enne, v1ho hasn't made expenses in the last couple of years and has jUst enough bankroll for gas money to the next slop, tied Trevino fo r S<'COncl pla(·e in the chase for the $50,000 first place in lhis "designated tournamcn~;" one of ClUCAGO (AP) -Ron Cey had a big pass list Saturday. Hi9 Wife, Fran. a native Chicagoan, came in from Los Angeles to visit her parents and ~·atch her husband play ball There were about 20 of her relatives at the ballpark. So Ron gave them and a national television audience a rea l show. He slugged tv.'o home runs and a single and drove in seven runs to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 10-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs behind the six-hit pitching of Andy ~1essersmith. "It was just a terrific day," said Cey. "I can't say too much more than that.' The first home run eame on a fast ball' which I didn't expect. With the first base open and the count 3·and·2 I expected a breaking balJ." Cey, who is only S.foot-10 and 185 pounds, isn't ne\Y at the home run game or at knocking in runs. He hit 15 homers last yea r and knocked in 80 runs. Ryru1 Sl1arp, Halos Dump Tige1·s, 4-1 Calif.<Jrnia flamethrov•er !\olan Ryan pitched a !\.\«>-hitter -singles by ;\:lickCy Stanley and Al Kal inc in the eighlh inning-and t.he Angels scored three first· inning runs, l\\o'O on Joe L3houd's homer, to defeat the Detroit Tige rs. 4-1. Saturday night at Anaheim Stadiun1. Ryan, 7·5, striking out 11 batters to raise his n1ajor league-leading total to A11gel8 Slate All GlmtS 1111 KMl'C Ultl Jvne 1 ~flail •' C1!1 fornl1 1:55 p.m. J vne ~ ce111.,...111 •I Mllweu~H 5:2i pm. June 5 (1lllornia et Mltw•vkH S:2S p.m. 110. was erratic through the first four innings, in which he waJked six batters, and hit another one. He walked eight In the game. But despite his wildness. the Tigers never came close t.o getting a hit -off hin1 until -Stanley pulled a liner that sailed about a foot over the g!ove of leaping shortstop Dave Chalk . The hil drove In Ed Brinkman. \.\'ho had reached 'first on Chalk's throwing error and had moved to se<:ond on a V.'i\d pitch. KAline followed with a single but Jim Northrup hit into an inning-ending forceout. "•le 'has good. muscular shoulders." said manage r \\'alt Alston. "He's got great u1·ists and good bat speed so he 's ah\·ays a home run threat." Mrs. Q>y had a great day, too. ''I \\'as jumping up and down and kissing my 011 TV Toda!J C/1m111el J 1 at 11: J 0 family after he hit the second home run . It v.•as all so thrilling." The seven ItBls set a Uls Angeles Dodgers record, eclipsing the mark of six in one gan1e shared by Ron Fairly, Frank Hov.•ard and Andy Kosco. Cey blasted his fifth homer or the season \\•ilh tv.·o mates aboard in the second inning off loser Ken Frailing, 3-5. ~fessersmith coasted to his fifth 1'ictory against one loss behind the 13-hit attack. He didn't yield a hit until Don l\t•ssingcr l1.111p.rd a single to center in the fourth inning' and rini&h~d \.\'ith a six· hitter. The J)odger.~ f1rl•\\'Orks began v.•hcn Ste1·e G;irl'ey )L•tl olf tl1c second inning and reachf'd vn an error by third bascm:in ~latt /\lcxe1nder. Joe Ferguson follo\1ed \.\'ith a single und Cey hit his hon1er eleur orer tht left field stands. Bill l{ussclt 01:1encd the third \Yith a !ting!<'.· Jin1 \\'.11111 d!'ew a one-out .... ·a\k and both runn1>rs advanef'd on a passed ball. (:ar1·1:y 11 ~1s g1\'cn <1n intentional' 11'alk and Ferguson y,·:ilked io force in a run. CC.\' tht:n s111g lt:d home a pair and HiC'k Auerbach sir1gk·d in another. P:iciort!k npenl'd thl' fourth 1rlth a single and \\'ynn 1ralked again. G;;ir.vey bounct:d inh1 ;-i double play but Ferguson doubll'd hon11· ;-i rt111 ctnct Ccy follO\\.'Cd \l'ilh Ills seer.ind hon1tr inro the left field bleachers . 1brnrb1 Rus1t•I . ~' •• S ! I 0 PaC•Orelr, If s ! ' 0 Wv~n. (1 1 l l O JCSllUI, ti 1 0 0 0 G..-vev, ID 4 2 0 0 F"•guson. rl J 1 2 1 <ev.Jb 4Jl1 Ye•gt•.c 4 020 AutrlldCll, ?D 4 0 1 l MS•r>tn, P 3 0 0 0 Totals 3110 13 10 Ml l•n<ler, 3t> Fon•one, lb Keninge<. •• BWlllfrn~, Ill (~r.ienal, r! MOndo~. ti JMoroles, It Ro<oello, )II Mlne..-..ld. c F~ornng, o S>ton.,, I> eurds. o MO,Qutl. Ph l<)<ld, p W~rd. Ph L4ll:oxlle, P Total• S<:D'' br lnnin1s ibr11r-' 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 • 4 0 I 0 ' o o e 4 0 1 0 J 0 I 0 l () 0 0 J 0 I 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 'a 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 o 6 a Loa ilnvet" OJ.I 300 OOtJ -10 (~IC~90 000 000 000 -0 - f-'lllll••natr. M••~r~m•I>. OP-1.M Angele• 1. cnkavo J, LOB-LI>• ""Ml•• " CnltaG<> S. 78-ferauwn, ll:o•t!lo. HR--Cev; l~l. .. • • " .. " l.••!~"n IW.5-1) • ' • • , ' Frillin9 (L,J.S) "' ' • ' , , s.~tone "' • ' • , • e .... ;, , ' ' • • • >wo , • • • I ' L~l!ocne I I • • • I l'IP-Frdilin~. Mo''"m1n , Lal!oche. Pll-Mll!rr- WilO, T-2 ;2~. .,_ \9,~Sll. "I'm just not the kind of playfr to "" shoot these really low scores." said the casual, mop-haired young man who three events ori. the schedule this year In A series of Detroit errors led to a . UP I Ttltl'llei. On · TV Toda!J Cha1111el 2 at 1 usually \\•histles softly to himself in his easy a1nblc over the courses that make up the na tion's pro golf tour. "I might get six or eight rounds at 68 or 69-I'll shoot in the 60s a lot-but for me to go 66-65 like I have in tl1e last tv•o rounds, well , ifs a fluke . "I really don't koow \vhat"happcned. "f just hit a lot of good putts and they kept going in the hole." fl card, who finish<'d 1-2·3 in a string or three consecutive tournaments beginning at the Citrus Open earlier I.his year, put together a three-round total of 200. a whopping 16 under par on I he accomodating QlJQil Hollow Country Club course a11d the best 54-holc total of the year on the pro tour. "i\1an, did I see a lot of putts go in \hr hole." said Lee Trevino. the serond·iound leader. Meard's playing partner Saturday and now tied for s~nd , three strokes back. I-Icard one-putted 10 limes lo set the pace in the \.\'ildest scoring of the year on the .pro tour. ''I ju'st. don't undmtand \\'hY th<' course is yielding such · low scores, .. Heard said. "It's not that eas~•." Jn all , 23 plitycrs of the final field· of 72 shot in Ute 60s. The entire field v.•as under par for the toumanlent. The hfgh score in the tournament is 215, one under Evert in · ROME f A Pl -Top-seed«! Chris F.vcrt. pltlylng set-saw t.cnnls, advanced Lo the v.•omon's singles final Saturday v.rhilr Stan Smhh powt>red his v.·ay Into a m<'n's sini;le~ scmi [lnals· sho .. rdo\.\·n ngninst 10p-M'eded llie Nastt1se ln the •$1~4 .000 llomc Open. ~fiss Evert beat fourlh·S(':f'dl'd 01A}\ ~1orozova. or the Soviet Union. 6-1. 1·6. 6..fl and will play ln today·s finAl agalnst 1B- vea~1d f\>tarlc Nnvr:itilova of C1t'choslovnkia. a 6-4, fi-1 "·inner ovrr \vhich leading players are required to California run in the first inning. Denny RON CEY IS CONGRATULATED BY TEAMMATES AFT ER BELTING A THREE -RUN HOMER. compete. Doyle doubled to right and advanced to Trevino, who has set the course. record third on an errant throw by right fielder · h 64 · F 'd • ---' d t Northrup which rolled into foul ground wit a in ri ay s ~Ill roun ' wen behind third base. When left fielder Ben lo a 69 and a 203 total. Menne had a Steady 67 in. which he didn't make a Oglivie retrieved the ba11 and thre\v bogey and .didn't miS.!! a green . wildly to third, Doyle scored. Three Ex-OCC Sta1·s Billy Casper. Huber t Green and J.C. The Angels added tv.'o more runs on a Snead wer e another shot back at 201. \.\'alk to Frank Robinson and Lahoud's Casper had 67 he said he didn't deserve. fifth homer of the season. "I'm playing just terrible," he said. "I The Angels v.·ent ahead 4.fJ in the shouldn't even have made the cut ," seventh \\'hen Ellie Rodriguez \Valked. Seeking Spots Witli S uri -Green had a 68 and Snead a 69 in Ole stole second ind rode home on 01alk's hol. muggy, almost windless ~·eather. double. r' By 110\\'ARO L. llANDY ·At 205 were Gibby Gilbert. Ray Floyd Ryan, meanwhile, was e r r a tic I y 0111" D1i11 "11o1 St•11 and Bert. Yancey. Floyd and Yancey brilliant. There was no hint of a Detroit Three former Orange Coast College matched 68s. Gilbert had a 70. hit through six innlngs-a-s the faslballing ~star standouts are among the J~O 0~~1'~7111~,~::e'n\,1" '~ suo.ooo icernl!I'< right-hander. \vflo pitched a pair of no-candidates for a spot on tire Sout.hen1 ~~';i'°"'Me~~;d !~:mt~ hitters last season, kept the Tigers off California Sun football roster with L•• Trevino 70..:.'·69-m balance. opening drills slated 1'.tonday at Cal Slat{! J, c. Sn<tod ~9~-104 ( F [J ! J • ~1~~i1.a~'tt" .~t:L-6f=it 0e1,.;1 t•i c11;1o,~11 ''l • u er on . GIDDY Glt:'rt 1t\·6}.10:--?05 Jb r h rbl ., r h rDI Coach Tom Fears ot J\>l1ss1on Viejo .is 2e•t ~~n~•Y ~~·~~~ ~~~~~;~~ .. ~~ ! g ~ ~ ~ri:;1~. '~ ~ f J g high in hi,··praise of Gary Valbuena and o!~e 1-<1r1 10:1~:106 o911v1•. 11 3 o o o Dohert-. 10 2 o o o. C · z It k t t O <M <~i A:o<1r111uei 7o-6S.11-206 icsH"1!. di> 2 0 1 0 FRot>n•n. oh 1 1 2 o ra1g .a os ·y. tearnma cs . a range 1~:'J .. ~~ey ~!~:~-: NorHtr uo. rl : g g g k~hn~'. ~~ : ~ ! ~ COftSt College two yea rs ago. rom Kite n ·70+'-71ld ~~e;:'h","ib t , 0 a 0 s.:h8,,1, 30 J o 1 o Ex·l\.1ater Dci slandouts, Eric Palton Btuce Crampton 66•17·69-107 h-' f•ooiero D!Jncat 1!.t.1·10.-10f ~~~~":.l'p~D ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~f;~·:; c ~ ~ i ~ nnd Kevin . Grady, ai·e teaching SC VVJ J:' 1~:::~n fl:!::!ti8: EBrnu"'"· ·~ ' 1 o o ~~· " o o a o ~nd \\'ill no! report untH \Vcdnesd~. ¥~~ ~:~;a<i :t~i.t:~ ~110~:~1;~: :~ ~ g g g Grady also played at OCC. f;~.,.w~11~~lftu~ ;g~~:U=jg: 1111110 ,. ~<:,..1b,, ,!~;:~, " j • l Valbuena, a gradua te of Fountain 8~~.wl'1~;:e, ~~;:Q,:~ g::i~~nt• = :: ~J~: ! Valley High and OCC before movin~ to ~~~v1~/~ch!!I ~i:~::~~ E-Norlhruo, 09li¥ie. (1>alk. oP-Delroll 2. c~u. !ht• L:nil·rrsi!y of Tennes 1 s~ for !he ~;1~kt L1>11 Grihim 70.t.!·ll-X.. IOrni~ I. ~Oll-O•t•~t 9, C1lilornlft s. ?8-0.0ovl•, tll'O seasons, is one 0 Silt quortet"u/'IC' ',~.,'~<~•'•" ,n,.~!:-n_W f R~1>;ro~, 111v~• (1111 •. HR-L~hou~ !S!. S8-cnn...ljdates. ..,.., u .,.. •v• ll.iff'<: S. 001\frl•, l"l ~eo:'.v M~v~• ~JJ:r;:~ cai~m~n rL.6-!\ 1"1 ~ ~ E~ ·~ 5~ The signal-callers have been 'VQrk ing Jo~n M1h111ev T3.tt7·1'0--2IO N.11:¥•n iw.1 s! 9 1 1 o 1 11 out for several weeks and reported last Jall"ny Mlllor 11·61·n-210 ''''''"· WP-N ll:Y~ft. 1-2:07. d il'-lltrV HlnJon 11-&1'69-llC HBP-b• N.11.vin, " Tuesday to begin daily r' ll>. P~ll ll:od'14!rl n-69-/il--110 A-!6,"81. , ~ . Finals; ·Smith' Faces Nastase . ' South Afrl<'an Pa.t Prctortus. Smith bent fellow· American Brian t.ottrrl<'d, 6-3. 6-4. whlle Nast as c t'Hmi natcd Ru.'\Sian A!c:t \\Tetroveli. 6-l. 7· s. 1'ht' otht'r n1cn·s semifinal \\'ill p1t Swedish !ilar Bjorn Borg against Gulller"lO Villu of Argentina. Borg be.al 11.tanuel Orantes ol Spain 6-2. 7-4. and VIias oumed American Steve KrulcviU. 6· 0. 6-1. • ~1\!ls Evert hnrdly mlsscd 11 Point ln the first set. pla~•ini:: nle lhodieaHy from l!IC baseline DHd passini: :tli~ ~1oro1,o\•a down the sidelines every t!mC .the Ru~ian nlO\l'd !o 1hr net. B11t In the sC'cond set, .\li!is !';vert be· g11n missing !ht> con1crs and putting ht>r passing sh<>L>i in the corridor!!, and af!cr I.ht> An1crican v.·on a game io trail 2-1. ~ti~s ~1orozova v.·on four straiGht ~amcs and the M'L ~fiss Evert was ha ck on h<'r Jl:amc in the third set aud yieldt'tl just four pcnnL<i in the n,,t five games as she dOlninatcd the set. C'.ottfried took a J.-0 lead ln the first set .3.gainsl S/Tlilh, but then the fourth-~cecle<I gm ith v.·on six straigh1 games and the set v.•ilh bullet serves und niastery nt lhc ncl. ' . Gott(1ied broke Smith"s scrvict for n 2· I lead in the Sl'COnd set Sn1ith U1en broke right back for a tic and. with the score 4- 4. Smith broke GmUried again to SC'! up his \'ictory. • "\lulbUl'tl<l is iJ very good <111.irtcrback. Jle's n fine drop-back pass1.1r illld should rl'n1ain with the l'lub." !·'e;1rs s;1ys. Zctltosky, 1u1 "'~11s~:u1tling defensive ~pcrial isl <it Orn ,t:t' Co;1st. led ·the Pacifie.S Confcrenc 111 pu11! rl'l urns !:isl season a! St;1nfon £le returnt>d 21 for 299 ~;u·ds 1nclud~ on1· for ijlJ ~·ards and a touchdowA>against S:in Jose State. At O!'ange Co:t.~t , he i111<'rrcptcd 11 passC"s in two yc;ir.~ 1.11 Sl't a sl:itc junior l'ollcgc 111ark. · "Ile look.;; like :1 rt·;il fu1c candida1c ·hf!d tlt• pl<1y<; 111\h a Jot of intensity ··ilC~Ol'd111g Ill 1hOSt' 11·1io ll'lltl'hed hi1n :1t Stanford and Or:.u1~t· l'n:1~1." ~cJrs s/lys. l'a1lori. Hflt'r hi~h ~chool i.:r:idua!ion. :i1h•ndl'd ."ol1't' 1ln11H· ;1r1d \\'<IS dr;1ftrd bv tflc c;ri•rn 11;11 t';u·~1'!'~ of tl1c NfL ol1 the fuu1·th roluld 111 l'J i:t, lie teaches at ~l alCI' IJt'i. "I think ht•.;; a (lrl\' c.'.lndidalc for a lls1t:hackcr pmi!ion:' F('nrs says. "Just b1.'ca11~c hr rlid1i't niak(' it "'i th Green Inly ctorsn't rnrnn :i thin~. He had some pretty tough <'OtllJX'lition back there and he could l>t• a rcn! find for 11s."· <_:n1dy a1tend1·d Orunge Coast after ~raduation rron1 i\lr1IL'r lk>l. then went to Okluho1na. Mc w:is tenn1 captain at OCC and second team All Rtg·B nnd third !£>am All-Amerif',.1. llt' plnyl'd hi lh(' Hula Bowl nnd signed \\'ilh !ht· Calgary Stampeders in Canada -in 1971. lie is '1 \l'D<'h('r' nt ·Est;:inria High and pl:1y.~ gunrd or 1.~1·klC'. .. lf~v.· docs Fe<irs loak ;1t 1hc \\'FL? .. 1 think l\l' a~t< onr of the bt•lter \eurn5. 1n ;111 hont"~ly.'' he says. "Rirrt1 in~hnn1 lias to hr the top choice, tht·n \.\'(' should rn1c u!ong v.·ilh .t:icksoi1v11Je. (11lcngo :ind lfa\\'1111 " Stri1igs Bag 29-20 ''i~tory Over New Yori{ LOS A'.\GELES IA Pl i\lari!a Redondo suffC'l'Cd her fir st \\.'Omen's ~ingles loss of the season at hon1e but the Los Angeles Strings came back to post a 29·20 \\'oriel Tcan1 Tennis v.•in over the Nev.' ''ork Sets Saturday night for their seven1h st raight vic tory. Pain Tecgun rden took !h<.' 11·01nen's singles li·4 to end t.liss Redondo's homC st re;;ik after si :t consecutive l'ictories. Jn n1en's si ngles. J,ohn Alexander . stop1>ect '.\ikki Pi!ie of Ne1v Vork 7·5 and /\lexandC"r latt'r teamed . \\·ith Geoff l\.l:islers f11r :l 6·~ \Vin in men·s doubles over the Sc1s· Pilic und i\lanuel Santana. ·'. .. ~ ~Ot A~elt• "· N•w Yetk !O WQm<!<'' Jl"q+o• -l.,,11ut•d•n l'-!YI tJr.!1 RedOl'llk> (LAl et .Y.t~'I •ln9les -... le••""~' !LA! be,Jt Pille (NY1 .,., WQM'l•n't aooole~ -HarTe•·~u1m~~ ~LAI be•• T~u••a~~·Wol•n 6·l M•~' taovDlt• -'\'l61ter1·"'!•~•~~er (L4l bttt Pl!lc·San1a~d !NY! 6·3 M!~td dooDI~' -SY!ma~·Mtl!ers {LA.\ bc•t s~"t11n•·W~l\n & .... A -'I'll. ' • . ' .. DAILY PI LOT .. --• ' ( • EDISON'S TOM LLOY Fifth in 880 Calfler's Belt Beal s SC , 4-2 LOS A:\GELES j i\P t Former Golden \Vest Co\lrge standout Blaine Calder sn1acked a t\\'G-run homer as 1 'eppcrdine sco red thrc-e 'unearned runs 111 the> nir.th inning Saturday to beat d~fending champion Southern Californ ia. 4-2. in the first game of the NCAA District 8 baseball playofrs. The tean1s meet again today y,·ith l\\'O games if necessary to deci de the best-of· three series that will send th e winner to the college Y.1or!d Series at Qmaha next ·weekend. Southern Cal. the Paclfic-8 Confernece champion seeking its fi fth straight !\'CAA title, took a 2·1 lead into the ninth inning. But Trojans short stop ~larvin Cobb Jet Peµperd ine"s John Guarino reach first on a thro\ving,error to open the inning. Guarino look second on a sacririce and "·ent to thirU on an out before scoring on a !ingle by Carlos ~'\ejia to tie the score 2·2. Calder. a first baseman. followed with his home run and the \\'est Coast Athletic Conference champion \Vaves took a twG- run tead. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Sunda~. Junr 2 1q74 Hulst Sizzles (8:50.5), But Settles ·r or .Second By STEVE BRAND • 01 t~• Otlll ,.llol 11111 l!AKERSFIELD-Laguna Brnch's Eric 1-iutst shattered the national 1 6-year~ld n~·o-mil<' record by running 8:50.5 &itu rdav night at the state high school track ·and field championships at Bakersfield College. Bill he lost. Hulsl y,•as ins1rumental in pushing De L:l Salle's Rlch Kin iball to a nation· leading and stale meet record 8:46.S before ll,000 fans in ideal tr:tt:k y,·eather. }lulst's tin1 e erased Craig Virgin's 8:52 lfi...vear~ld mark and his 0\111 sophontorc rec.ord of 8:a4. · He and \VestminS1c.'r lligh's Jill Cald\1'ell \l"ere the standout Orange Coa st area athletes in the. meet \1·herc ~1uir High captured the tcanl title for the fourth time. "I don't feel bad about losin~." said Hulst after jogging anolhcr 11;: inilcs fol!o\1ing the ra('c. . . '"l "'anted to break 8:50, but this 1s :1 nice way tG end the high school season. I . ' ' ·' GIRLS ran 11\C race just t'1e \Yay t wanted but I didn't realize J\ilnball was qui te that fast." Kin1ba!I took the lead arter the firsl lap. built a substantial lead through the tnile and then saw Hulst run a 67.6 lap to lakC a brief advantage. \Vhh a lap to go, Kimball burst past l1ulst and again stretched out to a 20· yard mar~in, cruising in at 63.0 for the final 4.W. "J felt I was in it until "'e \1·ent into the .final tum, then tic started lifting in· stead of fa lling back . .and I kne"' he had it "'Oil." Kimball proVed the star of the meet \\'hen less than an hour later he came back to l).ip Sunny Hilts' Andy CliITord to \l'in the mile at 4:06.6. 'rhe 8:56.S and 4:06.6 were the (astest· eve r distance double. ll u!st appeared to be, ill af'te r the race, but said that wasn't 1he case. •· 1 \vas simply not used to the dryness JILL CALDWELL W est11rinster Girl Triun1ph s ' BAKERSFlELD-\Vhen Westminster High's Jill caldv.·ell beard the first lap time oI her mile run victory Saturday night in tbe state high school track and fie ld· meet, il took her tv.·o laps to recuperate. "I heard the announcer s.<>y l ran a 66 second lap, I knew I had gone out too fa st," said the freshman who was lhe only Orange Coast are.a champion with a time or 5:02 .2. 100 -1. w;,ei-fLi Jollil lO.t. ~-ltffd (Jard•"· L..t.l 11.1. 3. Mec11t~ csaters1111c1i 11.1 "I figured tha t would be a 4:24 mlle 110 -1. wiser IL• Joli•> 7~.7. 7· Nlc~lO!! and that would have been a world's {Ber~e!ey) 7S.1. J. MtC•l•b IB•~er1!11ldl 2S.6 uo -1. V1ne1l1 lTetre L.lnd1l 56.4. 2. Mocrt record.°' lll.oval ) 51 t. l. Nlt»ol• ("'t"1ol }8.4. h t I ·9 d 83 . aao _ 1. cos1e11o;> 11>1e111ni Hiiis ) 2:10.,. 1. T c next Y.'O aps Y.'ere 1 an ""°er\.Ofl cMM"ifl!l11oe) 7 17 !. 1. Trumblv cc111111119•> seconds. leaving her 30 yards behind the ,,11.1 I d M11e -1. c .. 1~11 1wes!min111r1 s :n .1. 7. ea er. cer•ante• 1corcoran1 l Cl 9, 1 1Ceye1 fTamal1>.1l•1 ··1 v:as v.·orried because I wasn•t 510~ d eo high 1111rclle1 - , Boon• tF•rr"IO!lt, Oak11~01 running "'ell," she sai . It \\"asn't thnt I 11 1 1. SchH11r~o tw.110 .. G1e'"1 11.1. 1. F°''"' \\"as hurt. I was just frustrated. Then I tVrete) 11.l ..o rein _ 1. Be•-•l•v 47.s. 1. Muir a .s. J. started moving again and l really felt w1.nl111j1on, u. 41.1. supc< ue mtdlev re!.w -1. Berkeley 1 :~.4. 2. W1,h· • l"l!tor1, LA 1:11 .•. J. Ro-t11 1:'1.1. '"!'hat's v.·hen I knew I had it won.'' Sl>OI ""' _ i. O.••ne <v1u1.,,, 111v, soi •I~\. 1. l\1iss Caldwell's time lowered the p~~o C(lroOfl) "6-1' r ) L.1"• (WM1!1~nOI '3·9 ' d f 1J6 Htgh ;.....,0 _ , B•11<kt111rn 1cu-r1yl w. 1. nat ional high school girls recor o 5: Giibert <San Lul1 Rev .t.c..i.nw, ~I w. i. loel!Mr and while she's run faster, she said she 1c1ev1on v1nev. Corw:oro t S-4. h · L"""' 111'1'11 -1 A11<1erson 1w1,111no1on. L"'I "·' 7. y,·as just appy to \\'in. . .. , . F~"eir~ !K;ng C•1v1 11-1· •. J. L.v<11v {'A•~••l 11-i. "This makes up for the el 1g1 b1hty T~im •ll"dongs -1. Berkeley 13.1. LI Joli~. 10. J. h I · h h CIF ·· 'd th t'I .,.,~,~,1191,,,,_ L.o• A"t!ele" 9. ~. q;e1 1.111110n Bov· ~•11 ass c \VII I e , Sfll e pe l e, .. and my mouth \\'as so dry f was choking." said Hulst Edison lllgh junior Toni Lloy, \l'ho \Y3~ rated one of the favorites in the 880 coming Into the meet, rallied to finished fifth In 1:52.7. "J"m more mad than disappointed.'' S..'lid Lloy, who \\':J:S boxed in \\'ilh 330 yurds to go. Before he got clear, he was hopelessly behind Burbank 's John Musich v.·ho 'i'OO In 1:51.0. "I got knocked all around on the last lap," said Uoy, "'ho at 6-3 Yi8S !he biggest runner in the race. The Orange Coast area's only other entry. Newport !-!arbor's Brian TheriDt, was never a factor in •the 440, running 49.2. finh1hing ninth: . lt.1uir was led to the title by hurdler Fred Shaw Who captured the 120 highs in 13.7, just a tenth off the state meet record, \\"On the 180 lows in an upset 18.9 and pushed the Mustangs' mile relay team into an insurmountable lead with a slrzling third leg on ·route to a 3:13.8 clocking. . Tha t mile relay titne is the faslest in the nation this year. San Francisco Wilson's Charles Hatch nearly erased Dwight Stone's stati.! meet hlgh jump record v.•hen he had a clo.5e miss at 7·2 after clearing 7-0 to win the event. The meet featured a first ever slate girls competition and the result 'fliS seven nationa l high school girls records. including lt.fiss Cal<h\.'eU's 5:02.2. Kennecly Gnu1es LAGUNA'S ERIC HULST Sets National Record Qiiarrie S teal.s Show, Nips Crockett, Williams BERKELEY I AP) -Jamaican Don Quarrie upset t.:.S. sprint stars Steve \\'illiams and Ivory Crockett in a photG- finish JOO.yard dash Saturday and scored an easy victory in the 220 lo steal the show al the Kennedy Games track and fie ld meet. The 23-year-0ld University of· Southern Ca\ifomia student ..,,.on the JOO in 9.4 and \\'as a 20.7 victor in the 220, an event "''hich \Vill~ams and Crockett passed up. Crockett, recently crowned "world's fastest human," took" his third place finish gracefully. '·i had to come doY.TI somelime and it happened to be this meet. I needed to lose." he said. Crockett also sa id he leaned too early, mista king a chalk line on !he track for lhe fin ish line, Quarrie had already edged past him at that point. ~Taren Seidler of Chicago's f\fayor Daley Youth Foundation team provided another hi ghlight of the meet when she broke the American "·omen's shot put record for the third time !his season with a loss of 56-7. It wa! 51,: incites o\·er her one-"•cek-0ld record. Former San Clemente resident Patty Johnson \\'On the JOO.meter hurdles with a lime of 13.7 and f.fary Decker of Ci a rd en Grovf. captured the "·omen ·s 440 in 54.3. breaking the meet record of 55.1. It y,•as the first defeat for Crockett since the Philadelphia Pioneers' runner established a world record of 9.0 seconds in the event three weeks ago. \Villiams shared the old \\'orld ma rk of 9.1. an even st ronger move on Crockett's left I side. The v.·inning time y,·as one-tee th of a second off the meet and stadium record . Shot put world record holder • A1 '- F'euerbach. another San Jose resident, won his specialty \\'ith 69-11 . beating rival George Woods by seven inches. Both had competed at Wichita, Kans .. on Friday. with Feuerbach scoring another narro \Y victory in the U.S. Track and Field Federation meet. Host Unive rsity of California scored its first victory in the six-yea r histor,y of the meet when its 440 relay tea m co1nposcd Of three football players and hu rdl es specialist McKinley !l.toseley won in 40.0 second s. The Philadelphia Pioneers team. "·ith Crockett leading: off, \\'as second in 41.J. Hoy,•ard Strickland. a tailback in the football season, n1ade nn excellent handoff to \\'ide rcce!ver-anchonnan Sammy Bums. \Yho held off the Pioneers' Hasley Cray,•ford . Adoptio11 Guild Te11nis Finals Sl:ited Todav " Robbie and Lnurie Cunningham will tl·•go. l"remon• Od•••M. cu~~trlv, P IH11111 Hill•· blond 1a-.vear-0ld . -----''-"~ L•nda en!! W•:":'"::::C'":":"C'O"C'C' _________ ....c __________ _ Southern Cal. now 43-19, scored a run in 1rc (ourth \1·hen To1n Bhag1vat si ngled, "'ent to third on a \1·Hd pitch and rt tbro11•ing error and S<:orcd on n si ngle from Dennis Li ttl cjoh11. ----~ Quarrie . second-place Williams and third·p!ace Crocket t all were limed in 9.4 on the University of California's Edwards Stadiwn track. a cinder and dirt surfa ce. considered one of the slO\l'est on the West Coast. Crockett had defeat ed \Villiams in ano ther photo finish. both tiined in 9.2, a \1'eek earlier at lt.1odesto. face Dennis Trout and Neill Bessent in the fcaturl'<I men's final s of the Adoption Guild doubles tennis tournament tod ay ai the Nc\\·port Beach Tennis Club. ' • • • -; • ~ ! ATIN. TOYOTA OWNERS Month of May Special .. sz?c~MT o"T~l<- 6,000 nd 12.000 ll'ile Se"ic;es WITH THIS AD • NOW YOU CAN LEASE '74 VOLVO ' . ~=J64 4 DR. • Automalic. a1r ·cond .. 6 cylinder. genuine leather · interior. steel rad1at l1ros. 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Division Oakland 28 21 Kansas City 25 l1 Trxas 25 '" Chicago 22 22 1\ngels 24 26 ~11nnrsota 20 24 S1t~rd•V'I Gll!"IH (1,vel~n~ i, l(~n\~I {llV 1 New var~. 6,-M.,lt\f!SOU .I,, 11 \n~,n~1 ()111tl~NI -4, Mll"'~~·t• I 80l!Otl &. {h!ClllO 0 le•••'· i11IHll'lo•e l "'nt•l1 4, Oettoll 1 Moftllav'• 011"'' )(,,. .. , Clh •I 8tlllf'l'IOI'• n~ton '' , ... !"""°'' Only o-~ 1Cllto11ulfCI l'cl. .542 .533 .47Q .4i l .<68 .468 .571 .521 .Siil .500 .480 .455 GB "' 3 31~ 3'> ]" 2• ~ 3 31: 41 ! 5'· .. /'\AT IONA L LEAGUE 1.-:ast Di,•ision w L St. Louis 25 22 Philadelphia 26 23 Montreat 21 2tl NC\\' York 2L 28 Chicago 18 25 Pittsburgh 18 21 \\'est Division Dodgers 31 14 Ci ncinna1i 27 20 ,\tlanta 26 23 l·rouston 21 25 San Francisco 21 26 San Diego 18 ~7 Sl!urdl Y'I G;mu N•w V~•lt J, HDll! '='> I OOdqtr1 IQ. cn.c•~o c-'"•T•1ou•Q~ U, (<,l<ln,1~'' I ~·.Lou•• J. ~~n Dlll'llD 0 Pnll...,tlphi~ 6, $.In Fr~~t'l<O 1 ''"°"'"Ml I, r.11~n13 6 110 •~n1n111l Tad•Y'I G1me1 Pel. GB .532 .5:ll .512 I .42tl 5 .409 5 1 ~ .400 6 .725 ·_574 8 .531 10 .519 10 1 ~ .5-0'J II .327 21 "'"•nl' \(IO•A 31) M l/(ll'lr,•t fRllllftl ,.)) l-iou11cn !Gro!ll~ .. 11 11 Nt1¥ York tP1r1ter 1-l or 5~!1fot •i ] f) Ood9er1 ($~!10n .. ,! fl C~kaH (Rtuchel ~l '"" Fr~"!l)CO !O"AC!IUl!fo l·)t ••• Ph!llollelphla !Lonl>Ol'<:I •·Sl ~~n Olt'llO !l'"t.) lll 11 ~' L~11i1 tC11'1is l·Sl Pll"bll"ll (Kl'°" 1·Jl 11 c;~''""•ll !Norman •·11 ~,., Oamt1 411•"!9 •I "hi!•clt!Olll• ((.henMI .. I p."1.~ C"l(illf\atl .i N""' YQ<"ll Ol>lf te"""' K~n111c11 Crockett led through the first 80 yards of Saturday's race. ~un \\'ith a trailing \vind of 3.6 miles per hour. the closely "''atched Williams of San Diego Sta te edged ahead of Crocketl on the right side but the almost-forgolten Quarrle made • The men's final e is set for I : 30. The \l'Om<'n'S title · match fenturii1g Terry Brassey and Gail Elliott against Pat iltcCabe and Lindsay il·torse gets under wa y at 3. And th e open mixed doubles finnl finds Janice lt.-letcalf and Randy Verdieck against Connie Pearson and King Lambe.rt at noon. The Qlllflingham doo defeated Hank I..eich!ried and Bob Duesle.r, fi....4. 6-1 in Satw'Clay'! semifinals \\'hile Trout and Bessent toppled llorst Ritter and !I.lark Elliott. 6-3, ~. G-3. In the mixed se mis. ~1etcalf and Vcrdieck downed Rarbara \Vrighl anc( BOb Ogle, 7·5. 4-6, Ii-I \~·hile Pearson and Lambert tn,;µl'd K.:ithy Dc:i n and Goorgl' Yardley. 6-2. 6·1 ... TDll•Y" l omt Stl!ldul~ ~ 1.11"1 -l'll)mOn"i "· Wc .. •Cfl'I (. lten'I Q, lQ JG //tfl"I "· Men·• B. Wo"''"" D. na<;f\-WOl!"lt"'• n. '·''''"' '· Ml•td oP..n; I JO../ool•fl'I 01>9fl. M!Alll A, Ml~td O; l-WamPn'• <>l!"n. N.1•"'1 B, M"td C S•lurdlJ'I llt1Ylll Mtn'1 Open L:iCn1r1~~0~1f~~:~:t &·I; cT~.;:,tJ.~~,;j 'o'::. "''~;;. Elliot! '-J• J .. , '-J. MIKtd 0Ptll Mtlt1ll·Ver<1lt<k <1el Wrl~M-()Qlt 7-~. 4·6· ~ 1. P11r1«1·L.•m~rt lie! Ofen·Ver!lley 6·1, 6·1 Mtll'I A DIYlllOll .t.1trl0o ... 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M..i'I ( 0 1Yoll0ft $.al1Tt9frbfor-Jlt"ll'I'" !!ti. &•111.,.11(,..1 1 s. 1 !J l(l""fdV Ul!I dfl C•vt r!Y.(IVIH1Y • ,, I,, t.7 Wem111's c OIYISl.-1 •E01no11..,., 5,.,..1111 !It• Culflflt)\ llurro l I. o·J , W•~flCI• 810W ffl. llllltllKhllll·llf~oltv 7.~ •••• Is MIKn ( OIYllJOfl ("••-J'"'~" Oj'I s:yrme11 !l\lf\~t ""J, 6-), 0<1al•v· D\ldlfV EU!. Tln9-'J:~ ~'ot~;i:;.'' W. Olton-Ywnv ct-e• Du•c~•r•!lr~,,,.,., •·6, /-). •·1, Nlcr..o\1•)o.tkt011 cit! (10nfv·Mof'o•11 ,.~ • .,. Womtll'' 0 OIYlllttl .t.llrf'O.Jo~~1"' dtl con1111~.Ko1u.,. •·"'-'"'' •->1 Wl!h•Nt •I Ott. l'ltn(~·l'll"t t•I• I I ""ll~td 0 bl~lllO!I 'i'•t(~Am·M•!Cllam !Iv! MollO>,..Ol\O !IV "''~l•I! ~W&fl-·Pll"Oll~! dtl J•l-"8" J•C~l~f\ IC • l : • $1 Million -.... WFL Offe1· To Pltn1l{ett POR'fLAr\D -Jir11 P I u n kc It', tiuart<:_rback for the N1~\v l~nglund Patriots, h:is been of(l'rl·d a fivc-ycnr ton!rac1 estim11ted at SI n1i1hon lo jun1p •o the Por11and Storm of the \Vo1·Jd f'ootball League, the Oregon Journal said S:11urday. The .paper said It learned of a conference call made Friday between Slorm manager Ron !1.lix. team owner Bruce Gelker of Ne"''port Beach and OaKland attorney "Wayne !looper. Hooper represents Plunkett. 1.1ix y,•ould admit only . thal • ·lhc conversation took . place and that prog ress is being made. e Neid#1arl: 60°10 LONG BEACH-UCLA freshman Jim Neidhart, a former Ne1vJX1rt !Tarbor High : standout, won the shot put \Vitti a heave of 60-10 at the second annual L<>ng Beach Track Classic, here, Saturday. ~Jim Arriola, a so phomore :it Gahr I·ligh. set a national mil e record (or 15· year-0lds witfi a time of 4:08.8 . e ll'TT f'b1es \Vorkl Team Tennis has "levied stiff fines'' againsl !he Boston Lobsters and player<0ach Ion Tiriac in connecti on \Yith a dispute lasl \Vedncsday night al ?\.1iami, commissioner George Ma<:Call of Emerald Bay said Saturday. !l.·lacCa\I said he also upheld the forfeit victory ;awarded Florida wh~n Tiriac ordered his players from the court following · several arguments \\'ith. officials. Action against Tiriac "included a \~a rning of indefinite suspension If in the future he directs players to quit play," · J\IacCa!I said. e Arizona lfpset GREELEY , Colo -F'reshman Rick Thoren of Northern Colo rado shook off a case of late infling weakness Saturday in holding tGp-ranktd Arizona to just li ve si ngles as underdog UNC scored a 6·2 win Gver the Wildcats and swept "I.he NCAA District 7 ba seball playoffs in ty,·o games. UNC. oow 31·11. knocked.off Arizona . 6- S. in !he opening gam..e of the series F'riday behind the pitching o( another freshman-Keith Bailey -as lhe Bears adl'anced to the College World Series in Uinaha. e l1'0#11/111ler S/1ar11 \\'ICHfTA -Rick Wohlhuter ran.. a meet record 3:55.1 mile Saturday night in the fina ls of the United States Track and l;-ield · f'edera tion championship a t \\'ichita State Uni versity. Len Hilton finished second In 3:fl6 7. Bru ce Fisher clocked a 3:58.5 for third, just· nipping Ted Castcnac1 • ! 3: 58.a I. Others under the four-minute mark 11'ere Keith Palmer (3:59.2) and J eff. Shcmmel (3:59:4). · e Jllil<•llf'll J111t1/JS BIB~ilNGH_.\~1. A f·a . The Hirm ingham Americans of ttie \Vorld Eootball Lragu<' announced Saturday they ha~'e signed starting tight end Jim r..111chell of the National Foot.ball League Allanta Falcons to a multi-year contract. e Bndg~rs ll'in SY RA CUSE Heavily-favored \Visconsin trailed early, but quickly moved on lop at the halfway mark and breezed home to ""in its second straight Intercollegia te Rowing Assoc i a ti on Chan1pionship. The winners came home four lengths ahead of J\1IT Saturday. Coach Randy Jahlon ic's Badgers. <ii!;() \~·on the junior varsity eights over the. 2.()()(1.mc ter Onondaga Lake cou rse. e Pol<' lo A111freUi ' LEXINGTON, Ohio -Mario Andretti pushed his Lola to an average speed of 103.76.1 miles per hour Saturday to claii-n the pole position in the first SG-mile heat race Sunday of the Formula 5000 Championship race at the lt.lid-Ohio Sports car Course. 1'oday's Sports On 1'elcvisio11 11 " a.nl , (21 -CBS SPORTS SPECTACU l.AR -The Kcnilcdy J\1cn1oria l Garne s. lnl1t."<I Saturday ~erkelcs. Al so, th" U.S. and USBR nationAI v.·re~tling lc1un.c; n1eel in Ne\v York's Madison Sq11ar{' Garden . 11 :10 n.tn . Ill \ -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicngo CUbs mee t at \\'rig ley Field. I p.m. !2 ) -KE!l.IPER 9 PEN - F'inal round or the Kemper Open goH lou rnainenl. The 7.278-yard, parl72 Qua.J I llollow· Country .Club Is one or the longest on the PC.1\ tour. iol l -PREP SPOUTS \\'0111.1) - A Los Angeles city schoo!IJ boy's gymn<lstirs meet. ·· 2:30 p.m. !21 -CBS TENr\IS CtASSIC Aus1 raha s John Alexander meet s Nikki l'ilic of Yugo!>lnviB in :i n opc nint.: n1ntch from Austin. Tcxns. 3.30 p.nl . i7\ \Y 0 n LI) INVITATI ONAL Tt:NN IS t:l,ASSIO -Chris Evert VM. f.llargti rel t:ou rt 1n the wotncn 's: ~ingles finals. • ' •• l • • • l • • ! What's Doing Outdoors· JIM NIEMIEC Soulh~·rn C:alHorn111 angl1·rs 1:njOycd -grl.'ll l we11 lhcr and J!Wtl f1shl11~ ;1l 111ost rccrc:i!iun areas in Californ iu Ii.1st \1'ei·k1·nd l'n•ssurc wns high fro1n v.•atl•r skiers, bout.ers un<l b;ll li1·r!I. 11 hic h. in son)£ arc<.1s l1a1npcrl'll fi sh ·rnlcn. Lakes •llld sll'l·iuns 11•ill h11ve 11 chance to rest up dvnn~ lt1t· next lcv.· Wl'l'ks und a11.i:l1•rs pl unn1ng 011 visltins Sou1hl;ind frl'sh wa ler fis h111g spol:-i.houlll fu1<l consl~tunt fishing for h;iss, tnull , bl11r·~iJ <ind 1·:1tl1sh. Big Bcu r l-<1kc lt·alurcs 1<1ntast1c b!ucgil :.i11rl sun fish an~lu1g for the 1\'hol1· f:1n11J~·· 'l'hc i:ooJ eating panfish .have rnov cd right 011 lo slu..!_llOWGr"-...... ;ind :ire c·asy 10 c<ilCh .using woriTii. or 11111 fl~. • S1nall bass :.i re :1\so /11tt1n!l ul the \1eeds 011 U;~ss /'111,011 110111)\:rs fish1•d \.\.'1lh "" lly rod .' Troul are sc:.11tercd over lht• l:ikc wilh the hot spots IX'ing liroul and r.·1elcalf ba ys, \V inrty l'uinl :ind ne11r the obscr\•atury. Still rishcrrnen using Zeke's lloat"n bait arc i)vcraging four 1rout per rod. y,·hilc trollcrs using IJ:ivc Davis rlg~ arc uvcraging about three onc-pounder1 per 11n~li'r. Look for n t._"Ql'ltinu1'Ci good bite on bass and p<infi~h tu co11· ln1uc wel l into August 1\'hen the wee ds \rill be in tull b\uon1 ;ind ·be "·ork ing ugalllst shore <~lld boat <1nglcrs. 1 .... 111-:e l·'isl1i11~1 Al111t·e Aver1•!1e \T oll evhall • Tit.le Tilt Se t Toda )· • l".tl!h! ol the top teums in the 11 '11011 hutll\• fo!' the U.S. glrli; 11.iJ .. 1·h;1ll ch11 rnpionshi11 to<luy ;11 .\lunna HiKh. In l o~lav's quurlcrfinal µluv H:u1n111;.: fuces the Chle:.igo A11- ''1ar~ ;u1d Santa Fe rr1t·cts ll11r h;111k ;1t IU th\;: n1orning 11 11111· ,\larlhoro h :i t I 1 e :1 f•:1hllades No. 1 ;ind 1itir:i £'11~1;1 tanglt'S with ~1:iryn1ou1u .11 11 · :tn . Sl·n1ilinals art' set fo r I o r·lor·k \Vi!h t ~ l'ht.1mpionship till sla1cd for 3. A consolntion g;1 n1c wilt be played at 2:30. . . Adfnissio n is free to the ' ('\'f'tlt \\•hich features the top pl'cp gi rl volleyball players in lhc n::1tion. e ·"'"'"""" Jtl\'P l'rank S\1·eeny v•as named ;\Jarinu 1-lil{h's most 1·aluahle l(·n11is pla.vcr at a banque t this [li!S1 Wet>!;. Other a1v;1rds incl u<lcd : . . . . . , ... . . ~ . ' . .. / Sunday, Junt 2 1974 DAIL\' PILOf ' - Irvine ::ind Antahchn lakes in Ofange Co unty \\·ere husy v.ith tl shlng rated ubo vc averaAe for a holiday v.·cckt•nd. l.in1Hs 111 trout v.·1•re nol r,onunnn, hut nice strinAers were tal.r n hy 1nost all anl!lers (ishi11i.: the prod11ctivc spots of the ·lakt· u.~i ng Zeke 's and s11l1non eggs. ,\ fe11· bass. crappie and l'atfish \\t•re ;1lsu .inclurlcri in the fish c11 unts ut h'\'ine. For rescr\•alions ill Irvine phQD!:.tiillil::l· l:>i!O. C•pld•n _ "~:~!1hH ""'"'k .. "'0" 01·11·11r1e Lea.gue Clfan1pio11.s '"""ov..i J~!' ku•""r. rl'O•I .1 In r"r~•lon~1-01u W<:>I; A.!l·~un1~1 ~1e b f th f) 1''11 II ' h f l~A<•u• aw~·a~-Frdn~ liweenv. cr e1q 1 rn e rs 0 e ana •.l S · 1g Schoo baseball tea1n. c!Jarnpions i)arryl lloiw·e and .lain1e \'c!a.~to. Back row. Steve Roberts. Bruce ..._ anti trout fi shlnA i,1<1S 011 the slow side on the upper and lo\\·cr portions of the Colorado ltiver. Anglers found ii dHli· cult to locate ;i quicl t:ove io "'hich to try an d uutsmart fish . w.1c1>~•. M11•k Monwn, s1u c.ooic. of the Orange Lea gue. include., front row froin left: 81·11 S'pr1·no. I · St 'l 'kl f f • Junior v1r1ny 8 . 11 . "' .au r1a. eve 1• 1 os. Jo 111 U loa. Box er 1'orres, Greg 1 hoinason . Mo•I w•!u•l>le--Ru•' l•uc hld•. n1a n. I Vanga!1s. Ri<'k l·lallsted. }ilitch Jl.1cComb. Don Fowler. :\l·Benaviclez andcoachD.ennis Nespor. t • p 1 •I " -8 o b Kno;. moot ________ ..::. _____ :.:_::.:_::.:_:::_:_::.::_::_.::_:.::.:_:::.:..:_::.:_:.:_:_:_:::,::.:_: _ _.'.:'.._'.'.::'.'.".'~:'.:.'.:.:'.'.'.'..::::':C:.':.::'.;'.'.'.".'~'..'.'.':'.':~:.:_:------------ Temperatures of 120 drgrl.'t'S and no "''ind kept most flstrcr- men under -shade durlni:: {he 1nidd.ay hours. In the high counlry 1nany lakts \Vere fished for th~ first tin1c as back packert made lhcii: "·ay to recently-opened lakes. Wealher 1vas warm find the skies 14·ere clear. Back packt•rs i,1ere cautioned about mosqaitos close .lo lakes. strl!a n1s and in 1neadO'>IS, Sl1111l 1:is l1i11g G11111I '"'Pr<>ved-TOfT' l 0>p~1 ; m~I +n•Jllrati01Wl-8ll'J'd Haw~!n,, Fl'Olh•IO!'ll M~I v•l .... bl--C.M•lle I( 0 t I I ~ •• c•~Min-R1Jl/y 11e1n1e; mo•• lmprowl'O-ll.1~l>••d H••low: moit 1n•pir•llon11-Renee llrawn. e Jtl e•11n• f,e ad · Jr1· Lo"·en ;ind Br ian ~lc !\lahoJ_l of Costa i\les::1 look Large ri1·crs in Northern Califomie 11re--st&rting t& gll"c up ~\'er the scratch doubl~s le~d good catches of shad to lly rOOdcrs "'ilh the average -Jngler , in the 29th annua l Cahfornia hook ing as 1nc1ny fish during a day as he <'1!il handle~ Shad are, S!ate _men's IJ<>v.·Jing cham· rcry good fit:hlers nnd strike eagerly at special satn10n nies. ~ionsh1ps in Oxnard ia~! ~1ost 1l1l the ril·crs in Northern Cali fornia have a run of "'<'ekcnd. ~had but anglers 1n;1king their 11ay nort h sho uld check 1vit h l . ..ov.·en fi red a 593 and local sporting gooPs slor~ 19 sec "'here the run is loc<i ted on !\Ic!\lahon :i 64.1 for ~· 1.236 any gi\'Cll day. tolal to llOld a t1'·o-pin adr<i ntagc over sceond place. They arc sevent h in the han<licap doubler-.· )1 eil111c~ ltl11ki11fJ C1t111e bncl.; Anglers arc back to averaging better than three big ye llows per rod as the ~an1c sportflsh of the Pacific found conditions lo their likin~ this p;tSI v.·cek and .cooperated with party boat anglers. If the warm v.·cathcr trend continues and \l'C don't get any <Siron~ v.·ind11 the yello\l'S should bite e<rnsistl'n tly from now 'til the season grudua lly comes to an end in October. Ycllo\\'lail are also being picked up by harbor area sport- fisbers and party hruiL.; near the coastal kelp beds, at the outer islands and occasional!)' from und er fl oaling kelp Pjllties. Pri\'atc bootCrs can do v.·ell hy trollin,i:t: feathe rs or metal jig11 close to kelp and off roeky poin ts in ·hopes of hooking into a ycllov.·. \V illa rd Boa t \\1orks of Olsta ,\l<•f'a took over fi rst place in the !can1 h;_indic11p sl~ndings "'ilh a 3.232 score. On the 1c:1m that bowls al Kona L~ncs in C-Osta fllesa "'cekly are: D. L. \\'oodhurn. 527: Jim 1\emback. 557: Ed lH<ison. 5~5: Da1·c Lc rc™.·y. 577 : and _ Hobert Brisson. !'>!II! e 1t=1ee• 1'11111 Salt \\':lier big gan1e fishitrmcn returning frotn Rant·ho Bucna Vis ta and other rl'SOr ls l:in lhr -t1µ of Baj;i. bring hack \l'Ords of encour::igcmcnt for anglers planning on n1aking a lrip during June. .. Los Angeles· Aztecs stY .,'('r trani. current\\· tilt' hottl·st prod uct in 1he North American Soctcr Lea,guc s I a n d i n g unbt~a ten ;:iftcr fivr r.arncs . ll'ill get its stiffest test of th~ .voung season tod ay 11·hen it ho~\~ l\1 iami in a 3 •J"tlflCk ~·.:11ne at East Los .\ngc\e.~ i\larlin. sailfish. broadbill. dolphin, roostcrfish :incl ambrr- jack arc all being hooked and landed in good nu1nbers. A few early arriving bl<1ck and bluc... nH1r.liu.lH!Y" also bct•n hookl.'<L but !he large rnarlin arc \'l'rY stubborn 11lx..ut being brought to ga ff. Collt'CC. Wt~strrii11ster, MV r.1i:1 1n·1 has Jost j~t once in fi\·e gan1es and ~atwes a hll(h-scori11g attack led by \\"a rrcn Art"hibald. a for\\'ard fro111 1'rinidnd "'ho scored 12 goals last se ason. , Topple ~egioti Foe s 'I11e Azll'c.~ count pr l\iilh Doui;:lns !\lc~1Jllan \1·ho is afternoon. lie also had a currently tied for ~l'COnd in dou b1e and two singles. 1hc league scoring chase "'ith i1!iss ion Viejo an d \\'cst1ninster 14'0n slugfcsts and Dana Hills "'as dealt a defea t in American Legion baseball play Sa turda,\'. r.lission Viejo topfX'd \"isiting Pl acenti a. 10-9, \\.'hen Scott Lang boon1ed a IO!h inning lcadoff hon1cr. \Vc slminsicr bagged a 10-7 victory ove r host \Vcstern and Dana l·li!ls fell to visi!ln~ Katella . 10-4. Lang's roundtrippcr in the 10th \vas his fourth hit of the ICCC Pair 111 Victorv " In ;1 member-guc~t ~olf tourney al El Niguel Country Club. Tina Hall' and guest Charlene Jlol!o\\'ay of lr\'ine Coast CC finislll.'<I first with a 6G score. Four tcan1s tied al 6i \ril h Judy Erick~on ;ind ltazcl Rcckt>r of S:lnt::i An:l -CC p1:1Cing scCilnd on 111 i1tchin~ c:irds. Others included !)Oris Handschu~h and C a r o I i n e l'\lulvin of Sa n C 1 c 111 en t +' l\l unicipal Co11r~l·. r.1•et•n Schu1nan :ind il.1inii Ctrt•cn!)erg or El Camino ct: and Agnes Gouin and .JC'ati.nic Shnn1:-of South Hills CC. Phyll is Hofn1ann and ht'r mother ~.:die llofn1iinn of Roll ing. II ills CC finishNI 1\ ith 68. K11thv 8 aun1an nnd llrlcn Sharpe o·r Los Posas 1~ere nl'XI at 69. Four members or the ~I Niguel club parlic1p:t1l't1 in u . mcmbcr-gU('SI toumami'.'ht ,, YorOO Linda (!ountry Club \hi~ Ginnv Rordwr!l and ""f\t!-k. Doris Joh ns-On werr n1c'.>rnhrr~ ·rearnmate Steve Roberts four J!Oals ;ind fil'e as~ists for lashed l1'"0 doubles v.·ith one of IJ points Balumore·s Pete them SCQring \\ro nins in 1he S,\'h·cstcr leads i,1·ith 14 points. four1h. And Tony Hichardson e 1,1et De adliiie had a p.'.lir of sin!;lcs and l1\'0 rbi for !\lission Viejo. J)eadline for submitting an 'Vestminste r 11•as Jed by f'n1ry to p!a.v in ~li~sion Tony Acoo1nando, Bob Hale. V\ejo's annu:i f four-divisio n David T\viss and 'fin1 Rich-tennis tournament is \Ve<lnes· ards. dav. Accomando had t h re c The tournament has been si ngles , Richards knockt!d \n a split this year. i,1•ith the A and run in the first \Vilh a triple R 1ourne~' actio n set for Sept. and later han1n1crcd a double. 21·2:! and 28-2!1 :i t th c T1~·iss' t11·t:>-baggcr in 1hc rcrrea\i,on C'C'nter's 15 cou rts. fifth fra1ne scored two runs C t1 nd [) con1pctitim1 ll'ill be and Hichard Bosen had a run-staged .J une 15·16 and 2'2-23 scoring double in the first. ~·1i<;.sion Viejo is also hosting Hale kn ocked in three runs. a junior tC'nnis tou rney Aug. scoring t1''0 1'·ith a single in ~1·25. n1eaning players in lh<..' the first and knockin g in !he C and D divisions n1ust be 18 third with a bvo-baggcr in the or older. fifth. Hrucc 'Varrin~ton had Uana -. l .... u1•r11sse (~11111es Hills· big blow. a sixt h i1u1ing -~lo hon1e run. Mn~<>" "''"" Ct) .. " .. . ' Pe"Y· rl fl~"""· lb llicllar<1~001. " ll Ob('rl~, 11 lano, t i Se1wn1. < ' ' 1 ~ ~ ~ l 1 l \ ' £ I ~ 0 I 1 • J 0 0 < I I II 1 0 0 " 1 0 ~.. 0 0 0 0 I Jtt11• Seo•• ov IM!!IQ• ' " . F<>•· 111 Tav•o•, J1>-p Pla<l>I'~ p Romm-Ii. pn 0-Cn>mare, lb lol•I• P1ac~"lia 200 aro ,.o o-9 ~ 1 Mil•lotl Viejo~ ~1 .OHi 1-!0 1' l fl{(OrTIOnOo, SS·rl R11W11, t1 llor ~~rd1, <1.·11 kulloc~i, !II Holl. 0 YO<l~r. I! Twi~'' 1~ ~mHn, " WAl>n, ( Loome•. lo falil• ' " . w-"'"'"''•' \'.'!!>lftn OD!) 030 Al!l !0 I) I 00C 111 111-I ll S OlfM It.ti~ !O •• ' ' •• e·~,...·nci. lo ' ! ! • Mt()m~ UP ' • n,,.1 11r,r1. ro ' ' • • YlftCIOI» t • • ' • ... 11,!ed. " ' ' • • IL'lrlin ti ' • ' ' '~"""' .. ' I ' ! H.,,,n. It ' I ! Jflff<I, " I W•""'"'on. •I l I I 9,1~•t. II ! i "~""' n ' S1<•!10'!, ID l • ' ' Johns Honkins Un11·ersitY 1.-icrosse team will be in . Southern California. for '"'O ~:1111c!' al Crorn"':ell rfi-ld on the University of Scu1hrr11 California can1pus·J une .15·Hi. John~ Hopk in~ and the i lni\'ersily nf il.larvlanc! 1\'iil play f or t he NCAA ch:irnpionship prior to th:ll tin1e. . Uoth gan1es begin at 2 \V1th the Los An j!C'lcs Lacrosse Club furnishing the oppooition in the r1 r~t cncount('r and an alls'.;.•r 1e:i n1 in the scrond outing. Go r~ki Na 111cd Cior1to11 c:or~~i thC ou1stpnd1ng 1111~ 11:1n1eJ .. r,Hl r lo• (;(l~ta ~fe~a llil{h ;I\ Ill<..' sq11 ud 's i1\1·ar<ls gel loge1her S:11urday C111•a•" fem 11.ed!•l'f•• IL\ 0,, Vnlvelllt ""'~ C.0•1•1. IL\ Ol I tmrwowfd: R*' • ....,.,; /II. o t I ln•Pfl•llOlllll GU!lfft Cill<1kl Girls Gain · Bad111i11ton CIF Se11ii s j) 1' T A n l 0 -D i a n n a Gaudcnti of Estancia Higl1' has gained a s~t in the se•nifinals ar.d three Orange Coast area schools placed doubtcs teiuns in the semis of the CIF girls badminton championships at Ontario High Saturday. ,The semi! and finals "''ill be cont1>stef'I nrxt Saturday at the r.t11ntrattan &ach Badminton Club. The Ko. I sccde<I doubles combine of l'\lary Jane ltousc and Elizabeth Ogden from Corona del 1i.lar will face 1i.farina's Terri Benner and \\'endy Ye~ing in one sen1l. Fountain \lall!"y's !\tarcy Hale and Chris Sriith \1•HI face a team from Hoover llig\l. t 1r191e1 Oien• Ge\IG•~ti IE•leflCla) ""'" 11·6. 11 - 1; H-1, 11 -1.; del. Co• fL1gun• B'°~ch) U-~. 11-t ; '"'" 11 -9. 6·11. 11 -1. Ma,. 01~monr1 (Ml,.;..., Yl1fol "''C" Qrsr m~tcl>, won 11-5, 11 -S; default !kit k><lgO<l 11rc•e~t. ' Nan<;y Cllr-lC.Ollll Me!1\ IOlll 1·1!, U- 10, 1·11. WeridY HortOl'I IWl~lminstorl won 11.,, 11-J; 11·S, 11·0; IOlll 1·11, 1-11. Dian• G•ge tNewoor! Harbor) 1011 11.(1. 2-11, 1-11. \llvl•" Oldmtn (Edison) wen 11·10, 11· a; I.al 11-7. •·11, 7-11. Lit>ds•v lee (Marina) won 11-1, 11·10; loo! 6-11. l·ll. Wonc!Y s1111!eton Cfoun111n Y1lleyJ 1011 S.11. 5-11. Connie Pollloske (Coron~ de! Ml•l won 11-l, 11.(1; losl 11-t, J.11, J-11. S!>elltV (OJI CL11gun11 Beien) won 11·7. 11.J; loll •·11, 4-\1, OouOI~ l>liJ•Y Jani! Houi.e-Ell11bet11 Ovoe~ !Coron• <lei Mlfl bYt: won IS.0, li-4; lS.1, 1S.4. Terri Btnne•-Wul<IY Young (M1rln1) wori ls-.1, IS.IJ; ll·U. IS-10; lO·tS, U· '· Ii-,. M••cv Hal~ht'is Smith CFoun!1in Valley) won 15.J, 15-1: 1.5·11. 15·1: IS· 6, 15·11. Cu1"y Balrd·l~vr• While< (f1!1f\tlll "'on 15-1., IS.J; ll-1•. U-13: 1$.t, IS·}, 10lll re tnM 1-IS. •-ls. k aren W11!<l"t·Su11n~~ Clir~e CS1n C!emen!el W<l"t !5-2, 15-J; 15-1., U -3; losl U-18, 4·15. Cinoi Ourgh1•d!·Be<:kY HIUtr !M15'1on Viele) won 15-11. S.15. 11-1J; 15·11, IS· O: 15-IC, 15-S: 1<>11 !O M•rinl, 15-lD, 9· 15, 9.1;. Cnrlslle Oev·kdlnv Bu•n' (Newperl Hdrt>orl wori 1s.•. 15·11. 15·0; lotr 15· '· 15·5 101! 9·15. 5-15. Ka•nv Oavkl<111\y West !Edlton) won 15·4, 15-1 ; lo•I 10·15, S·1S. Me<J Buhrtns·Olnny Freoosl (CQJ•• Mesa) won; loi.I \S.13. 11-15, 7-15. Sa"dV Mlnler-Pe'l'.lr Kn,.pp ll•gunt lle<M:hl IMI 1~·10, 2·15. lJ·IS. Area GirJ s Res ults o r1119e cou~ty Lt11u1 Gymn11tin Floor E•e•d!.e--1. Fi~M• !Cost~ /\f~·ll 1. B•ldwin !Coron• dtl M•<l J. Collitr (Foun11in Yilltyl A"": 8 6. B~l~nce a,o11n-l. Fl1he• ccosta Mts•l 1. ll3t<lwin !Corori• del Marj J. Pl!I fN1· .. oorr H••bol') 11¥CI: 1.5. V3ull-1. Balawin CCorona Ml M••I ana Wt<idle IC.ct<on• del Mdr! J. Fisher ((O.IJ Me1al A•n: I.Di. B~r~l . Baldwin 1tororia ael Mi •l 1 s1011 !Four1a1n v an;vl l . ~1•·oa1e (Coron.1 d• l.'~rl A"9· 1.JS. All-roond--1. lhl<rwln !Co,ona dt! M••f :n.6 2 Fl.h•r ' rcosta M1111 J. Jol>n•ft" !(~•on,. ael >\IA•) fo~m Sc0<e~1. Cas!a IM~• C,Ul.ll 1 rJewoort Ha•bol' (11•.91 J, Cora", oet Mar nit,)J We stmlnl!or nu I! F"ounleln ~,1UtY P\6.Jl. lidminton S£h,,.,.,..·i'1•rr11 CC) d•I Bt ulld> '·'•lie><!, B-1. 1S·l A•erill·Nutt 1(1 ltt! M~~·~hlll, U·1, 1S. '· ,,,..nH•nd·B•o•n \(1 def Pi.irt .. ~·~~~~.\1.,'l·f( 11 l ~!·1 & ! b • I 11 o • ~-·•1. ll-1, ,_ _, "'""'11,..ae ... mouer (Cl d•' Miii•· N<"", 11.0. 1).0. l'•·f<''l!·8•~t~ \j:! ~;t •Hu""'"'°"" ICCl\!ur, 1s ... 1· • n--. of lhl! fourth pl:ice tcan1 and ro•11> • • • ' 0015 YOUR C ... IOU ROUGH ? WE \\'nnda Chri~tcnscn and ~licl'~·· Sc•., t Y 1111111111' ' " • STAIT HARD? \Vhltt on the fift h pince :ti111a11 .. ••1·11 •• = ;~? o" •n " ' CAN .HELP o""'' "ill\ .... • ' --G!Vl POOR MILAGl? -l'INE CAR OWNERS THE CARBURETOR SHOP Lt:Al'llER Woricf'l tmffl ,_.......,. & 'fillyt c.111•l1111r . l~C1 UA~~0LYtl toSfA Vf"wl •42•121• Lli''E .. .wCiWt ...... ..-.hi"' c41 IJl11 , •••••• ) t.11 WotO< 0.1 .. 1111"&1 ~ Mtw11~, o-e noo ""~ . • . Ex-CdM Star Optimistic· r\lm11ito s Despite Ruggli!d Beginning· Rari11g Res ults By ROGElt CARLSON Of II• O•llr Piiot Sl1tt Forme r Corona del !\far J·ligh base ha ti -star · .YI at ! Keou gh has learned the \'3lue of being ou time i n professional baseball-to the tune of a $100 cab fare as he and his tea1nmate scurried on a l60-n1ile trek to Dubuque. Iowa after 1nissing the team's regular transportation. But despite the stiff tab for 1hc ca b fare. tornado 11·arnings, a dozen rainouts in • ·' the past month and ll"ha1 has been a tough start in the hitting department. Keough J rc1nains o~timis1ic a n d • ) I... :J.nxious to eompete as he and his Burl i n gt on . 101\·a tc;1 n1n1ates co ntinue plav in lhC'. ~1id\\'tst _League. ' Burlington. a ::ingle·A teain in the Oakland Athletics organization. is two games or£ the pace and Keough is about 100 points off the pace he'd like to maintain in batting. Keo~gh. 1\·ho has operated at short stop since the outset and has com1niucd only seven errors in 185 chances, is not disma yed by a .215 batting average. "I was stri king out too mu ch earlier \\"hen I \\·ent i-13:· MATT KEOUGH Keough told the l)ai\y Pilot by telephone. "\\'e \\·ere pressing a little bit as a team a£t!"r a scoring slump and it seemed to carry o\'er. And be ing the youngest guy on the team and coming srraight to Durlington in stead of a rookie league may have had sol!lething to do Y•ith it," add s KC()Ugh. "''ho w a s struggling somelvhat 'ol'ith the hard sliders. • "But for the last eight games my hitting is com ing along mueh bc\!cr. J've bcc:1 Nation's Top Players 111 Racq11ethall Tour11ey A little 01,er a year ago. Ba rr.v \\'allace \1'as rega rded as the top ouc!Qor handball playe r in the state after 11•inn ing a pa ir of California championships. · But \\'allacc. the Orang-e Coast College baseball coach. lost interest in handball V»hen he found v:hat he called a gan1e--racq uetball. \\'allace's interest in outdoor racquetball has grown over the year. Al the tiine he bc,!!ilfi playing he v.•as d('\'Cloping the idea of a nation al outdoor racquetball toun1er. Pre1·iously racqUctball "·as an indoor sno:·:. \\'sll::ice's C:r..:a1n ro: !l"l' nalional tourner has rome true and it figures to be one of thi:' bi):!:ti:cst athletic e\'ents <'\·rr held ~: Oran::e Cri·•f;1 C-Ollrgc. 01·cr 250 er the nation's brsl players "·ill cornpctc in thr June 23-:tO e1·t1n!. Tup mrn ('n!rants alreadl' signed up include Charlit' Hlu1nfirld . SIC'V" Kr"1ry , Ruf\ i\fuehfcisen anrl Sit'\"(' Scro! S1n Dieeo nnd S!C\'C $\t."n!1'"· ITIO of Chitngfl, The \":Jdi 1111 \1·0111.0n ~f" .1:111 r.1mpbcl1 of San Diego. ~1:i r1· rrouch or .\lian1i ancl OCC ~1uden1 Joi l\'lnO<'L the st.-1!f' i;ine:les ch:t!l'";fln . t..eaeh Jnr11r~l'·ies of S1n Dleq-1> ;~ t-i-~011nsorin!? th" <'tt'nt. The ('1'"11J n~· rnakP~ raC"'••c lh:lll p·l"cllf'<i an d ;, 11rt1t'rv.•riting dt .1n1ards for lh" tnurnc~·. \\'allace s1\"S Ol'<'r 100·room5 ··---------·-GOLFER t-l11s coun ter clockW1se soin on h•9 ball -kc.-ep left arm i!<lr<'lighl. Fairground> Goll Range 100 f•jr Dr. Cati• Me.., ()pH t AM tll 10 ,M , I I BARRY WALLACE ha1·c ~rn rescr\'ed at an area hotel for the influx of out-of- ~tati! pla~ er!\. 131carhcrs \1·ill he set ttp ll'ilh f,ins rhargert !)l t•ach for ad111i1t.:1ncc. Four di1·isions 11.·ill he held in !he n1en's category-01wn, Bee. ·senio rs nnd rna~1 ers . Brc Open ;ind divisions are set for thf' \ro1111·n's carc~ories. Tht>rr .1lso 1\'ill be open nnd l}ee division douhll'~. Any one l\'i.c:hini.: to L'l11cr lhc !oor1ie~· n1ay Sf'ncl a SJ5 t•hrc~ 1$2:'.i for hoth si ngles nncl double~ 1 to \\':ill·1ce at Ofl'. 270! Fnir\·ie11· lt!);i d. ('o~!a ,\lt"s.1. 92626 . For fur1hf'r infor111a11v11 c;it\ 5f)G·5fl00 or 5;)6-l'~lf>. l\lAY SALE ! V./c need yOur Tradc1 PtelT\J um or1cc-: Pata EXCELLENT SELECTION Immediate Delivery NAB E RS [/~' . Ol'l 'I f .iAY'I Plea.St' Call 540-9100 2600 Harbor Costa Mesa • • ' I ' I I making line drive contact. but lhcre has b<.-en a period \1·here I've been hi tting the ball · :1\ people." Despite the rc!atire 101r batting avL•ragc for this All-ClF ~e!ection .a ye'lr ar0 Keough says the pitehitig in !he r..tid11·est League is· not as tough as he'd anticipated. "Sonic of the hitters in the league have been impressive :· says Keough. "but J've not seen any pitchers to this point our of th(' ordinary .1es1:ite 1nj· a\'erage.'' T eam inates on the. Burlington team i n c l u d e tomicr l11s Alamitos High pitcher Garv \Vi\Hams and Katella lligh:s Rick Ingalls. \Villiams got bis fi rst "·in on his first start reccntlv and Ingalls shared Kcough.'s lab for the cab ride. The \\'eathe r in the ~lid1'·esl has been tough-to say the least but de s pitr ten1pcratures ranging from 35- 95. rain and mu ggy "·cather-Kcough has not been bothered physically and is feeling no .after affects fron1 the tom muscles in his right elOOv.• that "·ere sustained early in ~is senior year of baseball at Corona del ritar. Through 29 games Keough has one home run and his n1anager is Rene Laehcmann. 1\·ho played 11i th Joe Keough in lhc Ka nsa s Citv instructional league. ,, · Joe is t\latt's uncl·· and currently resides in St. Lon1is. There ha\·e been f e \\" adjustments for ill:Ht in tenns of living on the road.'He ·s had plenty of experience and spent an enti re s ea s on in \\'11shiri gton as a l·l-rear-old bcnchwarn1er V>hile his dad, f.larty Keough. nu:inagc•l a professlonal team. ·-Key Earns Loop A \rarcl For t 1lurd1' CIHf, T"ck Fl•I Ft"ST ~ACE . UO v•ra1. 2 ftlr Olds. ~ll(lw~~<e PIJ"t ll60(I 1v1n ~ COP•· C1•ao1~ 11 fA 1 00 i ea D>l·lltool lloun", (\roo~• $.20 6 I~ OH ·J•t ll efle.;tlon, Trt..,~•e l.10 i 10 'T!Ml!-lt.30 .ALSO II.AN -,D;vlnt l!IQM. Tai• B111v. M•. Alamlto1 Bar. so11r tn••oe. K•"'~'' Doc Bir, Sav • p,.,.,, No KrUCl>el 11> EXACT A ).Win N C.o~v & OH 1 Aet>et 11.o...ner, paid 11.).20. 11 EXACT A l·Wln N Coov & DH-l·Jel Rtfltttion. 1>1!d SJl.20. Ot-1-0e1dlle•I. SECOfllD •ACE. ~1a Y4•d\. J ve•r Old' & up. cl1!"1lng. p,,r'• 11600 : G1llenrme1r, Morr11 I0.00 4.00 3.«t Witr P•tct>, k•nl• l -0 3,0) Kev. B•""'• ~ ~ Tl.l.IE..-.16. " ' Al!>O 11.11.N -F•ncv W1llO"N, Tet1•Q·1 Guy, Al1mlt~1 Ph!r. Mt., Pf!'lonll ly. Cut Bld • No t<fAl<lll• J Tl'ftllD -ACE . JSll y1ra1 l Ytl• Ol4• •llawlfl<e. p,,r~e ,1600 E~\Y Oat•. T'r••v•e 11 c.a 1 oO • 1!1 5l•t~• Treatment H•r• I.Qt] • ] WAn<!I W•l<ll, W•t>"" ! <'I Tl/1.E.-1' Cl AL~O 11.nN 81>,.,t (hdr91!. J•" 01~.e. S•n11,. .. J, Boaolt Bvrl!;'I•· 11.•ce<<I tnM~r. Swoo'n Nn •crMcM~ FDU•TH RACE. i-ot •1•c• l Ytt• akl• & up. •llowat'l<t. Pll'S<' 11600 Picv!UI MfYJ'I Pogt S.00 *,1,fO 3 !~ Ech0!1 Era, Wird 14."6 J."3 E19hm Won<!t r, Trt•$U(f l i.o TIME-11.34. AlSO .l!AN -Surr 11 ill. Bay WJr c111c, Ou~·s r<lner, Molshr No 1cre!tf'H!s FIFTlt AACIE . 400 vard,. J yei r ol~l. 111ow~nc•. pur,. UOOO Mltk•YI Sun f lower, C1rdo1• Pre-.' Clvo. Myles TIU Mil, 01rytr TIME-20.<0 •.Ml • '° J.00 IJ.00 5 ~ ALSO RAN -Jril\nnle Re b, Llft{'OI~·, Sure Br!, Sh1nan, Tf~ Lcor. Malt•'k Nolt Ho ocratcllel SIXTH RACE. 150 YMlt~. l VClf 11k11 & ~P-clllmong. Pll•M ll'm Lignlnlng !lid. We!IOn 1'.«I •IO I.Oil 8•rrc" Bkl. Srnllh I.JO I.ti') La t._• C1<1uue, P•o• J.10 T!ME-11.01. AlSO RAN -Leo1··~ Dial. B••!•o llotioe1, Nhe lt•ln. He'w loo SllO•. Witch Cree~ Chic. Bl•1on 01nay. ~ l:'XAC f A f·l ogn1n;ng B•<I & Jr Blfron Bid, p.1;d W 4.50. ... SEVENTH Rot.Cl:. 110 v1rd1. J ye1,· olds & 1111. •llaw4nte. putst UCOO •~~ Caoo $an L...c:as. Hy Ol•r, 11.ltM•d• JOhn'l llOCiotl. LiPn•m M•n!lt lM, Ii~•! Tl.l.lf-.U •. ID l llO J.tO l 61 1() ' . ALSO 1111.N -Dv ... go Gt!r. fwl,rcr 6ree•e, l!Qv•I Pa», 11.otkel M•no, Bnr ..,,,,,,, EIGNTH RACE. 600 •D•dl. l v~~r o•O• & VP. <lllmlnq. D<JfH SlbOCI llon •11•d t ll<>t -ft , Potho l5.llO lJ.~ • •n Coc~v Kl<!, Tre.>sY•e s.20 • .o Y•ln r~l.tda, Ballou 1-·~ TIM£-2(t.59. f AL~O llAN -come "" Oe<:-· Joto•" P rllte, Freino O&ek Ct>arge,~· I• Cri,~e!I, Triple C T•Yly Ma ·, Ml~f. • • ioS E;>;ACTA 1-Rtnet;l~<le Rot~tt t- 11.0X~Y 1(1<1, ll<'ill '!>) 00 NINTH II.ACE. 1)0 vJ•d•. 3 weK IQ• & ""· tlB!ml0t;r. our•e 'lol'l'l ~ ArmO<l (o>~. Wdlson 10 2(t I.~ . .i(I ·it'·••" To'"' Hifl J. .') Tei> Side, P1gr '<4 l ... t; ~ 11 :"- AlSO ll f\11 B1~ Sny, Go"1mt •l •r. t._a~cwan S.r. Dl~n>ond B .. 1. -.., El Toro High's Gar~· l\ey ! r--------"-\1·as srlec!ed Pla.1-er or !h1•, LEASE A '74 61 o ~ Yeat un lhc Free l:1r11·c WAGONS99.89mo.:~ baseball all·leaguc. learn as • T••J6tn0 O£l ,• chosen b\' the loop co:iches CO STA MESA DAT SU~ l\ey plti:::hert and p!:i.·:••d 214S HA•IOR'l l YD. C.M.;; shortstop for El T n r IJ 5 41).6_4 I 0 •:: C'Ulll pifing ,1 :100· [) <l f 1 i ti '~ a\·er:iize and a 2.&J e:imt'd 1·•111 a1·eragf'. Gabriel Gr\j;ih·:i 1r:1 ~l r t Toro's onl~ .... 01her al1-le:1•;11r 1 selection . All·,rM ~·~ct ltlaut l'O,, N•mll Sch<>e-1 Mlf- ( St~va Ptntold. C•D'tl• Jr. ,'ISO r-1.1~11 fl•""'~nn, ~~n1•n Jr. l~O P-A.~1~.___c;i!I•" c;.1nv011 J,. ~-1>-.l.'d'" S(l>•urer. 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'• 11 ,. ·J·lt lip I~ D Uo JI I Up ll J Un JO.O UP 11 I uo 11.0 UP 1l 0 Up ll 1 Up 10 0 U11 10 0 UP 100 Ull 10 D Up 11.6 Un 1/) Up 16.1 UP 11.1 Uo lo.• Uo II.• Up 1•.l VP 1'.! Up U.l UP 1'.l UP Ut Up1 fl.! uo .n.• .,, . ., .,, .,, .,, .,, .,, .,, .,, '" '" '" " ' '" !S.0 11.I 11.I 11.• •• ·-· l'. ()It 1 ' , ()II ~· ~ .. , ... 11.1 11.l :::-:: g:: \ . '• °'' l'o I 01f J '• on ti,-•• Otl .,, "·-• I'•-•, -., "'' OH ' • , 011 • • 1 , OH ' • ()I• . ,, .,, '" '" " ' 16.1 It.I ,., " . ". " . " . '" Men Earn 14%0 ver Women SACRAf\fENTO IUPI J The st.a le Em jS I o y me n t [k>vetopment Department ha'i announced a !(}.month study of statev.·ide j ob placements sho\rs the average hourly v.·agc rate for men is 14 percent higher than that for . Y.'Omen. Average hourly y.·ages for the two groups y.·cre $2.6..\ for n1cn and $2.26 for women. Camilli stressed that the 11•ages iu the report were lhoSt cf 298.000 applicants placed in jobs by the d('p:1rt1nent fro n1 Jul y I. ?973, to April 30. 19i4. and not tcunpariscns of the 11•agcs of all male and femal<' cn1ploycs in the slate. S1naller FINANCE ··Although progress is being made toward e.1ua~ economic opportunity for men and v.•omen. in the matter of a11erage hourly wages it looks as if men are just a li_ttle more equal," said Richard L. Camilli. department director. "It's not a ta SI.\ of 1r.c:t recei11 ing rnore pay than v.·omen for the same job," he nddcrl. "Tnc problen1 seems to be that more \\'Omen arc filling the lov1er·paid jobs. fey.·cr women arc findin g jobs at higher \11agc rates. Of the 108.000 fcmnle and J90 ()(lll 111!1](' :tnpiieants r!aced by' th::-1tepartmcn1. Camilli said. about Ill percent of the men \\'ere t•rnployecl in jobs paying $3 . ..\1 an hour or n1ore . while for women it was 0;nly 6 percent. DETROIT (UP!l -After years of promoting "big is better." an energy crisis and slumping sales have pushed Detroit" s automakers i n t o tttinking small. Seven new small cars and t\ro ne\V intermediate models v.·ill join the lineup for 1975 along v.•ilh the three subcompacts and 10 compact n1odels already on the market. Ne'"': gas-saving sb:-cylin<1cr engines and smaller V-Rs \11ill be offered. It's all part of Detroit's att empts to change its image in lhe !ace of small car rompetition from for e i g n automakers and the dramatic shift in the America n car· buyer's preferen ce for anything that isn't big. "The who le thin' kind of hit us 011er the head,' mused on e industrv executive. "Once the shock began to wear off. v.·c decided the small car is here to stay." TEST MODEL OF FORD'S GRANADA SPOTTED ON WAY TO TRAC K began lengthening last fall. is One thing the new small adding four new small mOdels cars \\ .. on•t be is cheap, the based on its subcompact subcompact models with price Chevrolet Vega. 'I'Wo arc tags now around $2,500 are sporty versions or the Vega co1n'lng out of factories so or iginolly des igned . Y.ith the o1nioned·up that a $3,200 \Vanke! rotary engine in mind. subcompact is not unusual . At and the Canadian \·ersion or about $3.500. I.he A~1C Pacer the Vega ::old by Pontiac probably Viii! be the cheapest dealers. of the new breed of small cars · Ford. alone -0f the big thr ee for 1975. \1 ith ,:i v.·idc range ci co1:1Ji:1ct One main reason for the and subco1npact models. adds trend to small cars besicll;s tv.·o more compacts ·-the the gasoline crisis is that Ford Granada and f\Jercury people have just so J)lU Ch to ~1onarch v.•hich originally spend on cars. Once they ha11e \Vere intended to rc;Jlace th,. their mind set on what options Ford l\tave:r;ck and l\!CT!'ll~Y they v.•ant and the knowledge Co n1et lnst?:icl they'll be lux· the go11emment 1s forcing ury models in the ~4.~o/J.$5.00!l otlfers on them. they go to a price range. '-...;inaner model to stay within American f\lotors. \1·ith i5 their budget. zoomed after Introduction last fall . But p rob lems in de11cloping the Wankel rotary engine will leave the car po11i·ered by the conventiooal foUr.cylioder or a small V..fl engine. The sporty subcompact also \1•ill be given to the Oldsmobile and Buick divisions to sell since they have been bit hardest by not having any sma ll cars in the lineup. Pontiac dea lers get thr Astro. now sold in Canada and diffe ring ·frol\l the Vega only in its grille and taillight treatments. percent of Jts production already in small ca rs. '''ill introdUcc ils Pacer i n January. A sporty model "rith a lu xury ittterior, il y.·as originally de:>iJTlcd fo r :ne rotary engine, but will l>e <lffered y.·ith a six-cylinder eng1:1~ 1:nti l Al\IC deci~l'~ .10 either buy one ol/o build its ..\Ve do get a bit frustrated about it ," admitted Norman Krand all. director of Ford's marketing research office. "\Ve spent years beating the drums for our big cars, and .. AS TII E things they want got to the point where 60 and selec~and the things they percent of our 1973 model don 't v.•anl but have lo take go ~ales v.·ere Crom our conven· up in price. the altl()unt of tional and luxury lines." n10ney they ha\'e to spend oa,,;;=:=;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:::=;;=::;I the car size goes dow n."! L A CALLS obscr\'ed one industry analyst.1 • t An example of this is the l 41/ C Ford ~fa\'erick. About one· 2 ~.ch own. . quarl cr go out of !hr foclory t ri•ote Li111t1 -loK!Mtt Str•lce' v.·it~ the lux ury 1.00 option. 44 OiMy -Coll for broclwt -=I 111E NEW models due this CllRYSLEll Cori; . sl1il !\l'O percent with air C()nditioning, -thl'f rott -S.. fr911Ciic• h ,. I L.ifte• ,1, ... •ilol:iM -fall are jusl a pre\iew of v.• at 't'ears av.·av lron1 a ~ulr 76 percent "'ith !he argcr tbe industry is plann ing in the Compact mOdel , instead \l'ill l'ngine option.~ and 95 percent The Telephone Company 'vay of ·m1n1ears and nc\v devote ir s eCfoMs 10 t\l'O new wi!.h auto1nntic tr:insmission5. Of (olifornio forms or en gines for the rest intermediate moclc~s designed e11en the suOCompa"J,. Pinto is 100 1 lttdiil. C.M. of the decade. Those ca rs y.•i\1 for the midsized personal afrc!'!ed "'ith 58 p e r c en l 17 141 979-1234 start appciiring in 1976 :.rYI luxu ry field. Knov.•n as 1hc automatic transmissions. ~~~~~::=~;':;:=.;;:::; 1977. Dodge Charger SE a n d shirt into hig h gear on sin nll I . .1 • .1.1 ,./.t,..;,1" •/ rNrFr"" For 1975. Oct roil will be Chrysler Cordoba . the No. :i cars." "TlflS ~I AKES lhc av erage wage rate for women lower than that for men ," Camilli sa id. Lake Fo1~esi: · ·hasa11ew froni:door. A communit y of fine h_5?__mes priced from $38,950 to :t>~0,000. Take the new Canada exit and come explore Lake Fo~e?t to day. trying to sell luxury in a small automaker hopes they·11 put' The OC\I' s1)()rlr Che\'rOlt1. package. Ch rysler in the f ie Id built on the same cha5sis as General :i.1otors. caught \1ith domina1ed br the Pontia·c the Vega, had been Intended too fc 11• small cars in its lineup Grand l'rix and Che\TOlct as G:\f's aQi11'Cr lo Ford'!' ~·hen service station lines ~fonte Carlo. :\lus1ang II "·ho.w. sa les ~~~--=-=-====~l~-::-:-::-:---:----:----:----:-'-- 1 CONNELLEASE ~ [j] l'o•r hct•ry A1tll.,l11il Cttrn91.t L.Gtil11t Dff• • .. H-'14 Wet• H•tc,Mlk S884D ... Ill MONTM .. llA Tt lt l I.I(. ()fl ADfl'. C ... 11 :M Mo. 0.1:.1.. CONNILL CHIYIOLn JI JI HAllOR I LYD. CO'fA MllA S46·1JOt NT as 4t of July After 4 \'(';1rs ~uccc!!-i. 1n J.,;\. market, n:i11on:1I m anuf actur.er will 11ppolnl a sclf·t:mployed distrihutor to place lind supply office coffee bre ... ·('rs in Soulh Or1tnge County. Req uirements :PROVf':N SAL~S ABILITY . J>l-;1•1-::-\ l)Afill .JT\' :'\o investment e"cepL use or own lfuto -f'u.lly ,developed trairting program Ple11se send brief resume to 1\d J l'.l Doi1l.v ril(lf, l'.0 . 8nx I.'iGll. C01>IJ ,,,_.~a . ~ fl 'l'f.26 SILVER BARS .911 • PURE IUTllUM GOlD COIWS • SlliEI COii SIG Contilk~lllll COrPOrollO Sror110t or rmmf'dlOlt cMlivHy lNTEACONltNENl Al ·INV ESTMENT COMPANY lOO Nl!'wporl Ctrllltf O •;,,,. tl'W' J:rr111nc1i111 Cen1~· Nrwobrl 8tl(fl. (;11111, 64 4-9410 -- • ' I ' ,* •. -'I~volve -the Public Early' Newport Architec t Di scu sses En viron1n ental L<l;~s CHICAGO -"Involve the public early.'' and "be careful \11flh envlronmentul hnpacl reJ)Orls ,that either overkill or underklll," apartrnent a n d condo.Wnlum builders we.re advised here by Newport Beach architect G e o r g c Bissell. • Speaking aJ the sixth Annual Confe rence & Expo siti on Builder/Developer Conft'!rence & E~sition sponsored bY Apartment Construcilon News. a national induslry magazine, Bissell was a panelist discuss· ing "Working Within the Con- fines ot lnvlronmental Regu-lations." · "Community opuuon and consent are crucial elcmeats in a new project's success.'~ Bissell said. "Thl!y constitute one determinate of feasibility, and are often ' critical indica!ors of cnvironn1cntal sensitivity. A cross section or comn1unity vic\\'S is a REAL ESTATE PNIXJSC.d tacility. li!sscll cited "Tl.I I-~ SU l\1 BE It ol two c>xlrerne approaches to disciplines ln\'olved iu an avoid : '·over k i 11 '' and ~nvironmental impact rcp:>rt "untlcrkill." will depend upon the scope of "O\'erk ill. or !h<' 1hree·lnch the development, gcographlcr1l thick e n vi r on n1 en ta l Io ca I ions . po Ii t i ca t a!ise~n1ent backed up bv .atmosphere, etc. So m c 4ifleen votun1cs of appendice.~. projci:ts might re q u i r c ls most often usc<.I when the biolo~ists. archeologists. social issues have not been joined sc!entists. lawyers, ecooo- and t!)e project's ilnpacts arl' mists, or traffic engineers. not readily discernible. It may ~fy firm \\'as the platmer on be neceSS<lry to cover as 1nany one project that requlr<.'<i bases as possi ble. Although geologists, hydrologists, bota- lhl.!I may oppear to be nists, zoologis::;, hislorians. laborious, cosily, and tiine-and water Wa!te lrealmenl consuming, ii may out tine engineers.'' issues that could heroine ·The projeet Bissell referred potential focal points of to was the national ay,·ard· opposition, causint deloy or winning master plan created stoppage of your project. It by his finn, Bissell-August also allows you to de\'<.'lop Associates, for M u s I a n g 'systems' considerations." strategies for contending with Island , a l ,~acre resort- The problem, Biss e 11 .an issue so it is manageable. residential· development on a explained. is to develop way~ barrier island off Corpus to obtain contmunity input • ''Although the 0 v erk i 11 Christi. Texas. His finn has " . ,. , h 0 u 1 1 he h" ad .0 n approach may appear to be " h . d h \\'On a total O( 29 loca l. conrrontation or most public t e most secure. 11 oes. <1vc regional. and national awards s~nday, Junt 2 1,74 Six minutes from h surf, twelve minutes from dockside. ·A m11e of sllve1 sand and blue ~ea along tne 1~ngth ot \.. '-. Laguna Niguel~ Take 11 all 1n Da'na Point Marina is over 1he ""~'.l': h1ll and ·round !he bend Go sail Make El N1guPI lt:nat.r, home 2 and 3 bedrooms. balcon1~s v1e~·'ls, pa11os. i:ir1v<i'r courts Such townhomes you've never ~~·;.,•· seen.'111 now. S4l,OOO to $58,500 excellent conventional hnarx:1ng F&ncy you 11vmg here.just minutes from hours of !uni Models open da1ty 9·30 a.n1 ro 6 p.m. C1own Valley Park.way Oil oos1te El Niguel Golf Cou1se f714 1 <95 1920 • OA/l Y PILOT C. -•• necessary step in l h c consideration or alternatives. particularly where aesthetic and social consequences arise in lhc location and design stages of planning. hearings. One method is lo dangers. It ma~ result in too in the past 1$ years. invite participatlon on a broad ,. mu~h data. irr~levant to I------'-----------------------------------_:. __ _'. _ _'._ ___________ _ basis U!ling the hearing as a · ?ro.1.e~t . PI a n ~ 1 n g ~nd '·THE l\11NUTB A large project is made public. th e' developer is involved with a variety of groups wh~·main concern is with the impact the project will have on the surrounding area. Some people v.'orry about noise. others ll'OITY about safety, v.•hile others V.'Ol'f"Y about birds. There also v.ill be people who question Y:hether the project is needed al all." Bis.'lell said lhe kind s of qi.iestions builders have to contend wilh i11cluQe: ."ls the project really lieeded?": "Is bigger ·alv.'ays.,. belt.er?'..; "ls growth always a positive good?"; "ls the location a good one.Jn terths of aroa-wide planning and development?"; ''Who is going to pay for the new schools, roads, sewers. etc.. necessitated by the development ?" "Until very recently," Bissel continued, "these questions frequently v.·ere not even asked. Now the impact report process gi\'es the public a chance to ask them and to expect answers. _"A_<;LEA R les$0fl from our experience is the necessity for involving the public in the action early in tbc plannin g process. !(. this is · to De productive. it must be aimed at real concerns rather fhan abstract policies or goals. This is difficult at early stages in the project planning when alternatives are wide rangin;;:. because citizens arc n1ore likely to react to..., project proposal s lhan to broader rorum to discuss alternalives 1ustif1rall~n. and in obscur 1ng prior to announcing th e the real issues . It _a!~ n1ay builder 's preferred altcrna-~educe your cr~1b1hty . b~ live. Another approach is lo ap~arlng as a . sno"."' Job involve panels of citizens ~·"hi.ch engenders disbeli ef an~ in small gatherings· v.•hcrc 1nd1fferent SUPJ?Or1· Further. _it their idt'aS can be exp!otcd in ca~ ~verco1nm 1t you to cc11a1n grCater depth. policies and dev elopm ent "TI · h I ·d 0 1 concepts that reduce flexibility us \V oe 1 ea -~ d · I h · I " communily participa tioo is 10 an operat1ona c.101ces ater. determine how the people arc BISSELL ALSO sees pitfalls af!"ec~ed and \Vh~~-they are in the opposite approa<'h : th1n!Qng. not a~ $1\ ing them a ··The undrrkill pproach or \'eto ot prom1s1 ng them the -. . a • nioon ., Bissell sunlined up. s1n1ply 1n~ct1nJl t~ Jet~er _of ' . ·the lav.·. is Jkgu1hng ·In Its ~ si1nplici!y hut also . has its "A clerar lesso11 frot1t 011r experi- e11ce is ilae 11eees•" •il!J fur h1vulvh19 Ifie p11bllc 111 Ifie ncllo11enrl11111 the pla1111.i11g process.' · dangers. This approach may be possible \\'here the project is small or impacts would be 1ninor. However. one of its major dange rs is overlooking nr.:tua l or potential Opposition. Community or conservation groups may feel ignored . · .[,a,vsuits protesting the inadequacy of the resultant Ellt may follow. Moreover. unles.s a carefully thought out work program is established. neglected tasks may become the persistent and painful pebble in the shoe that defies correction. "Assessment of citizen viev.'S is first a question o f professional judgmen\ and ultimately a political qlfstif>n (or decision-makers." \ ~ Since environmental analysis is not a preCtse science. there is no one ~t approach for producing environmental impact reports or determining !hei r content and fonnat, Bissell noted . He cited sc\·eral for ma I i zed techniques !hat might be useful : stalistical surveys, input/output analysis, and cost/benefit evaluation. "So, there is no universally applicable or safe approach. \Vhat is necessary i s determining what groups are opposed to tbe proje« and \vhy. meeting with them and ascertaining lhe.ir concerns. and being sensitive in your response. Yoo always must be alert to the best time to address certain issues. as timing is essent ial and delays A I, P R 0 AC H ES T 0 arc rostly. preparing the environmental · · Work i n g w i t h assess men t \\'ill vary environmental regulations is according to the nature and no different than "·orking with liming of the project. degree zoning boards or any other of impacts .a.n.cLcharacter_ot _land_use...ageucy_ The-answer- problems involved in the is simply 'do your hoA¥!.,.,'Ork. · Oregonians ita Btisiness Would You BuJ Used House? ' EUGENE. Ore. fUPI' - Four guys who love sturdy old houses and get upset when they 're torn down arc going into the usl'd house busi)l.ess. And they want to sefl their goods from used house lots. "\Ve could even string up some colored lights," says one of the old house .buffs,. Harry Van Oudenallcn -Universily of Oregon campus pl i nner. His colleagues are Jon Ch ristenson, a grad u ate student a n d architecture inslructor: Scott W i I e y . another architecture student, and John Jones, a carpenter. THEY AREN'T dewy-eyed dichards v.·ho want to U\'e every old house. but Ibey think it's a shame that a lot of them are being torn down in Eugene -it happens in every city in the country these days -to make way for lhe new. The key to saving thc1n is liming and initiative. Often when a house is about to be> de!llolished. someone can buy it for practically noth ing ii it is moved in tl1ne for th<' bulldozers. So the)' want to -establish used house lots preferable in every part of town. Then v.•hen a house they want becomes available. they could .move it. to the nearest lot, refurbish it and put it up for sale moved again lat er. lo be PEOPLE COULD go to the lots to shop. like they might shop fGr a used car. They could even kick a few walls like they kick tires. Obviously, you can't get many houses on the aver.:1ge empt y lot, so they arc looking for big chunks of ~nd. Th!' .. ci ty of Eugene i sone landlord possibilil y. So they a re planning to set up a non-profit cor"poration to try lo interest the city. or pri\'ate owners. in leasing id le land. ~1onsa1ito Co11ipci11 )' Moves to ' Newport_ "The idea is lo restore the houst's lo as near origi nal as possible." says Jones. Tll E\' \\'ON'T sell a house until it is in good shape. whicl\ could mean anylhing from a coat" or paint to stripping ii down to the studs. Monsanto Company mo ved . ·-ns ·soUi:fienl Cili 7om ia 'di strict snlcs office from lh(' city of Commerce to lhe Bank of California Btlllding in Newport Beach, it was i:innouncl'd by Clement Le Tarte. office •manager. The officts arc on the third rloor of the hlgh rise structure in Newport Place. the rap1dl y de\'cloping business ctntcr being de velo1lCd r.asl uC Orange County Airport, by Emkay De veklpment Co. Three P.fonSanto subsidiaries -f\1onsanto fndustrl al Cht!micals. !\I fl n s a n l t> Cotnmerclal Products, and ~fonsanto Polymers a n d Petrochemicals -have leased S.000 sq. ft. for thflr 91)..peNOO office. Monnsnto. an intrrnPlionnl manufncturl!r of cht!mlcals, pla~lcs. and n1an-'Tllld" flh<•i-r. still ret1;1lns hs corporate Van Oudcnallcn beli<'Vcs d ist r i-b u lion cente.., in that saving houses \Vhich u·erc Co1nmerce. built at leas t JO ,years ago "The sales office move was v.·ou!d preserve the city's necessitated by the shift in hl'rita,ge and pro\'ide links l\1onsanto's client populalion with the irnn1 ediate past. to areas cast of Los Angele~." They 1\•c1uld1tt sc~l n houf:.~ said Le Tarte'. "~he Ne"•port to s«;11ncoi1c ir thl' proposed Bea('h location 1s a more • si te wasn't right, The aim is 10 ccntrolizcd po1111 for contact· keep houses in s u i I a b 1 e lng our clients. invironmcnts. The move brin-rs thl' "I know there is a market ," occupancy of the Bank of says Von Oudenallen. ''\\1hy. I California building up to 48 can think of one lady who percent in se"en tnonths nl "·orks In a bank and every daf fcasin,cr. according to Vance looks out at a beautiful old ~!ape Ill. head of the Southern house she l'i'Ould love to OY.'n, Cali rornia office of ~!ape Industries. Palo Alto-based developer1b11ilder of t hr proj~l.:...._~1_onsantojs lhe tenth tenant in the S,, mlllion struct ure. The lease was signed for a five-year period . a t a consideration of S 2 0 0 . 0 0 0 . Coldwell Banker of NC'v.'port Beach :icted a~ the IPASin~ agent" "TllER~'S NO reason v.•hy v.•e couldn'l n1ove it to one of our used hou se lot s. fix it up and scll h -lo her v.·hen she round a new hon1e for It."' Van Oudcnallcn and Christenson spoke to a n attorney nbout the possibility of se11ing up :i non·profit corporalion ;ind getting in(o buslncu. • .• WHY SEJJLE FOR 1 tAKE WHEN YOU CAN :HAVE 2? EXPLORE LAKE FOREST DISCOVER AT IAKE FOREST The Shofes is a community o! homes bo1cler1ng 2 lakes . '·plenty of toom i5'1T ... lhe water. lots of beautiful shoreline plus a private 1enn1s club and Ol ympic pool. Small yards and large community greenbel!s preserve the open country environment and keep tnd1v1c1ual ma1nten;ll"1ce lov1 enough thal you can spend !he weekend on !he water 1nsteaa of the weeds. All this plus unique a1ch1 tec - tural s1yling and big in'ner space !oo 3 AND 4 P,ED AOOM HOMES .. 01t. •'" $51,950 lo $64,950 IM~EOIATE OCCUPANCY, SOME MODELS : T1~e S•11 01e110 Fleew1y 10 C•li•d• oll!•mo. Then righ1 on Mu11l1nds ;;:::"~';'~' !..,~'~'~'~· ,,...,,,,_ l'HON[ (7 14) 516-3050 .. • l ' ' • • • •• • ~· .. • ·,:i -:;. . -. . ' . ., -~ • • .-•• ! • • ' • • ·• c DAILY PILOT Sun!,~. Junt 2, 1974 in 2000 R esearcliGroup (t)f fers I ts Predictions ' Uy GAY i'Al'LEY NE\\' YORK I UPI I -~lore <lpa rlment houses . . f{'\\'l'r sing!(' r:unitv hon1cs . 1norc housing nl~dt'd lt·S~ l11nd on \1 hich to build . . n1orc l'lll'rgy savt'rS in lhc horn1~ . fc1rcr housrhold \1·astes du1npcd into pub!it• oulk•ls. Ap.111tncnt buildings 11 ill GO to l\l'll' heights and they 11i!l spring up in places fonnerly considere<l 1111uS"abk• or unattractive. sueh as :1ir spucc above r<iilyards. high\\·ays and ri\'crs. suys the business publ ication. The cost of housing :il::.o is nsu1g r:ipidly \Uth land L'Osts ll·ading the cl1111lJ, .'.ln increase of j(} p.:rL·t·nl or u1urc 1n recent yea rs. , "THE IN"TEl\:SIF\'lt\'G ron1pctition ror kind in and around tltit•s ~tnd thl' resulting rise in land prices will c:-ntlnuc to iucrcasc the dt>1nand lur 1'0\1.' houseii ihat occupy Jess land illld share 11~ills 11i1h neighbors." it says. These art• so1nc of the lhini;s that y,·111 be part of thi: housing: scene in the next century. And it's closer than you think - only 26 Yl':lrs a\\OY .. In the suburl1s !he ra111bli11g ranch house <.'<'ntercd on 11ro or rnorc acres \\'il l lX' rescr1·cd for the rich A look :H 11·h.'.il the· yc;ir 2000 and beyond 11·iU bring in 1nany faeets of our society forl'Sl'~ buildu1gs 200 slories high "lllGll HISJo:. 1011· rise, rourplex. duplex. lO\\'nhousc and single fa1nily - all 1\'ill have a place .•. but suigk• f:unily "High land l'OSIS 1riH popul :.in1.(' hous.i11g anoa t that nJay lake !he shape of sin1ple houseboats or niay go :.is far as floating communities." • • 100 nc11· cities ttK> sire of San Francisco .. 2.1.000 people y,·orking and li\•ing in a single n1cgastructure ... SS percent of America's projec1ctl popu· lation of 2fi0 million living in cilit"l> , .. ne11' prolx>s of the seas and outer space 11·i1h a 1X155ible 200.person colon:1 on earth's nloon by the year ~OOO·plus. Sit1gle fa111il11 delached J1011si11g's share of fhe fO· lat 111nrkf'I, mill fall from. "t he 55 lo 60 peree 11l. fe1·el of loda.11 lo so111elhh1g like 30 peree111. Engineerfng Ne1rs·Re<.'Ord sees houses in 200) with the option of ooruptctcly controlled ' interior environments ,1hat include 'de hum id if ic r ~ and air conditioning. \\later cons e r 'I :i I ion measures are expected to lead to toll('(s using as little as \\\·o g.allons per flush and to flO\\' restriclors on all fa ucets :.ind shov,.erheads. · SOt;.\'O LIKE a modern Jules Verne'.' Not at 11!1. says the t'Xpt.'f!:i \\ho".c sketched th1~ changt"s to expect within n1any of our lifetirnes. detached hou sing's share or the total tn.::irket 1~·ill fail lron1 the 55 to 60 percent level ot' today 10 sonicthing like 30 KITCHE.'IS \\'ILL hnve the option of They're the editors of Engincrrin;;· l)('rcent. lr.::ish mashers 11i th an appliance-size "The fraction acrountcd for by grinder to rec~ (•le 'vaste glass and · Nc1rs Hccord. 1vhich is ' just out 1\':111 ti special ce11tc11nial t!ditiori. Called "Prob- ing the Future." !ht" 538-pa~~ is3uc is bill- ed as ''lhe first definitive study of 11·ha t lies ahead for the rnC1n-1nade \1·orld nnd those rt'sponsiblc for it." Th1> issue \\'as more than t1ro years i11 the pla?1ning and making. .::ipartnH'nls ... 11 il l rise froin 35 to about nlctals. SO pl•rce11t . . inobile ho1nc.'S, prel>Cntly One of the biggest (Ine rgy conservt"rS l'njorcd r<>cord sales. arc considered to promises 10 be the solar energ~· house. serve a separate market-that-will-But the-pttblieali-On--say , "the big eontinue to gro1i.·.'' problem 1i.·it.h single family houses The publ icalion sees oo lt>tup in designed to capture and use solar energy hoosing needs -.bet1i.·et>n 50 million and or recapture and reuse all \\'aste h£"fc is Consider lht' St"Ction on housing. 61) million ne\\' d\\·elling units between the high initial cost ... it could run as no"' and 2000. high as 20 percent of !ht" purchase price . • Real Estate .. I ~)' QuestionsJComment ·~-By Realtor RandaU Mccardle My graridparents have Hveral deeds already drawn and signed <:>n their various properties. Their -desire is to convey their -properties upon their death to the parties of their choice. They keep these deeds in the large family Bible in their bed· room. What is the st.tu$-Of-such deeds; wi~ they be valid? G.M., Newport Beach E"en if a deed is properly executed. it doesn't becon1e effective until it is ,delivered to the buyer and accepted by him. Take the case of the 80-year- old rnan ~ho signed, sealed, and acknowledged a deed to hi s nephew and placed it in an old tin box in his roo1n. I-le died sbortly thereafter and the deed was discove red. In a contest with other heirs over the property, the nephew lost because there had been no deLivery of the deed. Un til the deed is delivered. the title remains with ~he seller. a nd he may change his mind and des.troy the deed with impunity. But once properly delivered and accepted, a deed passes title and cannot be revoked. Your best protection in the area of deeds is your Jawyer. He will see to it that it's properly d:~wn and executed -and protects yo u as far as his legal eye can see. Do·it·yourself tactics in this technical area could have horrendoUf resul ts. --· EDITOR'S NOTE : Ra uda/! R. J.fcCardle is a11 in· vcstn1e11t analyst.. a col/eye lecturer. a11d author of "Real Estate i.n Califor11ia." Se11d your co1nn1enfs 1111d questio11s ro Ra ncla/l R. 1\lcCa rdle, clo Clie Daily Pi/of. Box 1560. Costa 1\fesa 92626. l.\1eu1 Groiip of Ho111es Plan11ed for Nig·uel circular staircases." s a id Ed\\·ard Smyth, a partner in Sm11h Bros. Inflation Re111cii11s Probleni F'aniilies who base home buying deci s ions fluctuations in rnortgage interest rates "can be playing dodge ball \\ith their futures." This is the opinion of C. Larry Hoag of Do\\'Tiey, presidc11t ol the 7 5 , O O O • member California Re al Estate Association . He reacting to the announcement that President Nixon i s infusing $10 billion i11to the n1ortagc market. ''On the short term. that 1,·ill help make money available for some types of housing." Hoag commented . ."But it doesn't really get at the root of the problem . Th at's inOati-On and the monetary policies of the fe der a l sovernment. "PEOPLE 1\IUST get used to the idea ," he said, "that when they rent money -and that's all moi't_gage interest is - the price is higher. It has been for several years, in spite of th~ f I uc'tu at i on s caused by goverrunent or the marketplace." He said the average family buying a house in California ll\'CS in it from five to seven ~:ears before selling. ''If they ... wait six months to buy, hoping the current in1ercst rate "'iU go do1i.'TI. they're playing dodge ball with their future. In all probability they will still be hit by inflation \1rhile trying to dodge high interest rates .. , • • You can still afford to come 'home to the beach ... at Beachwalk Rl•:u111iul Brach"·alk I• no1'' C!'.1nd Opi.·ning Phase Six, 4f• luxury IO\\'nhon1l"S by 1lll· bi.·Jch. llcach1valk is a J\l~1ster· Pbnnccl \On1muni1y in cxclu· ~l l'C l lun-tinSton Scacriff. rha::.1.· SL'( is designed for you, l\'ith J, _), 4 f.r; 5 Bl'<lroon1 101vnhon1es CJch 1vi1h .!·Car ~;.iragL', en try atriun1, full - appointmn\tS ynu wo~ld expect 10 mon: txpt·n~1vl" , 1>n1111uni1ic~. Thrrc are pri\'a!(' ~"'1nun111i; pool!>, roll ing gn•1•n open ~pace, 111ghr -li~h1rd \Yind1n"' r31hs, rt•,·rratio11 ccnrcr), Jnd a lif<'styl<' you\'l' 11·a111·rl fo r 100 long. And , yn11'1I t·nioy sing[c-fan1iJy r riVJ(\', fabulous noo r pl:ins, :ind 110· r11<1it1t 1•nn 11<;• . •'\'C' r 1 fL'llced p3tios, lush L1ndscJp-Dis~over this incom par.iblr 1ng, an d all of th\' luxuri~ l'nvironment at a price you • ""' afford . Come 10 B\'achwalk's Grand Opening. Phase Six, 1odny! .!·5 Bedrom luxury To\vnhon1rs, by th•· .. ea ,. from $43~950 Fiom lo~ Angdts :ind Or~ng~ CO\lnlits, 1akC' GolJtn \\'C'S! ~iii off San D1~'g0 Fwy. Proctnl south ~ mtlt'S hl lkad1walk, llunungton fl.t•(h. fumi$hed modrls Opt'n d;iily 10 a.n1. EXCl'lll'nt rin3ncing .•\·1111:ibll·. 'z •.i1 "J6·"~~7 And, you'rl' 1ninutcs (rorn culleg~s and uniVL'tSilirs, hospitals, :airports. free"'&)"• Newport B<."ach and Los Angclrs. Enjoy t•xdusi\'l" use of Bt>achwalk's winding p:i1hs. privalc streets. 7 swimn1in~ pools, .! clubhouses, comple t\'l,y landscape.I p;irk . Jr\'as and r\'Cf\'a tion~I faci li.til's. ,• If uni i11!Jlo11 /'ie(/J'!Yf Plans to dc1·elop a $3.6 n1illion pri vate cornn1unity of 30 hon1es bordering the fairn·a~'s ~of the El Niguel Country Club golf course in Laguna Nigue l have hcen announced by Sn1 yth Bros .. Nc1i.rport Beach homebuilding fin11. Designed by l..citch-Kiyotok i- Bell, u Nc"·porr Beach-based l and pl an ning and architectural firm. Ille homes \\'ill r<1ngc in size from 2.400 10 3.200 square feet. Three floor plans \\\'O . single.story models and ont" t1i.·o-s1or.• home -1i.·iJI be offered in thi.- projecl. ~Jany homes also will have four -car g a ra ges \\'I th adjoining motor courts, he said. Sl\JVTH SAID the 30-home de\·elopn1t•nt probably 1i.•ill he the Jasl such project to be huilt on the fair.va~·s of 1he El Niguel golf course. "The only rcn1aining land fronting the course 1i.·i!l be sites ror custon1 houst"s:" he explained. Completion of the first increment of the proj<.'Ct, 1\·hich is l'OmpriSl'd of 10 homes and the sales and Jnformat ion c e n 1 er. is scheduled for Augu'.'t. He pointed out that a $2.5.000 house 11•ould increase in value about $1 ,2.'iO in six months at recent inflation ratt"s, more than using up any savings "they might be lucky enough ra make." "EVES IF TJIEV keep the house for sevt"n years.'' he continued . "the added interest they pay in their monthly paymenLo; "' i 11 in all probability be more than , offset by the rising \'aluc or' I.heir house." If you prefer entertaining on a rooftop garden to a barbecue behind the .garage, we built a village for you. You usc a hig~chi, a.light spray of vermouth and your coals arc just right for steak mcdiumrarc.· , You 're particular aoout a lot of t hings .. Especially the place you call home: You insist on someth ing special. Ju st a bit different. A cu t above all the others. ACCORDl!'l:G TO L/f\18 "Principal Sam r:·iyotoki. nie JO homes \\'ill be tied together in an r x le r i o r architictural theme that "'ill gil'c a distinct character to the pr' I v a t c comn1unit y. "All hon1cs \\•i ll have f.tardcn "'alls for complete privac~·. plus such interior arnenilics as lwo fireplaces. \\'Cl bars and cathedral ceilings. So n1 e models will have a second "'cl h<1r. whilt" the l\\'O sto\"v houses "'ill have drarnatlC Tentath·e pri ct"s for hon1es in the Sniyth Bros. c;omm unity start 31 $107,000 1\·ith th~ average cost t"Xpccted to be in the Sl2.0.COO to $125,!XXJ area . Firm Chosen For .Lagn11a Home Tract Hoag was cautious about the immed ia te effect of the Nixon announcement that $4 billion "'ilf be advanced by the Federal Homt" Loan Bank Boord to savings and 'Jo:Jn firms. Coupled \\'ith th at action is allot.Qcr $3.3 billioo Ul es:1:i.111d FHA and V A financing. "We'll have to "'ait and see how much of that actually gets down to the grass roots \\'ht"re . the average person ·is.·• he said. ''This might help the eligible vetcr~n lo gr1 ,1 VA loan. but FllA 's main problem 1i.·i1l sli!l be there. T his is it. Village Walk . Unique new chalet like townhomes with a spectacul ar difference. Sopnisticatcd new floorplans, perfect'for entertai ning, feature soaring beamed ceil ings, skylit lofts. bay windows, private p~tios and rooftop gardens. Complete rec reational faci lities including Jacuzzi. And a great . Sau Fru1icisco 13uildi.ng So ld SAN FfL\XCISCO IAPI - The 1918-bullt II a 11 i d 1 e Building, a do v.· n to\\' n landmark famous for its p Ion ecring glass-curtained facade. has lx't"n purch..'L'ed b~· _ real estate investors f~r $'.? 1nillioo . ' The new 01i.11crs pledged TueM:tay to !lave the bullding. ~t 13Q Suucr St .. and restore "- The plarutlng. a1·ch1tecturc and engin1..'Cring ·ronrrnrt for Park A1·enue Esta•e~ in I a· guna Beach has l)N)n n11·:1rdcd lo hte Ney•port Bea.::~ f1rir. ol i'\n:hiTekton. 1!111. The ar.· Muncemcnt 11·:.s m.1dc bv \\'jl. liam C. Clapet. ore~ident. 1' ht Pnrk Avc n11e l·.~t:itr~ 1nastcr plan includes ~1n lnfliDI r1rs1 phn~f 30 ru1;ro111 hor11c~ <.on I! arr('!' nf lan1I ad•nc1•nt In Th11r~1on .Junior u ::1l1 <ichool on P.~rk A1·rnuf' Thr M'rond nnd final ph11.;e 11·ill l•nr~il n11 ~1dditk1nnt 20 hom e.;, 311 111'<.>1 • :tt;ing 'l.600 $'1UrJr1• tr.i!I • "TIIE BIG renson F'HA is not being used extensively." he ~1id. "is the sometimes unreasonable rcquir~menls for co~n1t"tic repairs be f o r e approving a loon. Add Uie: high co~l of points and t)'pical delays in processing ealini:t up lil))e disastrou.'lly. 1100 it'~ no .... ~nder sellers are shying <1\\'llY from F-HA. ··i::vcn if !he: Pr~1dcnt's :ictlon rnakrs more: money nvnllilbuc for 10311 through SS.·Ls,'' he ronchtd<'cl, "!h<' likrlihood or 11 boin~ at :t substantially lo""·cr interest rate I~ ren1otr-" ' -. outd oor atmosphere everywhere. • _ No, we're not talking about a -. mountain Shangrila. Village Walk is rea l. It's here. Close to everything including Newport Beach . If you're comfortable with file t mignon, yo u'll fee l positively at home at Village Walk . •• from Tl $28,990. t 0 > • • g • • ' 0 ' • • ! • • . Village Wa lk SOlllh Co111 r1111 Take the ~:in l>1ci.:11 l...-cc\1.11 10th(' ' Fw1r11e1i.· 1:xu ~oHh 11111.· n11k . Or ph1111c {71 4) '~11·1 Hil @i. ... .....,P~S\IStEms.lnc. '""'' ! !) ... P, .. 1 • •• ' ' . ~ I :Cu st a ·.D el Sol :Popu.l<1 r , N@v.' homes aale11 at Casta ~lcl Sol , the active retirement «.'On1n1unlty 11.t Mission Viejo, :have Surpassed the $10-mllllCfl 1 :nu1rk, according to 'l'om , :vatenttne, -director of :o perat i on s' 'or the neighborhood. Valentlne cred ited severa l . factors as contributing to the !achievement. Not the leasl of these was the variety of . fl oorplans (12) and exterior elevations (36) from whi ch Casta homebuyers can choOse. Additiooa\ features inrlude the 24-hour·a-day s e c u r i t y ,system and the recently . t omplcled $500.000 recreation ·complex, bu ilt for the ·exclusive use or casta del Sol l'tsidents. •1casta 's adjacency to a ' . brand nc1v, executi ve 18 hole golf course, schedul ed to open ·lo the public later t hi~ year .. 'is ·an o th c r cxccplionall y • important fa'ct in the ·sales .success story here," Valentine 'added. Casta de! Sol has ~n -designed specifically for those over 4$ who have no children ·unde r 21 in residence , the !\1isslon Viejo Compan y ' representative explained. Pria s at the communit y currently start at $31 .995 with c on v entiona l financing available. Both tv.·o bedroom. tv;o bath and three bedroom 1wo bath models are offered . Oversized one and two car · garages arc featured in the community, .,.,.here e a c h garage door is outijtle.d v.'ith ad automatic.door ope ner as a Standard amenity. 1 Eactr Casla home of(qs· a fire place, a convertience-kcyed all-electric kitchen, f u 11 insulation and ca rpeting ln living r09.P1 . hall,. master ·bedrool.ll and a'd joinin g ~r~ areas and closets, all as/ standard C\IStom extras -included in the basic purchase price . • DAIL v pp or c 1 Energy Crisis Citecl ' ... ~r 1 ·1 Office Designs Change "~ ;c,~ t \ L0$ "ANGELES (AP) -The energy might be mo re expensive but it will ~ ~percent of :11t 1hr electricity produced ~ ~ crisis is changlnc 90me once strongly less expensive in the long run," !Ulld in the L'n1tetl S!<lt('S. F'or example, \ht· .., ..:.."'!l held views about office buildings. .. Donald H. Nack. a Pasadena consulting 110-story l\\'in !Ol\er~ of the Wo rld Tr<1d1· Architects are being asked by clients to engineer. "The technology ls avail able. Center in New Vork use as muC'h design buildings which will require l~s Builde rs JUSt need the motivation to use l'!cctriclty in a year as a city of 100,0W energy for lighting, htatlng arid cooling. it." population. When energy was abund11:nt, there v;as Robert Haugaa rd Jr .. who special ize~ little stinting. In man y instances, Ht: BELlEVES that clients will start in designing shopping centers, saul lighllng, heating and air conditioning considering the total costs of operation lightin g requirements ha ve doubled in !hi' were overdone. v.·hcn they are pl anning a building. last !O years . · "A building that conserves energy Nack points out that buildings consume "If a store is not llghted as \\'ell a::. others , custon1crs ·11•!!1 notice." he sa id "They might not kno11· 11·hat it is bu1 they'll kno1v something is wrong." Building Prospects Up . I BUT NACK feels there is a Jot of wastv in lighting. ''You see my ceiling lights?" he asketl . . ~? -""''"° r> ~:..~) , ... ' For3 Western S tates "I've taken tv.·o of the four light bulbs out of each one. It !eaves enough light for me. NEWPORT TERR4 CE CONDOMINIUMS FEATURE NEW 'ELECTRf'c LOOK' -"Jl>othing gripes me. more than 10 pay . ro renergy to burn unneccsary lights and then pay for ext ra ·cooling to mak<· the ai r comfortable aga in:· Ne1vport Terrace Bo111es Coast to North Carolina ." Dennison said. Living Better 'Elec!J·ically' LOS ANGELES (AP) -Prospects £or construction are br igh t in California, Arizona, and Nevada thi~ year with a strong second half more than balancing early·in·the-year doldrums . So says Marshall C. D e nnison , president of Associated Mo r tgage ''Population influx in to the tri-state area-about 1.3 million new residents since 1970-has created bu rg co n i n g ~emand for residential construction, bot h for sa!e and rental. A casualty of the energy crisis may b1· gla ss buildings. ln recent years they have spruno op in profusion in cities al l over the country. Hut in comin g years they ma y not be bu ilt because glass 1s the least effi icent insulatnr of heal and cold. That makes them difficult to heat in v.•in ter and to cool in summer. _J)ecorating_eclecticahy_!ar. 1nerchandlsing ·and sales appeal is lhe design approach used by Norman Colburt Interiors for Le ad er s h ip Housing System's Newport Terrace CondomiJUums i n Newport Beach. The bUying market for the homes (consisting mainly of afnueot singles or mature couples without c h i Id r e n ) demanded a unique look that combined several of today's mo6t popular d ecorat \ng elements: antiques, I iv e plan ts, and un11>ua.J accessories. "Some people think that a room is eclectic because it slmply combines something old W·ilh something new," said Colburt. "This is n o t altogether true. Essentially, the eclectic look is really a blending of elementJ tba( . . . Companys, Inc. the Philadelphia-based "A?\'D JIOUS fNG starts, wh ile off from create a mood or..[eeling in~~ elemen ts to _national real estate financing and service record levels of the past few years due to vlewer. This is the statement their best adv an lag e • organization is one of thi"'"n"ifion'nhree the tight money situation. are slln I've made ~LNewport Terrace appea1ing to the tastes of the largest mortgage banking firms with a making a better-than-e xpected showing "\\'E'VE BEEN fighting against glass by oomblning unusual consumers that v.oold view portfolio exceeding $2 bill ion. throughout the \\'est." for years," said Nack. He contends it is furniture, plants, and color them as Yiell as provide an Dennison predicted that construction Dennison noted that in the current nea rly impossible to control th1· inte~st.ing showcase backdrop outlays for the three states shouid climb ....... temperatur e or such b u i l d i n g ~ together in such a way as to to set off the architectural 51 percent above the 1972 totals. He said energy-aware economy builders are economically. achieve positive visual appeal features of the homes. California would be up 49 percent, taking a fresh look at close-in housing to Nack deplores the insistence on sealed and sales results." · Each of. the three one a'nd Arizona 47 percent and Nevada 56 help v.·orkeys curtail or eliminate v;indov.·s by many builders. He conceded two story mlXlels at Newport percent. -commuting problems. sealed \\·indov.•s are cheaper and th at ACCORDING TO reports from sales personnel a t Newport Terrace , the excitement in the models has helped generate sales and Terrace are widely diverse in "Rehabilitation of existing racilities is they don"t interfere wit h the design bul decor moods . The t w 0 TllE TRI-STATE region is part of the especially Jirisk in Los Angeles and San he urges clients to install v.·indows that bedroom, ~wo bath Nantucket semicircle pattern marking tbe country 's, Fran¢sco where older apartment houses open.· plan is cootemporary: the hottest coostruction markets of the -indeed, CGl?lplete neighborhoods -are If the energy ci;isis "'ere to become so · three bedroom. two bath Cape 1970s. 'being revitalized· for workers seeking severe that co)Tlfort could net br enth usias m amo~ Duyers to Cod plan transitional : and the "The thriving U-shape of the building residences nearer job sites," he said. maintained in v.·indowle:;s g I a s s •. actually bring t~ll' friends out ·three bedroom, one and a ~r in~ustry ranges from the Northwest "New multifamily construction is structures. they v.-..:iuld . bcco1ne 1 .to the comm\nllty -just to batP, .. two story Nassau plan is down the Pacific coastlipe, across . the also vigorous In the larger cities to help architectural ·.at r o ci t i e ·s . Nack see what can be #tlone in a provincial. Southwest and South and up the East house quickly expanding populat ions." maintained. condominium with so me -'--------------------------------------------~~~=~~~---- imaginatiori. Nearly $500,000 in homes have sold within the first three weeks since the grand opening. -.Co lbu.r.:t 's biggest .' <!OOsideration i n designing ~ models V.'aS to utilize 'Take Notes, Miss Fox' Reporter With Sidecar Steno? Oka~~ so this isn't the way Rudi Niedzielski. the DaUy·~ot's man in Costa 'fl.1esa. covers the Civic Ce nter and the rest of his ~at ... But Hudi docs own the motorcycle 3nd recently .added the side~a r for cruising wit h Chris <h is wife) for more go p er gal lon ~ur1ng th~ gasolin l' ~ap. /\ rollec lor of classic motorcycles (he owns .rive). Ilud1 1·hinks ··e ve rybody" o ught to ride a 'cyc le. Ile'~ been a bike boos~er since he was 8 und rode in his uncle's sideca~ 1a ~ayreuth . Bavar1_~· where h e was born. nut. more important to Daily Pilot readers, _Rud~ s reporting is as quick and colorful a s the "scrambler" ~ho writes 1l . .H e's one of se veral . highly profesSional news writers whose special iza tion in local coverage sets 1.he Daily Pilot apart from all the others in the world ~ 1 • The One ·That Covers City Hall DAILY PILOT • . The girl'! Oh. thal's Paulette Fox and she's nol a steno al all. But. i:nu ca n dictate. to her nnytime you want to plnee a Daily Pilot class1f1ed ad1Hcr phone numbcr (strictly .for business) is 642-5678 ,..,, ,.. A •t j • i I' ' .1! I /I \1 ~.:buy ·-, .. - ~· -~::--- from $37,450 ' ~Ev\'PORT TERRACE IS SEACOAST LlVING.for 281 discri~nating fami- lies in one of I he country's most exclusive coastal communities, NEWPORT BEACH. When you NE\VPORTTERRACE ISJO\Vl\- • • get here you know you've arrived. NEWPORT TERRACE IS PARKSIDE LIVING overlooking a .~~~~~~;' full y landscapcd ,,privatc 15-acre meadow which includes a recrea ti on · club with two pools, a Jacuzzi, barbe cues, vol\eybalJ and , pufling gree n. And set for completion during this year. HOME LIVING in a seaside village atmosphere with all wood exteriors, enclosed garages, beamed cathedral ceilings, gas fireplaces, deluxe appliances, nylon shag carpet- ing and a choice of unusual two and three bedroom f\oo;-plan s wi th all th e:' <]U a\ity fealu res you'd expec t in a prestigcou s Ne"lJOTI Beach home. Buv todav. Bv thl' Sea. . frorn the Pacilic (~oast I (ip_h,\ ·'}, t;1kc Su1lcrior Avu. lo Pl:iL-cutiu Ave·., ]t.•fl on 1 Vth ~I r f"'I. Frnn1 the ~:ui l)ic-11;n f reetva y. t:iko Harh(lr Hll'd. ri).!,.ht on 19th all the \vay to the end. (714 ) 64tl.S001 - @ n~t te1·race parkside townhomes in Newport Beach. • • • .· • • .. -- " I I ' I I .. ,·. J (: 8 DAILY PILOT Suri011y. Jt1nt' 2. 1974 - \ - -.. ---- • -- t . . .. .. • ' • ' ' ~· .. 1 ,, ' tl . ' r,,' . < " ·+· ~ ' . ~ 1 .. ' ' " • . . How to live h8ppily ever afterin Newport Beach, Tustin or Irvine • Life is continuously unfolding and bringing·people face to face with change. This can be a pattern filled with oppor- tunity as long as you're not uprooted abruptly from the surrounding you call home. Suppose you could live where re si- dential choice and qual ity remain high year after year. Where your investmen t is well placed in a neighborhood th at improves-instead of runs down. This is the kind of commun ity now tJeing created by The Irvin e Compa ny in Orange County. This is 1he kind of sta- bility you can expect from the village way of life. Move into your very first home in one of our villages. You 'll find c9mfort. ope.n space. recreational facil ities and a nearby school your children can walk ·or bike to. As time passed you could move up !o another kind of housing . Options are always open to you here-incl ud ing low maintenance living, large and small • . houses, and beautiful new apartments that allow you to stay in the community if the preference for private-house own!'Jrship has passed. The Irvine Company and the devel• opers listed on this page are partners in a major effort-the creation of a city of villages. You r house and your village are designed to improve and mature with age. There is security and perman ence to this kind or livj ng. And real peace of mind. Life flows on without trapping you in any certai n age or faniily grouping. At the same time you can still maintain your ties with friends, social groups, your work and the lifestyle you've made yours. • Fresh new homes and exciting living experiences are waiting for you now. The developers who build village homes are listed on thi's page by village location. See the fine houses they're building: Spend a day looking over our villages. See why you can spend your whole life here. r ~i llages ~Y---·­ lHE IRvlNE CDMRWY Southern California the way it should be: I I See the Village Home Show-a multi- screen presentation. At the same time get sales literature and maps and answers to any questions yolJ rnay have about our villages. VlLLAGE HOME SHOW 1. &mt• Ana Freeway at the Myford Rd. e)(lt, IN TUSTIN G~EENWOOO VILLAGE 2. 'l>eppertree.Homes. By Frank H. Ayres & Son. _ 3. Laurelwood. ByU.S.Development Corp. Townhomes. From $26,250. Patio ~omes. From $37,990. ,_.IN THE ClrY..OF IRVIN!O WALNUT VILLAGE 4. CollegeParkHomes.ByS&SCon- struction Company. From $46.990. 5. Colony Homes. By Kendall DJvel- opment Co. From $43.990. THE VILLAGE OF EL CAMINO REAL &.. Greentree Homes. BY Donald L. Bren Co. From $36,495. 7. Deerfield Patio Homes. By Irvine Pllctfic Oe\lelop.+tent Co. Opening June 197 .... 7. Deertleld Town~s. By Broid- moor HOmes, Jtic. Opening fall 197.... ' 7. Deerfield Perk Hpmes. By Century CommU('lity De-.,..opera. Opening Fafl 197.C. • • ' .. l • THE VILLAGE OF UNIVERSITY PARK 8. Park II Homes. By Natlonal Com· munity Builders. From $48,990. 9. The Terrace. By Standard Pacific Corp. New units in July, 1974. 10. Deane Homes. B~ Deane Devel- opment Co. From $58,250. THE VILLAGE OF TURTLE ROCK 11. New units coming in 1975. IN NEWPORT BE ACH THE VILLAGE OF HARBOR VIEW 12. Harbor View Homes. 'By Donald L. Bren Go. From $68.495. 13. Spyglass Hill. By John D. Lusk & Son. From $115,900. BIG CANYON 14. Deane Homes. By Deane Devef.o opment Co. From $125.000. THE VILLAGE OF EASTBLUFF 15. Monaco Homes and Tennis Club Villas. By Holstein Industries. From 573.500. BAYSIDE 16. Promontory Bay Homes. By Irvine Pacific Development Co. From $190,900. • Look for this symbol II\ ads bt out village homebuilders. rv.1i.:;~CIMW."{ I • ! l • ' • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FULL PRICE 1 IMMEDIATE . DELIVERY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY v-1, .uto. trn .. PQWef st..,. Ing, power (disc) br•kes, radlO, hHter, -"'tew•ll tires, vfnyl roof, tinted glass. vinyl lnterklt. ('621H197176} . $39 97 ~1-974 · PlNTO RUNABOU T $2 2300 cc, auto. trans .• ritdlo, heater, luxury decor group. low mlles. License (673KBEl .99 2lOO cc, l"Cyl., 4 speed, A71x1l Whitewall tires. tinted glass,, metallic finish, (-'Rl2X166101) r 74-MUST ANG II . . 14' HARDTOP '71 CHEVY VEGA IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 'speed, r•dio, heater, vinyl roof. License No. (Sl708WI $1488 2:J Litre 'cyl., PoWtt sletrJng, , ____________ ...;;~..;,---- (disc} bfakin, M•t!r, wl'tllew11i - front & rear bum,.r euards. '72 PINTO 2 Dr tlrn. 81.1c:ket st1!5, c1rpet1ng, $1 4 8 8 l<R02Yl9033<) ........ AM/FM, .. ; ...... ,.,_ L~c. No. mESE $)5 88 '69 FORD VAN Auto. lr•ns... RHI wof1c,horM. F74327. •:; 0 ·1·974 M AVE ICK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2 DOOR 250 6 cyl., sand" state Ignition. <•K91L1998571) ~~ND 1974 GALAXI E 2 DR. H.T. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • VI, •uto., tt•ns.. fKtory •Ir. power steering, power disc brlkn, hNter. r1~i.1 whltew1U1, tln'9d glass • ' 4.SS8S12913.c 9 ,:~~ .. !~~~ v~e.n.!!r.~:t, .,,$· 1 conditioning, power steering, power (dfscl br•kes, radio, heater, tinted glass. Lie. No. f530TT • :~N!E!~~~ .. ~~~~~e'Y a;r, pow..$ steering, radio, hearer, <82605HJ • '10 Pie up & Camper ~ $. O.tsun Otlth Perris Valley cabover,...amper. 1 Radio, heater. H.O. eqpt., Western mlA"Ors, step bumper. License No. 514495 . '10 FORD E300 Van Auto. trans .• radio, heater. #AHH71110 9 888 ~~ !~~~~? .. !~JLC!~ .. .-.. $2 3 8 8 Honing, power steering, 1....-oe rKk. Lie. No. .QOFWi:-. • • • • Sund~. June 2, l'-174 DAILY PI LOT D l IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IMMEDIATE ·DELIVERY 1 '74 FO RD PICK UP AND CAMPER • .. THIS PiCKUP TRUCK & CAMPER IS READY FOR YOUR PERSONAL TOUCH. =----........ _ ·Custom Sty6"k6t, :WO VI, flUllSo ··~-~·so4id Si.ti' lgnitklft. ~ ... · tr..s.. tptlOMI r•Jlo ~ ••M.~ veeriflo, ,...,; tinted ..... ¥1,,t »al. IFlOYRTJUmJ 398 8 .t speed trans .. heater, whitewalltires, vinyl in-- . t er i or ; tool kit. (SGTAND"'6013) Bunt UNITS ve. auto. trans., adj. pass. 5eat, 91ugn, solid state Ignition, •• : -;sliding c·atgo door, extra cool- ~· ing r&diator, low mount swing ~.. Lok mirror. (E14GHT19.,) ---. RD F-250 l,4 Ton PICKUP · F~SBRU•2SI RE ADY FOR WORK OR PLAY . - . . . ' ' D I DAILY PILOT PUBLIC NOTI~E ... ~ MOTM:t TD Cl lD4TMS •u•11101 CDUIT o• T)ll STAn O• Ulll"OINIA flOt TNI COUNTY Of' OIAllGI' .... ... ,,,... Et11le el ILLIS !>.. ,t,LEx.ANDElt, ""-· NOtlCE IS MEJIE9Y GIVEN to '"' cncrltot. al ..... ..... ........, Cltcl'dtnt ~r ell ,..,_ 11..,11'11 <111"" 11111111 n. .. 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EMILY CALOElll. 1111 EMIL't "UGIMfll.I, Oe<;11Hd. J<+OTICE 1S 1;:1ERE8Y GIVEN lo ~ C•O'd\ton. of lrif •Wvt Nnwd 0.C9d ... I 11111 111 "'"°"' """'"II ci1w.i. ,..1'"' '""' u ld °"""'"' i re rtqU!rtd lo fllot ll'lem wl111 IM MCl»l'Y "°"'"""" 111 n,. office of 1111 c!tr-of rM Ibo,... tlllllltd court. Of" ID pr111nl •Mm. wUtl "" M(liMfY V<><KMrl. lg Ille lt!'!MrslgNCI ti !Ill ollla "' 1111 1nor11ev1, lt,1.Y L. M.AYFlELO ANO OILWYN LEWIS, ""om•v1 11 Ltw, l )OCI Long &•K ii &!WI., So11th G.111, C•llloml• 9001~. "'hlcn 11 •ti• pf1ct al bY•l.,.11 ol 1n1 uf>dtr1l;nfd?1n m1n1r1 5>f!M•lnlnQ lo 1111 111~11 Id dtctllfnl, wllllln '"'" mon!~1 1 tr Ille l!r•I publlcltlon ot rh11 notlt1. 01lto!I May 11, 1'11 LA.l.'fRENCliii ROMAGNINO EKK\llOI" ol tM Wllf of ' me 1oov1 r11mm d«-nt lll "Y L. MAYl'IELD AND DILWYN LEWIS Allon11y1 11 Uw lJOll """' hl(ll .,.,, S.ullt Gitt, C1ll .. ral1 .OHi T .. : CIUJ Jtt.un. HJ•tnl AllMMYI tor EXotelllll' P11bll1tlld 0..•ngt COfi~I 0111~ Piie!, ' M1y It, l6, Ind Jlllle J, t , 1971 IM:0-71 PUBLfC NOTICE •m• NOTICI! TO Cll:IDITOlti IUPElllOll COU•Y 011' T"I" STATE 0111" CAUl'Oll:NIA 1'011: TNE COU"TY 01' OllANOE .... A·ltlM E1t1te of MAE Gl'F°"D WITH. -0.c.....S.--NOTICE IS Hl!!lllE8Y GIVEN t9 1111 C•edllori of tM •tiov• 1\1~ 6tctol!Rnt 11111 111 ""on' ,,,.,1,. dtl~ t0•lntt lM .. Id decllltnt ,,... .requlrto!I to fill 1i..m. wtlll Ille '*'1t.1ry Wol.ld)l•i.. In '"' offlct of "" ,...,. of """ ·-"111119d ~1. IH' to prntnt 1-. W•lll ltl• nKIUtrv vouo;htra. lo '"" 11ndetslO""' ti Ille ol11ce ol Mr tlfOO"ntY. lHOM.AS L. LOAO, mJI PtMO di v111~11, i..oun1 Hills, C11llfl:tr'nl1 t'IU3, w111cn It 1he p111c• or blliJM11 of IM u~loned In 111 m1111r1 per1tlnlnt 111 1rre t11111 Gf llld o.c-1, wllhln !GUr m°"'"' 1!1" 1111 tlrtt P11bllt11lon of fllil notice. 0.i.d MIV t, 191' JANINE $MITH SCH1LLE1t E~f(Vtrl• of '"' will cl tM 1tiov1 n.meci dl«dtnl THOMAS L. LOll:O lllll l'.t-ik V1J.tfld1 1..,11111 Hiiis. ca ruu T .. : (TII ) •l·Ulf Al-Y tor E•Kllfri• P11bllliild 0r9'1119 Coett D11ly Pl!ol, Mil JI. It, )6, 11111 }UM 2, 1971 111 .. 7' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1 ...... NOTIC I TO Ctt•DITOtll SUl'•lllH: COIJll:T 0 111" TM• STAT• Of' CALl,OINIA f'Oll TH• COUNT'f 0, ottANO• .... .... ,,,,, Etllt• of llUTH JEANNETTE CAMU5E, •k• llUTH J. CA.MU":. DK••Md, N0l1C:I! IS Hl!llE8'r' GlllF.N to the t•lldf!Ofl of tilt •bov• namtd ~I 111•1 111 ptrMW11 hi ving cl1lm1 1o•ln11 Hre 11ld OK"'tflt "' rlQ<ll•"' le 1111 l!lln'I, with 1111 MC.HWrv vOll(....,.I. 111 IM office o! ll!t tlt1'1i: of IM ·~ IJ!lfllltd court • ., to pr .. nr them. will! IM noteclWry vOtKIWI. 1'CI "" ulllltr!ler>fd ti 11'11 0Uk1 al hh 1Horrrey1, ME"-0 ANO 11.l.IEN, 1101 OoYe $1.. $ullt 170. N...,,.,,., 9"d'I. C1llforn11 97'60, Wlllch If lh9 pllQt of blltJlllM of lht undll'•loi!Mid Ill 911 ll'llltWI pert1lnlM lo tr.. "1111 ., ukl ....,.,, ,,.)11'1111 fclut montM 1ttw tilt tlrtl publlcttloft "' ""' rllltlai. Olltcl Mlv JD, lf14 PHILLIP W!SLY CAM.USE f•ecvtOf" (II "" \11!11 GI 11\9 ·-nlmt'd Otcto!ltnt MIAO AND llUllt 11., a... St .. sun. "' It"""" ... ch, CIM ..... ,,... Tell m 11 an.fllA AIMotftlTt fir •MMW . Putlll!ll*I Ottn;e CO.ti Dilly l'llOI. JllM 7. '· 16. 1J. IJ7• 200J.-1• PUBLIC NOTIC~ l"ICTITIOUS 1us1"1:sS' , NAME ITATt:MINT Tiit lollowl>19 ll"r'°" 11 Ooirl!I bu\ln•U .. : lll MOR"LE IOOSTfR, f1 I MOllALE eoosreAs. CJ) MO•ALE IOOST&.11 -I N TElllQ ll S AMO EXTe11:1011s.-m1 OTTllVll l\Vt .• "-"'llelm, C1llfd!'11l1 nw C:11olyl\ lloq\llt, tm (1mlv11 Aw., An1ht!m, C11!fcr11l1 fHI» fhl• Ol/lllWll ,, «rndvct.d by '" 1!'111¥111utl. CHeh'tt ll-1 Th11 1l1t'lm«!t w•t fllld wt111 Ille CGUl'll'Y Cleft of Ortntt ~ Oii '°'*' J.. lt14 "'"' Nlll.r.d or.,. ~ o.nv PllM., J-:t. f , I .. do lt7' lffl-74 PUBLIC NOTICE Sund11, JU11t 2. 1974 ·6 ·4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6· 4 .2 • 5 . 6 7 8 ' ' Real f1tote ..• ,,, •. 1000-2999 The Bluest Marketplace on the Orance Coast DAILY PllOI . CLASSIFIED ADS bntds ...•...•.. ~99 ........ llTW'hhMttt ' flnon<iol .......... >OOQ.5049 !"flfr-• "*"~· ...... -.11" j :J I MtfchondlM • , , , , , IOOO-I09f Announc1ment1, P.-nal1, Lott I fCK.lnd •••••• 505Q.549f. San'k•• & .... 6000-6099 You Can Sell ·It Find It ( .' ' · ) One Call' Service . Trade It With ~ Want Ad 6~ •5678-Fast Cr~it Approval' Boats l Mam. Equipment ........ -- -. & -~IWl-otlon .... 9100.-. _, .1 ~~======~G-'r·.·1 ·R.·E·.--·1002 ..... 0.-~·.· .. ~1 ~R.·E~.--~.1~002~~0..~ .... ·r·.~1 ~11-: .• =-.·.~~1!~~6-~·r·.':'1 ~R-:.E=-.---:,:llOl~G::'o~n~.~ .. ::l-:R:".e:'.---:":!002 <:,•norol R.!. ERRORS: Advortl ... rt should chock their ,11. EASTSIDE BEAUTY dilly I report arrora .'-. I d 1 t 1 y T~ The Ideal lamUy home on hug0 ·lot on cul-m m • • e • • de-sac. Features 4 Qedroom, 18X22 rumpus DAILY PILOT •11umos room. 2 Fireplaces. Fruit trees. Sto rage ll1blllty for tho fi rst shed . Fish pond and MORE I Call for ap- 1 n corr e c t lnHrtlon pointment to see ... only $48,9MI, only. Open House Set/Sun 1·5 2086 M1rlon W•y, Co1t1 Ma.1 ;;;;;;;~~I MESA VERDE SPECIAL MMwtww..._ li e] Come see this large, immaculate S bedroom -'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;; & famUy J'OOUl home in a choice neJgbbor- • boot Many custom features including ll<>nt, fenced patio, small guest house. and hydro- ponic greenhouse. Priced right at $41,500. Ganer•• R.E. 1002 MESA .VERDE Ontu"21 ~ 1m ORANGE, COSTA MESA . 642-1771 10°/o DOWN 9112 °/o INTEREST DclightluI home w j th ' C.D.M. CUSTOP.I SPARKL INc.; ' ' ,1 2 Story/Beach POOL. fr esh paint Look at Uae tmn1 .. The,Y throughout. PROFESSION· I ~ be hlstory soon ID don t $22,500!! ALLY LANDSCAPED. Spac-hesitate, U you ~'8.nt an SNEAK A\\'AY 10 this ious livi~ room. Formal extra •harp 2 BR 2 BA I · h ·d dini nv roqn1 Cl-"" kit· POOL home ln CORONA ~~~~~~Y b:i:i w ~ c~"' Hute ·mas!~" suite DEL MAR on a big ~00 s H 0 pp l NG. RE s T . 1th separate den. WALK TO Jot with private oommuruty AURM'TS, AND BEACH. SCHOOLS, Loaded with beach ~$69,sm Enjoy community POOL. goodies -mlJlt see -call Call 6f4..ml. . Cah be bought on best Ml-2>35. term~. See your summer OPEN11lO • rrsFtM10BE NICt1 ~-:;.:.~~;,~~·'°~=' [ll ll~lill .~-..,..,-,7,=-cc:=:::-:: I ; I I ~ Ha"' '°""'thlna you want lo rJn NI GIL CAILEY ~ AS~IJl.IATES W l·::-.1.1 .; Y N TAYLOR CO. llEALTU];{S si11et· Hl4H BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Great 'l(iew of Fashion Island from this pop- ular Broadn1oor model. Expensive custom drapes & cptng, Van Lult wallpapers. 4 Bdrms. FR, DR & 3 baths. Large lot. $159,500 35 BURNING TREE RD. Sat/Sun 1-5:30 BIG CANYON NEW CORNER "CONDO'' Brand new! Luxurious "Bordeaux" model wl_th·privacy. Beaut. cust drapes carpeting & wallpapers. Prof. landscaped yd & covered patios. Air-<:ond. & air purifier. '132,500. 6 RUE CHAMONlX Open Sat/Sun 1-5:30 BIG CANYON C.C.-$295,000 Traditional charm in stunning brand NEW custom home with golf cc;>urse vle\V. En- closed Ige courtyd entry. 5 BR, FR, form DR. 5 baths. Fine details thruout incl A/C. 49 ROYAL ST. GEORGE RD .· Sat/Sun 1-5:30 DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT-$235,000 A picture book beauty! Trees, flowers & that "open" look prevail in lhis inviting 6 BR traditional home. Dock for lge boat. THE "BLUFFS"-$74,9SO & $71,500 The last of the brand new ONE story lnodel s. Your choice of a "Linda" or a "PauJa". 3 BR each. You'll be glad NEXT year you bought one of these TODAY! Beaut green· belt. Hurry! 2701 VISTA UMBROSA Open Sal/Sun 1·5 :30 LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT-$250,000 Luxurious warmth ih this meticulously main~ tained 5 bdrm home w/FR, lge DR &: 4;> baths. Wide lot. Pier & slip. Call to see. JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR BALBOA PENINSULA POINT LOC'lltion &: price will always be a prime prerequisite in real estate purchases. This home will be o~n for showing Sat. & Sun. This very charming Cape Cod home is on the corner of "11-1" St. & Seville. It is hr cated l 1h blocks fro mthe boat launching ramp, privaLe & public bay beach &: 2 blocks from the ocean. lt is $35,000 under any hou se available for sale on the point! The house has 2 bdrms., den, 1-bath, forced air ·heating, open beam ceilings, frplc. &: lots of "'ood charm, ready for clever decora- Uon, and this is really something-the seller will carry a 2nd T.D. at a low interest.rate, terest rate of way less than current. An in· terest rate or \vay tess lhan current. An in- vestor should be enticed to look at this.One! Listed at $79,500. (What will the price be next year??) 2100 SEVILLE OPEN SAT. & SUN. J.S JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR 675-1337 G•naral R.E . COUNTRY CLUB MESA VERDE $68,000 .. CrackJus apacloos custom 1 slOry 4 bedroom home near the golf OOUf"!le! Enormous bedrooms. Separated master suite. Massive stone double fireplace. Beautifully landscaped. Extra driveway and pad for boe.t slOrage • By aps)t. 5tS-2313. We cha1· lenge you to duplicate this value! ' • COSTA MESA FOUR-PLEX Call us about t h I • hard-to-find i n y e • t m ent opportunity in a bettn" v.·tstskle location backing to a golf COUl'!!e. .$610/mo Income could be mort lov.·-low vacancy on I $61,500 Call 644-7211 ' . . ~ The lutHt draw In""' W<tt. oell! ·o .. atll<:d. ado do It WESLEY N, TAYLOR CQ, . .a [)ally Pilot 1'.:la.Mlned well. call NOW 642-fl678. EASTS I DE (TWO) OPEN HOUSE SO .. LAGUNA ~--or•I R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 Sun · l·!i, 31668 3rd A\'e I ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 2t1 I San Joequin Hills Rd. ' Take your choice OPEN11t.• • rT'S ~TOBE NICE/ /.Jn NIGEL llAILEY & ASSIJCIATrS Fixer Upper, approx 1600 sq ii NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 64f.4910 Both have 3BR/ZBA ti., 3 BR, 2 ha, rec nn. Lee • ---"'!' ... ---,...-!!!!!---... --... R fpl., wlas sumable loons Uughes Realtor, 83J.135S, "': .. $.'l6,9j(), with poo l m.1731 . G•n•r•I R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 1'•"·,;=-.soo=ic-:-u,-,-.-c.,-,h-:1-0 -assu.,--m-, OR Coldwel Ba leer ;:;:;;;:;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;; 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1.. s;H,W-JO with enc.~llo l n I• 7~t'/'rt exl!rting loan.~prime Call PRESTIGE li0~1ES [~ lfllEX RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE COMPANY The Prlc• ls Right FANTASTIC ~~~~:rp.tnea:~c~8::.;: &15-fi6.16 . ~ . SHORECLIFFS EXCLUSIVE , .. and not a fb)er·uwer. In I NEW LISTING 847-6010 Agt. CLASS SELI-'i -642-fl678 Turrie Rock Broadmoor. A , l:i'"-=7."'-"'·--~~ ~--I R E 1002 Open S•t. & Sun. 1-6: 116 Shor.cliff s, Plan l, ""'ith 3 bdrm.s. + 213 & 211 lr11, CdM G•naral R.E. 1002 ..,_..,ra • · [ JI ~ J Ptfost desired area of Corona 4e1 Mar o{fers fam ily nn. Xlnt location, Dri .. ·e by this CaJ>(' Cod ~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ HluMllor Slle this fine 1/3 acre white water view site ""'ith view of university, Cott~e + varant lot. 2 fi -d fun ti 1 4 bed $58,900 · Jhcl. land. Bedrooms, 2 baths + den. Classific•fion ·1000· I 098 --I~ ~,..,...-.,.---~ Clas tification 11 00 ~.,..-"1:.-_'_·:.r_ .. _l l•I Cl111.ific•fion 1200-2999 _,__ I~ ..,.......,.,,..-,.-=,.: Cl•11ification l IQ0.)699 I ., .. ,_ ...... I~ Cl assific •tion 3700-3999 · Classific ation '4000 -'4650 I ~ ~------Cla11ification 5000 ~--:---::-:-cl ~ Clasiification 5100.5299 '--::-: ........ -::: ... ---,--::I al Cla11ificatio1J 5300 ~-·_ ..... ~I~ Cla11ific•tio11 5350.5~99 [-... ·-]~ Cla11ification 6000-6099 ~""-"""""_·_!~ Cl•1 1ification 7,005 ·-"*"-JLOJ Classi ficati~n 7000.7199 I .. _. .. I~ =:--,-:--::--:-: Cla11 ific ation 8000-8099 1.....::-~ I~ c1.,,Jfic•ti on 9000-9099 I· -lil Classific•tion 9100-9499 plus a verY. colorful an C ona • OPEN SUN. 1-S Jo'ire placc. double garage. room, family room 31h bath home. $224,500. 19311 SIERRA CHULA ~J~·~ J~ ~ NEWPORT COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE Open Sun. 2-4 : 2319 HHlhor Lovely 4 bedroom wood floor cu~tom home. Light & airy extra large lot, fnnt trees and views. At the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. $92,500. CUSTOM llAYPRONT DUPLEX Open Sat. 2-6: IOOI E. Balbo.I Blvd. Prime sandy beach location. Custom-built -for owner. Dock for two large boats. 6 bed- rooms plus guest. $250,000. BIG CANYON WITH VIEW 1 lnhl1i·llil . ---1lrullur EASTSIDE PRIVACY Walled front patio yard with citrus trees. Co\·cred Tell.I' potlo. 3 Bedroom, family room ho1ne. Lochenmyer Realtor 646-3928 or f vo 64Ull82 $6,500 .TO ASSUME FHA LOAN $6,300 to assunie or maybe lC'Sll cash. Owner says he might help !Jnance. $198 PER/l\10. PAYS ALL . Owner transferTt'd. Prlnu! area. Take advantage-call ~~. Open Sat & Sun. 1-5. •22 Hermit•$1e Amenities g8.lore! Dramatic use of PtleXJcan tile on living room dining room, entry & powder room floors' of this spacious 4 bed· room home. Spectacular entry courtyard \Yilh extensive use of tile decking & lath OPENTllt• rr'SFUNTOBE.NCE1 arbors. $159,500. ! SWEEPING OCEAN VIEW~ CAMEO SHORES EXCHANGE OR SELL Open Sat & Sun 2-4 : 4633 Camden Dr. 3 Br, &IDen in Fulierton, !or -°"N"'rCE=R"'1llAN=""NEW==• -1 Elegant 4 bedroom, 5 bath borne with cus-=Y 1ie: ·~~B bea~~ ! Transferred owner ~ ·gone tom detailing throughout .. Enter t.t_irough 0v.'11E!r. lm-288S · "first cabin" on th 1 s beautiful secluded court with fountain and tan ta 1t1 c 3BR, 3BA pool. Features: wood floors, large rooms, NEWPORT Univen;lty Park beauty. t k. h -•9 000 HEIGHTS AREA Plush crpt, rormal dinrm , grea ttc en. ~ ' · ' OPEN HOUSE gourmet kitch. brick fin:'pl, BAYFRONT LUXURY SAT & SUN 1-S run trun rm. delightful re ncd Open SUn 2~: •6 Linda Isle 456 Cambridge Circle yd~ Just releRsM nt Light and airy Linda.Isle home with 4 bed-lmmac. 3 bdnn., 2 ba .• fami·: S61.~.-Submit do\\·n ° ~ d b th Jy nn .. 2 frpl cs. Sunny patio I t!·11dr>. Y_?ll O\\'!I the Jandl . · rooms, large game room , study an 5 a s. oH kitchen. Profess. decor. I CALL 64:i-8400 Sundeck. 2 bars. pier and float•for large \\·fma.ny custom reatures. r<»,,==•====="-.I • boat. Enjoy the good life of Linda at $229,500 Walk to Harbor H.igh & shopping. EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY HOME GIB WALKER Open Sat. & Sun . 2-4 -2645 Bamboo REAL TY 675-5200 Beautiful two story 5 bedroom, 3 bath home Westside Charmer in Eastbluff. Night and day view with pool Tl\i.s ovensized 4 bedroom size yard. An exceptional value. $87,500. home ii super sharp. Large family room. Lots of charm. CHARM GALORE IN IRVINE Tu;, one .., •. , last ONLY 4 Bedrooms, big family room, shag carpe.ts, $34.SOO. Don't delay call built-ins, brick fireplace, cuatom draperies today Red CBrpet, Realtors and air conditioning. Assume 7% eiliting 546-8Sii0. loan. Only '39,950. 141,950 will buy a • bedroom I hOme on R great comer lot PARADISE FOR CHILDREN In .,.., Huntington Beach A super custom home. Jrl •al ror in and out-location. Huge ll\ aste r ...-d 'th bedroom. l..afge efficient Security Is A Place door entertaining. Large lovely yar WI kitchen. P.foch· more. call to 20x4U pool. 4 + bedrooms. formal dining. ""'· "'-"''°· ~·'· WHY PAY RENT famil y room and 2 fireplaces. Quality $32,900! Doilhousc built Jor EnJoy cRrc h-e<' living _ no C•lltd Home! I Forever snd ever, you'11 be gl&d you bought this 4 bedrooru home. Fa n1 11 y meal. ln the big colorful kitchen. The £8.mUy roon1 Is great f t1 r get·!ogclhen. Large master suite with loads of closcls nnd a priYate hllth. Rear yard reatures redwood decking. perfect for entertaining .. Don't delay c&ll loday R'ed Ctiirpet. Realtof"!I 546-8640. throughout. $134.500. )'l'.lll! So sharp and clean you I . can nJO\'e right in!' But al ri1unt -no yard~. But own PRICED TO SELl:.I!' this price )'ou'd helter pack i nnd PllY yoor8CU. You \\'Iii 4 Bedroom. 2~'2 bath, family room, cathed-no\\•! Call a.gt. lo sec. havr n pnol Rod . largf! 847-6010. clubhouse !or parties -4 ral ceiling and fireplace in master bedroom. ;;;c~;;;;;C-:;..-.::::::--u·= bedrooms one n nursery or Near pool and tennis area, overlooking golf BIG 4BR. 2BA home. -H•·low hobby room. Bike 2 mile• to cou rse. $56,950-Jand Included. r;rpl:a, b!tln range, oven & beach. $32,950. 646-7171 dbl gar, 11hake root, lrg BACK BAY ESTATE ya.rd. On~ 2, 5 0 0 · Ol'EHTIL' • rrs FtJHTO BE m::~r Jdeal home !or family. Room for Chi ldren °"'1r/Bkr. 1 ra ,ill1 :!~·u11 :~ ae~~i =m~h~C~;Yfc!~g~~O~~~: ."~~ti1~~~~~e~1 lllll lififij\F 7 /8 acre. $130,000. bedrooms. Hua< cul~c . lot. Cloeie to ocean. $49,950 CAPISTRANO SPAN ISH ESTATE Is a oteal l Call 8'7""110. 5 bedrooms. 31h baths; separate, 2nd story, AJt. 33' master suite; 36' pool. Ocean views, wine Fix and uwl Huge e:ii:e<:u· S9UEAKY CLEAN cellar. On corner •h acre site. 2 years new. tJve hOme. Giant cul-de-SQc l §] $1~ 500 lot. 4 + lamily room + I AAltlil for.. ~ UO", • formal dlnl.1'g. Close to '=~=--,.-~ COU NT RY FRENCH CHATEAU IJ<•ch. 14'3.950! C.11 8'7.SOlll lmrnJculste 4 Br, Sgl Level Cltnmar w/ne.w crpt1, •tnyl & dmperles thnl-<MJt. Only $39,SOJ, OCEAN VIEW Cla11ification 9500.9999 Designed to capture the S{>eclacular view "A;"':'i;;;· ,-=-:-c== SAVE SPACE WIJEN of lrvine Cove. Family liVlDg at ll's best. m:.w.11 It's a deeorator 1itOVING t;y ~· r11 PP t n ~ 7 bedrooms, guest quarter$, lonnal dining :::i ?"::~:.,us~o~~~! St-e CAtalln& le San Ocmente from tht llvina room ot )'OUl' &lnale level S ta Terrue Home. Only $56,500. dl•hes and othl':r tnigll e room and channing bllli•rd·famlly room. no~·. F..xceUf'n1 loeation, Item• In •·a1n cl0Uu1. 1<W.·el1 all ANNE ENAN 11nd ottwtr llnena. )'OU get $550,000. , C to~. 8·17-«llO. Agt.. KE more 1poce ln the oarage TROUSER POCKE'fs whm n EALTOR 557 7000 and ctosets by sellin,w Idle DIAL ~1 766 APPL\' JRO~-ON TAPE TO " • lte1111 with ll Daily Pilot 2161 s.n Joaquin Hiiia Rd., H.B. b'OWN!n II.rt new. Thi• *Ill The faJtc11 dnw In the \Veit. 01111\fted Ad. CAii 6U-5678 A COLDWE LL BANK!R CO. reln rorce the pocktt1 and .• , a Dally Pilot Cll1EHed _..,._._, -------'""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~ .. ~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"I lessrn lhe rh1u1~ nr hol{'ll:. Art Cn ll &t~. ' MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES 1500 GALAXY DRIVE For true California living. Spacious view home. surrounding sparkling pool. 4 bed- room, 31'.! baths-family roQm. $235,000. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. {Y35)' UNIVERSITY PARK SECLUDED ELEGANCE-$66,5001 Beautiful "University" model-3 bedrooms & family room. On quiet, :lush green cul-0~ sac. Professional decor & landscaping. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. 17895 CEDAR TREE LANE. {Y36) .. BIG CANYON-OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. Extensively improved 4 bedroom ~story on end lot w/Ocean VIEW. Beautifully pan- eled den-wet bar-BETTER THAN NEW. 21 RUE FONTAINEBLEAU. (Y38) LARGE CORNER LOT W/PARK VIEW Su per 4 bedroom family floor plan-desir- able commwllty-access to f.rivate beach- es. $94,500. OPEN SUN. -5 P . M. 4626 CORTLAND, CAMEO HIGHLANDS. (Y38 ) •4 LINDA ISLE-OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. Fabulous cuslo1n·built 5 bedroon1, 5 bath, familY room & dining ro<nn . Pier & slip for lg. yacht. Seller transferred fast c• crow. $23.5,000. (Y39) . MUL Tl -LEVEL SHOWPLACE Open & spacious w /14' ceiling in Jiving room. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths. Superb views oi 2 fairways. Tast.eful use of woods create great feeling of warmth in this contempor· ary residence. $330,000. Maxine Williams 64U23,5._-0'41) NEW CDM DUPLEX Close lo beach-comfortable units 'v/fire- place-new buill-ins-this:k shag carpets- open beams. $114,500. Carol Berry 644-6200. !Wm . DE SIRABLE HARBOR & OCEAN VIEW Owner transferred & needs to sell th is el& gant 3 bedroom, 3 bath home w /studio, high berun ceilings & beautiful pool. Ask- ing ~110,000. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. 2821 PEBBLE DR., HARBOR VIEW HILLS. (Y43) BALBOA ISLAND RETREAT Custom 4 bedroom, family roo1n ho1ne with 2 fireplaces across double lot. Exces· slvely lg. patio. Excellently priced at $159,500. Barbara Gothard 64U235. (Y44) SWEEPING VIEW-BIG CANYON Secluded home featuring 4{1' pool. putting. green &: 4 bedrooms. $179,500. Tom Queen· 644-6200. (Y45) · [Irvine l .. .._.:,M .. -1"-""' I IOI Dover Drive 142·1211 1-.& tllKArthlitr '44•1200 Nwport -...ii,c:.111om1112111 .. I ' • I • Cosra Mesa Area ' i;.ouR·BEOROOMS ' Cl.lo TOM POOL.·136,000 Fountain Va ll,.~· Area VILLA MONTEREY " huge ~rms, 2 baths. 2000 sci. ft. Spacious llvlng room/dining a(ea. Poot si:od IOI $3 5,500. VA loan with EZ· le1ms. Ju.st J years newl (7 1 4)546-17~ • Sundlj, Junr 2. 1974 • CENTAALAIRCONDITION CUSTOM HOME 4 huge bedrooms 2 full baths. super deluxe caroet, marble eniry, anhQue mirrored walls plus many m0<e extras. Pttced at 147.000. Call urtnow. 118370 546-0022: DAJl 'I PILOT D 3 S2'.500 3 BR.2 BA.'~ All l'>Olished 6 shined 11tue doil house. Fantashc used brick lireplace. P1en1y of land here to grow Your own vegetables and .lrutt. Pay jusl 1191 per mo. on lhti VA resale. , ·• 83~2_5~ 123.900 2 BR. 1 BA. Is tl'le full price! This lovely 6 year Old poOI home' must t>e'. seen to be appeeciated. Four bedrooms, custom 18x32' pool, carpets and drapes thruout. New, • no-wax lloorlng In. kitChen, dark room. and much 1------------1 more. Better hurry and call! *9263 (714) 545-9~91; GOLF ANvbNE? FREE BURGLAR ALARM , wilh l't\is super gharo home located 1n !Pe heart of Orange County. Pr1ced to wll for only S47,600. Hurry and call now. 18934 546-0022 Mama's gel·a·way. Sunshine C!ean & ready for occupancy, just right lor You renters to get started, Carpets & drapes thruout. Huge kitchen wllh gas range. Country atmosphere. lt84 72 . 838-6256 11----------1 '1RANSFERFORCESSAl~ 4 spaciOllt bedrooms 2 luli ba1h Tustin Area CLEANAJR SMELLS FUNNY FUSSY BUYERS . . • QNLY,PLEASE home. Huge lamlly foom. lamlly size kitchen. 4 years new. Steps to courSe. 5% down. EZ termsS47,600. . (r_J4) 968·337 1 (7 14)5416-1754 5o/oOOWN 2STORY J17,900 But 1ots of 11 surrounds thi~ gorgeous 4 bdrm. home with We don I havo enough~ sPai:e' here to felt yau about !hi!!. beautiful 5 bdrm, 2 bath home. Loads of extras. immaculate oond1tion, all this offered at 138.000 with an assumable ' 1------------I 5~\% FHA loan. Out of town owner must have immediate sale, This Is not a dawg. Lovely buill·•ns. ,, lots ol extra room. 2 shining baths are included, also nice. caroets l/o with matching drapes. Great usea brick l1reolace. 5~4 down on a $29,600 sales price w111 handle ii. #9075 . 838-6256 #896? (7t4) 545-~491' $20,500 dishWasher. Huuy ,......_ 832-6800 2 Story 1-----------~ Acres of green, 2 bdrms. 2 baths. family sized kitchen Spacious home and 1ust $650 down to EZ terms. Cal! now! ASSUME 7% LOAN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3 large bedrooms with formal dining rciom and 2 loll baths in one ol Orange County's finest area~. Be there 10 as- sume 7% loan with payments of only &229 per month. Call 897-0321 MISSION VIEJO POOL HOME MTN/. RA N 'ru R.ETREA... PUT ON YOUR OVERALL$ ...• l----------1 "" • • to clean up three bedroom Westminster Area COSTA MESA SHOWPLACE! (714)546-1754· In beau!Hul Cleveland Nal'I beauty and voo will have a SECLUDED ·Forest ott Ortega Hiway (74). beauttlut home tor only , PRIVATE ESTATE 'SHARPlBOFIM Just East of Caoist rano S24.500. Huri:Y and call us for Horses. pool. sauna, covered Two story home on 60~120 tot Beach. 2.58 acres, 3 bdrm, 2 details. · 1 • • patio. BBQ, 48 fru it lrees & 3 baths, family room with wel This beautiful home Oiiers 2000 tiQ. II. ol luxury! Four huge bdrms,' 3 baths. shake 1----'--------1 roof, -, C{lrpe ts and drapes !hruout. are just a Jew of 1he .features of this line home. Just 21h yea~s young and now ollered at only $39.950. Jusl listed. sharp POOi tiome. sitting high on a hill 1n lovely M1ss1on V1e10. Seller anxious for quick sale. This home with deeo Qile carOe11no 1s a decoralbr's dream and must be seen to be app·rec1ated! balh home with separate 546-0022' f studio aot.. 1 bdrm caretakers room or 1erin1scourt. Spacious bar, 2280 SQ. fl. Shake root and aoti 16x42' DOOi. 2 corrals, j t--------,---l ·~ew to ocean, gracious l1viri9 superf>harp! $55,000 .#8439 ff 1 4)54~949 1 AIR CONDIT!ONED IRVINE ASSUME 7% LOAN Everything in lhls beautil1,1I Irvine home means gracious family Jiving! ·een1ral air,. lull length patio. Palos Verdes stone flreplace and dutch clean. All ol this olus an assumable 7% VA loan With payments o l only S242 per month! ,#9196 (714)545-949~. FOUR BEDROOM IRVINE $35.900 FULL PRICEt Wow! You bargain hunters should really take a look at this one! 4 bdrms, shag carpets, 15x25' filtered Doughboy oool il'ICluded. and ni.uch much mo're. All of this plus an assumable VA loan. · · ff8985 ,!714}545:-9491 ABANDONED POOL ESTATE Secluded 4 bdrm. 2 bath home on ~ acre 101. Spacious bdrms1 and living , areas. Loads o ex11as! EZ assumable loan, $29,600. {714)54&1754· {714)968-.3371 1----------1 586-9000 58&4000 ' 1nctudes formal dining, lam1ly [71 4)894-061 ~ s!alls and tack .room. Melro ·room. recrea1ion room, plush l-----'-----'---11 water and landing strip, COMPARrso·N !SOUR carpets & drapes. Owner teft heliport available. Potential in-BEST SALESMAN state a. will accept reasonable COLLEGE PARK2 STOA0V' come $450. Surrounded wilh In !he past three mMtllS we olfer. -· Super share 6 years old lour CRESTWOOD 'PLANNED 1-----------1 LIVING Pool and Clubhouse too! En· joy the good lite this way. $44.500 f o r a share 3 bedroom beauty. Call now for it.Quick showing. but ;~;~1455 ASSUME VA LOAN oianl pines. You must see lo have sold several in tt.1s much 832-6800 bdrm, 2 bath. Formal dining $246 TOT AL believe! $ 1 75,000. desired South Santa Ana area. 1------------1 1oom. new gold shag carpeling PER MONTH 646-7711 for much more than we are lhruoui. Heavy snake roof a This charming 3 bdrm , 2 bath asking for lh1s. gorgeous 3 ·OWNER TRANSFERRED steal at $47,9501 tiome 1n Laguna Hills is in 1------------1 bdrm. fam1fy room home. OnJY, REDUCED · (71 4)894-0611 ready. move-in condi!io'n! Can S39.900 lull pnce. can us OQlN! : · 4 BR + 3 BATH . fast on ~his beauty! It can't last· FANTASTI C -COMMERCIAL #8557 546-0022.' Enjoy the best location. Walk to WAi..K TOBEACH " 2 STOflYCHAAMER . t------------I at price and terms! -INDUSTRIAL PAOPEATV' schools. 26' lamily room, 586-9000 l9ng established. heart ol 1-----------~ separale ·den. pvt. olf1ce. NEED4BDRMS? Here's an 1850 SQ. It, home with 4 bdrms. 2 baths, large 21x23 family room with stone fireotace that covers one entire wall! Quilt-in dishwasher. allev 'entrance lo 2 car garage. 4 huge bdr.ms. 2 baths, large pane lle d family room Step savini;i kitChen, 'custom ·decor thruout. Owner )!as. Snottfer. Priced at $38.900. (714)546-1754 (7.14)978-3371 586;4000 ·Buena Park location. potenttat WHY MEN STAY HOME.,. central air, l arge CDS lot. DUPLEX + HOME $78,000 lor a nice hOme and two good rental unils in excel· 1------------~ plus. Huge lot great financing. It's so comfortable hEI v..On't Mass~ve fireplace. gorgeous Continuation ol present wanttoleave il.Noyardwork . mastersu•te.Newpricemeans lent Huntington Beach area, Act now. or You 1nay be too lale! '(OUNG EXECUTIVES. • . . . welding busu'less, and retain or maintenance to do in these savings to you wi!l love this IOvety 3 bedroom, indust11at zoning. Otherwise a lovely townhomes priced from 2 bath home In best Mission commercial gold mrne! Only $20,000. Two and thrAfl Viejo .. Cu stom i nt er 1or $47.500. priced below market. bdrms. so hurry & call now. 'decorating. close to schools, 11'9048 · 646-77 11 · -546.()022 3 BR+ 3 BATH • {7 1 ~)894-0!J.1~ LARGE CORNER LOT., ... and spacious 4 bdrm. 2 balh t------------1 park and recrealion center. 'l-----------1-------------f S2t.995 1------------I Owner will consider VA • 2·STOAY . INCOME PROPERTY financing. How can you beat GREATES°T OCEANFRONT KEEP SLIM & TRIM .•. SWI M 1e~u~~i~hted~ :~~I ~ulil~-li.' · tiome in good area. New pa1n1 ,inside and cul. Refrigerator included 1n s.a!e price, belter hurry! $31.950 Hunlington Beach Area $55.000 buys two good ren-ttiis lor $4t,500? Pretty 3 ·bdrm horpe with ,1200 total down. Call now. tats and a beaut'/ shoo in 586-9000 BUY! WON'T LAST' heated anq lillered. 36' pool; booming Huntington Beach. , 586-4000 -A hop and a sk10 lo the covered palio and many more 832·6800 This is sharp property, so hur-waters edge from this un-exri'a, reatures IOI" only $3'2,500, ·1-,----------.j------------I ry! -believable !nolex. loo penin-Hurry and call-4:1'l(details. FOURPLEX·I S0.000 842 "'55 . 1 sula location! r.:raat polent1al. •9247 · 540 n 022 4 BR.+ 4 BATH ~ LAKE FOREST RA"'"H • ' ~ V EW Each unit oflers two bedrooms. " '~l-' Upgraded: ·nearly new. Submit 1 • I (714) 8~-0611 '------------1 T"' h ff $64 500 2 baths. Excellent investment, r 111s ome o ers so many your offers on this beach front 1------------1 · DON'T STREAK. SOL ·VISTA 4 BDRM extras. we cannot list them all beauty. A.sktng $212.ooo. Ideal for maid's apattment or income to payment ra!•O 10 BUT RUN.·· Walk to Huntington Center here, 4 bdrms, 2 baths, lam11y ~8528 646_7711 HER MOTHER WAS WRONG in·laws if necessary. Formal years old, excellentcond11ion. · ll -'-----------1 to this $36,000 total price Regional shO"'"'ing o n room, formal dining room, all sne said you would never be dining. Breathtaking view. 2 l'--''---'----17_,_•_1 a_9_•_-06_1~·'_.1 home in 'Huntington Beach!. .... F •• t 11 dthek·" Jho t Ed inger. This su"er sharn on one level. ully air 1---------'---I a.,,e o·a or ""' o me huge ireplaces. Vacant & This is a .rare item. 3, bdrm .. .. · d · h d hi d · ed •··t COSTA MESA beauty onlY 5 years old. Good home is priced RIGHT al condihone with humidifier. er aug er esir , uu come owner anxious. CUSTOM HOME-$36.500 , _ POOL HOME. pool sized Jot 100. Can fast. it $40,000. The owner has ' 0•0x:rda0ta~~~'. Y~~saand 10:,°ft ~~1 3 BED Pt.US POOL ~ak.ut~tp;fd!d ~t ~~m,:9.~ 832-6800 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. set on This new listing sure won't last can't last! shown real pride ol owner-· 11.JjE!e cu located in desirable Eastside !'luge lol. l alh & plaster long-al $42,500! Shake ·root. (714)842-4455' ship, so hurry, ii can't last! into a tiny price of $'51 ,500! Costa Mesa fenced yard ad-Hurry and call. won'! last! construction, hardwood lloors. carpets and draoes thruout, 842-.4455 586-9000 r ded family room new carpels. ·it9292 ·54:&-0022 3 BR.+ BUtlT-fNS and many fruit lrees. garden 'byilt·ins. Custom nool . and 1-------'-----I ---.. 586-4000 w n't last Only s37 500 Call I--'----------~ $30000 and lovely landscapirlg. Better much more! AU in an~this adds 1 --~--------::-:1---------·---i 64°8.7711 . ' . Eslablish.ed area: Walk to" hurry! f • up to 2000 sq. fl. of lyxury in a· FOUR BDRM SHOWCASE NEED TO SELL YOUR schoo ls. Sprinklers etc. (7141894-061 1 -prime Costa Mesa area l arge bonus room loo! It's on a SUPER CALIF. CLASSIC!! 1------------1 HOME IN AHURRV? Vacant. Must be sold. l===:::::;;;::;;;:;;-:-'::==11------ #9241 (7 14) 545--9491 cul de sac with super sharp Beautiful 3 bdrm starter heme ATTENTION VETERANS! EveO if you're behind in· your ---832'6800-SOL VISTA l andsCa ping. $52, 500 is just 100 yards from l ovely If you haven't been able lo TWO STORV' EXECUTIVE payments. give us a can lor a 4 BEDR OOM + 2 BATH •·~----------l R-1'G-H-T for this 24oo SQuare · lake Huntington, and on a cul stretch. your. budg'et to bu'!! a Super soacious 5 bedrooms in last cash-out evaluation. Super family home. ·Move in foot beauty! de sac too! Saihng and lishing home. you must see this' Newport with formal dining 5<16-0022 51,~ VA LOAN condl!ion. 1650 SQ. ft. of·hving FABULOUS !7 14~842-~455 , are close to home here. Call · .charming 2 bdrm hide-away in room. Ph.is large lami\y room 1-------------I S209MO. space. VA or FHA terms~ Only lAVINE us now tor details! sleepy San Juan Capistrano. and wet bar. A beauty. Call · Poou1ar Ultra-modem Eichler. S39.000 tor inlorma1ion call AIR CONDI TI ONED No down to Ve« aod ootaO t 64•771 DOUBLE FIREPLACE $34.450 FULL PRICE . 1 842-4455 payment of just".:' $230 per 1 _•o_w_o_••_o_. __ ~ __ ' ___ 1 LIVING ROOM g Spacious with court-yard entry This beautiful ·.2._Vl year o4d • I----,.-----~-~ month! FAMILY RboM way. 4 br. + sep. lam. room. home sparkleS(like~w. New VASPEC!Al 586-9000 Thistiome·boasts3Queensize AnxiousownE!f'. · 1------------1 now #9079 898-1356 shag carpet~throug{l-out'. This one is really_ready lo;youl · PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW bedrooms 2 bathS pius many, 832-6800 Central ai r co itioning, ~a ~bdrm home: and now is the ' S86-4000. New home under construction many extras. All terms •-----------~ great FHA· 7 %-loan~wttti--tu'l"le to buy;-Use your VA on 1 --------'---~ oo f •· • payments of $220/monlh 1·ue this good buy at .$25 •. 500.: 24 SQ. t. 4 bedroom. 2n available. Atso low interest TWO STORY SHO'vVCASE 4 BEDROOM PLUS FAMIL'(ROOM waiting to be assumed. Better ·Better be auick or You wJ.11 be bath. AU wood & class. Corner FHA loan may be assumed. 6 BR.+ 3 BATH • I It, 3BDRMS&FAMll YRM... lot 25.ft. Bndge entrv decks. asking $35000 s••,500 $51.500 1.urry and call. 545-9 .. 91. 00 a e. ., . · ._ 1' "T (714)540-51,40 This spacious home in Call646-771 1 #7951 564-0022, Betterlhannewat9yearsold. 2400 sa. 11. of luxurious liviog on a cul-de-sac IOI. Excellent SChOOIS & neighbort'lood. Call for details. SWING AMO? SAVE A LOT FIVE BEDROOMS ALL TERMS You baroain hunters-had better gel out your moP8. brooms. and buckets and call us on I his one. Do a little clean up and You'll have a home ltiat you'll be proud of. Call now and aSk about !isling. #940~/54&9491 FIVE BEDROOM CALI FORNIA RANCHER exclusive Mission Viejo Formal dining. ultra modern neighborhood offers 2 baths 1-------'-----~-----------i kitchen with built-ins and BEAUTIFUL and separate family room. No TIRED OF RENTING NOTHINGS CHEA? .distiwasher. UPgraded shag #902 I 898-1356 LAKE SIDE'i1VING $3g.ooo gets a 2V1yearold :! br; Cal classic. Walking dis1ance to lake Huntington. Fishing and , sailing. B~tter hurry on this· ' i# LAKEFORES'f down :g yeis3~900iowdown terms Call us today_ we can save On todays market, but talk i!i carpets. Walk ·10 all achools. Thisti'omehasasuperbviewo( toatl. ny,$ ' " you mon ey & hassles. ·FREE. l eis get logelher and Need Fast Sate. 1------------1 'the take with 4 large· bdrms.. 586-9000 Veterans· _ No money down ialk about the beautiful 832-6800, formal dining room and large 586-4000 also 5% financing available. townhouse buys we tiave from l------------1 family r oo'm. U pgraded 1-------------1 Cat1646-771 1 $20,000up. FOUR BEDROOM ADD O~EN Qne. Call • 842-4455 throughout with lovely Spanish hie entry, all set on a Quiet cu( de, sac street. Call now. 588'9000 586-4000' OCEAN VIEW-4·PLEX Best buy in units we have seen. New building otters first owner lax advanlage. Superb view l ,600SOUAREFEET '-----------~from all units. Ful!y carpeted, OF HAPPINESS .-draped and landscaped. Shows This beautiful 4 br Sol Vista is good return at a low price of only $40,000, an excellent buy VA SPECIAL 199,ooo ONLY $33,500 3 ' bedrooms 2 baths modern kitctien. Nice family home in Costa Mesa. Near Shopping. Owner will e~change lor ranct'!. Cau how 646-7711 546-0022 $22.500 2 BEOROOM-2 BATH HUGE FAMILY ROOM Real clean Cali!. Rancno. l ots ALLEY ENTRANCE IN BACK of trees & garden soace •.• new Located near major shopping carpels & draoes. VA no down center. freeways, schools and pymt & FHA Vet just S7SO. Vfhy $33. ' -New paint new shag carpet. Walled 1n front patio !or maximum privacy. Seller must sell now. Gorgeous home in beautiful area. beautiful den. J6280 898-1356 churches. This 3 bedroom 2 rent? Call. bath super sharp home can be #7510 838-6256 1------------• In today's market. Walk to. Great home lorlhe Vet, with no Huntington Center ShOPS. Its down payment. 3 bdrms .. 2 586-9000 586-4000 NEW.PAINT 546-0022' $24.900 INSIDE & OU T bought for only S35,000. Huny .1------------1 1-----------·I &call. readx lo be yaur home. CctJI ' baths and large lamily room.· ·Spacious master bdrm. suite. 1------------1 EMERALD 9AY BEAUTV 3 BR-2 BA 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH Exclusive private beach tennis ---------l Sparkling clean i n/out. S31.950 $37,500FULL PRICE This home is beautiful. Just a 'few -ol this lovely homes leatures are: shake roof. sep. dining room. built-in range & oven. l lag stone fireplace l-----------1 carpets & drapes. th ruouf, · 842-4455" New carpeting and drapes throughout. Total price S36,950 and just wailing for courts. and pools. Huge SUPERDELUXE. Starter's delight with carpets Sharp, stiarp house on Big master suite, ocean view. 4 bedroom home located ·nan everywhere. Huge bedrooms, corner IOI. Room for boat or THE VIEW.. Bb:>I buy in this a'ea. Annt,' 1 country style kitchen wilh lols. trailer. FH,t\ loan can be as· .from beau\1fvl adult .... eKcluslve family neighborhood. of eating space. Great· sumed wi1h payments of covered patio, dishwasher t-ardwood floors and much, much more. Call 545·9491, 58&9000 community Costa Cle! Sol 3 only. Call today 646-7711 near ~ark,Cfreeways, schools & backyard. Dbl. garage. This is $245. Beautiful heme in ex~ 4 PlEX INVESTMENT 5e6-4000 bdrm 2 .bath home Is elegant. shopping. all now to see. it! Submit $1 , t50 total down. ceUent area. Call for details. you! $70.000 total price tor fine tax ·Close to recreation center and l -----------·I 546-0022 payments approximately $1 54 894-0611 "'-----------·I shelter with $660 gross rent. ·._ ___________ 1 ll<ibby center. Leisure living at HARBOR VIEW HOMES t------------1 per mo. See•hisona . '------------I Excellent oroperly. Only 3 .-itsbest.Hurryonthisone! Immaculate 3 bedroom or 2 ·;7887 838-6256:1- yearsold. Call l . , . -586-9000 bedrooms & den 2 full ba!hs. . YESTERDAY'S PRICE' MANSION OLD ENGLISH CHARM. 6 MONTHS YOUNG TRANSFERRED OWNER MUST SELL' The owner has been in this' beauttlul new home just long eno u gh t o upgrade it beautifully. Everything from the Cape Cod exterior to the spacious interior spells charm .. 540-5140 RANCH ... WI TH 586-4000 Formal dining room , Large TODAV-524,900 1------------1 The diclionary defines a ma,,.. ROOM TO SPREAD ·l-----------I pallo with BBQ. Trailer ac· For this lovely 3 bedroom 114! S1on. as a "Stately ttouse." This This1argeranchstylehomehas· cess. Many builder exlra's bath heme with assomable VA • $25,500 big, bold, beautilul mansion is· iust been listed and seller says SPACE.:.... tree ' land won't last. Call now 7Y.!o/o loan, Hurry and 5~~22 Huge Cai1r.Ba~~ ~~ih modern all of that 800 sq. If. Masre 3 r 3 BR·+ 'AM. llY ROOM tie is moving! Larno yard for Is tl'le key word in this 2300 sq. 646-7711 bedroom with a balcony. r .. -h "" A H'll be update in everyway. Move in b h b 3 _VACANT _ yaur children with cozy family . 4 ""'rm egean 1 s auty condition. l ots of room inside & at s. one a roman tu . car Move in immediately for less room, fireplace and even a wet wi!h lamily room, lormal dining ACROSS FROM P,;RK out. Lush gardens w/towering garage, l1reo1ace. sprinklers, than $3,000. Completely · bar! room. large master bdrm .. and 3 'bedrooms. family room. trees. Convenient kilchen[,for fam ily room plus den. 4 · 586-9"'""' covered patio. Toseeistobuy! mom' • lots ol bdrms. for \he bedrooms. big lot, patio. U""'raded thl'1.IOUI. Home also VVI-' 586 SOOO hardwood floors. lireplace. "" h k 1 1 h f .. ,. 586-4000 -· kids. Selle' will pay y'ur s a e roo , Pay ouse or Call 54' ••. 91 features sparkH"" jacuzzi to se6 4000 ,buil!-i9s and located i n a u h' d Th' h · ... ""' .. ,. • 1"' • closing' costs on FHA or VA, c 11 ren. is ome •s an 11------'---'--'--1 enjoy in the privacy· of your i-----------1------------I cu ... e-sac across from park. t "M · .. r.~il f Only S25.500. All terms Call 838-6256. execu 1ve ans1on. fD<I or own back yard. Call 897-0321 details. EASTERN COLONIAL CALIF. SUNSHINE 4 BR·2 BATH BUY GI NO DOWN . BEST 0 .C. AREA · ,·CEN TER HAU PLAN t:n)oy back .east two stori charm wilh Calif. sunshine. The four hUge bedrooms plus family room makes this home . great fbr lamily living. Olfered • at jusl $39,950 w1lh 10% dn terms available. Call 545-9491 See this immaculate 3 -bedroomhome in Orange· County's finest area with one . of the fines! sChool districts. Beautifully landscaped and lastefulty decorated. Cati 897· 0321 . YOUR NEARESTW.LKER & LEE OFFICE IS c~l-!J!1'Qf a1~(f ~-4.0t Alto"'•IOt lOllOlfKll•8••bytll:l!Ollt ::M01 kil!~ll•. LO~Al.lm~Q& 41' I LO"J 0f!~llBl"4 f.1"!.31·~001 :!131•30.1564 ?131•16· •21 . :......~ 114l!l21'"':!7) :n~•~g..<;9,, ~ t16M~~roo~~ Avllf'I•" J--V1~1y ~fl.ac.ll-LO.At101 .. ,.,~~ ·!!138 • • 8flill0-1 111J llroo~t1u1..r ~ll/~98·•Ut3 7141826-0~ 111,~•f>.lf~I ?l.)/~9C»271\I : -711/%8.:1311 »11Mt1vi.;o.r1T,.. f:!,.. St11Ptc11es11e1'111. ru1 .. .,.,.. ;o.l86! E1 tooo F<d. 1712·1281 1t18W Or•;?etl>ofr;oA~O. 1111~et..1000 1111·!!1~0 11•1811·1~ -G.-C•O'f9 ..... m•-"·"'·-~·(•S!FICW1'1• , 1'>01 S?u'llS•ocli.h~•1 :'O<I Wf/ !(•,U 0.1v11 3J92f>.11~'6 1141!>3!1·71$3 tUr~0.1')14 f:'""."' 714/5"3t.89!U 1!•11> .. ·1111 _, .. -· 83l~ Pa1!fla Avt'l"l.lo ·"""''~hacll 10~, .Htll"net """ 3/MQ.!)11 1 IM.:0 P>ll()tt A114111 .... 11C/IJ!><I~~ •11>~2.:e!>e 11 111•:>,.-•1>~ t1•1~,'°60· ~t,'Z~w Souin s1, 11 1/!>IQ.~1•0 ..__~ ............. """'~llltKll 1•~S.Ou1" PiOll!let J;319Z•·i.~l9 toi'.14:> eoo~A•enu• 213/968-0111 "99!l<0&22 11•1891.0321 1141!>13..3168 ...... t.aiH•e·•,.·~ °'m-"111., ... ~'6W~1tit11Stfctl 111 N, li.,!)Or, t l'lt:t Tuo.1>" A ... °'11"~ 4ff3W~I~ :>13Jfi9<l•l1•1 11•16J1·f>110 ' Jl415'•t.01 11 '''"~· 2192 0-.!•,0tlM-""' =-.. M ·-t&31 NO'"l'IVtl\l~t1Rd. ~etbot O!\iltJ. 1100 S~!lkl-,..,_ ... '11•1!>1!.'t•tl 2131•11'9<11' 1!())14111'6Jfl IMIM:.-O•l t. ..... _. ........ l!W7 l•l'lllma r:\1~-"'111 113{16«»30) 71'1 161 ' 114tel1•1110 OCEAN VIEW available call now. 1------------1 •!9g6 546-0022 898-1356 High on a hill overlooking the blue Pacific Ocean. This nome Newport Beach· Irvine Area KIDS GONE??? Then !his 2 bdrm home.is just 1-----------1 lhe ri ght SiLe-not too much lo cake care Of bot big enough for granocnuaren when !hey visil.. .Also has easy care kitehen for Mom and nice cOvered patio for relaxir'lg,. Asking S28,500 2BR.1 BA. Doll house located in great section of town. Sharp & clean. nice neigtiborhood. Will go VA' or FHA. says ttie seller or· submit !he new 5°4· down program. Are you qualll1ed? eau. 4 BEDROOM is in excellent conc:ti1 1 :1. wilh '' EASTSIDE COSTA MESA gourmet kitchen. family room· l ovely auiel neighborhood. 3 and big pantry, Deep shag bdrms, 2 baths, and family carpeting lhoughout. Sale. room. Big lot, hard lo find pnce$67,500. property, Very desirable <irea 586·9000 $3,2.500! SS6-4000 100. $43,950. won't last! 646·771 1 54&-0022 -••v.,.,.,. :>~I 8 l'i~Wl"Ott'l(!Clto.d :!1J./~4 1·:15tl• Plac..,ll••YOflN llfl<r• 204 £ Yort>•L<n<146hid Pl~((,~h~ 71•1~2•·11.Q:10 Alllett.kt1t-Tyi.<M1I 101~~M..;"1>1•t 71•'681.JlJO <'l•J8J~•I J60 ,...,.,...,..u .. -•. 1., 1:i~c Uo·••·~·1~Ave 1U1683·~30 s-.... 'lJ!~"•!OIS• 71•1~ i .,t,nHPI 111co t~J'11h atNt_,,J,..~. 11•16J2"8"° tw•''" 137~1 A~"H••I A..e11o19 11•11le'62:.& .-.-... f!IJC I W~<l"'•"slere1v~. 11•1•~•-0611 w..m ... •l'tl(-111 Htil!~tt. 16l:OlLO!lh~I~$. l'1~3-11 l• ll•tlfi.:rl I " ,..., cal D!<tr.io.. 1411 S M•ft.no•lef ~ ''31~1~2 . 1141~600 THINKING. ABOUT°A REAL ESTATE C,;ARcEH? S.te·p up to Wa!ker & Lee! You can move up to a career in th is dynamic ind.ustry where achievement aiid earning prospects are among the highest. Walker & Lee Will assist you in providing a traini't19 program which will give you th e technical competence necessary for a successful sales career: Special program tor unlicensed applicants! Call us Monday-Friday 9:00-4:00 (714) 776-9350 (Orang@ County) (2i 3) 589· 7362 (Los Angeles) ~· (213)596·2791 (Long Beach) I SPLASH. SPLASH. SPLASH Would you believe a 3 bedroom 2 bath tiome plus family room witti built-in pool ·!or only S2 7,500?·¥ou can oiler tl'lelerms,sot'lu1ryaodcall .. .f8117 546-0022 ~ 7996 838-6256 PLUS DEN-$29.995 Located on extra large lot with avocado and vatious fruit trees. Huge covered patio, work shop in gDrage. Can lor details. • J8839 898-1356 FREE MARK T EVALUATI O"V(IU •no:i.,.. w~ v'W• l>o<l'o •s ..ont> o/I !O~ "'"'~Ill' Vou m1v 011111,~1•11'~ at ~I~'''" m1J(/I t 1'••tv Y<''' ",,,.. .,,. ....,., fl""'"l ''' <'IO•• ma~ or b•mo 1n 1~e ~fl<T1frta1(1 bolow111 any W;d•.,r S ~•• Q!lic01 (l! tl<1!1~• YIJI. c..ll flOw .,~I! ::.Ill"" ~llf)l)l!ltm.$11! .H yOI>• (Otlvet1iooce. Tl'l1no t oa c:x.1 <ll OCl1(1~1.on "'"at'iOO>'flr. 'l(oy owt ot 10 l''l)Ot.itlf !O l1nd ""I, • ' • . . • ,, • l . . . . . . . . . . . • ' ( -' -. . . .. -. , • ._ ... r .. . ' .. . .... .. i .... .. I .,..,_ .. ~ .. .. _..., .. _ .. '.r .' • • . ~ .. -'N :~ "' r • '• ! _ _, • . ' -~ . :.. . I ' . .. • • -t ""'. .... ' . . 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' ~ • : i: ··' I 'f'\ .~: . ... ~ " T . · Thousands of ready-to-buy wanf, :~d r e a d ' r ~. ,ar_e . "shopplncJ'' the ~ds in the DAlfY P~LC?T eve~y.~a,;Ancl: · : it may surprise you how many of 1thifnif areo "e ui]•r to-'· ·1 buy just what you .have to sell •. want to give it a " ·. .. . .. friendly ad-visor at the DAILY PILOT. Use the direct line. · • • . try? ~et with the Orange Coast' ·area ne~spaper with '.'response ability" ..• the · on• that can move your mountain of m'rchandrse. I Advertise in the Orange Coast Newspaper with Response Ability . . .. , .. ' . \ ' . ,.-. ... . . . 'Classified Ad Line 641-5678 ... • ' . .. . ... ·" ' • ' . ·' DAILY PILOT ' .I ' ,.1 ·I I i I I ! I I . i i I . I .. I :j " ., 'I I I I l " ' :1 ~ I I ' I 11 ' I .I • • ' . . . ... . . ' . . • f • • • .... • • -• ' Pete Barrell /Za/t'! preJenl~· , .... C.F.Coleswortby&Co.-Realton ..A. • S' _ -~/~< . ~• BLUFFS 'CONDO-WATER V IW IN CAM£Q SHORES " First lflmll Offered Fabulou!I 4 Bedrooin, l Bath, Pool home ln Cameo Shore~ •i1h :in everlasting \iew trom the Jetty to Palos ,; I NEAR HARBOR HIG!f~ ~ 1JUUf. Special Trina model on quiet e11f de sae REA[TOR I street. 3 Bdrms., 21> ba., formal dining area. OWNER MOVING OUT OF AREA-Cozy used brick fireplace. All copper plumbing. Lovely carpeting and drapes. 3 Bedrooms, family room. eoclosed private patio. $54,llSO. . Private patio with fantastic~ew. J ost listed! $76,950. \'ttdt11;. l'ormal entertaining a11d Sen1 l-Fo r1na l" 420 Lenwood, Newport .~~· Op.n Sun 1·5 WESTCUFP EXCELLENCE YOU'LL LOVE ITI This dellghtful well landscaped home is loc.ated on a quiet street.' 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths-is one of our finest listings. $78,500. 1107 Essex, Newport Beech .. Open Set/Sun 1.5 VISIT THESE I You Are Welcome OPEN SAT /.SUN 2·6 OCEAN VIEW-PRIVATE BEACH CAMEO SHORES • New on the market. Spacious 2 bdrm . & den home. Elegant in arcltitectural design - formaJ,,dining rm., lge. heated pool, s)pra~e ~aJore? .. Covered lanai for outd,oor enterta1n- 1ng. Unlqu~ view lreatment. ~136,000. ' C. F. COLESWORTHY ONCE IN A LIFETIME Luxury Condominium en1ennlning on the siar studd~I pallo and really informal entertainment In the unique Fun House bullt over and around the pool. A choiet: or ~·et bars and NO WAITING FOR CONSTRUCTION l kilchen.1, OR • ui;c the l available H11.walian replica SEEING IS ·BE LIEVING! r ~fs4~~~r:;=~-.,/~;~~,~~1'S'. CALL FOR APP'T. 496-2727 REALTOR ' I Call 67J..l550. I Open House Sat and Sun -~ -- t P.M .. s P.t.I. General R.E. 1002General R.E . 1002 YOUR CHOICE 3 or 4 BEDROOMS-plu~ lovely guest room and bath. Largi. living and family rt>om, 1 newly carpeted, heated pool. New d1shwash· er, compactor and refrigerator. 3 Batbs-3 l'm a reelJy sharp 3 bedroo m, family room home '" a large lot. See my secluded yard and ,h\ICe pool. Walk to my l"ivate beacb. l'm a re•I family home. 640-0020 '-4607 Camclt"fl Drive 1 i ~~·~~~~'""'"""'~ll""~"~";::n::~:..,""' TH,E BEST IN BLUFFS ! jj:Gii..,.m'iiir •;;;ll~Rii. Eii.i!iiiii!i~l~002ii!iGeiliini;;•~roiil jiRjj. Eii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1itat:I PAN OR AM IC VI E W-3 BR., 21/2 BA. \Yater heaters. 420 kings Rd., Cliff Hav•n, NB. Open Sat/Sun J.s ' NEW PRICE-NEWPORT BEACH $49,500-Hard\vood. floor s, bltn kitchen. ex· tra large rnastet bedroom. Every room light and airy. 3 Bedrooms and family room. 2112 Dov•r Drive, Harbor Highlands Open Sun l·S WALK ALONG THE OCEANFRONT LOOK. AT THE 20' WALLS OF GLASS - and unique design. Or drive by 4309 Sea· shore Drive and admire the underground· parking and the side.by-side duplex living. CaJ I for appointment to see the lovely in- terior. NEW LISTINGS-BEACH INCOME YOUR CHOICE OF 3 SUPER OCEANAIRES -All individaully priced, beautifully . deco- rated and furnished, 2 with view, with ex- cellent income records. Call us !or further details on U1ese popular ocean-living income units. HERE'S YOUR PLACE ON THE BEACH FURNISHED CONDOMINIUM -. Ocean Vie\v. 2 bedrooms. \Valk to any sf>Ot in Bal- boa. $69,500. Call 67!i-4060, 642»200. BmER THAN THE. BANK YOUR WESTCLIFF INVESTMENT -Live in and enjoy an abundance of space in this 6 bedroom home. \Vithin walkin~ distance of schools, park, library and shopping center. Please .call for Ian appointment to see. UNEXCELLED VIEW-LEASE BAYFRONT CONDOMINIUM-On Peninsu- la. New carpets and drapes. S\vimming pool }'ear arou nd and boat slips. 67~60 for ap- pointment to see. J Office Open~ Saturd•ys & Sund•yt PETE1 !s~ t~JTDr.~~~L TY. ·~200 ';. ' I l ' • 639 C•mao Hlghl••d• Dr. $92,500 HOUSE ON -}. HILL Spyglass Hill with a lovely vie\v and all its prestige is what tjlis brand new li sting has to offer. A maSter ~uite that is truly a -man's castle. Clost to 3600 sq. ft. •jives every9J1.e I t f ~ ~ ; ., t o s o '1'00m. ~ . ·"' . 11.-. . 4 Polnl Lom• Dr., Spyglon Hm ~ '$ S9,000 VIEW! VIEW! VIEW! See this lovely 4 bedroom A1editerranean home. Choice is yours-lease or buy! 69 Mont•cito Dr., Spy9l•s1 Hill $110,000 -INVESTORS!!-DUPLEX It's in CORONA DEL A1AR and a real bar· gain. Lovely 2 bedroom house and extra large rental income unit. A top location. 71f M•rigold, Coron• del M•r $74,900 ' CAl.L 644-7270 2121 S. Coatt H1ghw•y, Coron• def Mar Gener•I R.e. 10021'3•ner•I R.E. • 1002 GINNY IS BACK!! 'After An Extended Leave of Absence GINNY MORRISON COATS & WALLACE'REALTORS is proud '\.o announce that she will be associated with them. G~Y bas been the recipient o! many a*.arifs; Bud the mo·st re'.cent was the Top- Li!i,er-Ull!! Sales fo( 1973, apd ,she only worked Ii.Ve months! ! She is Jel}d)' to serve yoll ll•ir;I :in her consc;;ientiDua and profes· sional m"iirfn er. Call ·GINNY at 54&-4141. · COATS & WAUACE REALTORS ~141 1491 BAl(ER, COSTA MESA I SAL. · 1si11R"Y 'rvc1us1YES ~ f;nd ~~.E~ ;e~~t~f~~~v;t;:t~1 ~; point of *• It .J.A ~ * l~:::=:::~======\I Bluff<. overlooking wide. wide. c•pansi ve · · greenbelt. bay & l\lts. This 2 yr. old beauty. '111-1}.t1h BAYSIDE PLACE n quiet cut de sac. is softly decor. in off. Th e ulUrria~~ ·in privacy. on pri~te. road & , ite. luxurious elegaace thruout. Fantas· entry .. S~~~ila r bayfront \vith ~ier. T\V& ti ly priced at only S86.500 INCLUDJN(; t units, of c9uld'. be one· large unit. $350 ,000. ONE YEAR TIT VER.Y JJRI~l E L:\ND. Co uple retiring OPEN Hd,uSE S,\T. & SUN. l2'5 WARRANTY & w1 • carry the Isl \rust de ed at very low. , 20211' a. AYSIDE DRIV~· ~ ": HOME favor hie ter1ns. \\'ith no poi nts. Ra re oppor-tunity· app't. only. Custom ,home . +rlarge guest rm., 3 car ga· UNIVEltSITY rage + ! lge. guest par1tiilg. 50xl 68 6n bay. PARK Piel'&! noat. $265,000. ELEN B. DOWD ' I I ! ' . bP°EN 'ttOtlSE SAT. & SUN. 12·5 End linit 10~'1'!.hou~· · on R'fl:enbelt. T\\'O · slot;', 4 SALISBURY REALTY Bedroom, 21,ii Baths. Brick REA.L Ta: , •. , ... ___ _ _ 644-0134 __ j General._:@. ~ .·1002General R .E . 1002 · firepl"''" '" '1 "" 1' r 315 l\1.-\RINE AVE., B . .\LBOA ISLAND 673·6900 Bedroom nncl L\\·ing Room. "!l!!!!!!!!!!'J!!'!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!~!!l!!!!!!!!\!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'J!!![IJ!!!l l..arge rear patio udjnCE"nt :;:;; to ran1ily Roon1. All gas , General R.E. 1001G•Mr•I R.E . 1002 Built-ins. Cl0&e to pool. I ;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;1 Great Family ilome. Offer· ed for $.56,500. Call &16-0555. OPEN SUN. 1-5 24 HARBOR ISLAND i\Jaguificent main channel vie,v. 6 Bdrm., 5 bath home"With formal dining rm. 55 Ft. lot, A car garage. pier & slip. $575,000 ·-. WATERFRONT LOT You c:ai.1 build the house of your dreams on this 57.S_ft. lot on the n1ain channel. $400,000 BILL GRUNDY, R~AlTOR -- 341 Bey,;do,Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 67S-6161 •. ,... ' ' -. '' ' ' ..... . ... ' \',\l,I,~~\' HI \I.I' • ~·· • ~''"'~ t '"'"°' '';''""M'N f ""''" ;G;e;n;er;a;l;l!;.;E;. :;;:;;;1;002;;;G;e;n;e;ra;l;R;.;E;. :;;:;;;1;002;;,11 COST A l\1ESA OFFICE 330 \V. Bay 6112·5678 1002 BUY A WARRANTY HOME ~" :1 l{~~.~X ~ck or1: Jl',IP 11110 .. ii l:.~'uriou~ \ Po.-.! · !-.'.\.JO\.. An Cofe . o/-r/ewporl REA~TORS PRESENTS l!!!G~e~n~o~r.~l~lt~E~.""'""'"'!'100~2~G~e~n~1~r•~l~R~.~E~.""'""'~1~002~1 clOwrl: NE\VPORT BEACH 3333 Ne\\·port Blvd. 64 2-5678 Champagne Taste, ~·'l.(]Ul.~lll-' ~ll rd 1hll1 11\USI be ' sr rn. ,\n elcg1111t r n111ily Hnn11• dnnt· 111 nc11tral (lc•(-'r,1•ntnr t')nro;. ;; lkllroon1s !<>r IY'n. :: Ba!hs. Family P./"tf•Jn, Fnr111al 0 I n in i; Roo111 .. ~ fo"i1·cr1 l:i ers. ( Briin1.~d Cl•ilings in Terraio Tiled Entry. Vie\.\' of Cwi.\·•~ns and \Vull'r. Superb ColiJrla dcl J\lnr ar<':l.. ONE \'EAR \\'AltRANTY for I, ' 520.520¥2 Dahlia, Coron• del Mar OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 DANDY DUPLEX-Bright. cheerful, roomy, \\•ith fi replaces, patios, privacy, corner lot with trees. $115,000. 2515 East Coast Hwy., CdM , 67i>5511 OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Paint & MAKE THOUSANDS. Two 3 Bedroom Units. New list· ln9. BEl'.fER HURRY! Ca 11 645-0303. , FOREST E. OLSON INC A'\OLDWELL BANKER COMPANY 2299 HARBOR BLVD., '4S.0303 ·JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR 1, am pro.ud to present a very fine resi~ential home, Jocated in Corona del ,..lar, 1n the exclusive Cameo Highla.pds section. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-S 4615 WAYNE RD. Almost 2,000 sq. rt. of immac. living ... not even a paint brush is needed to move intO\ this · charmer'. This 3 bdr1n .. 2 bath, plus fa 1niJ y room. is buiJt around a very lovely garden patio \vith Uo\vers galore. The kitchen is very large, '11ith aJ I the good ies. plus a separate laundry rn1. The large n1 str. bdrtn., \Vith 14 ft. of 'va rdrobes for h101nma & Poppa. overlooks the garden. This home has access to private beaches. The leasehold is less than 5% of the price of the land, which one may pur- chase if they wish. Chvner moving North, asking $86.500. This home is located North of Pacific Coast HYly.; turn at Cameo High- lands, go 2 blocks to Wayne !Wad & watch for open house sign. ·JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR 675-1337 The DAl\Y PILOT ... Still only $2.65.a month . . delivered to your doOr 7 days a week 1002 Gener•I R.E. 1002 Preview Sliowin~ .JJarto1• .JJac~enda fioni€6 (AN ADULT COMMUNITY) 2-&-3""1EOROOM. SINGLE STORY GARDEN HOMES AT 1972 PRICES Priced From $26,950 10% DOWN CONV; TERMS • Heavy shake •<.~Wi ~1 -• Pooli!J.· 'acuzzi • Oversized 2 cat •Fl'.wenitr • 'ToonlS" OUils • Color coord ~p rrce~-,, ,~ I: .• -ClUb 1e " e forced air h · g " • ,. · • latdscaping/sprinklers e Luxurious c ib\g "', "~ .• ~ldek wallJ red\\•ood fences Location: '.ntaiil Valley on l{arbor Blvd., borth to Warner-look for signs~ ,_ Ontu , I ' "" ·. ru · ,. · IXCLUSIV\_ SALES AGENT ~2f -1••• 6~1-1t7i a39 -6010 · "· ' • . \ I 1 A sma11 ·price 1opay ' 1o move in1Da Make an almost immediate move. NeWport Crest is lhe exciting townhOme com,,.upi!Y tbaf. · overtooks Newporl Harbor and the ocean. Big, bold spacious homes. Resi~j!nls' Swim aOO Tennis Cenler. Eitterior mai•tenance provided. Come- let u1 show you how you can't alford no! t'o live at Newport Crest 2-3·4 bedroom re sidences .Ne~om-3,~ - g ''°"' hcifle Coat1 Highway ·and Superior Avenu e lnlernction, drive up S~t to Ntwport Crest 1n1ranc:17 S1l1 office: •12 Robon Cour1. Open da.lly 10 A.M. to Sunset. 171•1 MS·&l41 . --.. • HUNTINGTON BEACH Beer Income? 17875 lleach Blvd. Thrn this "~ chanJUng 4. Buye\'. C1ll 646--055.'>. •u. is'''""'"''''',., •. ,~·"'• M0-1220 bedroom h1Jme is ·1Qj yon ! It's a rare find! Tlu~,la/ge \'.1\ l,I,~~\' RF \I.I' LAGUNA BE1\CH l\\'ing 1wn1 featurt's a 'heiirt 222 Forest Ave. 11·ar111ln~ brick firC'pll\l:'e, 494.·9466 ChC' fa1n\ly room i~ t;rrat for cnrrrta ining. All !hii; house & lil" l"''"''W•'>l AM(~<(;UI ,') ''' M·~ f U•"''~' SAN CLEi-.lENTE llL'<'ds is a sli~ht faec lifl, to ~-- 305 N. 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CW!sslflcd ad5 do lt \\'eJI · eall NO\V &IZ-?1678 • i • : ' ; !-,VICJORIAN MAHOR ,5 + GUEST $35,00D \V1\LK TO BEA(;Ji . Giant \iictorion tnHn- or .. 5: bedrOdms • includiflg"n1aster suite \vith 4th bath. Library and n1u sic chan1b· er's '"'.ilh, corner bay .,v.indow. GUEST a parhncnt \\'ilh Kitch en. Gan1c roon1. Banquet dining room ,,·ip1 ,fireplncr. Leaded. 5lained glass \vindows . BETTER HURRY! Call 64i>O:l03 . WATERFRONT WONDERLAND S'paci\ius 2 :-.~,:;; on lhe'".ih.~ of you r o\vn private lake. Boating and fi shing galore l-'ormal entry, Elegant livi ng i;oom. Sunken (\Ouversalio~. ~ \\1ith brick fireplace . .._ \fiew .{orn1al ·~ ng.\ Co untry ~i\cheh and'llu'gl family "'· Separate childrens '''ing. I-luge 1naster su ite \\'ith full deck overl ooking ent ertainers patio and~e wate~13Ds. 168,!IOO. 1645-0303. ,, "' .... ' . ~ ..,.. r ' ' l I " ... . . . . ' . ' . ' ' . 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"ft§t Great Location Of ()(·.~:•n &: D.'ly ~ 1'ht J>Juin J' 7 Cherry Hiiis 1 4 8R /3 BA s""'·!al '"'' wilt ,._Pinn """ .,., l\:o l lot· l Ja~I'! & ~'00 :<q. l>f05t P""'UIAr One le\•cl f'\o, t ,..,._ ... , lot r-· · ' v-l'E'.!!irck>nlial 11pot1 V•cttntr Thi11 R:tt1'1 dupltt1C Is nt!:fr th" be: .,... ....,.,.., \\'Ith 4 bdrms., fonnaJ EnjOy Sun1nwr fun. build bea{'h, on~ 1u1!t ha1 3 ft. 2 SlOty·f ·lli>Pel', Open, Plan. 5 BR, 3 hMth8, J fire-\~'/lrg boo.t gatt I (ll11l11g, tlnu11utic dccoratln& I M"()OO Sb I ·-"' ·"' \'~CRiii, O\\·ntr \\·Ill flnnncc. "'1t'IJ, O\'tf 3,CXXI fL l!IJ:hly lot11 o( n•l\o • o E.. n b<am 11. l P. r ;. ~· • • u 111 t 1,.,.,roon111 atiu 2 bnth \hll? I k do 0 " I< 1~·· '' '"" "" 1 e r ni 5 ! ()v:ncr nlllY othf'r has 2 bedrooina and 2 00 11 \'11 n na )()a ><AY upgradl!<I, fee land. Sl59.500. 1'.las~lve u9ed brick fpl. 1 ct~llngt. rge pli\'ate patio 1111ance~ ! CAW. v . E . bath•. only l\r years old. ;~~~~bis'i!!d t1m:J10r 11 1109;\ 0 111·n S."\t & Sun. 1 to ~.1 ,,,_~nirnac I~. 2 YT• ne .. 1 to display yn1.u· i~u·dent~ 110\\'ARO & CO. Ownt'r 1\tt'<IOU.ll S 5 8, 0 0 0 , K'·-"-·d N. B Qu" .... llkr. 613-61:121. v .. -nrr .ll\,'UUUS, pri«d lo talcnt1. $79.000. •~ O.•nn 1 u~• '""" • • • • • Ull!Uu , lifll fA~I. $4.8,900. !IURR'{, c F c I •~ [ J\lakc~ OUer Cl\.11 for au . 6-12-2001 111<: fastein drew In th e \\~11.1 v.'Oll't last C11.ll PRESTICc-• • O esworthy Mppolntn1ent todn.y R e d ... it Daily Pilot Clnsslfied 0 · • · "' CLASS SEU.S _ 64.2-567S I Carpr!, lt.ealtors 546-S&IO, Pllo1 Cliwified ad. 6~:!...X.~ I ,\d, CuU ~. H MES, 6-15-fiti.16 Realtors '40-0020 DIRECTORY 1.., ttih HMy dlte~tMy wittl J•M .. h ...t"4 • y•.-t • he~•1i111tl11t, All tH 19C•tl ... litted ... lew •• d• Kriff4 h1 ,,.._.., fftell Illy ffY9ftt1litt .i .. wfllft• 11 teif•'l'••DAILY PILOT WANT A.DS. htr ... dl•wl ... ,... lt9• ... f•r Ml• er t• ,..., •r• •rt-4 t9 lltt 111ch l1t.fMcrtl•11 I• tlll1 c1l11M• ..ch frl'-Y, S1t11rHv •" 5111ifey. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOMS 3..1.361 ~lonterey, So. Laguna 494.9473 $100,000 307 Poinsettia, Corona del lilar (Sun 1-4)· 675-5179 (Sat &Sunl-5) 2 BR & FAM RM OR DEN 100 J3rd SL. (Bal. Penin) N.13 . 645-8400 $74,500 (Sat & Sun 12·51 • •5103 Seashore Dr (Bal. Penin) N.B. &15-8400 &l&-6;89 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 1942 Port Bishop \ll\1u l-l on1es) NB 640·1120 $71.950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2030 Port Cardiff IHVu J tomes) NB 640-1120 S69,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2100 Seville (Balboa Penin.) NB 675-1337 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 27 Rue Grand Ducal (Bi g Canyon) NB 644 -8543 546-4934 (Sun 1·5) 1845 Port Charles Pl., Ne\v1>0rt Beach 644-5569 (Sun 12·41 3 BEDROOM 23502 Los Adornos, Laguna Hiils SU-5192-$29,5-00 (Sat & Sun 10-6) 2718 Shell (China Cove) CdM 673-2222 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) •8122 ?i1unster, Fountain Valley 673·2222 · (Sat & Sun 1·5) 340 Otero, Bluffs. Newport Beach 675·6000 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 1·51 281 l Ocean Lane, Co rona del ~'lar 673-65 10 $112:500 (Sun 1·5) 216 Poppy. Corona del ?il:ir 644-1766 Sl29.500 (Sat & Sun 2·6) 6 Rue Chamonix (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $132.500 tSat & Sun· 1·5:301 270 l Vista Unlbrosa IT he Bluffs) NB 644-4910 $78,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 915 Chestnul Pl. tEastblulf) NB 644-1133 $64,000 (S un 1·5) •2273 Co lunlbia. Col lege Park. Cht 546-5880 $43.500 (Sat & Sun 1·51 1825 Port \Vheeler (HVu Homes) NB 644-1206 (Sat & Sun) 19392 Sierra Cahno (Turtlerock) Irvine 552· 7000 $59.900 ISat & Sun 2·5) • 1536 Seranade. Corona de! ~tar 546-23t3 $83.500 Sat & Sun 1·5) 163 11 Galaxie. \\'estminster 546-2313 $33,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 32902 Stavsail. Dana Point 493·5816 11 Rue Verte (Big Canyon) NB (Sunday) 675-6900 (Sun 1-5) 3 BR & FAM RM OR DEN 4615 Wayne Rd. (Cameo lllds.) CdM 675-1337 $86,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 17751 Oak Tree Ln {Univ Pk) Irvine 546-8400 $61.900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 547 Aliso Ave (Npt Hgts) N.B. 5484394 (Sat & ~un 1·5) 182 12 Bayberry \Vay (U niv. Pk.) Irvine 833-2224 $58,450 (Sat & Sun) 1921 TTacle\\li nds,Ln . !Baycrest) NB 646-2414 $79,500 (Sat 1·5: Sun 1·3i 2312 Cliff Drive. Ne.-port Hghts. NB 642·5200 !Sun 1·51 31666 3rd 1\ve., South Laguna 833-1355 499-1i31 (Sun 1·5) 1130 Somerset Ln . f\VestcWfl NB 644-1766 Sl24.500 (Sat & Sun 1-4) * 1821 Toyon·t..n. (Bayc restl NB 642-8235 $129,500 (Sat & Su n 1·5) 1818 Port Wheeler, HV Homes, NB 675-6000 $72,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1447 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $145,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 901 Chestnut Pl. IEastblulf) NB 642-8235 $60,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •4633 Camden (Camoo Shores) CdM 644-1766 $249,000 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 17895 Cedar Tree Ln. (Univ. Park) Irvine 644-6200 $66,500 (Sat & Sun l ·5) · 21 12 Do-ver Drive, Harbor Hi ghlands, NB 642-5200 $49,500 (Sun 1·5) 420 Len\l.·ood, Newport llcights, C111 642-5200 " !Sun 1·51 I iOO Oover Dr .. \\'estcliff, NB 842-5200 !Sun 1·51 2200 \\~ind,rarrl Ln. Back Ba\'. NB 675-6000 $82.000 1S.t & Sun t-51 18663 Pahn St .. Fountain \i'alle.y 546-5880 $42,500 !Sa! & Sun l·~l 1958 Fullerton tEastsi de) C1.1 645-6616 S34,950 !Sat & Sun t·5) 249 Wake 'orest IColl. Pk.) CM 645-66 $42.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •639 ameo 1'11 ,i:::hlands Dr .. Cameo Hglds 644-7270 $92.500 (Sat & Sun 2·6) 4533 Fairfield Rd. (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-7662 $11 4.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1337 Bonnie Doone, Corona <lei Mar 673·8550 $67,500 rsa1 & Sun 1·5) 2801 I1arbor View Dr, Corona del ?.far 673-8550 $99.000 !Sat & Su1y l·5) •20 12 Dlilna (Bavr rest) f\J"B 642-7401 S65:950 fSat & Sun 1·5) 282 \'ilia No\·a, lCollege l'ar'k l C)f 646-7 171 IS•! & Sun 1·51 4161 Trumbull. llnnllngton Harbour. 1m 846-0641 574.500 ISat & Snn 12·5) 100:1 Bonnie Doone Or\'. Terr.l Cd l!J 675·3000 ISat & Sun j.;j 176Rl t.aurel Tree r,n (l.fni\'. Park) fn rine 552·8696 S59,500 (Sal & Sun 10·~) 425 Easl Bay St .. Costa Mesa 646-3255 (Sun Hi) 2321 Arbutus (Eastbluff) NB 644-1766 $82,000 1Sa! & Sun 1·5) 456 Cambridge Circ. (N.B. Area) CM 675-5200 1Sat & Sun 1·5) 1318 Santanella Ter. (Irv. Terr.) CdM 675-3000 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 2240 Pt. Bumess tHV Ilo1nes) NB 675-3000 (Sat & Su n 1·5) 3282 Ca li fornia. C'osta Mesa 546-2313 S39.950 !Sat & Sun 1·51 911 & 1610 Kings Rd .. Ne\vport Beae,h U42·2991 Sl 15.000 (Open til sold) • 18291 Chicorv Ln. !Univ. Park) Irv 586-9000 $59.750 (Sun 1·5) 18862 Via Palatino ('rurtlcrork Hills) lrv 642-8235 $82.500 tSun 1-5) 19321 Ely tTurtlerock) Irv 644-6200 563.000 (Sun 1-5) 1725 Skylark IBaycrestl NB 642-7686 $76,000 !Sun 1·'\l •2821 Pebble Dr. tHV Hills) Cc!M 642-8235 Sl!0,000 (S un 1·5) 19381 Sierra Chula rTurtlerock) Irv 552-7000 858.900 (Sun 1·51 934 ~lagellan St. {~!es• de! Marl CM 979-1831 !Sun 10-6)' 4 BEDROOM 213 1 Santiago. Baycrest, NB 675·6000 $87.500 1Sat & Sun 1·5) • i 023 Dolphin Terr. !Irvine Terr) Cd?i1 644-6200 $189;500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 512 Seward, Corona Hi ghlands, Cd1i·l U75-6000 $139,500 !Sat & Sun 1·5) ••2021 Bayside Drive. Ne\l.•port Beach 673-6900 !Sat & Sun 12·5) 1213 Donegal. Halecrest. C1il 545-4141 $37.500 Sat & Sun 1·5) 17606 Santa 1.taria, Fountain Valley· 531·5800 $38.500 (Sun 1·5) •6 \Vinged Foot Ln. !Big Canyon) NB 675-3000 !Sal <\; Sun 1·51 1506 ~larincrs Dr il-f:Jrbor 1-lighlands) Cd~t 675-7225 Srl7,500 ISat & Sun 1-5) 4607 Camden l)r (Cameo Shores) NB 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 20326 1.1agnolia A\~ .. Hun tington Beach 646-7171 $32.950 ISu n 1·5) 4 BR I.' GUEST 288 Villanova. College Park. C?iI 645-8811 . 552.500 tSat & $U\l 1·5) 4 BR & FAM RM OR DEN 424 Belvue Lane (Bal. J>enin.) NB 675-4600 ~7,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1657 Utah Circle {l\ilesa Verde) C.~1. 545-9'238 $63,900 (Sal & Sun 11-6) 128 Via Havre (Lido Isle) N.B. ti75-0123 8135,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5 ) * • 319 Morning Star Ln (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $l75,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2207 \Vind\\·ard Ln, Back Bay, NB 675-6000 $86,500 1Sat & Sun 1·5) 2319 Heather"tUpper Bay) NB 644-1766 $92,500 (Sun 2·6) •420 Kings Rd .. C:lifr llaven , NB 642-5200 tSat & Sun 1-51 1515 Priscilla 1Harbor Highlands) NB 644-6200 865.900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2.2 J-lermitage (Big Canyon) NB 644-1766 $159.500 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 186 Shorecliffs (.ShorecliffsJ Cd~1 644-1766 8224.500 (Sat & Sun 1·6) 1107 Essex. \\7estcliff. NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •1520 Dorothy Lane. Ne\vport Beach 646-6082 645-8513 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1812 Port \Vh eeler, Newport Beach 644-4741 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 128 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) NB 642-1188 $109.900 (Daily 2·5) 409 Catalina, Newport Heights, NB 642-5200 (Sun 1·5) 1924 Santiago Dr, Dover Shores. NB 645-2334 $174,5-00 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2209 Channel Rd., Balhoa _ 673-7370 (Sat & Sun 10·4) •2 Rue ChamoniX" (Big Canyon) NB 642-~950 5t50.500 tSat & Sun 1·6) 1858 Kinglet Ct .. ~1csa·verde, C1t1 546-5990 882,500 (Sun 1·5) 232 ~fonte \'Isla IEastside) C~I 645-6646 548 .900 ISa t & Sun 1·5) 35 Burning Tree Hcf. lllig Canyon) NB 644-4910 $159,500 IS•!. & Sun 1-5:30). 1824 Port lilanleigh 11·1\'u J~tomes) f\'B 641Hl20 881.500 /\ (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1831 l'ort ?ilanleigl1 £/1\r\1 llomes) NB 640·1 120 S84,950 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 69 Montecioto Dr .. Spyglass Hill 644-7270 $180 ,000 (S at & Sun 2·6) 4 Jloint Loma Dr., Spyglass Hill 644-7270 $159,000 . (Sat & Sun 2-6) 512 DeAnza Dr. fCo rona Highland•) CdM 673-8330 $89.5-00 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1821 Tahuna Terrace, (ln·ine Ter.) Cd~f 673·8550 $89.500 (S at & Sun 1·5) •4607 Camden (Cameo Shores) Cd M 673·8550 $154.500 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 2352 Rul~ers Dr, Cosla Mesa 545-1868 .(Sal & Sun 1·5) 1896 Rhod•s. Mesa Verde, CM • lH0-3255 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 152R Keel fH\I !!ills) Cd~! 675-3000 1Sal & Sun 1-5) 3001 Ji1VA Roarl 1\tei;a \'prd('l C'~I M6·23t~ ~08.000 fSot 1·5: Sun 1-41 4:1? ft;'lhPll:i Tcrra<"e . \orona dC'I ~far 644-7211 ISal & Sun 1·5) • 2134 Iris, Costa Mesa 645-3377 857,500 (So t & Sun 1·5) 1053 Park Hill Place, Costa Mesa 646-7171 (Suu 1·5) 4626 Cortland (Cameo lllcls) CdM 642·8235 $94,500 ISun. 1·5) 1252 Somerset Ln . (Westrliff) NB 642·8235 (Sun 1·51 * 1500 Gala.xy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-a235 $235.000 (S un 1·5) 21 Rue Fontainblcau (Big Ca nyon) NB 642-8235 $217,500 (Sun 1·5) 10032 Jon Day, Huntington Beach 546-23t3 $63,500 (Sun 1·5) •3448 Santa Clara (Mesa Wnodst CM 546-114 1 565.000 (Sun 1·5) 5 BEDROOM 2004 Kornat. f\1esa Verde, CM 546-5990 $68,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) l al\ & FAM RM OR DEN 1743 Port Hen1ley Cir (libr Vu Hn1s) NB 641-6844 $98.500 (Fri. Sat & Sun 1·5) 2084 Tustin, Ne\\'port Beach (Sun) 612-3862 $65.500 . 1034 Sandcastle Dr .. fl VH. CdM 675-6000 $99,500 \Sat & Sun 1·51 8 Oakn1ont Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 641-6200 5325.000 (Sat & Sun 1·51 2&15 Bamboo (Easlblnlfj N.ll. &14-1766 ~7,500 (Sat & Sun 2·61 • *6 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB &44-1766 $229,500 (Sun 2-6) 49 R<>yal St. George Rd. (Big Canyon) NB 641-4910 $295,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 8851 Carmel Circle, Weslminster 692·6096 $55.900 (Sun 1·5) 20531'1amingo Drive, ~Jesa Verde, cr..1 546-5990 $69,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 401 62nd Street, Ne .. rport Shores 548-2211 (Sat & Sun) 2 Cherry Hills Ln. (Big Canyon) NB &!2-8235 $275,000 . (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2780 Redwing Cir (Mesa Verde) CM 646-i171 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4627 R<>xbury (Comeo Shores) CdM · 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) • 1524 Sand .Castle (Harbor View) CdM 675-7225 $126,950 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) 310 Robinhood Ln., Costa Mesa 642-9824 '$59,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3840 Ocean Birch {Harbor View) Cd~! 6;5-7225 Sl07.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •28 Royal St . George (Big Oa nyon) NB 675-6900 (Sun 1·5) • •4 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda lsle) NB 644-6200 $235,000 !Su n 1-5) 8 1.fission Bay fSpyglass 1-l ill) Cd~1 644-6200 $135.900. (Sun 1-5) 6 BEDROOM ••24 J·Iarbor Island {Harbor Isl.) ~B 675-6 161 !Sunday 1·511 20541 Tobern1ory. Huntington Beach 962-4454 854.000 (Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM 26.17 Vi sta Ornada (The Bluffs) NB s;;.3535 s;J,5\lll (Sat & Sun 1·5) ~2603 Vista Ornada (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $66,750 !Sat & Sun 12-5) 23471 Via Jacinto, Laguna Hills 644-7662 $32,500 (Sun l-5) 334 Vista Madera (The Bluffs) NB 64-0-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR & FAM RM 550 Vista Flora. Ne~'port Beach 646-0555 $78,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4 .BEDROOM 550 Vi sta Flora. Newpo1t Beach &15-0555 $78.900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE t BR & FAM RM EACH 403 Jasmine, Corona de! l\1ar 675-4630 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2 BR & 1 BR 1116 33rd St. (Bal. Penin) N.B. 546-8400 S74.500 (Sat & Sun 12-51 719 l\tarigold, Corona del l\1"ar 644-7270 $74.900 (Sun 2·6) 611 Acacia, Corona del l\far 641-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2 BR EACH **111-llllh Bayside Pl., Corona de! !\-tar 673-6900 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 300 Jasmine, Corona del l\lar 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BR & 1 BR 819 IV. Bay Ave. (Balboa Penin.) NB &44-1766 $95.000 (Sat & Sun 2·6) 521 Tris, Corona del l\f a r 675-5726 (Su n 1·5) 3 BR I. 2 BR 41~4151,,2 Iris, Corona del ~tar 673-6510 $110.000 ISu n 1-5 1 11512 Poppy, Corona del ~lar 54a-9346 1Sunday 1·51 3 BR & 2 BR + FAM RM 520-520•1.i ·Dahlia. Corona del l\tar 675-5511 $11 5.000 !Sal & Sun 1-51 3 BR EACH 514 Dahlia, Corona del l\lar 075-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 4 BR + FAM RM & 1 BR 611 Carnation. Corona del l\1ar G;S-4633 $9!1.500 (Sat & Sun) 4 BR & 3 BR 7407 Seashore Dr., Newport Beach 673-9060 (Sunday 1-5) 4 BR EACH 322 19th Slreet. Huntlngton Beach 536-4250 ~ll7,500 !Dally) HOUSES FOR RENT 3 BR I. FAM RM 3810 Ceylon !Mesa Verdel CM 545-0228 $425/mo (Sat & Sun 10-41 '* .... Wettifrnt • DESIRABLE SA NT A--ANA- LOCATION ·' SANDl'OINTE " THE WINDMILL HOUSE , HOMES • ·• FAMOU S L:ANDMAR K ON BALBOA PE- N~11r M.'llCIJls ;nwl \Q\"t'IY puth1 10 pnrk 1rirh 1~n11 ls ('Oliff~. l.ul't'\)' )fl!"d \\ ilh pr!vocy 1\·all~. '.! nr 4 llcdrMnl, 3 Bath llotnt• l\'ith lo'nnlll)' Roorn 1111d lfu'{:.•' cnt· In l~!!c-hf'1l \\'i1h huil,·it11>. Bril'k WHJI fh-cpllll'i' in Llvh1'! l"tOorTI nnd Fornl11I Dlnln1: Uoorn. All thI<t :1rnl Centrul Air 111wl \\'A.tf'r ~1'1{'1K'r tro. Prfll<' ll( o\>.)11'\'thlp liOlll(', Con11• !<!-'t'~ 5'15:i00 11lut ONt; \'EA!t \VARRANT'I' fo1· Uoyt'r. Call 646--05.Xl. . ' ,, ' ..... ·- \'. \ LLE' · RI \I.I' . '" ' ' "' "' ~ ~· .. ., ... '" ... """' ..... ~, Ele9ant 2 Story this bip; beauty v.·lth 4 bt'<lroo1ns, fnrn1al dining T'Ol'ln1, PLUS HUGE GA~IE ROO~I . ""ill pl~RM' &: NINSULA POI NT. 5 Bedroom family home, with 3 story windmUI tower tha t will de- light your youngsters. ''Dutch" s hingled ex· terlor. Surronnded by large shado trees. Interior is designers dream. Remodeled last vco r by archilect/O'-''llCr. New kitchen with Cverylhing includin f.! self cleaning 11licro \vavc oven. Jacuzzi tub ill rnaste r beth. Scp- arute boat storage yard. PLUS -PLUS ·PLUS 2 Bedroom guest cottage presently brings In over $4000 yearly income. First lime olfer· ed, hon1e and guest house, $210,000. l4G-I 1 SI. 2000 Ml RAMAR Open House Set/Sun 1·5 BALBOA ISLAND HOME PLUS INCOME -for under $100.000. Balboa's sharpest 2 bedroom home r!· l bed· room apart1nent. Like ne'v insidetand out. Extensively remodeled \l/ith qualtty n1aterial & workmanship last year. Tastefully deco-- rated and great location. Two blocks to beach and steps .to !ihopping. Just li stt!d, won't last, call now , ~.5880. d1·11~111 c\'cn lh•· mns1 ON THE WATER disct·hnfnRtlng f1u11il)'. ltit tx-cn lnntai;lirally upgi·uril'il NEWPORT BEACH-Nearly nC\\', neat & ln t'\"erv \\'AV t.ruly the I o,oo 9r.:11D k & 1· 2:r 2'h. b d. CL1':AN ~;~;· & ')o:l!AHP1':.--r on y ?VY· .JV-. ~ s 1P-. '. a . tn- hon\u ~·"u·u lK'C'! Benullfully Ing, quiet location .• Just t1ste , llurry CALL rn1111l1·iu"f'tl 11•itli i;upPrh S40.11S1. l11.ndsc11plnx S.· ~pnukl1•r... . 1 Lnr~ ... sp;u·iou~ 1'1\Hn~. 2.i(KI MESA VERDE s BEST 1'1.1 n & loads vf l"l.r.si•lx & JUST LISTED-Executive 2 story 4 BR 3 ;;z•:;· an:'a~. Pric,.'NI at ba home. Luxuriously appointed wit h exp~n- . · sive plush crpts, beaut. drps, wall paper, mirrored \VUlls & rustic used brick patio. Lg pool size yard with many trees. Best lo- cation-on quiet s:trea. Offered nl $87,950. Hurry, \\'on't last at this price. CALL 54~.SUO co: Ts · WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0pen Evenlnv•> CORONA DEL MAR HOME WITH INCOME-Cozy 3 BR, 2 ba, with fireplace + ne'v 2 BR rental over ga- OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-l rage.· Priced at $90.500. For addlllonal in• STREAK-ER'S formation CA LL 540-l!Sl. DELIGHT tmmro. '""'"'" ·o'"" ''"' COLLEGE PARK-POOL HOME do1111, to 11101"£'' lnt!l thit11 POOL SEASON JUST AROUND THE COR· in1n1ac . .3 lxlmi ... 2 ball~ NER I Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bath featuring ~m~ \i·ith ipll!"k.hng pool. an outstanding Palo Verd~ stone fi replace, 'a1 22 MUNSTER remodeled kitchen with ne\\' fl ooring and tile <FOUr\TAIN VALLE\'1 counter tops. Home centers a round very pri~ vale pool area \Vith .many fruit trees, block o;;~8N S~~T~~U~C,~S \\1a!I. anlf'lt'overed patio. Priced only $43,500. · . • . CALL l46-l880. - A bargain ll.t Sg;'{n~·c:~~ 2273 COLUMBIA, College Park Open S•t/Sun 1·5 * DUPLEX* OPEN SAT/SUN. t-5 630 CENT ER ST. BETWEEN BAY & SEA LIVE ON BALBOA PENINS.ULA POINT- \\'e have the hor"He for her no\r. Prestige lo- cation. near ocean. bay and tennl!": club. 5 13edroonrs. 31;¥ bath_ fan1ily room, TV room, billiard roo1n and \Vet bar. $114.500. CALL S4G-11 SI. 421 SE VillE Ope n Hou't Sunday 1-S ERITAGE REALTORS COSTA MESA 3 Bdrm., ffln1ily mi.. :2 ba.,l~;:;;;:;;;~-~-~;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 trplc., bh-ins, cat p ~ t e d!L _ ~-__ PLUS l-bdm1., 1 ·bath .11~Gi;e~n~e~r•;;l;;;R;;;·;;E~---~liii00~2~Gi;o;n~e;i;ra;l~R;i;.i;iE~.--~1~00~2 frplc., blt-ins, carpeted. l!i6.000. . * COSTA MESA * EASTS I DE TRADE -older :? hdm1 .. I ba. hon"lC' on extra lflrge lot, i:>xlSO: dbl. garugr: rriu1n for garrlcn & {'IC. -S29.500. "C" THOMAS REALTOR 224 \\". Cst Hwy. 5-IS-~J.'i'l7 Newport Bf>uch El"r.54~KllJ4'.l IN~LAW SUITE A HOME FOR ALL REASONS FINANCIAL SECURITY HAPPINESS, COMFORT, PRIVACY 3 BR , 3 BATH 3 CAR GARAGE FAMILY ROOM SPARKLING POOL 2306 HEATHER LANE OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 $94,750 CHARLOTTE LONG PLEASE CA LL 644·11!0 Prh·ntt' entruncr. " ('(•7.)' fireplll<:e. and r!t'gan! bath inn ke 2 gen1~.l' a !Ion~ n bl1 • to I '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![!'!!l!!!!!!!!!!!![!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""''!! I live under the. sanie roofl ~ eo.111\v. LARGE 4 bedroon1,1;G;•;;n;;•;";;l;R;:,;E;;, ;;;;;;;;;;1;00;2;;;G;•n;•;•;•;;1 :R;.E;,;;;;;;;;;;;1;002;;,[ 2 b1lth hon1e \\1th lu.'<urie:ii1, plus -call for npPointni1:n1. 7407 SEASHORE OR. OPEN SUN. 1·5 $52,500 Panoramic ocean vie", one of a kind duplex 4 Bdrn1s. & 3 bdrms.-$155,000 2211 Newport II. 646-'ktil BAYFRONT APARTMENT Keep a boat at your door-$'12,500 Sun/Eves. ,646-5855 UTILE COTIAGE Gonoro1 R.E.-1 1o02 1 <1eno,.1-R.E. Chrl'11"ul 'l bl'drU01n t'Uli1• tn ------1 old Cllronn Ori ;\lar 011 R-Z WHY HARBOR? lol. \\'nrnl rrlf'ndly lh<tph1ce wilh do111Jl1: :.:11r11;.:\' !itrc~:i<'rl. BIG CANYON HOMES for i:uei;t unit, ('all 6i?.....$5."i!) CUUNTll\' cl. u H AT· to .<;('t> for yllun;clf. J\I 0 S P II ER I:: . VERY OPE.NTIL t•tr"SrUNTO/il.N!Cf' PRIVATES.: E:o\C:J.LiSl\'f·:. THE REAL ESTATERS oun. Av A [ r. A H!. t·: IN- VE.i'ITOR\' IS SUUSTAN- TIAL. 2, 3. 4. 5 Hl)Jt.tl'fS. SOI\!}~ ON Tiii~ GOL1'' i 'i.i~.iiiiiiiliil~~~ COURSE, \VJT!I POOi .. '\, !i DENS. t'Oll~IAJ. DINING NEW LISTING TrlplC':ic, jWJt stt'pls lo the ocenn or ba)': on ftt land. 2- 2 On., l·Dlt unll.s. Xlnt l't!ntlll Rn.·a! Good C.'Ondillon. $1 15,000 Call: 673-.3663 &1i-2rv Ews. associated CAOKEAS .AfAlTORS 101~ W ll<ilbof! A7J 166) &. J<"Al\11LY HOOl\1S. Pit!(;. ED i'"RO~I $913.~ 1..AND INCLUDED. CALL FOH. A PE1t.1i()NAL Jt.l!;\1!E\\'. HARl!IO" HEAL TORS !"INC1'; 19-H 673-4400 BUY A WAl:RANTY HOME SUPER FAMILY HOME -VILLA PARK AREA l .011'}:,.. ;1n1I fh•nn ~ lle<lroom ' J-lomc easily convtr1t'd lo S. Locall?d on :i. ronier parcel. 3 S.'llhll. J\IMy <'Xt.ru I lnC'ht<lini;: 1louhle oven, cl('('tric i,:1tr111l(' 41 doo r oix-nt'r :ind c omple tt srrink_lrr )l,y;.tr1n. Thf5 Is ln sn nN.'n of nt'll' h9meii; o11nd In the l:..'xcellt'nt Villa Pnrk: Sehnol' .Sy1ucn1. $·13,900. C.nll 6<6-0>l5. . . . "'' '" ~-" ... \'..\IJJ·:,· IH \I.I' . " ~ .. '~ . . ' ..... ·~ ... ···~' ,. .... ~ S29,j()(')! f.;upl'r lfuntinwon 11111.:l' & 0011.ut!ful 101rnht'!m(' l~aeh l'll>ine 1!1 sli.'lrper than fC'a1UT'C'I' w;ianl llizr bonuK a nKJdcl! l bt'drooim. 2 ro')m. kl\•f'ly pr1\"alr pri110, OO•h'. rlOll<' 10 1li..'f•:1n. 1remc11tl<Ju~ 1• o n1 n1 u n l 1 v \\'O~'T 1..AST! Call itgt. If.p a c Io u 5 l..'tl r..i ii: r ', 8-lT..(ill\0. IT't'mt'r'lllo1111t'11 n1 m 11 n f I y =0o-.~.,-.. ~\-..,-u-p-ll,.-.-.. ~lp! Ad ! CAii &ii-56TS fn<..<illtirs... All fM $.'lJ,ID)! "I.Isl" lt ln cltsslfll'd, Sbli R-ii..Q:llO ,\g! to Shnre Rc"ults! &12-561( ' . I ASSUME 71;,-;, LOAN On th is pretty 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Beautiful .. £a.n1ily ho1nc with shag carJ)etiog, drapes. Dn11ng roo m, homemaker's kitchen. $34,950. Call 540-1720 LOVE THE PRIVACY In this c~nle1npo Cul verda1e 3 bdrm., 2 bath be~ut.Y y..•1th a gooctassumablfi..8 % loan! ~las built-111s, dis hwasher. Close td-the park pool & tennis. Paneled garage. $39 225.' Call 540-1 'l.20 ' - ABOVE THE ORDINARY Execut i~e 4 bdrm. 3 b:ith home with family room, fireplace. all modern kitchen. Wet bar, self-cleaning oven. Near. the pool & school. NEWPORT'S FINEST' _$78,500. Call 844-8750 CATALINA SUNSETS Private hilltop IO\\'nho use. With 2 bdrms 2 baths .. Dinin g roo m, sunken living room. Wet bar, f1rep la~e. \V:ilk-in closets. S\vi m pool, sauna, tennis. Only $64,500. Call 644-8750 ROOM FOR A POOL Be sure to inspect this stupendous 4 bdrm 2 baU1 hon1e \vifh rich cathedral ceilings & large vie\1• \vl ncl0\1's, t'arqily room, dininff room. Only 1 vear olc\! Asking •53 500 Ca 540-1720 . ', ' ' BAY VIEW CLIFFTOP ~his ~a utiful executive home is ready for immediate occu pancy! ·Spacious split·level features 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. Has all the luxury extras. $79,500. Call 644-8750 Costa Mesa 2955 Harbor Blvd ... Newport Beach 600 Npt. Ctr. Dr. 540-1720 644-8750 1002 General R.E. 1002 * * CAMEO SHORES * * NEW LISTING s.weepin~ ocean vic\v; exceptionally Jge. pa- uo a.rea ideal for entertaining. Call for app'l. to vtc\v . Offered at Sll4.000. • LAGUNA-NEW WORLD Excellent value in 3 bdrm .. 2 ba. condo, with aH the amenities upgraded·. Assume existing 7 ~. loan. for only $150 a month . ic incl. PJTl . Offered at '$32 ,500 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Custom decorated , 4 bdrms., 3 ba., dining rm. & fan1ily rm . Best area. you own the land, offered at $87,500 • HOMES OPEN 1-l THIS AFTERNOON SH These UNIQUE Feature&: On the golf course in Mesa Verde, 5 bdr1ns, 70x100 lot, clean Inside and out. New listing and only $68,500. See Jackie Uandleman at 2004 Kor- nat, Costa litesa SM ThHe UNIQUE Fe11tur•1: Clever and colorful decor! Fantastic patio and plantings. 3 bdrms, big family room in llarbor Vie'i Homes. Listed al $72,500. See Vergilene Hull al 1818 Port Wheeler. Newport Beach S.. Th•M UNIQUE FMture1: Conversation corr~. bedroom bridge, skylight and modern kitchen in this 4 bdrm t\vo story. Brand new at only $86,500 . See Gii Ide at 2207 Windward Lane, Newpoft Beach Sff Th••• ~NIQUE Features: Contemporary, roomy 3 bdrn1 intriguing floor plan with sky- lights and courtyards, light -and airy. Only Sll2,000. See Gil Ide at 2200 Windward Lane, Newport Beach Se• Thne UNIQUE Features: Brand new at the entrance to Baycfest! 4 bdnns, atrium entry, formal dining and a pool size, fee lot. Only $87.500 in Newport Beach . See Nadine Crout ot 2131 Santiago, Newport Beach SH ThtH UNIQ:UE Fea!ure1: A Spectacular Back Bay view, wind protected patio and 3 bdnns with exciting decor. Bluffs condomin- ium al $87,500. See Marilyn Shuff al' 340 Otero, Ne\\'POrt Beach SH These UNIQUE FHturn: 4 bdrms ocean Views and keys to a private beach. pJ~s stain glass , ilnported tiles. dark panelinng, rich green plantings and sunny pa tios. Urnque at $139,500. See Dorothy Johnson at 512 Sea· \vard, Corona de! ~1ar Ste The1• UNIQUE Features: 5 bdrm single story in riarbor VieW Hills, really rare. Can- yon view s, interesting and clean at $99,500. See Zoe Ann Rhodes at 1034 Sandcastle, Corona del litar U p.i.j l()U I: ti()MI:§ ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 EXPENSIVE IMPORTED TILE CHOICE TRl-PLEX IN OLO CORONA DEL MAR ./'"' Absolutely mint move-ln cond ition. !Rustic chann plus extremely flex ible fln\ncing. Must see to believe. · , -. • In entry, brfftie"llo·ay, kilehtn and rtv y&rd ol thia txCZ\li•lte Po r t o I ln o home whh v\ew ol Faihlon GRUBB & ElllS CO l•luld. FEE land. l BR, 4BA , DAILY ,.ILOT D 7 1026 untington S..c \'1G40" -~---- 8 NEW DUPLEXES oce-.n \•le~'ll. S61.900-$73,950 3'861 c.p,,.r tAnt•m Agt. 491).3431 Fountain Velley 1034 Sell The lawn Mower Price Reduced $2,400. 2 Bdrm. + Pool $22,600 You can pay $2000 n\Ol'e tban thla f(lt a new unit or yuu I can buy my uprrnded unit I lnr $2,0Q'.l belQW replacement cos!. + bonu1 rm and many mort' custom features, all R~ALTORS 67S.7080 '" 1!16.000. I !' ....... ~'!'1"-m:~!!""!!""-.,,...,.,;;.;.;.,m.1 2 Bdrm condo.. dttirable rround level floor plan, l\\ yean new, Fmh.ly Painted ~lb tastefully paneled and rnlm:tred liv!na: room. p!Ulb ln a 'T'o'wnhouse thAt "'allpaperod dl.11\ng area, • rel1tt:11 a lelsutt lile 1tyle. tila.g carpets A custom I 3 S lo b d dra.pn, ove:idud pantry CALL 640-&472 Corona del Mar 1022 Corona d•I Mar 102:2 -~u~sr~IN~'C~S~N~EE~l~lE~!:D~-1 ·~-;::::;;:-::::-;:::;~ ~--~-~-~ pac us • r 0 <> m • • attn, cu1tom tile counter LIKE RENT TOP-OF-THE ONLY LESS 'HILL Don'! pAy for r.orneont> -OPEN HOUS£ el11e'1 rim!>f'My. Fo r 432 !SABELLA TERRACE apptt1xlnu1tely S300 PE'r CORONA DEL MAR month enjoy your own SAT It SUN 1 to 5 p.m, spt•rklin~ cl~a.n, freshly Y.'llh a dramatic 180 deg. painted, 2-story he> me-. plus O<.'tan vtew, a ~low your boa t or camper bt'11.ut itully decorated 3 BR right on to the lot. This a: Den or 4 BR custom built lovely 4 BN. homt' hu lt au home \\i th hugt pme room, · convenience to llhopplng, torma1 dining, and lwrurioul scho o l11 .ch ur c he 1. exten&!Ye paUo decks, big C.Ommunity pool and park muter 1uite, Outside is to boot! All tor Rl.900. tilt' end . of a q u I et Call 5"46-2313. lrttt and a Kot.pond. All at ri••HOYro«~t~ 'lli•M1J~~t~ ... , lneluding large ma 1 t e r 1itlite. FonrtJI dlnlnt,:: '4'11h topa, ahake roof, near HARD $ . "'~' bt\r, family room adj. 10 sthools, walking dh1ta~ to So tl '--.... """'rmet food c e n 1 e r . l{unling~n C€!nter , B\\'im· me me1 ~"'"'n we .,..y 11 .. -ming pool and ma.ny park new homt' 11.'e l"an't 1ttm to cu.~1on1 dNlrned c01rered 11reas. No"' S?.000 below l~t :i.uc~'l's.~ful\y ~II our prettnt ~atio. $-ll,5'00. can • ne1r. (Pr In c Ip a Is tJ!ll" hllme in time to hllve thr The Real E1tate F•ir J fund~ ui'edf'<I to rlose 0)(' S~25SI or 839-6133 111t·u~t'l. Call totlny e!lc:1-ov.· on nu r purcha.q,· I ~~~~~~~~:-I .. ..,.., .. u,.1 .. -m..,.,s..,..,-.\ t"rRnkly, 1hi~ hi a situation TRIPLE GARAGE-• th11t i·an callS(! you lots of El .. ant La Linda 2 sfo.... 6 BEDRM. p1-oblcm1. llut, there is a '~ SC1!utlon. Vallt'y Really has home with ~aniatlc entry. BEACH A lRvish h<>rne for a program 'A'hettbywe can grae \o u1 l ivi ng and MANSION arrange for )'00 to complete Pntertalnlng. No "'&ilini . 3 the ntw purchase hefON' Large rooms tor th<-lart:e _,. pre&ent horn• .. 1i.. 11'0 balhs. Don•t say next year, fainlly. ,.,_,iet -·' .. e.•o .. JY~ "I could haw bought it", ...... \;W .... -hard lo find money like thll ov.-n it now at $:i5.SOO. location. Covered pa t Io . -but we have It! Hard $? -veget11ble r.:arden. I 3 x t 9 Call 6Th-7225 Century 21 Sparow master bedroom, blt·in sew- \'.\LLF\ Rl\l.I' . ' ... 142-4474 ing room for rnon'l. \\·ork bench & storage ln garage Assume 70;0 Loan tor dad. 3 ba1hs tor kids. Owner ~·ill help finance. llugc 2 story, 4 bednn on $54,000. o\'ersized corner lot "i1h OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 boat gate. Needs some TLC. r•1 T L. City of Ora~ Payments only $255. Pm. 20~ o.,.rmory, H .B. 4 Bedroom $51.900 2,028 1<J ft ON Of" C LUSK Harbor View Hills •I $42 900 NEW0 NEW0 NEW rJn NI CEL UAIL [Y !., ASSllCIATES •. . ~ . ' " ' .,. Front lawn le sprinkltl"ll -E .D.M.'S Dr, 3 Ba, fo"am -rni, Dln·rm, ' • COATS shuke root -double entry NEWEST & NICEST Run1pus nn. $114,500. (}.rn· BRASHEAR REAL TY A doors lo large llvinQ: nn CAPE COO BEACH er. Open House, Sat. & !'un. 842-7411 eves: 968-1171 WALLACE w/lrplc -family rm HOMES IS OFFERED 1·5. 3901 Park Green Or., REAL TORS \v/f.rpl c & wet hu.r-country •'II "17" SAY HELLO kitC'hen .w/range & FOR SALE BY OWN • '·~ -· TO A GOOO e'u'y" ·11 962-4454 continuou1 t1e8ning ovenfl _ Cust bit, this 2 yr old, 2 Colt• Mesa 1024 •!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!! D/W le trash compactor -sty, So. of the Hwy home .:::::.:.::.:;.:::;;_ __ ..:.;:;..:I Spread out on this enornKJus WALK TO BEACH bN'akfast nn _ 4 Jrg !eatlll'l!s 4 Br, Dcn, t.ge Owner Desperate I lot ~·ith loads of yard for bectrooms -2 hill bath11 -&e>A1ng-la.WlCl.ry nn, 5 be.. all Neal.II &n imme<1i11.le ule on your chlld«n to run and r-.'F.\\I 3BR/2BA, sfi!lg crpl .. \\'/\V carpeting thruout, "''/llhY.TB, Liv•rm, Din-rm, this sensational Eastrldit! play. 3 Bedrooms and 2 bltin11, fil'l'pl .. ail de!Ulte ...,./80 o:i: padding -fenced brldst·bar, 2 v.>et·bars, 2 2-story. B~ rtoor plllll "i Ui bath.11. V.1on't "-a.it, a t features. S3!1.950. rear yard 14•/room for boat Frplcs, full.shake roof, spac 4 bdrm•. J baths. Formal $38.900. Gerald S. Thomas Realty or camper-8500 IQ ft lot-patio, crpt le tile thru-OuL It dtnlng room. chefs kitchen. Centvry 21 Sperow ~2! Ideal O.C. locat'°n-f\10VE is offered to quallfied buyer Family room, Rwlng room. --=,.;:"';,2=,-44;i-ii7,i4'""',,...-EVES: 53&-3"09 UP TO QUALITY .•. ! at $152.500. Shown by appt F'ireplace. $57,500. Owner EXEC DREAM Hunt. Harbour 1042 For information call: {TI() only. 675-5336, wants an oUer! Ca 11 ~ Wm. McCabe. Inc. 540-tnll ?.tarnHicent courtyard with . agent ... Avoc.tdo&..on Jumine? lge authentic Span\ sh B.I•--Island 1006 That'• rtght -5 produclna: [TARDElL.) fountain. many citrus trees, ::::.;:-;::c;,:;::.;:::. __ ;.:;:; trtts with 2 income units 4 Br, J Ba, lam rn1. formal thrown in on tile deal. Sooth dining rm, 2 frplcs. Over ELEGANT Llvin&: le Beach 5!de of Hv.y. Attractl\'e 13 ~. 2900 sq. ft . $72,00J. 9636 ·La ron1Iort-no1 for·evet;"Qne. 12 yr old duplex with double _ ~~. · P.for11. Cirele. 968-1896. Units) Enjoy one & income \Valk! d' 0 carport. ng tstance of :?r'.ii Harbor Bl\•d. lBR. 2ba horn•, -~ -··I ... h'Ol\1 other. vo n e r . Bl Co OnJ ••2 000 ~~ ·--• 673-i l}jl. g rona. Y ~ • • Costa '-1esa paneled & crpted rtt 1,,1, Ontu BY OWNER· hit. wk. Prime new shag thruout. prof 8albo• Penln1ula 1007 ~"'2l l\lesa Verde loc. 2 yrs. nev.• lndscpd1 sprinkler system, EXECUTIVE HOME .,, GARDEN HOME. Exec. xlnt area. $14,900, lnllls· 4 BR/3 BA, F/H. fonna.l !erred, 963-6975. By Ql.\'Jl(!r, OlolCe Balboa D/R, lndry/R, L/R with Jl\ll\o1ACULATE 3 BR, 2 Ba. Pen ·Pt>lnt. 2 Story, 4 Br, high vaulted wood bean1 Fam rm, bltins, crpts, Den, Oin·tm, C'wlt Bit DURR WHITE REALTOR cell. & decorator Jpl. 1-ligh dlllS.' fed yd, xlnt loc. & w/load~ ol xtras. 50 Y.ds 2001 Newport, N'.PT BClt vaulted ceJlin&ll thruoul &. cond. 67:J.0062 e\'eti & rlnds. trom Boat lau~hlng ramp ---"'~'-75-46~~'°'--*---I lrg airy wlndowz create & bay beach 3 Blks from TOP·O·THE bright, cheery atmos. 2 Jrg, Huntington S.ach 1040 Tennis Club. Prine only. sep. be.ck yd1. prot lndscp. ... ·' -J!!;!, -OCEAN V IEW \\'Hl'C wa!chlng IL'Ol\l )'OUT dining room. Gh·I w11tchina: rrom your deck. lllaglcal ITl'1ment~ matmal:;:le before the I.ire In your ma11lnl pit 1conv1:.rsa t\on 11rcal AH th\1 for ~.500. with payments like renL Better Hurry. Christ iana Rellllty 6916 W•rn.r at Golden West 714: 142.7416 213: 592.5561 673--7370 Hll-L QUIEI' 4 hae cu Id I c . ~bf 00Br. den, nr~ ..... ~t With a dramatic UKl deg. ~!:u~~&::."1~~ =i • Y nunp . ..,..,....,..., plus ocean view, a and see this one. 546-92311. Owner /agent 675-4600 beautifully decorated 3 BR C•pl1trano BHch 1018 &: Den or 4 BR CUlltom built Ar• You F'4Ssyl? Mother~ln-Law'1 Sult• With it! oy,1n kirchen le bathl"""""""""""'""""""'"I in Uii1 rambling ranch style SALE OR LEASE. 4 BR, 3 home. 3 fu11 bath.s &: lot! of car gar, 2 ~ ba, Nev.·ly dee. other room ror your family. Close 10 water. 83J..9169 It has an assumable IO\\' BROADMOOR TURTLE ROCK Outstanding family hon1e on quiet cul de sac · 3 lge. bdrms., dining rm. & view! Ready tO go al $58,000. Incl. Ian~. MESA VERDE, 548·5990 • CALL US CUSTO~t 2 BR, 2 BA, huge l'!!!!!!!!!!i'!!![!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!]~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I film rm, 1tooe trplc. birch !'General R.£. 1002Gener1I R."E. 1002 ~~~;:d:10~· Z,IXX.l sq fl, home with huge game room. Then be sure to inspect this tonnal dinlfl&. and luxurious spacious 4 bdrm, 2 bath muter suite. Outside is ex· home today! With family tensive "atio d e cks, big room Ir. t!replace. Built-Ins, trees and a Kol pood, AU at dishl''L!illt.'r, di/ling room. the end of a q u i e t Plush carpet.II, dr a p e s . lntt're!!l rate loan, so hurry. Irvine 1~4 $39.900. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;. Christiana Rea lty 6916 Warner TWO UP-TWO DOWN l''oor bdnn.s, in all wilh Ideal bath arrangen1ents. Tu'-0 story Uving 1'00fl1. formal dining, fam\ly room . utility 9.11d R quiet cul-<le-sa.c location near recreation area. Prlccd 11 t $57,500. CORONA DEL MAR OCEAN SIDE OF HIGHWAY Cu te 2 bdrn1. + guest rm., On R-2 Jot. Ideal to liVe in or for investment. Offered at $69,950 BLUfl'S-ON BUDGET 1 Newly decorated Trina model : 3 bdrms., 21h baths, lge. patio. Close to Corona de! Mar High School. Offered al $61,900. "-'-'"' CORBIN-MARTIN, INC. ' .. OUR BUSINESS IS -HELPING PEOPLE LIVE BETTER HAPPINESS IS ..•• . . . adequat.e "elbow room" for the entire family. This lovely 5 bdrm. home & formal dining rm. home, located in Cameo Shores , shouJa easily fill the needs of an active & g.rowi.n$'· family. Xlnt ocean view from en- tire l1v1ng area & mstr. suite. $142,500. 26931 Calle verano $54,mCI 493-6)70 Coll111• Park 1020 1 YR WARRANTY • HOME cul-d~ac. Pa t I o . Lov.·-malntenance A lop value at landscaping. $47,oo:>. Call $159,500' :,.1C}-1120 Call 644·7:.!ll at Golden W•st 714: 142-7416 213: S92·lS61 Entertainer'• Delight Huge 4 bedroom, i>unken l!\'ing roo1n, f i re p la c e , beautlful shag carpeti.J1i, excellent drapes, la r g e . irregular lot. En c I o s e d patio, prestige HuntingtOn Beach location. Walk to CALL SSl-7500 •VISION• Red Hill Realty REALT\. REALTORS Univ. Pa.rk Center, lrvine OC('an. Only $38,500 • I' a!~~!~.!~!°~~" t•~7J ( ::::J 54M10J allowance, S'-!ler forced to immediate We. Large 2 OU story, 3 'BR. 3 BA condo DOLL H SE \\'ith formal dining, huge VI llU"'21 Corona del Mir ~ REALTORS 644-7662 l~G.""n0"" .. ~1 R-~.E_.,..,.._ .,.l..,002~G.""n•'""••'""I R"".E."""""""1""002"'1 OPEN HOUSE,1-5 ClITE A."ID cozy · w/loads faniily & 2 fireplaces. Now of sqilare f ootage, ,·acant _ i m me d i at e candlelight dine, manUTioth possession _ $62,950 . Call crackling Hrep\att, front i\lrs. Jlunna 54 5·8 424 bay "''indm'S, toasty ,,4r rn __ 514 DAHLIA CORONA DEL MAR carpet, glfL.'>S garden kitchen -"''°"C'.'..'.1hC~o,,.;:R;'"::;'~'0;;";.· o--- vt'ith patio pass thru," 3 SACRIFICE · Brand ne\v duplex. 3 Bdrms .. 21/2 ba. & 3 bdrms .. 2 baths; yuu can be the first owner & have the benefits of J'aster tax relief. Price only $123,000. DUPLEX Rare .. Old Coro11a" lncon1e proper ty consisting of 11'.U indlvidunl doll house<>. Bnlh are leased to well qu11 llfi"d t~n11nts ror $."~IOO. a ye11r. Asking $69,500 with !I 2nd. T.D. avallahlc. bedroon1s, 2'ba, Y>ood sun $62,SOO deck, rose gardtns, dbl g1u· :i.t ~ La Sall r 111 o rl f' l C•1r Dad~ As~umc 7 + 1: JO\i·nhousc. ~ B d r m s •. JmmaC'. 4BR. 3BA. 9J' 1-r 1A Joan \\i th lov.· dov.11. raniily, fiihnal ~.. 2·~ front on quiet CollC¥:C Pk. Only $2~9 ~r n10. PITI. ha!hs. Ilciil loc., ncur lge. 2 BR., 2 BA. LUXURY CONDO. Pool ·J acuz7i-A-1arina -Security. Owner will finance $129.500. Others from $89,SOO• U.ltwd l•ok.,..REALTORS 675-3535 1002 G•neral R.E. 1002 SUN CLASS-1002 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Four beautiful properties fn one or Newport's most deslrnble areas. convenient to schoo ls, recreation and shopping. all on FE;E land. Located on quiet streets or cul-de-sacs. Rang· Ing from 2 bedroom and den lo 4 bedrooms and fan1ily roo1n. T>r iced from $69,500 to $84,500. OLD CORONA DEL MAR Ideal bu ilclers in\'estn1ents. Triples on 2 lots. can he expanded to 4 units. De lu~ single residence on 11 :.1: lots. cun pc expanded to ocean view duplex. $99.500 each. OUR 25'H YEAR ' 3 BDRM., 2V2 BATH, BAY & MT. VIEWS Decorated thru-0ut in rich wallpapers, lush c.arve:ts, cu sto1n drapes. Extras like air puri- fier, 1ntercon1 & special security system to na1ne just a fe\V. Near pool & tennis $73,500 OPEN SAT/SU,N 1-S 2637 VISTA ORNADA Othe r& F rom $49,000 to $120,000 J O\\lll t\vo ho1nc s in the 131uffs myself. II you \Vant to buy(i know value. lf you "'ant to sell , 1 have customers. John She•rer-Agtnt UNI TEO BROKERS-REAL TORS 675-3S3S \G::.:;""°:::.'::.•l:.:R:;.·:;E:;. __ _;1:;002!! General R. E . 1002 TWO S&S .. BUY A WARRANTY HOME LUSK TWO STORY Tilt' ob!tOlute rock bo!lon1 priced home in llRJ'00r Vlc1v lli\ls. Llkr fl('\\' COt)(Jil\on, spacious Hillsboro n\Odel, views In Rll d\rrrlion.~ fmn1 Sl))'l?la11s NQ. One. :l.ncl IL'I.' lruxl. Only $107,500. Call 67:J-7'/Z'l •• ,, • ''"' > '"'" I ' '" " \'.\ lJ ,I•:\' l{l\11, ' " I ' ' ' ' " "'' '•'' '''··~I ..,,,~, FOR EVER AND EVER st. Mus! see: LEASE· I ~BO'.'lrre,.:o;:c>-~55e.llc...,""".:.•...,..-play area. (oplion. Call Geo. llfczei. Little Red Farmhou1e Univcn;ity Rlty. Gn-65ln Agt. 557-4263 and be Old H.B. cuslom built just Broadmoor Tu rt It Rock surprised. -·--' the -rner from•·"• •vw"' "" ,_,., Brand nu 2 br >t den in COLLEGE PARK Park! Heavy shake roof, lovely prestige area. Ne"'' PRICE REDUCED white wood trim, 3 roomy owner n1ay mak<' °"""' roR QUICK SALE BR'1, copper kettle kitchen. s e I e ct ; on carpet It See ZJ52 Rutgers Dr. crackllng brick fittplace, landscape. Grt?al location, Stolp Realty, Ma-1868 ~?.r'te 16"'30 workl~~or nr plll'k. pool , l'd\I. By PROVINC1AL JIOr.tE. 2.JJJ ~~st!ill ~~ 0....'ner, 833-~2 artcr fi. tt + ""ft .,...1 hou ... 6 him .. U RI low, low ln ...... l CULVERDALE car garage on 6 ' v.·a 11 t •'' Bkr 962-5511 enclosed ~;acre! Ne11r Back I ""'~'= .. :,c·.,;:,~='="""·~= 4 &inns., 21il ba.. 2-!lty. Bay. $89,500. PH' &1>-JZrl. REPOSSESSIONS Monlc'Utt<l "''"'" fwl MC rltr . For lnfom1ation and location & spark!~? Qu iet cul dc 51\C * 5 Br. 4 ba, rant rrn, 3.500 or thei;e FIIA & V1\ honies, ~RO°K:nE :r·cro • 644-1193 sq. h. 2 sty on cul·de·sac. ~'iJnttH't . Xlnt si·h!s. $59.950, By KASABIAN 0 PEN 110 US!:'. t 1·5 Q>,1,·11r1'. GM<! fioonclng. TU R T L f; ROCK. BY Ocfo.in .ind rnn~on vie11• frn1n R I E ••2 "" thlsjleligh1f1)l :1 twlr., 2 halh,1----'•:::":.c":::"°'~---ea stat• nt ..._... O\\':'ll~:R 6202 Sier't<t Siena. Corona Hii..•hln rlff~ horn<>. ASSl1~1E ~llA loan. J BR. 2 Assum• GI Loan 4 BR. 21 ~ ha, lgi· ~·iR. sl'p. 1Ji•h1x!' a1J fl Ointm ent s ha. S:l7.!l~-O., 5~[ Dn., O\\'C; $6JOO. Total cash IDO\'e·in! dinin::i: nn. Atri11n1. pacl{). 1!11'1lll:'h011I. '4ilh puol 11izc 2nd , S·l,9:-io. ltto. pyn11 $'?19. Ill' pool & par k, xlrll financ· renr .vard. Call li7l-8550 \Vill tri\!!l! for C.~1 . Jnrorile 2 Sloryl'131 .bodroo1 m, 21 ""11h, -'c:"<o:·..:":::.;:'·;:500:::·..:'o:'o.'~'"":::::.·=-lnrmn t n1n11;, arge an1 y immec!iri1ely to view .thill pn-111. ~:t\->ll05/5-l6-7&1J k RACOUET CLUB · In -~ -n11., gourmet itchen, gas exclusive ne\\· li!t g. At ~l f:.~A ~ORTil. B11r Harbor bl!n~. v.•fl.ik·in pantry, in· JEWEL $89.500. 21\')() sq, ft. Elegant 4 BR. 2 dmr laundry. $43,fiOO. PQJ)dl ti.r 3 Br, 2 ba.. all elt't"., ASSUMABLE 8o/. llA ftun nn. fplc, beaut BRASHEAR REAL TY air cone!. Bcaut. lnnd!IC&ped. Duplex, So. or Hwy. wi1h lMdscpe. cor lot, S<16.200. 8·12·7411 Eves. 9§8·4..177 North Irvine. By Owner. ~ monthly Income; lisrcd Bkr ~IB-7711, ~. "5.17-4617 -a<W-1151 ~-OWNER moves. Sharp 3 ~"====::-=-,.,--,., at only $i8.~.v. Lcl us show 3 BR. + dining nn, big: bnck bdrm. 2 bath home. FamUY BY 0 \1/NER Univ. Pk. home. 8 NEW DUPLEXES )'OU lhf~ one! yard wffrult trees, BBQ nn, lrplc. bullt-lnii. Shake J Br. 2 81\, atrium. Near Dana Point MORGAN REALTY are&, cov. patio. Only roof, sprinklers front & 1m l, tennlg, M11\nt. free yd. PARK 111,!NTINGTONS JUST LISTED TWO STORIES $61,!m-$73,!f.IO. ocean vtews 473-6642 675-6459 $28,000. AMum . lt)an. Ask rear. Brick I< redv.'OOd quie t loc. 6 1110. old. lthlSI C\~e to Talbtrt &: Newhwl. S.w $30,000 to $50,000 over l ~ ..................... ..,.,I tor Gui, 546-9571. agt . patlo. $42,000. Bkr Call iiell. S59.~. 5:i2-8696sr'.RAT" F...ach Unit is 2 ~room1. 1 Corona d(!I '-fllr p~. ~IESA VERDE l950 Sq M M'Jr.2561. LO\\'ER TNTF.:RE "' ~ v.ilh l)OOI, Ont without. Both SUPER UPGRADED: }~onnal Enlry ways. l.Arge living roon\S, }''1oor to C('l\ing tin!pilll'PS, (.\)wltry built·ln kltchenll. Formal dinln; roomll. l lue:e fRn11\y rooms. 4 gt311t bedrooms. 3 .t>etha. 3 c!l r gutNCCt. flLUS FINI S H ED BONU S ROOf\tS. C&ll nov.·1 !ll)3..6i67. OPfH Tll 1 ,. /1'$ FVN TO Bf NU Bath w11n Patio And F;.Jler Appl't'clatkm e NEAR WATER e beaut 4 BR 2 8,\ l!i.11li 'ro~o ~~W~NER="--"'-,~,.,-,.-.~A-,,-,-nlt' UNIVERSITY PARK OtrponR. 01'1ltr n\ a y A;t. 33861 C.Opper Lantt'rn 3 BR. :l bas & l BR. Den & patio + '1an"i.' Qu i rk i ";. IOt1 n. 3 bdmts, 2 bnl h.11. r-;ew 2 BR TOl''nhou~. 2 BA. ('Xcluuige Jor l&~Pr unit.!O, 496-J.431, Dti na Point boith :.1ot11cr-l n-La"· 11U 1 l'IC'('upy. S 4 4 , 9 9 D . Bier HulH-lns. ~luig C'lll"J)('ling. ()v.·n land. rrt\'ftle p&tlo. Off~-for $69,000. Call BEST BU\' d;}\\~litnU-s. I SR· .APl O\'Cr ~'i-7111. e\•es. ~j .. 11jt'l'. Lu!ih Etttnery. SJT.950. bkr Nr. T'('('. facll. BY O\\'NER. ~ 2 BR . FTplc. (~rnt'r lOC. m~: t1?t'~~ r ~; ~~ i ~~: Ass\f.\t. VA IOA11, 4 BR. Olll !J62-5j6tj S\l,:i)). 5.)2-.~T.lc::;l·c__ __ _ ~.~-00. Brokt1· '146-illll6. Ukr , Glr-16::.3 nuttpus ml + ~1 In 111 GRA.VAOA, L..i.Cuestl ~orth IAft(;E.'i,fghr ,(. l.11\'ely, Ncv. ... y ••• ,, • ., ... " " \'..\LlJ·:\· Rl.\l.I' .,,.~ .. , '"'" A .. ~ll •I•"'"' ""'~' e CJIA ~tlNG Puplex-:-f.o. " s:oo<I fl)C;tCkin of C :\!. •\1ik 4 BR home for itule by ~BR.:! h.i, t:nh~hy Park, of Hu.y an l 's R·2 Jot•. By t±±£ __ _ !or G11.,l. j.$6-0C\21. A!.'1. O\\'N'f', US in extm11, 1•2 mi s.1·1.000. Tn~·lu1lt'~ land. li) a....·nt'r. $91.000. 67l-4169 8 NF:\\' Dt.-Ptt.-XES Q\\'XER. '-lcs.1 'y'erd~. Shnrp to Beach. 21 ~ ~h. · 3 rar M11)(')'· :,,jz.-OT.lt! . ., 2 troia Point 3 BR. JI, bas, r11m-nn. 2 p rA);t'. CAif 962-!»SO T RTl.EROCR TF.RR.\CE OOU. HOUSE, R·2, Br, 1 $61 "~17'.J 0 --an '"<•'.,. ----.• ,Wt.. • ,l>JV. """ •• " '-IC'S. new cpt. Prln. only, LOTS or TRt-;f:.~. CI05(' to "60"..I Pltu..-1 Bil. 2orl lt\'el B11, fenct'd yd, fl'Jllt'. ubl Save $30.00J In $00,000 ovl'r "1' ll'"'Mfl 83J..Sll9 ; . 640-1120 for Action ••. Call &42-5&78 -~ vae1.nctes cost mont)'! fle'nl gamge. $61.500. 67W725 Corona dt>l ~lnr pr1cet. $-13,900. :>~3008 Beach. 4 Br, L.nd~. Pool \·iew, w.,,..... . your Muse. aiit., _ 11tort Clauifled ad1 &ell big 1tem11, ra~ter ApJJPtet:!atkm $2,000 On. S21H. n.a. sx loL $33,900. 53&1)).19. -tuntl..EROO\ Tr:RRACE b1da.\ etc. tbN a-l)&Uy Pilot ama.11 Jl;11ma or aey Item. AJrl, 33861 Copper l,All\ttn 3 BR 111/trplc. 8~4 pct. TnL , Tht' f11ste11t draw lrl the \\'es1. "60" Pinn · •I BR. ZOO level Cl11M1fled Ad. Just l:t'l'I &ti..56181 4!J6..lil31, 0 Ma Point 2030 MonMYla .•. a DaUy Pllol Oas.o;tfied ~w. $.120,000. S.t.'-3119 I • • . . ~ ... .. . . . . . . )1mday, Junt 2, l '1?4 .,,un~. Beat r L,ido Isle 105' I Newporf ailcti .....:;..-:..:......,...___,~--~~~~~- 1 f) II-' DAil V PILOT Irv ne EMERALD BAY Wat••front Duplex " . -, ow'NER SAY~ GOTIA GO! . CUT THE PRICE One of Enii>rald Bay's n\OSt \'n~1r h'unn111 v.•UI poy lhl! httlulilul 111iow .hC11u«: crhr.p bulk o'f tht bl\I,., ~·1~r"• t'1lllCIUpQl'al'Y -11\:hlleQl\ll'\~, ·c.i.it .. :Z 11tudlo i'Pl$ .• 3 lK.."ru\j. \\Uh l.."OUlllr)' 'r\)lnll, G t,!U. U•11schold $11)0.000 Land BJrm1., 6 lrnl h;;~de11, 01u~c, ('11n I)(' 1111\'o·hit!W'I. n.n·.· bun1\)' rn1:. formal Stert Summer Right dwng rm. Ch'l'r J,000 sq. It. '1)1plt...: 'Mll't'c "-bch1,11 • .tpt~. \\'alk to 6 Pri\'AIC 1ennls St<'DS io bcntch~ t.: ttnnl~ Ct. cu• .. pools ~ ht~h. sm,ooo si65 ooo 1$500 A WEEK & SELL IT O~-EN SUN. l..S ' Balboa 612 ALLVIEW PL. Nr"·.adj:\i·('nl duplt>);t>s. II Y°" dig red here's you r chance. 3 Br In on~ ol l'\O. L.'l~un11.'1 flne.&t \\'t1ter ori\•nl<.'ti. $110,000 Rr('ai;; lhCrc 11..1-e stunruni; E11~·h. 2 Bt!-·se'p. fam. rm. in ·u.niversity Park " Open J:lou1e Sal & Sun 18212' Baybe n y Way w •• $59,950 Now $58,450 PAT. CANTRELL REALTOR l 833-2224 Ju•! Reduced $1 ,000· A charm.ire 3 bdrm .. 2 ba. & bonus rm. tO\\"Tihouse, is \Vaiting for a new Q\I rll•r. Enjoy yoar sutn11u•1· usu1g park~ pools. & t<'n111s t'\S. Iha\ are 1·Josr to th.is 11uit't. Jl("aeeful hon10. ,\('t today: Onl ~1,500. rs1 \\'esl('rn Bank Bldg. t.:niveri:ity Park, hvine Days 552-7000 Nights UNIVERSITY-PARK Dra.n1atic 2 sty, 3 Bit 2':: l)as., F<1n1·i-n1. hiKf1ly up· graded. Cenu·al Ail', lge, 101\ n1ain1. y:1rd. On n1ajor greenbelt, Vic11·. 15.'l.900. UNIVERSIT\' PARh: · L<•lld· :r.cape Archit~el"s honie. J-~Ol'f''!t·like entry, a1riun1 wi"fh,'h pond. 3 BR, 2 bas. C081ta.I & eity ''J&ws from thl11 lat'2~ hon1e: 3 bdnn!il., cut'h with iti; ov.·n i.th: hug~ 1'1\11tt. suhc: forinat dining rn\., lge, fiunily rzu. \\)\\'ct bar, 3 Frp l ct . s1::i9.:JOO EMERALD BAY :! Bdr1n~ .. •'On\'erl. den. l~e. l'OOllli;: fo1rn111! illnin11:. rr11., t'he<'1'Y kitcll(•n: great oce:n1 \'if'W. Cioi;c ltJ tt'flreis 00111111. !110,000 lAGUNA 'VIEW Th(' lde!ll l'!on\e for lhe coupll' \\ho Ii\·~ & entl•rtain i.:rundl)'. &>autirut ooean & :\II . \IC\\S , a t !r. COl\le1nporar~· architt>e!Urt'. i..J:e., ron1ple!cly St~cluded pool te~ces. $175.l':O?.. fonnal Oi11·rn1. S('p. ~lsrr. OCEAN' l-""'RONT, 5'\·eeping Sulr<'. c11lhedral bC'11111rrl I coastal· \>ie\\'. Ch\n )'tlur own ceilings. Nu111111I Hf•th1(~•d d'µL 2BR. 2BA. pool. $75,0C(l, interior. ~l'Qrlll{lr 11 :,JJ. Q111ner \Yill carry Isl. TO. paper, cit><·. J'.:fl\'~1i::r ,i ~1r 1 FlllST Tll\1E ADVERTIS~ opener and 111:111~· 4,, 1c1· OCE,\i\' & CITI~ ":JEW. Split cl:tras. End uni1 u n lf'1'C'l :illR, ianirm v.•/v.·et Gl'cenbc>tt. S:lli.:iOO. har & frlg, :!BR. hugC' 100' (',\LL ,\G~>:T d!'{:k. ,\i;king S98.~. Must Oa\"~ 6i:":r 17s.l/E\C'.~ j7't2-!l::l!J see to 11ppreciati:>. ''N°l\'"'RSIT\' PA-RK-\'-1 FOR TH.ESE '"'' i:.. • . , • a f' AND ;i.tANY OTHERS 1110<1;1. 2 St~'· ro1~11!!:1U~(' . ..i • ,\:\IERIC;\N H0l\1E 1t B~/21 ~ ba. lJlL'I. 1..,:-,:.~ :\!,.Ir Ri::.\LTORS \\1/frplt:, niany n11nnri;, ·l!J.1-T.>J:· 494-1001 D i n-rn1. r H 111 -1"111 , -:;.,,==~=~""~ Unbelii>\'al'l" s1or11~e "/111~·. INVESTORS DELIGHT lndry, utrlurn. Lov.· t11ai111 . Dirl vou know that propeny yurci 011 Grl~n i:>ell in". JJl"IOl I v11.li.if'S 1n Laguna Beach ,t, 1cnnis. liY O\\'Nl-~H. 11pprcl'ia1ed J..i-;;1 o\·er tM K•i.000. inl'I hind. ;).-,2-76..~ , first qu1tt1er of 1,97..J, & 1770 ·-1 las t Vf!ar ? That 's 1.L~a~g~u~h"a-'-~B-•_•_<_h ___ I 04_8 pertorm:1nce! ! \\by '\\'11.lC'h tllOSf' in\·estmen1 dollars l!epr1'Ciale by inDat\on v.·hile ~it1111~ in the background. Now is lhe time to consider tila1 second home at the beach 111 l.r\CUNA BEACH -Let us sho\\' you some OCEAN FRONT good Investments. Call DAZZLING :l Bil 1ll1Hen1p-LINGO REAL ESTATE ora1·y ll'OOd J: glass hon1e .. 19.t-S()S(i 499-1391 Lx1·rp1ionnl L·u,.ton! de~i~n I Private Community b/ J"('COgniL~d An·h1tec1 · !St:; 1 .3 BR., Jill. 1'Cd,._.O(W.i .it,v;.ide & c·ludl'd pnl!o, l11rl?e ~<'l"k; out~ .. .j;r@':t vle'l\I;.-vaulted "~~'ii<'h lo\'Cl's delight ' • C."C'ilinJ!s: ·priv. beach, tennis Sl1.1.000. 1;1~. Ocean side o[ hyw. NICllOLS Real 1:;~1ate Off<'red at $165 000. Z02ZI South Co,'lS t J-lighwar !'Great summ~r Cottage 1.al{una lli'nch 19+Ui03 Near f\011h end beach on n.-2 5 ACRES . . . 101: 3 bdrms .. Q1ick trpl .. . . ol paradiSf', 101:. nr. San JU1111 Capistrano. Build your dream ho1ne or hold for investmcn1 . $33,000 QUIET ... . • . green &-unclullerl'd! Brand nc"' 3 Bdnn .• 2 ba., 2-sty. hotne in San Juan Capist rano. 01\·ncr 11111.r consider lcase/op1ion to buy. $3!l.9j(). VIC STUART Real Estate 4!J.t-T.i11 ~11&-7671 ~~·~n~.__!_:_rtgU~ CANYON HOME Tile e1·t•1)'"·hC'r<' m n1es 11 lth lhi" 1)11<'. A dl'Ck off !he living 1i11. fl!J011!'; l'ICll'.<; Of lhosc things lhal nu1kr Laguna \1hat ii is, A 11lf!y loft resides above it BIL \\'ood is used lhruout. 3 Bdrn1s. $66,j()() . ..,,,1$/an REAL ESTATE • 1190 Glenneyre St. ~94-9173 ~16 -OFFERED .... . . . by hu ilder. Lo\·cly 3 hdrrn .. 2 balh sunny homf'; dran1atit• rntry to i>1ep.up .Jiv. rm .. ssxic. de~:k. ('Uslom <'t'rl!.mit.• til1• \1'(.Wk, S•t.:t 500. The tr.;;t huy ln IK':tut!iul La.i:un11 : F11r lurlher in- ff.JnniiliQn ,!',,;. .ariJ 'L sho11- lr~. call * 4!14-0301 • ~ulhl'OO'll P11ci(1c ("Qrp. lO°!o DOWN • ,\]()\·e in!o bran<! nc\~ l}t"enn vle1v 1nulri-le.vf'I hl)nlc. henmed cellingli, nr\v tlcl"k!<, n1;)1i1t•r 1>ul1c. mirrored closets. drunHtl]t"' enlry. Red Carpet, Realtors 497-1761 IMMACULATE I! 2 "B<lrn1.. 2 bath home: lan1hlc11pNI. \\'il h lge. tl"(!'('s & l)r1,'k patio. Clll!lt' to fl"\\! l\l;:irina. llurry on lh1s one fll SJfi.JQO. srtDiiw~ ~~~ (•\s. Ocean side ol hv.-y . flrs. $."J¥.800. · 494-T'J.51 1000 N. Coast llwy., Laguna Laguna Hills TOSO LIDO REALTY 1 1'~ I" I , I ' 11 *673·7300 * *BY OWNER* Linda Isle s1eal, S.199,900 213: 592-.2841 71·1: S-i7·6175 714: 548.6037 Masa d•I Ma• 1061 BUY A WA~RANTV HOME . ,, "''"''''"" ... ''""". \',.\Lt,~:\· RI· \IT\ ; "" •~''"""St • """~~~ ''' H•'<(,(f0MO ~~· Wt·lto1 1,&Ctlr.111~111y " • ~ ' ' " ~ > ' . . .... . ...... . . . . . .. . . . ' . . ' \'.\LLF\ IH\11' , .. . .,. ' . 10 UNrrS $145,000 ., H • I 0 O .,. O • O \'.\lJ.E\ RI. \I.I\ ...... ''"' '' . ,, ' ... ' " ' ·1 •' ii Ho U I Sunday, J1111t 2. 1974 .. ol.Jl v .,,LUI 8 9 UNI " urnl1~ . Hou1" Unfurnlthtd I HMMt ur L.,uno ... ,. " !-------...:..-!! ;H,::' -:.:_:F_:"::'_:":_IU::nlu::::rn::_:>:300: Du J(ll urn I Laguna 8Nch 3 Gonorol 3102 Collogo Pork 3220 Huntlnwton llooch 32AO ln1lno •2•• SllO-NICE IB" North md. No-port •---h -69 CdlM LRG ELUXE " -I .... .._ "' NE\li1 PORT BEACH · D front 3 $90-UTIL Pd I Br ~tob. C~t. BRANO HE\\'· l BR VERY SPEtlAL-lmmac 2 ~~kl ~~J!.t tt;;d· Near Ea1t'blu1f art:a, Spat:. l BR Br. :J Ba. Con1plelt blt·lns. OCEANFRONT li:~il~l~,a~~a. H 1 0. 0 Rl t"a1n-nn, Den. 'toni"ial Dln.'. -'Y hOme. 1 ml. from bc&ch. Bradford P1-ct-. Santa Ana bc'ach, kldl/i:f'we1d>Me. * LAKE,ftOMT * ranch t~ W/\•le-.1· or oettn $.IOO/MO. 64""65lO BEAUTl>.UL 2 BR, 2 BA. L_ A1. • ....... na . cpl'd &. drpd, C":O nlr I . 3 BR. 2 }' Dj\. + piij:e 3 bdrm1. 2 bl. ........ rm $225-UTIL pd. '1J&rntlng rf:at Ftstl, IW1m or .. 11; 'BR. lli ' Calllllna. Jli"x.18' ll\•rm, A,-rtments Furn1sheid f'urn. Apl. P.lature adults, KP .... ooe. Newport dpb1.. l hvlilcpd, $395. 5 ~ i .. i 4 t bonl.ll room ' atttum, Ca1lfomla Home• • Irvine «ittq-~. fnllc~ IO\:el~ ~•-bl., lam. rm., din. fm., 17"x~· mstr BR, 10'Kla' no ~~-1 )'t•r tease. llRci:;,Dtt~ .... ~leBaw ~· Cd:Ot. Eve11/\\'lmdl 1 torm•l dlnlnK rm, Rom•n 3 bdrms. 2 ba. 1''.R ..... $320 126>2 SR, blma, l'rplc, ct.ck, trplc. Two lake view dttki. pa•io. fpl .tn both llv lt a.tboi Island 3706 317SS s. Co.1st Hwy, 1 . uu..... ~,, Uni.ts C d I u- 322 sunken tub. wa~ tonntr, 3 The \\'Ulows • Irvine l Wk beAch. Boat dock. ldet1l family ta.mrm1. Xlnt id5cP&'. Lot LAGUNA LIDO APTS. = $100. i\i:l. fee. orona • m.r 2 c.ar pr. w/auto opener, 3 bdrm1. 2 ba ......... sm ~NEWg\ 3 Bt. trplc., lh'ln&. Lt~ '550 Month. ~~loc~~~~n /:' 2 BR, patio, trplc. 1~ blkl .,.,..,..,...,.,..,...,.,.,I ' . WANTED l."''tt ~ d'l" ~· frpl.c, Ortentrtt Home• • lrvlne pr, Ya.a-ct: Mi.lltSon Viejo. ~= °Uly DAILY adului only 1 yr. W1top tuni trom Bay. ~10. or July n~ Newport kach 3769 lalbM l1land 3106 *USED BRICKS • ff:S1MO 'lncldmucprdt~! 2 bdmu. l ba. r .R. ••·• S~ ~2 BR. 2 BA, &U bUns , 2'll:l HEA111ER LANE & or1enta.1 ruiJ. $850. mo. per •'ii:. 613-!061 81• •uo 1-~"". It M_r. Vlllq• 1 UnJv. Park • In•. ~ar, )'ard .. View! tO<I -~ • 1-"--l Wiii Id I >"'RN 3BR I y WAT~RFRON'r Av111l J ul ~ -·· ·• 3 bdrm1. > ba ......... $315 S000.3 BR, trpk, po o I. · ~~ • .-vu"" eon!! er un urn. ST'r.>. . u 'B.P • eMly, BALBOA Pt:nln. 1 BR. Ofitt, 1st 10 July ~h~ s;W ....... ~ CllAllMINC Beach Cot.ti.if. BEAQI ~a! 4 eii, 2 BA, 2 bi!rm.a. 1 ba ......... $300 1'11ts:n,lfiefllt \\'hlte Water "'2-9123 agt lnc gardimer. ldc1l for extt. frlllc, patio, up. dlnln& nn, drp&, nr. ocean. Yrly nte. wk 4 HR 2 .,.)11~ hi! 11~"~2 J BR, 2 Ba.,Yrly 1.e. Jul)I $23.'S. V•c. Lrsc yd. Kids ok. V~:e tl Univ. Pir1c . Jn •. View.. · asslgnt'd lo area. Prlndpa.11 $350 per mo., 615-72&:3. from $120 monthly. 833-1288. -Ca.~ gar.-·dock,· ?riv:' Pt)'. l!i. SJ~. 673-4228. 6'F..>-7t™I 1 • PET$ .l K1da! ~ Br, 2 Ba, 3 rm-. 2 ba ••••• $I00/$425 NU·VIEW R&NTAL.S onl;. M'J--0!0· , Coron• del M.r 37'.22 Sen Clemente Jn6 tlJ..-082--12:.ltl Co,ta Mesi 3224 $300. Nr new. \\aJk bch;-,y lqe-UI Unfv. Park. Irv: 613.-4030-()f'-494.-3)48 Coridoe-U""""· J4~ SPACIOUS lBR. panoramic ------~;;__...;.,._;;I IC:o1t1 Meu 3124 ... ~~:bar1:"'~!c.1i!·p1)~1 1~: ~ =· ~l~-ba ......... t: * sm MOtiJH * BIG CANYON f«)R L!:••E . ~ view of O<':ean & bay. S250. & 2 BR. den, also 2 BR, both , · • 4 Bedr-.m __L Den Homeflndert * .. 2·9'00 Ganl~n I{~~.·~·: ·1·;..·:,,, Cu11tonl built 2 bdim. home. 3BR, 00 ~I I -·-e, !"'''" . ,..,, • Pac1Uc lllana S:tilt>. IRYi'JN !: IRWIN \l.'/11i•hite "'·ater v I e w. E SIDE 2 BR FUR • ~T .'T ···• \V/W e41rpet1 flrepla ........... ......,., V11\agf', Laguna Niguel. 6"-6lll ' Heated poot ca rport, I · N. 2 bl!.l h!i~ fh-eplAcf, A·l oon. 3BR 2ba tan1 nn din mt 3 bdrm. 2 ba ..... S33l.'$315 d k i ' 1 ~. per rnont . 11 Rue Verte S3t5: :\BR, 2BA, w~hr/dryr, R.ealton. lndry/BBQ area8, clott to Water &.9ardener p•ld, dltl{)n. ~111~a V~c._·"°°· trpie In '11v mt. ii:a" aaQ: The Temlce • il'\1ne ~e. oc "lb OC,:~i 't!id2 agt. 67".....&900 rt>tnp;. GorgeouA view Qf I BR. ~t Blk to oc(:an. b<:h & pier. 492-4700 $'lt5/ma. 545.0221 llt.'•1 n\onth. ~IU'dcner In· crpt1, dr'J>tl. blttns. close to 2 Br. 2 ba. hev.-. turn. "S3SO t~ou!ILl'llll:t· ' HARBOR VtEW ?t"'&rt, Ad1111 {Inly. Pool, $175/:-.to. Uttl Pd. t"o Pelll. I l·hu:lcd. . ~ach, blke trails schOOls 3 Br. 2 bf.. new •• S~/$400 . , • . , 1111.·11ui, clubhse. C a 11 %"D:l Sea\•iew .. Cdi\I. Apartments Unturn. L19un1 Niguel -3152 Roy Mccardle Re1ltor I a~af t8m\ly neighborhood'. Turtl~ Rock · Irvine ~IISSION REALTY t94-0'7l l "BR Somerset. ~real paHo, Lorayne, 8 31 ·2 212 or Costa Mesi 3724 UIAR~UNG :inrt ~-.nlO. 1810 Newport alvd., CM l ~~12, '325mo., Owner, 3 br.lCAi~·s~i~j=/J.100 La9un1 Nlg"el ~ =~ J{~dp~a~l~~J~iJ; .f.1-H!llli AGT. 1;;,;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 B1lbo1 Peninsula 3&o7 Rltr. 49-1-659-i IDR, l .1.i1 ba, nr new clean. VISION • ~ ~ SJ4..5598 2·~ ba. Lrg master br, crPl m ssa or Inn A ... dEl..vR, $165. 1st. )allt. 1Junt' tltru SCp\. NE\l/EU., S4a-7n9 , l , • SE• TERR•CE Pl., \'ILLA Pticific, IIB. 3 Br A ba d B ~ , Lido I I 31s6 SINGLES or Student ~ 3 St, Wtln_1, l'flnl:C, d/w, "''Uher \\lhlle 11·11.ter <M:ean '"ie1.1' tlrps, gar dr opener, 3 pools. BRANO NEW 3052,: 0 E97-~1,B96•_>'• No. 3. Call t e . SW. r ncd yd, Kids ok. dryer, drpi, Ir& fenced lot lt ltlllOlll rolllQK hW1. E\'U) .. LUXURIOUS H 0 J.I E · w I tcMis courts, R.V. k>t. Nr. ..,..., 2 BH., 1 SA. ~nirner or 81~CHELOll Pad·l BR. $13$. 1 ~·dbl 1ar. "'1k to ~ch,! Reel Hiii R .. lty rhing a1tnfi1ily coold desire, .=:u:na~:~C:~~~ l>l:h. s:uo mo. 1s1/111s1 + SING~~·S:rto~~ APT Capi1tr1no &each· 3111 7rarlY rtnlo.I. AvtUI. July .. Sutglei1 w~come. Pet ok. 1 per mo., yr ease, R,"~AL'IY REALTORS •ruarded. tlJlfY rate, beach BR. 3 BA. Den, library, 2 $IOO dep. Ref's. Vacant. Ph SPECIAL \VEEKLY RATES OCEA.'i VIEW l BR, 2 BA. I Call f2U) '19:H:M21. ~STS)DE-1 Br. Si«>. Gar. I Sl>-57ll Univ. Park Ct'nt.ir lnine parkiq. ~ecreaUon club w / frplc'a, ..... -tener. A\' a 11 !162-2'!U .......,. H-~r Bl,·d. bal ='-'=-"-'--'=---I ~ ncd lor pet. Sngl ok. WALK to beach 3 Br fam ' pool, tenn111. New auractJ\"e-...... LAGUNA Hills Le Is u r e ~·' ..., ..., cony, crpta, drps, bltns. l frr!lewport Beach 3169 Homeflndert * 641-9900' . rm, Mb!, 1190 uui pi, 2 BR Condo •••• $235Jmo lM ly decor. 3 BR. tam ~· June 15. $495/?.10. 828-4.J9j. \\'orld. New del1Lxt e~tra C0c>1a ~1esa. SQ..t8W Yi'asher/dryer. SU-USS. ' ' 3 DI\ 2 Ba ru.1 slnelea/tamllies. Also 2 Br 2 BR Q>ndc:w I""" .._ • .,.,.... ' walled yd easy mince. 1495. NEW 5 BR, 3 ba hon~. largo:-I BR. I ba. Se<=ure I "'~~~~~~~"'"• !Corona del Mar 3122 . , ........, i•r, . ·•••• ~ • ..,,.,. Lease 498-5769 View I & 1 · $30 WEEK & UP l * BAYSHORES * ri,ear 19th &: Placenlia. L&'e bike to beach, vacant now. a BR Condos ..... $2165 A $275 · · • comm. poo eruus cart>free living included. SUMMER RENTALS fed corner lot. O.K. tor boat Agt. ree. t19-84JO, S BR Homu. $300, S32S. $335 TIBtJROS 3 Br, 2 Ba, crta. 6'1._.1481 . sm. Call ol\-nr bet\l..n 7. • Studio & 1 BR Apts. , • I bd tu (ro or R.V. Forced Air, ~le, 3 BR,' "';tr d~tred, all 3 BR Homes. $360,Sm, $395 fam-nn, alr oontl, CT'pls, Newport Shoret 32n ~'""'""';' "6T,µ;87.':;:32:;:·:_,~-~ e 1V & :itaid Ser\'\c.-e Avail. 1 "' rma., rn., m • 't' , 4 BR Hom.. ~" ·-••~ drn~ "ar ........ •-•mo Tl • ~hone Service Hid pool 1 1750 a morith. crpts, ru,is, xtra clean. PJQ. , tlec.-ap 'a, lh11 qpt. RANCH .. ·REAL-~:t'Y ~ ,,;r~11163-6 ' ....,..,.. ,,.._ · JE BLUFFS: Outstanding -· • * .; mo + sec tlep, Re,. ,_, Slattr Ii: Edwards area. <><>r • UNIQUE 3 BR. 7 bas. trplc. new leMl!! clµb villa. 3 BR, • Children & Pet Se'ction • * * . ,. ,_,. * 551 2000 * f'OR LEASE: 3 BR 2 ba patio, comm. pool. tennis, ii cpl'd & drpd. conv. to pool. 2376 Newport Blvd., O ! OCEAN VIEW m-3413• Ms-.6184 Avall oow .... Aalt for Pcub', RANCH. REALTY home, nice yard, brick car gar., Walk lo Beach. Outside main!. 'incl. $55(). 548-9raS or &&l967 2 Br., unful'n., Includes RARE Find! 2 Br, 1175. Gar. &12-6t74 or 347..ooio. * 551>-6800 • lo "'"I 4~1m 646-2?19 1 & 1 $100 i\10. Adult O\'er 39. No I 1ardener. Avail. July J., ApJ?:,i's Fncd yd tor kids. R ANC H 0 LA CUESTA TUSTIN REALTY pat ' ~ mo. ~ .::::='-'-------f::is.Jt eves at wLl!.posit. pets. 2031 We!ltminster. lnq. years lease -lolfil ~10 EA s tor. 1 Br, SlOO, Vae. Beathut. t_BR, 21 BA. ICloae * 832·5111 * Mission Viejo 3267 S1Cn J~an 3278 NR B '· B Prl 3BR 240 Slerks, C.M. ''C'' THOMAS Fncd yd !{id & J)l'I ok. to e ucach. yr ease. , ap11trano · aci; ().)". vale JIURRY! 2 Br. $180. Gar. !st & lalll! $4?; 1'.tO. 1.EASE New 2IXlO sq ft Turtle $325. 3 BF.DROO~f. 2bath, Fa1nily rn1, 2 I ~ "nA. Frplc'. LRG Bachelor, liv fill, SC'p. I REALTOR Fncd vard for chilrl. 962-2134. Rock Broadmoor home · !ani!ly roon1. \\'/\\' cpl!!, LEASE Viii~ San Juan. 2 c11r atl nched gardi;:e. kitchen. bath. \\'tr pd. Pool. H 'f' d * 642 -..... , Jnclds all upgraded drps, large yard. 4!b-Q596 • nt.>\V 3 BR 2 ba. air Nc\l"l)" de..:o ratcd $3W nio. Adult. no pct. $140. 61~896j. :224 w. Csl. Hwy, :.l8-5:")t1 ~! ~ •rs •77W I WVELY 3 Betlnn, ~ DA. amenities, lo 1naint yard. · r>J:;..t;\Sj ;.;i:;w,.Buper dlx. extra la. 2 BR, den. 21, ba., sitdown 1.1·c1 bar 11i•/ice maker; trplc., laundry. Lots or closebl: Art. 615-5126 NEWER duplex, 2 BR, 2 BA, blt·ins, grdn patio, encl. gar. Adlllts. $210. 493-5936 • 33962 Silver Lantern; DP BRA.~D Ne\\', So of H1vy. 2 BR, 2 BA. f'rplc. Sundcck. $J.j(). 673-1111 or 644-6774. Costa Mesa 3124 INewpo11 Bee.ch Evc.&ta..:'Ml. MESA VERDE i·11ts, tlrps. bltn11" :.>. {':tl" $415 per mo. 8.33-3698 alt Newport Beach 3269 ~~?~t~o~j~a~:\~1~ y,·a sh ~:n: UNIVERSITY PARK s;11;e~;.25fur~~~d:~ ~~~ ·"==z::=::=i::;l;:::ii:=S:=:l 3 b 2 b t I t ' gar .. new lay,•n in I.la.ck 6pl.Jl. , drps/cpt S, elect. gar. door 2 1"2 \\" -jii r, a, Op oca 1on yard, $2MCI. Mk for Dale UNIVERSITY p ., ' 700 llARBOR ISL.ANO DR. ed rd Large, b1'ltrvl nc•y,•, 2 BR, 2 ·· t>!il \\"Hsun e DELt;XE 3 Br, 2 Ba. all 2 BEDROOM Water & Gardener Paid 96:Hi146 .a:rk-.. Br:., 2 Brand nev.· llDIUl')' Baylront. car gar. ~·enc Y · '-~~. Co-1•. ,,.,, '· ,. I.GE FUllN 2 BR. Bit••. bit•• •-1· _, ~.. . S,\. Vaulted cell Ll\' nn \\'/ J fl l'b I 2 Conimunity l.1ke &: POOL, """' •r " .,.. , "" "• up '"• gar, .......,. l bath, fil-eplaec, garage, -25 Lease, 545-4221 JI UGE 3 BR. tplc, cov patio, !rplc. &:z rnaint. vardt;. b.irs~' 1r'Ji'i" ~a ~·d . incl. gartlnr. S29.J. 8lG--jJ46 Jacuzzi, p:iul.,S:::!.:i. \\'fW, drps, pool. Adults, no Adulls.132l. 642-1.l.55. lovely yurtl, S:SOO rnonth. 2 BR med hse, $WO, kids: il-alk to school & park. $J:50· ~-fa.ell. l"n c 1-u de d . S:l,OOJ nio 1213) 271-9697 South Linuna 3216 ==c--"-;1::7-':'.!:19'.'.1~~~-1 pets. ll8a. 6~:Z.9.J20. r,3,..-,B'°R","'Ch-="U:Od--"ok:..=..,=--.. -,., Nv.·pt. Hghls. Also 3 BR fam mi. sngls or -Ask for KEITH SN IDER, !J:j~9'44. (714I 6T:Hi269. • BRAi'llO ne11'. ~ BR, J BA BACHELOR. Sl40. a mo $11.i, T:>J Shalimar, Roy McCerdle Reil tor families, HB. A&,.'1. fee. [ 962..WTI. 3BR, home In Turtle Rt>ck, * BRA.'lD NE\V TO\\"N-OCEAJ\' VlE\V l BR home prestige to11'flhouse. rani includi'ng util. Easts id e &15---0i65 1110 Newport Blvd., CM 919--8430 3 BR, 1'4 ba., bit-ins, crpts, fam mt, din nn, 2 ba. nr HOUSE . :l BR, 2~2 ba, \ieiv. priv. comn1. Rec. Ceoler. nn, viev•, com. po o I , Co~ta ~[e!ill.. 644-W7l. NE\V 2 BDRM. ADULTS, S41-n2t EASTS I OE drps, fence, recent I y pool I. park, _$415 n10, E nd un it on 15a.j;-lt'ffnbell. POOL, TENNIS, JACUZZI, ~~~tl~;05 SeacliU. $450. EXTRA Lrg 1 BR apt. in 1'0 ClflLDREN OR PETS. l!!!!!!O!!!O!!!O!!!O.,.!!!O!!!O~l t B & dene painted. S275. mo. (213) 833-7708 Encl patio, cfpts, drps, \l.'alk to beach. tmmed poss. quiet Eastside 4-plex. Encl * Mr8720 ,.. THE ClfANNF.L REEr r, water 1.ar r 886--0908 or ('2131 34'.?-4314 GREENTREE 2 Br, rrplc, bllina, !tplc. $:'.'.60. 6#-1480 oWner $450./mo. 493--6727 PARK LIOO, N.B. l BR, 2\1 r ar. $140. 548-1511. Extra Lan,:e Bacht>lor, $140 2 Br 2 Ba \\'at('rfront Condo pd, $270 tff, 54,S.0221. VERY nice 4 bednn. 2 bath, beams, bltns. Hi i h I y ~EAR Beach, Ne\I.' 4 BR, 2~~ University Perk 3294 ba, $32:i. mo lease. Days, Din• Point 3726 mo. util pd. /lir. OCC. No pool·Jacul.zi·st'<'llli ly·rnarina COLLEGE PARK _ 3 cpl!!, dl"J)5, bltns, 2 car ~ar., upiraded. Nr park l: pool, ba. To~·nhouse, f r p I c , 646-6436. e\'es. 6 4 0-8 8 06 '2BR . $2j(l, Bachelor . s;}. ·pets. Call 9'19-013t .&,_boll!. 8umn,1cr Sl400~n!o. Br, 1 B•, water, 9ar·l1 encto!!Cd patW:>, ~. A!:k for 83J..8808. compactor, pool, tentUs. J BR. 2 ': ba, frplc, <TJ)ts, e\'es. 673-1417. Utilities included. BACHELOR Apt. utU pd, \\1nter: SI0001111n. 61!>35.'{:1. daner naid. $375. Dal~. 963--61"'6 NEW Colle~ PBJ!k 3 BR. 2 A1·ai1. immed. $4!!0. mo.. d13""10' Lg.=~d,;....J>OOI local. NHE\\' 2 BR Condo. Nr. 960-11•2 or 4""-019' S100 nion th. 2)4.3 Santa Ana NEWPORT BEACH S I";., ,....,. 0 1BP., 2 be, ne11"ly dccor4lled_, ba .. 1 blk to schl. & P<>?I. &&-165.'J · nio:':...~... untingto11 Harbour. Patio, "" A c ~ '"''"" -\1"9 nr beach 110 pets lease Cpt· d....., bl\ .. ~.·.t1 .v.·11shing facils, Dish1.1""Shr. H f' 8 h 3740 \"E.', Ofl ta lesa, 551).,..;iu. Beaut. Llnd:J Ji;le .t, Lido Isle -· ,. · .. ·~? ,. s, ? .,,~. -ms, ~. EASTBLUl-"'F': 3 Brt1 criits, HH1 Furn/Unfurn 3390 drps. 83&-5l4S or S36-6.123 un ington eac 2 BR 1 1 ~ ba· Std" rpb 11i'aterrrun1 ho1ncs: lea:se~. ' MESA VE,RDE s;.:ls ~"· $ .. JO, SG--l·ITI, ino .. 8J0...8.ll8 drp•. blt·lns. pool. T•nnl• -d"" ' • ·•-' u io. c ' r • .. -·1 "Dr. '~A ~1> J•BR El N' •I 11 Beaut. Garden Apt1. · ,.s. pauv. gar, no pea. Bill Grund,v , li75-6161 01' ....... ~-:;.n1_"1 ,)o •· -"' -· TURTLEROCK lovely 3 Br. near-by. No ..... ,,, !375. "·•. · ' igu.., go course, !1 °' 6'0 1103 II D d ., k R l B\ I d 1~ 1"" SAJ'\TA Ai'llA Country Club """" th • --C-'1 Private patiOfl, 6 Pool•. ·oo~o;·""~~:::OC-~-=-1 H U f • c d · on1c. cv1 u u r ~, 2 ll . . , IJ tns, cpts. rps. 2 00, lr.,. fwn nu tennis & ti14-j1TI c.r 67~ Honie, Unfum. 1 Br, n-,,, ~-n1on · 1..11gw1a. ""' :-:-· ouses n urn1s,,e R~•:ltor. :.-t.>-99j0. Cul-<lt>·sac sti·cet. s~?.:>. mo. pool. $42j. -673.1235 or ., . "-"" &14-7917. saunas. jacul.zi, tennis. 2 i17 \\'. 18th St., C.1'1. lBR. . \•k '"' U•ln , .. ,,,,,~A,, • ,,-'-n~2 I J Br.~ 611, lrg yid, bltns. yr. laundry rnl/\l.·asher. front s°'•-="'-''=~CE~-== C&T prk'g. Bike to '--a·h. patio. stove, retria:. $140. General 3202 3 BR. 2 bu. ~ar. fe11ced yrd, ' ~ " ".~..'..."'"':"'.,., . .>-:xi~ • h• l!ie $:,:,O/n10. Jj24 Anita porch, oak floors. $275. 1110. VE SPA \V H EN F'rom si r.. 846--02j9 '"' "c ·=ol"-l -"96='-',=936"--~-~ l';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-~·~·;,:1 11·11ter µd. nr Soulh Coa~t '. 3 BH. 1 1 ~ Int, frplc, blt·111s, L19un1 Belch 3248 l.n. Fol' ri.ppt 64l-1121 eves NEW COTTAGE, l Br, un-MOY-ING by w ra PP I rt g -e 2 BR t.o1.1·er-Sl:il e I• Plaza, $:110 mo., Ref l'C'[, tlrpt<. ~!!1!~ ~ar, !ncd yd, pets • tiij..;';-\j}I. ' ' furn $175 mo dishes and other Cragile 2BR Condo, "'·asher, dr~yer, &12-Q4~j 11k ~21~1. j.(l.097, 3 BR\\'/ POOL \\"hile\\·ater coITAGE · 1 · 1 B. S20D ilems in \!.'ash cloths, tov.·els refrig, adlts. no p e 1 s , shag crpt, drps, BJ. No pet.!I. ALA. RI NT.I.LS "U"l•B" 1 d D/\V \r·ev.· c -o .. H~' ,. , <>"" LO\rEL\' 1900 sq lt Tennis ' urn., r. · and other linens. You get S2Z mo.. 891'·8916 days, 226:1 ?o.!aple St.. M().4484 L,,\RCE :.>. Br. llon\c. Cqit. ·' n .... crp s, rp,;, • l • <>.-a \It\\. Oi7<I v ·u l BR 21 BA F' mo. . 898·2418 ('\"CS ""~cw.in• w:wsl st\•., ref. Fencerl yd. Gar. '-:.":.,&-;a~; ptl, SJIO. C(l11y<1n View. 497-1532 R:n~· Din ll~. Pooi. ·~aS::. All rederorated. Lantl19;td on ~:irecl:!~,e b~ :!~in~~: r.:;~~J~~o~~~aa:.ts..~'!~ fl Adutl.~. $185. 67:>-1827. or 8 1Jl./.>. I 2 BR 1 ba for couple or \l."/l &I0-1TI7. premlSK Sat. & Sun. 141 i1em1 l\'ilh a. Daily Pilot IH"-"u-'nt;.:•_cHc..•:;•.;;boc:c:u;_r _ __;J:.:7..:::42 Agent 640-3?"» fiit MOUSES 613-626r H H bo 3242 ~'Id •· N End ;'.fe11a Dr .. CO!<la 1'.lesa. Or ~=~~=-----1 unt. Ir ur ·~-[!?.;no pe.... · NE\V Somerset 5 Br. 3 Ba, call i\fr. Stevens, 6.;;J.-.:.000 Classified Ad. Call MZ-5678 ACROSS PCll from ocean. r:-.1 SPECIALe YOU'LL SEE . J :'~S. 2 BR & i:;ur. r-.o pets. ;'l;o --' ~-~-----comm. pool, tenniJ crts, $590 E:.:t. a . 1-'"°co':c.'':.' ~=~---~ Studio. lrJ•lc. jacuzzi. 1vater SUO. 3 BR. 2 story Condo. NI kids, middle aged cpl pref.~ EL.EGA.~T 3 BR, tam nn, CLASS SEU.S -642-5678 mo. ~llt, 552-1800. I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!O!!!O!!!O""!~~ 1 -="CLA~SS~;?!SE~U.S~!c-:_&l~2-56~7!._8 pd. Sl65. C?lll 127-4182 r\r. S.C. Plza. Adlts. 61~1812 Wl'OIT l IAY, C.M. t 4J·utJ J19.'i. ;)18--0-IOI. 1 fonnal dining roon1 home. Gener ii 3102 Gener'I 3802 10 Gener1I 3802 General 3102 Gen•ral 3802 Generel 3802 l.OOK! 1 br 4-pl.\ Sl40. nice t'OR lease 3 BR, 2 BA ~lesa Nev.•. crpts, xlnt landscapin:t. ;__;"-----'"""-"-_;.;;;.;.;.=----.:.::.:::c..:c::;..:;c:;_ ____ :.:.::.::_.c:..;::.:;::..:; ____ :..:;:.:.::.:..::.::::;;.:::.. ____ ::;:::.:_;_=.:::;::::.:;~---...:::~1 run1. chi\d/ix•t. i;ar . tie! ~1ar. $325. Carole-A~ Vac~S52j. mo. Yrs. lse. PR IVATE!-~ br ovef'~gtU" ~G-IT!O or 5.:i7-2S5.l. istiana Rea lty Sl40.. clo&e in for ttWe•·snl;J. 1 ..:c:..:c:;,..::,~~~-- CUTlE? 1 .hr + X ·r~Sl.50. ' EASTSIOE 6916 W1rrier . l"l',bli!art:b.'Pet!-\liw:ftt1 .c;:-· 2 Blt Unru111. Sto\"c, )'ard •t Golden Weat BUDCF;I': 2 t:n-11$t'. fl6;i, Oln 'ir~. nio. s.;;>.2a7l. 714: 141-7416 ~I,. flt>t oll, 1ua,,:ir:· ·~· 3 BR. fenced ylltd. enclolied 213: 592.55'1 '1ERY nlre :l hr 1' .. C};f $1&1. ~arage. sroo. nio. Agent l'enc«t & gar, 1111h1•1clryt'r. 646-32.}.J Yi'ATERf'ROl\'T CONDO. 3 Br. 28' Boat Sllp, furn/ unfurn. $600. mo. Agent, Call Lila, 846-3371 AVAIL 3 hr E. Cl\t '210. Big Di-"'-=:p~--.---=32"'2"'6 garage & )Td, ulil ptl. 1-•-";..'_0;..'-"----'-- r.:IBSA Vertie 3 ~/tlet1 $300, TO\\iNJ.IOUSE 3 BR close to F.P., blrns. D/\\ & garn~. Dana Harbor Lease opt. CLOSE Bi'Rcl1! 3 Br $310. $28.3 4~86 ·4~13Jl ,l::.rv.:::;"::•_; ____ .;3c:2c:'c4 1 kids/pets/sngls ok-gar. · ' 1 · H01'.IEY 4 Br· .Flt 2 b11 S260. El Toro '3232 TURTl.$ROCK, 3 BR, ~ ba, nr S.A. R~ver. F11cd & gur. 1 leue. $31.i. mo. 834-6042, BEArit .; Br 1•n 2 ba $350. HO~SE, 3 BR, 2 BA. frp c .. SJl.19'11 ()l' drop card at ~:;:er, all appl's, F.P. 2 ~h~~ i!~~~~:taPs Toro. 501 Paseo Segovia. TURTLEROCK. last 4 Plan BEAUTY! 4 br FR 2 mi $450. Huntington Beech 3240 avail 18141 Paseo Cortez for ~; ml ocean, fpl, klds/pet5. appt 6fM683 172 4oos Too Many to Lisl·Call Us \\'AU{ to Beach·JBR, tam 1 ,2ll-Q4-7l95 ' · ' Y.'e aervlce all the beach rm, S225. Utl pd. Kids ok. i ;;;;;~~=-,_=,.-,-I cities&: Inland Orange Co. \\"ON'T La.o;t! ~ BR; F/R, TtJRTLEROCK. 4 BR, fam· $ LANDLORDS $ $190. Utl Pd. Kids/pet ok. ' nn, Atrium, air cond., l&"c FEE FREE Call Us Today SINGLES & Stude~ts! 1 Br. )-d. $415. rno. 83l-1TI4. ALA Rentals 642-8313 . St75. \V~k heh. Util pd. LG new condo. $325. per '"'"'""""""'""!""'"""""'"'"''~H~o~m~o~l~1nd~e~r~1~*'!,;642~-;,9900~ mo/ 2 BR, 2 ba, country kit LIVE HERE' • REDf.CORATED thruout, 3 & P90l laoil. 551-11>1. • BR, 1 %. b..i., $275. mo. lease. NEARLY New l BR. 2~)! BA. 2 br. - shingles Uke new -B'..r-, No fee, 893-1351. on greenbelt nr. adult pool. ~ 4 BR H0?.1E, \VALK TO S'T. t $310/pcr n10. ~79. 2 br. -CdM -cu!le 3 br. -Cdtlf -new 3 bl.'. -Ba)' -11.llp <I br -Penn. Baytront Call 6T~m:> $3T.i Sli\ION. & _ JUD~ _.sqtL. NE\\'. CONDO, 3 Br. 2 Ba, $•l9J LEASE S21v. PH:536-:l31J. Patio, _F'rplc, _·.l'/wet·bar, S800 Selling nn)1hing "'Ith 11. Daily pool avail. 61HJn \ Pilot Classllicd Ad Is a Ha,·e son1ethlng you "'ant lo "' "''""'""'''"'"' sln1ple n1atlC'r . jUSI sell? Classiflcd ads do It call 642·5618? \1·ell·· call NOW .642-5678. \'.\IJJ·:\· Costa Mesa 3714 ·Costa Me11 3724 Ill . \I.I' • L> ' I H ' ""' ' ' ' ''" ' ... ~· w. ~~~t~R~!!~ Who! the n@w kid & Laguna. Our Rental Ser- vice is FREE to You! Try Nu.View! ' B<aoh • "'""" <l•i Mar • on th@ Mock?. NU-VIEW RENTALS 1--,....,,..,,..,,..,~~.,,...,,...,,..-~~-I ~::);E~r,;1~:·'~::. AMBASSADOR INN available for rent in 0 U HI "' B"'HD ff[W ' BULLETIN -·poATJ::D 31 M Umes/1.1·Cf'k. I 50 & U, Homefinders * 641-9900 :.;..!. ';.: •l:.:,: s34 ,!t~:_ 132 Cabrillo, C.til. I ,,.,..,.., w""' ... .u , .......... . FREE fREE _,,...._ e ProfC$1\onal Service • *LANDLORDS* Homoflndors * 642-9900 Cnlifornla's Lorae~ •Rental Service!• Bock Bay 3204 2 BR., a.lone·on-lnt. N<'W w/w 1 cpl. trc11h pn in•. 1200 mo. I Avail 6/lr;. M8-!L'l36. Balboa Peninsula 3207 2 BR, 11,1. t14. 2 car gar., 'steps' to bnclt--' park. Avail. June 1. $315. mo. annually. 5'l.>027J Big Conyon 321-+ Former Model Home 111'BllJ1 Its fi1"1rll 0t.'t'Upenl11 kn•ing cam. ~be<lroon\I . prnfetillonllll)' d('(.:Orot!ed & air t'Ot1<lltlo11ro. llt'11utlfull)' la1KIS<'nprd • incl. 11:nrdener.1 IJAck Custcr'<64'J..823j, !Yl41 Macnab-Irvine ; . RA!alty Con\Pllll)' 1 ~24235 644-6200 Lillttft1 fllnll1ht4 S...ttcllltow4 l(lkkti fec:ilitin ..... ... .. .., , ... hilllfi•ktli• t.Mp. ,.....,.. Jectml WefW _G.1llQ'S Trte•hl•••._.. l.c.".ti.11 l ... Dintfdlat,.._..... w ...... o,.,.,..,. WAtl{F~STllAMS-1..lOOONS 2277 HARIOR BLVD. COSTAMISA 645-4840 • BIKERS. IAVINE Village of University Park. 1nforma! apartment living for adu!ts and famil ies. Casual living flavored with wood and riverstone and bordered by two large parks. Pockel parks. bikepalhs. pools and a fireside lounge. Deluxe shag ca1peling, lull-length drapes and deluxe appliances. . - Ask about our pet sections. t 7560 Jordan Avenue. Irvine. Leasing office hours: 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. daily Telepho.ne: (714) 552·0900 Now •••liable: .1-oom.1 blthroom from $185. .PARKUJ@@D CNINEO ANO MANAGED ev THE IR\llNE COMPANY • WANTED: HIKERS. NEWPORT BEACH Village of Harbor View. Apariments and townhouses for adult s and lam1!1es. Two·story groupings in ru stic wood nestled al ranc!om among the tre es. Natu1e park for a neighbor. A recreation center ~vith lounges an d gan1e rooms. Two swimn1ing pools. Private balcon y or patio, deep-shag carpeting. deluxe appliances. Baywood Drive off San Joaquin Hills Road. Leasing office hours: 9:00 a.m. lo 6:00 p.m. daily Telephone: (714) 644-5555 Now available: 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom from $350 . • e l-3t\'y'\ivood ., . JI 5ANTll.'At./A I \.\'Y J a ' 0 " a a " " ' " ~ ~ 0 p,;JV !>~i O•lc,O c • 0 ~ ·O ,-.. .,_ ~ '• .. ~ -, ... , .. .-..:,:.::-J• • 5A/. :CJJoO\JrN Hit LS f\li [Villages by 1lE IRVlNE cr::MPNr( I -- SPIKERS. \ l IAVINE Village at University Park. A special apartment life for action·oriented families. Some sections tor adults only. too. The taste of CaHfornia in stucco and mellowed wood. Five swimming pools, courts for tennis, basketball, vo!leyball and handball. A health spa and a full rec1eational staff. Central courtyards with private patios or balconies. Deep· shag carpeling, full·length drapes, air conditioning, deluxe appliances. 3883 Parkview Lane. Irvine. Leasing office hours: 9:00 a.m.·6:00 p.m. daily Telephone: (714) 552·9200 Now 1v1llable: 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom from $235. ePARKWEST • 1 • ' ' . . • • ... 1J LU DA1L Y PILOT Sy11Gay, Jurtr 2, "''-"~---~~~-------- 1974 -. ··---------·· --· obya lttinv Ap1 rtm.n t1 nfurn. Ap•rtment1 Unfurn. p•rtmentt nfurn. 1 Apt1 Furn/Unfu rn 3900 I ;;";m;;m;;;;•;;•;;;;•;n;•;•;'';;;;;;;;; ~.;.;.;;,;;..;.o.=~--.;.;.;.: 1 ~R::"":::'•:':.:•~W:.:•:n::tod:::_ _ _:"°°:::'.lr------; Mts•Verde 3863 1 • BAUOA JrEU, ~her 'pel\Mt, ml( LMlftl,_. ){SJ ':!T~~,,~~:~i~k.c:; • llOt.fE AT•lOSPllERF. I n 0 grandmother i. 7·1 )Tl ol • I home ~ Coal• M.sa 3824 Huntington a.ach 3840 NEW 'CHILDREN ind p1rtnt• love th• large, sp1cio.,,s 1p1rt· m•nts 1t 8 an bu r y Crois. e OCEANFR NT "" Im• 1 ""' Mend who • ~hL'iC :.! & 3 Bil. ltC'ntAI OIC' , hu ll\·ed w/her over a yr. Lott & Found S300 Bu1lne11 Service• 600t 309; Mu« A•~. 016-103< NEW DUPLEXES Lucky l~r gn<y do r ·,!:-------- Newport Bnch--3869 i\v11(1. June. Jul)i It AUg. Grandrna has bttn evlctod CALI .... ANJ:.tAL CONTROL BOOKPG, typlna, r 11 In I', BIG' " ¥o't.'tldy !>Mii. Beautiful from )\er ttnti:d ~ lluntlna:lon Bea.ch Shelter Need. help! Call ltou.nne'a 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM Split Lovol Apt1 Uni. PARK NEWPORT . · • !umlsllt'd. Oehw81", Jatb!ll(l.l __ becfl.U;9C the la Q d lad Y 8521 Edbon St. 536--2511 Bua &!rv. Reu ratts. APARTMENTS dlip., bltlna. Altl/1' .. l\t. l\h~t 1501 We1tcllff Dr. doitln 1 llko • Lu c: k Y • (ll&ck ot Humane Society) ~7-2S:27 ~• . see to appreciate. All the N t: w p 0 k T FINANCIAL CrandmA ll IOOd I 0 ANll\1AL ASSisr. LXA~UE "c-.-,-.. -n-,-.-,----60~15 OCCUPANCY JUNE 1 • 0 1\lrl•-cn 6 I.· )VWll?er 0 Slnl<' \i1 .. •1ir.t'd pl'1: sch! e l 1iUili'Cu& pl"Y 11~11 e La~c 2 & 3 BR "l'11t. • :? udult rt'1'. l"entcrs h ba rontforta of home. 3 BR. i CENTER It v e r Y 0 n c A lhlne• Adoptibn a pay I n g & C Oft t e Y ""' BA. Drive by 700 F:. LHslng offlc• sn.ace ...,.lhappl.neN. Tho ~ bt..s Ntutt:rh1g Worm. 53&-2513 1..wcury apart'tntont Uvtng Al O;il..wOOd Ca1den Ap111t• Oc, eanlront or Call for CALL ON..Stn: MANA'G""'f\ the aame pe:nor~ I)' A ANIMALS IMPOUNDED C ARPENTR\'·Maater Cratt.m\t.n-ttmo<lelln& &: rlnl1h w 0 r k cuaranteed. Fm E&llmatcs. 499-3Hri n;;,N~Af~S->"l'EPS RAILINGS-DECKS-ETC, overlooklnJ;:; tho water. En· "1n11ts. 1,servaUorur (71')"~" ~··• .,_.... "'""" now GranrlmA hat never SheP'mlx, trl. male joy $750,000 health spa., 7 cnEAT RECRCATION: swim-673-6120 or 6~22:\4 ~ .,,.,. .. -been IO low. She hit.I \'tu')' Cock-&·!)00 mix, BUc, P.,t. 1"EATUR1NG: • ii.oft Bedroonis • Jo"rl'Jlc's • Cer1:1 m!r. Ille kit1'hf'1,1 ' F:x- Po!rd Bcttni Cclllug11 e t::n· 1·lo.:ed Patl05 e P<iol .t m11ny QthPr Con\'cnirocc~. Adults only. HAY LOFT APTS. 213 AVOCADO COSTA MESA 641-0143 :\lvn·TI\urs j:J0.7:JO pn1 Sat-SWI lD-·I ptn • ~11,11y 1'N.>t.·11s to n lO!it f'rll· plO)'lllCnt (UCllN. • Nr. shopplng , · tr.1•ys. • fl'\)111 $16j, BANBURY CROSS (Nt>11r Bi!t!Ch Blvd & ·\rllrn<'r) IGitil VIJ-::\\1 POINT I.A N!:: • 842-6604 • ON BEACH! 2 Un Un furn. Fr. S26~1. C.i\'C':red' Pll.1'klnl!. I. a T i; E" !lf'.lh"I l>oo1 , Saunas anJ H~rrPatlOn Roonl HUNTINGTON UNUSUAL PACIFIC OPPORTUNIIY "' occ.\N A<O .. 11.a. See thi' \ DR. l 8a (714) ~l..\87 apartment, over1ookln).( pool Oft'. open 10 l\1THipn1 Daily & large trel'.'!. tdc:il lucation •':'':IL:L:l:'':':' :":':A:LT:E:':R:S:CO==· for active pr-rson. • THE VENDOME 18~5 Anfl.heim, C.~1. PZAZZI Immaculate 2 BR, 2 bas., b••m c•il· int, dble elec .s ar., share washer, dryer, cpts,. drps, Adults, no pets. $230. mo. 645-3363 UNOER NEW MANAGEMENT 2 Bl<. Bit-Iris. N f' V.' I y rtecornted, EJ'lcl gat·ages. i3f'aut11t1I Jandscuping. l.J·g play il l'CI\· ii child's dren.m~. CIO!lt' 111 shopplng & !!Chl!I. Children 1rt1lro111c. Ph : :iJG-4150: if no tlr~s. ~l7-73:lL FOR n1a.xi111•.:1n pri,·acr ~~ BRAND NEW our 1 Bit 1..tof1 apts. S230 incldg tiHI. refrig. £'ncl gAr. DUPLEXES lilorAgt:. Adult~. no pet...;. No H unt1u~1ou Ht:ll.('h '1 ,~· :! \l'lltcrbcds. 393 Hamilton, berl1wn1,.;, S275 $:l25. C.1\1. 64.'>-4411 r 1 f ('Pl A(' C, dl!;h\\'8ShC1', !<lO\l'. 1lro1pei;, choi"· or 1 & 2 BR. unf. l;hrden apts. l'IU'petlng. ·I hlocks 10 beach. Garden patio,' frplc. d~hv.T. Cal! 17t4•sn..&OO betv.·ccn 8 $180 To 5200. Small infant ~n1 & 5 prn, ask for 8al'ldy. O.K. Near hvine lndU5lrial CAS..\ de LINDA area. 557-2S4l . 41T Yorktown H.B. Brand 2 BR, 1 BA single sty garden ne11· . !mined occupancy. unit. new shAg crpta, rlrp5. 2 BR unrur from $205. An1ple med patio, bl'am l'ell, lrpll·, µarklng, enclos<.'d gar.ages, gar. Adults. Sl!IO. 25-W Elden vu1s1dc BBQ. Loc'llted on Ave. Cl\1 537-Jl~. Yorktown 1v~st ol Beach $140-mo 1 br w/ cpts, sto,·e, 1 _B~l~"~"~· ------- l"f'frig, drps, lli'11·ly llrl'. SHOTff. \\'ALK TO BEACH J.l11tw·e cpl , J\O pet:s. Quiet, Brnnd ne11· l. 2 & S ER. se<:ur<'. 1991 Ne"' po r ! . Jn1n1ed. occupy,' ~n for &\6-8373. tnspcction Sat/Sun 10·6. 2BR, Clean & Quiet. Cpts, drps, blt·in,11. Prlv. Patio. Adult~. sn1all batly OK. No dogs. Sl60 n10. 6-IG--0791 UPPER 2 BR. l'rpts. drapes, rang(', oven, refril:', no pets, $150, 752 D, Shalima;, .~ 'DESIRABLE lBR. Upper deluxe. Tetnce. Spacious, quiet teMnl $150 m a . 645-1336 LRG 2 BR. 2 Ba. cpt/dtp, stv/rel, Adlts. oo pets. 6-t~. din rm, p oo I . s 170 ' N.t, corner \Vnnicr & Sin1s. DQ\phin R e a It y 1 21 :l1:l7G-3·1S~ Beaut. Garden Apt1. Pr\\·atc pnti-Os. 6 JXl(lls, s11un11.~. JliCU~ol.i, tennis. 2 t'Br prk'i.;. l~ik<' to beach. Fron1 .$1~. &.Mi--0259. -WALK TO BEACH Brand fl('I'.' rletu.xe 1, 2, l Br. Crpts, blt-inl;, frt>lr.:, gar. 311 2'1n St., Ht. 847-3957 or 536-4B97. OIF.Z ORO APTS li2J4 Atlanta ' 1,2 & 3 BR. PriV gar., pool. "·asher, dl'ycr. C\nsc to hr11ch. :),16-0336, Laguna Beach 3848 •w)inmlng pools, 7 light~ ming, saunas. health clubs. 1st mo FR~E little lncon1e or wry Utde of Lab mix, Blk, female ti:nnll court1, plu• miles of b1llia1ds, tennis, pro .t. pro • SU?illlo1ER RENTALS • -anythlna'. Grandm.a nttds a Sp&nlft mix, Brn. Male b I •-U I h f I .. -., l BR, 3 ••, Oc --t ..,,,, .. Deluxe 3 1 roo. m Office. rpet, &nail house WlllOme yrd to Shep mix. SIW, malt 1cyc e ,,.,. s. puu na-. 1 u -shop, gol d11ving range, party U1• '"'" .. d di ton 1 plant fk>wer1 A Ko me "-nn. S/H, L/W/, m•fe n.~-~ --u•t Junlo-r·, 1 on p-·I ---. A"n0 Jui.. rapes, 1ur con t , n ...., " UV<U'U , ~--• ' I 1001n, cc. ·~ -..v.,, • y N B sto-"e, .,., _ .. _ ha I """11'-ml·. B/D. r-. f11>m $li4 ,.,.. th'" al 1 $1650. cwport t'.lach nolll' Lido .... ..... ....,, l\l "' .. , .. •>N UtOll v: Wl l;UN ACTIVITIES: Fufl ·!lMfl 3 BH, 2 BA In Vlctorta Bch. S119p1.. 520 Ml· ft. $MO alw<Q'I mtt her rtnt on time Terrier mix ir.~· BIT, F. and 2-bedroom plaru nnd dlrac101 hee Sunday bful'ICh th c II N rt Pl & l'>'Ould be .a 1teady 1onant "--k ... -. · ,~ .. ,, Z.!!tO""' 10 ho "' •·1 0 ' ' 1\vnll 1:dl summer S1200. "';r nion · n ewpo ll.ee ....,.. ......... '"''"'"" tri i:tch wn ... u , · c.. !;_:I BBQ'1;;, 1r1ps, pa111es ;ind mo1e1 inon or yru leuse $500. .... llcalty 61>3800 & ttKl tYP<" of pertl(MI )"OU Collie n1tx. Brn, fem': c 1 .ens, p .. va e pauu. BEAUTIFUL. APARTMENTS: Co only see 1n the nlOVie&. Sh~•""' TerTler, BIW, M. or balconies, cupctlng dra· . I BR ttagc, 2 blks to bel\Ch OF'FICE SPACE 1' .. 0 R G aodn uld h I •• f>f'rltt. Snbtl'rrnnenn 'park· Singles, I & 2 ?edrooms, $j00, mon. RENT. O>&ta 1ilesa Harbor r ia co use any e P P it Dull mlx pup, mule fi~i: \\•ith r levator:t. Option&! I r uirL & un!ur11. \11th all lh<J GU~IDINE'R & As.c:DC. 111 Adams. Be a u· t 1 f u 1 • )'(1\1 L'(M,dd l{lve her 645-3151 Irish \\'olthnd, pup 1t1&.Jo" maid service. Just :"IOrlh ot 1 ,.,11a:; Modet~: open dally 10 49.l-94Zl nKldern. Air, mu• I c, Or write (Grace P..tcDon!'lld) TerTlpoo, irf/Blk, r . Jo'ashk>n J&land at J nmbort't" I hJ7.Sorry,nopo1sor ch1ldt•·n. LAGUNA BEACH janitorial, Class A. \Valker 219 Eost l 6lh Pif1Cf', 0.ta H.aiTCenjl, 'I'rl, }~em. ''d •·-J-•quln 11111• l'o'd· I· Oakwood • •-c 1 ,._ ~ftsR. \\leh1111.ranf'r 111\x, gr)'. fem. ....,, .... , ,\P'rS. Oc. Vu. Bcan1s. "' Lee Bl""'. a1 vi:nc llill, s l 1 1.; n l\Vht M Tele"""'ne lTI4) 64-l·l!XllJ ,._,,,,, 2 '!In. to Sand. ' 551--0136 or 642-0JXI, $50 REWARD ·PR". e m _x. rn . ' ' ~-G d "' " 1 · 1 1 1 di h Tl'rr1er mlX pup, Dr1ndle S300 rental of a 38R hoUAC. ie ep, • • for rental 1nrom1ation 1 a.r en Jl.R. 1 BR. Studlo. }'rom $75. FOR LEASE t'r 1n ormat on ta ng tot P. Coll' /Sh Hlk/Wht 1tf CHANNELFRONT Apartments ~OusE: ~~~ 2 BR-pvt. 900 + IKI ft offit'C in prinlC \\'lthtn 11. 7 1ullc rndlU5 or ~~~~~~~~~f:··f. ' "~ I H •B 1ch11orn & nr. Bch."& ShoPs. J uly loc. Crp11, drps, pv1 Cosla Alt>Ss . Under SZlSTerr. mix, Coldl\Vht, f . w BR., l bll. Room for uunl. I eW1101 • • " •"""" Aum••t llOO ........ restroom, alr-<.'Clud, FA ht. 010 642 5844 or 646-8363 .3.,-. Uol .• y-··ly. lf'o'1nl! and 16th -· --· ........ Utll' · .. ~,.,.. rno Call ·• · · Buset, Bm/Zht. f{'m. WALK TO BEACH l 645-0550 REEF RLTY., 497-lTI-1 1\93-fil~nc. ·~""· · 8 YR. CdM re1ldent de1lre1 t \\'elmaraner, Cry, mllle 3 Bdm1;i, :? ba1hs Yearly ieasc. $32.j f\To. CORONA DEL MAR 2 Br, 1 ba, Wlf, yrly. Sf7$. associated 8 AOKEAS-AE AL TORS 1015 W Bolboo 67l ·l 66J Rtnts fr'0/11 Sl55 OC'F:ANFRON'l'·N.B. Capistrano V. lie/ Realty. BR ground Door a Pt Terr. mix, Blk!Wht, t-tm LUXURIOUS l Br, 2 Ba • J MO FREE RENT wlgar., CdM. Rea110nable. SanlOyed, \\'h.ite. male Newport BeKl'I So11tn 16th at ltvlne 6-12'8170 lowf.T duplt!X. Jo'rplc & , · . * Evei; 673-0734 or CATS Dlihwhr. SlSOIY.'k. June. No l~ req. Dix. ottieet, 213_6T1-5 31 2 : d~& t.'Iaey kittens. ass or I e d 673-9499 or 962.4214. adj. Airportcr Hntel. SSc ,.5q. 21.l-678-4242 r.lr. Backus. t.'Olora . + Slemese Sealpt. llents from Sl6Q RENT our home in l\ona, -~B~R~A~N~D '7N"'Ew=--1 ' BR. ' ""· ••• '"'1 • Ft. incl, AIC, ~II 5t!rvices. l ~~~~~!!!!!~~~~liA:!N~D?tO[TH~ER~S~.;t;;o,;~536-~25¥,13 2172 DuPont nn. 8 [iJ LOST: Co¥o•ling from 75 hp 83l-3223 (9 Ill noon) )lnlneW I • Chry1lt-r outboard eng~ on DESK space available $50 Coast Hiwoy in Dana Point. n10. \~'ill provide tumtture I \iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iliii,j.~R~•~w~u~rd~-~4~95"1~.£1~7!6·:_ __ _ garden, close to beach & go!t. By "'k or month. 6/.r-4#1 nt $5. n10. Answ~rlng 5005 1''ND : Sio.111ese ca t fiervice ll\'ailablc. '1787 5 Business Oppor (pregnant! Vic. H .B . Bench Blvd., Huntington 1Bo1d1:1rd & Er skin e ) VERSAILLES B,\L.BOA lsland ·C07.Y 3 BR, 2 B~\. cpl, drps, DI\\', CO'ITAGE. F)l>l. patio, gar. hl tns, 1'atios, $275; 2 BR, '1 ON THE LAKE Sips 4, June $.35 \Vk, J uly Bc1tch, 6t:.l-432L Affiliati> 968-3646 ' *WATERFRONT* .A CANOY L OST , G o Id, n SA. s:."il(l. t.rl11hs, no pet~. 1\t St.uth Coast Pla'Za. S12i \\·k, Aug-Sept, $135 wk. 42'11 Palril·c, 111· lloag: bosp. 11-'ovl · AcApu!co Aqua Bar 673-4051. 5'18-7637 e\-ell. ADD, remodel, alter, frame A: tlnlah storc1, 0U.lcc1, h0n1es. 96a-196J . · GENERAL CARPENTRY CU~M l'~INJS!I WORK Small jobs ok. 89~ Carpet Service '°'' JOHN'S Qui>et & Upholst•ry Ori Sham poo, <Soll Rt1lardMtsl. DegreMel'll I: all coklr bri&:htenl'ts le 10 n1inute bleach for white carpets. Saye yow-money by uvlng me extra lf\pt. Will clean living mt., dlnlnc rm.. &: hall $15. Any rm. $7.50, couch $10. Oiair $5. 15 )Tl. exp. is what count1 not n1ethdd. 1 do work m,yscll. Good t"f'f, 531~101. L&R Crpt Clnn. Hae $2-4.95, Rn1 $4. Sim hse $39.!)5. Sota SJ.4.95. Guar. 776-5110 Ceili'!fs 6011 * \VILLARD PAINTING * New Aooustlcal Celllil;il + rep&in. Drywall & wall text. patch plasterlna:-No. 281 o~. &12-5Tl5. Cement/Concrete 6019 Open SAT & SUN 2-5 P.l\1. I & J.:tt'U7.li. Specta£'ulnr 8 ~,,~ .. ""N~ll~'PT~.-. -, -,-,-,k-0<-.-,-Ul, NEWPORT CREST ,\ere . Lake ~\·1.TO\\"ering pool Sip• • t E' 7. 1''ountau1s • 1: ~tilhon Dollar · "' x ms. -· ' !\£'\\' 2 HR . d<'n. :!1~ ba . Clubhouse. Gyni, S:luna, ~iss lmn1ac. It r I\ s. , Prin1<' Ne"·port lll'at·h loc. SUPPLY ROUTE n.ctrie,·er/lrish Settt>r Pup, l':XCl'Utive ofrlce1>1 w/frplc., "frnlurini,t" fl'nl, It e wa rd , Vic: CF.r.tENT &:-Block \Vork, ''"el bar. pri\'ate b.'\th. TllE NATION 'S TOP Ccntt-r/PotnollA, &12-~. \\'alls. patios, sidewalks, (l••l"un vu, pool, tc-nnis, $:r.la. ·Total Sccurltv. 1-'::0:"'-'"------- 962·l0!a ' lmmC't1iatc 'OccupanC'y OCEANFRONT, Bal. Penin. 2 3 BR 2 BA, i;plit IC\'<'I ! ADULTS Bit. 2 ba, sips 8, dshwsr, t11•nhi;c. Bay Pl"nin vlC\~.1 Sorry, No Pels dispo!ial, Lg. p11.tio . f!·ptc, bllins. 1 blk from belt . Bachelor, 1, 2 & 3 B r's. l -'6~73-'-"5729=·------­ SlOOSH. 61R'P-m, '8R , BA 1 from $175 per mo. Vacation Rent•ls 4250 * A • w ' one Sant• Ana level. ER~tblufl. Pool. $2951 DEL I G HT f UL Con- r.10 . 833-1653: 833-897•1. 3700 Plaza Dr. dominiums, Lake Tahoe, 3 LARGE tBR, on Bay, great 714-55'-<M66 & 4 BR, Day, Wttk, Month , viev.·, pool, ne\\' ronrlo, full liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• I Call n~ or ~703 serwi ty, s.150. 61;,-7520 • 1 RENTAL· llo-lammolh Lak~s · •OCEANFRO:\T 1 BR, 2 .,,. -Ne\v 2BR-2BA Condo-pool· BA Oclu.xc. Bl!ns, . Ci1Jls, (St ·v ;~fffi' tennis, ! is hi n g c!rps, yrly. Bkr. 67j.491l. , 11... l.'!_!"_.<s_. 1 BR Apt w/channel vie"·· -LAGUNA. New fw'J\ 2 BR. ~ Rcfrig:_& range. Arlu!t!I, 2 BH. '1'011'n11ouse, [rplc, niin. to ocean, $500 11-'k. no Jll'ls. 673-493.1 fron1 $250. I BR, from $195. Sleeps 6, 673·0255. e OCEAN1"1tONT Deluxe 4 Pool, tennis, continental CABIN lor rent. Big Bear. breakfast. Scn•u•ate family SI•• 12 135 -r day 1•~ HR. 2 BA, crpts, llr)'S, bhns, 1 ...... .,., ' • "" ' ......,, tcp!c, \"l'ly. Bkr. 675-491 1. I Sl't:lll)JI. Close to shopping \\'k. Eves. 5,;7-9280. K: fine beach. 644-2611 San Clement• J876 ' LAGUNA .BEACH. Bachelor ape.rtment , $200mo., NEAR new extra large, l Ocean Vu. I Br Unt $221).$230 -----'"'"'-'~1838=--­ BR, 2 BA, ds h "'sh r , Furn Bachelor. co mp 1 LAKE Arro.\•head No. Shore, patiolgarrlens. $200. Arlul!11 kitchen, $215/mo to $22S/n10 nu Chalet. Day, wit. mo, David \\'alter Rltr 492-7190 BaJconif'S, Pool. Adults, no 549-3612 or 979-0071. NE\\', extra large 2 BR, 2 pets. Yearly LcMe. BA. PoOI. Exciting city & LAS BRISAS APTS ocean vie\\'. $240. 496--0616. 5515 River Ave, NB WO?.tAN to shAre ~ home 642-2.566 in C.M. ?.fesa Verde area DELUA"E 2 BR, l~t BA,['..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"' $35. l'>·k. w/all home v.·alK lo too-n/beach. Ocean ,·ic1\', Adults. ~ !BR, Back Bay, pool, $160 ~~es. 9~ o r ~na l880 unfurn., $17'5 rum.. 2:t55 Irvine, -'548-7476 r.1anarier CHRISTIAN, neat, positive 4300 Bill Grunrly ltllr. 675--6161 CHOCOLATES ~-OliND: lf Snilboat, lted & ete. ijy ht. or job. ~15. 1617 WE-STCLIFF-NB Servlcl" Wld nl&intaln your \\'hite,-Ov.n1l'r identity. by CE~1ENT \Vork of all kinds. 1 a,15,l200,2300 s/f :..ll-5032 own l'OU!e. This opportunity approx dat£> lost & location. Rens:lhnblc, fi'Ce Eat. \\'US 1lesi!!nerl Spt'Cifically llBPD ~16-562'1 638-3lZ5. Business Rental 4450 !or 11~ distribut\011 of the FND: s~n. blaek puppy 2 CEMENT: PaUo, dttva1 ~tlnn s lop assoned f!!ln· l1lOll old'r \\1it/Blk marks. "'alks-~paln, saw le NOW LEASING VJE\V. Dl'l Obispo Road, Dana Point. 2 story, offices, suitable for do c tor 11, dentists. architects, etc., stores, boutiques. Exclusive no n e o m p e t itive area. Occupancy_ , end of 1974. Ownt!r/Broker. (TI4!,' 642--0'".f.KI. SUCCESSFUL location. 17th & Ne1vport, in Costa "ll!sa, 1100 sq. !! .. Parking. CORONA Del l\lar, deluxe office sui!c. Sl30/l\lon1h REALONO:i.1IC~. BROKERS 61!>-6700 CHOICE STORE FOR LEASE U60 sq. ft . in Lucky Shopping C e n t e r ln lluntiru;:1on Beach<'s fasteS1 gro\\·in/.!' area. D:>ys ph. :>IS-7961 Aft. 6. 968-6733. 1ature chocolRtes. Locations Vic · •'n'edom Home tract rt'move. Free eat. 5#-8991 to be esta ~lished by our CM: ?.tonrovia 548-8808 roNCRETE Patios. Patio c:on1pany. \ou may keep LO _1 .. _,, ,. • Cov Q 1 your present position, but S'f~ 11v.d sn<>Ae nng ers. u11 ity woril:. Reu. rnust ha\'e 2·8 houn per \V /ruby eyes, 1otrt on beach-Ucensed. &12-914. week snare tin1e and quality near J.lotel Laguna. RE· JESS Cement Contractor. for thl' nlinlmum ln\'cst-\\'ARD Da\'f' (2131 9.%-0279. Driveways, 1ldewa l ka, n.1en1. Can bP. \\'Orked d;>'S 1.DST, whl\f', male poodle. cp~a~ti.;"'~'"C-:-5>1-"-1~72:\=·--~= or e\'es., part or full tin1e, med size. ID. elear fiea col. Child Care . 6020 male or female, age no b&f'-Re\\"8.td. ~2336 rier. E:.:ccllcnt ln.x write on. r.tlnin1u111 ln\·esttncnt: F'OUND: Bicycle Vic. NCl\'J)Or1 Beach 673-l9s.t $2,200.DO F'ND: ~tan's "'Atch, Sparlnn ln\'est"!lent secured: !n1crcs1 Ne!>or Safe"·a,y storC'. C~J. tree fi~ancing av11.1Jnblc for 6·16-0.'Wt l'xpnns1on . 1..:c:::::c:::_ _____ _ 1''or morE" infon11~t1on write: ~·ouND: Cal, female, long Di11trlbutor Division hair blk I: wht. H.B. F1orida Oe.~mE'nt : OlOC01ate·CJO & Owens. 960-2ll3 Rfl. 5. ~.O.• Box ~12. FOUND female Siamese .cat. San ~!atro, Ca. 9440'J Vic. Walnut sq. Cat I Please include phone number 551-5449. Lie. Child Cal'{' in Chrtstlan home, near So. C.Out Plata. One opening for day, two tor nlg:ht. Blnh 6 )'t"I. 557·8656. Contr•ctor 6021 Design -Remodel -Addi· tion8 -Paint. "Building ' flli ir it u·ere ours·•. ~lonor ConK!ruction Uc #250733. I 540-7858. FND: Orange labby, ~tale. TOP Location. E. 17th St, RESTAURANT Young cat. Vic: Highland GERWICK &-Son Bldf. Conrr. Add, l'l!mod. St. lie l~l-114321. 673-600., 549--2170. CM. T.11 sq. ft. Across from RUSTIC Dr. I: Irvine r..'B. 548-1427 Safe"·ay, Thrifty, Alpha· EX c 11 in', c h 1 .a ~· FOUND: Puppy, Tri.color Beta. O"'Jler. s.18~1 or profitable. Beer·\\1ne he .. male, 3 mos. Vic. Hoag Eves ~. Prime Ne¥o·port Bch. lll"Ca. t-lospltal 642--0288, &1>7786 l'"OR LEASE Reta.ii Stott' 21 $55,0C(I. x 46 in shopping center 33.1 Cole o( Ne'WpOtt LOST, Bloodhound. rn a J e , h\;'tck & t-:n 5/27, Brook- h~t St. Rcwarrl, 963-2989. JACK Tau!nne, plltios, remcd, add. U c. B-1 2GI072 My Way Q». 642-4703. R~m ;\ddltlons, Alteratlon.1. Li~. Reliable. Free Est. Jay .Johnston &12-1403 NE\VER 2 Br grnd fir. Lrg rooms. 1 blk lrvilll'. Share k>clt garage, Na; chlldrc11, no pels. Ref's req, 839--1190. * EL~f GARDJ<:N s t.PT~. lBR, x1ra lrJt ap1., bitns. ~A~p~l~A'---------I attitude male, Own room, * OCEAN VTE\V-2 BP. + D \V, i•nc· gar. nr S. Co..'lst NL\\', large 1 BR, Utils. J-Um/Unfrn. 1 Dlk Ocean. * No pets. LRG POOL. * p111~.a. 3170. S.!6-70211997.3jlO 1 incl., pool. \Valk 10 hea('h. S12.1. 1/3 Utils or less. Cdl\I, F'OUND -Parakeet, green, E. 17th St., CM. $300. a Rea.16.,., t~ n1onlh. 67l--0140 61~07, ,.,.....,,1 f.t5.-:Z.150 600 SQ::-. ~F"'T~. ~c'7.M~.~$=15~5 \v/2 pti. rrns. fi-IG-2t:IO Industrial Rental 4500 FARGO tame. ~Tai<' -Jn·ine -Nr. Electrical 6032 Unfurn 1 BR. SJ5j l:p. in Arlult section. 177 F., 22nrl SL 642-:1&15. e TROPICAL PCX>L 2 BR, I !~ bas.. spiral slairca.sc, frplc, patio, ynrd, \\'alt'r & Gas JXI, a.!S..JlfiS 2BR, 2BA. ocean \'lew. Dsh"·shr. rcfril!. •· 1· pt s . drps. S2Jj 18R/IBA, all appl's. S\80. 979-:;Q!l9. REDUCED llE:-.L for lite duties. 3 br, 2 ba, crpt, drps, pool . Nr S. Csl Plaza. ~2. NE\V 2 BR, 21!1 bas, lrpl. bit· ins, lndry facils, encl. ~ar. oo pets. f.!35_ mo., C1:11l Q\\-ner. :J.lfr 71.-J.) ~!!Ml. from S. Coast Pl111.a. 2BR/2BA. cpts, rl rps, bltins, p-.1 i;ar. $ 1 8 5. 5:£-3127 $210.'2 BDR.\I. QUll-:T. Crpts, rlrps, bltns, rloscd gar. Priv. patio. Nu fl"I~. 21.ai Thurin 67">5772 2 BR, 1'12 BAS, COUP- LES ONLY. $175. 610 JOANN, APT C. 548-9573 2 BR. 1 BA., slO\'C, refrig, D.\\',. cnel gar .. $220 to S230. UUl s pa.id. 1838 Placentia, 6\5-(rlij, LARGE 1 BR. adlts only. DIV.', WfW crpts, & drps. Sl!IO. Aft 6 wkdy11 , 642-7973. 1 BR. Unfum. Stove. relrig. Priv. yard. Avail 6/15. $150. ph: 548-25TI. LARGE 2 BR. I BA. Crpts, drps. garage. $19';; n10. :)4$-1309 or 677'-1$-19. -------~"=,"'..:'"'=· ..:"'..:'""c..:.:t•..:·'jc.....~ Apts Furn/Unfurn 3900 I San Clemente $1S.'l, 4~,_! ..:•..:.T~o....:1900=------COZY t BR <'{'n!ral location I Rooms """""' Rough fl! Ba.ch. ilouse prlv. SANDWICH SHOP F"r\l:y. ;151--0'JSO. ELECfRJCIAN Licen~ Near O. C. Airport FND: Bro\l'n & \\'hite dog. 6 No.. 233108 .. S1nnl1 • Jobs, . walk to beach & downtown. 'THE F:XCTTfNG 2 dogs, retired man , $195/mo 494-5197 . PALM MESA APTS. SLEEPING Roo"!. refrig. l''Orking man. Bus stop. Open !i to 3 mos? Small type. Vic. 1603 l maint & rel>fl•r<t. 548-5203 . :. Day "'eek \\I, Alton S.A. M:>-7101 Gardening 6045 TERRIFIC Ocean VJE.'\V, MlNtITES TO NPT. SCH. I trees. cozy. pr1~. enlr. =~s~~7 Pl wk. Own Lrg. 3 BR 3 ha, P.oor deek. Bath. I & 2 Bil. frorn Si:>7 Gc111leman. Refs. No N rth E d 494-~ Ariu!t:o.. No Pets. I smoking. $1.."0/mo. 673-52'll. IRVINE· 2 BR. 2 ba twnhsc, HUNTINGTON BEACH SMALL SHOPS ALL SIZES Steady Uu.~ini.'118, term~. FND Mal SaJuk' v·c SA RIVIERA REALTY Het~hts e 1 1 • . . M9W & EDGE * 642~7007 * 556-1285 ./ LO\.\'E~l PRICES ./ BEST SERVICE gar. 0 ~n · 1 "'~"· .iii I semi furn, $110. mo. Female $150. l BR, app'I, -Norlh end, I: 1 l\1esa Dr. NICE furnished r o o n1, only Call 8J2.J079 or Employed oo-smokc-r over Ci blks lron1 Ne,vpo11 Blvd .) ~'rigidairc & cooking privl ~~? 9roti RARE FIND FND: lrslsh Setter, large GEORGE 549-2015 LIQUOR STORE, Oranee about IO n1011 .• ~1.~: 5124. ,,=~,~~=-----1 C.Ounty coa.!>t area. Heavy Vic, El TPTO 83()..51;ir -• fOV. & EDGE expert + traffic. Qualified buyers LOST. Black Shon-tail !'l·fan.x dependable. C~ll for prompt only. II.A. Berry, bkt, Kitten, Tu£>s by C.~t 1'-lay fret elil. John~ ~9860 for. l'>'Orking man, 54&-1224, .,.,..... · $15011.10. & UP 40· 4.9-1-200'3. Family Fun Apti. 1 642-0271 FE?.-IALE roommate wanted MG. TO ~10 -OK 2 BR. lrplc, gar, nr beach. 10 shr !luplex next lo beach, ~fcfadden ,t-Producer or $250. A\\'ard \\'inni ni::-I. 2 & 3 br Peninsula Poin1: $90. Fam $100 mo + 1/3 util. Call Gothard & Heil Call 61~~24 ~pis "'/ff!nuly t'ms. No rn1. TV. Pri en!. No 675-1815, Please cA.11 Qiu('k St'hl"f'ibcr L'd I I 3856 lca~c. Sorry, no pets. f<'rom smoki~-Call eves onl,y: 2 a.L ill B k & Co s.t4--0t51. c.o. Reward. 592-3233 11-1ow & EDGE expert ... t O Se jusl Sl75. OUR TOWN 6i3-4419 ON Water-Ocean V:u 3 br, ~w · Ur e · il 250 d ba. Stta.lght male prof. il4:997·2100 e COCKTAILS & Personals 5350 dependable. Call tor prompt lree l'llt. John 54&-3446. LIDO ISLE Dramatic v I e w -Wa t ertront !BR. C.Ondo. Ai)t. $375/mo ine Ul ils. No pets. By O\vner. 61S,05.}I. Co1t1 M._.. 3824 NEW! Jo';1n1· y Ap1s., 1 A a1ns ROOMS $20 ~·k up, ...,;th sttks same. $200 I mo . INDU~I A I. DINNERHOUSE WEALTII. Y 1: 1 one I y 'r Ave, lArlarns at Fairview), ldt<!hen: S30, wk up apt, "'" r 1 vl Costa ~1esa. Phone 5574785. a.i&.9755 or 64>3967 962-2456 COl\IMEROAL Seata 190 • $31,000 down A fectionate~ o ng man SE'll irUe item1i with a Daily Pilot CIRssificd nd. &12-5678 Costa Mesa 3824 GE:-JTl.E1'1AN, 1\'lk to ocean, Vic: Beach & Pacific Coast Hv.)'. TV/n>Crii;. 536-8518 ROOl'll F'OR. RENT '" kltcht>n ptit'lgs. c.~1. Hll'a. $25. \l•k. &f5-350S. FE1\1ALE Roommate needed OFFICE SPACI-; I HOLLAND BUSINESS wants to fill. those l~nely to share 3BR houle, large ror lease in chOitt 675-4110 SALES 540-0608 hours & t_>ring happiness fenced yard. Inq. 2'l19 Santa llotisslon Viejo area. C.ood . ~~'::i ~~~!~s=e aft Ana, Ot • trwy acceq i11 A\' f' r y REAVTY Salon, prestige ~.;:;.~=''°"""""~='- ROO!\IMATE wanted: Sch Prlr:...,•ay . l~t'al l or11I atta. S SIA. 9 Oper. Gr SPinlTUAL READER front 3 Br , $300 to Ill(Me in, pt1r1i('ip1lliem 11 o I \ c i l td , $Th1, + ahopplng ctr. Tern11 Open 10 M1 lo 10 Pl\I $1:\0 mo. 5600 Seashn. ii.'lii;it-~l~IOOiii;. iiii;;;;:;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii• I '10~! hrindl~. 645-0822/ ~dvlce on all !llatters. •. 1• 6.,...,...., .• 12 N. El Dun1no 1ieal "· "-_ ., •. ...,,...,, San Clemente. For appt. Rf.:SPONSIBLE Roonunatt' NOW LEASING 11 E /I. L T II t• 0 0 D S. Call 492-903·1 ,192-9136 SPACIOUS! llOOl\I FOR RENT· Co.~ta r.fi>s<t Woman prefen·ed. J\)\~t.is:. ;\lllgnif1t-cnt \'ie\\·, Room 11'/ pri ba ,t bac<lny. $35 \Vk & 11p. 2~i00 ScRvie\\', OcL'l'I . tn share Park N<'wport or Hunti"tJton h•ch H foJ\tmFUI~ COUNTRY VASI!:(.'T'O~IY rqua.I accon1modations. NEW ~1 ~il.E~. l::sTABLISllED. Cnnfidrn!iril in r ~ r 1ntt l ion 61.>-5.51:1 83:"'1""9403 940 ~"·. ;·1. & L11' 613--3"100 ·~ ·-·-------1 couniiel in~ &. rr ft rrot. i\~· NTED mntu~ 1traight J-lan1ilton & Z.:to1~·1a11d Si. h\Ve•t Opport'y 5(115 APCARE, Joco1-p. A Non· EXCITING! : Room & Board 4050 : F.LDE:RLY Partially blind 11•0111 n: "'ants elderly \\'tr lnlln frir complliliormhiJ), room & kit. priv. Reas. Nice 2 BR apt, C.M. 646-343.ll. 1\1rs. ~fead or 548-0031. Jackie 111 1le lo ~hr ii hr h~ & util. 960-1970 Prolil Ai:ency., 6·12-443Ci. to Uch HB. $105. 962-8668. \\!ANTED aomeo~ who has MASSAGE & SAUNA \'NG. man \vishes to share 2 Nt.:W BLOO 1 M·l. 1:.nl sq ft money &. wants more. ,BTt apt in C.Osta ?tlesa. $l76. 2400 sq. tt. S.t;..5, 220-3 Invt>st in Southern Calll.'1 Clian phrooms,r/ ! ) I\ s ant \\'/fem. 645-4~7 aft 4. ph. lront oll\ce, crpts, Jrg largest retail out I et, a mos ere, owige, reur doors. Anaheim & 89:1-e'.113 Call Donna at 963-1247 2 BR Duplex, on Penln. T . al w· C >I n.,.,., · 8839 Adams Ave, Hntg. Bch. till I 'la! cnnlll ay, · · ..,<v" BEAUTY SALON I on g Sill.~ + 1A u lea. .. e 646-5033 or eves 646-0681. established. g statlc°ma. N~t PRECNA~'? or fem. 673-8187 M-l·Free ltMding:, 4800, + ID Thrifty, ca. p 11 t ran 0 • Caring, con f 1dentIa 1 F1NE EDGE Ytu'd M:tlntenance Service Cleanups/Hauling. St8-86Q GARDEN Service clean ups, plan~ina:, Ion& renovation, free est. Exper. 96.1-1072 EUROPEAN G a rdener. l\laintennncc -l.Andscapil1r. Tree remova l. Vtty reasonable. &12"5:{29 eves. T\\'O i;u.ys need chnnec to do your i;:ardC'nlng. NB area. Bob 642·5489. Mike 644-1851. Reliable Gardening "Indoor Pots & Planta" \\'hsle Prices 646-1072 EXP. Japanese. ApL Bldga. Homes. Clean up. Fl'ff est. !1 >l>-2809 . LANDSCAPE, llOCI, !IOU oond. Cleanup, sprinkler ftl)alr. F.xpC'r' ~. See these unbelievably elegant, ne\v and spacious 1, 2, & 3 Bedroom apts, just one mile from the ocean. Enjoy luxurious built- ins and the most exciting recreation facili- ties around! Heated pool, saunas, billiard room, hobby room, gym, lounge & Bar·B- Ques . · Summer R•ntals 4200 ' Sum mer at the Sea! Furn Garages for Rent 4l50 500. loft. office 220 pwr, Sl 250 clown Euy pay-eounM!llng &: r efer r a I . ! _ __. _....,,..,.,, 1 W m~n~.581 . .._:,., Ak~n .• adoption & HANDYMAN: MINI WAREHOUSES ""''~ '0 "'"""" ot. est. "°"" ~~ .... ~ STORAGE Newport. $700. or lse avail. Money W•nted 5030 APCARE 64i..+1 36 t!8~~Et:'1~~ Co1ne today to-New Port Villa \\1here shop-I Apts. J blk ocean. H.B. ping, employment and everything you need Pool. By \\'k or ~Jo. on-=. No ~love-in or ~1ove-0ut LE ASE OF Jo' ICE NEED $15 000 2nd TD h'.'CREASE ;your bust1ine, 1·3 CRAJo-,.Sf\1AN. !or the ,;GOOD LIFE" is nearby. Choose 960-2i'16. 2 BR, sc& vie\\', ofl\'n beam. your new apt today "'hilc a full selection ! 2e1t. lrplc, 2 J3,\. f'r. p:1rk, b1ctry. d~h"'•hr. 34001 Ainbca· is available! heach & ba.v. S2()0 "'k· 3606 Dana Point 3826 1•hargcs. from Si.SO per red b' Lg it cup sizes In 2 wks. no • fi4&.146J • mQnlh. WAREHOUSE 2800 sq. fl . llt!Cll y . cqu y, exertlses, pad• or gimmicks ""e;;-;&,.-.W"'°'•~tAJ"°NTE==N~A~N~c=E~ Han1illo., G.· N,.v.•\;ind St., llB lot 50:<377. Pa11 fenced $&)0. ~C'r Shores Bny~mt home. AL.SO Custom f It I in g. ,._ I . ALLSPACE A\•RIJ . Ckt. lktii t.a.,_'\lnn (.'al}-Pnnc. only. 642·a.'l83. hnltcl'S/su•lm\\'ear. J ul\nita, Vl'n' ma1nt., elrc-, plumbln& ; Lanlcrn. 49ti-72.?,ol, FRQM S18S. to $350. I Park Ln. 673-(Hi3. Huntington Beach 3840 I RE!\'T our honll' in 1.;.r.11:.i hy NEW PORT VILLA ""' "' "'"""" "'"''"\ $149 2BR CPTS 61;,...1-1.1.i ~ drapes, gar, pool. sii;u·!ous '.l 1549 PLACENTIA AVE, AT 15th SI. C,M. I P~:r-;N, POINT, 2 BR, I 1&:. BR $199. 812-0389 or ..,,.',.',.".l.,7,,14")"64"2.·,.23"5"7"o.•.,c.,•,.ll.c•o•ll!'e•ct•(•2•1•3)"8"8•2·,.844..,.9_. J\l_!< tn Bil~" t'W~<'b. Pork. g.\z-t50-I "!!' Sl.iO. 11·k, ti7J..!IJ!i9/613,,-1Hl l 2 Blks tn Bc!:.ch. 2 litr2.B::i. Apt~ Fur n/Unfum3900 Apts Furn/U~furn 3900 , Apts Furn/~n 3900 Llkf' Ne1Y. Fncd 11riv. y(l. C.'h!Jd ok, /11!1 peH!, $2'2~1 tno. Avail June 7. !)68..00.12 nit ·I . DELUXE 2 BR, l \o!i Ba, Nr. beaeh. Privnte hnck ,ynr<I. Garage. LaunfJry l"OOln. Cal! r>.16-7029. 3 BR. $250. Chlldrcn & per~ OK. 1600'2 L~·11n SL CaJI 1*0031. 2 BDRi'l.. cl~ i,:n~c. Child or ~iall Pl'I o.k. Sl6:1 """"' 817-!1119 .. Z B , Cpt.~. 1!rp~. !-;tQ•r. I Garb.'lt:c rl1sp.Kn1. Avrul TI0\1'! $1:-.0 lllO. 96S-i1V. '2 BR. Apl. li'nf. ilSll ~1 ! /\htlx1ms. !!00-2661 before G P1'1. 3 BR. i;n101l• yaNI. \\'11lk 10 1Jca1•1t. $'100. No pct~. 000.1480 LARGF. 2 Ur .. bll ·in,.. , rp111. rl~. gar. No pets. (.'onven· )tnt location. 9G8·01l:l ·~· EXCITING NEW CONCEPT! ADULT LAKESIDE LIVING Smell l" .. h A«tplt4 • lighted ll!nni, Court' -Tt!nni' Pro • 3 Swimming Pools •Jocutti •Swirl Bath •Vollcyboll •Hondboll •Gym •Souno\ •Indoor Golf Driving Range •Pool Tablei •Cord Room •Color IV Boch , IBR, lift, 28R a 6cn s17S to i 48$ M es.a Ve rde East & Adams. 540-1'800 PRESTIGE LOCATION ' 0 -h "~ ood 5035 & paintini;. No job 100 960-1970 yon, l..nguru1 o•:ar 65.'1.().<:.:.., Mort, Trust D s 832--4772. small. l..nw r!lteit, 900-22.ll ----HEN'r nt.'\\' l\I-1, 1200-2&10 -BEST ~1ASSAGE IN N.B. 11.B. 645-21•13 C.M. • * STORAGE ~ Jl a c e , i;(1. fr. $170-S.160 n1 u.n t h LOANS UP TO fOO/e 3400 Irvin.-Avl'., Suite 103R. 1--:xr 211 A n 1o st l T 110~1E N1-:r.ns \VORK? .•X. . VQ(." ( ' ., \\' utt•, 2950 \V, Centr11J , ~.A. st I D Loans 9,},"'.~~~-· l'lat;cd. 111urs, A_nn. All ""~11 of Re-in Cl)llt:i r.tega, Call t~r,..5714. H1\bl•rt r.Jul!cr R.E. 673--7039 '"' """" '"'"" '"' • Sn,a.11 Job~ our SpeclaJt_v SIN<;L": GARAGE l''OR NE\V M·l 1400-5000 sq fl shop ~ d TD L LIF'E or DEATH: Let our Coast Honie Repair 645-8197 , RENT. SZVlt-TONTI I. & (lfllce,s. /\mp\ prkg. 208 J ,n oans habies llve., 1'"or alternntiw!I 1-IOME RI-;PAIR 177 E, 22nrl St CM (i.1Z-$t5-Jlhnse pwr·trash ser., xlnl lo ABORTION call LIFJ:; Cnl'Jlt.'lllry, Pluntblng \V. Newport gruw;e. l car loc, nr. S.O. frwy. 646-1252. lowest rites Oran9• Co. I.INE 541..0S22, 24 hr!!. F.lcctrlcnl. JU>n11, 549-1004 spart. $111. per rno. 673-4500 $1~ UP, Stores, Offices. S•ttler M'9. Ce. Travel 5450 Extf!r1or, Interior pain t , or6Ta-l972 Jndlviduril a(rcond~hnth, '42~2_171 545..ollt;LIKEto~·-i•, Room' 1.,.2 landacaplng,caTpentry, DOUBLE G ' ·--nt 17301 Bench, ltB, MZ..28l1 u· .... " re cl -r Call"~~"' ornge u• • c Serv1111t Harbor area 24 yn. ...,,,,, \11omen to t o u r n ng, • ,._ , ~ inquire u"!'IA!rs at 186 ~~ M J SPACE ~STA MESA ,~-H Ii •••1 ' Rocht'r.fcr:" Cmla t>.(m1 . -• VV· s~.550 Note & TD ror •ale c e ,, t !'a I Amf!l'fca-leavlng au !'I ~ •1 1'-00 aq. fl. LOGAN S'T $2.840. $35.50 mo.,JO% Int 3 soon. 494-4613 after 7pm ' Office Rental 4400 Owner &t&-1252 644-2228 d g: 546--!I -t>.fOVING, Hauling. Exper. i )TS ue. 33-1103. · 154· DRIVING East 6114. N'£>td Reliable. RP.alOl'l8ble. }"rte OF'rJCES. fronting on NC\\'poM BJ\·d, "'/boo!!• & bny 001•1\h: ).'Ollr d oo r . bf~ A I R p 0 RT A TlEA--Offlce ~litre· ·l:it:· II Full Bl'rvice. "l\liillAn ReRlty, 3t00 lrvinr, l'\U 5'IO-e_.=2'160o::· ____ _ t-:M\GE Officc-2700 E. Co11.!<I II"'>'· Cdi'-1. $120 nm. C{IJI 6"-1-fil\1. i)fo:l.UXF.. l';lnCINI, KhoWl'r, ,\ir cond \\'ith lj x 21 11tor. t\~I' 11tr1u•hf'tl. C.~I. ft.t\.9ili6 Rill-p;1)1nll'. llrrtt:!:' Sot!11 "Don'I nttds" l11ft "nd eA~Y with a Onfly Pllot C'la11s\ficd Ad! , ""~~ P,,ER400Sl Qa' FhTN"s Announcements 5100 pen10n to,.~ .. share83 driving est. 831-7581. ,......., IKt· , u•c • t!,)lptllSe!I, v11rl4 B""m••-'-r <•\ "~ I ~~~~~~~~~~ HAULING & 1tlOVJNG, !OJI s; ... ~~·--· ~ ~i Handwriting Ana~st i; \~,oo;· ,:.~:i: ""' "'· [ ._.... •. a.,.n )~ 'en. llauling.r.tovtnJ-Trash 1 \\'AREllOUSE fnr C'oll~r ll"'Y· N.B, u1onth. 6 12~ R=-•• ~,-.~1,"°'wanted l'\'T\f on ss; ""' NF:ED 2 or 3 BR fun1 rl'!il• lrl('t~·(' Junl'. July & Aui;-. P1'E'f. N<'\vport, Cosln ~1C1t11 ~t•1~. $.'KW! n1n. 6'l~m 1 RESPOjlolSrULE Cou.,,ie wish to }foroo-Sit JUM J5 • Sl"11t. 15. 613-5951 llft, 5 J>.1\1., For Parties 842-9889 -Trte k lihrub trlm or removal. Eat S42-9(53 Accounting 6001 y AR o, 181118e cleanuJHI. ACCOUNTING, bookkecpi"', rtl110\'C: trees, dirt. Ivy, • PR.)"roll, taxes for ro't & d riv t w 11. y s, .st un1ps, Tennis Anyone? indlvidu:d,_ u..~1 Notary 1147-lGeS. Summrr :rirhnol f()f' chlld1'1!n Service Co, 20..>2 ~C\\')'IOrl l\lOVIr-'GT LxAI tum, or Group cln~s st&rtlnR 17th Olvd, Costa ?ifcsa. ~. aen. ha~. 32 fl. furn. June. "~am the Au!llraltan Ou!donr t porf# lost I t • -'-"~"-·~"'-2""''"-'-----­Way". ScriC"llft Tennb1 Club appcnl7 StU your equlpmt-nt llAut.lNG SIO I.: up. fl-1ov1nr, HJ!., Contact Jan Rich with a ll'lw~ D11Jl,y Piiot )'hrd, lfANISif' rltol\nup. Ort-~llS • C1u:1df1M Ad i 64~8. penl11tblt. 6;12·40.12. ,) . -. H•ullnt ... , I H•lp W•nloa, MAF 7100 H•lp W•nlod, Ml• 7100 tlif..illpP°¥W1i•mn:h1oc1id;-', iiMiil:fFi'1iffiiooijiH:j;j1pyr.iiiied(Miii7liDO;M:wiM::i.::il:U;<-;;;;;;"-.:r.r.:w::;;;:;ru;~''~"'~·~"-.:J~"'~"1~· ~1·~1~·:ri,.,.-.="""~_£D~AJ~Lf~Pl~LD~T_jD!_!l.!! GET RIO O!' UNSIGII:rt.Y • p W•nlod, M&P 7100 H•lp W•nlod, MlF 7100 HOip W•ntod, Mifi 71 00 Hofp W•"IOd, M&F 7100 Holp Wantod , M&F 7100 TRASH & olmms 112 ACCOUNTING A~1.~ ,.51~,",•,1,~·1~."'.~.•: ASSISTANT BUYER ooUTiQuE, s.1e. "'"''"·1 ~ ........ ------1 Delivery-Sunday Only LOAD. COLLEOE STU· ... u, "'.... •• ~.. _,,. Purehutnc -.-. -·l-·'. ~ltpt'!t. only. Pn'!rr 25-30. Cl.Eft lCAL Jo'LOOll t..\DY , f"xJ!'d only D"N1' ., .... _ yrar around ~'Orklnna: r-• -~ .... ·~ llellch ·-• Reolv to ru.•c-d 8Pl•ly "-"I ~· • a:. • '"°"1'Uo. ronda. Must ha\le quallnf'd \\1111 U l l•t In obtalntna c111i111ntd-;d· no. -:100 clo Opcnln& f~or A OF DAILY PILOT TO CARRIERS. R& .... 'J1ic:h~ cond. 6°js,4'197""" ""' ~I~ l haull1'1 by CLERK exper. J\e(L 1iie Earl'• ~~~ f";!~r!,0 ~I~~~~ Dally PIJol, P. 0. Bo.~ 1000, GENERAL QUIRES T~IE USE OF A LARGE STA· FOOD & BEVERAGE SU::. $J1-12"35~r;'~tJ..~1~· Plunlbing, Inc.,~. funcUons. SlcUlod . tYPilll C:0.11 Meu.. caur. 9263). TlON \VAGQN OR VAN. CONTACT MR. CONTROLLER GENERAL Hauling. '_!'ref! Allca";l\.n Phamlact'utlcalll AIRPORT rroqulml. Excellent worklna BOYS It GIRLS CLERK BENTON \\'JLLIA&-tS, 330 \VEST BAY An Orau1ri:e Co. flrni ite~lttll Trim &: Removal. )Tee ll.'1-11 hnmedlate nttd for nn C'(lnd!I ' t>enent!I. Appnn. Newspaper Con1er1. ~tin. In our 118.lea dept. Du\J8 ill> STREET, COSTA· t.1ES1\. TELEPHONE w1 e.x~r·d. F'/)l)(j It EttlmatOll. ~i31·37'13. ttt'COUnll ng clerk ln the Miilry $600. age lO. Udo Isle, llalboa c'IUdl' ll!ll\I, typlng, N!t'O rd 642-4321 }o~OR APPOINTlitEN'f. ll ~ v" rn g,. Con 1 r oiler u. I _, H II acL'OUUI• pnyo.ble: drpl Centrnl Orangf' Co. airport C/l.tt>, Inc. 837-~ X231 Pc11ln11ulA & noll:io'l. Point. k(l1•pln1, repocu, t>tC'. "'e .,.,/lfl.l\:t' llVttl or re1u1unin1 '""Y "I lnu au "I ' locatlon for sharp person l.eh1ure \\'orld La.r. llil\1 Contact 1'fr. Unrk11lrom at are located ln Oran(Ct Co. An Equ1I Opportunltv Employer bat'k~roond. Se nd J'('l\une f.< $10 &: U.P· * fl63..&lS2 Thlg posltJon r e Qui r e 1 ""'ho llke9 to do her OV.TI the UAil.Y t~ILOT or c11ll & ofte-r .xtrft bt:netltii lli~·lud· I ~--:---:-01i----"----""'-Oi-'='-"•'--'==='----I ~{lry desitt'(J to C111.S11ltiffl -pr1•vlou11 cx111•r. In a lara:e thing. Small conaenlal ()tc ASST CONTROLLER 64.2--4311 & le&\'e applicotlOn. In" profit 1haring. stock Help ,,,.anted,. M&F 7100 Help W1nted, M&F 7100 l\d no. Q~7 l'/o l>aily Pllol, •\ Hou1ecle~1nlnt 60S4 ~u't'Ounlin.1e dept ~·laccounta ""'/lots l activity. JJw.:y 1'1U11t have KOOCI \\Wking BRANCH MANAGER PUf't•l\ue plana le fully paid I'. n . WGO, Coi.-ua r.11·5<1: Ca pasuble C'Xp('r. de 1 I red . ~alt'll "1'0' r%•·~F•RrEOOE""· knowled;i:e In au an-as er ""-' .. _ ·001 med plan.'I. ELECTRONIC 1 ~9~~-~~'~· _______ , D.cllcated Cl••••'~ A1opllcant ,, ....... 1,,,., a-•--.. ... ...,. ... Jet'~ 1 v. w/:abtllly TOWNSEND CO DESIGNER -· JUWU 1111.U lll.:l.'Ol.UlHng &. ICme .'IUpeJVI. lO b • Fl):\rt:Jt 1·1u:EZE-.... -umRn • WE 00 ~~VE'lYTill"(,' • of 1·2 )'l!l.1'1' Gnll ...... ,,_ 1l·• S manage new rMeh. I "' ~· '"•"' "" "' HOry ~. ltl"'°" t0 $1~·. I -..-~-.... vn,•\"°' e ~ Clio-Jllvet Divl•in.o PIU'I I n1e. Apply 899 "'· Hhh Jtets. l>'rt!e est. 84G-2839 ab!llty 10 du lite typl"K· -.. ..-. _,, ""' '"v"""" "'' ..... x...,r. ~ •• ., ""' ASSEMBLERS Cu.II Jt'WI Drown, ~Kl-6055. euentlal. XJn•t c"Q, paid 004 E. \\laml!r, S.A. :<t . t· .. ~tll ~lesa. II 0 U fi EC L 1>: AN I NG -Allergan offl!ni an e~cellcnt •JellJ\ Urov.'n. 5 0 -6 0 5 5, hf'netil.s. Call IUvt>rMidt, 111 (714) 54S-S51 I P .C. BOARD LAYOUT ' r:,\l.S 10 help W/l'xpruvt hu!o. e x perienced. lt~feN,nce. lx>nf'rll& plsn k OUl,stll.ndln& 556·1100 Coa1t11.l J)ersonnel Agenty. t.:flG....6()jO, ext f.8, Equal Equal Oppor. Employer 1<1ilJ. 11/r. TQP S5. C~r. S~~~l. hour. N.B. area. Y.i:irk\ng C.'Orl(litioru;, 2790 Harbor Blvd, C'\1 Oppor . Employcr. (Oringe County} l!nmedtn!t optnings Pxisl on Pl11°1·.r-. ~Ir. Lyc>ni 84&-~ AUTO SALESMAN BUSBOY the day ~ h , t r Gi':NERAL llousecle1ming, Apply lnf.lnon or co.II AAMES Bureau Experlenc• Not f:xper. Prefer Ami•r. citizen, CLERJCAL TE1'1PORARY "'' 1wd an t'Xpcrie'nced, '"P· w I man u ta c 1 u r,. r or * GARDENER * clone by the job. Jteas. _ 83 -8880 Nocoooary 1-:ng&h or Spanlirh '*SECRETARIES * no11·h Designer In hls.:h c·om rne rclal t t' 11 1 L•.....,.'d ••• '127 '* AC(..~. a.ERKS • d,.nsity DIP and dl••r-1 1ns1n•-..nl1 •h-1--• , K 11P ~'O'Jr ""n bo$5! Part or "'-n.. '• .,......., • ON TII"' JOB T" "INING &pell.kin<>. S:JRrv ae«>nlin<> ..... ~-.. .. ,.,. .. -"'" "" " f 0 ·~ 1 ,... ·-J .. * TI'PIST'S * circuit lar,ut1. \\'e are u tr.il'lt' near the Oran~" /tune. \'our cwn area. Palntint/P1-rlnn 6073 AllERGAN Ot Employment Aj'ency Sell Balh Ne~· 11.nd Used Can o exp('r. Apply he111·n 2:30 '"OUR SKJLJ..S \, c llogh fnco G t J ,..-• 270011 I Bl d E.'xcellerrt 8 ,, •• 111, &. 4:30 pin llnnlburgt'r ''EEDED ''O\V uynatn c, grow ing , oun l y /\lr11 o c1 , . n1!. u.aranHM Suite 201 ar)l'.)tCori~a Mesa Paid Va~~~n llamlet, 1:..15 Adanii;, CJ\l •~ 1utctS11ful company y,·ith a Hequ.lrem<"nt1 inc lud l'~ Cusion1crs. Earn ~ow. Pay lflllura~e Allk for Mr. Haken. NEEDEDCNO\V ~mall, stable de1lrn 11cc1lon. J::xper. In y,·irin~ & Ln11·r .. Pl~OF. painter. ho11e8t \''Ork, i•ea•. Int/ext ., [tte esUmato. Refs. 518--27";>9, 642--3913. 2525 DuPont Drive lrviM, CA 916'4 Equa.I Oppor. Employer rmsr Cl.ASS EXT./lNT. PAINTL'JG, J>AP!:.'lUIANC· ING, 1''ree E11tlmates 979-5:.'94 PAJNTlNG & Repair. 3:> yrs workm•nsttlp '1!a.t. Take 11dvantttE1? of lT\Y e x p ACCOUNTING CLERK 536-7/l':JG INT/EXT PAINT. A/Rcti?h·able eicper. lnclud· . N~ Ing handling collection1 &: All Omn&e Co. Jim 61'>-~ credit lnvf!!lligatlons. Type FREE EST. PHOf.~. 50 \\',p.m. 10 Key adder. 2·3 PAI.NTJNG. lNT. -EXT. Yeani exper. * 557-4274 * c ll ,--a or Appl. '* 10% DISCOUNT * llldUill:rial Re.lallon!<i W&llpapering & Pail1ting Free Eat. Call 53&--05-t8 PAI?\T "-SAVE GOOD fl.t'AT!<;ltIAI. CALL RAl.J->11 642-1255 PH.OF, walloovcring. stale 1714) 494-9401 TELONIC INDUSTRIES lie. No. 27951•1. Jn1ur .• all Laguna S.ach types P8P¥'· 714/JW2...l.186. ,• Pl•tter/Repalr 6077 ~uni Oppor. Employer PATCH Pl.AS'J'ERING * ACCT. CLERKS All ~!ii ~mates * BOOKKEEPERS ln1med!.ate Ten1porary Pool Service ' 6079 Assignments PR 0 J<~ E SS 10 NA LPool Service & 1'fainteaianee. EtJicient & Re liable . Custom Pool S e r ,. i c e . 6"-81'26 All Area1 Orange County Jo~or Further Info c.a11 Aleta Frederick, 1'111'. 714/835-4103 QUALITY pool '"";" -1 I •. . est. cleaning only, rtllable llll•I•• I ~·orKmanship Nelsons Pool Serv. 843-1661 1MS10!1 DI llMDIWJ Remodel & R•p•lr 6081 ru101111lacu1cru 11 0 ME RE~tODEl.INC • An ·equal oppor. eniployer REPAIR -fttAJf'.;IENANCE .. ~likt' Orrick 581-4076 or ACCOUNTANT JR. 494-3837 Gf'ncrnl a(-countlng functions Sancfblastina 6083 tllr smnll manuf. oo. Resp. PAID VA ATION Salary (.'Omnlt-n~urau1 .,.,•\th soldering of e It' cir on l c 534-7187 or 534-3144 All Shlh.11 (;>pen Apply In person cnly. CAMERA TRAINEE e NO FEE e experience, excellent frirt'>e ccnnponent!. VACATION $$ Ask tor ~Ir. Roberts FuU tlme position for }'(lung HELPMATES 00nel!t9. Send re1ume to: On Work Grounds PART·TIME . ATLAS person.No<'xp crlence 83S-88ili Please Ask For GENERAL OFFICE WEEKENDS Chry•ler-Plymouth ne<:ffsat)' bu! help!ul. Alter 1:a:; E. l7t11, SuH:e 115 S.A. Classified Ad no. ltiS N11ncy Ley Busy moving &. storage co. lrrunediate o ""•nU..,.s f 0 r 2929 Harbor Blvd. tra·~· to beoon\e l'.>ept. "·o Dally Pilot Or Alan Ads mo l ,.... ... ,.. _ _. •1 M-pply l• ~,.,. •-k = · __ ... nC't'i ~ llCC.'UralC' tv. pist "'"/lilr Sct.'ur ity Cuardll in o.c ........... ~ ... ·~·~ ................. I •• ,, N" , .... ~ ... ,...,. C01\.rtANION. Needed at P.O. Box 15GO t or ln1n1n1UHC lnt('f'V.'!'i bkkp,,, <>1-ier. G re a t area.. 1040 Jln>/\\'k, $2.25 or" r. K"MA'" RT one.! 5 dys wk. S.5pm. for Co1ta Me&a, Ca 92626 DANA !otar1irl!: salary .t good hr. No e.xpit'r, necesa. Call AYON · man 'ftcuperatl.ng t ro n1 An Equal Opportunity benefits. H p.m .. :>-t&-9571. A k 2aJ> Harbor Blvd, C.t<.I. broken h i p. w 11 1 k11 En1ploye.r · ' Jason Best Agency SF.cUR.ITY SERVICES CO. I I • • • \\'/wttlke-r. 962-«IGS H.B. ==========~! 2401 Campus, Jivinr 1-ioo" kl PRICES ARE GOING UP, CARPENTERS (714) 133-1234 ' 0100 1ursl, 1'~. Vly. APARTMENT managen1ent, SllOULDN'T YOUR DRAFTSMAN ~--• 0 m/J SuueZl3 !li:HJTW C.OUple Asai1dant. Hu5band Need exper. carpenters for · Computer -'-"4u~ ppr. Employcr maint. 1'-11e cleaning&. office 1'"A1\.flL'i mco~fEf Yoo quality aallboa.t manuf. 4 Trouble Shooter l =i::::::=====~=:;: rnllet, salary + apt. can help by earning extra Day \\'k. Xln't benefits. ~ful!t know In-put & out·put DE ELECTRON Gen'I Ofc $42.S.$450 ~~;!~ENT t.1anngerl!, ~ i1:~:t1~ ~~;!~ T·~ i~i ~r':: th':;; ~~rs-:19 :~~~~ f f:;1~esir~t 1~~'Qf~ iOr~~~e SIGNE RS I ASSE MB~ E ~~ . 0i11~: \~Zt~ ~rer ~?11~1f~ Units, Garden Grove, expd Wests•il Corporation Co. Top SS$. CH ;\Just ha\"e 6 mos solder111:: app!icnnt re-entering uie c:ouplt, 714_8 4 6 _ 3 7 2 1 , t:7(}.11 lntcrested'! Ca 11 1638 PlacentU.., c.~I. Apply t1ntnediately ECK ERS ex pe-r. Go to v.·ork imnlt'd. · joh ntk1. i:?.Z-9136 · · A!'>K i--OR GAIL ln . O".lsta !\.!~ are a . Angwi Gordon ART/Craft teachers. Im· med. opening, non-degreed· ~ OK. 64~1557. ASSEMBLER HADY Siller for Summer. Hi Sehl girl, refs, !\Ion. thru CASHIERS •·n .,7:30 to 5:30. Own Are you ·at least 18 yrs old. tranfip .. 3 sch! age children. bondable, neat in ap:)('ar· $4:.. .,.,.k., Our Town ance, enjoy working v.·Jpeo- Cnmplcx, C.J\1. 540-4730 pie & outside in the ff't'sh BABYSITTER to. watch 2 al;;''! If SO, 1'-'e V.'Ml to lalk 4 day work week, to girls 7 & 10. al.I day during to you about being a cashier hour~r d•y, 4:30 PM ~~0m•67r;, ~6 ?AY· Cd~t in one of our ulf serv. glil ..... . "'"'" sta!Jons \\'e need z;everal to 3 , (2nd shift) on DABYSl'ITER, Llve In, on full & p/tlme people im· temporary baslt. Fae· heh, l1B. 5 children all Aeh mediately in CO!ita lo!esa & tory exptrlence helpful, age. Own rm & TV. Hunt. Beach. For Interview but not nec••••ry. $2.00 536-1007. call Ba.rb&ra, (Zl3J 92S.M31. FJ9r hour,.rplu1 ihlft dlf-B:A=B'°v~s'°11~1.,.-: ~1-1v-e~in-.~Prt~v. CASHIER ferentlat. Appl.w.Ja...SMr., ,-rtn· 1 _Boy , 8 yn;. Call Plot 's Reliet for food It bt:\lerage, •on. . ~ !\fature, resp & dependable. BABYSITI'ER. Nights. Own Some lite bkkpng. P/Ume. tran1portaUon. 6 n1or; Infant. See Personnel ?-.lana1:er, • PRIMARK . PRODUCTS co. 1620 S. Sut•n S•nf• Ana, Celif. (Between Harbor & Feirview, south of Warner) Refer. ~143. Bilbo. Bay Club BABYSITTER, 2 children, ll Im W. C.oast 1-lv.y .. N.B. &9.CViv: Cdi\f.<m'Tllnuts· CASHIER to$SOO porta.Uon. 673-3359 Fee Paid. Great spot to uae BARTENDERESS, exp er . your PR&. math. No l)'t>ing. only. lolust be reliable, A1M> Fee Positions. Call friendly &: desire steady job. Control Catt-er Employment Call 54S-9146 btw l lam &. Agency, ~-115. 3 4 0 0 9pm. lr\'ine Blvrl.c . .::':::·•::;· __ _ .Oiiiiii0ii0ii00ii0ii0ii0ii0ii I C \SHlER f c r dri\'e-Uiru Bank photu shop, lfunt ... Bch. Pref. lady over 4.5. (}A'fl ll'ansp. 962-4353 rASK J<"ORCI:: Po.~1fion a\•a1l 1n1med. " Personnel A:rellC) TEMPORARY SERVlCES VarillJl DA!A t.fachillt'~. a Shift!. :'..13 E. 17th SI., 0 Unit l:i 123.f.I HarOOr Blvd leader in the <.'Oniputer APPi.'' r-;O\\' <:u~t;l :\lesa &12-6nY.I Carden GI'Qlle industry hall i mm ed ia I e ASK FOR CAIL '"IOSl TASK FORCF: GIRL FRIDAY .. _ opening!! in our drafting TE ... !PORARY SERVI CES de"pa rt men I fot• tl)l' ,....., Recent ofc exper. !\lust type I CONsmU<:nON~ work. follo"1ng: t ... ,..., H!lrbor Blvd & use 10 k"Y· Pleasant N-~ obl• c~,· me• JS Garden Grove pho 1·1 f -'I =..., uuu .. 63 ... lOSl ne persona 1 r or i;.m..., yrs or older to \\'Ork ~ • DRAF!S~IAN-<!ntI)• lt>\'el • manul. plant in c . i\!. days \\ii:, lon&: hrs. good pay. position 1 ~~j(i'~~ji!!":;;:;;;:".;;":"l~·~l~>-~'!'~2'£~. ;;;;;;;.~;_~~.I Call \Vknds 84.2-8560 or I:XPERJE?\CED. hard\\·ork- \\'kda.ys 847-f,002 '* DE S IG!\ER.'i--pre\·ious Ing Rt>nl Estate Salesrruin l!Xp!:'ritnce &hou.ld include for spacious, nf'""' off\(~ COOK-TRAINEE ont' or mo!'E' of I he \\'llh established firm. C,\LL Salary accordine to exp, follO\\·ing: 2 yea.n , technica.l 493--1124 for confideniicd in· Prefer oo 1tudent11. Ex per. M:hool, detail nnd assembly ten'lf'<l·. P-f'd b"t will train Apply dra"i ngs. PC ta p ' -" p '"""""---,---,--~ •'" " .. · " EXPER. "·01n o" J• ,,-k o• c-1.·eeo 2·30/"30 p m la'-'OU~O! board1 w·olh IC"• " •• " U'C • ... • • J spons.,.,·ear shop. Full 1in1e. Hamburrer Hantlet, l54j and I a r mechani c a I GUARDS Lagun• Hills 1re1 & S. Ora"te Co. Adams, O.I. Ask for ?<.Ir. packaging. The Sport Nook. 488 E. 17th Haien. St .• (Comer of Irvine) c.~I . F II & P/Ti =="'--~==----* CHECKERS -Pl"P\'iOUS EXPER. n1ature 11:c11nan 101 U lme COOK experience. should include 1 house \\·ork. I Dll)'. ·a .... ·eek. 6 .. Top Broiler li-lan yelil' of design/chC'cking Hn. $2. per hr. 551'-9600. ./ Training ProvideU Apply ln Persol') plu.!i 2 yeani or design EXPERIENC _0 ./ Retired persons ok Vt'l\•et Turtle Re8l. checking. Experience in PC · E T 0 Y 0 ta ./ Xln't opponunll)' 59 Fashion Island, N.B. boanls mandatory. mechanic 1\·a11ted r or for CQJ!ege students COOKS helper for approx J6 agency, 494•7503. I Tin1e & •, for o\'ertime hn. per \\'k. Apply at Shark If YOO are look ing ror a EXPER. Sales person for I Car & phone rcqulred l!iland Yacht Club, aft 3, career ""'ith an Orange beauly liUpply ! h c p . 1099 Bayside Or., Ke .... 'J)Orl County L'Omprui)' 1 hat .).)7-lOSJ. Beach. ofteni: COOK, f /time *Stock Purch•s• Plan Con,._ Hospital 642.()598 *Profit Sharlnv *Group Insurance COULD you ui1e extra $35-$50 C I I p \\"k'! P/t eves & Sats. Pref. ompet t Ye ey WELLS FARGO GUARD SERVICE l"--"'"""".;_-'-"----'-:OC for payroll & pay r ot I \\'000 Text.. Bldg1, liousel, repor1 11, audit aC'counllng boats, patios, swim pool5. machine run.~. prepare Shop for smaller Items, journnl en1r1·s. Ahle to QuickS1uxlCo.646-4296.940 e.ss iM I ac cou nl l ns; An Equal Opportun i t y W. 18th St. C. 1'teaa supervl!IOr . Kno'liliedge of l ;:;::E:m~pl=o~)'':';:':'~lf:';:::: Experienced New Accounn Clerk UNITED CALIFORNIA· BANK Centerle11 Grinder Exper'd. For progressi\-e Costa t<.Iesa manuf. concern. Good co. benefits & v.-ages dependent upon exper. C11ll :>G-0401. empl'd, ?-.Ir. Le\i 84&-54.55. *Modern Facilities EXPORT BILLING TYPIST Oh·. 811.ker Pro!ective Serv. 1532 \\!. Common11·cahh Fulle.rton T~o~l,=v~lo~i~on"-'C:R=,=p=•o;ir-~6090=' I computer syste-n1s essential. 549-3041 Tiii.~~~·to~~.1u~~:s1 .. """,,;,,."~°',;,;,'°.,',.· "E"m"p;,lo,;',.',.'~ I ASSEMBLERS '"°" ·-ooe<lodl R<co,d, ACCOUNT CLERK T.V.'•, ~uaranteed. ll'ITERMEDIATE 222 Ocean Ave., La9una Beach 17141 494-6546 CHEMICAL IAB TECHNICIAN CR·EDIT MANAGER 83!1'A"w 1 ~ SCHRh c .om, t.~~V.,...,.,,,, Contra.ct position. Fringe • · "' · ·" · ....,,..~ bene/its. 2 Yrs accounting Tile 1 6091 ex-per. Typing 50 w.p.rn. Apply CERAMIC Tll.E ~ & Ca.tt Community remodel, Free r.stln18.tes. College District Sm ;lobl. "-elcome, 536-2-426 1370 Adams, Oxta Me1111: TrM Servlc• ~ 6093 Equal Oppor. Employer REASONABLE .A /PAYABLE CLRK le-competent trtt trimming \\'ell e~tab. fum moving to and removlli. (Hart Student) l l''ine Complex needs Jf'!dlv. Callfortr"eeest.586-1764or w/1ome accounting ~ bnckground. 10 key addt'r & • good figure aptitude. Salary TREE SERVICE, trimming, to $500. Call Sally llart, topping, remcval of ivy ~ 540-6055, Coastal Personnel ahrubl. Roger 4~ Agency, 2700 Harbor Blvd, '* TOPSOIL * COfl.IPOST oC>ii' I ... ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;• I * MULCH '* REDWOOD • Call ~ A/REC CLER"- Tutoring _ 6094 rtt Paid. Top salary for posting cash re<"eiptll, type LO\V GRADES? 9.unrne.t lit<' correspondence. I...arge elementary tutoring. Expcr. ....·ell ~nown ~: Plush afC'.!i. teacher. Call eves:'S.73-8-196. Al ro f ee Po:o11t1ons. =--~--.--~~ 1 Jaton S.st Agency Window Cl1an1ng 6091 Brookhurst, F. Vl,v. * SUNSHINE WORh."ERS * !'Ulfe 213 963-6i75 Industrilll, residential A/RECEIVABLE Fr~ est. 6-12-6931 School ' Fee Pa.id. Beautiful rnOOcrn I OfCll In Fashion Island. Good Instruction 700S phone voice & 10 key adder by touch. Salary to $520. PIANO J;111tructor has Also Fee Job&. Call Sally openings 1lO'N for 1111n1mer Hart. 540-6055, Coaslal schedule. JW'll! 17th to Aug Personnel Ag_!n.$... 2 7 9 0 10th. $4.50 \3 hr. Mesa Harbor Bl\'<I, t..:M Verde area. $-3932.!!!!i!!!l-'~AgCT~MT~f:l!E~S~D~l~R~E~CT~O~RR '![ll] Exper. prefd. F/tln1e. ) iJ Conv. Jlospllal 642-498 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiial ADVERTISING JI *Friday to $600 Job W1nted, Fmele 7050 Fee Ncgo. Ori1ngc Co. EN I-: H (;~TI C d Airport llN'A , Good typlnK, Journa.lisn1 n1a11:, :::k ~ phones. Pit, 1mo .... "1 nd I ' ·,, l'R. agl'.'ncy lt'rn1inology hclµu l. summer empoy, Godo . 1 •1. A11gus r n ning. tU11c e w r l 111 ~ Personnel Ag1..'llC'Y '\\'/photo. 01· t'1!latc1t f1elJ!s. ~-.~ f' 1~11 51 u ·1 1~ Four day work "''ttk, 10 hofln J>e.?' day, Wt to 4:JOPJ\-I. Experience helpful, but not necessary. $2.00 per hour. Good company bene:f:illi. Pald heallh, life insurance, vacallons &: sick leave. Apply ln Pen;on PR I MARK PRODUCTS CO. 2620 S. Susan Sa.nta Ana; Calif. IBet~·een Harbor I.: Fairview, South or Warnerl An Equttl Opponunlty Employer Banking *·.TELLER* PART 1Th!E Imn1ediate opening in Costa !\lc11a Otfice. Savings 11.nd Loan or bank experience prE"ferred. !\fust be 1'-11ling lo ~·ork S aturd ays. E.xcellent salary. \\-'Orking conditions and b en e t i t a • Ca U: ' AMERICAN SAVINGS 3ll0 Brlstol St, Costa !\fesa ?-.Ir. HuizengR 979-9800 Equttl opportunity employer Jl.l/F \Vith exp4!rience in analysis of Electm-platlna solutions or related processes. Some college pretem!d. S en d resume or apply: Diceon Electronics Inc. 18.:122 Von KarmM lr<.ine, CaliL 93:i62 IOnnv• County) " Growing ele c lron ic1 m11nuJacturer located in Orange County requite! Individual with • t r on a: background in collections. Credit experience desirable. Salary commensurate .... 1th experience. Degree pN!fe.rred, minimum or 2 yeara college required. Send re1urne lo: Standard Memorle1, Inc. A Subsidiary of APPUED!\IA GNET l CS CORP. mt s. Anne SL Sanla Ana, Ce.Ji[. 9'1104 An equal opportunity Employer n1/f BEAUT':t' OP ERATOR ASSISTA.~T JI.lust have Calif. cosmolologists lie. KEN TEl\IPLETON HAlll &,.YLTST. 642-6837. An Equal Oppo rt unity An <'quill oppo rl uni l y Employer employer CLERICAL VBEST JOBS Growing~ Crycgenit *Bkkpr/F/C $700 Equlpmenl fl.ffg, Co. needs *Ex. Sec'y to $100 ASSEMBLERS NEYER A FEE assemblers. Plea.se apply or ca 11 CR y 0 DYNAt.llCS *G.,,'I Ofc to $5'3 5e • INC., Stibsidiary of Royal *Collect Clrk $600 cretar1eS Industries, 2001 East Deere *L9g•I S.c'y $900 Excellent Flrm A-. .. s .A. 11141,...,,121. *R•copl. $500 Keyp1111Ch ASSOIBLY TRAINEES *Ex. 5.c'y to $700 i ~J Hr Pay, Beaut otcs N~.'ii'.';E~ft~;;"-"· *Soc'y/Si-$520 Customer Rel A :!AC LEODS . 833-1932 ~~ sl~:~y to :~ Sec"y l.ecJal ASSEJ\IBLERS & paekerr;. G I Off! No expe<. ...,.,~ Apely *L19•I S..y $600 enera Ce 2tt26 ?\-lcGaw, Irv\ne. *Keypunch Opr $575 ASSlsrANT Manager . *Stcy/Rectpt to$600 trainees. COtJntcr girls. fr)' *Assemblr PC $3 cooks, dnys, nights, grave *Secy /Mktng to $600 yllrd shUts. Open full I.: *Ex Sec'y to $750 p;u1 lime. Apply Jack in the *A/P bl to $7lS Dartnell Personnel Service Agency Newport Beach 640-8470 Orange S47-1'94 CUSTODIANS. an shifls. \\'ill !rain. _Ex-per pref'd Personnel Dept, Hoag J1osp. 'll DECK HAND for pr\valt' sportfishlng boa!. ,. ea r around. Exper. n e c e 1111. Good benefits &: \\'ages. Send mume to Cla1S.1fied ad no. 159 c/o Daily Pilot P. 0 . Box 1560. C.osta Mesa, Calif. 9'2660. DELIVER\' men perm . , p/tlme. Early m o r n ne\\'spllpcr deli\'. to N.B. homes. Approx. 2 hn!. $200 Ptr n10 + a:u allow & bo11us. 642-4800. DE,NT,\L A SS I STANT, cha!rside, full tin1e In r\'ewport Center, X-ray Lie req, can bet 8 & II, ri1cn- 1''rl, 64Q..-O.l60 Box. 38.j E.,.J.7th St.. Costa *E ~~a , e ~ i\fesa.. x. ~c y ....- The fastest draw In the \\le-st. *Recept Hr $2 .SO Clerical. l\ledlcal Dentttl \\l: NEJ::D \'OU! DENTAL· ASS.~T. Laguna Please apply in person or conl act B. Krafka j714) 833-2400 ext. 336 VDM 17141 S2S.2316 Equal Oppor. Employer Acc~cy es~ent~al.. spee<1l'G~u~.~\R~D!s""""""""""""~I desirable. f am1\ant)' v.•/ SECURITY export procedures hel pful. · Vori•n D•t• Good !;~"&..,~pm OFFICERS Mochlnoo CLA·YAL CO. Full & p/tlme. Oppor. 10 2722 l\-flchellOll Ori\•e !l!'l\'anre to sgt by Aug. '74. ln1ne, Calll. 9al&i 17th &-Placentia, 01 All wiiforms 8 up p Ii e d . Equal Opportunity Employer ION BUS UN[) Starting wages up to $3 per -M/F · \j;Qual Oppor. Employer hr. Phone & c11.r req'd. ""l'!i','i~~~~~~l!i""'I zi==:=:=:=:=:=i::=i::=::I Apply In person, Wed June --:::: DRAFTSMAN, SR. 3, 4100 No. Harbor Blvd, I od -•-•-· FASHION ISLAND Fullerton, 9A.\l'-noon or mm . wr a ~ruor 17099 Brooklmnl, ,._,,,.,., Draftsman with expe.rit>nce ""' in Tool Design and t.feel &: grret in gorgeoua Valley, ~5P1t1. . Fabricated compo nen t ofcs O\""erlooking Balboa llAIRSfYIJSTS, p It 1 me:. drafting. Uland. Penon lihould have Bayiront salon, 8 a I b o a \\'e oUer rornpetiti\'e wnge:o; exper on busy cordless Island. 67J....itl8. <1.nd benefiis incl. paid PBX. BUlly busy boa.rd, lots medicaJ plan, M Io c k of calls coming in. f'ront purchase plan and profit desk a pot. Jo~ ant a 8 I i r &haring pa.Id In cash benefHs & t.alary. quarterly. Plell.'le !lubm!t re!nl?ne: \\iltl salary history. 1 resumes "'1thout salary histories o,i.ill not b e COllSldered,) HELP WANTED Large Company Expanding TOWNSEND CO. Chcny Ri\'et Division 12il E . \YaJTl<'?', S.A. F.qual Oppar. Employer DRAFTSMAN-CIVIL !\!in 3 yM e:-.:per. GoOO oppor. y.•/new firm. 979--5195. DRIVER Major company in Ne\1·· port Beach needs experl. enced c.'OUri<'r driver. drive bet\\·een Nev.·port Beach &. Los Angeles, dally (~ton·Frll . Perma- nent position. !\lullt ha,·e Calif. driven llcenge &, Calif. commercial llcen.se (class 2). Alto, xln'l drtv· ing record. Apply Jn PeJ'SOM('_I Dept 9Al\1 -ltAt\!, r.lon-r ri PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Ne~'J)Ort Cl:>ntl'r Dr Ne .... -port Beach Equal Oppor. Employe1· 100% FREE 556-1100 AAMES Bureau Ot En1ployment Agency 2700 llartxr Blvd Suite ~7 Olsta i\lrS& NOW HIRING I' f' r m11 n f'fl t 1\·ork 111 rnanufacturing, dis1ributing .~in s tallation . "No l'XIJ"'riunce llC'C't'SSftl'V due 10 l'.'\ct'll<'nt training j,1'0i.;1·11111 f()r 1nt>11 & v•onien t8 & i11· ... r. TOP WAGES F /C BOOKKEEPER For ;\!()re l11forn1ation Call. Fun charge thru T B 5~2591 payroll for small Oui~'. Call Mon & Tues Only beautlful location. \\'ork l""~~~~:'!.'!~~~~I \\'/controller treasurer. Co. HELP WANTED pays 1~ of fee &. rt>lmbunes f ull & Pllime 1 ~ In 90 days. AJ90 Fee METRO CAR WASH Jobs .•• Call Betty Culler. 2950 Harbor Blvd 5-iiHi055, Coastal Personnel Cos la l\lt'sa 546.SlSl Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd,1---====.:.;;:,,;;:;;; CM HOSTESS P11r1·1ln1e. Apply Dcl11oey·s. FEE PAID 240.15 Toro Rd, Laguna KEYPUNCH OPR $57S .~""'"=''·=,..,-~~~~ Au'-'!?. ·o'ATE,:OJRDOBS llOSTES.5 & Ca.shWr. f/tirllt'. ·~ Appl~· In per""'" Hlan1-?pm E;\IPLOYr.IENT AGENCY \l'cekdays, Cisro's Rest, 17305 Brookhurs!, F. Vly ~ulh Coa!;t Yillagt' . 96.1-i.'ll l or ~.-..i7-5863 llOUSEKEE PJ-:H . li1'!'-in for Varied prC'vioU!I e x p c r . ..,,., ·· 1 1 " ni :> <I DENTAL ASSIST,\NT IIUI El Toro ti.rea. Expe.r. \ranlii to !!'<irn. 6-IG-902-1. Co~ln i'ol1·s11 642-67'.!0 •.• o. Dally Pilot Classified Ad. Call 642-".JiiS. ~IJ\c'li\GEMC:NT OPENINGS " J\lEDICAL.ASSISTANT ~~ri~~:anr:':i'tli0. ~~~30 DRl~ER WANTED TI'PJNC-n1y l10mf' S 1 • 2 ;jd r-=--==,.-----------...,......,..,.l I *Qua!. Atsurince M"rl ./ 1\IEDICAL 1NS. BILLER Shuttlf! bus privt'r for one ot FE J\I A I r.: "' t !110lhl'rh.'SS llOme. Boy 13 , ~ a c (Ir Y ~·rs & J:lrl 15 )Tll o{ age. l"nc~agr~'!!, $2 hr to litnrt. .\lusl llri\'l-'. i\lr. ,John ~lerit ra1!ll!s. 548-51~. (:l\'nn-: 714: /l.l&-12lr1 or :lL1: double spa('ed pai:e ltatc~1 1 • { &~. ~1ED l.AB TECH. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Omnge County's leading 1968~'-i'·-~l"·l(ier;t~. S <' 1 e'c tr i r ~.,·,~TAR . GA'7E'W>'C.-¥..., *Electronics$l"SltK TJ::Cll. ExP'd, computer bl 11 in ,,... "'"w car nt11Jerships. .. . :-.a,,1 ..&"--,.. ... o-./ F11.E Cl.F:RKS Pref. )'J\g, mature \\"Oman. Jo::xN""lle:nt cpportun ity. See l\.I E DICAl, Sl'C)'/t.rnnscl>r t1r <.LAY R. POLLAN *M.nuf. Engrng { GENERAL OY."FtCE Glirden Gro\'e, 534-()109 Vic Snyder ,_ 1'. Atul_I .. ,.. __ ,_, Ji. l11u. $1• 'llK I LEGAL TRANSCRIBER DENTAL chairside assistant. ATLAS \\'ants lull tln1c poslt..,n in .... u 11 M '°"' 0o,1,.-,11,..,,._.... un u tti_ ....., ./ NB. Cl\l fll't~a. $650 month. .,..,,.1.,i ,, Y Au ••ti•11t 11 .~. sro••· ; ~lQ> *Cost Acctng Mgr RECORDS, CLRK, pit R~nt ell:P necessary. Silt. Ch'rysler-Plymouth FE~1'\LE cutter for Newpor1 ;)!¥.1--:llSt &Reh mens hair salon. 1.-o170~U~iS~E~K~'E>:='P~E=R-, -,~"-.,,_-,-,, 6-16-Z116. neautiful Hunt. llarbour FIGURE WHIZ honl\•. ~lusl dri\'e, h!!''C ()\\'O car. E'xpcr . .l refs. Top !'1•1. 1146--0llli 645--6320 eves. h ;.,o,U.i. To d,.,1op mtii1og'· tor Mol'ldoy, ~;~~.JI • to SltK ./ TYPISTS •· · only. 5S8-8077 2929 Harbor Blvrl. r¢J47.y~ ~~d\<Ofr•~pond•ngtorunbtt-i L;.,.._..... 'INDA !'ORD DENTAL Assistant, •Vft'd CostA !\fesa 546-l!r.14 •--·I J-•I•• R.'', -,, ,,, IJOIJSEKEEPEn nec<IMI to ACCOUNTS RECECVABLE A,, .. ,,,. ofYoV< Zodioc blr1h,'9fl. *Gen Foreman 1).t4K .. ~.. ......._.. '' "" "' ... v. BOOKKEEPER fit..., ;;_ 10 1 ~ lt ._•, ,, ,_......, KOl~~"'° E~lPLOY?ofENT AGENCY chalnride, Newport Cent.er, DRIVERS 1.fil'f' need cf a Bookk«'per ~rlri he t11kc <'IU'e of slrk Pqboo.rd t:xperience only. 1 ~ "'"~ !.° j~ ~~~ ~i=• °'~· 11 llELEN SOIAFFL'"R l13C6 Brookhursl, F. Vly. 644-2455 Local deliveries • Mon lhn1 v.·ho kf'IO""'ll whflt 10 <lo In a j1 ot r.t irm_all Sh~d™ & cau for 1ppoilltment. S.!4-ll·.111 •Gold ~ ..,_ .. w.lh ~~Sot PERSOl\.'NEL AGENCY 96J.'18ll or 557·5863 DfNTAL ASST Exp or O.A. J<"rt . Apply In p er, Cln, i>niall ofc. L.omted rl~ht 0~~ c ea.ning, : to M0-2Tl9. ~!rs. GibbonA:. 7).~90 :_ .. ..,.. ~!?-·· .. "~-~-"""""~"~''"""I I ALSO FEE POSITlONS l=========z Sc:hl. 546-3000. \\'knds Nev.'P()rf ~l'llk>nf'NI. 4m IW'XI to NC'"'J)Ol"I 'F""·~·. ~..!~,l\~::.d~. !\lust ha.ve MISSION DEACllCRAIT G&MIHI 1,.,. ,, 1 .,i:9'-'"L1t.cwnA .. u• 4262 CamP\IS Dr •• B-4, N.B. 5J6.8965 J().12 Noon. Birch SI., N.B. 9-!0am, i'ot r. Great bcllll. Super chances ,.. · ~ .. ..,,,. Orange County Alrport. Of,.., 11 •~ ll 61 ( .. • €,: 557-21ll CURK TYPIST/ DISHWASHER \\"t-!l't. lor monetA t"Y reward. Last HO USfo:\YIV ES Playhouse: Holp W_ inted, M&F 7l00 Vi,.!~/1uN11~ 1t=.i ~:::,. fo~ ::: :: n E-ll.1-N~X-------.i gal lhcrt 5 >~ars. T<.oy Co. nttd!! party·pllll'I 12 .. a~ n .__ 1.1 0t 11 o.. .. otot<J '"'*'37~• Boat Repairm1n 3.11 or 11·7 1hltt. DENNY'S .A • TRA l\fONEY. 1 1ii • l!UJ11'1" 1s<11-s. fo'~ training k A/REC CLERK 56-'1·6' 1,',""'1o• ~~~"""""-'n'-. .. llJ ~'n ·• 1'tu~t be neAt & responsible SECRETARY RESTAlJRANT.317011arbor 211r per day. aulo caJT!er 100°1 FREE ~upplit'.~-CaH l'lr ·write '4W<•• -ni!~-spaper, 5 4 0 • 3 0 0 6 • 70 l>oro1t1~· C'ollt>r, P.O. IJox Loc.i grov.1ne ffrm 0 need• ~'~'" 11 J$~""' !;~ ~$~ ~~~~~4'.!0IN \Oo'OT'ker.BI ~eedl . .,.~~l<'~~t Blvd. C.ril. \\1oody lll2: Anaheim. 9~2 e__yper. lndh•. y,•n key iuir 11 16YW-. "'L""" ''"' ,.N." • ·~ expcr. a(.·,. e 1 uu.ol ~..,.,, \\'e ha\'e M!VerAI pcnnanent DlETAR'". llousekttp, Aidt!. ELEC ASSEMBLERS 556·1100 ll Ot;!\J<:KJ::t-,'PElt N~•d, l'lddtr by I011t•h & Ute 1,~ •I ~ 71Yloltt >!!f.; •'~'e~w~r~~~rt~B<:iiiih~· ... ..,.., ... _. p/tlmt' opportuntiu for Malllrt', dt"pend, 1m. fa<'.'U. "'''-"' ·-·, .,1.,1, to 1700 1.,. 1.1i 11<..t .. .,,.,. 11~-..., '-_~1>11 ,_, l k fro X'ln't ... ,.-&'°"'!" l't'Jlrn!ly rMreded. Exp. tn Y.:n{:li.h not 11l"N'~ll. Bever!)' "" "•· ..,. " · ~,.,·-,..-~"•I ,, ·-",..,. ,.,_ >ct> I wl•h •r lo •·-m .. ,-._ tv"...., v. 'I •l\ JI ... "'"' ·• · BOOKKEEPER " •• '-o-~~-~=~--1 t• o., r l)me l'On1ilruct1on :0.lanor C1•n\'. llo•plt3l, •·•• C1.tll Co..'lslal P e r ~o11nf:'I ;io i.. ~0-....... ID~ .... 16 h--k • Sklll OO"UT 'I ····n ~ llO 111>-~I !"to ., ,_.,,, ......... 1v1 '" ll \\-"._, u .. Ii ,-... I' ,\" ~ • IP'\· ri:q'rl. Ap_pl}'_ In ~_T'IOn \'irl(lri11, c.~I. 6-ll-038T. Asccncy. M()-60.'l;'i, 2790 ,till JUl~ll u-.... ~'"''-":.. .,........ ,.~.l~~·J . ''oung, fruot rrowif1i', Colltll rf'qulred range fl'IJJtl lltt p!r1f'llCf'd, 111111 timf'. Pl!: GOLDEN WEST AAMES Bureau Hnrbor Bl\·d, C~t ~1 ... ~llG 11 ~lMol•-~~ .. i.. IJ T,... 111. u /l.tesa bn~ C.P.A. flrtn t)'J'ltnt & rt'N!ptlonlo;t "'·ork MS--Olt~ ·111 2 PJ\t. MOBILE HOMES llOUSI-:Ct.F.:ANER · Uon>Nt • Account ing C1erk n. 2-1l-n... l;!;;:;6 ~~ :;~.-i;. .. ,._,.,.» needs ag~i\le, r· f C 10 htavy 11h & f}'Plrt£ nef!'ds. ,=:,::,;;;:=,cc.:.o.~;c...-~-rrl111.blr yuumr l:itl or exp·d ll~r'""'""~'~'"':!!.~ 2'Al'N !itOt u~-;c t.U.74 Bkkpr "'ilh minlmun1 2 yrs DOOR..,\AN; good pay Cnll 1929 F.. SI. Anrltt11· Pl S .. \. ()f 1-;nii>ln)'lll('ll\ A.)C('Jl('y liidy 2 dny~ pl"r "'k. Good Nanon11l sflllb'1AI mfur nl'\'dfi 1J c....M ''Md ,,..,.,. ,,ten public bookkeeping exper. · Pl"BM" Call j.18-91"8 bel\\~n 11 am & 9 ELBCTRONIC /\~1't'mlllcr, 2700 1!11rt-or 81\'d P.1~ .co~1u ~11'$1. 11.h!a. ••>1'}11/A~·ln• C:l"rJ.:.. E.~p. "'1'° :HI "'°"' s.ti.. "'..,.." ~·" "~"' THE IRVINE CO pm 61 ~ r· In olU6 11 ,.,00 .,....., """'"' llt." v• . ....,......... , · r-;:-.p l\(\C. Sm! rornpany .,,,./ Suitr 2fJ7 Co!lt.'I rileSR --'-"'·-------! ~ofd. C.::ttl Y:IG-3nQ for fo . ~ u'1 u lOT>e MIY-tOU-W.,. ~ ,,t<t-t.~ ~714) 644-3319 Any cf1\' is the UE'S'r OA'i lu IWTOUndinp. Nr the ott'an .,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ISuftt'1'1ng a ttorai;c crl1i11T · .E. 1...,11-tl "'.~GOJI! ~_!),e.J•C?>f (;~~ul ~·~·Of D 0 0 K KEEPER, }\Ill· 9,\1\.l·NOON run &I! ad' Don't tlel&Y. • in NN1>0rt Be1tt•:h. Apply at ll&\'e winur tAP1rr you hll\'e Stll ~longer nteded Items ClwlDl?d Ad pme and sell •· t'hlll'ltf'. PAM.-Untt . For Equal Oppor. Eniployer Dally Pilot Claulfied Ads Ne11~rt .._ta.rint, tOl.ln1411n1, outgrown'? Sell lt fu t w11h "''Ith a DDl1y Pilot 0.11.Wed nttd or use! Call &l2-G678. interview appt. ~All r,.;1-7S831_,,.,,.,,.,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,, .... 1 _6'_2'_'6_18_. -------, 007 Superior, m2622. a Dally P1lot na~sified Ad' Ar!! &l2·!1678. ~ -~-"--~~ -. __ .......__ . -• - ' • ' p IZ DAILY PILDT1;,.=:--:-cc:--:r.-:-~S.~n~d•!,;Y·iJ~un~•~2,;.,1~9~14~:-:'.::'.;"":' ';';::7.'Z:'iiiH;r,,;r.fj;;"WW'i1niot;;iietl:,il1;\i'lirJl!i'iY'11iRlilliliR11'f.i:;leliPp~W.r..rn;;r.10id~.;1~~ii)}F'''1~1fliObORRilelljie~·w~_.;;;~r.toa~.=i·m~l!IT?i~uu-ro;i~, •• tl .. pp'Wi"'en;;;titect;t,;'lmllJ).,,,f,~,,,~-.or.;,H;.,~p:iwMi.;;nt;;;ed~·r,M&M&:FF),11i1ooiO'jino~t11P~~w ... ~1 ... ~ •• ~.-~F~·1~·100' Help Want ... , M&F~ Help Want,ed, M&F 7100 Help Wanted,~P 71~. ;/. - PRODUCE MAN RP:CEPT . 'rYPl~'T (llt hl•h Scc>••"'1Y • • llOUSf;KJ:.:t::PER, JIOl'l tln1c. , l"ln~ : Mill'kf'11iig Tr:l.h1ee "' , PCI BOARD Exp'd i'Jl.814-1 ~lun~1 ottico In Llgun11. • 1 ' Fie.Ihle .... ,.,. & ""'" INTli"J'""'• MACHINISTS 1 PROF NEEDS NANNY N•guel. &11-2080 SENIOR BlllboA. 673-1381. CLtRK 1 • .r. J \rt> liitve ()penlng9 In our 5 INHALATION Ther;ipilu fnr t:x.J>t.'r. no. 1 ~'d., Nbali& 111> n1n11ut. plant if1 Santn Aua PROlllJIT ION Llvt! In 1nothtrh,.s hcni:u~ OY.'Tl lt~"1aul1\t1l SEC Rn ARY •v .. ., .... ~11 P-•n1• A 11 11·hi•re 11•e niakc fttittcrk'rs ·•, • roon1 w/priv. .~i,_ •. 1 JOLLY ROG ER .............. • -.. -cu1'tlc~· 1111 iii. "'AC: ,_ 1 • "ro hUd,.. -··-'s 1 om .,. 1..... ·~-h 11.hlfh:. P1'rsonnel D l' pt, ,L· '\"!' CONT r lor rlir a .. "ru t 11... MEN . c n, . '""-"U ~wia ""1u• 11•·111 •upport the Re~nal 1 f,i"' ' ' ?i'"'<:e todustl'y, , . , 11' & $) E.n£:1i!ih. 'f&.t'ill, · I·' COOKS · H~ llo:spital, N.B. r:1,•g Nt'\\'lt1nd, ~ r i d ( $ TOP DO....,..,R . Sallis A1arniaer. ~ inc udln(: Bank of America Op1•nlng:< or exp('1 cn1.'C , PROFESSIO~AL IQ~L~ .., (8t1'1lkfu~t shift & Ohul<'rl CWilOmtr liallol1. inatntutn 000 Ne"•port C1•11tl"r • St.'tx•nd~ry i\hll'h srtu1> llEE DE D We are looiktftt ffr: ~ i:.1 ·" Pc. "'ork. sea.ms f'tllll. 1Jou. ASST. MANAGE!R l'OOOtxlll of llillli'• booltlna-1 INSPECTOR DETAIL MACHINE PARTS 1:;1 Shift 7·3:30 3rd Shift 1!·7 • 130c Shilt Pl'en1iu1n1 ' Jns~t ritanitold:11, Pistons, Slee1•es,. Cranks & ~ht1•hin\' P:irts To Blu<'print!l & t'!11al Inspection Rcpo1·1s. Uses AH ~·11shlnn hdttnd E.'lpcr on!~~~ & dr l!s ft , llqu~ 11·01·k. Y~r Mbit:. Ph fl.1ust be cxp'd, good pt\y, )(Int ttn<! ~pondeni::e. Wilt 83 ... 3505 e Carbldt> Die ~f{tkcr e EXPERIENCED LEAD IN TOUCH-\IP 644·68G3, G41MS33 . oppty. Apply in pcl'llOfl. ahio handle IYJ:lina o f Y,qua.I Oppor l'n1plQyC'r. e tt&D Pl'otot)'l)I.' Atuch * NOW * 400S. Coast H"'Y· i\tr. ll01vo. i-eport11 for the Controller at: e Tool & Die M.XN·• e EXPERIENCED TOUCl:l-UP PEOPLE PUBllP 1 .• 4!>WI37 "'Cl! "' wttt•;>ondcoco. ---rN'VOICE CLERK Lot·nl fan1il v t,v~ Llusine~s 111~s de1M~·ndnble indiv. 10 rakf' orders & t~'J)e \nvoil't'I!. R<i11id raiscs. Start $190. Cull &•tly Culler. ~. ('oo~tal P«rsonncl Agell\')'. 279!> Hnrt•w Bh•d, C!ll INVOICING SHIPPING CLERK :"1111111 l"IC'clt1)nic wnrehous<>. !':ii 1-:lre11"011lcs. t 1 8 2 \) \I •·.~ltTn ,\\"-" Gard e 11 l :r01«" 1'9'1-:t\01, " ' ' , ~.,!'_~'1. RN, Relt'ef \\'e oiler coopern .. ,<e ivtt~ To tr ain & work for e EXPERIENCED• TIP PLAY ERS \\'e are a dynamic, )'04.Uli s, benefits tncludi.11g J»'Oflf RELATION.S Conv. lf06plta.I 642-059J oompaey , located n car shurlng Pflkt to emplofei:t in Otanga Co. d istributor e EXPERIENCED SC RE ENE RS Sales \V•n1er Blvd. and lfarbn r ' cash (1Uttl1er1y, s QCk forJ~H1'e""1fcf .. wtst,efeC· ' !."\ \VANT TO BE YOUR -0\\IN Blvd . Good .,,.;,. .. (!• ""..! 1_ "W'("lntsl:! pl&.n &: P 4 i d • T # 5• f I' . t'•• I"~ I bUS)' bo I ··~ ~ ' ,. '"' tr1ca ,cotic arn. -• (1st & 2nd ,,1 t} 11sc1na ..... pea;""" 11 BOSS! t-fow a ut took ng Mil\""' commensurate •wlll! 1 n1edical pmJl, E ·11 •-Jd P o p I• I ., . ., --APPL\' IMMEDIAT We also have ope' ning s for TRAINEES. Join txci ng ·~ • ' e In a lift-n11u·l'·I\ n c e expelienee. Send resume or C~ OPENINGS E II t I · oriented, outt ~lng & cart>er? I'm looking for apply: TOWNSEND """ a leader in the industry. xce en r1nge energeHc ptl'tlOOllhty. Must sonit'Onc ,vho .ha11 .11 C.'Olleitc Ch<'1't'Y Rivet Division • E xp. not nec:ess•ry bctnefits and salary co1nmensurate wlth ex· be very penionablc & '-'<iucation, innrrlod, & \\'ltrlls Standard L?'l-t E. \Vanier, S.A. e Xlnt 'tralning perience. Apply : capable or co ordlna.t lnr: to niakc· tron1 $W.2"JOO'.I I t:qual Oppor. En1 plo)"lr pre19r•m _ outsl.de & lnstl1e dutit.& of \\'ilhin 3 )Ts. r will h'lli11 you Memories, Inc. I • All Comp1 ny DICEON public relations div. or pe_l'!lOnally to beoonle " A Su'···)~,,,.,, ol TnsJ'l('('tion Hand Tools, Sur· I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... iiiiiii• I fat-e Plt1h'. Sin(' Bar & i'ITakl" Own Si.>t-Ups To Ch e 1· k Parts. Own lnspe,:!iun Tools Rl'qUil'cd. I Ruk• r11ngc.-SL t.J. MAIDS ~1lng ,O.C. !inn. aericaf professional lite ""u1 / Fl1ime. St-e P~r50nnel Mgr ·~· benefits skills helpful. undenVl'ltl'J'. I will also gh'e APPLIED fflAGNETtCS \Zl~~,lb~~ .. ~"J:.;'"i!'s $150-$200 ELECTRONICS, INC. 100% FREE ~~ •• ~~u:1: •• ~:·~i ~w~ s •. ~~r.A~~~;s~27~ ,. $5.201. G~ CO . Benefits Xln't Working Conds Aprily /11 Pcl'.-.l1t1 Tues. llu'u fr!.. ,.;.1: ~O BERT EA CORPORATION 18001 Von Karman Irvine., Calif, 833-1424, ext 294 or 833-1425 Equal Opp. Employer INSPECTORS 2nd Shift 4 day work ·weelc, 4:30 PM to 3 AM, 10 hours per day; on temporary basis •. Fa ct9ry experi- ence helpful, but not necessary. $2.00 per hour, plus shift differ- ential. Apply in person. PRIMARK PRODUCTS co. 2620 S. Susan Santa Ana, Calif. (Between Harbot & Fairview, south of Warner) JR. MANUf. · 185Z2 Von Karman Contact: !\tr. Torres, !\1on· , WEEKLY f"ri nt 8.15--•la.15. E . ...:t. 2'.'8 An equal opportunity ENGINEER 1f -u . t nee ,,vine, Calif,. 556·1100 Equal Oppo"unl1Y employ" • l)1Jl' Ol'flrlg'.\.' a:.. facility I is main ena IL~ per "'orlc agree111ent Au Equal Opportunity Employer ,,.. s~~~~oycr M/F . =========:11 an vppor111nl1y for a · r. s • FOR JOB IN1'ER\11E\V , EXPERIENCE s~Cnt,.'TMT II ·' 1 """'""'"""• £""'""'" upervtso.r. ''"'AM '°"'p" ONLY .AAMES Bureau · Nor NEEDED ~· dt-.:ri:•e In nleC'hnntl·al en· * 543-9280 * Help Wanted, M&F 7100H91p Wanted, M&F 7100 PURCHASING L{ltl\'t•i-1ni;::. IW.~;kgl"ound iii , lh~' fnbrieallon & hl'al tl'ettl· Ortng• County or En1ployoiet1f Age1l(:,}' $825 "Alin •. to ~NOO .1ll?nthl,Y •n~ o! aerospuC"e alloys MATERIAL '2700 Harbor Blvd ''guarante~. Con1n1LS~JP!1 ir SECRETARY , 111'1·d~·d . l\nowl.edgc o: l~~ .under liml••d ,.u,,.rvi· PROD.UCTION TY. ·PIST ·Su·'·'·"!''"~''l'l"'!~~eo.~ta~·~··"·' .. a 1 .~~~~edbl;~r:~~11~.~~c1~ I i;~~.ding 1 c,:~uuqul's "'" t~ sion a Facility Englnttr HANDLER . REAL ESTATE monlhly bonuses. Daythne 1 \:.Jgn pi'{' · · will t>. responsible for · •• 11.·ork. No eves. Local n1eat Position availabh:! to iiharp 1 1 \\c uHc.1· an xln't profit sha_r-preventive maintenance NIGHTS IBM SELECTRIC FASMHIAONN.AGISl!LRAND·, "~hlrnl~~l•l~.',·,, 21"-17!).854.1 experienced carttr minded ing ,<:.: stOl:k 1_JUl'ehase plan. of production equi~ " " C ¥ • individual. Typing 6 0 • T 0 l Plea!<c i<u.hnnt re!<un1e v.:t t 11 installation 4 Day 11·ot·k v.·eek, 10 l1ours i'lWPORT BEACH -f,,. T IS w.p.n1. Familiar w/biddlng J i<alR1)' l11s1ory. Resume~ men ~an>-pc1• day, ·1:30-3 ;\.!\t 011 Neea-totype70words perminuteaccurately, rif tranchise.l\tu~l.~B;~· Every-. Eats Meat procedures &: co11t ra ~t ; 11·11hout salary histol'y y,·ill and repair of produc· te-m-•'Y basis .. •J.u" slo er typi·st need not apply ,, ive Knov.·ledgable and administration. Exper. m not b<· i"On~ld<'rt.'(I. tion machinery, Will ha\';-"fork lift experi<'nce. \V · fndustri~us. Fully starred ~A\.ES REP oonstruction field preferred. P.O. Box 2157 h•ve support · of two t-t('avy lifting. J;:xcellent Apply in person' ofrice all bcnclits, chaJ.ll'ng· Tlij'Mi life Books . Ex'cl'llent oo. ben4!fits & Santi Ana, Ca 92707 -Pie and will handle benefits, ORANGE COAST DAILY l'ILOT ing 'opportunity. Replies 6 Positions A\•ailable starting work.log conditions. .--·1 • I confidential and only by inlmed. Perm.. Full or P\e"se Cnll :;E;.'i:\";a;I :O~p=po='=·=E=m=p=l=•Y='='=i plumbing, • e ~~!..'°1c.a 330 WES.T 'BAY ST, ·cOSTA MESA mail. \\'rite Chuisified ad P/1inle. Eam as much as ""' boilers, compress.~ air, PRIMARK N.c;i; 13l 'DallY-P.ilol;"'."P.O .. i·ou v.·ant. Start at a base THE IRVINE CO. ~ir cenditioning cn.otors, PROD. UCTS CQ. ' ' aSk for Paul \Vard. BoX 1560 Costa Meia. Cal.ii, 2.25 per hr. f'antastic at-(714) 644-3319 KE YPUNCH drills, etc., etc. Salary 926~ ' mosphtn! for serious mind· 9A.'U·NOON _ Commensurate with ex· Help Wa nted, M&F"'7100 J Help Wanted, M&F noo REAL ESTATE BROKER ed. positi\'e, fun loving peo. Equal Oppor. E nlployer 2620 S. Susan pie. (Across from. O.C. l'limlmlmlmlml:=Zzz=1 OPERATOR perience. Santa Ana, CaliL 9,2iQ.I . PHONE SOLICITOR OR ~OCIATE. 1 Airport)• 1-~or nlore info & I Good benefits, stab Te An equal opportullity Nice ladies \\'anted . Sales opening in. resales or roonal intervw. 833.-SCOI. company, nea'r t h e r-mploy,er 111/f for pait tin1e maid 'll'ork. to 1nake calls to Business ex~enced l 1ce 11 s ee , '"''°"~=-oC"o..,,~=cc.~1e7.11 · SECRETARY . 2nd SHIFT 15-ll Position is available for individual with -experi· ence on IBM 129 or Uni- vac 1710 Keypunch equipment. Excellent benefits and salary. Ap- ply in person or call Dona Levetett 17141 541).5000 .... 250 HYLAND I Laboratories ' 3300 Hyland Ave. Costa Mesa, Cal. 92676 -,\n E11ual Oppor. EnipJayer . C A , t Exp unnecessary. $2~ hr. l\len during the day, 5 hrs a . New°port'Beach, Costa Mesa SALES -.!\ten & woman, u Orange ounty 1rpor · """"'l!'""'!""""'~""'""'~ APllly in person only. AH day 3 days a 1\·eek. $2. hr. & Irvine area. Small firm • Ol' part·t1me. Need car. Eam Apply : illATllRE Lady fo1· nu1'Ses Baba l\fotcl. 2250 Ncwpo11 Contact ii.Ir. T9lTes, 835-4545. relaxed ·a t-JU.o i> p n e.re. $100 to $300 per "'eek. \Vork DICE ON Electronics, Inc. IS522 Von K;.r111an Irvine, Calif. nn equal opportunity employer f!ll~ ·. Ride, 3-11 shift. Sa\\')'ers Bl\'d, C.lll. Ext. 228. EOE. Outstanding ·bonus or southem:f?rtnge Cty, Great G H 6'"'TI6 1--~-----~~ . , opportunitlJ!.!i· No e :ic p uest ome, W-<i ·-NURSES Aide & OrdeHy, T-PLASTICS ooinpany needs ~~iate your o"n con1· needed.~ atlilgan \Val er ~lECHANJC, ~Ja ss A. 3. Exper. pref. Int~·s technician for quality con-m1ss1011 !'!~. PleaSC' call for Conditioning. :l:30-4:30 pni. Tuneup & carb. ,\·ork. Fully l\lon-F.ri. MeSa Verde Conv. trol \rork.· Exper in appt. 54:>-Stl-l, SouthCo, call 83l-9J6l or .f~: 6-9 experiellCf'd. Apply Rt-lily's Hosp" 661 Center St, Cl\I. "·eigbing & n1 i x.ing Realtors. pnt, call 493-8465. Arro, 19th & Newp:irt .. Costa>t .~8-5~585=·-~-~=~-adhesives hclprul. i\lust be •1 • CE GIRLS able to keep precise records S ALE 6 MAN, 0 range es.a. OFFI & v.-ork wlntin. supervision. REAL ESTATE County's lal't::est s a I el y l\1ECH~NIC. Voh·o 1nech. LEADING ~ Estate Com· salary depend!! on exper. Part time Real Estate ~p. supply. Must be Expenenced. Contact Bob . 1 . b . Salespeople! 'You have your aggressive & rnthuslastic. -~S.~v~e~"°~"~-~~9303~==,,,-po....1y nee~s girls for easing Applicalions now e Ing own prll'ale desk & phone. ·Industrial Mies ex P". Tmmccliate opening tor a r sharp self st artin g 1 indiviidUlll "-'00 de s i r c Ii 1 \•aried responsibilltie!I & \\'ork independentlr. Typing i 80-90 w.p.111.. Sh J00-1.aJ 1 v.<.p.m.. Excellent V.'Orking · conditions & benefits. TlfE IRVINE CO. ~3389, 9am·noon Equal Oppor. En\J)loyer · , offices 1n Santa_ An a, taken. can (71 4) 556-4170. Sam 1 1· 18 N•w t.lEDICAL f:'RONT OFC._ 01'l!l1ge & Anaile.im. ·TYP-e oca ion l'TS. ,_ needed. Salary & car exp. to Back office . .Bw;y ~pedist ing needed. Cai'I Nancy PLUl\ffiING • .se\\·er alld or exp'd real estate sales start, 90 day· training then SECRETAIUAL position no"' I near Hoag. Jnteresung ar· Bauer drain men wanted. Re-people. "·elcon1e! Call for oo. car. Mr. Berge, 892-4438. open 11·ith construction firm t c tact Con · quirement!, O\'er 18. c'vn mtcrv1~\' in San J uan Capistrano r~~e~Q ;,n 338 i\lid: Industrial Brokers Inc. truclc, band tools, 531-1538 \V. E: Lacbenmyer S ALE ~L.ADY • mature, l\lusl have good typing: ~1~a,~i·ty, ·c~. ~. ' . lm·8551 PRESSMAN· , exp'd on 1860·Newport·Blvd:-,{i:&~ J:e.SpOl}.slbie.,:ii:Onlan--n':~ed-skills, vrry light dlcHllion. ,.,3_. Eve 6]' "71 for pleaMll. t sales pos1t1on. ~, t •-ll •loJ'le' ... ,., •. ,._.TEDICAL Secretary/Book· 2 OFFICE GIRLS Hamada or ?.1ulti to run.,._. 7P10t • -Xlnt"·orkingcond.&houl's. ••us '"' se · ... I Kori k = mlmlml=:::::: d I · pleasing ""'l'!tOllality. Phone ' keE!pet. Laguna Beach 1~ NEEDED meta • & a paper JI.lust be hon able. App y 111 ..-\ C II Da 640-SllJ Id H I for in~n·iew 493-2!41 Time. Exper. desired. l\Just Radio telephone dispatch pates. a ve. R I E lat B k pel.'80n Shell \Vor ote be good typist. Send resume ?.·lust be 25, able to drivc N.B. 83 S 8 rQ erS ·Laguna, ·131 'S. Coast Hwy, SEC'Y /RECEPT. • to E.O. Box U5. Dana PainL Apply in Per!iOn , Laguna Beach. 2 t.lan Indus Real Estate ofc, ' Ca 92629.-YELLOW CAB CO. PRlNTED Christiana Companies needs SALESGIRL.-Re1uil. Full & i\lon·l'li. Ex: t)-pewriter. An E-q ua l Opportunitr En1ployer l\l/F )';mlml=:!::=mlml~::::Z:i I Klfu.tE~ t-le1per. n1ature I• \l"On1an. l'\lesa Verde Conv. :\L\INTENANCE 1nan, ·part tin1e, 1nature, to ,,·or!< Sat. Sun S. Hol idays. 7am-lpm. S2.~S2.% per · ·hr. 'Call \fkdays , J0.3pn1, 837-6100. jl.!ALE & Fen1. \\"anted for full & pftiml". A p p I y Kentucky Fried Chicken, 3-1122 Pacilic Coa:;t Hwy, Dana Pt. :\!,\LE engraver·tro_J?hieS & name· plates:-SOriie;"c:ii:pe-r. Age 20-35, neat appearanc;e. ?tead¥ em_p l oyn1epl. 6.JG-3141. t.fEDlCAl. Re~ept for bi~· 186 E. 16th, Costa r.lesa . , ' aggressive selling manager Pa11-time. for l\ll'ns & $425 sta11. 4540 Ca.mpus Dl', ' doctorS,oftiee.: Apply Bristol ORDER DESK CLERK Cl.R' cu 1 T for -their ne1v Huntington \\'om.ens Sports"' ea r . N.B. 546-205J. • Park ' J®dlcal' Group, 722 Beach Realty office. . Experience n e c Cs sa r Y · *Sec;'ys 1 l)ooJ9ce!RfrS. Bakrr cUsta Mesa ·Sllar)' PoSition open for an Call: O. Strehlow , A p p Jir. ' i n p er 1 o n · ·. J-lave loo nlAR)' .. f6 lit· INSPECTOR l st Shift Hosp. 661 Center St. C.l\f. i"HS-j~1!(). , .......................... .. I * LABORERS * llIALE & Fem. wanted fot full & p/tin1e. App 1 y Kentucky Fried Chicken, 2929 E. Coast I-Iv.)', CdAI !\fALE help wanted tnll & p/tin1C'. Apply Kentucky fried Chicken, 69.1 S. Coa.sl H111Y. Lag. ~.h. dpen ' ' .awessive intli\'."t.o handle a IOARDS 714: 846·0041 213~ .. 592·2816 GETAffJ\1', So. C o rs .t Liz Reinder's A~ncy ''EDl.C •. ; -A . 1 , · ~-k bu.Sy _Order desk. Lite typing ' _ -,,~"."""'"'!!'!'"'""'""'~l-"V~il~lo~gi_e.~,~~~,S..~8~27~6;_,_~·'.._''.:_ '"20 8 ,,,.1, St., g .. rte Jot I • -. ,\.., ssis an· "~ is req'd os \\'ell as exper. ~ ...., .. - Qffice, ....,g~ncrp.I pl'ncl!Cf,'. inv ol.ving-f.ollo\\·-up, Real Estate Salesman, \\'hy SALES!\!k\f needed to sell Ne""A•;x>rt Besich 833·8190 Ale11. aggress~1·e person 11·ith experience in checking material Io standards <11 in process, (2l package goods. !31 euslon1er s hip n1en 1 s. Excellent benefits, Paid health, IH.-i n Sura nee, 1·acarions & !<il'k leave. Apply today -w o 1· k tomorrov.'. Sho1·1 & long Snlary open. 548--9303. t'xpediting, & order taking. 01·ceon , Electronics, a not work in the hottes1 area, new gas sa1ing dC\•ice to be Dial A Job 833-0855 I Sonie coll<>ge & order desk Hunting!on Beach, Fountain advertised on TV by Gordon No Charge To You ·MEN & WOMEN,· d . d ..... 't ,..., leading manfi.facturer Valley? Let us tram you. Cooper the as t 1·o n aut. E<t•bl•.sl•-·' l"":; · · · e-xper. esrre · •'\.In '-V· f p · l.ed C · · I Call Ph.ii r.IC"Namee 9G3-4567 4~3712. '~ =" Ages 17·34 benefits. Apply to 0 rm l r cul -·:::~:..:::;:::~~==--SECRETARY ATTRACTIVE te1111 assignm<'nts. lll20ttPOllf Dr. lrviH•_IU.12'1 EECO Board . eek· gqual RECEPI'IONIST,general -SALES GIRL Tn1mediatc 'Openinw:; in s 15 5 tn • '-cetpabll" v.·oman lo --.·ork with Schools '& Jobs' In Intelli-EleC"tronic Engineei:i!Jg ified candidates for : office. _part ~irne. N~ t"per. Fun shop. Serendipity, :'.810 President & key staff. Good , gffit-e', 'Clerical. Stock Con-Co. of Califo"1ia nec._Will train. tiexibl hrs. _PJaza_pr, S. Ana. G_al! ~~)'Ping -&-i;onie-work.ing 1 tl'Ol, rood Scl'vice & lOO'i; 1601 E .. Chestnut SILK SGREENlNG Typmg, well groom.ed;-per-557-2702 kno\\·lcdge of ti g u re & I \ ·1 T · · o.. A c· ... """JI! PLATING =allty most important.' ~::..:c;;~·,_.,,_.,,.°"0--arore. Paid l/lue rrurw11t. ~nta na, a -wirv . Xlnt chance for advance-I' SALES GIRL required. S.H nut necess. • Free Lod~in1t, ~lca!s,·Uni· Equal Oppor. Employer l\1ULTI-LAYER men!. No fee. Also fee johs. Fltim.e ror dress shop, Ne\\'J)Ort Center local.ion.' Apply In Person MANA~(!l ·: PRIMARK PRODUCTS LEGAL SEC'Y $700 F~ Paid. Assis! attonll'y & manage office. Greal spol tb groi.''· ;\lso F'ee Positions. Call Conl!-ol Cu re er E n1 ploym en I Agenc~. TRAINEES forms, Hooks', l\ledical ,r., ORDER DESK 1'0UCH-UP 547·0136. National Funeral Ne"....,,rt Brach. 54S-5383. Call J\'.athy, 6#-0l'Jl:;. Dental + $3~'6 P<'r Mo. • · I I d. -·b 1 ROOM •-' "UI k Ad t GI B'll lndustria (' ec. !Su I u Ol'. STOCK Dir<!Ctors & Embaln1ers SANDERS & pre. pa in I SFCRE.IARY, Executive; lo • · "" c --~ V(lnt'_t'm.en : 1 , Some e:\-per. pref'd. Call INSPECTION Employment Agency. _1651 preparation people needed. Corporate Pres id en l · I Full & p /tlme & Tuition Paid \\fh1le Sl'l'\-(i11l 532..f)SSl TOOL CRIB E. 4th St., SUite 214, Santa Al~ M. 0o--, Des•·gns, Ora,ge Cou11t)'. Corporate . Ing. Af.:.IY Recruiting, 9·5 ' -· .... """ , ...., ! ·1 Ana. 250 Fischer, C.!\1. Call Secretarial expe r ience • '"9'62.aa21 645-1163 PACKERS Isl and 2nd s hift open-RECEPT/TYPIST ,..,.2860. h,1p1u1. Salary ••'"· 26M S. Susan Sunta Anii. Calif Near Ilarbor & \\'arner A\'<'. 5.l6-8:1'J.l. 3-JOO I r v i n e Blvd, NB . 542-2435 Ge1 free donuts & coffee on ings. \Viii train Sharp Fee Paid. Greet visitors, .;cit a new family !'"'11n I.ha. I c7~1='4-S32'=-~!51=c,-3_,,--,~:-; thi'> asslgnn1tnt, in Costa applicants. \Ve are an ansv.·er phones & type for needs more furniture? Shop SJ<:CIU::fARY, Recept: A11 i\lcsa area. t1·hill" e;irning esta blished. reputable, this old estab. firm \Vil\ Daily Pilot Classifled Ads arC.'.ls, all shifts for xtra SSS for that vaC"ation growing coinpany \\'iUl make the days fly by. l"very day! expansion. Personnel Dept, l 11 I Pl'V i e v.· i 11 g .No11· for posi1irJ11!: in Orange Co. !\lust br> ovc1· 21. hondahlf! & in good physical C11nd. Ha\'e .,.....,..,~ ... !!!!!!!!!!..,...,.., (:ar ,t ll•lephone. Go lo Tic ::'>l<·ns Clo!hing 1''ancy Toe ll larke! nearc~1 you or Pl'ess<'r ... · F. x ri e-r i en 1· e 171·1) ;,.1C>-4020 LEGAL SECY $700 Equlll Oppol'. En1r•IO)'l'I'_ - lNSUR,\NCE \\'E NEED \'OU! Got·geous ofcs in Fashion JslHrHI. \\'ill be 11·orking for 1 a11ornl'y in a \'<'l'Y c."Ongenial ofc. Call Cvas111I Peri;onnel Agency, 5l~. 2i90 Harbor Blvd, C~I telephone· our office:;. . l't'QUirrd. P1111-ti1nc. i\lr. !'il.Jl 8.t>-7.J17 Avila 644--0'..'6.\ ro1· !n fonnation TIC TOC SYSTEMS Equal Oppor. Employer Phelps/Meager No. 8 Fashion Jsland-N.B. you "·ant. r· th Beaut. ofcs locatC!d inill~He~lp~W~;e~nt~e~di;iiM;;&~F~:~7~JOOiii;~ll~on~iigB~o~'~Pi;tal~. ~N~.B~·::, Apply l1nmecli<itcly good bene Its, near e Fashion Island. Sa lary tD ' Ask i;·or Gail Orange Couniy airport. $500. Also Fee Jobs. Call TASK FORC.'E Apply, Sally Hart, 5-Ul-fiffi5, Coastal CLERJ{ TI'PISTS to $470 f'JLE CLERJ\:S to $-1-IO KEYPur\Cll OPR to 5.)12 INS GIRL "·/hkpng fo S,l:;o f'IELD UNDE"R\VRITER SAN OTEGO AREA FIRE PKG UNDRWRTER LI NDA FORD E~1PLO'\'l\1 EN:r AGENCY 17300 Brookhurst, F. Vly 963-7811 or 5.57-.~ TE!lfPORARY SERVICES Personnel Agency, 2 7 9 0 12:\44 Hru1>o' B1'd DICEON """"'' Blvd, CM Garden Grove '36- 1052 ELECTRONICS, INC. LEGAL SECRETARY J\lerchandising Rp~i1~1~1~1~sib~1nckr~~;i:~; MANAGER SKILLED ' adn1in i ~tra I io n . f'i:ee OR parking. iTI4l 5·17-j955. Llve Jn llianager iva'.nted ror UNSKILLED PART~TIME 18522 Von Kar man LEGAL SECRETARY _Industrial & J\flni Stol'age CLERICAL Irvine, Calif. 92664 Fashion Island, Experienci)d ·\Ya.rehouse. $3451?\fO + ;rpt. MEN '~ • ' in n1anaging ofii('('. Son1e (N"o hea\'y ph,ysical la~rl" NE.EOED lS Typtng , _ 50 y,· p.m. mr.r An EQuaI Opportunity R'ECEPTIONIST Busy doctors office seeks good typist w I p I ea·11an t phone voice &: · nea t appearance. Immed. open- ing. J•son Best Ag•ncy 11400 Brookbunt, F. Vly. Suite Z1J 963-6115 probate. 64.\-919::! \\iust be bond'able.' d{~. NO\V , Selectl'lc, + math aptitude. l••IEl m•pl•oye•'•ml/lf•-LEGAI. seC"retary. \'oung, able, kC<'p accurate acct. To 1\-ork for large f'lectrical 4 llrs per day, Mon thru Insurance Agcy G irl xlnt typist , dict11.phone.1_rec., good ref"ff?,P~· .,,-·(."O~n 1 in Orange County FM. £>rlnting RECEPTIONIST Full or pttime·D\1•rlling fire 6.to-~. Nwpl Center. APPL y MO~:J~"' ar4 area: ESSMAN for Cronl lobby mortgage or hon1eo"11ers ex ri f'.r. LEGAL TYPIST blwn lOA J,~M· -1MMEDIATE ApplyinPersonnl!DeFpt. PR bankinR: firm. P l ~asant d 'I ~ I ~ ~ OPENINGS Si\l\T-UAM Mon-11 , .. -·ndl"g & wo ,k1ng req' . , ust lit: A""'' t~·pis · Needed for N.B. LIJ.1\' Firm ' · 5 PACIFIC MU~ 'AL ~·- Salary open. Call Fe111, I 'n learn 811 to n1a t ic \ 8564 Hamilton t. E xpel'. Not Necessary · 1 "" • Alinin1 u,,, of 2 yeal.'5 e.xper· conditions. Lite typing & 83.1-9-180. 1 y p c w.~ i t er . l\fT/ST , Hunting toll, ~~~-h 1 • ·DUe To ! 700 Nc1,·port Cf'ntcr Dr., NB t<'nce on i\lull i. A.B. Dick clerical duties. Pleasant ln.u'.nc. G •. ,J T'ne Redae tron & l<'gal . • ' E11ua l Oppor. Employer or Davidson presses. phone volcemr. NrOrange 1 1 Ca 11 Xlnt Train ing " _ County airport area. ICon1nlt>n·1a1 Lill!'~' i\h1~1 1 f'~pPrte~e -he pru . -~IG?.rr Trnl'. :\ln'i, ;u1ur~' s1.co ,WEEK LY Part-Time Job Pern11HL€'1l[ position ll'ilh l"lll· THE :\11-:AJRS Cotnp, huvc p1'1"S01111I linrs •'\111·r. & Ken')'. .>'IQ-5~00. l\'/6S yr old c'O. Roliaf 21 -'m~ e ij' ·;n t'!Pxibl<' houN. llru;pitalily plnyer l~nefils a\'ailable for 2CLl!2 J\tichl'i!IOrt• 'tlr, lrvlt\C xln't typln~ ~kill". Snlfll'Y L\':-.. ;\fodcrn Cou1·alesCC'nl Iii guarn ni;.ui Al;t~y 'V\:lll', t · ·, Hosl!'S~ ScriiC'LI 11 (' c d 5 ~letl.dl'. reliable \VOl'kcr. 714-833-113-tO upcn. Cull 1711• l;il;,__(}~, Hn~1,it3I. ,'.Ir, Lc\·i, l'i·\6-;MYJ. A~fX'1'11·•wk,a,c:r"C'Jn~nl iulrlli~<'lll 11•omcn to 1\p"i.' in """rson RECEPTIONIST "75 ask. rot• Cinny. .('1111 fil2-0~i:i:l ~·01· n101·r 111 Qr1111111on , • . , ,, WJ .. ~ --.,.... ~IG!\IT Trnc, route sttles t'O. * 543.9226 * ll'~·l('{lll1l' tle\\' fam1\U!&. i Olr t'el! Pnid. Great spot to ~ ~'uturt'. Age ·2:\ • .\9 .. C'lr tl('(.'. · ·" will need a f.'11J' ~ & MARTEC ' advance in oo da.ys. Train Ar:<;ounti11g CJl"rks Jlldui1/l\tech ~ngr Stc'y1Bkkpr Boal ?.·JechtDfl"sr l f /C BQQk1'l·rp~·r Corp F;x $1,'i"Y Salt?!• i\lfg ~c'y to $·Ir~ $1:\K tu $~W ~6.'i SIOO 10 ~'100 SI~ Field Cloitn~ Adju~h·r • 'T'rne, degr('e 10 Si2:; Legal Secretacy to $100 Sec'y1TiUc E1;crow In $700 Mag Card Typist 10 S600 G. orc/Recept to S600 Rrceptlonil.1111 lo $550 CALL Tlt!Slf JIOPKINS JERRI \\IJ1JTI'E~10RE 488 E. 11th St tat trvlnr• CM Suite 224 642-1470 ~. .-. . Lead ing Valve l~ll'. Richards, ~46-ai·i:1. ro, oTELM 1.1 ,111 • t In. '!YJ)C\\~tcr. Cnll ;;.i1-309 .. for REPRODUCTIONS.,·_ into efltry sec'y spot. Also M.nuf.ctur.r Ne-'• 11 • a 1 s, " !'!\ 1n1crv1cw appt. f'ee P0&itions. Call Contml .u · Apply in person. Costll Mesu'I ---~~~~=~~ DRAFTSMAN 1i1anufacturing ' Inn, &206 Harbor Bl .. o r. PART-Tll\1E BARMA I D. INC Career E m p I 0 y men t I::xprr. In vah·~ de~i~. produC"tion tooling, lolcr- nnees ,t,; fits, :Jake delall r!r1111·i11~i; dir('1·1 ly tron1 lay· ours. >.1n'! t.>t.•nefili:. CLA·VAL CO. lj1h & Plact>ntla, C~l xln't t-.-•1l(•fili<, Fr<'f' life !.: n1\.'d ins. Paid absl'nc" S:. vi\eatluns. P1\lrt sh11rini;,:. t::qun l OJJpW'. 1'n1plr~·er P .D.A. MOTEL 'lAID OVER 21. LITTL E • Agency, 551.r8SQ5, 3 400 " BAVARIA CM 1577 Placentia A\'e. Jniine f3lvd, NB UTILITY MAN/ DRIVER 1967' Newport Bl\'CI, C.At-. * &JG-9'.182 * Newport Beach, Calif. . • 64G4707 • -Rocept, P /T $31ir OR • PBX OPERATOR An equal opportunity 4 Hni day, Bch Area ~TST , OPE~.AT. , Telephone answeriiw . serv. emn_loycr m /f Fee P.aid/Alao Fee Jobs 4 :4;Jto9p,.n1./lbihR'to~'Ork pt'Ofer-slonal ex c ha n ge. WESTCLIFF ~tri.ilperv1,.~rl. Cnl Dlru~. Fashion Island, N.S.·EJl'.per. PRINTING pressman . Pl:!rsoruiel Agency :.46-Sl71) . only: ToP pay & benefits. Start:ing rlc1v busi/lf'u Costa C~tark lil Center) NEED re5po11s1bl(' m11lurc Cnll ~·14-7~. 1-Jesa. Need exp e r . 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. part time housckceJ)l'r from · 1. O pteitSm.an to operate 54i.8836 · 2-9pm, \\'kd)'!l only. Hntg. -PBX OPE RAT,· R multi 28.;0. u n J 1m1 t e d S1' \\'ill IX' n·.tpon!ilble f•lr n lfal'Mur :u-eo. J\lotherlen Ansi\'ering i;erv. cxpcr. Full potential for the right all RE.CEPTIONI ,·a ri1'ty r.f dutit'S 111C"ludinl( homr, :i H'tniiger!I, car or pltin1c. Apply 657 \V. around.. man. Call Bc,~Jy, \\'or k w I photogrnpt~, n11.111nten.ui~1r & ._plckup1 .~ ~~. Rofl•r. l 21 l ,) 19\h, Suite H. CM~1403. 833.-8320. greet ''~~1i00to~ & .. .ha 1 1 • de l\"t'rY. ,, \1st u,,1•c t e1ir1 ·L30-7820. PBX Ans eri""' Service pho1ies. " etatc aecura e LI F EGiJARD .rlrh·lng 1'C1.'0rd. -T DV w .. ., ,..IUN_,.n 1)-plng. Call 1Gloria. Cray! Nl • NEW FAC On..~, alt i;hifl~. 110n11" 1i.ttkends. r i .i;..n. 54o,.oo;x;, Coastal Pe~nnt> ..,,, .. Cnn111,unity 1WL 1\l usl ~ACHl ST 'nr:inch lll!lll'IS jU~I O{l('~ifl$ run &. part Um(', !J«>--1962. Previou~ exporicoce on .Anency, 2790 Harbor' Blvd, 1.,, '-"'l'llJJed. 12 to :J l';\I. .... ..... ·-' >I "~Jow,,1· 'l•tlll·8"~ •tachi1"" •vr. , "" ~ •• m•IU"" nf,1.'<.•S 1~ ..... ' *Petsonnel Man•ger " ~ l'I .... Cl\I r..1011 thn1 l'l'i., June J71h ;\tgmt T·11C' $18S W~ ,t"'"'e 3 ,.,.. ('lee I.INDA FORD =R"'•'",:.,,J._;p=J ~IO~N~IST=.-,=,-.R'°O""'N't th111 Sf'pl. 6th. :J48...8:\.l.'l • Srr\·ntf'n (21 •-!:1 ti!• ., • ., • ~·"'• · •1,,,.... Et.tPWYt.IENT AGENCY :..... OS l\f1\Cl-llNF. Tool Ru~ l 11 "r S ! 01~ con11 1f'nL11. St ,\NJ l130S ·erookhum F vty OFFJCE APPEARANCE, MAI need!!: experienced , s.:tncral 9 e~inef~ 1 · Li~ Rcind~r·s Aglmey 96.1 71 1 or ~i r'863 C 0 NS 0 L E S \VJ T C H Anr! LAl..."NDltESS 11·nntl'd. n1aahlni11~ lor !"·id~ .. vt1ric1y ,'~l!ibl"?f its49. i.a,,064~r pos tione. 4020 Birch SI., Sulle l01 -Tf OSE 'A~ n p LE BOARD, GOOD TYPIST, Apply bct11•n 10 & 12. of v.·ork In sroal 8 ean &:hell, .-. ~ · Newport Beach 833-Sl!JO SAVE , I c-, NF.AR ORA,~CE COUNTY N<'ll'l)nl'l Be-ar.h Tr Ave I ~r1 run!! on engine lathe & \\11EN YOU PAPER OR Dial A Job . 833-0155 Pl-:!ELTNGS and boil In AlllPOf\T, CALL A~~ER 1..odi;e. 6~ \V, Coost f11vy, i::\·i;rtlcal n1lll. l~AINT. A R00!\1, \\•rite Uk No Charge To You ~unllnu:Ol pa~~ ~n PDJ!; 7;00 P.~t OR SAT/SUN N.B. p 1 D · amount of phpcr or J)l!int Eslablisht'd 1963 W"Y1 ''like.. " (114) 871-6998 -AfAIDS. Jo'utl & J'lfll'l·lin11• Conlact au 0 5 1 f' r )l_ took bthincl fl pl('1u1'tl. t nitlt'I to " new Have-aomt1thing you want to \\'ill 'trti!n. Appl y .~o am: ~~IA~tl ~Csa~~~~ Th~~! n~xt ~in~x%iSv o~ ~ .f~·11:11~raPi~i gi:~~·fi~ :r?'1oJ'&cH~ve ~hln~il~ M!ll! OeS!iilltd ads do It Jprn. 81'.N BRO\\rr-::-o. 31 100 ~'16-7074. you 00 ... , , -·f~ ...... Ad Call ~78. Clns.<dflcd Acl CaJ I Gf2..6618. "'ell· call NO\\.' 642·:;618, ('(111(t 1fwy, So. l.agl.iru1 JW£1t ffillJ<'£lytl2U ;i:;!l1,.""·1.;;o::..:::·o::..=="---- \ .. • l • , . . . San Juan Capistrano On March !Ith, 19.74 our 22 year old medilU!t sized electronics company moved into our biand new facility in San Juan Capistrano. While nlany ·of our employees from ()Ur Pasadena facility moved with us, we do have the following ope nings: · , * * Draftsmen Electronic Technicians * Transducer Assemblers * . Calibrators * * Inspectors Electronic Assemblers *-Test Technicians * * Applications Engineer Welded Module Assemblers \Vo offer cxcellcnt«working conditions & benefit:i:, inc luding profit sharing. Tnt crcslcd appli~e nts are urged to call our , Personn el De·partment tor interview ap· pointments ... ENDEVCO <11p 493-8181 ~It. 221 Ah'Eqllol Opportunity Employer I l 1 I I' I I . • ' • ;a:;::w:::i;;::;-u:N~:'~"'."".,,-:--,.-,....,..,_,.----.--------------------------~""'T,.,..,,._---~-------S11ncfa~. Junt 2, 1CJ74 Aalp WoritlMj, MiF 7llO Holp Wo~tod, lil&P 7100 H~lp Wont~, t.1111' 7100 Holp W1n1w<1, lil&I' 7100 !Ut• -1 l'urnilor'o iii OorlfO 1111 liiil Ml1ct l11neou1 DAil V PILOT D):J IOll STENQ CLERK -CITY 01'- NEWPORT BIACH $3.JS P•r Hour 30 Houri Per WHk ror hilornl8tlon '-r..pplk::ii , iRAVEL ACENT .. WIN S5C(J •tudent rr.inl .• P'Ul'PY WORLD. BE'AIJT. co~w Cu tto m DUAL l2lJ Trntbl. Pioneer SCR l WAN TE D H.ICHt.'( QUAU.n ED Ean1 I lhla Summtr. Full, Wotcb ~ Ctnnan Shep-~~1 1~d:i~ Hi::, ce;;ii! :~ p~. ~~: ... ';:~: AM~· ETS $e\1h11t 1nRchiM lor beihu1•r SALll\RY OPEN.~ ~· relia. Mr . lAvt ~'... -·W!BuUua•, CT lnk '1 drt't:itr, · 19~ad, 'btdsldt dl'iset A •cet••· End 1bl1, ANSWE' RS · rt"uonabl)' priced . .-........_1, rQ. a.· oc •· tabln. Ve ry Eltnnt. Aft $ Ira tttJc din tbl. WI St. 979-g123 Typists • -Old ,Eltclbh, .. .,.,,... pm or ........ <all~ A'i\lo!IM, •m. 961>2!<2 •ORIENTAL RUGSe ; . J~ Daeblhundl; lt1&11dt1, Pui•· General Ore .......... ~ too J\flXV.O P UPS! Stud G•r•,. Sale 10S5 Hort•• 8060 Klnu;no -supe1 ·, -Pilytnt: Pn\' p.11111 11t.'t.'d11 ll('Vf'ral LI I _ .. trla _ "'¥ Stmce""1Mol1 Brted1. OptnlnnANO nev.> \\'ubcT/ ;.;.;;;.;.;..;. ____ ....;:;:;:;1 J.\tslon -Bronco-li;;J&nd u .... ·d P.NJan ~ Cbt11r-Mi ti m;1ul I E\'el. 531·502'1. all ...,..lei, lfarvttt ~fARE a: t n t 1 e, "'"'II -CROAKING l'UZ"· .t-t&pcsrrle~. 6·1l-53:.1'i SECRETARY lk>n contae1 ~.onM1l-Oepl1 Ulrp rntll\HI for local 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport ,1ttor ney4 office. Top 1k\lh1, l ,."",.."',.h.,.92660.,..,·,.613-6633..,,..;,,.·.,..,I l &: Short Term -...,... .,,. it manntrf'd. 20 )'elltl old I ft't"l llke 1111 ldk.ot 11hen 11r· \\i\ iT TO UUY: 11•lrn1nents Antlq~· IOOSI' __ ,_•o_T_o_Y_ou ____ IOU __ 1 g~lln:-~~. co tole tuper "''Ith kld11 11!!0. SorM acrlkbing lhc l!OUnd:s n1y ,·11r Pl..\Tl:: BURNER and "-O Fl!ES --'-4'------. •••-. ~·-"'· Unk tack. n1a e11. Thf' lut Urne the ~l UL'rl tuny L'(Jf)d/. Fjt&J::toanimallo\•tr.Smatl be&"m=;'b;r hou Id ~ t'llre hlld to Loe to11C(I, th1• * =>14·3117,_•~-~ "'-NTIQUli' bro\ln ltm q, 2 !ilthl old. -::.. ......... 1 Q mtf'hanle \\>nn1ed to ~1· .- I 1'ypl"' & •h v.·111 land you l h.la can.;cr J)Ol:lllon. f,"fUOENTS \\'Ol'k pfti now, ! J•Mn lest Agency 1/t Sununtr. Neat~able. MA POWER. INC SH W & SALi Part Dl &: ,.1 ltmit, P.tv .... ,. o am ler U,\ll.TER hon.t• • 4 )Told llboul the nolllr 1 he 4 1 \\'ANT~.1J to buy l'lectr\c , , , 1 Exhlbllors 963-MTi "IJO pt ,· • hon1e, 19822 Ranic:t.r ne, n1~1·e. $600. Ye&rlin& filly, lr>l_d llhu ll i;owuJ.ed ~i~e· tt 1y1>f'w111tr IBfll pref('rrrd. U>n Beach Arc1111. LABRAOOl\/ Germ a n ott Adams ~l S:iOO. 493-3191 eve&. f~. like It \\'&s CROAKING. ~1aAl1~t• ~IJ~~. Flower. .. 11400 arcokhunt, F. Vly. .' lr. Richards, &48-. hi "" 31 JW1e 1 -"-2 8 t 1•• 'I-' l t Sal Hu, Jnu 1111\'Cr l'<llns JO'.'i."'A Th:u Fri, 's..t 1·10 Pm YOU.. o '"'m, •~ '"'1 Can't Live cu t ell INDIAN JE~ELnY, Prlvatr. fLOOR COVERING lnd111~ c-.•nl$ :171· ·sa·.!'7r); 0 ~e n Ll>ng Beach Blvd Shepllerd pupple1, tree to * fANT~~UL9,US * Jewelry I070 BARTLETT - eue-211 c a a 963-;f7J5 ['" SECURITY l. GUARDS r.eect Ful~ •• p/Ume ruards , for ~.re Co. area. ror • lntcrvtew Call <2131 <l.M.119".f.). LaWftl\Ce Security, Inc. Lona Besch. LOOKING77 n~ YOU'RE LOOK:ING FOR A CAREER THEN READ ON! VALLEY REALTY IS •TH E COMPANY "ON TIIE ,MO.V E '.'. WE ARE BREAKING AIL W.ES ' RFL'ORDS AND NEED t l!ONEST CON~lENTIOUS ~MEN ~1> W 'MF.N \\'HO ' WANT TO Clt WJTH US. WE OFFER COMPLE1'E 1TRA1Nl'.NG, A· GREAT 'INCENTJVE PLAN AND i AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. lF' YOtf WOULD LIKE TO DISCUSS A C AREER , RATifER TIIAN A JOB, ICALL VALLEY REALTY I (A DIVISION OF .BERG E NTERPlllSES • LISTED iON T;.:E A.AlE R J C AN 1ST b C K EX C HA NGE) , ~20 AIS. ?ttC CANN · •ALL REPUES WILL BE I KEPT CONFIDENTlAL SEMI rettred· man for go11 ' ranse~ -A110 ·far rocart I tracL F1111 or p/tltne. , f'a!rpvunda: Gol1 Ran41:e, tlll> Ftir Dr. C.M. SENIOR CLERK , • We need an exper1enced per- ' llOn lll'lth general oHJce !';kills, , includll\i lyplng, cal<.'Ulator, • and filing ... mwit be good with fil(Ul'l'fl • . . Prefer , IOmeone • with producUon : material control expujence. Good fringe benefits. Crowth opportunlly wllh <tynamlc. • 1ucce1stul company. Pleaat apply, Standard M1-rles, Inc:. A subddlary ot APPUED P.fAGNETICS ·com>. 2221 S. Anne St. Santa Ana, Calif. n'f04 + An Equal Opoortwrity .. ,. .~P.!~r . .,. - TECHNICIAN ' Quality Assurance . Dept -, Pr,rform1 tat I: lupeetlon ot: electronlc de v I c e • • Sui\da)' J.2..6 pm fem. •96-1297• New~ u:: A ~ .... ~ :!nest. party! must aelL Squaill 7tl W. 19th Sf., C.M. lhllvt~ We '4 2 '. · 15' Selrutlt h ProductlOn ADORABLE lon&halr Blk & de• • t ~ ......... Pll· B°';'Otni, Zuni,. Navajo. QuaHty eustoni !lo \\'al'11io'ki1 15c 968-2202 ._,ht fem ca1, 11p13ed, to rtcOtdl, l>ookA, dlthtl, ~ Hopi and many 1mlll!er . . . 0 r 448 \\'. lgth Street PAJN11 &:. VAR NI SH mat\lrt pet'llO!l, SG-7168 1·5 room• A pa.Uo tull ot Ua.td pieces of beautiful Tur· covenni'. teaturlog !\11 fL"o. Ul'\C HL'SHEU Alu1nlnum Removal. Antique FurnituN pm. ~ U11.1.bles. quolse ~·elty 64S-{i605 Arm1trong &. O>ni(lleu1n . h1"'l'rRge cans. \\'e "·ii! buy Co1t1 Mea• '4$-2041 our Spodalty, Free Est. 1 2560 Ne .. -Blvd Of ~ ' Guaranteed lll.litallatlon & 1 ~,,.. ~r lb. 0..1l li·l2-li287. '123 N. Anahelm Blvd. i .:»:.7;,~;,;;;~,,,...====-A L·A SK A N ~!AL.UME .. _... ., ' LlvelfKk 9075 perlorn\ante. Over 30 yr,, A •• L-lm 77.a -mixed p.ipples. To ~1 .,....,l!llu;.-;.;;.· ......... 1;;;;;;:.;;--;;;;::--:u--;;::;;;. exper. l\IODE L 11,\rLROADTRAJNS '"' ~ ANTIQUE BATH TUB ...,. ,. I' \\'El.SH Pl to tl h·-.. Preler !0Jdlln1e• Any make :::qu&l Oppor. Employer Uon'1 feet. Unm~ uum ' ..,.,. -~· GAAAGE Sale JuM lit A n ' anus, FREE ESTIMAT ES 6J.>.03G5 $50. * &u-'1064 -=.1111 2nd 30U Ha.rdlnc W Ens. I: \Vei t.; w/tack, $150. caJI ll46-l4l2 ~-=,,-~ tu,,...,.m5Uts. Repair • TYPISTS calibration of tut equip. edla ,_ ORIENTAL RUGS. Allan Keith, Mediterranean Style Game Table I: Clain. tet. 'Rll KITTINS r.o.la MeM 1 blk oft Bek':f D~""ii;;:;.....,.,.iJ;;;;;;;;-"645-0"ijnii;\oJ ,.. ......................... ]Musical lnstrum'tt I083 Ca.II MO-~ 11.t Cnnt Camplne 6: Sport1 Ml1cellaMOV1 IOIO ANTIQUE CLOCK." I tum!•·-t t t '' Al\tP -Jarrua11, 160 R~IS, KITfENS. Cute, m/f, shon equ p, ,,..,., r e 1 • M\JST •-tit M 0 v I n i American, Cetmlln, Frent•h, b I t 'd 1 9.'0maJIS b I c y c l e & -' E !!sh 1.1 II E r t'C'.\'t'r • ULZ, equ p or h\'O &: Iona: hair. 6~ or household ttems. eveneu. 'Nr new dlx n.g ' an e. lll!r ish ins1rume11~. 4 -12"' Jilrman ment. Imm le open .. ~"· Short &. ... long t e r m rwrlgnn1entli. Call F'or Appt. Come in today! .,,._ 613--9322, uk IOC' ~le refril rt • dish h Schopl House, \\'all. Don't "l)kJ's in..:l. Like nf'w. $ZJOD. ~-6 WEEK Old Kl p GARAGE 8AL&o Motorcycle, ' po · wu er, take a chanL"e • Buy onr Beaut. Gih!;on Rock Guilar, Induatrlal Relitlons . (7141 494-MOI TELONIC INDUS11llES L1gune Be1ch Equal Oppor. \ Enrployer ~~--=--=-- TECHNICIAN ANTI Q UE ...,...., Joot ttens, arc ~.UI_..__, %.'' P late Wu.bar' dryer, kina: bed, \l'Orklng. Cleaned. oiled & bathtub, perfect $35. Pft'lian Ii Tabby. ~·~ Thi, Dryer, aterto equip I: 1'1 11 c . repaired 260 Vl<'toria St ~~~ case, n1any ·l;x~mo Call 66-2573 646-69.lB ?oJt.c. ]tern.. 8191 Snowbird ~7-349!1 OT 673--ltn. Cotita l\f~~a. 1,; 1 lk \\'est of ~HeMll I010 COCK-A-POO. male, \\'hite \Cy., H. B. Sat. A Sun. 10-5 P.11NK C'OAT, full len&th, l'o'e"1Xlrt Blvd, Hours 7pni· :? NE\V Shure n1lrrophones. • •haa'O'· Lo.v£e.,~~· to oPe;.·m""-. -------nat'I blk cro11 nilnk ..,..; 10pn1 \\'kday11, 1oan1-lOpm iie\'er uM"<I, P11id S\00 a cood home C>Vl"'f.w.I .,. h PIU Bo H s pil'Ct': ~eu $100 b 0 I h ·. . ·-----'! ·SAVE ~Ml' ' 'C'T'>EE' lQ-'s •· .... PATIO Sale, dlshea, cotree ~~~c1, JMl xPer1at. Cullldm \:11:;,l:itl:i&=Sti=n=. 673-7;)70 • MONEY & N&R,GYI "'" 1 1 -" ..., this, sml 1-mpa, cuual ...... ,, · . co n . ,0,---,,..,,..,--=~~1 l • Tr-•--• s-'':J:-t Sao SllOO \\"ANTED: BuHct Clarinet. Kim · au•"'-'· chlllr& outdoor f u 1' n u-~. '• ' • , ' SHOP DUNLAP'S for recon· Cali 551~. Spreads & drape• to r'natch'. ~Z-1127 t fi PM. "BOX TOP" Kl)()(( ronrll 1ion. 111111,... ... .............. .TYPIST dldoned appliance1, tJ.~tght I ·AB~AN~oo=N~E~D-,-.~.~.-,-,-b-1 e Twn bed matt• 6: box T\'PEWR.ITER, & tbl. SJQ. *CAMPER PARTS* Phone 6"4--0220. \VeU known co. 11 teekini an dama1ed & nC'\v floor Blonde male kitten. 8 \11k1, 11Jpm1s. varioUK other item&. Apt. st Refrl1. $50. 6' 6"\BelO\\' Dl.icoont 011 Ranges, Ofc. Furn. & Equip. IOIS lndlv. who enjoy& typing & samples. Intlde only. 54!}..18-16 206 Diamond, Balboa Jaland, Bar. $25. Sola bed, $50. 2 ~Lnks. Rcfrigi;, Iceboxes, would like to advance. Good DUNLAP APPLIANCE CO. BEAUTIFUL l(IITENS. 673-4046 t"ishin1 boe.UI, 645-1786, 1982 vents, v.indo\l•s, ports, ~kin. \\'AL.i'lUT Secre:tacy desk. .'~"'""" ··•·-· •-"""'•' 1815 Newport Blvd ,. CM 8 wkl old. GIGANTIC ~· 1 1 e . Rolemary Pl, C.P.t. oil coolers, etc, 5\\'i\'el chair & lillnit cablnet ....... ,. -.......;, "' ··~ * 548-7180 * p-•• ><o021~ S11;.i. 49&-10.>4 afte1· 6:00 P od lion Dept benet11t ;:;;=.:'i;:"i<'i::;:::,,;;,.-,,,= 675-1152 anUque, htehold ., china POLA&OlD land c11n1era Ko. nv.... io-" r UC ' • J•* lest A,ency .~REIGHT DAMAGE SALE , =,-lJTl'LE=="'°"'K"'1n=-.. =.-.-... -,.-a hutch, ~. 2 treez:en, 1Q1, Y.'eber Blll'·b-q, Sony .p.ni. 11400 Brookhunt, F. VlY. new .Ho'Wt ~~ RDrye f " i 1,: heme. I Male Ttae.r A 1 chem .~an ab:e11l lnkm1atc1l'. reel to rtel tapedeek. Kroeh· BARTLETT D~~~·· ~·~bldei;:1, e!~~ P.J orms ,1..,.._:_,. o•·-kout Suite 213 . 96J..tJ75 eratora, ouiK.111• era• Fem. Black. MS-1236 ' st<Wt' .. oven P · .-ll!'r gni Na1Jih qn sleeper FLOOR COVERING """ " =.<n.11iu; ~ Dbhwuhen:, New w~ ~fuch tn(ft!. 102'J W, 833 30S6 JU W 19th -S ea. 962-0i1·1 of micro "' .. ve prod\aett I: ranty, Credi!, B of A, 3623 GREAT DANE, f.male WUaon, O f. W-7161. Ch . II ', T di p p 'll ed t., C.M. OLD To"·n Copier. stand & RF coruponenls. Technical TYPIST \V, Warntr, Sant& Ana. near .,,=,.!548-""'"41"<7,,..al..,•,,· '-•--, SAT 6: '-'-·~ 14' S a 11 b o a t , er 1 1 r• "9 oat I!' r &Ona z Install&Uou, supplies, Ask for Le or aervtce achool trainlni' in L llartiOr. fm.2921.. :-.,..... 494-1629 Name Brand. Ca r p et * * • 5:12-T500 t.l~et. Exper. In radio --Ty,i1t NEED GOOD Homea. 2 wuher, drYtt, tllabwuber, WE BUY, \\'E SELL Guaranteed. Ovrr 30 )TS. &: air helpful Typist BANKRUPl'CY A wholeaale Kittens It 1 yr blk fem. Gd buinette, baby crib, wht A.ntlq ~f al exp DKS Sia Up, Exec. swvl chr! tvrep • l\!llJ\)'openlnp,TopSalarles. pi"lcn,newcolOf'TV's,trtart w/ehildMn. MS-6989 dttsaer il Mucb more. uea, et s, JW'lk FREE ESTIMATES s1::i12'5. Sety thris $.S/24 call For Appt. Sa1arlee: $225. stereo's start, 1'6. CUTE ~·s 9'l9-ti068 NEW AMER, Custom drum A 2 Pie1-ce 861 \\1 19. C~I. 612·3408 lod lrlal-"'-'·''A . n..i.• •LL'" Mt $200 .. New Gltan 10 :Jt· Lall 646--14-1 U5 neu&UUlll • Call TEMPO 5.10-4450 ps ranae•. dilhwashen. weaned • trained. GARACE SALE-M t . c . EXEC. DESK c HA t R' N-~R A FEE AT TEMPO Side by •Ide ~-G "~· ...,.,., ---·---M tools A.·--'-·· bike SlOO.. retrig " I BUY.". Bl k · 1 ball (714) 4f4.M01 r.¥r. ~ .... ,.. uar-.,.,._,..., ~";'.!'"'"""' vw-NUal""' butdler'1 scale $35. m Ile ' 5Yl'l\'C, Ca$lt>rs, TEM~ Temponry Htlp antee, ca&h only. 540.0154. FRISKY Gray Ktttens, 6 hMUO items + clothes, '" &42--3J~/S45-l103 Good, used lumitw·e &: Excel. conrl .. $50. 645-4610 TELONIC TYPIST MUS'I:-·SEIJ.. 3 yr old Sears v.·eek1 old, Box trained, ~ :·~:11 Pl. C.M. lo.5. NEW Pool SI~. Queen 'sli:ed nppliances or ""ill sell !or you P•ts tol7 INDUSTRIES E try I l ll1on In Gu ·0ryer, xtn1 "°""· Nowt ~M4-000l~"'""~---~ GARAGE SALE, ""1 8 w/ladder ~ water "'"'"" MA~TERS AUCTION Legun• Belch F.quat Oppor. ~mploytr Telephone Sales Cost• Mff• Are• , ~eltJ ~ ~. tg~ house·no ru outlet. Ins. BEAUT. Med. tan Shep mix. 0ranre A'-e, CM, Oothei. $100. 644-2485 or 64()..1631 6461616 or 133-9625 · KOi CARP $10.$50 'benefits ineludlnr stoc k policy lncld. 646--SM7 Fem. 1 yr. All Shots. To dlahe1, table&, lampa, lots of evt1 . alt 6 or ~·::iday, ALL COLORS 673-1664 plan. Salary to $450. call l !'"'!!~!!"••l!!!!••• I J"'°"~~ho~m~e;,o~n~lyt;._;54>-0864~~!.... bric a brae A miac tools, DTNE'ITE aet. \\'Grnena 3 li!XI 839.fl!l71 • 545-305-0 · ~-~349 Pianoa & Org•n1 8090 Oie.W Pel"90N'lel Agency, BUfLT-IN type e I e c t r l c ADORABLE tree ldltens. 9 pool t&ble bike, wlckeT l a )' et t e . S.10-6'.65, 2T90 Harbor Blvd, double own, dl1hwa1heT, v.·eeks okl. 1male,1 female GARAGE SALE Sat-Sun, v.'Omens clothes 8 · l O. AQUARIUMS FIELD'S \\'arehouse !ale, 400 Of range, inspect at lfi79 646-9101 iUJll, clothes, tum, 3 air 56~ (HM) 18 Gal . .:rauks, 114. ea. Silrnt pianos & oraans, now & TYPIST tor ... _1 .... of ........ 1. Placentia, C'M. ALL \\'HI TE KITl'EN 0 0 n d ,, ~. ton PU. TfRES: tell 15" US M•urc Giant pu111p~. $7 $9. ca. 10 used Spillcts, i rand 11 • ..,., .. ,. .. ~~ .,.. .... ~ G t r k « 11· h l players. Going out lor 11eatlons. Accuracy & 1peed SE A R S K EN P.1 0 RE 847·1888 nlck-nackl.11685 Bay Circle, Flrtstone 10" "'ide $60. Or 8 · an·, ..,. 'roug l ron business. Jtc.ntals \\'/option a muat. Call B e v e r I y, WASHER .l DRYER 9 Furniture I050 F.V. Phone 962-0283. trade for 14" 1 a m e · S15tand, !~·~rlJ. ~va;t~-teate1n;, 1o huy. I\aii·a.i. Strln"'·ay, Work From 833-8320. Spted. xlnt cond. S:50 each, ---...;..-----·I GARAGE Sale, ~f 11 c . 546-9599. · ca . ..>II · t'OPK'K sh, 15· B11ld1~·in, Qi l ck er in g, Your Horne UPHOLSTERER exp'd. tull 552-!>:i72 ~fOVING, Mesa V erd e , household &ood1 and plants. KOREAN GRASS 1.,.'~·tS.~J0!7'!9'!. ~"!!'!!""!!"!"!~!!! Yamahrt . Kim ball. \\'ur., e1c. Top Comrnlstiont time-, top "'8.i.'f!S & benetltA. R1nt"W•lh1t1/Dry1r1 Bruns\\·iek Pool table, 11lde Sat/Sun 19261 \\'aterbury $3.!iO per.fiat. Reftllar SS.I' MOSE FOR SALE GARDEN GRO\'F: * 558-7lll * 1922 Harbor Blvd, C.l\t. $2. Wk. Full malnt. by 11ide retrte. sora bed, .La:::·:.;H:.::..· s.=---~---I value. 2215 Meyer Pl. Costa . . flELlJ'S <n~1 638-mo SAS--0159 * 63"'~ * \\'alnut table A 4 chn: -1.leaa. Infant dreJi!1ng table \\'1th 12072 Brookhunl St., G.G. *TELEPHONE 7uv~ drUI ' ?.10VING Refria; $35, dinette compartn1enta ~ white $10. WAITRESS KENl\fORE GAS l>RYER, \Valrrut er Ii ehut, S2J Ho~a Trail 70 $12:> SALE, bassinet, CU' seats, Al~o. carseat reeliner . $8. C O N T IN UOUS FREE 0 21S~ .. ':.E~ * .,9 , l . be ,, _ Xlnt cond, $100. ~~~ .. ~· ~ t:r\;m Pai 5 ~j hp, 115. A much crib hlgh chair, orthopedic 979-8123. 933 Carnation Ave., ORGAN CLASSES FOR ver , ,....... ume eves ~ r·PP y an peraoD tv.·een .... :i. 968--1.320 ...... 1n&1 • more. 791 Center. ~Of Wan_t nliht lhoe5 + bar. c-1, •1esa. Greeob-k pm. Good pay. $tudeDtfi 1 NI or pa r t -t I m e. E L Cape Verde Place, Daily 1548-5579 839-528.l H-omes. " • ....., 1\0ULTS. f.:\·ery Tuesday \\'tloome. Ca]l evea !l6S4)&5. 1.fATADOR, 1168 Newport \VE BUY REFRIG'S aft. 1 pm. )fOVlNG-All SoHl Twin l"'=~==~""'cc--1:30pm. Stlll't MY \\ttk. I .Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;OiOiiii;iii;;I Bl\'CI. C.?tt. \VORKINC OR 1'i10T ?tlOVING, Solid Oak Bunk bed to teakettle. SUn/?.fon 1?~~ lei':'~~~~ OEt'OR.\TOR'S ltiil;l~C -~t ~~rccb~~la c~~: ftUDll'S WAITRESS Ir: C 0 0 K.S ' *-,536-lt66 * ~ Bed1, match dresser· chHt. 6/2 & 3, 12-6, CASH ONLY. l)Ol:1. $3 a dozen. 2335 E\den Sheer . uatural · L l n e n Newport Blvd. at Harbor. I ts°U JiELPER. Exp. not nee. R E F Jt 1.,G E .1'-AT 0 R -~· Blonde dbl bed, c;ken:et• ~ ;1 Marruetite, CD!.l Of ' draperies, 4 panels. E a ch g.u..~l . • .:.. , Viill train. Pref. owr 21 . Coldspttf,•n •fk.l:dbl door, • 11lte stndl, SSO. B scutp. QU ru hood 30 iN" "'·ide by 96" lol\i. 1;io ..,.,.. .... ,..,,...,..,,..,..1 D'ial•A•Job! nnos Plzz.a, 495-5201 Lq:. .,.htte,~1125:496-7151 tured avocado tofa, 2 match ?ttOVlNG thlt w e.e k e n d • A AR i\t • t ill. yds Sta Foam Grttn nylon Pr.iv Am 1 PARTY' \\'ANTS Nirucl. KEN~roo..:o ~-Auto Washer, btn'ell clan, lamp•, end e\•erythlnc: must IO· 24116 shOW tan)t, atand. 1111 acc. plush carpet. Super Btzy! Sr. Project etl(ttneer iw;i u blea retrie mi s c Santa Ana Ave, C .M . Ne\'tr used. Best oiler. Ph. G4Z.22.l5/ 548"'4~ TO BUY PIANO FOR lndua prod, develop S19K WA·ITRISS S~. ?llORCE £1.ect Dryer, 545--0Ws ' ' &ls.ooBO. 963-6201 CASH. Generifbttlce lo $'11G TE1-fPO offers a truly unique & HOSTESS Part Time, $35, guar Ii de!. 546-S67Z PATIO. oUice A household ~D::E:.LT:::A=l~Q.60~-.-.~,~0~f~f.~R-oa-d R EDECORATINC-selling * !H7·9·14:i * a-~ ~-l•t to •CIVI & lime savlna: nnportunU:y Coflch'1 Corner, So. Coast KENP.fORE Electric d'""er. MOVlNG, mwt sell 2 beaut. 1•--. An••·ea, ·--~Ing ~-led ! htm. CIU"pC\!1 & Drapes. 5 Pr. y G d t \ ~· '" -1 '1<U! d -• --• 1 . S"" •J lra: blue-olive brocade ""'""' '-"'" """" ..... 1. 1.. or"' a .. wa_y Pde-Blue 8.,,.ag over pRll'! BAB ran p ano. Valnut Sec'y tu pres. to $700 or e · · · · · Plaza. S.16-79S5. U11a1 mo. ,,.. i&wiw:t rocken. Xlnt cond. &elll'. Sat·Sun. 2678 ub use, rood cond. a for $85. blu shee~. ~. pr. more finish. $795. or best oUer. Le1al Sec corp RE 1800 KEYPUNCH \\'A I T RESS. Ex p e r . Call ~9'196. $70 ea., pr or aep. I Ira ott Meaa Pl. CM 675-1345 drapes. Crpt • u1r \11'1ite 847--0ao7. i;tcretary/Legal S700 51,CRETARllS w/cocktall1 & food . Ca 11 ** •HOTPOINT Refrlg. 6 W h brocade Broyhill ch11ir GARAGE Sale Sat/Sun 9-5 TE L EPHONE Anrwerln11: plush ne1v, nev used; $50. UPRIGHT P IANO Stat T~li;t $500 "1\o want d1rQllled A 54S-9146 btw. llan1 & 9pm. mo. old. Under \var. f\.lust $50., light 1ften brocade 1fisc. ttems. 3401 Quiet machines AJl brands, lov.·est 6464614 . good condition =C!:tomer Coordl~ =~rn1!'!ts o:. ~WAITRESS w A N T E D , Sl'li. l5t fl.25 takes. 963-6201 curved 6' ?'sta $60. All rd g;-·f· Harbor View liills, pricts in Callfomla. 893-421 5 14 ""·xi"7-"."'1'-1.-.,.'--.,.-,-,h-,-.-,-.,,-,.g S2j{I. 4~ • • • -a tor, (Brffl $850 days, couple-weeks or few . Exper. Eve ahlft. Good Job. BicyclQ I020 qual. 54.>16 ?t · f"LACE1tr .a'Qld In natural w/ pad. f:iz, 9 "'hite BALD\VIN Upright grand •-··lln• a-•· SOP'• th tt 'd , N 1,?.U .6~:ml. · KINQSIZE bed, xtra firm, MISC.-HOUSEHOhD ITEMS; fonn. Ft:iir"l'intormatlon call "''~ding dress \V/-deto.ch. pia.nil. Xlnt condition. -$l:lO.t--- Etk'eoii eettaConi;tr $Open mon !, ·you eci e. ow WANTED . SACRIFICE!!! 10 SPEED new, lncl. mattreu , box "'"ashtr, Dryer, too much to 536-754.!i Jd• train. E}('octrophonle port. Call 847-7017. A!Pay Constr to S650 IPPL v 'BY · ;HONE ~10TOR ROtrrE DRIVER English Cro\\'n. Con1pletely gprln(tS &: irame. $1&:>. list hett. 404 Irit, N.B. Sat. * P INBALL MACHINE * 11tereo. 3'X5' l>otlum mirror -Do~,.-,-,,-..,--.,--lh-,-,h-ip! F/C Bkkpr, Constr S700 Cnll 540-4450 A Lri ua knOW IN SOunt LAGUNA AREA rebuilt, 150. 494·5318. (\\-Orth $3 50 ) · Queenalze & Sun. 673-3121 \\.i\llanis MQ!c City aanie. "'/shelf. Dbl tJe.d bookcase "List" it In classified. Ship Ex. Secy Mortgage $800 \Vhat your 5kills Are. No FOR THE DAILY PJLOT. Cetl 10S5 $145. Jnc. delivtr')'. U1ually UNIQUE 1araae sale. U4 lt "''orkt.' ~. 642.-1064 hdbrd. Occ. chair. 962-5988. to Shore R£!llult1'! &l2-;,G78. Call Jeannie Si•oo need to come in personally . GOOD EARNINGS FOR home 832.-24A8. Via Cordova , Udo. Sun. PINBALL machine excel or Judie Steiner unt1l "'C haVJ? the 'just rifht' TI~IB WORKED. MONDAY FREE TO YOUI I , Herculon hlde·a-bed, June 2nd, l!lam-4pm, no oond S&X). 646-lSll or NEWPORT spot for you' T H R 0 UGH FR 1 DA Y Very homely ei&ht·~·eek old t ble • hexiaon tsble in 0Pco"'.o'o.o'"'~·a'-. -=.,,--~ 6'5-5844 Personnel Agency NEVER A i·£E AT TE~tro. ~~~y R ,;0 ~ui~ty kitten. pee "''OOd, 2 brn match. GARAGE SALE 1 3 8 6 A C'.!U::O::TO'.!. ::.U-,a-,h-,-,,~C-op_pe_rto_"'_· 133 Do D N 8 Ttmpo Tomporory Holp '!ORNINGS. EXCE', """"" 5"9-4338 after 5. lamps. Take It all for $150. Wat§Ofl, eo.t.a Mesa, All ver r ,1 , • .. l..o.l...Ll', PH aft 6 pp,.1 675-5256 t) r GOOD STUFF , ?th1.ple ster eo console. Lawn l,..:,~~64:%-;31:7~0~~~.1 :~;=====~:==: OP PO RTU NITY FOR PERSIAN Kittens, O~A, ' ' . . "{>el o !. spreadrr 646-3479 SE~fI OR R E T I R E D Black, Red, & Tort!e. rum.'lTURE. Bir Camron Sal A Sun · ' T • PERSON l.OO!ONG FOR 545-188'1 model home IOfa. antique ~u='u°"c°'E""'P~a"tto-"'1-.,.-•~Sa-t"/S~"-n. MUST s e 11 Grandlather • SERVICE stnlion nian . emporar1es ADDED INCOME. CASH D I040 dinlna; rm set, 2 end tbl1, 10-3 pm 10216 Holburn Dr. O ock. $115. exp'd. l\larricd. Good BOND REQUIRED. FOR ogs stereo cabinet. pictures, H.B. Lots of ~erything Call 649--0 . ~~·: t1~anic. Tune up h T I NF 0 R A1ATION CALL BEAUflFUL little Yorkshire m isc. items. 6.IC>-1557, .00:8-00'5=:._~=~--CHPe~DELlndER11~ r.~"s ta 1 . I: earb. l'.·ork. Fully exper. Does T 1 emporary RICK JOURDEN AT Terriers. 3 9.ilS. old. Sited PIANO. French P r o v . GARAGE SaJe 1•1ect co ""'· ......,. Apply Rellly's·Ar;o,119th & Help S•rvic1 You &ll-4321 or 586-6982. by AKC CH Kirn e I . s ell~ bed i;.et, cs.blnet bed. SAT & SUN 6-ls.-5316 ·t;eWj,Ort, c.~1 . Wqr.k For Now •··· WANT TO MAKE Buckaroo. Males & Females Orlentll bar I 1tools I di· 1101 Cllfr Dr., Newport CARPETING, 3 nnt. 1''1ce iE'RVICE Station attendent Offer You Tiie Following' EXTRA MONEY? for show or pet. 497-1684 ne~te I desk. Se'Nini math., 1 TON Olaln hoist: 36. condition, nr. new. ~Jakt> at Shell at.a. tn s. Laguna. <M ..... p •d Holl.I-Full or pftlme delivery help eves. or Sat A Sun. £75-4367 aft 3 pin. latter; mO\lo'fl'; 2 bikes:-sm. otter. 919-8703 lPenu. Full thnc sum mer. .,....-GI ~J• fol' local advert:illn&' co. DOG OBEDIENCE CLASS t.rusr SELL all llvtna r m ' d~sk A mile. tools. 642-3869. JACUZZI Wh irlpool bath, '.Pt-time durilla achoo!. Will • JPald Vacations Above ava: earnlnp. Your TO start Wed. June 5, in the BR furn. New dinette aet, GA RAO I SALE. cost $331. Sacrifice s100. train Pay w/o.per~ 32342 .....-cwn tra1111p. Paid daily + Ne~rt ; Irvine area. Call TV &-. odd• &: ends. Very 27 Beacon ~y, N.B. Yard vacuum $40. ~187S •Ooul Hwy. 49!>-4141. V Med. Ins. Plan •" attow. Plok yoor own >16'4928 ch'"P. <'""'49. II -· Mltcol11noou1 IOIO hn IOam-8pm. Apply 315 ' SPANISH 10fa 6: lowseat, I ;lil~ll~C~l~l~n~el'l~•~liiiiiii~-=;ii~ii;iiiiiiiii~iiiiiii~i.11 (2) SERVICE Sta. 1nen. 1st · 3~ St. ... 11 E II TOP Aiciwl P u Pp i eii; • ,O au. Top wages + comm. If Not You Owe It n• ..,,.. e • Ullt. Champ sired exotl lo$ $250. Exec. ottiet de1k, S:175. Apply .... C""'Y Otevron :ro VourHlf To 1 -""'"'"'"h.:.;>:::1:.:"::.·,:,W:.:>itd::.":::·c...~-----~1Jru Sen.ihl c 00·oed' Both perfec,. •...;, WANTE~ COl.1.POUNOE R t""--v · y pn . '* 493-trOO * Station, 604 S. Cout H1vy., .. ...; tei"mi 645-2235. &U-58&S Laguna Beach. , REGISTER nnH for Adhesive i: Coa.tin1s ' • GIRL'S Complete Bedroom ?oUa:. E:<perience in use of 3 * * TINY Toy Poodles, set, Xlnt cond, Must eel\ SERVICE StaOon He IP Roll ?tllll and precise Adults, & 1 male pup, ~tales tmmed .. dllya 833-1932, aft ·~~1i~4~ ~~.We:~~ lnlfin~i;~tonnel ~!.. oftlnc:S~ sins~ ~p~·~Jii AKC reg $Zi & 6:00, ~1. St., Costa 1'1esa. ~lajor Medical Plan pigments, ii de!lirable. Call GOLDEN RETRIEVER I 2 SOFAS, lf11. o\ 'nil, Sh' I A I N A ·1 bl "'&!nut comer section. S'lS . .. 'PWP "ll h IS st•nts Teinowpo...,~,~~ce-~125 IRISH SETTER puppies. Girls 1 pe Bdrm Set, whltt, •r• ou11men •~J WELDERS · 115 each. 5 wks. old. •~..., .,~., nll8 3M8 Campus Dr .. SW.le 100 ~-...-.. Pharrn11cautlcal~. ~1ust be NC'\vport Beach 5464741 ARC ~83::1:.·l;,;l.;:llc.· ===~== ltARD rock mapl e, cheat of M ilt. Apply In person. BLACK GERMAN SHEP· <lra'A'ttt, 11.udent de1k, nl1hi Llnwllco L•bor•tori11 \Ve have a complete package Gener•I Srop HERDS, 6 wka. SMALL stand, S225. for group. 1lM 1~2148 Nev.•port Blvd, Cl\1 ol crnployee benellts. \\'e \\'Ith paid medical vacation BltEED. S25 or '! STEVE. 34th St., N.B. 673-1!32. , ' t & l\1on, 8:30 am-ll am pay IOf! v.·ages. All office & & holldaya. 3100 W. Ccntni.I, 645-4563. SOFA. Tuft eh•lnr, creden· ~PING & \Varehle man, industrial skills are needed. Sant11 Ana POODLE, Toy, pvt party zas, marble tablet, hand tome exper. F' /I l me · Equal Oppor. Employer \\'HO \VANTS TO WOHK?' murt sell. Female, 8 mo'•· carved Vlctoc1a llv nn. Ph. • llwilson'• O( Calif. 1281 Dlm'.E A CAB! Csll SID-1105 96$-315,g Logan, CJl.f CHOOSF. your boun, work ' SILK SCREEN Temporary for yaunol( be -own !R. Setler, Pu... AKC, WANT>:D boal. Men or women. c.an Champ Stock, Thender1n/ * USED BRJOCS * I FOREMAN be ~ sli&hlly handicapped. Varaaoci Une. Reas. 842-8518 371).45M . Mui st have good job ~hop s er I bs For Neat • Clean Appearan~ AFGHAN Puppies. AKC, •LOVESEA'l'' ll)fa custom bpf:r. & be able to make umm 0 Vts .. rttired. Age 25 to 101 ahow quality. M/F. nillde e WI')' ad qual, never 1pn pane\1, Aetups & S':!pte-ent y-·· •---• 673-2SM 675-4911 used, US"""" hm, IQ.1910. ' ens. Start •a93+ DOE . 1 ... .,_ .. ...., • ., , GREAT D"'E -~ •· • 1 D ve a cab 8 hn or more • ~'" ~tARBLE Top C.Ottee Table, I Jean Browp, 541)-8)55. Typists, .,.cret•r 11 day. Apply In ~rson, PUPPtr.S. AKC Lona: Oval 5%' x 2', Colt tal Personnel Arency, 10 Key Dprt, Actt Clrk1 Vf'llo\v Cab Co., 1116 E. 16th ""'l --•-•r •M ~ Harlto< Bl"" O f Dp ~ _.. -· ~ -··~rus. SILK SCREE, NE RS alilXTSRT-MTtSCP krs Jj;SL:;·;;C..;;:;;t;•;;;M;;,..;;:;;·;;:;;::;:;;-GO L DEN JtgfRJEVERS, 2 RECLINER e1\i1n.'Brown, • P 1cep , •c era, AKC Re1. 4 wits old. 7 feml, ne&rly new SS. Dark !Nin ~w:d~~~it;x~~~ Au1mbl1r1 & 4 males. Call ~ SH). 8.tS-:Ul "J'()INT ARMYS CORP. W1rohou1om••· Trivia? IRIS!! SETTER .... AKC. 8' GOLD VEL\IEI' SOFA. k5:13s!8't!' Ar::i.estrrut· Section We're lookint for pe1i-Jt'a • reeson ~~~e,&:7 s~·~~P· $1S. 8'~ =·· tALL GRO\VING Company tiv1 & r11pon11W. c:f' te ,..4 the COUJE PUPS BUNK BEDS, Dbl Bdrm Set, eo.ia Ptlna. need• career pie to work 'ont & ' Dally Pllet's 6 "''kl. $15 a 71" Color T.V., rlilk '*""'· ltnted pmion to 1a,1<e aver ter"m:iV'lgnment1 du~ entert.l"m•nt Call ~52U 1'1i8c. ~ ndln; 11ccount. payable Jnt me Summer. C•ll AKC Mini D•chlhuncl SOFA&: RECLINER, Blk &: and to auume c;>lll<!r or come In now. WHkly P•I• every Pups, Red/p,flhog. 54G-0904 \\'ht chttk. Sl!IG. both. lflde· at td re..rqionllblhnts. ..... Ch T y I t fl A·bed, kl a, SUS. "5,1__.'fo. t t I land tn' . oonip,lfny ,p .. y. ,_ •r1e • OU a Yr ay PHAROAJI flounds pupple1, 1 "'brn.o",·~ _ carMt rary or ' DffY.• Ove.toad I!======= Rai•. couars. "b''" bdnn. .. ~ ~ 9"'i II 12131 691.lf7ti& dlnln.;: set,'mlsc. 3 llOJ.4940 ''.S;oclAL \\'ORKER lfS\'.IV 3723 Birch St.. -N.D. Put )'OW' budCtl back on TUm )'OUt '°" clubl tnto "1"'· "'1.0=v"'E~SEA"°"T"°"R~OCK=~E~R--~ medics I hosp la 1 ~S7·0061 the ttac;lt •• , Se11 ldlt' ltem11 a atereo. 8'11 !hem ~1th GOOD CONDM" ..,,, pperie11ce, penonneJ de!pt. wl!h a lqw-«>at Dn.lly Pilot a Dt.O, Pilot Clsuifted Ad ION • .- Bot.i; lloi;:pltal, N.B. ~~~~'!"~!"'!~!!!I Clau\Oed Adi Call 642~~78 and \IM!'~ttie mone,v foT a -~~·~540o~_1711~~·--­ CLASS $1':U.S -90$11 Pf16f 01.ulned ad. Sf2..661I today! atereol Call &li.strT1 Toda)>. a.ASS SEL!.$ • ii2M71 ' .. ' • • • . " .. .. • ' AUCTION Eltate Uquldatlons Sl,000,000 worth · If m•9nlflc1nt jewelry; expensive watch11, flne·Amerlcen. iurepe•" •nd Ori· 1nt•I furniture end eb(ectt tf'•rt, crystal, percelaln, bronn1, 1llv1r, etc. Mott lmprH1lv• 't111pley of jewelry •nd fine •rt In s.uthem C•llt.r"I•. Merch1ndl1e cen1l1M4 t.r ••le f....,.. bank· rvptcy ceurtt, cuttem 11l1urt1, ·pr-lv•t• ••· te .. 1, eut...t.,,...., etc. ' AucUon sales every Mon. an4 Tues. 8:00 pm , InsoecUon and private sales: Noon 'Lil 10:00 P.M. dal ly. Cloled Sunday. We buy lot cosh or $ell ell' com·; milslon -whole ntattK or sln9l1 · 1te1111. . . Desert G•ll•rlts West, Inc. 2542 W. Coast Hl1h.,ay Ne1A1port Beach, Call!ornia 645°2200 ' . • • • A CONV(HrtNT S~OPPl"lc; AHO SEYl'INC CU1or FOii THE C:Al ON THl CO. db;;(,;;~ For In •d 1n Worn•n·s vvorld Cell M•ry Beth 642·S678, ext. 330 ... I I \ f I • ; 1 70881 Fonl1n1 P'oat.• of Italy u•e• to1Mt.ltchin1 to trim the ed_te• d tlii • I COOl'fd Dtck, •leev111l••I dre!I• ror I.he Jr, P•t.lte. ·A .. ,.19ti111 &lp~r i1 •el in the center fNnt •eaa. Tb• l•rp lri•n1le 1c•rf' 11 part of the patlAfltn. F•bric1: .,.,..1~ oollon. pitiue denim, ll1htwel pt wool , 7DSII 11 n t la Jr. Petite Slte1 3--US. To order; sand paiu..n ••bef, 11.u, 111111111, addte11 flftd zip. Price 12,00 3rd el•••, ror lat el111 ••nd 2$C fer 1ach peltern ordilWd. HIW SPRINQ.SIJMMER SUPPLEMENT -All New 0.- 1l p11 tI.00. A bonu1 coupon wonh t l.00 toward lh• twcli••• of uy Sl>ade• peUem in thi1 news paper l• lti· cluckd In ••eh book •. Send ord11r1 u,.Sp1du, Box N, Mllrard. N.J. 08848. Dept. CP·l~. . . .. • I 0 14 D~ILV PILOT lanos & Organs 809 • PIANOS e ORGANS Rentals fr S5 Open Nights 'tll 9 °S•I : '1115 :30, Sun. 12..S *Pianos & Grinds* Bnld1\'1n • C11blc • Chlekt'rlnJ:! -F~. hl'r • 1":.a\\':ll • Klmbalt • 1· · • tlJ.'t·t111 .'!: llltn•'''I. Nusi; ti • Sohmer . s rr-ln- \1•ay • S!Ol'f'y !.: 0 1u·k • \\'ill· ll•r • \\'1\ll!t1.l'I' · \'am.1hn New ~pnit·ts JJ ........ S59:i L!srd h'0111 • .. .. .. • .. . • s9~, l;'ll;1y• !); " ' ••••••••• .$~ Grnnd11 " ......... ,. $395 *ORGANS* B1dd\1·ir1 • l\Jnn • lla1l1111ond - l\.a\1'nl • Kin1balt • L4111Tcy • Hodbcrs · Tho1n11.s • :. ui1· aha • \\'ul'litzcr. Optigan ................ $1 50 t.o....·rt'y Spine1 •. , , ... , S l9j \\'ul'l illl'r Spin('t, nl'1v •• $499 *WIN FREE* ORGA,N LESSONS FULLERTON MUSIC IS191 t.ul'tl1!, ~'01111 rai11 Vallry SS7 .. a36 lt.! N. Jl111'ht1r, l<'ullenon an .taos ~W~E~'~R~E"=D~I F FE'~R~E~N~T~ J{pgardlci.s ol !hr "Fanraslh· Pri('f'S" t!tul ouc 1-e<Ht'i about, the rnc1 1s 1h11t t1>111pt_•titi<>11 J.:.x•ps pri{'<'S about •he san1e \I hl't"C\'f'I' you i;hop. \\'e losr \'<'ry few 'stt.11.'5 by Licini; undersold. \rr·'i-e dlfft're11! tx.•cuuM> our Si.ili>smcn listen hnrrl hi 11.·hat you say, lhey're i::ensiti\•e to \\·hat )'OU !'COily \\'Hnl & they hin·c thl' in1~ntory lo n1ake the perfect niRlch h c I 1v e en Orgnn & Organi~1. Piano & Pianist. Jf you ru-c thinking about a k ey b oa rd instrument. give us a try. \\'e think you'U agree Iha! \\'C're dilfCN'llL COASI' !llUSIC :">ie11·port at 1-larhot•, C.!\t. 6-kl--O'!il Brookhursr at Talbert, FV 963-673.~ Gl:U:>R.\.t"'S01' Par ll go n 01-gan, 11.,rp, i\lanrnha, Chhnc.s, Plann, Full Org::in Pl·c·Sct. Lcslir Sricnkt'1', \\'alnu1. SJ,j75, J.IS·TIOS. Sporting Goods 8094 Sunday, Junt 2, l<J74 Boats. POwer · 9040 Boats, S•ll ·9060 Motorcyclts/ 1 Tr11 ltra, Travt 70 9560 BMW , 971 2 •tsun 9 j Mercedes leni 9740 i - ~lli~T SLLL tllI S \\"EEh,'-;D? **1974 MODELS** 17' T·Blrd 1.0'}Jtrt" \I'/ trlr, lbi.t $6J T~S!)(.'('i.11 S·l.19.'i. !>I' f'oMnulu 163 l\ltrt· ~·1 1rlr. ltst $611.00, wktllJ on!)• ~~sro. 20' ~·orniula l " t.lcrc \\'/ t1•lr ,list Si&.%. \1kod "-fl"Clal S.\S9.). 21' Ba}'llntrll:llJ/r:unlly. 011 !l'lr. U st SiS2j, Si1lc pril'\.' StifiOO. 2.l' OU f':horl•/21~1 11 kf !(!)>$ G· clinr tlc-·trlJ·, li~t $12.1:,0, sale l'l'i('(' 510.200. 21' No\'a 1$.i ~lcrc. "Ill£ STREAKEn" on Trlr, list Sfl!Y.\5. !1.ttlf' prit'f' S8193. 20' SKIPJ/\CK ~'fB-22) 0C 0:-0IC-xtras-+ trlr,liat $10,1'20. SEile pril't' $~lif,S, TRADE IN SPECIALS 1970 1!\' r o1h:l1t 165 ~ft'rc. Rf'lluced 1(1 n;,oo incl trlr. 711.P. OB +1--:,,-1ra,;;. 1912 20· SkipJack 16J t.tere. CQ111pl \\'/ tl'\r. Bindni •'O\'rrs. !rin1 10~. dual bal· tcrie,;, E . ...:ll'a clean. ~uced to Sb1195. *WEEKEND SPECIAL* l!lT'l 20' Seara..'Y·'390 Fm'l/JcL l1x·I trlr. S\\'IF'f'.Spet'd • !'POTLESS. Sl..i-Au·ay-only sr..oo. Hu1Ty-this one "on·1 la~ r ~ BARNACLE BILL'S 2'.!00 \\'. Co::i~I lh1y, NB. 6-1~ **** JIA\'f. 't'ot1 SC'f'n the Nl"U' R UCCAN l::l::R 240 Sailboat:'??? Q9 you _@joy sailinf{, fniilv 11·cekcnrts nhroad, e11!l'1·tiiining, f('la-.:a. tlon .~ fun?'.'?:' If the ar1· s11·er \\-as yes lltt'n you n1ust see the nev: lady in our fleet . She's gorgeous~ & Tiiis \\'eekcnd 9Te's our OPEN ltOL'SE SPECIAL, sail al\·Ay $7995, • !;("(' You at the Beach * Scooters 9150 --------SAILING SAOOT ---------CA.i.'rP lrlr. Small, E Z low, ·57 FORD ff. loug. Ntt<ts E E IS S.tar1 ~1u1"r ruu rac-lng AWARD ln11u1a1ed. kltcbcn, tent ~rh~'!':in~ i:,~ "!Ua'~1~ .,....._ llMll ,.. 71240DatSZ un J YOUHR RC HANCE r~~I. hi<u'dly US<'d. rri»P f'OOJl'I. Xlnt t.<ond. :S.l!IO. ,,.. .~.. "-d. •At. 1a .,.IAN 1 ' Aa11. E-.:(>ellent oonc1111on MOTORCYCLES S4T-Z!l! lo\Vrk@r, do@&n"t ......,.. '1:...., ..,.., • ....,.,. . $400. S_Loc E 11 ~11 bl' t h llondo, . Triumph. 't'IUnl'lha SEARS TEl\'T TRLR. w/ rlp \\'ol'lb :700. But ! ~&4&1 M & I / to make an out.1t11ndlng 1 Kambt'rg 11.t DANA YACllT lli&J NC"'POl'l Blvd, Colla .a ·l'OOlll, z dbl bf.ds, \~I')' or 5.'>2-!M15. ~ ,, • .flpetd, air rondlUona.1 ~rebate or a Beautltu1 I CLUB Sv.·11p f.t(lf!I. Sat & ffl«a . light to pull. ~tan>' tnu. 'GT DATSUN Pickup, rn.•edl Ml/Jo'~t l'tldio. & n1aa 11al ado rES 8 r ~· AL,9 TSL< I Sun 10-S or phone 499-1900 '42..i434S J.foo. or best offer. brakes, $700. v.·l)ccl&. OnlJ.3.i..$-02 mUea 1ERCED L< ,,..,. "'6-8672 $ 988 ot-uiiiiioandt of doll."' ' l-1' BLOCK Island Ketch 'Tl llOND,\ 500. 4 ryl, TlL\lLER 11.let>p G, bckw: ttplacenwnl pnct!. liull , Unfinished. $1200 or tranderrlng East. X lo 1 h<-atl'r tleclrkity, 3 bunlt'r Vant 9570 Tht. out1tardlna automobile ~ be!i1 offrr. {21,} <IJ().9710 cond. lo"' 1t1i. r-xtras. fli.rlftl:, stove~ box $;)SO, 53&-017$ 1----------1 BUY or LEASE iii Joaded with every extra ! or 1213l 59S-5828. Cu~!. 11u1de i;c•at, l'tc. Vulue Auto S.r. & Parts 9400 L'l73 DODGJo; • • l\1a x t •' . NOW! 33375 CAMINO ~STRANO and option llOd has lc111 thnn ' WOO J~ SIS(l(l, S<'ll Sl·IOO. 5..ll-t.109. Londcd, ExctUent b 11 y. ,_.," ~"f'< c''""''°'° I 3,000 nlil~11.. Sho11o·n b)' 11hh rra/ler & <.vvl•r. :i iwls Y.\t.JAJIA 3GO Enduro. tro 196"l rnlL'OI\ f\UIO Iran!!, $lO. Going 10 Europe. S:ll:«XJ. Beat !he prtce lnc1-ea'ijc ,...,,.. __ '''*"-I appolntmenl st1il:i;, No. 18$6. $800 or best n1I. EnR:illt' block $l. plull rnific Flexible. ,'-r Kurchu111:c 4tl·ll75 er lll·l 175 •---------,!•• oller. 5'1S·St2S. S7;,() Plll'h<. call :ifll!l' <I ,Pt.r. Try n1e. -19-1·1963 XLNT SEl.t-:cr10N 0 1<' ii' ' COLUMBIA 30 Br l 11 to I fH>t3.<H 008-4971. '62 CORVAlfl \'un. Nl'w NEW 1974 BMW• 73 DATSUN I L'ondilion ouston\ .Jhr~ .• '12 -KA\\'ASAKl---.':::A-Slrcci. f!!b'l"A-"Uht6<1 x--l:;-oftoRond pa.lnJ. XIJIL. __r u n n l n g J1l prn-1-uvnluiitil!:d lll'ILX'6 240 z rrzga f Nc11.·po11 Clip. Cruise qf Xlnt rond., lo-nil. $500. TIN'&, tilted for hiR"h"1lY L'Ondlllon. Trad~ for lf'\;r . • 13600 Be h 81 \\'e.atmlnstrr rllce. Gi:'-,J.i&J9 a!l 5. GUi-182.1 use. CClod t.~nd. !I for Ss.i. V~r1 or Jl,U. \\'/Cflmpc:r IS: I Au t o.n1n I t t trAn-m1s~10~, s92-aisi ac :• fi3&.2500 1 t"lip""'r "'ilh dolly •tjj. or 11\'0 l'-mi•' l•elnlflts. J<>c, G= 1'"5 8he\I. 6-12-6351, 548·2689. ~ AM/f flt r1u,llo. factury o.1r [ """"=------='-'"'L ~ • .. , • ·~ ~ con d It 1on1 ng, ~hromo '7"MERCEDES bl'st orrcr. llkl' nc1v. $25 ca. Call 1091 ECONOt.INE 3 ,;pd. 'GT J.'ORD Van, G c)'I, 3 spd, 11.·hccls (Jll..$.1012'459) V- 6'2·l82I 6J?Sl1!; ltans. SJ;. Slart" SS. Coll """"'od-w/b<xl.1 Und1•1< ' be. ~' BENZ 210 SEL l S t; T S 0 L CA 1' 'TI NORTON CO~lMA ... ~00. after 4M.1. 963-4971 50f.t, ,,_.,, 1-lus II C . _,_ . , C\Tr\!\1ARAN HULLS, nc11.• all new, •'(I" miles, coniply 6'>6752 2S4Ct2 Margueritc·Pnrkway ' Auiomauc, 11.\r conrtlllonm;:, ·~"". 6tl-5SJG 53l-66"" U.S. ~lag Hio1s • 5 lu,..<111 .• R , f\liil$ion Viejo power 1teering, I eti. the r "">W chopped, sharp. · "'° Ex~llent ccnd. 14''. Asking 11 DODGE Vftn, 6 cyl. Good USE AVERY P\VY f.:XIT. LA~ interior. 4 door. ~[uMt see lo HOBIE 14. 2 5alls, rRcl ng •74 Hondas ~ & 550 $100, Call 5306.140. cond. 1'1ake oUer. Nu hrukc, 831·Jl40 • 495-4949 ~ 61.ppreda.te. l311ClB) equip., car rack incld., Xt.ras, $1950 & $1700 '6S V 11, E 1 1600 .•• mags &. tires, 675-ztil ' ~~I ach Bl., Wes~~ $AYE I ( d •<>"" """"""'"' ,~ ~·9 · · ngne, · dluu '63 ~o ~--"1-. ~ ORANGE COUNTY'S ~~ --x n l.'OD • .,.,....... """"'""· ~ port heads, had lire, bottom rvr. .IJl..vtlUI '"' '"''"' 1911 D\TSUN St 28 f.1PC l J hi' Snipe w/piper s . HONDA CL 200. 1974, Only boksJ'Ol)d, S:n'..l, ~161T gu mileage $450 or best OLDEST ' 0, Tral1tr, 2 1nains. 2 Jib, last, 1692 mi's. \Vindshield & ~~~~~~~~~~~ 1~•~flc~rB4'H8~~ll.~;;;;;;;-,;;;n.. avg, '1 c:b:, tu,ilo, A1'11FJ\.I, iDWt 1 3 fmntlrt>ar . apkn. 1'\'Clln. .1...:• S-1,j(l, 11.B. ~96. -'"~'~'~·~'~'g;~-~· _6~l2-3'17~-·---'73 DODGE, Custom paint, & bucket.I, chronic v.·hls. stet>I -,....., RACING Satbot. fully riggC'd ?-lotorcyclt' Rl"ntals AaltNfWSM JI A I custom int~Tior, Need cash radiflls, Slc bro (' x ha 11 st , YOLUll l'Xlra 111asl .~ rudd('r. $25(), Day-\\'ec'k-J\.Ionth. _• . _ fast, 55T-85:..J9 anytime!. Ortg ov.1'1er, ntlnl cond.. JU 1:11::11 :m-2977 \rf.:STERN CYCLE ti73-3465 '66 FORD van, Xlnt c 0 11 d ' $Ill60. 830-8738 j Sl500. OFF. Columbia 23, T#c Ki\\\'A.Sh.1, '7'.!, xlnt GaMr•I 9510 J\.lllit aeRIJ.bl000 499 1)!;,s 8 t oUer. WILL BUY YOUR 11006 Harbor. C.t.1. 64&-9303 tul!y equipped. Call cond. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, f'ii5ro~'7,i~·~~ ... $85ii 1974 BMW' DATSUN TOYOTA 'l4 Ml:RCEDE.S 450 SE Ex· 558-929l Call 6Y-:>-807·t • '65 !-"'ORD service-van. $850, 5 ' ~ ~-utlve C~r ·one onl,y cSer-J.~9 l!U,K\' 2,, 71 TOYOTA '66 !-'ORD Squire $150 In «lock i-e11.dy for in1n1edlare OR VOLKSWAGEN" I '81 N'o. 01T14lt Jo~ully ~utp-20' SLOOP riggt.'<l sail lxtat "" ~ JV ~5-5766 · delivery. Excellent 11avlni;:s PAID FOR OR !\OT, \\'ILL pee\. $226.-13 n1o. least for \\'/tl·lr & niotor. $1000. Call ASKING S-ljj. 1600 engine. Nrw brakes, , ~ -, • ?n remaining 1973 nXldel1. ~A,\' TOP DOLLAR. CALL 36 mos. OEL + T&L. \\1hy 96S-203J. 5Jl.,.59i7 tires & bait. Konl shocks. 10 FORb E:n>. Supt'l ynn, SAU:S-SER\'lCE LEASING KENT ALLEN, 540-0«2., lease 4 yra li'Om olhers • 11' DART S.."l.i\boat \\'ith sails, '69 2;.0 BULTACO. Vt'l)' good Dyno-tuned. lJJ\1• n1lle11.ge. auto, Y·S, radinl 1tl'C!, OVERSEAS DELIVERY '72 DATSUN 1200 coupe whcit you pay no n10re for 1974 Lie,, $300. cond. X1r11s, $375 or besl lllANY EA'TR.AS. 0 r I g • custoni rnl , $2000. 67l-415l ROY CARVER, Inc. "sharp" t775G IIAI $1999 · a 3 yr lease with us. Phone 613-2.:4'6 orrer. !l.Wi--.185.'l e1·es ~Hne,,.r. Private party. Best Autos W•nted 9590 RGbl.S ROYCE _ BMW SUNSET FORD ·Jim Slemons • f'lXEH-UPPER • l969 BSA 234 E lTttr --M40 Ga.rd<!n Gro1·e Blvd. I 26' Sailboat Phone 491-4041 64a~lll,!1!'1 CADILLACS Costa r.1esa · e 546-444-1 \\•cstminster (Tl4) SJ6...4010 J mpoltl s6:xJ. . &to-9000 ~2-L LATE '11 HONDA T30. ~Jin![";"~~~~~~~;:: L•rgest Selection '71 BAVARIA, Auto. t.raru;,, '72 DAl!iUN Sta 'V.'gJl. Air, ' 1301 Quall CAT tor sail, 18". S800 or best cond. LO\v milei;, $1500. Trlr Antiques & Classic 9520 In Or•ng. County air, Ml/1'.J\.f, & only 2'l.OCXI A~f/l-'llt, 8 track tape 111.'Ck Nt'~rt .... ~ach oUer. $l'.X}. Call ~5-3350. Coupe DeVille<: ~ Sedan De-orl,g. miles. $AVE. 831-a>-Kl Cusl pnt, sets, crpt, lug. OJ.><;ru\111 832-7030 T.iOcc DIRT bike. Xlnl cond. 19-XI BUICK. 4 dr Spedal, Villes • EI Dorados • Cot · Auth. BJ\.1\V Dir, • rack, Llke new. 846-2460 aft Em'ER FROM MacARnllJR KITE $595. S300 ot' make oiler. Call xlnt com!, must 11ee. $1800. Vt!rti!)le4, Also n1all)' •Capri 9715 4 p.m.' 1 71 MBZ 280SL Call 6-'4-4445 :>18-2-12.S. aft Spm or best oiler. 968-a778 . · select Ottt.!Jac Trade-ins. ·n NAV\' Biue Dal!un. 4 , R .. V.hlc'.s 9530 l~~!i ' 'i2 CAPRI, lA Mileage?, stick speed, 18.500 miles. Atn-Fni 1 Sand gold·wlth black ln~erior, ISL.ANDER '!7. 18 eng, ltl'W 1970 SUZUKI, TS 2.10, Dirt sh.ill al~ 8 et:or radio. SI 905. 53G-3521. flu 1om ~1 1.c transmission, ?l'.J' 110 Spo1'l Llner, llG hn, paint, romp. equi pped. Bike. Good condition. · 646-•5669 • • J>O''·cr steenng, a.Ir condl· !AA ~1crt", Cuddy cabin, ~19915;::;'~·~Firm~""· ~6'HG.12;::-.:::;:~· -7:: Sl7.l 96S-W38 \VIJ.L BUY YOUR REatE-group, · '13 1600 eng. 900> mi $350, '72 tk nin&" Becker Mexico A~I/ Vl rf'. Of, bait tank, galley, 12' SAil.BOAT \\'/car top •73 CB 500 1100 ·I ATIONAL VEHICLE PAJD '73 CAPRI VG, Blue, 23r-.1-n1l, 1200 eng. 3400 mi. $260. FM with tape & both top&. dt1ol !Mtt., ski equip. \\11.l5tr. rack, beaching rudder. Call rirusT · SELi.~ $ll501 '!:t FOR OR NOT . CALL US Tnt , Ext decor., AJ\.11~~1. 01her parts cheap 673-178-t Don't mis• this l'lll'e buy! lrlr,, \1'f!aunch & k:l1td. Bill at f,41).-0a.>J T.O.P. 5-lS-611~ FOR BES~ PRICE. OPE.1'1 $2900. ~ DATSUN 240 Z.5,000 mi. ('nn1pl. co\·ers & n111t1\' ~=''-"'"-i=-,,,......,-,, I ROAD, I:UNTING 70N TOP DOLLAR PAID Colt 9717 Extras. 'Best offer. PJ-J; I r--.:tras. ExN'!. ro!1d., $7,19:;-, 8 l<J. Sabo I , liberglaAA, '7l Jlonda SL 350 :.:Int cood. B~Ol, 1~1 Beach Blvd., IMMEDIATELY 546-3341 Call 494-4S·t9 aft 6 ron1plete, like Ill'\\'. $23(). or must SC>l! $650. or oUer. New 842 'r.J()I 1 ;;i'~==-c:=-=-,-- bf>£t offt'r. ~lS-OJll tire, chain 557-4S6l ·-· · FOR AU. FO~ElGN C\RS 72 COLT '72 DATSUN, 240Z, aulll, air, [ '6"1 •l\'DRO-S\\/Jl''T. Def'p V ?,l' ELEG • ~'T ,,-·• •loop. 2·1973 C-'f·7G TR A I L 1972 F..CONOLINE 300. V-3, Call or come m lo see tJS, Yellow 1o1·lth black lntc11or ll,000 mi., f\>lust sell. ' NEWPORT IMPORTS hull, n1cch. xlnt. Cond x!nt. ~~ uuu KarAvan COn\'ersion PS • * G-~ E * I I 00 h & -Kc1v SS rigging 5 sail~. G hp 110:-lDAS. 400 mi on each. ' ' au I o m ll 1 l c lransml11s1on, 1 Vl'I!. • 3100 "r· Cout Hwy,, N.B. 011' irs on 1 eng. · J't'ar Pai"'''· 12000· . ~•1,·79 Like ne"·· Call &16-1818. PB, l.Daded \V/.~r8.s, Only Ai\lfFi\1, a 'little olU lady 'TO 510 \\'agoo, hpd, r11dials, •~.9405 <'lld. 12000. or lJCst offer. " :;IQO-lo" 000 "'' Like now •~500 _, :'\!E\\'-nl'\'T.'r used J !curl GKO -' " ' .,.,.., ' fro1n i~ni.Rdcntt trade-in! xtra c::lcan. $119j, Call ;; J90i.:·ni ,1.lllll:k, Nc\'il<!u i\fust sell. Dys 531-1330: Boats, Slips/Docks 9070 1973 HONDA CB 750. Xlnl Dlness forces .We, GT:r7672 $A·VE •;;::_6'f>.,,:l_:_4l'°7_:.,,_____ MERCEDES '61 2505 l'VCS 633--0I9:J. cond, IO\\' n1ilcage. Sl,500. I D 9 1,.. Luxurious 4-dr. Sedan \\1th 'l.ii11dinb"S•~ still in box $l){). 27. L,\.PS'l'RAKE SP 0 ,.1 SLIP Spnce i\\'nllnble. Prime Cull after G. 496-2.)63 4 Whee rives 550 '72 DATSUN pickup wfshe.JJ P.ossignol .:;1 ra1ri 20.i's \\'i1l1 3100 w r-~ Hwy NB ,.., ..... , /boot , 0 auto. tram., power steering, inarker Ro1onlat l)lndings, Fisher, dual controls, fly location. I6' Sail or po\\·er. 'Tl YA11AHA 90 l\C'\: excell. '"'"""'"' " · ' ..... m,_ w • u P r P£M.'et brakes, tull lellther bridge, live bait tank, 2 673-6606 cond. 10459 Apache Rivel· '73 Landcruiser 642-MOS • ... _,_..,.,,.,n_... ... clean, $18.'!0 496-4335 eve. · · 'l/FM dlo Jo Xlnt rond. S60. 614-511!1. , _ F" V !162-Z!"! .·411-.,,,,,..·~.,·,-.,.~~., .. ~.f:, 1ntenor, A" ra , v.• I.II-\~ nc\1' oss i;no T-~. hr11 -1. S..14j{]. 673-338.S car nd tru k I R I I S .. cor11passcs, co\·ers . ...., eng t:P 10 28", "'B!t'r nnd . · a soft top. orangl', 4 "''~I TOP CASH for clean used =~L~:'.~~'.::'.:-:::~1 ~F~i~•t'._-:'-:--:=:---~9~n!,5~ mileage & 1how me1iculou11 ~aJoinon 503 btnciin~s. SIS:). elcclric, N, B. $65 n10. '70 NORTON metallic blue drit•e, \\'arn Hubs, Radials, s a c s ca.re nside & out IWXK591) LIKE ne11' Fischl'r c . .;oo \\' ·:~·, CLASSIC Century JB' 642-0012 or GT:>-3676 750 cc Co1nmando. 4200 mi. (850l!OE) Howard Chevrolet Datsun 9no '69 Fiat ~ &ilotnon ,16-1 bit11lini;s. SlOO. lat111ch. Solid mah o g, NE\V DcK·k. \l'Cllt Nev.>pon mRke otter 968-0712. $3899 ltlar:Arthur and Jamboree 1::.::.:..;;:;_;_ ____ .o;..=1 ~-~ CaJJ a/1 5. Toni ilZ-9'1i2. lapstrake hull. Jusi hault'CJ, Po11·er ho.at to 40'. $2.50 a 'T2 SUZUKI 250 Dirt/St hike. Newport Beach 1972·2-IO Z. 850 Spider \\'i\LTER llAGAN Go Ir ~cii· in~~~ & ~~i:~s~ll u~~ fooc . $Tj. min. G75-4293. 1Stl\lust sre, 2300 mi. Leaving ~ LO:f~f-rb~:r red, 58,000 mil~. fl79AEQJ '! ~J' Clt1bs, i1Y111s, ~-oods, in lt1rge 6.)i-4j9j ask for Davi'. 2-1' to 26' Boat slip. $50. per __ a_l•-963_5._3'<_"_"~--~ \VE BUY 846--1182 $1299 ~---h;i~. nll 1o1.·ell clU't.'d fol'. r.· TOLLY C · Cnf· 'liJ nio. Nev.1>0rl I!! I and. '70 360 BULTAOO. Xlnt. I~tPORTli:D AtrroS OPF.:N SUNDAY 51ii-6R95. ·-• ao 1"er. • 6T.>-40T3. or DTrI972. cond. ~rust Sell Fasc! Best BEST PRICES PAIDI 'T3 DATSUN P:U. niags & ·.'OVER 220hp, gray, full galley, encl I ~""'""'"="'---""'='~"""= If I t •~ t....... ..., XI I d 13300 c II Gt.;!\ S FOP. SA LE : head, sips 4, s I e rn Boats, Speed & Ski 90IO 0 er . .,..J'"'IJOU,,l Dean Lewis Imports \\·n s. ~·-·" con · · a Bro,,·ning$, Rugl'r, S.\\'. enclosure. ~111'1 rond & Mot H 1 "n JEEP CJ5, IOft·top, Jock-lSfi6 llirbor C.llt &J6.930C e\'C-S 5..i&-46!4 35 USED Xln1cond1tion4!H-16l:;alt~r :...1ras. Ask 's6r,o. Pvt.ply. 12' 1.!rNI Sport, ~lere. 40, 3 ~~!,/Romes, 9160 ing hubs, roll bar, heavy \I/ • • 1970 DATSUN 510, ·1 door MERCEDES tpn1 til·P 67~. yrs old. sell for SllXXI,. or __ -_• __ •_n_t_____ duty COOiing & sus-ns.ion, CANh TEDU ,1 1al0 100buy 1 ~ G J Sedrui. Sl .O:;o 111 "~ f 1·1 1~ eve c" station '194~19 ~al _a £1. Patio knee n1achinc 1\'ith 19.)11 Ch ris Craf1 l8'-S1500. "' exc.>¥nil'e or 1 e draw bar, hitc.b, aux. plugs, 11-agon. must ha\'c good ,_ 13 FIAT ON Dl.x-Wll Y handles & v.·rt suit. Like fi rni. J6' s. Coo.sf lype \\'C'ight, small h.p. boat & BRAND NEW rear tire mount, xlnt shape, body & good' interior, Call 13_ DATS!lN 610. Scd. 7,000 nr1\". $j(), c.io-1::~,7 w/11·1r, $113. firn1. 20 hp n1otor + cash, Eve s '73 T IQGA $3350. G73.fi078 alL 5. after '1 p.m. 968-4971 f1~~. ~~~,C-'Ond., $3,COO l50 SPVDER 1111:11'1~ TV, Radio, HIFi St. 8098 ~ill $-MX>. Like new. 573-IS05. 4 \VHL .. -I spd, 1 T. 'GS Chev. CASH FOR 9 Like ne1o1.·. 2 tops, only lG,000 House52~7250lm '72 Ski & r ish. 15 ft tr hull, Sleeps 6, Air Q;Jod.itioning: Panel. $89:J. YOUR CAR Datsun 720 miles. ----'--~------• SENNHEISER • o~n a i 1· 13' BOSTON WHALER 73 HP Johnson outboard, SAVE 64-1-&157 546-70'10 See To A;;preciate! hcudphones .S2.>, ~herv.•ood Cus b 1 custon1 trailer. rover, & r------------•I ...,. 1::0 rrns \\'(I ll F~l stereo • _t~n_1 . Utkrt seat~. _con!tll e coasl guard equipt for only CREVIER -BMW 1~ JEEP P.U.,_4 \\'hl Drivt:Ge -c:.c"°:::..'•:;1 ____ _:;9.;.70:..;11 rro•r11't'l' n1odcl ~90 OA , slceiing, 3.>~ eng, ·very S1 700 call 55T~2. Good rondillon. ... LEASE OR BUY '72 t.lB 280SE 4.5. Powder blue, 1eatht'r, radiRh1. st~reo "'/\1'al11u1 caY. ism. P1". good contl, $850. 673-733-t 13' Lo\vman, 35 it.P. elec 208 \\'est isl Street 968-2St1 HUGE YowM.w C.S.l\I. shtd io nionitor spkrs '7:1 SK_!P Jack 20. Open w/oonlro!s. Quick-N~asy Santa Ana Trucks 9560 D.t.-frollt f2" "·oofl'1'. 5" 1nidrange, cruiser, lo1v hrs. Sale/paM-car top loader. s4 7s . 835-3171 SELECTION DOT I f"!\f, ·PIS, P/B. Arr, AIC. 32K mi, xlnt cond. $79'".>0. 1 u11u ... •n.e.1. MS-Mt . Pri. Pty 64!)...{15<17. 21 ~" '"'ectcr. P"rlC'rl full nershiri or trace down. 5-1~291 CLOSE0SUNDJ\I§. 73 DATSUN P,U, OF fi'('QUency rcspor1sc, v.•nln11t l-'193-9188. -~ cabinl'tS S2i0 pr. Pionec'r .,~~cc:;o,-,Ct=t"u7.t=w=N~'.~ . ..,30,,,.....,X,-,l~l' 15 root inOOard. chf!v 283 "'ilh • VACATION • 6 PAK CAMPER RNE IMPORTS ·1 1T2 J\IERCEDES BENZ 350 '69 850 COUPE, cng. rebll in SL Cpe Rdstr (Lie 318 FNJ ) 1----------11 Dec., ncv.• radials, k'llf7.t, Radio. htr, aut, P/S, air; Air cond. Intr & eng. S~ Sl0,100. Newpon perfect, Recent I y in Beach Dir. 7141833-9300. accident . Must sell. $275. ·70 J\.f-B. 220 Di~!. 55M. PL·120 p1~(ps~lonal lt1rntl.il trailer $1000. AT \'OUR O\\'N PACE , •• 11·/f:nipic't.' GGPEX rar1ridgl' IJ('oin. sound hull. good i"ng., &\2-:i220 Choose from So. Cali!. 1 owner · only 7,000 mil~. • 73 DATSUN 240Z Sill, AU equip. is still undt•\' nviny xtras. $4!r.i0, "Largest Selection." air condiUonino:. mag <OI2GNN) ract. "'arr. All )Ui.t hou>:ht 1;7s.o7oo et·~,,: .~ u·knds (Over 40 t.1inis & J\.1.11.'s), \\'heels, custom Interior, e 73 PORSCHE 914-4 in Jttn, of 1974. ,\11 prices 33' LO\Vl\1A.."i E: x pr cs s Jf dij DALES factory warr&nly &. like (No. 2625I arc cost. 64a-ZW2. t·nti:>"r. OU1·s 6. radio, Tr...-t•tion li.10TOR H0~1E rn?W. (G41l \V}, e 73 OPEL GT 2:"1" COLOR ZENITll T.V. t~~dl'r. -G-:&.OCOO RENTALS WEEKEND SPEClAL ,\uto. 1617JESl 6+J-~Ll9 air, Fl\t, i.'x~I cond., 30 Honda tn7 t.tPG, S5200. a.i5-0038 . . ''00 -l!lOSL, Comply t'e!llottd. ?3 HO~DA Civtc halchbe.<'.lr. Ne"' J\.lichcliits. t.1 e ch CONSOLE. Gunr Piclurc C S I I Redhill .?<San Juan, Tustin • • I 1 ' e 72 SAAS SONNETT T '-SOUTI-1 Coa.~1-13' "lass--' ampers, • e 1-141 ooo ~~ u....,. " "" 20 I """""'r""" --•••"-""""' _ 1797FLYI f:).Cl'llent l'Onrlilion S2:Xl, Japsll·ake inboard. 1~ fl.P. Rent 91 -~,-,.,-,_·~.n-.<.~•1·.-...,','. e 67 MGB GT auto, n1ust sell. Best offer perfect $4~. ~. AMIFM, Mags, Air 831--0294. 280 SE Cpe, 3.5, low mi, Like $ I 3 65,_l_* 'Tl l.fONDA Sedan Reblt eng. ncv.·. Orig. ov.'lttt 21" COLOR RCA co;-;NlLF. T1·:1ilf'1'. Except! cond. ~:;'.JJO. -="'------:..::::I R~irr a ~luto~Jllon1e 1914, i::_· (U\'E075l Gu&r Pictu1-e Tube-. <"xcellenl ":).J2-1:.11)1, '61 !1 Ton For<I, .l spd., l'Xtras. nmv or • 69 ALFA BERLINA mags Make offer 494-260'2 l 6~ call aft 6pm y;·cekda.ys 1 rondition. $200. Phone Httc 1• ·-f BF.I L :\!' --sk· .1(1 11 r 1Jickup 1111'.I 1111:.' cobo'::_"r N'SCl'\'arions for summer, 71 TOYOTA pick. u P. 3pm ' . , . int . i, . . l·.,1111. Xlnl t:ond. $2::.iO. 1':x1·l'I. r'flle.~. no n1ileage, ,\l\.1-1-'M, ma_g5, 'ol·idc !ires, & MA{IN1'5YHS,-EMA' NY ,..._13..,.. ~h:·1'('., ~le.--stat'1, E.'<L't'l. ·;: 1i09 afr r ~2-7312 lr-:n·e n:e~sage • ..,..,, · .r.J 1~·r~I.. l'o~I 32,tro. &1c1•ifit:c I ..:::__r__:::· =·07o,c'~· -----1•:11n11 shl'U, excel conrl, CONN Seranad€', h u i 1 t -in ~'.!" .1>1r....~1 1.l hr'~ C:.ARO\'i::H-C.1n1per, r•·r SHARE WINNEBAGO S1895. 01· bt'sl offt>r. Mui>t OTHERS TO f---'l'-ea_s_ec.or;,;..l!u..;_,yc__~l ·73 HONDA Civic, 'Xlnt cond, 'MG t7C2 low mileage. $2.lXJ. 1----------1 406-9677 I 'TO i\!G ;\!~~et. 11!'\\P top, xlnt .-.rc11.kers, Biondi' l\'al nut. (o~t~F.RCIAL or S 11•Jr 1 ;,' ~~n 1.'rk ..:u~ly, .51!1 per ~·k, 20'.~ intf'~st, u~e IO 11·eeks a S<"ll. 64:>-7768 CHOOSE FROM Sustain & Pre. Likl' l'H.'11'. Fishf'r. 29. VIG htUL n1·• ~ \1 k 1~1n. 6·IL·l·IJ1. rear. Phonf' 611}-{).182. 107·1F'ORDF 1·i0. 4X4. AT J 9730 cond, SI5.9J, or best Must aguar See! G'il-:WW Sl.T~. Nev.--port Organs, S·ki nc"" \'-8 Dif'sel. You !in ish, SLEEPER. Sleeps '1, like 22' (.'Ol\fl\!A.N'DER, loaded. G,(O) mi. Loaded. Protlu(·lion l>lace, !l;B. !'IH\'f' SS. ~>-10.t'i/!!62-3113 ne11., Pan<!Jled, green plad &>II or 1rarle for &i;)..l,\28 SON Y A:'--l·Fll1 l>afh portable 28' 1-~00YCTlAFI, flUllily ~S.-.i.1._~>5T-'I~. =""p~ro~f"'c::_'~'l~'· ~·=16=-6~7~25'--· I '71 CllEVY PU. Custom cnb, 1·a r radio. romplct (' 11.·lth cruiser. Sips . :i, 111nn y Motorcycles/ 1973 27' \\'lNNEBAGO motor-p/s, p/b, camper sh<!ll, locking b I' a c· k e I 1u1d i•xh-as, ne"•ly pruntcd, read)' 'Scooters 9150 horn<!, has C\'erything. Reas, 30,000 ml. 968-2991. (';l:ICl'll;tl speake1· s:; 0' ,..,, "".... I ~ '587 to gy. (Ylu-;y.11,,, ra e~. """... . Cl-IEVY PU. Lcrng bed, VS, 497-l894 DUFFIE LO 20 ·1:: SUZUKl GT T~; 7 mo old FOR sale or rent at' Supt>rior ~J ton. $795. COLOR T V , \\'Ofks ~. f:lecl. halo' hiun<-h. 64&--llS7. Xtrns 1\-l mech. Low mUes motor home. Slps G, Xlnt -=~=Ca=ll~>l8=-<l=·l=2~~-~j(). lh1rt '?'.\'. 892 1 Ada.ms. ~1200. 8·12-4800. ""'Ki ~· -63 cu~~ PANEL I H I ,..,.., .. ~.,, ti)i<: ni,qht, 67J...JIA. ""' · ,,.,v-.u,~. ' ~ •u:.~ , Ton. ~r OJRIS SeR Ski!C. TS \IU JV n.c SHASTA J\.lCYrOR HOJl.rE s c -up. II .int. c· 1• ''""',),,>,,.... '"" SUZUKI, = CC, "··bit '67 " Ton~k STEREO $31», 6 7 3 -4 0 ·12 en,. \'ery clc.,..ndable. $100. FOR R~·rr Sell ,,,,.,,.,~:~0d Offer ......,,. --1 5 ~·/l\'(''ol"P"lf! slip. Extras. ,_. ~·~ · .. , .. ,....,, . · •.fJ am/fin pho110 Ii"' (.'Oil(!, • O 83~ 3 S.16--0318 C1.ll 979--0379 llf'A FORD FIOO ShortOOd nlo old 8 track. "'"r •-!Iii.· ·n KA\\'ASh"I 100. Good $300 u ' · l ~!!~!!!~~~~~~~l'J'J' BARTl:::".'DER Cab In condition 11o·lth extras. Call Trailers, Travel 9170 10 er~ 1:1 ]~ Crulst"r. V-8 Pl\T, ~tndC'r, 6-12-l210. lol11 and ":;ft mn1pns..~. S"i\.j(I, 6-16-00'.lCI. 16•: 'ML\VEL trailer sleeps 'G2 ~-T. FORD P.U. with Marine Equipment 1'. O\\'ENS XL 19• Inboard, "i th '69 T:)(I NORTON S S 8 Chc1t1ic:tl toile-t clean $SCO rack~. Gd oond. S G;; O . . Comn1ando. Outs tnnd Ing or n1RkC, off('r, 963-3Zill. &12-.15.'l,q General 9010 LEARN BOATING SAFETY SAll. OR PO\\'T:H Jo'RCE Cl .A&-;Es ~ B~ Bnlboli PO\\'Cr St1u~dl'l')n start f',Jon., Juf\l' 3, 6;30 11m Nc11·port llarbor \'acht Club i21'J \V . Btiy St. Gilli 548-ilil18 for rlcl11ll~. 17' Gl . .ASSP,\R O.B. I'll'!'\. lll;oi rtrr, r!lblt' C'Ontml TrRller .o:k1ll. '71 Stlc•kers. i\Al 1-orv1.· $.'t9:i/ofri'i" 12· nll c;111s:oi ~y!o.x, $.!11.s::ull O.B. Tra1\l'r, oi1r,.; S.150/orr""· &G-l™· 1\182 Rosemnry Pl. C~11 t.fi'<;U 12' F1llERGLAS.1.; h O 11 I "'/lrlr. 3.1 hp Jo:\•in111df'. Geo-I f11r ri~hlrlf; & drvinl::'. s:ria. S.l.'"1-3'.!li. 28' LU~I RS cu ~l l)nl ,c;PORTF'ISllE/t • Dil"sel, fully equipl. • 64-1·72'.!S. 6 P1\J • Boats, Marine Eq. 9030 TURN bucklt'~. hlork-1:. lot.s or rnisr. rla.lc\ng hi:ird1o1·.trl', 121-3) 4»-s'TiO or 12131 598-5'111. lT' OlATIN bollt l~ilfr. 3 n11 llN'!I. '74 N1-Kl.11IAAllon. S1Qn. C11t1 11fl 6 11.1n. 546-6.59.'i :l'llO lmiktt A\"1,, Qf •• lrnldl;r. NCI\' eol!'inc, Xlnl rond. S,.400. 979-(1648 PROl''LER ,.,... .,1. _, G l~ Cl!EV L .-/U c.~1n 11i<:1n. ti'l'3-S,j9.1, · 1;;, .. , ,,.ps , "'"' . uv -P . ·Wi' DBL!': Cabin Cn.rfser. YAMAHA 80 nlr, hitcll. t·sro ~ I i ni e s , 0 sized v.·hls & !ires. Xlnt '"'in Joi\'C i;t.!C rli<'Y"li;., J.tX, '7'.l, $2j(), Call 963-ZAl7. Illness. S3400. 831-0426 m nd. $1500. 84&-8173 $16.500 ~9000 Don't give up the shifl! lfr(l 15' Shasta. $400 or Best '60 Jo'ORD Truck. very \\'ESTCOi 57 fiberglass 14• "List" II In elastlfied. Shlfl Oller. ttli11ble, good v.'Ork truck, ho:\I. 35HP 1':vlnnidc, ski & 10 Shore Results! G42-56i8. Cnll 5.'lHilfi6. $:'JX) firm. S.1ri.31iO. li.o:h $j00, 96'1· 733,), 14' Gl.llSSPAR Ski Boat, 50 . hp .\iercury. Trlr & cover, $650. 67?,.(0i2, l:l' LO\\'~lk'\'., l:J MP, clcc. 11·fcontrols. Quirk 'N Easy Clll' l<IJI IORcier. 548-4291. '7:: -.11' SKI l»o1l, '69. 35 /LP. elcc. i\lcrc. tilt-Lrlr, $6.iO., &16-9-195 Boats, Rent/Char. 9050 42' KE\V Oirls-Crafl NO SKIPPER IF YOU'RE QUALIFIED f1y-Urld~r f;pt1n Fi,..:hcrm .• n. Plu~h. f'tlll tl<'Ctronia, full .s::nlll'y, . l()\\'tr. ctr. 1-~11r 1•h1u1er 11 :1,· nr \l"'C'f'k . 1-·t~h . cruili('. , au. ti<.'. &l,_2'100, 962-ZUl l Sunday only. EXPLORE ISLANDS Sall on bf>t"tullfu1 57' Ketch. F.:1ece.1 mtct: days or "m~. l.l1'!1Cr.·aliMUl req'd. Bole 316, Balboa J~J(', Ct. ~ or· uill Gt-~344 r:nJCSON 26" lllOOi\ n. ~pl, ~11111. ~ 0111ner-dO/\\'l;, pr/pl)', &4&-0128 • I .. CLASSIC Jaguar r.tark IX Opel 9746 Salon. Sunroof, steroo-tapc, ~;:; ______ .;;;,.;:1 \\P/har & lables. Nearly oew T!lrarh Ji111i,;111!i' ' f;} •:>fl(;"('"'" "'t"""' t;.,..,.~, ll•~ •A., 1)4<1(, engine, pow~r stee ring . STATIONWAGON 1-efurbished walnut inleriorl 70 OPEL pd Lacquer pa.int. By oivncr A u t om a t I c ll'ansn1ission '67 CORTINA 4!0r .. 4 S .. AM/FM 49'1-lfi.'~4 radio, hcRlt'r & 11lr corwu'. I WAGON $6 6~-* Ji\G '70, >..'KJ.; C'pe, 25~1 tionlng. (9SJBHKI, ..... nil. Ric. 1tcrco. long gears, WEEKEND SPECIAL Aulomatic tranmn i.o:sion, leaseorBuy Srm peri1, leather, Only $1395 radio, heater. fVD\\'1991 '---;:;.,."'::::':---II concourse. P''I pty. Sam, $577 ' '74 P~CKUPS :.'::~~:7~~: ~w.ltA»iA ~ W TOYOTA · iz~·~-~ •Ji ~.J. 1966 llarhc1r, c.ri.1. 6!JG-9ll3 ....---' 1966 f'ERRARI 4 sealer 11·1 irpecial orl(' olf bodr, 5 spd, 4 Spd.,AMIFM deep tlish wire "·nl~. new tires, Concours. $S500. (714l $6 9~s-* .. &15-89:J..l .... ABAR'I'H : ]960 Z a!!:" a t o l\lon:i:a. Fiet cng. Xlnt cond. lease or Buy $91)}. 846-81T3 •+l .. 16-Cl.l.I. A~ud.:;:;.i _ _;_~~....:.:97~07~1 ~~...:..:.;::.:;~:::.--l --DEMO SALE '7.'\ AUDT 100 l..f.3, ~uto trnni;, 2 dr, ,;unroor, 13,500 1ni, S.J.600. 67!>-7286. Rigged · !or sml boot. "l2 AUDI 1001...5 1\1110. traru;., &unroof, & lnvnaeulate In & out. 831-3).l() Dir. Austin-Healey 9709 '60 AUSTIN lfEALEY 100-6. Ne1~· paint, 1t.•ircs, tires. Gooc1 t.-ond, $1700. 673-9276. BMW 9712 CREVIER BMW Sll\t'!'I . • Sil!::"vlt-c e 1-"A.qln~ 208 W. lit.. S.A. 83.5-3171 USED BMWs I '71 2002 ( ·10 2002 EXAMPLE ... 'I Or 1• f', S!Mor '"'llo!IJc.. b11o 1"0fY 1N , AM/~ .... ~ -, ~ f..,.llo, Miii -"""" t• "8&! ,, ..... fl'"' $2886.20 8 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM nrwn.w.._. ....., ........ lsc....,._ SAYllS ---""" T-4 y.., 1-------11 ( '69 2500 1 ·11 """""' DOT DATSUN cs ' CSA SALE 11uu ........ J to ch<mc from H•filto)toftlffck 1· "'h' J!l'll, 73 • 74. UUY 540•044] or L£A<E &31-,..,0. Auth. 842·778I BM"I Dir. 1 ._ ______ _, 9735 '71 KARMAN GHIA Excellent condition. r-;ew 1irel'i l'.I. paint. 6'5-3731 or 968-0063 9738 '69 OPEL RAU. YE. Auto; traM., new paint, low mil~. & XL.i"l'r In & out. 831-ZMO Dlr. ·n. ~IAZDA 4Door R.Xl Por1che t750 rtotru;·. Air oonditioning:. • --'-·-------·' 155.."FUBI $1799 1 • PORSC111~: SUNSET FORD •14 914 2.0 5440 Carden Grove Blvd. Ftil!y luxury e q u I pp t d . \\',.~'fm in.•ter t714l 636-401.0 Coinplele. NEW. uve 11.icf '73 MAZDA "'""· Blac:,;, BlA<•- RX·2 Pho"" S.~1000 DIJI. llOIHEU) $2477 1\ l•r.-=t '72 STLVER 'I'arva. 2 4 91lT - W WUt 2.4. Super rond. Jo'or lnl'Or. '73 PORSCH!: 914·2.0, ()ie ol n kind J>lllnt· 11.ppenranee group-l:i.<IOO mil~ brand rw"· 4(0)) n11 J\.tlchelinl . $5000. fimt. 64.._1179 TOYOTA '.;;;;••:::,.II ::.;;:6'4-.s~7""13.""=~­. I ·69 PORSCHE 91 ll' rhlt cng. ·~ 0303 ~Uchclins, Kon\'~ AM/FM 1966 Harbor, C.M: ~ ... ~NI ' .... ,~ -0 "'X3 -""'· mnJ.flt•-' """" ',., MAZ A OOOl>t ·~ ROltu·y. Atr conditioning. Sub•ru f7j2 i045GMDJ SIB99 SUNSET FORD :J.4.IO G11rdi!n Ct'O'Vil!: Bl\'d, \\'~~rmlmttcr fTI·n 6J8...tl10 • i2 1\fAWA. RX2. air. &l~ ! let.lher, \'lnyt root, elcc. •nletino SJ9..0MO, t' Merced•• Ben& 9740 '71 'ritBZ 250 Sed!ln Auto. 1rans., ah', A~l/F~f. ~tich. X radials, & low miles. TOP DOLLAR FOR SPORTCARS All modelll & )'t!lrs. SEE US FIRST! 831-26.IO Dir. :;a . 1972' SJJBARU GL Coupe, ~JERCEDF:S Bt!ni ·n. 2701 Vinyl l!JP, mags, lllnt cond. 011'~1. l~lke new. Call 17141 $2200. &16-3721. '191-21R.1. CLA~S SELL.~ -£~2 .. "'6T8 • ~ __ .. .· rr.;;;;;.;----.nz;CT.:::i':"-----z;.,,-,===-----=...,-..r,-------,==--=-=-----=""'~-,----~~-'~-~----Sund~. Jut1f 2 lq74 DAILY PI LOT .Q 15 Toya!• ft Toyota _•_lk_sw-'og:.'-"----j Volvo 1772 Cadillac 9915 i!h,yslor 9925 1 Ford 9940 Old1mobll~,....-----,..,SS"'P_:1y:_m:_ou~_1h ____ 9960_ 1 B'Lt MAXEY TOYOTA 71 VolkswaCJen '72 VOLVO '72 CADILLAC . ., CHRYSLER WAGON. I''"'• PAL.Co" • u oo'. 69 Olds Cutlass ATLAS 2DOOR SEDAN C . d V'll Loo.Md tUIJ power VACA· ,\!Jtoroatk'. '·Sh a r p ·' A 1 .... - ' 1 Pa11. Bus oup• • I • TION SPECIAL. citred lnr i336BOOl $1799 u I n m,",,'.n\'n tronsmisinon. v•w70Mrtw'74TovotosOftDI•~ 1 -• 1 •••. ,1 .... 1 , ~ • ,~ 1 SUNSET FORD (lO\\'t:r ._ g & SUPEn , ,_, .t ._ oW Pric•ll -.:"""' •~·-.... a r ....,,.., UU'\'1 n1;, " 1.,......... transmur.sion, rad lo o, "utom11l c, p o w ~ r ~lll(.'t ncv.·, 54().1063 or SllARP1 (Z,\IZ2'JOI . Ch,yslor I Plymouth Open DI.illy & Sun. 'fU l!J PM 2929 llarb'r Hh d .• OUt" !\!~1 BUY ~TODAY _~ OUR OEAU bl'-11u1f!\JI 1'ed & whltt. and heater, fuel injection. IJl~l"ln.l, p.w.·t r b ra kt s, 646-9'197. ~1-lll GH rden Gro~·e Blvd. WEEKEND SPECIAL nun UKU\ (OOTDD2J (iS6ELTJ po .... -er window~. power •72 TO\\'N & C 0 u n tr Y \Vet>trnlm:ter (7t4J 63S-40H) Only $19118 $2977 "'"· canto•• "•· '""""' c1 ... ,.,., w~. i1.ooo mt. ,,, 73 FORD Only $1295 COIOUA I 200 HD._. .. .:!!:~.~. -................... .... ... ,,._ ..... --..-.... tlilll411411 ........... ... .,.-11·-··•"'-"I,_ _ ........................ ... .. .._., __ ,.._.._ UM•.•t.T.W ........ __ ...... ,...u ....... ._ ............... ., .... "'"". --· $98.61 Mo. BARW IC k OATSUN 33375 CAMINO WISTRANO $AM JUiUI CM'tSTl4NO '"' ........... --.... -4fJ.JJ71 ... lll·ll75 '73 Volkswa9en 1.lr cond!Uonl112. EZI 1hw, cond p/windov.'1! p/seat 1tereo. (87SEQ!t1 amlim slcreo,' in xi nl GALAXY 50Q. SEDAN 'l\ .. M t1...:1 __ , r t'Ond. prv. ply. f;t.J-0238. Full f11c1ocy f'(ju\11n1"n 1 !. -~ ~WI OllQPll. litt'l•Jl'y ~1 uh• '"'11d\tb111lnt: lOllO ~ +m Cougar 9933 "':'m "i~ ~~~~~±~ '611 XR7. Power & air, cle11n.. WEEK ND SPECIAL S&.les il Sr.vlce l'."600 &-fl ch Bl., Westmin.1ttr top condition, low ml, 5lel'I Only $1595 OLDSMOBILE il!'l2-66SI 636-2500 belted rAdlalti. Under book. GMC TRUCKS 1966 llarbor, c.r-.1. ~9303 546-1934 '72 SEDAN i>cV lllc. Metallic cm_._73_1_1.______ HONDA CARS ht'Own "''' white vinyl top. '69 COUGAR XR7. ~d C<Jnd. r .=..=·:=~:...··;::.:::;.-,. UNIVERSITY OLD ' ,. BILL MAXEY TOYOfA llllllloochlllvcL.llooliogl•·'-" Super Beetle Aultl1nl\1l1.: 1llck ~hlf}1 radio and hcuter. <204HC\V) Auto trans, air oood, power ----------.! steering, luggage r:1 (; k , Y,faAfl/ io.ooo mu$AVE 73 VOLVO 145 E Yt(AGON Brown l1hr Int. Fi1CI. rllr. orig. owner $1765. !i,?IHUllOllUD.C.I. MS~Mi\ Am-Fn1 stcrro mu1tl11lex 8 Aft. 6 p.m. 54S--3277 28&11 Harbor Blvd. track tape, etc. Orlz: owner .• 68 XR? power &: . d 'TI PINTO Coupe. 4 spa>d, Costa f.fei;a ~"96611 f.lust srll 111 S'l(X) below book \VllJ ncCept 1rade all' con · 11ii1l1 e, dl'('!)r .: r o u p . Pin to 9957 '72 Pl. Yf\IOllfl I IJUITTr.R 16.000 n1llc!i, 1• • ..:r•1•l!(onr, 2 Door 11.T. ,\u!o1n1111c, JlOWf'r ~tet>t'!ng, po11'er hrnkt'h, 1111r CtJlldl!ionlng, vl11.vl roof (96.')EX.'{), S267:'!. ,JOhll!>IHI & Son l.lncoln/t.l<•rr·ury, :.'621.i ![arbor Bl., C.\I. 540-56::0. ''13 I>US'I'ER. 3·&pd, £.cyl, gets 2-1 nlpg.. \'Cry 1'lt:an. 14,500 miles. Only (!riven hy u•ife to work. $21.95. Private party. 351-5151. 847-8555 v11.lur. Call 642-2!120. £4U67 ~992BQ!)1 '68 CAD. Xlnt oon<l. "'h.itc ,69 COUGAR Gd ,,. . SUNSET FORD landau top Je11 thcr u~""l ,. 1.-'0i .... , air-'"'40 G 63,000. nil., All pv.•r. s:;;~ cond, PtS. Sl:inl, Ca.II eves. \\'~nu~~~rrn 1;77~\c ~10 R.UNABOUJ .. --CREVIER BMW 13600 lkoch Bl., \\'t'sllnlmtC'r 72 PINTO 'ti::. I rtoor . 11J11s gi,10(). $1!Y.t, O:oll a!S-<li•I'.! Toyota 9765 ToyM• '· 9765 70 TOYOTA • , l .. · fm-fiG.11 636-2500 208 Wl'S! 1st Stttet Sanla Ana A},J/Ff\-f. $19:>0. 675-5207. l-"556-46"-="'--------Autom atic transn11ssion, 1971 DL'STErt. stn·k, G i·yl, r11dio & hr111t!r. good &:011. "~clc Sl:D:l. 642-Si51 MK II SEDAN 72 Toyota 71 vw 835-3171 1968 CADll.J...AC Coupe de r>Mne 9935 1L_in_c_o_l_n ______ 99~4~S.1 ulr conditioning, lite blut, VIiie, Oean & loaded, bek>w .~ .,,,, , DR 1 1 11 ~·1.888 mlleti &. 'uper clehn! Au 1.0 n1 & t I c 1raMn\lssion, Corolla 1600 Cpe SUPERBEETLE CLOSt:D SUNDAYS going price, 9362 La Jolla TI OO~E ~mon ~pc, ~ar~ ' a r. nice ani Y $1995 Pontiac 9965 mdio & he11.1l'r. .,.,·hitl' (7l!JCJVl WEEKENO SPECIAL . $2499 Yt>llOW with bll.ck lnll'rlor & ''70 VOLVO 1&1 Sedan, 4 nir cond itioning. S<.oe ll & 11pt't.>d, air, Xlnt Conditio n you:U buy \I! ..:"::;3-933;;;:'--;==o-.=,- Circle UB 962-39A3 Automatic, bright I 1 m e . ' . ' l842CXYI Sa:J99 Calt M&-li 12. NEWPORT IMPORTS 'iO POZ\llAC r.TO Landiiu COUJX'. Air 1'()ndl!iunln3, auiomalic. ''Ch~r ry ·· (002BQHl Sl89'J" Comero 9917 SUNSET FORD ,Only $1395 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA $AVE '74 VOLVO MtO Garden Grove Blvd. 6~ CAMARO Westmtru;<" m<> &>HOIO Maverick t.IA\IERICK '1(1,. 6 mi's. Xln 't eond. 1 Call 6Th-W51. 9947 ryl. lo Qy, ner. SUNSET FORO 5440 Garden Grove Blvc\. 18881 B~"chBl •o. 847 8SS~ HU MTIMGTOt4BlACH • ,...,._..,..,,._,_,, .. >Ct • . -·"'1-... <o•"""' 1· n 1IN Ullltl awt.. C.L '"'"OMI !\.:_ ~~-----~--1 '73 V.W. Squarebatk Squire Best Deal AnyWhere! LEASE OR BUY OVERSEAS DELNERY SPF.C IALfSTS RALL YE SPORT . '63 DODGE \VGN, xlnt 4 speed, power iteerlng. transportation. $300. 6' \\'Ide (XTN360,. Can1per Shell, as is, $65. WEEKEND SPECIAL t -"-~~·~----- only $1395 '70 CHARGER, RT440, io-mL full po11i·er, A/C. $1600. ,.,.....,., M,.\Vl::R ICK Gl'ilbhcr '70. Radio & tripe. Xlnt cond. $167:) • * 54&-6288 ' 3100 \\'. CMS! l111i·y., N.B. 642-9405 71 PINTO \\'t>s1n1instt>r 1711\ 63G·1010 '68 FIREBIHD convert. $975 or Bt'~t olter 673-2932 '64 PONT. EklMevll!c, ·n TOYOTA Corona MKil 4 Door landau. Aulomatic, air conditioning. ( 3 4 4 D NL J 12199 • SUNSET FORO 54-W Garden G1'0Vti Blvd. '74 TOYOTA f~w':.ii'~' 'ack SUNSET FORD 'I\ L Best Deal 5440 c.,,,.,, Gro" 91,,1. •™ W1i4 We stminslvt 171•11 6.%-1010 VOLVO Ford 65 FALCON Mercury 9950 '71 J\.fF.RCURY ~lontrrr~· -!Dr. 1-1.T. Alt L'\JJlditloning (292DSXJ $1'199 A u Io m a t i c lrnni;rnissi<>n, radio & heater f!>SlGE!\1'. WEEKEND SPECIAL Only SI 195 -S2()1). 55:l-SWI ' '68 EXECUT!Vt: 4 Dr., ,\JC, P/S, P/8. ~xCPptionally cle11n. $1095. 5-l.'>-2963 \Vestmlru;tcr <71•11 63&-4010 '71 Toyota 1600 Anywhere! LEASE OR BUY 67 VW '71 Cnn111ro. p!i, nu10., air, All Modelsl SQUAREBACK 1966 Harbor, c ."1. ti·16·9.11); 6U,000 ml. H un.~ (l('rL Very 2 door SIXlrt C WST23.1 I WEEKENO SPECIAL Only $795 SUNSET FORD ~40 Garrl!'n Gro\'r Bll'd. \\'eslminstf'r 17141 636-4010 • •o<-OOJl-.<10 ........... """ -• '"<>Oo!"l_ .... ,-........ _ - ·121oeM•l10tS.VD.C.lll. WS·0660~ '66 BONNEVJLJ.E, nc "'' tires, :\"Int lnl, S·IOO/ <>ffer. 492-:"itl70 New brake!!, tire!! &. bntl. Koni shocks. Dyno.iunl'<I. Low mller.gc. MAny l'x1r11s. Orig. owher. Pri. purty. Be11t vrkr. ji 4 5-2 3 4 2 10,000 miles ·on compJetely I ;:::::_::::~"7~~,.,,:;:.= r l1•11n. $2000. 49S-2'19-I ret :..:Jt engine lhave re-73 VOLVO '67 CA.i\IARO. Xlnt 1.-'0nd . 6 '69 MERCURY .,Pmltmi& -TOYOTA. ceiplsl. New front tlr'!-11, 1800ES l'~·l, <1' spd, $900. firm. Call gond brakes. Oil cool!'r. 4 speed \Vith overrlrivc, Al\1 / 9'19-m79 Cougar Coupe 73 PINTO VS, a ul<11nat1r. rad10.ht>B.lrr, 2 DOOR '70 PONTIAC \\'agon. VS. aulomatic, alr rond1tioning. roof rac k, ~halop. 1518BXB 1 $1699 $9,j() • FIRM. F~t stereo, only 18,210 milc11 ! C~h-ev-,.~,~.~,----==l * Cull 5:i7·7198 & gani.ge kl'pt condition. --..::::..-=:-...=..-:.."':.:. -;.- .,. 2tt1U110t1t11.t.ll ..s-ML IX'll't'r SIC!l'ring. El.I i::lass, ·I ~J>('ed. rnrho & h<'ater. Only fae1ory air t'Onditioning. 10.786 niilcs. ~nytlmc. ['!!""""""""""'""'""""'"I 1966 Harbor. C.:M . '72 Toyota Corona Cpe Auto Trans. Light Bl llt'.!, Ll mUes, (316ESEJ $2399 . 64 TOYOTA COROLLA COUPE Yellow ""'ilh black interior, {ZVZ572l. A super bo,y & super shB.tp! WEEKEND SPECIAL Only $1295 '65 V\V. 74 rebll eng. Nu clutch, · Porsche chrome rlm!I & C'U'b. Radials. 67 vinyl seals. Tac. Many ex- tru. Exceptionally t"berry. SacrUic:.e IIJO over $800. 64><>124 '73 V.W. BEETLE u•ilh landau . ''O l'.ange '' tTrJGl\1EJ $'2499) SUNSET FORD NEWPORT IMPORTS '72 VEGA Wa_eon. ~ 73 CO\JNTRY SEDAN 10 group, automallc. t926FNA) Pass wag 0 n . Air $1,UNSET FORD ~i~~~~guJ-ln miles. (lf31ADQ I SI 895 5440 G11rden Gl'Ul!.e Blvd. SUNSET FORD 3100 W. Coa&t Hwy., N.B. \Vcstmin:iiter 1714) 63G-4010 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. 13600 Beach Bl., Westminstrr NEWPORT IMPORTS 642-9405 '69 CHEVY SS. Air, vinyl \\'estminster {Il41 636-4010 892-6651 ~2500 --,~7~0.:..;;V:.:_0:.:L::V-0--1 roof, ~vinyl int., radio, '74 RANCHERO, G'f. auto, ·n f\-t 0l"TEG0 \\'a go n . 3100 \\'. Coast Hwy., N.B. heater. & •rallye wheels. PS. PB; air cond. f\-1ust sell, Automatic, air conditioning 641-9405 140. COUPE l462FKDI $899 Cash or $3!MXI &12-SOll "Nice" 1006C.'HVl $1599 ·71 PINTO. 4 speed, mags, SUNSET FORD 5440 Gahl.en Grove Bh·d. \\'esnnin.<aer 1 11~1 636-4010 Thunderbi rd-9970 T·BIRD '73 LANDAU BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 111811 J 8to~h Blui. ll47·8S~~ HUMTIM~TON BtACH • t t I I 5140 Garden Crovc Blvd. • • t1)ll('d transml11 lon, WC!o11ninstcr (714) 636-4010 AM/FM radio, factory air 01°'1"""""~=Sl&M4G~C'"' .. ""D"I''-· -.,.,,.,, '62 ~"'ORD Cntry Squire SUNSET FORD radio, heater, low miles & WANTED to buy 196 5 Wagon Great run nin g a.140GardenGrovt>Blvd. One ou'Tl('r~ GREAT GAS Oievelle Malibu sta t ion family' transp. , $ 2 O 0. \Vcstminster {714 f 636-WlO SAVER. n~9'J or besl oUer. wagon. f\-tust have good '646-l561 .72 ~lOi\'TEGO ~lXA. G<>ld g:h or finance. 646-4446 body & i,,'OOd Interior. Call"·.~68~PO=R-D_TO_R_l_N_O_G_T_, -390c w/brwn vinyl roof, riulo,I,~~·==--,,,--~-~ '65 V\V, needs engine. work, ~ilditioning. C114APU) has new brakes. etc., a~ 7 " v ----......... _ ....... -Ji;;:;;;;""ci';H;.~ ·n TOYOTA Corolla wagon. Air conditloning, roof rack. (?.680Lll $1999 LEASE A BRAND NEW 'i4 TOYOTA 1200 Corolla Sedan for only $61.26 p~r mo. 36 mos. open end le11.sc. i!i, $250, Sl'e nt Pnlisad<'s {llOIJ.~ ·~:1.~C, 1476 s. B. llA·'fRt·'* alter 4 pni. 968--!971 · eng, 4 spd, Posl tr rear end. 1tlr xlnt cheR[l. $2000. 'TI PINTO Coupe, 4 speed, '65 EL CAMINO Cie8Jl, gd. tires, $500 fi nn. &1a.'..26S<i or &ta-:MS2 n1ags, blue. <657GRQI $999 SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. "'estmlns!l'r (71'1l 636-4010 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA '64 V\V sq. bk. 2 cngs. 2 13600 Beach Bl .. \Vestmini::tcr trans. I eng, re b l t • 892-6651 6.16-2.:,00 Jmmaculalc 0011d. All new ~3:::16-59:::.=:"c.· ------Mustang 9952 SUNSET FORD running i:car. l\lust :iiec to ·74 FORD Ranchero Fully 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. apprt"ciate. 673-i774. equ!p'd. One.owner.' Sho .... ·n 70 M t \\"cs1minster (714) 636-4010 JS.CXO onginal 1nilcs, '63 by appt only, 833-8320 US GftCJ . '73 Pll\"TO \VRgon, top 26 USED , TOYOTA1 .IN S1'0CX, Available at tre- mendous savings. Prices start at - $1199 .,PW.ltwi& ·w ' TOY8TA 18881 8roLhBl•d ll 47·8SSS HUt4TIMGTOM BlACH $650/bffi off. 0 K \V '17 3 847"6812 '67 V\V BUS, home-made camper, l"'blt eng. 4 mo or 4CIXl mi .,...arr. ~7381 7:]} ·n ·CORObbA-1600 Deluxe, :I I '"AM~=·o"4"'-='°'"P'"M""', "Dul!y=o,·-dr, 4 spd, am·tm. ne".'< 1966 V\V BlJ&'. Very depen- lltts It brakes. ~'1500. dahle. 11-fu!l'I 8Cll this week. ·::07-35ZI or~ · $500 <>r t>Uer. Ca ll 673-6885. ·n TOYOTA, Matjt, JI, Club '71 VW Camper. Xlnt nnminJ: cpe. Vinyl top, Di: llereo, 4 71M ml. Clean. RadiaU. Ffo.t Jpd, air, ra~J':vt. ·_pty, Bike rack. $2000. 642-7671. $1650. 53&-5741 '/* VW TIUNG, Radio, '71 TOYOTA, RTI!J, A dr, Rollrage, 5100 mlles. $2800. l866~r. C.1'1'. @"6-9303 auto, low mi., BeloW Book, 968-1107 ·~ TO"OT• "·-$1450. 545-73711 B 6 000 '" • " '·"'"'na l\IKII V\V SQ K ' 9, auto, 37, ~·a.goo. Automatic, a Ir Triumph 9767 mllci;, 1 owner, Sl,495. conditioning. C 2 O 4 F NC ) 6'12-7914 or 642-3188 $2'199 '66 TRL Spitfiu . Herd & soft SHOWROO~f CLEAN V\\'. SUNSET FORD . top + tonneau. GoOd con· REBUILT ENGINE 5440 Garden Grove Blvd.. ';;di;:;'ii'°;:.;":.":;54&0;;_;;:.:'"::·---;;;;,. I ___ _!wm>l~~3':.· __ _ Westminster {Tl~J 6S6-4010 "llolk1wagen f170 '69 vw BUG, Wrecked front '70 TOYOTA !\lark 2, 4 door,1 , 7 J SU p ER ,. BUG end. Motor O.K. $250. automatic good condition.. S • 1 ltm rrd IF i '~"9--05::.::e:'°:c..~-~--~ $1150. Must mell. Pli>ne' unmo' ., AM J\. 1970 VW 0~an. xlnt t.'Ond, 645-8396 aterto; $2SOO. ~8469 .;>t:'\> nt'W paint, make off e r . '74 CELICA GT silver w/alr '67 V\V, very clean, Reblt 968-5921 stcre3 radio, vinyl lop, 9,000 engine. xln't cond. $950. Call .:::o...o='--------miles, 003-5305. 645-6149 ·n vw DELUXE BUS. Sun '69 TOYOTA, 1200. 1'11.dl&ls, '67 \!W SQUAREBACK, 8J1:2o.w~i~~ rebuilt eng. Good oond. 30mpg, $600. ~~ '70 vw Bug. Auto. trans. &: Call 49§..2300. nC\\' vah.'ell. M.31-2040 Dir. TOYOTA 1969 4 dr. k> mlle. 4 FOR Sale, '69 VW, in good •73 SUPER BEETLE speed xlnl, cond. $950. Call cond. Best oHu. lOam·lOpm. 847-1746 &tZ-3508 jlft 6]lm am/fm !Ill'l'l'O, 960-ll02 FOR sale '10 Toyota O:>rolla '67 V\V fstbk. rebuilt eng. nu '72 V\V Sq. back. Very clerin, orig. o....•tlf't' 34 m Pg . radials $'750/bst. o f f . reblt eng. $2000 or best Excellent condition 6J6..7719 ZHX595 847-6812 <> .. er. f\-fust sell 4g.i..4513 or 'TI TOYOTA lllO Cpe. L<>w '59 GHIA. orWnal. Good 67:1-67'92. mileage, Exctl. oonditk>n. cond. Low mileage. Over '63 V\V bug hlo11i•n eng, ~n $1595. 833--8948 30 mpg, $650. 646-1355. root, ~ trans. good body. ALUf\11NUl\.1 POTS add 8 '69 V\\' Faslback. Xlnt l'Ond-960-26 · lillle vinegar, Thls. will keep itlon $1395. Priv. Party. Call '72 V\\' 7 pasS('nger bu& - pan fron1 darkening. Useful 97!K4.'H · lmm.acuilltc. $.1,lTh. ' but no long~r needed it!'ms LEAVING for Beace Corps. * 642-.1TI7 * sell fast with a Dally Pilot l\1u!it Sell '66 V\V Bug. Good Sell idlt' items wUh a Dally C1as11Jlied Ad. 642-5678. cond. $900. 675-~. Pilot Clasaified ad. 642-56'18 ·11;A;":';;•';';:N:;;•w;::;::;;::;;::;9;:;800~~1 A;;";:;';;o;;';;• ;;N;;e;;w;;:;;:;;,:.;;;9;;80;;;;0;;;;A;;u;;lo;;s;:;,;;N;;e;;w;;:;;:;;:;;9;;8~00 NOWA PRE-OWNED • • ·MAKES MORE SENSE THEN EVER! _ LARGEST SELECTION OF CADILLACS IN ORANGE CO. ~~:~;,:;: CADILLAC 1973 El OO~ADO l lJIUJIOU~ C•8"0U t '"''"" A• . ( ..... '·' -· ,.,,.;.1 •. -""'"'"" Uo l 1.1o...,... ~-"'I· ~ ........... 1oJ •. vll .... llh ...... ,,--~·"' "'"'" 16899 CADILLAC 1973 SEOAN OE Vlll E ,, ........... 1 ....... r.11-·• ""'·-· "'""""""""'•~o-•••".>.~""''·, •• ..i.t .... 1 .• !'+·' ••"'f <I'•· ... ~. ....... , 15199 CADILLAC 1974 CPE DEVIU.l t' ............. bt ........ ~W.INt. ...... -.. Nil.._..., ..... _ ..... b.,..........,. ..... _,o51JtU '1299 CADILLAC 1972 C,EOliVllll: ~bi-~-·-""""""' ""'"1""'~~'40 .......... ...., .... ··-~· ' ... ~ ........... . ,,..,., CADILLA 1972 I !lDORAOO • COt<vt•11t1[ '"''"'Y"" "''"'· , .... l·~·~•t !.,.,;.,,. 1•11 P~"'"" tolt A ......... u--.-..... ~ . ._ .-.......................... (!loo. ''"'m 15799 CADILLAC 1973 SEOA NDEVlllE ONl't' 14,06SMllES I •IV'"" i,,,...,. ,..--O°"' _,! ""'·•'"',l,QOlollo ...... -· ""'""""" .. -·-.,,_ ..... _ ........ __ --.w..i....···--"'"" ....... _ ...... l>Qlol-. ...... W<, _ _.... ...... _ ... ....._ "-il•2"Gf1 ' SALE PRICED CADILLAC 1967 BROUGHAM ,......,,.,_ .......... _.~ ...... ''"--.. .,,,....., ..... _ __ ..,_ ..... .,,....;-· """' /l'1"'"791t 11399 CADILLAC 1973 CPE OEVtllE r ....... .,,,._. .• ,._..,....,.""','"' .,. ..... ..,..,,,.......,,-""•~< ..... ,,...,,..i "''"" "'I'~· ooJ.ol "'"· p)<!vvl CADILLAC 1968 COUPE OE VlllE l<WIDty oit•-"""'9.""-·""11 ~ ....... '"-• "''"''°'· ··~ .. ""'"""" -:..i AN""'t"mo.11!.o<,,,1,.k) 11999 LAC 1971 CPE OE VlllE '"'""" .. --....,. .... ,,.. ,.._ ......... w.,.._i.t. ''"'"1' .... ·-· -lo><b ....... .-.... i..-,...,.,..l)IQCMll I CADILLAC 1970 CP£OiVllll: ,...,.., .... ~ .. .,1 "" "" 1 .... ~ ••••• ~i•·· .. 1r .~... . , .. ....... ""I" ... _ ......... __ ,·~ """"' 12999 12Month 17,000Milt CADILLAC VALUE PROTECTION W~RRAMTY Avoilable lodoyOn Most 19711h r1.11~74 Codilla~- . NABERS AuthorlaMSalts, S~1vico, Leo.sing 540-9100 OPf"'SUNOAY 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meso ------• ( ''10 VOLVO I&I, air, 9974 Impala V-8 eut<>, factory .72 COUNTRY SEDAN Automatic trans ... nl d 1 o . milt'H.gt', au1<>,. air . A real air, looks & runs great. \V""""'· 10 paaenger, air hea{er, factory iur, po11i·rr hrau1y! 55J-0099 .... >krlds &: '72 VEGA 2300. Xlnt a:mdi· 4~90,. -•1..., ...,.-.. steering, & Jl,1ag Yi'hct.'[s. ·•~"~'~·--------" 11~~ Pri :ur .nor"'""'""" ~ conditioning, low m 11 e ! . ""~PSP) _ ... on. ,....,, \' ply . S2'100. or Offer "'\ ~9-5628 alt 4 (376Em ) $2399 (Q.loo.J '72 PINTO RunabouL Excel. 968-7024 or 96.1-r.662 ·n K>Ncswooo rn s NSET FORD Only $1688 "" ' . ' pas.c;enger \\"lgon. A 1 r · co ·• <No' nu., au o, '72 HATCHBACK, f)l"rfect conditioning, atereo (271'788) 5440 Garden Grove Bl\'ll. Sl9!kl. 644-1676 oond. OA•ill accept older cl\T AUTOS USED AMC 9905 '10 GREMLI N. Air rondiLioning, rack. slriped. {422m.ll.) S1599 $2899 Westminster (7141 636-4010 '73 PINTO, 4 11pd, 25 MPG, In trade, 644-0457 SUNSET FORD '72 RANCHERO, O e I u x e 33375 CAMINO CAPISTUMO ?I-take of.fer~ VEGA G.T. '72. 14,otro ml. SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Gmve Blvd. mdl. Like new. Xlnt oond. S&M JU&M CUISTl&ttO 1-493-9188 A~f/F?tt. A/C. ~ track. Ex. , .................... -.._. 5440 Garden Grove Blvd, \Vestrninsler_ <n4) 636-4010 '70 HORNF.:r ~"T. 6 cyl, NT. PIS, R/H, Xlnt cond. '891-3630 \\'etitminster 1714) 636-4010 $2500. s.t5-G882 8 am-5 pm. 4tl-ll7S or 811•1375 '72 PINTO Runabout. 2000 cc 0011(1. $2100. 545-1 l'IK '61 CHEVROLET lmpala '73 ~l'RY SEO AN cng. 4 s1Ki. ll'ans. R/l-1. A/C. 1 0u~t~d-om-~-"l"-n-,-,-,.-,-,,. Sc:cfan, orig °"':ne"• Tl.CXO \\'agon. 10 pus. A Ir '74 f.fUt,"TANG !Lil'. 628· Priv. Pt~" Sl9'75. ~7'1-14 appeal? Sell your equipment miles, good tires, $~. conditjonlng, ,}7,758 miles. JP\\'J 2 Cclup; beaut. blut' It's a breeze .... seil your with a low-cost Dally Pilot 644..4).188 (345HSKl $3599 w/dk. blut' inti;rior; radio, A$· Call &42-j67S. ClaWfied Ad! 642-5678. '67 MALlBU 4 dr. V.S, fac. SUNSET FORD htr. Aut, P/S. a ir: 2.800 act. Autt-s New 9800 Autos, New 9800 air, PIS, radio, healer,\\'\\' 5440 GB.rden Grove Bl\'d. mile!'>; $.1895. Jl 0 "''p o rt ~~~·~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;~~~I Buick 9910 Buick '73 Electra 225 LIMITED HARDTOP CPE r~actory air c:ond., \'inyl top, full leather interior, ruir power,, Tilt \\'heel, stereo, door locks, dual o:imlort seats! !\lost all the xtrns, )>rakes, lflllkes 'l low miles C870CWUI $4899 tires. (VQV784) $799 Cash or \l.1estminster (TI4 ) 636-4010 Beach Dlr. TI418l't-9300. finance. &16-4446 Dlr. '62 fQRD Galaxie, all or any ·65 r..tUSTAi'IG "Clean" auto. '70 f\-lONTE Carlo, clean, pllrl $35. You ren10ve parts. trans.. radio, & heater. musl. sac. low book, $1650. ~1S27. 917% w. 18th, CJ1;t 103.Sl-IEVl · sm Cash or Call 675-6116. '70 TORINO wagon. Only -""no-""""".'':.· ""'°'=':::4°'16ccDe:l.c'·-- '66 NOV A. $59,000 miles, 3 7 , 2 7 o m 11 e s . A 1 r '6.5 r.iusr ANG. Xlnt runnlng Imn1-culate condition. $550. conditioning. ( l 7 4 B N K ) cond .. auto. trnns., radio, &. call MS--4170. $1799 ·--. .healer .• toUY383l 549!! Cash a.:ASStC '54 Chevy Wagon SUNSET ,F.ORD ar .finMCe. &46-+l46 Dir. Great Shape, all orig, $650 M40 Carden Grove Blvd. '69 MACH l, 57,ro:J nil. 4 spd or best offer . 644--0lj{j \l.'estml.nster (714) 63&-4010 slick. $1295. ~ 646-3688 Bulcjc '69 Riviera '63 ThlPALA 2 DR. VS, 3spd 'T'l FORD Squire 9 pas11. Sta Less Than 44,000 Miies on floor. $395. Wag. PJS, P/B, air . Oldsmobile 9955 Facio""' air rond., \inyl lop. Call 548-4742. A!ll/Fht steft(I, lug rack . .::;::::;;.;.:.:o;.;.:. ____ ..c..;.:.:1 ., Ong ownr 67" A~73/eves '70 . OLDS 88 Custom. 1'~ully Strato Bench seat, full '63 lt\JPALA, 2 dr. Xlnt ........ · ,,......, ' .f94-. .. ,.... equip. + slereo, air, ela-t. power, tilt ~'hel'\, stereo, runnina com:!. Rill. gd tlres i°'"-""'='=,,--===~ 11·indov.·s. radials, must S('('. door Jocks. cruise control, & brakes. S350. 67l--0227 '73 COUNTRY SEDAN 10 $1700. or bt'Sl offer. Pri\'. ·sport wheels, all the x1m!I k '62 CHEVY 11. 4 cyl, pa •.s .. w a .go n . ~ i r -"''-"'~·~'~''-:,:::"~"~·~~~~~I one in a million! (6.j7Af\Sl R built r.ood tin>1i conchtlorung, 18,00J miles. $AVE e f'ng. · (OlmPV) $.1599 'TI DELTA 88, P .S. P1B, 'niru; t>xcelltnt $.100. 64~ SUNSET FORD Radio, 3600 ml., Sl550. ~E .,,' ~ Any day 1s lhe BEST DAY to 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. 673-6502 I t~ ~~n ad! D.>n't delay. · • Westminster i714) ~: 4010 '63 CUTLASS F-85 Con1pa('I, C' : ~~ •. -.-'!,'lllj _A_u_tot_,_N_•_w ____ 9IOO_ ·70 LTD Wagon, lo mileage, xlnt cond. Orlg o .... ·ner. S49i -:" ~ :...::. : • · : _ a/c, p/s, p/dlsc brks, lug 499-3928. rack, new Iii'($, $1SJO, '69 OIDS Toronado, Xln t OPEN SUNDAY 8'12-8051 rondi1ion $1200. 24:'! En1rrald 172 BUICK '69 GALA.XIE 500. air coral. 811Y 49"-l!)!)j Eve. radio, good sha.pe. $83(! '68 OLDS Cu tlass. Alr rornl. ESTATE WAG.ON firm, cash. 64241908 aft p/hrks, p1111ec1i ni:. nerd!! Fu l ! y J oad cd, a l r 6pm. borh· ~'Ork. $300. 673-39lt1. com:lltioning, aut o mat I c •66 PLYM. Capri 9715 ] caPri 9715 lransmL~!!ion, 9 passenger, ln1n1aculatl'. (479EOE' \l'AGO J $3177 ~m Lewi& W YOL10 1966 Ha.rbor, C.M. ~9303 'Tl LTD Hrougham. 2dr, full pwr, air. vinyl lop, cuit- ton1 paint. 1 ... hr CO\'el'll. Nc11i' SICl'l belt!!. 31,00fl n1i)es, f\-1int cond. S25!r>. ~429 days, 675-4:\62 l'vrs '72 DUfCK Citmn 1Llc 40:> E:I'FI 4-dr. hrd-!op sedM, r11din, nir, aut, P IS. P/11i•imto....·s, till \l'h e c I , $319;,. 1970 BUlCK Wildcat, Clrnn 8., xlnt cond, below goin~ pr\CCJ, 9362 1....1 J o l I a Circle, l·IB. 962-3983. '66 SPECIAL. st.a. wgn. Air, good family car. $795. Call 548-1742. '72 FORD Gran Tor1no Sia. \Vgn. P/s, p/b, air, orlg. 011i·rler. 552--862-t. '6.1 BUICK 6 cyl Economy & Pep. Immaculate. M . 642-693.i nrt 5 &: \\'knell '68 LASABP.E 2 door. P/b, p/1, 15 mpg, 1 OWfK'r. $850. Phone 64.\-S0-16. '66 RIVIERA. I n1 nl ;i. c lhnK'IUt. fl p.,..'T', gd mech'I l'Ond, gd tlr"Cll. ~2 )969-G°SABRE. 2 dr hAnitop . 1''ull p· T, 11.lr. lk!lt oiler. Call an. 6: 6.U.0-IT'l. '71 SKYLARK CONVERT· ffiLE 'A' air t'Oll(I: X1nt cntKI. i<'S.066'2 or 645-.1457. P\lt your bU!lgtt bllck on 1hc track •.• &II Idle itl.'0111 ' $499 '69 FOl!D 2 IXXl" (ZOC•"i $599 1973 AUDI /1.110. T ta01$., A~ (c.-.rl, lq4;>.Hf.'/I) $5699 '69 CHEVY IMPALA CPE. A~ln, j,.,,, , l' •,,. I· (<?!16 l $899 '68 CHE\Y STATION WA.GOH V ~. ,O,~to, Trofl\., S1~:"ll. (P·7A~ $199 '61 Glll:MlllAI VJ eo,..pt;r tonY!r".itn 6 I vf., Iv<. Tio~~ fOK~ll), $899 i . , CONN~LL'S QUALITY USED CARS '71 Chevy El Camino c~"a"'. \1·8 a~!D. 1., ..... , pCl,.er :.18ef•>U. r...:'°. lllOot~ '72 VW BUG ~~WO,.,,,.,, • •""'1 rtdlO.-., ~ °"" tuD~r.l951F\IY} '72 FORD LTD O•OOlll"""' C<>e, "'11)'1 ioof. ~11 «ll'll, I'S.. P B . M1<oon uor, l>l•tll Onli•oV •nod IOO. rw<:: .. {{CI ffl(I "73 FORD TORINO fi Pa>\ "•1W~ ~3.000fl'•ln. ~~:o "' ~.e. rv:. i>.a. •·• c:ori~ .• 1uc;~~ •• ·• 1"3.?Cl.•Jl ' '71 Monie Carlo Coupe l'l)ln ,'i.•!O mi>es. I~"' J ... '1>"1" , .. , 1>uo e! ~eu~ w~-.:lle. •OlloO........,., r(>rl. ' •l•.,1nv ••""! cw .. e-. "'* u, 1-1~k inl•""'· 1na .. a IO&lCYtiJ '72 Chevy Kingswood 91>~\ l'••\)(I~ V<ii !"-;1 IJ¥• ..,.,_,.\J, PS..Pll lu1;ol;•'•'' (110€>~1 '73 CHEVY IMPALA Qio!Qt<' c~-?.i ocio ""'"'"· '""" 1 ''"' r V-3 1~1<>, 1•1~. PS, 11a, ,._, (·" < 1•4\IGO•i '73 MALIBU ESTATE ~ ,.,,_ "~<1"" """' *'"" -.;~~~ ·~,­,,,,.,,...,.~I. I" ("'"'1 , ~:J. Pl!. I<~< Note ,~, •a• ;~1 '7 4 CAM ARO COUPE 8 .... i.. •. v.~v' "'<'.>I~· 11, ... ,, M-"''''" "ult> !r ..... •.liloO. ••.: "-''""'· "'"' U,'.!~JllR! . . '69 VW BUG • ~-·--..w. ~ "'"""" ,:.i1u ... (1&l11.EJI j $1899 s3599 s3199 s3199 s3599 s1599 • ' ' I' • • ... ' ' '. ' • . I . ' • ' 1 • '· •• . ' ' 0 RD Chevrol et in ltewport •t.•·,;· • -~ • ' .. offers outstand·ng new Chevy · cl~als • . " BOTH . WAYS! .... ~----------~-------------.. ".""-"'."-~~-.... e~---~ ... ~;..~-----------~ .. -11!'.;,...;_..;.;,._~--w an t To Holcf Onto Tha t Cash? New '74 -Monte-· Ccp:lo · ·Cou pe!· There's NO DOWN PAYMENT on . . Chevrolease . ' NEW 7 4 MONTE CARLO! With oower steering and brakes. air cond.. auto. trans. tinted glass. VS engine. radial wh ite wall111, nea1et/de110o1er, radio. au illhls, • ., No. "443127/3005. Only SJ J 877 mo. New '74 Malibu Coupe! • Wth auto. trans.. air Cond., V8 engiM. DOwll" tteering and brakes. tinted glass, wheel covers. white walls. healer/defl'06ter0 radio. HD radiator. decor pkg.etc. No. 40062413126. ( With swlno-out afrato bucket seats, tinted glass. i>ower steering and brakes. -Ide-. lldlo, VB ...,;no,.,.,.,.,_ trans.. BU·Nt/111. et~ No. '420181/2849 :-; .... · -. '. ,. '· . .,... --.. " ' Oo....aoprov.ed.. creWLon. Chevrolease_t«__only Jhi~i&.: ....:_ _ _: 9!1 !PPrOved aedit an Chevro4ease fOr cnry thirtY"$ix _ 1-------......,.,......----------------~ ..... ---- CAR BUYERS ~:,ouL~ ALWAYS coN.s1o~R~·~E~~o~e~s~-! --N·e_w _ 7li -~veg a ·Two .. -IJoar!: :., New 74 Ve~a Hatchback! f . . .... • Mtt titlled glass. radio. automatic trans.. dtx. btl'l'll)&l'S and gue,rdp •. white walls. air cond •• GT equip •• healer/detrosrer, wtieel rings, filfen;, mirrors. etc. No. 262982/3048. -' Only $8928 mo. . ' r • On appro"C"ed credit on ~ lor only thirty-Six . i:. months! . 1 73 DUSTER 6 cyf.. automatic, oower $leering, brakes, factory air, radio & 1 .Mater. Only 17,400 miles, immaculate. (837HEV). - ONLY s2795 171 MAZDA R.:(2 C&'ttpe 4 SPd .• r3di0 & fleater. decor group, vinyt roo f. Ex- ceptinnal. (978EAD). ONLY . $ 95 172 CAPRI VS COtJpe, automafic. radio & heater, deluxe interior, new radial Ines, low miles. $harp. {852FNI). ONLY s2795 . -'73 VEG-A Estate wagon. Automatic~ power steering, factory air cond • deluxe interior. premium !ires, AM/FM, low miles. like new. f"34HAV). ONLY '833-0555 OPEN SUNDAY • New 74 Chev. PickuJl~ ·'· .. ' ' .. • . ' " .. , ' ' .' .. ,, ., With tinted glass. lleetside box. auto. trans .• radio. heater/defro&ter, step bumper, gauges. HD rad iator, HO 6hocks and $Piing$. mirr0f$, etc. No. 140940/3015. 0 ., s9a~.s n y mo. On.aPPrJ>Y..Eld qedJI if(, CIJe~lease for only thirty-SI~ months! 1 71 CCU.GAR XR7. Automalic. power steering, brakes, air o:>ndltioning, vinyl · roof, leather interior, extra nice. {313KEL). ONLY . ' ONLY 52295 '72 CAPRICE . Hardtop coupe. AutomahC. i:iower steenng. Orakes. l)OWef' Wlr'l- dows. seats, lilt' wheel, AM/FM. vinyt~1oaf.., exceptional throughouL (688FTGJ. "ONLY $ 595 , ,. . . t .. ' •. , :... \.1. 172 CAMARO AutomatM!. p:rwet" steering, brakeS. air (X>ndilloning, radio & heatet. reflectsexceUent cate. Good mi• {1819A.). ONLY ; , '"-1 . ·. I '73 IMPALA ~~to!" coupe. 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Main St., Santo Ano -546-7070 Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-·oo 10 ~ University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa M esa ; 540-9640 = LINCOLN -MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach . 842-8844 Santo Ano Lincoln-Mercury I 30 I No. Tustin, Santo Ano 547-0511 Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-1200 - University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 TH£ DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 2. 1974 PONTIAC _Dove Ross Po(\lioc = i::= """' == ;;;;; == 2480 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa 546-80 l 7 PORSCHE -AUDI ==-Cfi1ck Iverson Porsche-Audi = 445 E. Coast Hwy. = == == ==: = = = == Newport Beach 673-0900 ROLLS-ROYCE -Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St. ·-Cosio Meso 546-4444 = == -= TOYOTA ==Deon lewis Imports = == 1966 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 646-9303 VOLKSWAGEN Chick Iverson Volkswagen 445 E. Coast Hwy. -· Newport Beach ·673-0900 = == = VOLVO Deon lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa -= 646-9303 == == E§ = == =- -. - . ~ = = f SUNDAY, JUNE 2 lO:OOAM (ei?; a ) CBS Tennis Classic 11:00 ! (~ ) CBS Sports Spectacular Dodger Baseball Dodgers vs. Cubs 12:00 a CBS Golf Championship 1:00 (ei!, (I)) Kemper Open Golf Final rounds of the $250,000 tournament from Quail Hollow Country Club. Charlotte, N.C. O ~ Sports World Boys Gymnastics Championships. 00 CBS Tennis Classic 2:30 B CBS Tennis Classic 3:30 @ ~ World Invitational Tennis The Women's Finals. t MONDAY, JUNE 3 6:00PM \19) Major League Baseball Teams to be announced. 8:00 O NBC Monday Night Baseball Teams to be announced. TUESDAY, JUNE 4 7:30PM Ell) Citywatchers "Ontario Drag Trials: The Supernat1onals" THURSDAY, JUNE 6 B:OOPM &J Boxing From the Olympic • FRIDAY, JUNE 7 5 :00PM O Angel Baseball Angels vs. Detroit . SATURDAY, JUNE 8 1 l :OOAM O ~@ J2l Major League Baseball Teams to be announced 12:30 (ji Greatest Sports Legends 2:00 fl (ti? (8~) a 1 Triple Crown Horse Racing "The Belmont Stakes" 3:00 8 NFL Championship Games 3:30 Greatest Sports Legends "Eddie Arcaro" 4:00 I (~ (}"') CBS Golf Championship Celebrity Tennis 5:00 7. (3J ABC's Wide World of Sports The Grand Prui. of Mon aco. from Monte Carlo. 6 :30 NFL Championship Games 7:30 6 Boxing From the Olympic . !your age) Does the man 1n your life still~ & respond' Can you compP.te with f other wornen, Are you happy with your lifestyle~ Put age & e•per1ence on your side! Actually, life can begin for you al a JRP school when you decide to make a change tor the better Do 11 now Call or come tn for a free personal analysis for Thal Noticeable 01f ference John Robert Fbwers Notion's Oldest & largest School For Finishing & Modeling ·ORANGE -3 Town & Country -547-8228 / THE DAILY PILOT, Tl/ WEEK. JUNE 2. 1974 v- ··PERSONAUZED •sTYUSH •EASY TO USE • • • -1000 Beautiful Stick-on Labels •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE ANO SIZE OF LABEL Mrs John Doe 123 M•ln Street Anytown. Anystate 12345 Labels Do Not Have A Prl n\ed Bor der Stylish Vogue type on fine quality whife gummed paper, r---------------------, I L Fill in this coupon. clip and mail with $1.25 to: Pilot Printing Label Div., Post Off ice Box 1560 Costa Mesa, California 92626 .) la Sure to UM your Zip Code ---14''·''1ii'iil---- I I J I I I _______________ ..J Page 3 "California Jam," OM of tM mon s1«_cessfal outdoor concern ever held in tlte U1tited States will be telecast on ABC's In Concert suia oe Friday (JllM 7 and 21) at /1:30PM. An ABC Entertai111ttmt production, "Califomia Jam" wa.t atttnMd by nearly 250,()()() yowtg people. TM "Jam" was Mid U. early April at the Ontario (Calif.) Motor SpeedM-'0)1 OIUI featured eight 011tstaltdU.g rock groups-Stab & Crofts, Eag/e3. Ran Eart}t. Eartlt., Wind & Fin. Black Oak Arlc.an.uu, Black Sabbatla, Deep Purpk OIUI Emenon, Lake & Palmer. Tise troubk-free concert ran for a total 13 ~ ltoun ON/ abo f eatund jinWorks, ba/Jom OIUI skydit>ers. Al Molinaro, who portrays Murray the cop on ABC's The Odd Coupk, (Fridays at 9:30PM), is everybody's idea of the prototype of a New Yorlc City cop. But Molinaro was born in Kenosha. Wisc., and only recently visited Manhattan for tM first time. He was most impressed. Al's most ob•iious physical attributes are a generolil-sh.e nose and brown e)'es as guikkss as a P"PPY '.t. Overall, he has tire aspect of a man who keeps taking W<><Hkn nickels, misses tire bus bJ' seconds and gets a b11Sp signal wheMver M dials. A profes- sional actor only since 1969, A.I arrived in HoUywood 21 years ago as part of a four-piece combo touring the country. A ( who plays piano and guitar, fancied the idea of doubling in brass as an actor and remained on in Hollywood when tM other sidemen split the sceM. He landed a $75 a week job '" staff producer at a local TV outlet, and within three year.f began packaging and selling his own viMo program.<1. From there he took the plllnge into TV as a performer. He bungkd an assignment on a foreign car commercia~ but it wm so f wtny the producer decided to play the blurb for laughs. TM commercial ran two years. A I enrolled in a Hollywood acting school and was seen in a play there by "'riter-produar Garry MarshaD who later signed him for the rok of Murray tM cop. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 2. 19].t DAYT~ME Pl~OGRAMS I Sears I 6:001 m ~mm"~-' i~ii~::~WOOd . lnowfed&• "All Children Learn I Feitvl'Q MORN INC Differently" 11 :00 (Cij (j)) 00 Youns l Restless m Unlveralty of the Air taJ 00 ®l m Jae•pot 6:30 8 Odyssey; Dr. '""' KA"'"11 MoviH: See Daytime Movies. Thurs. Everytliln..t_ &on • Not for Women Only @ (I) m The Girl in My Life D11brt1ll News The Next Billion Years &•er Pyle Eduutlon11 featur" : Electric Cotap•llJ :::,~!rl:'stron& 11:306 (Qj(j)) (j) St1r~ fol Tomor· 8ultwinllle u'ow ~ rC\ ~.:ft 7 :00 1J (fjj) Ci)). 9 (() News :u:: \.!!!) lllll l:i:.I CtlebritJ SWet_p· D QJ @®'l m Today Show I (i1J 00 m $10,000 ,,,. .. Id Wednesday's programmlne may be lefa Rip preempted for coveraae of the Petticoat Junction House Judiciary Committee Hear-Mister RoetB' Ntlfltbottloocl in as. ~ Clrtoons MldlHI JMllson Show D arner Ted Armstrong * WORLD ECONOMY I Garner Ted Annatronr New Zoo Revue Mister Roprs' Ntlpbortlood 7:301· ~:~~:o lup I HJa Buddies Slip l Woofer : Sesame street 8:00 I <9 (j)) Clptaln K.en11roo 6 Dennis the Men•u e Suruip Mel Knoepp • Romper Room • The Aintstones CV Htfp Ua to Rud Tues .. Thurs. @Bozo's Blc Top 1:30 I· Ozzie & Harriet • Jade LI Linne Yoli l friends (J)C.rtoons llinna tt) Yop for Healltl 9:00 ! (j)) (j) The Joler'a Wild 3 . : Sesame Street . 00 @) m Dinah's Pl•u The G1llery 6 The Flyin& Nun Movie: See Daylime Movies. @Features I Love Lucy &u111by; Gentle Ben Fri. (I) New Zoo Revue .. 9:30 I I (jJ) (j) Gambit @ ®l m Jeop1rdy ovie: See Daytime Movies. 6 F1ther Knows Best News Huel City Kids 00 Publit Affairs 10:00 (Cij (j)) Now You Set It 3 IE) Futures . 0 00 ®l m Wizard of Odds 6 Hazel The Mornlna Show ~Favorite M11tian 1 W The AM Aft1lr 700Club : Edue1tion1I Pro1r1ms • News/Panoram1 del Valle 10:2P @ @ .to. Baraltl Health Show 10:30 II (~ (j)) Ci) Love of Ufe l\fTrRNOON 12 :00 I :;;:::: on A Mitch iii~assword • Features; lilorta &rt(a ,._. HI· ven Fri. IMowie: See Daytime Movies:A 00 &et Satart Undt W11do features (j)) Not for Women Only 12:30 IJ (tjj (j)) (j) As tit• Wo r Id Tums O ~OO®lmDau of Ou r lives I Trvtfl or Consequenas @ (}) m Spilt Second Features Dlall111 for Doll1rs Under doe 1:00 (Qi) (j)) (j) The Cuidlnr Licht · ~ (i}@) m Tiit Doctors 6 ~na You C.n Do @ 00 m All My Children • Ma•e Roam for Daddy Movie: See Daytime Movies. : Educational Procr1ms 1:301J (~(())Ci) Ed&t of Ni&ht · ~ (j) ®J m Another Wor1d Mille Doupa Sllow 1 3 al Ltl's Mille A Deal; i.,:.:;-=i.:.:•=•L.., The fracile Mind Wed. The program focuses on four people with varied mental or emotional problems, demonstratina how they helped themselves by getting help. Joanne Woorlward narrates. D Clndld Clmtra IE) &1llopin1 Gourmet 2:00 II (~Ci)) (j) New Pric:9 Is Ript 0 eiJ Ci) @) m How to Survive A Maniace 8 Braen Arrow (i1J (}) al Newlywed liame f.x. ~tWed. 0 IE) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 2:30 I [9tuoo> oo Mitch G•m• 74 @ 00 @) m Somentt News @ (3) al Ont Ufe to Uvt Ben Hunter lnttrviews/Fe1tures ED Y~1 for Health 3:00 II (Q!l (j)) Tattllbl1et • Truth or Consequences Twill&ht Zona Popeye C.rtoons @ (i) fl) Ge11er1I Hospttal @) Movie: See Daytime Movies. Motlttrs-ln-llw Ci) Three Oft A Matdl Adclems family : D11 It Nifht Dram• • Travel l1'e World 3:30 ~Movie: See Daytime Movies. Movie: See Daytime Movies; oplc Wed. . I Mille Douc1u Sbow One Step ae,ond S4lperm1n Movie: See Daytime Movies; Vi- sion On Wed. ~ Green Acres Dick Tracy (}) Movie: See Daytime Movies. Ci) N11ae of tlle &atae : Features ( Ci)) C.rtoons • Set ltle USA · Wild Wild West; film Wed. •:oo I The Rlfl ... en Lt1ve It to Beaver (ii) @ m Aftersc.hool $pedal ''Crazy Comedy Concert" Wed. This live-animated film makes 1 humor- ous introduction of classic1I music to children by creating • comedy love story in the Hollywood Bowl between a janitor and a janitrass. Tim Conway and Ruth Buzzi star. I Flipper The Flyinc Nun &et Smart Sp1nlsh Llnru11e Show I Bevert1 Hillbillies Sesltne Street Sube Pel1,o fHture Movie Felia the Cat 4:30 Father Knows Best 6 Gilli11n's lsl1nd f Troop lup l His Buddies Nanity l the P'rofeuor I Love Lucy ( (j)) Movie: See Daytime Mov- ies. fl) Movie Except Wed. §) Underdo& 5:00 i School Profile Wed. • Q @)News Tltt Bil Valley; Ancel Baseball Fri. Angels vs. Detroit. I Love Lucy m I Drt1m of Junnlt Lene It to lelftf The Flintstones (])Green Acres Simplemente M1rl1 Wild Wild West : Mister Roce"' Nei(hborhood • DrllH · • Huaie Boy Entert1lnm1nt · Wild Wild West Wed. m Kimba 5:30 (j) @ @ Q) (]) News J Travel films Coultslllp of Eddie's flther • The Lucy Show Moran's HeroH &lllic1n's Island : Electric Comp1ny Three Stooaes 5:59 : Supermal\tt Top Ten Hearing Loss? Come to Sears! Moderately Priced Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aid " 095 Economical Behind- the-Ear Hearing Aid with up to 400 Hours of Battery Life Prices EfTectivt throul(h Saturday, June I!; Ask About Sear s Convenient Credit Pla ns lh·arinll Aids i\n-Available at the F'ollowinK Sean1 S tore" Uu••r\i• r•,..rt. ... , .... ,. t •. ,,,,.,, ( 11fttt1fhO I \ n\ilt'"'"' ... '4 ...... •·l•111t.1lt lul(l•..,•1°ml I tttch n 1t thll• I ••rtt( lt.t•tt• h '-11r•h rhlte•• p,,,,,11• lt;I 1'11 u 11 1(,.ut••H t 'hlltlllhl '"'ttt1 I 0111\I l'IMttt ... ,, .. ,. .. \ .... ' Page 5 SUNDAY JUNE 2 MORNIN G 6:15 m Christophtrs/Biblt Answers 6:30 IJ lamp Unto My feet 6:45 Christopher Close·Up 7:00 Bailey's Comets 6 Underdor i Ru Humbard Parent/Youth forum Relirious Speci1I "tiopes & fears" ~ Bi& Blue Marble Thb Is the Life Warren Roberts 7:30 I Amazlnr Chin • · The Christophers · Chaplain of Bourbon Street 6 Rocky & friends • Billy J. Har1is }gJ Vision On W Elementary News 16 Rea Humbird ) Town Hill Meetin1 8:00 Dusty's Treehouse This Is the Life Rea Humbird Around ttle World in 80 Days I It Is Written Limp Unto My Feet Davey I Goliath 9 Old Time 60spel Hour I Wonderama Revival Fires 8:15 Sacred Hurt ~) Gospel Sin1in1 Jubilee 8:30 look Up & live · The Jetsons 6 Today's Health Campus Profile Meetin& Time at Calvary @ Kathryn Kuhlman 3 It Is Written 9:00 Camera Three Treehouse Ctub A;O! <IS ) Day of Discovery i Rul Estate Open House Project Black 00 ei) Ci) Oral Roberts Meet the Prus (lhr) n Day of Mlrules (j) Revival fires Pattern fOf livin1 9:30 f) Today's Reli&ion flJ Ac:cion de la Comunidad Serendipity Oral Roberts Domin&o Let There Be Li&ht Amazfn& Prophecies @ (3) Old Time Gospel Hour ~ 00 First Baptist Church Qii Governor I the Students i ) Amuin& Chan Musica y Palabru 10:00 Sunflower Company Challenge My Sermon Hour of Power Home Buyers' Guide 0 (3) Kid Power CJ) TV 8 looks 1t Learning I Herald of Truth San Diego Happening Christopher Close·Up (~ 00> CBS Tennis Clu sic I Esta Es la Vida 10:30 00 face the N1tlon To Be Announced (i7j (3) m The osmonds Page 6 ; This Is Your Bible Day or Discovery Doelger Du1ovt/Warm·Up I Tony & Si.Inn Alamo @ lnslpt Mldust An1lysl1 Pant.1111 Domlnlcal 11 :00 ~Q!I (j)) C.IS Sports Spedleu· lar ,..the Kennedy Memorial Games from Berkeler. Calif.: and USA·USSR Wrestling ftom Madison Square Garden. O Chucch Wltll A Vision @ Movie: "Ript Cross" (dra) '51 -Di.ck Powell. June Allyson. i@ 00 (1D H.R. Pufnstuf High Ch1parr1I flith for T od1y N1me or the G1me Dodger Bueb1ll Dodgers vs. Cubs. IE Church in the Home (1) 00 Movie: (C) "Voy•a• to the Bottom of the Su" (sci·fi) '61 - Walter Pidgeon. Joan Fontaine. r:i~ First B1ptist Church 11:30 O I SPWAL I l'Ch1lm to Lile Eli Wallach 1s host/ narrator of this film about the Women's American Organization tor Rehabilitation Through Training, an orgamzat1on dedicated to the tra1nin1 and vo- cational education of Jewish people. 0 1 CV m Malle A Wish 0 Movie: (C) "The Golden Horde" (adv) 'SI-Ann Blyth, Richard Egan AFTERNOON 12:00 I Film Future "Our Trip" Cene Autry Vision On 8 Golf Championships ; Your Government Tod1y 3 al Directions C arisma a;) flitfl for Today 12:30 i He11ld of Truth Pacesetters 6 Movie: "The Brasher Doubloon" (mys) '39 -George Montgomery. m Directions lnsi&ht True Adventure • ~ Sund1y Celebretlon • @II Public Service m Christopher Close·Up 1:00 IJ °'1974 KEMPER OPEN° * Final round. Live. Who's Who of Golf vs tough Quail Hollow. 1J (~ (!)) Kemper Open Golf Fi· nal rounds of the $250,000 lourna· ment from the Quail Hollow Country Club in Charlotte. N.C. (3)@ @ Directions 0 Prep Sports World Boys Gym· nasties Championships. ~ Zane Grey Thutre Issues & An1wers CBS Tennis Classic 0 Movie: (C) "Perils of Paullne" (com) '47 -Betty Hutton, John Lund. o Movie: (C) "Love Cruy" (rom) 'Sl-W111iam Powell, Myrna Loy. @News Ii] CJ) Movie: (C) "Up from the Beach'' (dra) '65 -Cliff Robertson. m Insight G) Movie 1:30 ll) 1 Gf) Issues & Answers It Lanie OHeadOn m The Ghost 6 Mrs. Muir . Cl) Here Come th• Irides I llllr J. Har&is Menominee (R) Movie: "Moonrile" THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 2. 1974 t0 Movie: "No leave, No Love" (com) '46 -Van Johnson, Marte Wilson. 2:00 m C:.ndldatea for s. a. County Drruict Attomey 0 Movie: (C) "Any Gun Can Play" (wes) '68 -Gilbert Roland, Edd B rnes. Movie: "Ramon•" (rom) '3S- Oon Ameche, Loretta Young. 0 Movie: (C) "Three's A Crowd" (com) '69 -Larry Hagman. E. J. Peaker, Jessica Waller. i Air Power Outer limits Danie! Boone Faith for T od1y 2_;30 IJ CBS Tennis C!assic CV film Feature "Implied Consent Is Not A Lady's Smile" i Action Theatre Hl1h Ch1parT1I Chinese Children's Hour l flres or Ev1ncelism Yo 1 for H11lth 8 ) Loretta Youn1 Theater al Movie 3:00 Candidates hlr County Super· visor 0 m Meet the Press A one·hour ed111on, featuring s•• of the nation's leading governors. Tom McCall (R· Ore). Daniel J. Evans (R·Wash.). Jimmy Carter (D Ga ), Wendell R. Anderson (D·Minn.), and Dan Walk· er (D Ill ) O Movie: "The M1tchm11ter" (com) '58-Shirley Booth. Tony PeHlins. 10 News Special "Your Right to Vote" m Movie: "The Shopworn Angel" (com) '38 -Margaret Sullavan. James Stewart, Waller Pidgeon. (1'7: rflm future EE Alerta/Greetlngs from Germ1ny U film Feature r Jimmy Sw1gg1rt Show : Bicentenni1I lecture Series "Revolutionary Transformation of the Art of War" 3:301J Newsm1llers (j) Movie: "Tiii Teun" (wes) '53 -LI~ Bridges. Mane Windsor. 0 llII (1D World lnvitltion1I Tennis Women's Finals. (£) The Virclnlin ~ @ FoNm ~6 Religious Town Hall @II lnlipt 4:00 U Medix "What Do You Know About Diabetes?'' 0 lnsl1ht "Some Talk About Pool Rooms and Gin Mills" A young while thug invades the ghetto apart· ment of a black tam1ly and forces them, at gunpoint. lo shelter him. O Movie: "Wutherinc Heights" (dra) '39-laurence Olivier, Merle Oberon, David Niven. I Hee H1w Korean V1riety Hour (6) Meet the Press ~ Revival Fires I Consultation Toros This Is the Life P1nor1m1 Latino 4:30 B last of the Mohicans Par1 VI Hawkeye and the Moh1cans are captured by the French and Hurons. ~ Movie; "The Other Wom1n" (dra) '54-Cleo Moore, Hugo Haas. CJ Sund1y \{J Star Tre• I Fllm feature Ntws Bob Wells Seminar IBtac• Optrience (j)) Dr. Norm1n Vln'9nt Pule Six Wlves of Henry VIII Wild Wild West 5:00 IJ World of SuMVlf (R) John for sylhe narrates a hlmed look at the behavior of vultures in Kenya, from a gilder plane emulating their flight patterns. @ I SPlCIAL! The Other Side of the Sb rs IJ Great Adventure "Bngant1ne Sails the South Pac1f1c" u plorer Art Erickson sails from Miami to Australia via tile Panama Canal and visits many islands along the way I The Aven1e11 News D1nlel Boone ffi Movie; "Stage to Thunder Rock" (wes) '64-Barry Sullivan I Korun Or1m1 Ci) Amerie1 & Am1rie1n~ Hour or Deliverance IW1ll Street WeH . ([)) Brother Buu Roller Games Thret Stooges 5:301J It Takes All Kinds An interview with Frank Yee. member of the Chinatown Teenpast Organ1zat1on (i) I iPlCIAt I The Petsy Aw1rds @ News lQJ Movie: (C) "Auffy'' (com) 65 -To.!!t Randall. Shirley Jones .Jl ~ G1mer Ted Armstrone ~ 01y of'Miracles ED WulllnE{on Week In Review <59 ) Animal World Cl) Pentecostal Temple f!) Roller G1111es 5:59 ED Supermartet Top Ten EVENING 6:00 I (raf (j)) 00 Sixty Minutes 3 The Yiriinlan · mmNews Movit: (C) (2hr) "Seven little Foys" (com) '55 -Bob Hope. Miiiy Vitale, Angela Clarke. i Twili&ht Zone (1D Reesoner Report Movie: (C) (90) "War of the Wor1ds" (sci·fl) '53-Gene Barry I Nieht G1llery Children's Cartoons 00 D11locue Casey San1os Show I Storefront Cine def Domingo 6:30 Anim1l World "Reindeer Round up" (R) Bill Burrud 1s host a~ cameras capture a re indeer round up in the Archc wilderness. 00 World of Survival O ~@ News m Movie: (C) (2hr) "Forever Am· ber" (dra) '47-Llnda Darnell m Sunset ED A Promise Sh1red A documen lary on the status of women 1n Israel. filmed on locallon I Fanf1rri1 Falcon A Better World 7:00 News Wiid Kingdom "Elephant Shikar" (R) Marijn Perkins is host for a study of the Indian elephant and how the abongmal "hill tribesman c e n t e I 0 IJ w e 5 le ly n '" ii d spend their hves carinf for and Les Paul, M~j Ford and John Gary. workina the huae beasts. 0) I "WAL Tiiis la Tom Jones Ci) Movie: (2hr) "Hudaon's la(' Leslie Uaaams, Guy Merlls and Joe (dra) '40-Pa61 Munl, Gene Tierney. Cocker & the Greasa Band guest Concenttatlon EE) Jo1n Sutherland: Who's Afrtld At Issue of Opera? "Rigoletto" Passport to Travel §) Viewpoint on Nutrition CV 5oldtn Yo,a1e 9:00 Oral Roberts Japanese Laa1u11e Proarams 6 Seymour Presents 00 m Wild Ki11dom Japanue Lanaua1e Film VoiC9 of Vidory The One WIJ : lenno1 Qu1rttt : Muterpiece Theatre (R) ( Cl)) T1lk to the Man11er , Noche de Gala · Wtelar '74 · • International Yarietr 7:30 f) (~ (j)) Cl) Apple's Way "The Corona Now Coach" CR) The easy going basket· 9:30 IJ (Qj Cl)) Cl) Ba rn1 by Jon es ball coach at Appleton High be· "The Black Art of Dying" (R) A comes the target of an oustu move phony psychic arranges a death by a 1roup of alumni an1ered by the with the appearance of a "ghost." team's strina of 23 straight defeats. O Gatner Ted Armstron1 D @OO ®J m World er Disney O 'THE KING IS COMING' "Junale Cat" (R) ~ true-life adven-* "GOD'S MASTER PLAN " lure film documenting the life of a family of jaguars in th111 Amazo· DR • .fiOWARO C. E'STEP n1an jungle. Disney photographers 0 The Ki'1. Is Comln1 spent more than two yea,, in the m I stw LI Bad Rodi A dOCU· jungle wilds capturin1 jaguars, mentary film about the rugged 2 sloths, monkeys, crocodiles. fish, day-400 mile plus motorcycle en- snakes and other creatures for the durance run in EaS'lern Oregon's film. Blue Mountains. 0 @ CD Q) The Fii "Fatal Re· The Bl1 Question union" ~R) The mastermind of a Voice of Victory robbery that netted $400.000 In 10:00 Day of Discovery bearer bonds returns to his home· Dr. Norm1n Vincent Pule town. is reunited with his college fl} News sweetheart. and sells some of the 700 Club stolen bonds to an old friend. Ed : Firina line Nelson and Susan Oliver gues1. · • Pr1lse the lord Club 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Lou Gordon Show Promise" (dra) '68-John Castle. 10:15 Royal Family of Japan/Pro Ian McKellen, Susan Macready. Women Golfers I Three Passports to Adventure 10:30 The Protectors Tiit Patsy Awards 3 Reasoner Report DEBUT Househunter (R) First of The Time Being six 15·minute programs as Ciji Ware Country Music Billet guides viewers through the Roc:k Concert pitfalls and pleasures of buyin1 a Tiie Evil Touch home. Police Surceon §) International Variety Movie: "love W1tll the Proper 7:45 fE Pioneers of Modern Paintinc Strancer'' (d.ra) '64 -Steve Mc- (R) First in a series of six 15-minute Queen. N~tahe Wood. programs hosted by Sir Kenneth I San Diego Panorama Clark, exploring 19th century Paris Mission: Impossible art world. First program is on ~(~ 00> News "Edouard Manet." 1 3 T.H.E. Cat S·OO To Be Announced 6 Movie: (C) "Night of the ' Safari to Adventure Following Day" (susp) '69-Marlon Nippon No Uta/News Brando. Richard Boone. I Nashville Music R11 Humbard 10:45 This ts 'an • Chespi rlto · • Armenian TV Hour 11:00 CV D (j) ®1 News 8:30 (®) 00> (jJ Mannii "Cry Dan· Pacesetters ger" (R) Mannix IS caught between m ATHRYN KUHLMAN two competing smu111ing rings. * (IN COLOR) D ID 00 119) m N I c s u n day IKathryn Kuhlman Mystlf}'--(olumbo (2hr) "Candidate 1 3 Top Ten Issues for Crime" (R) Jackie Cooper guests ( ) News as a senatorial candidate who slays · It Is Written his campaign manager and sets out 11:15100> Spanish Movie to d~uise the crime as a mistake. 1~30 Name of the Game 0 (!1J CV Q) ABC Sunday Movie: · [.ij) Sunday Tonight Show (C) (2hr) "You Can't Win 'Em All" Movie: (C) "Asylum for A Spy" (adv) ·70 -Tony Curtis. Charles (dra) '67 -Robert Stack. Felicia Bronson, Michele Mercier, Patrick Farr. Magee. Two Amencan soldiers of Telepulse fortune are so remarkably skilled m Movie: "The Corn Is Creen" Iha! they manage to ruin an am· (dra) '45-Bette Davis. John Dall. bush they arranaed themselves, 0) Movie: "Any Number Can Win" mess up a mutiny, miss the Turkish (dra) '64-Jean Gabin, Alain Delon. revolution that's supposed to make 12:00 fi6l Right On them rich. lose the jewels, get 12:30 ~New Direction s robbed of the gold-and don't get 1:00 Q Speaking Freely the fir1! 0) Movie: "Gunfire at Indian Gap" motc1lL I Family Ni&llt With (wes) '57-Anthony George. Horace Heidt A musical special from 1:10 IJ Movie: "Action in the North At- lhe big band era with Horace Heidt l1ntlc" (dra) '43 -Humphrey Bo· and guests Al Hirt. Pete Candoli, gart, Dane Clark. THE' DAILY PI LOT. rv WEEK. JUNE 2. 19/4 SONY.TV Qudlity Buy now . Sony color TV prices will be increased on March 15. 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AA& D Electronics 275 E 17th STREET COSTA MESA 642-8882 Hour\ Doily 9-6 Thur~ 9 9 Professional Service for all your home electronics TV -Radio· Stereo -Phono ·Tape Page 7 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY; June 1st (P.M.) 3:00 Dhnenlions In Cultuns J C) "Eneulturatlon" 3:30 Dimensions in Cultllfes (C) "World View" 4:00 CCMlnit's Clotltlnr Corner (C) "Various Ways to Sew A Shlrt Together" 4:30 Co1111ie'1 Clothlna Comet (C) "Various Ways to Sew A Jacket 0< Coast Together" 5:00 Freehand Slltkhina (C) (KOCE) "The Secret City" 5:30 Freeh1nd Sketchlna (C) (KOCE) "Anatomy" 6:00 ZOOll! (C) (PBS) 6:30 French Chef (C) (PBS) • 7:00.0ran&e C.Unty .• Review (C) (KOCE) 7:30 Wasllinaton Slralabt Talk (C) (PBS) S:OO War and Peace (C) (PBS) "Episode Si•" 9:30 Booll Beat (C) (PBS) "Sula" SUNDAY: June 2nd (P.M.) 3:00 Introduction to Pti,lical Geo~: raphy (C) "Vegetation Structure 3:30 Introduction to f'tlpical Geo&- raphy (C) "Major Vegetation Pat· terns of the Biosphere" 4:00 lntnlduction to Physical Gaq&· -raphy (C) .. The Tropical Habitat, A Paradise?" 4:30 flower Amneina (C) "Care of Flowers" 5:00 Family Ris• Mana1ement (C) 5:30 Family Riu Mana1ement (C) 6:00 Omnibus 50 (C) (KOC(} 6:30 Who's Afr.id of the Opera? (C) (PBS) "la Perichole" 7:00 lllerter In AIMf1c:a (C) (PBS) 1:30 The Place fOf No Story (SOW) (C) (PBS) 9:30 Focus Oranre County (C) (KOCE) MONDAY: June 3rd (P.M.) 3:'00 Introduction to Pllpical Geo&· raphy (C) 3:30 freehand Sketchln1 (C) (KOCE) 4:00 Connie's Clothinr Corner (C) 4:30 EJectric Company (C) (ClW) 5:00 Seume Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Focus Oranre County (C) (KOCE) "Unwed Mothers" 6:30 Dimensions In Cultures (C) "Cultur~I Chanf e" 7:00 Introduction t Physical Geo&· rap_hy (C) 7:30 Omnibus 50 (C) (KOCE) 8:00 Nova (C) (PBS) ''The Mystery of Anasazl" 9:00 Who's Afraid of the Open? (C) (PBS) "Faust" 9:30 Dimensions in Citlturts (C) "Cultural Change" TUESDAY, June 4th (P.M.) 3:00 Connie's Clothin& Comer (C) 3:30 Dimensions in Cultures (C) "Cultural Change'' 4:00 Freehand Sbtchln1 (C) (KOCE) 4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Oranae County Review (C) (KOCE) 6:30 FMlland Sketchln1 (C) (KOCE) ''Structure" 7:00 Flower Amn&lna (C) "Bisy- metrical Arrangements" 7:30 Connie's Clotlllnr Comer (C) Page 8 8:00 Americans and Their C.rs (C) (PBS) 9:00 The Gloucestermen (C) (PBS) 9:30 Bill Moyers' Joumal (C) (PBS) WEDNESDAY, June SUI (P.M.) 3:00 lntnldu,tlon to Physical Geo&· raplrJ (C) "Geothermal Energy" 3:30 f,.ehand Slletchlna· (C) (KOCE) "Utilization" 4:00 Connie's aothlna Comer (C) "Buttonholes and Buttons" 4:30 Uectric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Family Rin Mana1ement (C) 6:30 Dimensions In Culturea (C) 7:00 Introduction to Physic.al Geo&· raphy (C) "Geothermal Energy" 7~0 faftlily Rin Man•(tfll•nt (C) 1:00 Masterpiece Theatre (C) (PBS) 9:00 The Lenox Quartet (C) (PBS) 9:30 Dimensions In Culturu (C) THURSDAY: June 6th (P.M.) 3:00 Connie's Clothin& Corner (C) "Buttonholes and Buttons" 3:30 Dim111sions In Cultures (C) · 4:00 Freehand Slle~inr (C) (KOCE) ''Utilization'' 4:30 Electric Compaft1 (C) (CTW) 5:00 Seame Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Omnibus 50 (C) (KOCE) 6:30 Freehand Sketchinr (C) (KOCE) "Utilization" 7:00 Oranre County Review (C) (KOCE) 7:30 Connie's Ck>thlne Comer (C) "Buttonholes and Buttons" 8:00 Focus Oranee County (C) (KOCE) "Unwed Mothers" 8:30 Woma11 (C) (PBS) 8:30 Woman (C) (PBS) ''The Credi· billty Gap" 9:00 Arin& line (C) (PBS) ?'fRID.\Y: June 7th (P.M.) 3:00 Introduction to Physical Geo&· rephy (C) "Man's Impact Through Time" 3:30 Flower Arnn&fn1 (C) ''Bisymet- rical Arrangements" 4:00 Boo• But (C) (PBS) "Lincoln Steffens" 4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Family Rist Management" (C) 6:30 Washin(ton Connection (C) (PBS) 7:00 lnboductlon to Physjul Geo&· raplrJ (C) 7:30 Family Rist Man11ement (C) 8:00 Menominee (C) (PSS) 9:00 Masterpiece Th11tre (C) (PBS) "Upstairs, Downstairs'' SATURDAY: June 8Ut (P.M.) 3:00 Dimensions in CUitures (C) "Cultural Change" 3:30 Dimensions in Cultures (C) 4:00 Connie's Clothing Corner (C) 4:30 Connie's Clothln• Comer (C) 5:00 freehand Slletclrin1 (C) (KOCE) "Structure" 5:30 FrHhand Slletchinr (C) (KOCE) "Utilization'' 6:00 Zoom! (C) (PBS) 6:30 French Chef (C) (PBS) 7:00 Oranp County Review (C) (KOCE) 7:30 Wuhlnaton Stralfht Talk (C) (PBS) 8:00 War ·and Puce (C) (PBS) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE i. 1974 .., MONDAY IWasllin(ton Stniiiht Talk ( Cl)) Bobby Goldsboro Show , On• llllJ Graham Arizona Crusade Three Stooaes JUNE 3 For morning ancJ afternoon ll~tlngs, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's-movies. 7:30 I) Jonathan Wlntm Show (R) Chuck Conno(.I guests. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 (C) "Valley of Mystery" (dra) '67-Richard Egan, Peter Graves. 9:30 IJ "Hold That Blonde" (com) '45 -Veronica Lake, Eddie Bracken. 11:00 e "Scartet 81roneu'' (mys) '61- Dawn Addams. "Arson Inc." (mys) '49-Robert Lowery, Anne Gwynne. 12:00 m "lady From Shanifl.tl" (mys) ' '48-Rita Hayworth'. Everett Sloane. 1:00 ®''Fellini's 81/z'' (fantasy) '63- Marcello Mastroianni. Claudia Car· dlnale. z·oo B '1he Deanor Roose~elt Story" ' (doc) '65-n.arrated by Archibald MacLeish. OJ "llleral Entry" (dra) '49 - Howard Duff, Marta Toren. 3:00 Cl) ''Bum Witch Bum" (hor) '62- Janet Blair, Peter Wyngarde. @) (C) "Privilege" (dra) '67-Paul Jones, Jean Shrimpto11. 3:30 1J (C) "Sword of Lancelot" (adv) '63 -Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace. @ "Les Miserables" (dra) '52 - Michael Rennie, Robert Newton. O "Detective Story" (dra) '51 - Kirk Douglas, Eleanor Patker. @ (1) "C.reer Gir1" (mus) '44 Francis Langford. 4:30 (Qj Cl)) ''You Can't Run Away From It" (com) '56 -June Allyson, Jack Lemmon. fVfNING 6:001). 0000 e>ma> News CV@ rn @ 00 (~Cl)) News I Bonanz1 Hoean-. Hen>es Beverly Hillbillies Mljor Lt11ue Baseball I Mission: lmPoaalble Mod Squad El Pobre Gonzalez Movie: (2hr) "Red Garters" (mus) '54-Jack Carson, Rosemary Clooney. ID Hodgepodge Lodre EE Speed Rat'tr 6:30 @ Dealer's Choice I Didi Van Dyke (}) Hoean's Heroes Zoom! The Pioneers Maraarib O'Famll Show little Rascals 1:00 ! CV 0 0 ml a> News Bowlin& fOf Dollars 6 Movie: (C) (211r) ''My Dream Is Yours" (com) '49-0oris Day, Jack Carson. 8 Wild World of Animals What's My Line? I love LUCJ It T1kes A Thief tJ) I Dream of Jeannie Esmeralda Ci) Dragnet (]) Hoc.en's Heroes O Pollca Sureeon "lies" (R) An drew Prine euesl! as a museum auard who 1s the only witness to a murder, but has blocked lhe event from his memory. I Help Thy Nel&flbor New But the Clock New Treaaure Hunt Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (Zhr) "ls· tanb11I" (adv) '57 -Errol -Flynn. Cornell Borchers. I That Girt Ci) To Tell the Truth @ New Price Is Rlaftt • Monumeotal M.n: Victor Riu The 86-year-old Penn. sculptor talks about his black granite pieces, his Ideals and the meaning of his Ille I (j)) NasJiville Music Esc:enario Theatre hllct Sur1eon The Ghoul Gan& 8:00 I) Ci) Gunsmolle "The ~oundllng .. (R) A homeless baby triggers the mother instinct irf two women, one of whom is Kitty. ®@Ci HE)The Rookies (R) Rookie Willie Gillis conducts a des perate search to find a 16.year old girt who has run out of Insulin. 0 m NBC Monday Niaftt Baseball Teams to be announced. 8 Paid Political Announcement KABC Sptcial "Sweatshops 111 the Sun'' Steve Allen hosts this m vestlgative special concerning child labor in California. This program presents widely varying views of th e problem, its causes and possible solutions. m I s,icllt I Kate Smith Presents Remembr_.nces l Rod (R) Florence Henderson, Dom Deluise, The Sv· premes, The Dueling Banfos and the Kids Next Door guest. I Safari to Adwnture Teatro del Aire Ci) Movie: (C) (3hr) "Oceans • (com) '60 -Frank Sinatra. Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. 9 Movie; (2hrl "The Gentle Rain" (lia) '66 -Christopher George. Lynda Day. t'Jl) Video: The New Wave From beautiful to bizarre, a gallery of unusual video works by 30 artists. (ei!J (I)) Billy Gr1ham Arizona Cru. ude 0) Penttlouse al Movie: "Fools for Sa11dal" (com) '38 -Carole Lombard, Ralph Bellamy. 8:30 I To Be Announud Greatest Sports Leeends Movie: (C) (90) ''The Climu" (mys) '44 -Boris Karloff. Susanna Foster. ml Panorema Novel• 9:00 I) (~ (j)) (j) Here's Luq ~R) When daughter Kim enters a Lucille Ball look-alike contest and gtts a run-around, Lucy decides to take matters into her own hands by intervenin& with Lucille Ball her self. I Billy Graham Arizon• Crusade The Bolct Ones @ (}) (E> ABC Mondl J Movie: 4 n m to e !· n IU k~ I~ e g" he ne R) s Id all 1n In 1ld m he le ts ce ti· nd n$ ra. n" e r.~ ts IU• , .. ph , .. na Rl lie a ke t>y er de 1e: THE DAILY PIL01, TV W££K JUNE 2, 1974 (~ ) Hee Haw great to have an extra man around TUESDAY Usted y la Policla (I Hawaii five·O (C) (2hr) "No WIJ to Tr1at A Lady'' (R) (Sl1$p) '68 -Rod Stei1u. Lee Remick, George Segal. A susp~e thriller about a psychotic knler loose in New York City, whose vie tims ere drab middle-aged women. JUNE 4 ®) Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Company of . . . Killers" (dra) '69 _ van Johnson. For morning and afternoQn hstings, I Drama the house. Thrtt Stoo&es m Merv Griffin Show Election re· 7:30 = KNXT Election Preview suits will periodically interrupt pro· 3 Ho&an's Heroes 11rammtng. · Hollywood Squares Election IE Movie; (C) (90) "Sieve Gitl1' results will periodically inlerrt1pt (dra) ·4 7 -Yvonne De Carlo. Brod · Ray Milland. please see DAYTIME PROGR.AMS. m Merv Griffin Show Below, for your convenience, are Ell) Hurtbeat of Afriu focus ol the the day's movies. pro1ram is the drum the heartbeat of African culture. O'i) MuU&J1deddo DAYTIME MOVIES e:i) Variety Show 9:00 O "Black Patch" (adv) '57 9:30 II (Q.'!J (I}) Dick Yan Dyke George Montgomery, Diane Brew Show (R) It looks like the opPol· ster. tunity of a hfet1me when Dick 1ets 9:30 0 "Colleie Scandal" (~s) '35- a ehance to work with an Italian Kent Taylor, Wendy Barne. director and his beautiful actms· 11:00 D "City Without Men" (adv) '43 girlfriend. -Linda Darnell, Michael Duane. I Ne•s "Mystert Junction'' (mys) '51 - Vtlocldad Sidney Taffler, Barbara Murray Pacem in TerriJ 111 "Military & 12:00 m "Jhe flmily secret" (dra) '51 Economic Power" -John Derek, Lee J. Cobb. O'i) Drama 1:00 @ "So This Is Love" (dra) '53- l'athryn Grayson. Merv Griffin. 10:00 II (~ . ) (I} CBS Repor1s "Th~ Z:OO fJ (C) "Let's Danu" (mus) '50- food C11s1s -:-Feast and Famine Belty Hutton. Fred Astaire. An investigation of the dual . cri.sls aJ ''World of the Vampire" (hor)- ol rising tood price~ and a shrinking Maurtcio Garces. food re~rvo~r wh!~h could le~d to 3:00 (j) (C) "Lucy Gallant" (dra) '55 !he most l111hleni11g threa! 1mag· -Jane Wyman. Chariton Heston 1nable-<>ne of sheer survival for J9) (C) "for the Fint Time" (rom) the people ol the world. '59-Mario Lanza, Zsa Zsa Gabor. I m al @ News 3:30 0 "The Ghost & Mrs. Muir" (com) Peny Muon • ·47 -Gene Tierney, Rex Hamson. Government Scene George Sanders. Pralst the lord Cub "When My Baby Smiles at Me" 10:30 I Joumty to Adventure Bill Cosby La Ciudad Grit.I : Holl,.ood Television Theater "Sty of the Pig" (R) E!) Musical ComedJ u:oo 1~ I Ii~~:::~ Btst of Gro:i;: 6 Nlrht Gallery • Movie: "A Comina Out Party" (com) '62 -James Robertson Justice, Stanley Baker. IHocan's Heroes The Untouchables Secret Ale The Saint Cil> The Pioneers 11:30 iJ (Qi) ) CBS Late Movie: "A Patch of Blue" (dra) '65--Ehza beth Hartman, Sidney Poitier. Shel · ley Winters. 0 Q)@ 0 m Johnny Carson Shecky Greene 1s guest host. 0 Movie: "C.ughr' (wes) '31 - Richard Arlen. Louise Dresser. @ T•ili(lrt ZOfle 0 (i1) 00 CE Wide WOfld Mystery "The Picture ol Dorian Gray" Part I The story of a man whose wiSh to be eternally young comes true·but at a terrifying price. Shane Bnant and Nigel Davenport star. m Alfred Hitchcock Presents 12:00 m Movie: "Bride & the Bust" (hor) '58--Charlotte Austin, Lance Fuller. OJ Wanderlust Eil) DaJ at Nlrht 1:00 CJ @) Tomorrow 1:45 II Movie: "Vicki'' (dra) '53 - Richa1d Boone, Jeanne Crain. Jean Peters. 3: 10 II Movie: (C) "Women of the Pre· historic Planet" (sci Ii) '65--Merry Anders, Irene Tsu. Wendell COl'ey. (mus) '48 -Dan Dailey, Betty Grable. 0 (C) "Two for the Road" (com) '67 -Audrey Hepburn. Albert Fin !!.el U1) rn "Murder on the Hifh Seas" (mys) '38-Jack Mulhall, Montague Love. 4:30 (~ ®> "It Happened to Jane" (com) '59-0ons Day, Jacll Lemmon. EVEN I NG 6:00 0 0 0 (jJ m ~CE News 00@} 1 3 Bo(~~QJ@(~(jJ) News Ho1an's Heroes Beverty Hillbillies Mission: Impossible Mod Squad EJ Pobre Gonzalez 5i Movie; (Zhr) "Drt1mbo 1t" (com) '52 -Clifton Webb, Ginger Rogers. 6:30 Dealer's Choice I Hodgepodie Locf&e Speed Racer 7:00 Dick Van Dyh Merv Griffin Show ® Hogan's Heroes : Zoom! • The Pioneers · • News little Rascals @ OOmCENews Bowling for Dollars 6 Movie: (Zhr) "Clrbine Willi1ms" (dra) '52 -James Stewart, 8 Safari to Adventu~ Whit's My line! I Love Lucy It Takes A Thief ® I Dream of Jeannie Esmeralda @ Drainet : Book Beat "Blue Collar Journal A College President's Sabbatical" pro11amm1n1. enck Crawford. I Help Thy Nei&hbor 1 r» 6) Loul Election Coverage Pre· St'1ets of the Deep empts balance of evening's pro· You Asked for It grammlfli Million $ Movie: (21\r) "Adven· e:i) Panora111a Nove!a tures ol Captain flbian" (adv) '51 9:00 m Billy Graham Arizo11a Cf11sadt -Errol Flynn. Agnes Moorehead, 6 The Bold Ones Vincent Pru:~. : Black Journal m That Girl (flt (i}) M1ude (17; 3)ToTellthelruth a'.INoehultttatiH ill Let's Mike A Deel e:i) Teatro del Martes al) Cltywat<:hers "Ontario Drag 9:30 fJ News Trials The Supernat1onals" fl) Teatro con Oswaldo Calwo m Billy Graham Arizona Cruu de (\29 !})) (!) Shatt Cl) Bobby Goldsboro Show €!) Drama 0) The Ghoul Gang 10:00 I KNXT Election Special 8:00 II Maude No inlol"mallon avail m m ~ Hews able at our press 11me. 6 Perry Mason 0 Q) 00 Adam·lZ "Sky Watch" @@ CE Marcus Welby M. D. Part I Officers Malloy and Reed "For Services Rendered" (R) An spend a week working from a pohce immigrant couple must decide be· helicopter. ch2s1ng homicide sus tween their lifelong dream of buy peels and a stolen plane. Resdled Ing their own home or payina for a uled. very expensive heart operation for D I sr1c1AL I Wild Africa A tllmed the husband look at the last real wildlife in East fl) Spanish Comedy Afrtca how they ltve roam the Eil) Househunter (R)/Pioneers of country, and die in certain desig· Modem Painting (R) nated areas as they have lor cen m Poliu Story "The Big Walk" (R) tunes ai) Praise the lord Club 0 1 CE Happy Days "Fonzie • Drops In" (R) Richie faces a d1lem· 10.20 0 Election Coverage ma when fonz1e whom he has 10:30 I Journey to Adventure convinced lo re·enroll In school Bill Cosby demands help in cheating. ' La Ciudad Ciriu o Local Election Coverage Pre · Chucherias empts . balance of evening's pro 11:00 IJ 0 iI) g;, (E) Newt 11ramm1ng. I (j) (lQ) m ~ (!) News I Dealer's Choice Best of Groucho Slfari to Adventure 6 Nl1ht Gallery Gorrion • Movie: "Forever & A Day" (dra) Movie: (2hr) "The Gentle Rain" '43 -Ray Milland. Ida Lupino. (dra) '66 -Christopher George, IHoian's Heroes Lynda Day. The Untouchables EJl) The 3rd National Young Film· J Secret File makers festival A showcase of 11 fhe Saint prizewinning films, selected from : Wat Nipt over 2.000 enlnes. Includes Dan· ( a ) The Pioneers 1el Steven's "The Apartment" arrd 11:3Q t1 · 0 Election Covereee Costa Mesa Killybrooke Elementary D Movie; "Broken Wint'' (dra) '32 School's "Sylvester and the Magic -Leo Carrillo, Lupe Velez. Pebble " @ Twilight Zone (~ ) Billy Gr1h1m Arizona Cru· (j) (ti!; @ ) C8S Late Movie: (C) sade "Red Line 7000" (dra) '65--James I Quienl Caan, LaU(a Devon. Comedy ID Alfred ltttchcock Presents Movie: "Another Dawn'' Crom) (if 00 CE Wide Wor ld Mystery '37-Errol Flynn. Kay Francis "Picture ol Donan Gray" Concl. (R) 8:30 II Shaft "The uecutioners" (R) m Johnny Clrson Pirvate detective John Shaft gets on 12:0011 CBS Late Movie: (C) "Red Line the trail of a bizarre series of kill· 7000" (dra) '65 -James Caan. , ,.. ings after the mysterious drownings ft Johnny Carson \.../ ol a noted criminal allorney and 0 Wide Wor1d Mystery "Picture of his cltent. Dorian Gray" Concl. ( R) 0 m NJIC Tuesday Mystery-Ban• m Movie: "Surprise PHh&e" acek "The Vanishing Chalice" (R) (com) '60 -Yul Brynner. Mitzi A one of·a kind ancient Greek chal Gaynor. Noel Coward. ice disappears from a closely guard· al Wander1ust ed room in the Boston Museum and 1:00 (3)0 (U ~@ News Banacek tries to find out how it 1:30 0 Tomorrow happened. 2:00 m All -Night Show: (C) "Gun fury," O @ (3) CE ABC Tuesday Movie: "The Hypnotic Eye," "fun on the (C) (90) ''What Are Best Friends Run" For?" (com) '73 -Ted Bessel!, Lee 2:10 0 Movie: "Bell starr's Daupter" Grant, Larry Hagman, Barbara Fel· (wes) '48 -Ruth Roman, Georie don A woman opens her house to Montgomery a fnend whose wife has left him, 3:4-0 0 Movie! "Don't Trust Your Hus. and discovers to her delight -and band'' (com) ·48-fred MacMurray, her husband's dismay -tllat it's Madeleine Carroll Page 9 WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 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 Cnmson Bl~de" (adv) '64-Lionel Jeff 11es, Oliver Reed 9:30 O (C) "I'll Get By" (mus) '50- lune Haver Glo11a De Haven. W1niam Lund1gan. 11:00 O ''The Bonnie Parker Story" (dra) '58-Dorothy Provine. Jack Hogan. ''Radio Car Murder" (mys) '53- Jimmy Hanley, Lana Moms. 12:00 ID "Three Stripes In the Sun" (dra) '55-Aldo Ray, Phil Carey, Mitsuko Kimura 1:00 a6 "Hon g Kong f'uewell" (ram) -Gary Merrill. Antonella luald1 2:00 O (C) "Papa's Delicate Condition" (com) '65-Jack1e Gleason, Glynis lohns @ "Shell Shock" (dra) '64-Beach Dickerson. Carl Crow 3:00 8 ''Captain Carey" (adv) '50 - Alan Ladd, Wanda Hendri. 1o (C) "Drums ol Alrica" (dra) '631 -Lloyd Bochner 3:30 IJ (C) "Night of the Griuly" (dra)I '66 -Clint Walker Martha Hyer. Keenan Wynn •:30 (~ _8 ) "'Johnny O'Clock" (mys) '47 -Dick Powell, lee J Cobb. EVENING ' &:OOQQfJ a mma>News ( ~ J.9;JJ,; ,ll j)(~([) News O Bonanza 6__, Hogan's Heroes I Beverly Hillbillies Mission: Impossible Mod Squad E! Pobre Gonulez l~ Movie: (2hr) "Silver City" (adv) ·51 -fdmond O'B11en, Yvonne De Carlo. • ID Hodgepodge lodge Ei) Speed Rae.er 6:30 6 Dealer's Choice · Didi Van Dyke 10 Merv Griffin Show 117 ~!~2an's Heroes The Pioneers News little Rascals 7:001(L 0 0 al News Bowlin& tor Dollars 6 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Neptune's Daughter" (com) '49-Esther W1I hams, Ricardo Montalban. Red Skel ton, Betty Garrell a. Journey What's My Line? I Love Lucy It Takes A Thief ~ ~ I Orum of Jeannie Esmeralda 23 Ci) Dra2net fr) The French Chef ((29 OC> World of Survival, ~Drama 'FRAGILE MIND CAN BE STRENGTHENED' 'The Frngllc Mintf" 1hird in ~ ~erie' of TV specials ;n healt h. wil l be rebroaucast on Wednesday afternoon, from 1 :30-2:30PM on A BC. F~u'ling on four people with varied mental or emotional prob- lem'), "Tht: T rugilc Mind" demoMtrates how they helped themselves hy gc111ng help There·~ Darlene Rand, the 44 } ear old housewife who "expected motherhood 10 be pink anu hlue and heautiful" but found in 19 years -Joanne Woodward OdO, Academy Award-wlnnlnc ac:treu, nanatu WJ'be FraclJt MJDd.'' u tbe 1'V camera follows four subjtc:ts durtna tbelr treat· ment. Milton MrMurTty (upper rlpt), • ~uc:ces.sful arcbJtttt from Austln, Teicas who had a momld tear of travel, In a sa:sfoa with Dr'. Shirley Tints-man. Darlene Rand (lower ript), a bappUy married modter and bousewlfe, ~ho lose lnlcresl In ht'r home Is hown In her group therapy sellioa, in the k itchen 1hat "1l wa, a lot of drudgery ... isolation ... loneli- ness." Darlene CJmc alive again, after individual and group therapy. enahling her to 'cl U\lde her ov. n image of her~elf a~ a ~upcr-morn . Then 'lhe got down 10 the hu~1nc" of enjoying life. Milton Mc Murrc» un uptight Textt~ husinessman, had a super image of hi1melf .. ron Al•~r ~car' of hel1cving that .. if the goal was lo he a ''rung m•ile. I wa, going ro he the 'trongc.st," Milton sudden- Page l 0 THE OAIL't' PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 2, 1974 ~ Billy Graham Arilou Crusade 1 Aaron Beraer Show Three Stoo1es 7:30 R New Dating Game (3) Ho1an's Heroes I Inner Spate · Help Thy Neighbor let's Malle A Deal I Bobby Goldsboro Show 0 Million ~ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Maste r of Ballantrae" (adv) '53- Erroll Flynn, Beatnce Campbell, An thony Steel, Yvonne furneaux ~ New Price Is Right That Girl To Tell the Truttl I 6 Hollywood Squares Storefront ) Police Surgeon m Ce ebrlty Bowling a> The Ghoul Gang 1:00 II PREMIERE Bobbit Gentry's Happiness Hour Mtss Gentry i~ slar hosless of her own mini·seftes that will air fo r the next lour Wednes days in this time period Guests will Include such sta rs as Jim Na bors, Glen Ca~bell and Wayne Newton 0 .ij LtJ @) m Ch 1 s e "G a n 2 War'' (R) The Chase unit infiltrates two warring gangs to learn how both are being supplied with stolen auto· matic weapons O I $JtCili I A Wonderful Bird Was the Pelican A filmed report .lbout pollution 1n our oceans. rivers and s1reams wh1th crippled and killed the California pelicans. Pesh~ c1des 1n the waterways caused the pelicans eggs lo form with very thin shells thus preventing the birth of the younj_ Eddie Albert narrates. 0 1 CV al The Cowboys "The Trap" (R) Mr. Nightlinger ft&hts de~ perately to save the life of Jimmy found near death two days after being caught in a coyote trap I Dealer's Choice Safari to Adventure Este Mexico Nuutro Movie: (2hr) ''The Gentte Rain" (dra) '66-<:hflstopher George, Lyn da Day. Ell) Washiniton Connection (Qj' (I)) Billy Gr1ham Arizona Cru side a> Championship WresUina m Japanese Lln1uaae Program 1:30 ~ I (3) al AIC Wednesday Mo vie: (C) (90) "Blood Sc>ort" !RI (dra) '73-Ben Johnson, Larry Hag man. Gary Busey. Bill lucking, Val Avery. Seeing one of his teammares destroyed by pressure and pain, a high school boy struggles again~t the obsessive amb1t1ons of his father and 'h1s football coach. to save him • self during the final weeks of ~ championship season ID Merv Griffin Show m Movie: (90) "f'ran cls" (COml '50-0onald O'Connor ID Hollywood Television Theatre (90) "Nourrsh the Beast" Steve resrch's zany comedy about a most unusual and engaging family full of kooky and endearing characters Srars are Eileen Brennan. John Ran dolph, Will Lee. John Beck, Pamel.1 Bellwood and Randy Kim ail Panor1ma Novela 9:00 1J ( ) 00 C 1 n n on ' Night fhght to Murder" (R) Cannon is hired by an insurance company lo locate a missing alfliner con1ain1nR three m1lhon dollars 1n secunlles ly found himself weak He hall :in al'tack. of hyper-ven11lation-in· abili~>· lo catch hi:. hrea1h-"thought I was I.ly ing. It was the fir\1 thing in my life," the former strong-man realized, "that I couldn't \!Op." It wa .. re latively ~implc for doctor:. 10 calm M illon uown with tranquilizer~ and other mi:dication. Whal they couldn't so easily ti' was h1i. f car of another auack. of moving out of range of immcuiatc m:dical help. Viewers ':"ill witn~ss Milton's recovery, thanks to 1hc skill of a psychotherapist who literally talks him back into action Loncline!-:. is the nerve .,hatti.?r ing caulle of }'Oung Joy M illen·~ problem. Motherle!>s at 'iix. she looked to a father who was "too hU'>} to understand my daugh1cr" 10 fill in the void 1n her life. J-1 - nally, Joy dropped l''IUI of school. anli found comp:inionship in th~ drug scene, where 'he aho found a hushand. "We were both prett ' lonely," Joy rcmemberi. "Prelty paranoid. W e'd gel up in 1he morn ing. !>hoot ~orne \peed . .;moke \Orne dope, '1:.tcning to mu~1c Wc\J p!>ychc our!>elve, out .. Then Jo} fou nd she was pregnant, and, a\ "he put'I It, "split" from both hu,band anli drug.-.. The TV camera show<, her alone again. 1h1) time w11h a haby. 'lhe hid from 1hc world, her life a "plateau of noth ing ... Now. after gelling the help he need- ed at the Univcr"t' of Oregon. Jo~ i<o vi'ii bly all ngh1. She'<; founu the confidence 1n hcN~lf that her fothcr foiled 10 inspire. and 'he\ h.1ck in "chonl. Loneline'i' i' mmc a '~ mp1om 1han a cause of I 0 } car old M al· thew Bulot's trouble. 1he filmed case history shows. One of eight children, Marthcw " :.ilways alone. He share<> no inrcrest'i wi1h h1~ bro1hcr' and ,i,ter!., or with hi" parents a.\ they do. He\ been a<,kcd ro leave <>chool because his tantrums disrupt 1he class. His parent'> were staggered to fi,nu th:it the love they feel thq 'vc pro· v1ded for llll their children ha-; somehow nl)I been enough for Mar· thew, and they sensibly looked for help. A Universit y of TexJs Medical School rherapi'>t explains on 'The Fragile Mind" rhat Matthew\ hehav1or wa' a '1gn of rhc breakdown of the relation'ihip between his p11ren1.,. fhcy h;1d '1oppel.! living the role<; of husband and wife-and each parcnr allied him!'.elf with the children they felt clo"e~t to. Mallhew. left out. was actually '\creaming fo r atte n•ion, for the re-opening of 1he line' of communication that make :i familv whole. "The Fragile Mind" show!> Matthew. at fi r.ii unhappy. alone, afr<lid 10 have his parent<; leave the hou-;e for even brief period-;. on rhc ro,\d lo normal hoyhood. ' I II t •l IS 0 R c ' 0 IU (jHJ;, NBC Wednesday Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Wor1d of Hen· ry Orient" (R) (com) 'G4 -Petet Sellers, Paula Prentiss, Angela Lans THURSDAY JUNE 6 bury, Tom Bosley The life of a con· cert pianist becomes complica ted when two prep school girls develop a crush on him For morning and afternoon listings, THE DAILY PILOT. IV WEEK. JUNE 2. 1Q74 1?1 (!)Dragnet when a 1110 of Chinese "Rohm Hood" ID The Right to Rud A half·hour riders prey on claim jumpers. Gary special on 11t1teracy and what 1s Merrill, Fritz Weaver and Robert Ito being done to combat It m cities guest across Jhe nat.1on I Billy Graham Arizona Cruude (~. §.;)Lassie : War & Peace I Drama • Acompaname Tete-Revista Musical · • Japanese TV Hour Three Stooges ; Billy Graham Arizona Crusade please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. The Bold Ones Below, for your convenience, are MoYie: (C) (2hr) "Honeymoon the day's movies. Machine" (com) '61 -Steve Mc Queen. P~ula Prentiss DAYTIME MOVIES mcarm1na a;) Carrusel del Mundo 9:00 D (C) ''Hostile Guns" (wes) '67- 9:30 ~~ Ttte Bold Ones 7:30 i Orson Welles Great Mysteries (R) Noche de Gala Hogan's Heroes . Orama · New Price Is Right Help Thy NeighbOr 10:00 0 »'iJ J.9;m p R [ M I ERE Com· Ollie's Girls (R) edyworld Jackie Cooper, Barbara Fet 8 Concenllation don and N1psey Russell ara hosts of 9:30 0 News George Montgomery, Tab Hunter, €1) Drama Y11onne DeCarlo. 10:00 0 (Q; (~) ii lojall "The Girl in 9:30 D "Johnny, You're Wanted" (mys) the River" (R) Ko1ak tears that the ·~John Slater. bizarre strangulation of a young 11:00 D "Riding on A Rainbow" lwes) woman may mean the reemergence '41-tene Autry. (C) "The Tiger At· of a psychopathic killer who took tack.s" (dra} '63 -Lino Ventura, the ltves of seven women two years Roger Hanln. • earlier and then disappeared. 12:00 ID "Battle Stllions" (adv) '56 -~ID m .j6l News John Lund, Keefe Brasselle. Perry Muon 1.00 -,, . ,. -7' CD Doc Elliot "The Run • .7-~ Death of A Scoundrel (dra) ner" (R) A troubled. motherless 56-George Sanders, Zsa Zsa Gabor. teenage boy struggles to establish . 2:00 0 "You Must Be Joking" (com) '65 hts 1dent1ty while striving to prove -Michael Callan. Terry Thomas. his wonh to hts overdemandmg Lionel Jeffries. lalher Sam Bottoms and Morgan aJ (C) "Rinco & His Colden Pistol" Wood ward guest (wes) '66-Mark Damon EI) University of Chicago Round· 3:00 J!, (C) "The Bobo" (com> '67 - table "The Middle East Problems Peter Sellers Britt Eklund & Prospects" 10 (C) "P '1 s · w L d" a;) Praise the Lord Club -. 1 m pnngs ee.en (com) 63-Troy Donahue. Connie 10:30 I Journey to Adventure Bill Cosby I.I Ciudad lirita · Tete-Comicos 11 :00~~1 11 ~ ~ ~::: lJ Best of Croucho 6 1 Nieht Callery 0 Movie: "Major Barbara" (com) '41 -Wendy Hitler. Rex Hamson. Robel1 Morley ~ Hogan's Heroes The Untouch11bles • t (3 ' Secret Fiie -:i~ The Saint ED June Wayne (R) (~ (j") The Pioneer s 11 :15 ~Cinema 34 11 :30 6 (~ ,_a") l &"'I CBS Lair> Movie: (C) "Bombers B-52" (dra) 57 - Karl Malden, Efrem Ztmbahst Jr , Natalie Wood . R ~ (j) 10 m Johnny Carson Movie: "Devil's Holiday" (dra) 'JO-Nancy Carroll, Paul Lukas (6) Twitit~t Zone 0 17' ~l Cl) Wide World of En· tertalnment "A Salute to Darryl F Zanuck" Walter Pidgeon Red Bui tons and Roddy McDowall host this salute which highlights Darryl F Zanuck's hall cenlury 1n f1lmmaking m Alfred Hitchcock Presents ED Day at Night 12:00 (6) One Step Beyond d) Movie: "Rogue Cop" (dra) '54- Robert Taylor, Janet le1gh, George Raft aJ Wanderlust 1 :00 {J) D D (81 (j31 (6) News 0 tfc>1 Tomonow 1:45 O Movie: "Brothers-in-law" (com) '57-Terry Thomas. tan Carmichael 2:00 ID All -Night ;show: "The Man In· side." "The four-Poster" 3:10 O Movie: "Cover-Up" (mys) '49 -Wilham Bendix, Dennis O'Keefc Stevens. 3:JO 0 (C) "Untamed" (adv) 55 - Tyrone Power, Susan Hay¥<ard Rich ard Egan. Rita Moreno '3' (C) "Battle Hymn" (dra) '57 - Rock Hudson, Martha Hyer D (C) ''Pal Joey'' (mus) '57-Frank Smalra. Kim Novak. Rita Haywol1h 17J m "law of tht Timber" (adv) '40-Monte Blue. Marjorie Reynolds. 4:30 (Q! (!)) "Cltda" Part I (dra) '46- Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford. EVENING 6:00100 8 m ~~News 3 @)(}1'(3 ~00<"9 ,-) News Bou nu 1 6 Hogan's Heroes ' Beverly Hillbillies Mission: Impossible Mod Squad El Pobre Conzalez 1~ Movie: (2hr) "Operation Idiot" (dra) '65 -Georges Wilson Ugo Tognaui EI) Hodgepodge Lodge m Speed Ruer 6:30 i Dealer's Choice · Dick Van Dyke O Merv Grillin Show Irr ~~::::~:5Heroes Viajando Little Rascals 7:00 I m 0 D m Cl) News Bowling for Dollars 6 Movie: (Z'/zhr) "Above & Be· yond" (dra) '53 -Robert Taylor. Eleanor Parker. rs" Inner Space I What's My Line? I Love Lucy It Takes A Thief (i' I Dream of Jeannie EE Gmeralda 0 Million $ Movie: (90) ''Mara this new summer series utlhz1ng ltlm Maru" (adv) '52-Errot rtynn. Ruth and tape footage of comedians at Koman • work 1n nightclubs. resorts or popu 110 Wild Kingdom . lar gathering sites such as the g} That Girl Friar's Club (Hollywood), Nale and (!] (3) To Tell the Truth Al's (Beverly Hills), and the Stage ll~ 16 Wild Wo!ld of Animals Delicatessen (New York City). Com· a!) Accion Chicano · b1nea with "hve" performances wil l (il9-a))·Jimmy Dun Show be Classic comedy toota11e from ~th m Jonathan Winteri Show silent and "sound clips of such gre ts The Protectors as Charlie Chaplin, Harold Uoy • The Ghoul Gang Buster Keaton and the Marx Broth· - 8:00 0 ( l9 (8 ) (8' The Waltons "The ers. Heritage" (R) Grandma's 68th birth· 0 ID aJ 66 News day IS appro)ch1ng and, although ~ en: w m Stteets ~f San fr•n· her hearing 1s failing she indignant ci5co (R) When a multi m1lhonaire ly refuses to admit' 1t or face lhe slamp collector is murdered, it's tacl that she's getting old. Possible the world's most valuable 0 13 Ci) 10 er;, Flip w i t s 0 n postage stamp has been stolen. Show Fhp welcomes Roger Miller. the Earl Holliman and Jessica Watle r Temptations. Lily Tomlin and Redd guesNI. Fou 0 e"!s D Movie: (C) (2hr) "How to Be ml Pn11se the lord Club Very Very Popular" (mus) 'SS-Betty 10:30 I Perry Muon Grable. Sheree North. Robert Cum-Bill Cosby m1ngs La Ciudad Grill D 17,, 3· Cl> Chopper I . "Deadly : Chrome Plated Ni&hlmare Carner (R) An illegal ahen, sus . Las Diu f elices petted or having typhOld fever, IS lhe ob1ect ot an intense search Pen· 11:00 0 0 0 €1) ~Cl) News ny Fuller and France Nuyen guest. (3)@ ®J Ei) ll~ (j) News I Dealer's Choice 0 Bht of Groucho Boxi11g from t~e Olympic 0 Movie: "five Bold Women" (dra) Corrion '59-Merry Anders, Jeff Morrow. Movie: (2hr) "The Gentle Rain" ~Hogan's Heroes (dra) '66-Chr1stophe1 Geor2e. Lyn The Untouchables da Day. ~ CV Secret File ffi Nova Q6 The Saint ~ Jueves de Cal• (~ L(') The Pioneers a:> C111vana Musical m Japanese Variety Show 11 :15 €1) Cinema 34 8:30 D [1, (3) Cl) firehouse "Burst of 11:30 B (i;9' (),)rs-CBS Late Movie: Flame" (R) Captain Ryerson and (C) "Th e Spy With the Cold Nose" his men race against time to save (com) '66-Laurence Harvey, Da six people caught 1n an elevator in ( liah Lavi a blazing office building. 0 ru @ 01 m Johnny Carson m Merv Griffin Show Truman Capote guests. a;) News/Sports D Movie: "Hour Before the Dawn" 9:00 O (~ (81) (i) CBS Thursday Mo· (dra) '44-Franchot Tone. Veronica vie: (Cl (~hr) "The Prime of Mi~s ~eNight Callery Jean Brodie" (dra) '70 -Maggie ~ ~ ,-.,-.... l'.'I:\ Smith. Robert Stephens, Pamela ~ 17 \1_i ,-.v Wide World Specl1I Franklin. Celia Johnson. Gordon . G~.raldo Rivera-Goodnight Amer Jackson, Diane Grayson. Jane Carr ica . An unconventional school teacher ID Alfred Hi~thtock Presents creates havoc tn the lives of her ED Day at Nieht young girt students whose 1mpres 12:00 (6' Dr. Irene Kassorta sionable minds she fills with her m Movie: "Phfft'' (com) '41 -Judy own artistically and polit1cally revo Holliday. Jack lemon, Kim Novak. lulionary ideas. She inadvertently aJ Wanderlust causes the dealh of one girt. and • another 1ealously and brutally tries 1.00 (3' D D Ci' 23' 6 News to assassinate the teacher's charac· D tl9l Tomorrow ler. 1:45 0 Movie: "Storm Warning" (dra) 0 ~ (6) (fO) m Ironside ''Two '51-Ginger Rogers. Doris Day, Steve Hundred Large" (R) Paul Burke Cochran, guests as a captured bank robber whose confederate has escaped wilh l :OO m All·Nigllt Show: (C) "Count the $200.000 loot Three & Pray," "Harriet Cr1ie" 0 (f7' (3"\ Cl) Kung Fu "The Way 3:10 @ Movie: "State Department file or Violence Has No Mind" (R) Came -649" (dra) '48 -William Lundi finds himself caught m the middle g_an. Virginia Bruce ,.. • Page 11 CRAZY COMEDY CONCERT Tim Conway und Ruth Buzzi star in an unusual and appealing love story-told in mime and animation and accompanied b>· some of the world'i. greatest music-when the acclaimed ABC Afterschool Specials pre- 'ients '"The C razy Comedy Con- cert," Wednesday at 4 PM on ABC. Classical music, m partic- ular i.s something that children tend to perceive a:. being stuffy. ( und too often they do not have a chance to discover its virtues until later in· life. The show. whit:h presents a wide variety of musical moods, enabl~s the a u- dience to experience a full emo- tional range through sound. The stor)' tells of the meeting of a Janitor (T im Conway) and a janitress (Ruth Buzzi) who. dur· ing their chores of cleaning· up after a concert at the Holly_woo<l Bowl, become smitti:n with one another. They fa ntasize a num- ber of roman1ic atlventures while rnnducting a non-existing or· chestra. Featuring a wide variety of classical music. the special begins with the '"Russian and Ludmill:i Over.ture" by Glinka and devel- o ps through excerpts from "Die Fledermaus" by Strauss. Verdi's ''Anvil Chorus," Mowrt''i "Sym- phony Number 40 in G Minor. Fourth Movement." "William T ell Overture" by Rossini. and .. Romeo and Juliet" and "I RI 2 O verture" by Tchaikovsky. Pop rock anti jazz music have their roots in the classics, but oft en children have not been able to hear music in its original form. The visuals of this productio n lend themselves nicely to that goal. Duane E. Poole wrote the script for the special and Alan Handley directed the live por- tion. Charles S. Nichols is the animation director. lwao Taka- moro produced the animation a nd Alan Handley and Bill Schwartz produced the live ac- tion. P"~P I 7 FRIDAY JUNE 7 For morning_ •nd afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "The 30-foot Bride of CandJ Rock" (com) '59 -Lou Costello, Dorothy Provine. 9:30 O "The Lady Has Plans" (mys) '42 --Paulette Goddard, Ray Milland. 11:00 0 (C) "Down Amon& the Shelter· ' In& Palm~ (C-Om) '5J.-Mitzi Gay· nor. Wiiiiam Lundigan. "Roarinr City" (mys) '51-Richard Travis. 12:00 m (C) ,;Min In the Saddle" (wes) '51-Randolph Scort. Joan Leslie. 1:00 Qj "Jamboree" (mus) '57-Connle f rancls, Count Basie, Kay Medford. Anlm1I World What's My Linet I love Luey It Takes A Thief (I) I D1t1m of Jeannie Esmeralda @ Dra(llet' : Aviation Weather . ) American Horseman · Or1ma · • Eventos Latinos Three stooies THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 2. 197• nery, Dyan Cannon. Duke Anderson (Connery) lays plans for the exeeu· lion of a daring million-dollar caper with the help of a syndicate boss. all . of which is being recorded by electronic ''bugs" planted by various law enforcement agencies. @ The Bold Ones ' I Billy Gr1ham Arizona Crusade El P1dre de Ml Btrrlo M1sterpiece Theatte (R) la Crl1da Bien Crl1d1 Et Almanaque 7:30 B Bobby Goldsboro Show (Rt The lettermen guest. I Ho11n1s Heroes 9:30 0 Ci7l @ Q) The Odd Couple @{61 (fO) Hollywood Squares (R) Opera star Marilyn Horne gueS'ls Help ThJN•l&hbor as a shy singer who's discovered by Wild Refuge. "Animals of the Old Felix. but who depends on Oscar for est" A visit to Arizona and th'e moral suppert. herds of buffalo, then across the· l!J flshln' Hole Sonora11 desert to catch the famous @E Drama roadrunner. 10:00 I m m @ Nt11S 00 Thrillseekel'l • 6 '''"' Muon 0 ~!Ilion $, Movie: "Aaalnst All @ (1) ~Toma (R) Dave ob- Flaes ,<adv) 52-Errol ~tynn, Mau· tains information from women vic- reen 0 liar.a, Anthony Quinn. tims of an attacker whose trade· That Girl mark is a grotesque ski mask. (I) To Tell the Truth Steven Keats and Louise Troy guest. • Untamed World . : Pacem in Terris Ill (R) : Wall Stteet Week I News · • International V1nety . , Prai•• ...... lord Club 2.:00 f)(C) "Because You're Mine" , Wor1d of Survival ... m .. M(mus) '52 -Mario Lanza, Doretta The Ghoul Gang 10:30 aJ Biii Cosby OffOW. • m La Ciudad Grit• I!) (C) "Mutiny" (adv) '52-Mark 8:00 8 (Qj Ci)) ® CBS Fnday Movie: @E loco Valdez Stevens. Angela Lansbury. (C) (Jhr) "Sidekicks" (R) is a pilot project starring Lou Go.ssett and 11:00 I 0 0 mm m News 3:00 @ "The Joy of Livin&" (rom) 'J~ Larry Hagman as a pair of con 3 Cl)®) Qj Ci) News Irene Dunne, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. artists in the pre -Civil War West. Best of Groucho ®) "Portlait of A Mobste{'' (dra) "Crime Club" (R) is another pilot 6 Nl&ht Gallery '61-Vic Morrow. project starring Lloyd Bridges. Vic· • Fri&frt Ni&llt With St1mour 3:30 B (C) ''Good Mornin&. Miss Dove" (dra) ·55 -Jennife( Jones, Robert Stack. (1) "The Wild Seed" (dra) '6!>--Mi· chael Pac~. Celia Kaye. O (C) "Fear No Evil" (mys) '69- Louis Jourdan. Carroll O'Connor, Lynda Day. QlJ (}) "Hmest Melody" (com) '43 -Rosemary Lane, Johnny Downs. 4:30 (lfi) Ci)) ''Gilda" Concl. (dra) '46 -Rita ~ayworth, Glenn Ford. I EVENING 6:00 H'D 00 mm m News @@Q)@(~ Cl)) News Aniet Baseball Cont'd from 5PM. Angels vs. Detroit. I Hogan's Heroes Beverly Hillbillies Mission: lmpo»ible Mod Squid El Pobre Gonzalez Movie: (2hr) "Chuie 1t Feather River" (wes) '53 -Guy Madison, Frank Lovejoy. al) Hod&epodge Lodge al Speed Racer 6:30 6 De.lier's Choice · Dick Vin Dyke Merv Griffin Show (3) Hogan's Heroes : tOom! • The Pioneers · • News Little R1sc1ts 7:00 B m Q 0 m al News @ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The Ken· tuuian" (adv) '5!>--Burt Lancaster, Diana Lynn, Diane Foster, Walter Matthau. tor Buono. Paul Burke. David Hedi· Hoian's Heroes son and Cloris Leachman. A private investigator teams that a fraternal IE U.S. Marketing Presents organization of public and private * THE TROY CORY SHOW investigators. to which he belongs, ls involved 1n some "vigilante-type" ; Troy Cory Show activities. 1 rn Seeret File 0 1U (j) ()Ql m S.nford l. Son Rock Concert "Grady, Star Boarder" (R) fred"talks @;) D..!f.. at Ni&ht Lamoni into letting his friend Grady (Qj l!J) Tiit Pio~ be a boarder 1n their home. 0 Movie: (2hr) "W1min1 From 11:15 al Cinema 34 Space" (sci-fi) '5~Bantaro Miake. ll;30 ft (Q!j (j)) CBS late Movie: (C) 0 @@ tii) The BradJ Bunch ''Mi z T .. ( · fl) '70 (R) Marcia bets Greg that she will oon ero WO • SCI· -score higher on the driver's test James Olson. Ca the nne Von Schell. f I. R 123 Ci) tfij) m Johnny Canon when she goes or her 1cense. Mooi ·,. ''Th •-. ...:de ... (d ) '66 I Dealer's Choice . vi · e "'"·~ n, ra Safiri to Adventure -Dirk ~o.g~rde, Stanley .,Baker .. Spanish Llngu1p Pro&J•ms @ MoV1e. 'Glory it Se• (adv) 52 Movie: (2hr) ''The Gentle Rain'' -Trevor Howard. .. ( a) '66 -Christopher George, 0 ~ (1?, al In Concert Cali Lynda Day. fornta Jam fE Washington Week in Review i ~fr dlreHkl'-h .. Pr ts al EJ Show de Rosit.11 Peru "' re ... coca tsen ~ J1P1nese Language Proir1m flit Untouch1bles 8:30 0 ~ Ci) m Brian Keith Show 12:00 m Movie: "Pushover" (dra) '54- (R) Or. Sean unwitt ingly leads a Fred MacMurray, Kim Novak music revolt am.ong ~he island small 12•30 (i) Sh k The t !.!1_ when he quits piano lessons. · .ira Th ocCh a. re U @ (1) tii) Sill Million $ Min ~9 e 1mpion (R) Steve's _bionic v!sion spots the 1:00 0 ®J m Mldnirht Specit l The face of a sniper tn his attempt on a Kinks host specia! prosecutor's. life, . ~ut the @ Movie:' ''They Came to Blow Up ~ssass1n h~s an airtight alibi of .be· Americi" (dra) •43 _ George ing on a ltv.e TV show at the time Sanders, Anna Sten. of_ the shooting. Gary Lockwood and R NHhvillt Music William Schallert guest l'<•S Movie· (C) "D d · th I let's Malle A Dul · .. • • ·~ .ne in e Merv Griffin Show Dartt (mus) 5(}-..W1lltam Powell, Perry Mason . Betsy Drake, Mark ~tevens. June Wayne (R) 2.00 m ~!·~laflt Show. ~ of A Panorama Novel• Kind, 'The lut Posse, 'The Re· turn of Ult Y1""'re" 9:00 D ~ Ci) ®l m " B c Fri d a, 3:10 IJ Movie: (C) "Llugtllna Anne" Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The Andenon (dra) '54 -Margaret Lockwood, Tapes"' (R) (dra) '71 -Sean Con· Wendell Corey n y s e s y r 6 2 e p e e I, A " SATURDA Y JUNE 8 M ORNING 11:30 fJ {Qj (j)) CV Josie & the Pussy- c.1ts ' Movie: ''The Slvtae Hord•" (wes) '49 -Wild Bill Elliott. O Movie: (C) "Kill or Be Killed" (wes) '65-Robert Mark. I Ad Lib Hl&h Ch1p1rnt Championship Wrestllne A F T E RNOO ~ 6:00 (I) S.111111tr Simmer 6:30 {j) TV a a1uroom m let's Rip 12:00 fl {Q.! (j)) Peb bl-es & la mm 7:00 I ~ (I)@) m Udsville B1mm 6 Bullwlntle lJ Movie: "Shadow or Truson'' @ Ci) Bup Bunny (m.Ys) '64 -John Bentley. Brotlltr Bm 0 tm rn aJ AmtriCln B1ndstud 7:30 Summer Stmesttr i Ardlie @ @@) m Addlm& family l1ncer Mormon Tlbemacle Choir : Mistet Roaers' NelahbOrhood 6 Tennessee Tuxedo 12:30 tJ (fit' 00> 00 Fit Albert @ Ci) Yocl's 61n1 -Q) True Adventure Consumer Profile 1;261 Greatest Sports Leaends Elementary News tD Ses1me Street 8:001 (~(I)) Hair Bur Bunch 1:00 tJ (~ @ ) Children's film @@1 Om Emergeney+4 Festini John W1yne Thutre CV Youth in the 70s Movie: "Nner s.., C:oodbye" ·]) Movie: ''loan Shull" (dra) '52 ('om) '46 -Errol flynn, Eleanor -George Raft. John Hoyt. Pariler. O Movie: "The Bedford Incident" 8@ (J) Super f riends (dra) '65-Richard Widmark, Sidney Movie: (C) "One Step to Hell" Poitier, James MacArthur. (adv) '68 -Ty Hardin, Rossano I Desert Inn Golf Clusic B1aal, Pier Angeli. Comb1t m Movie: "fort Al&lers" (adv) '52 News -Carlos Thompson, Yvonne OeCarfo 17 (1-J S1turd1y M•tinee m Slt~d Heart/Christophers )'i Roller G1mes @ Voiee of Tokyo (!) Dr.ma til) Sesame Stmt G) Movie 8:30 fJ (~({))Ci) Slbrln1 1:30 ~University Di1lo1ue 0 ~@@.) m Inch Hi&fl, Pri· Lind or the Glints vlte Eye : Mister Rogers' Neighborhood m Movie: "Mystery Subm1rlne" 2:00 (dra) 'SI-Macdonald Carey B Final Leg of Racing's 9:00 I ~ CiJ> Scooby . Doo * Fabled Triple-Crown! . ,. ~ !.Sonmo~2::t: stur" THE BELMONT SIAKES (~es) ~3_:__Keith Larsen. B {O,!' @)@ Triple Crown 0 @ ffi Lissie's Rescue Rangers Horse R1tfn1 ~he Belmont Stakes ~ Eltpbint Boy i Voice of. Agnculture • l b ti d · Th-e Bnnnworts Mister Rorers Ne &h or oo M . "R of l"anho•" . ovie: even a• • ~ 9:30 0 QJ ~ ,9'l m Pink., P1nthe~ (adv) '65-Clyde Rogers. (I) Movie. 111 Get You (mys) 53 8 1 tnlern1tion1I Hour -George Rall, Sally Grey. 19J u Raza 0 @ (!)Ghost Chasers W Movie: "A Yank In the R.A.F." (i) Dusty's !"ii .. . (adv) '41-Tyrone Power. m Movie: ~una Ho (dra) 43-EE Community Involvement Show Randolph Scott. Noah Beery Jr ~1 00 Nime of the G1me EE Sesame Street : Sesame Street 10:00 8 (~ (i)) (i) fnorite M1rti1ns • Desert Inn Golf Clusi' · Q3 (i) (fi)) m Stu Trek 2:30 31 C1mpus Profile 8 @ (]) Brady Kids O St1tion to St11ion "The Crime Movie: "Union St1tion" (mys) Catchers" A children's docume.nlary ·so -William Holden. Nancy Olsen e~plonng the facts of the history Barry Fltzgerald. and work of pohce officers. m Country Music (i' Movie: "Two Cun l ady" (dra) (ii Alfred HitchC'Ock Presents '56-Peggie Castle. em Roller 61mes D Movie: (C) "Dudwood 76" 10:30 I {~CI)) (!) Junnie (wes) '65 -Arch Hall Jack lester. . Qj (]) @). m Butch Cassidy (E) Hi&11 Chap1rr1I Movie: "Duth Goes to School'' j7) (J) Roller Cam~s (mys) '53 -Barbara Murray. Gor nl Sab~dos Depo~vos don Jackson ~ Movie 0 @ (]) Cl) Mission: Ma11c: 3:00 Bienvenidos el6 Movie: (C) "Three Sailors & A 31 Sketchbook .. . .. Girl" (com: '53 -Jane Powell B Agriculture USA . Chem1culture Gordon MacRae. NFL Ch1mplonsh1p G1mes EE Mlst,.r Rorers' Neighborhood 81 Jimmy De1n ~w 11 :00 fJ ({jf) 00> Speed Buggy :10' Science fiction Thutre O eiJ@ I 0 mMajor l eague 1~Wrest1lng d ED C11r1Scolendls Bueball Tea ms .10 be announce ( '29' (j)) cttallengin& Sea 00 !!i_U1ni : Window to the ~outh al El Juido 0 (J1J CD m Superstar Movie m H n Dimension Q) True Adventure 3'30 e" Ju~~N1tu~I @i) Seume StrHt • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 2. 197-' Movie: "Blood of the V1mplre" (hor) '58--Donald Woll1t. O focus "How A Community An· swers the Kids Problems" A visit to the South El Monte Continuation School where many gang members and other problem juveniles are en· rolled. • O Gmtest Sports leaends "Eddie Arcaro" I~~ Vir&inian ~ Daniel Boone Concern ctric Comp1ny (f:l9J (j)) Saf1ri 11> Adventure m Slturday M1tlnee 4:00 fJ {Qi' (j)) CBS Golf Ch1mplon· allip Btmpado Movie: "W11nin1 from Sp1ee" (scl-fi) '58-Bantaro Miake. I Je~bS:,n;ennls Soul Train @ Voice of A&riculturt Wilburn Brothers Show I Mr. W'IDrd lntern1tional Soccer P1nor1m1 lltino Voice of Aariculture 4:30 Whirs Going On Other People, Other Places Celebrity Bowling Star Trek W1nted: Dud or Alive 10 It Plys to Be lpo111nt CI) al Cir & Track @ U.S. NIVy Bill Anderson Show EE Erica "Ticking Sampler" Erica Wilson demonstrates samplers and stitches. ef) Corona Now 4:45 ED M1•ing Thlnas Work The care and feeding of birds with guest Jane Campbell loining Thatassa Cruso 5:00 fJ Dusty's Trail O Inquiry/Crime "Immunity: Is II Fair to Compel Testimony?" 00 ~mour Presents Q (l.1J CI) al ABC's Wide Wotld of Sports The Grand Pri~ of Mon· aco. from Monte Carlo, Monaco. O A Place In the Country "Simgh Castle" The "Debatable land" of the Border Country between Scot· land and England for centuries was subject to raids, and the pet~ tow· ers were bullt as a refuge. S1zergh Castle began as a pele tower about 1350 and has been the home of the Strickland family ever since. ®) Pfews m Movie: "Out of the Put" (dra) ·47 -Kiri! Douglas. Jane Greer. m The Persu1ders ~ 00 Otfler People, Other Plues fl'1 Nashville Music m Yoga for Hulth ~Ci)) Celebrity Tennis I Roller Games Rick W11d's Rock ' Roll IUmba 5:30 fJ Johnny Mann's Stand Up & Cheer (R) Alex Karras guests. O lil (I) News Ci) Drrty Siity O Untlmed World 1iQ) Movie: "The C.vem" (dra) '65 John Saxo'1. 9 Porter W1goner S EE Acclon Chic (~(j))uaq~ ef) Three Stiloges E VENIN G 6:00 1J 0 (jJ fl) m NtwS 0 BEST BET!! *"HEE HAW" @ Hee H1w Real Don Stetle Show Nipt ;allery Teltro def Aire 00 N1tioul Gtoiraphlc : Nova (R) ( CIJ> Celebrity Bowling &) Speflf R1eer 6:3010 00 Ne•s 3 Sports W'rth Bertb · KNBC News Conference Nfl Cb1Mplonslllp tilnttS 3 Reasoner Re'Port ( ~) Gre1test Sports Llftn4s l!.lloa de Meaico • . Lissle Alm Feature UttJe Ruuls 7:00 fJ Other People, Other Pl1ces "White Man in A Hole" (R) Coober Pedy in Central Australia where, in suffocating heat, miners crawl 60 feet underground searching for opals. 3 Wild Kingdom . Truth or Consequenctt Bowline for Doll1rs Celebrity Tennis I Am Somebody Wor1d 1t W1r Victory 1t S.1 (Qt Ci)) m Lawrence Welk It T1kes A Thief John W1yne Thuler rcontinued) Al Moflnaro, as Murray, plays a dashing toreador in a pte. serttatton 1>y felfx•s operr group of the Bizet classic, "Carmen," In ''Vocal Girt Makes Good.'' on ABC's The Odd Couple, Friday, at 9:30PM. Opera star M.rityn Horne 1uest stars in the episode. * * * Maale Smith, in her Oscar· winning role as Jean Brodie, Is forced Into a confrontation with a youn1 student {Pamel1 Franklln) when her te.chlng cueer Is end1ngered, In "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," which has Its television pre· mlere on The CBS Thursd1y Night Movie •t 9PM. • * * * TIUD °' (Al 'AYM[HTS~ LEASE I OIDElt YOUltS NOW 1974 MODELS All MAKES <All OI HI e G E ORGE JOI N E R e DON C ROSBY Page 13 ·aoBBIE GENTRY'S HAPPINESS HOUR' Ir wu_.. a fe\\ .)C&rs ago-~:.30 A,\f rn a La'i Vega~ hotel room A ~ oung performer had JUM rc- turncu hon1c after another gruel- ing round of ~hows. Unable to <.lecp, the creative urge com- pdlctl her 10 enlarge on a line she had scribbled ome time bl- fore on a scrap of paper· 'The da} Billy Joe J\lcC,1111,ter jumped otT the TallJhulchce Bndgc .. Four' or the how'> larcr the sun w11-; up Jnd a new song was fin - i~hcll; u song that w11h1n a cou- le of month)> would have milliom of peo ple wondering what it wa' 1ha1 Billy Joe had thrown otl 1ha1 hridgc. "OJe To Btll} Joe" \\On three Gramm} Award' in 196 7 anJ ~larteJ Bohhic Gcnr r~ on her wa~ 10 in1erna11onal rcc- ogni11on . This Wednesda.) (8.00-9 00 P!\f) Bobbie Genin will tlchu1 in her own min1-!ler1e., on C BS. 1 c· placi ng The onn} & Cher Com- eJ, Hour for i:ach ol 1hc four W~J ne,Ja}:. rn June Titled "Hobbie Gen Ir)\ Happrnc" Hour:· the ne\\ \ho\\-"111 g1' c its ~t ar ample room lo d1!.pla~ her talent~ u~ a performer a' well as a .fOmposer and lyrici't. Ir will foawrc a ver\atil~. ~oph11111- c<11cd and glamnrou~ Robb} Gen- tr\-a far different \tar than the "countr) 51nger" Image 'lhc\ conve> ed hecaullc of r he South· ..:rn fl:ivor of her \Ong~. Thl' sho\\ ·~ producl'r<;, Frank f>eppiau and Eric I ichcr, ha\c fashionetl n dan ling comhinJ· 11on of mu,ic. dance. comeJ, anti guest \l~H' lo frame the <.ien· In talent<;. Emm\-winncr Bill Da-.i'I i'> uircctmg .the hour-long 'cgmcnt!. which will fcarurc the new ) oung comeuian' ~I ichael Greer. Vain Bromfield ;rnd Earl Pomerantz in rhe regular cast ~Ian\ of Mt'' Genrr}'' mu .. ic:il fncnd~-,uch as Jim Nahor,, Glen Campbell anti W~n ne New- lon-will he guest'i "Ode To Billy Joe" \~J, ill'' 1hc rouch,tone which pur Bohh1c Genin on rh c roc1d to her own telev1 \10n \erie,, She -;oon wa' much c;o~1ghr after a' performer on n v:irie1y of mu..ical 'how\ "I often rhought I W31' over-paid for whar I did on rho!ie ~how~:· 'he ~a\"· "I knew thar I wa<; ca- pahlc ·of adding much more to rhe program than rhe few 'ong' I was asked lo 'ing." It was in England where she wn' nhle to hone her hOJ.te'' talent~ to a fine edge during four \Car'i n' rhc 'tur of ~ BUC seriei. She con- 11nucs 10 have a weekl y disc Jockc\ program o n the American Armed Forces Rnd10 Network. runi. hl·r own production com- pan} (u cn1ry, Ltd). continue!> to v. rirc and recorJ songs and hru. move~ from the lounge, in Las Vegas 10 that 1own\ most \O· phi t1cateJ J inner room:.. Although she l<; now much Iii home with lh1: bright light' anJ fa,t pa1.·c 1>f Holl) wood and Las Vega,, ~he began life quire dif- krcn1I} _ She was rai,cd h)' her grandparents on a farm in Chickasaw. Miss .. where indoor plumhing anJ electric11y were con,11.krcJ uncon\c1onable luxu- ric,. Her playmjtc .ind hc'r fricml wa' :i dog, \l)C1al life rc- \ Olvcd around the loc.d church. and rhc high pornr of 1hc week "·•' Saturda) night and a trip 111 the 1.·uunt~ cat. The G enin musical talent ,1,irt1.•d 111 d1,pl~ 11\df .lt \even w11 h her lir't ~llllg. · ~1} Dog ~crgeant Is a Good Dog .. ln11- tJting thl' chuch p1an1~1. the 'ong i, pla)ed mo\11) on lhl.' hi ad. ke' "· "From where I \3(, 1t !>~em~ that'!! the wuv he playell ." In her earl } teens she \\l'nt 10 li ve in Palm Springi., gr;itlu.11ing from high 'chool in rhut California re~on city. It wa~ rher'-· !>he !>tarted perfo rming and received encouragement from hol1da) rng Ho llywood per- 'onal 1 r ic,. After a session at C l.A 't ml)' ing phtlo~oph:y. \he pur h1.•r I.a~ Vega' uct together: a 'iingrng anJ llancing group for which 'he did all 1he writing and choreog- raphy. The group wa" a mode\t 'ucce,, hut Bobhi c's songs were gaining exposure When <.he fell the time was right. 'he headed for Lo' Angele~ determined tn wager her entire saving<; on a concentrated att ack on the rc- corJing compan1e11_ F1nall} "Ode Tn lj ill) Joe" WU!. pre'>\ed hy <. .1p11ol :ind the Genlr) roeke1 roo~ ofT She ha'> puhli,hell 72 \Ong" \ince then and still ha~ rime to let her l'rcat1ve juices fl ow in renovating her hig home in 1he H olly.,.~ot)d H11f,, painr. and de- '1gn all of her own clothes. until nnw. "Bobble Gentry's Happines.'i Hour'' is her all-consuming proj- c<:t nt the moment. "I haven't hcen thi" excired since th e fip,f d.1v of 'Uilly Joe.'" c;hc "ay-; THf OAILY PILOT, TV WECK. JUNE 2 l'l74 SATURDAY (Continued) Ciii) C11ifornl1 Gospel ~ @ Dr11net 10:00 IJ (~ (])) Cl) C 1 r o I 8 u r n e It t2i Jimmy Oun Show Show (R) Comedian John Byner I Video: The New Wne (R) guests. Sinales' Scene O Movie: "Terror From the Year Wild Wild West 5000" (sci fi) '50 -Ward Costello Three Stooaes !2rce Reynolds 7:30 0 Wild Wor1d of Animals U @@ aJ Owen M1rsh1ll (R) (3) let's Mike A De1I Clu Gulager guests as a mute I Q.1 ThrillseekeB gardener 1dentihed by three women PinbusteB as lhe man who assaulted them Boainf from the Olympic Marshall's defense of the accused 8 Concentration seems hopele~s when the prosecu Movie; (C) (90) ''Tlnaanylltl" t1on also proves that the blood on (adv) ·54 -Vao Heflin, Rulh Ro a handkerchief found at the scene man. Howard Duff. Jeff Morrow or one ol the crimes matches the o Ozzie's Girl' gardener's. ti Bobby Goldsboro Show Community feedback ef) The Ghoul Gana News 8:00 O (~ CJ ) e All In the Family Mllsical Show 0 tfJ (i) •1 m E 111 er H n cy 700 Club ''Body Language'' (R) Ronne Troup • Black Journal 11uesls as a girl who is "tripped · • Melodyl1nd out" from eating daffodil bulbs. Lou Gordon Show 0 (}]' (3) a> Partridge family 10:30 i Celebrity Bowlinr ''Miss Partridge, Teacher" (R) Dan £ll Ntws , ny isn't doing loo wen 1n his English 11:00 (3) 0 (j) News class and matte rs aren't helped 6 Bill AndeBon Show whe n his sister Lau11e lakes over O Ciii) Faith for Today lhe class as a student -reacher. m Cerebral P1lsy Telethon Dennis m Movie: (2hr) "Out of the Pu t" James and Jack Smith CO·host the (dra) '47-K11k Douglas Jane Greer relethon which runs till 6 JOPM a) Ch1mpionship Wrestling Sunday June 9 Cereb1al Palsy fl) Sp1nish Movie congenital damage to the molor :26 Double Shock Theater sechon or the brain IS born in a i To Be Announced child every 53 m1n~tes 75% of Super Show !he lunds raised by the 1974 Tele Mede.to Film thon will-rem1in in the greater Los J1p1nese Language Programs Angeles area which counts 40 000 8:30 E (1l9 '8') a~ M•A0 S0 H (R) Col victims Blake discovers the foun1a1n of ~Tony & Susan Alamo youth while resting and recuper at 17 fJ' Roell Concert i 1n Tokyo a> Samurai Story Jimmy Dean Show 23 (j) Mo v I e: (C) "John Pa u I Ch1mpionship Wrestling Jones" (dra) '59 -Robert Stack 0 7 (3, m ABC Suspense Mov-Macdonald Carey ie ''Can Ellen Be Saved?" (RJ When (129 (Tl) Movie: "Gilda" (dra) '46 their daughter runs away lrom -Rita Hayworth, Glenn ford home and becomes the hypnotic ~ Clnem1 34 prisoner of a strange religious sect. · It Is Written her d1srraught parents turn to a 11:15 3 Movie: "Sink the Bismarck" man whose lob 1s to rescue and (dra) '60 -Kenneth More Dana return-runaway teenagers to their ~nler lam1l1es. Michael Parks, John Saxon, 11:301J fabulous 52! (C) "Wild & Wo"· Leslie Nielsen and Kathy Cannon derful" (com) '64 -Tony Curfo star Chrishne Kaufmann. Larry Sto1ch ED Wu & Puce O ~ News 9:00 E (~ ( 8 ) ra"' M.iry Tyler Moore 0 Movie: "Man in Bl1ek" (mys) Show (R) Mary's and Rhoda's friend· ·so -Valentine Oyall, Betsy Ann ship goes down the drain when Davies Rhoda makes what Mary thinks is ~Movie: "To Please. A h dy" an unkind remark Kn owing that the (rom) '51 -Clark Gable. Barbard girls are unhappy about their fight, Stanwyck the men 1n lhe newsroom try var-0 Movie: (C) "Panic in Needle 1ous plans to get them back to Park" (dra) '71-AI Pacino gether 00 St1r Trek 0 ~ (6 .... 10 m NBC ~turday 0 Don IUnhner's Rock Concert Movie: (C) (2'/2 hr) "Play Dirty" (R) ID Movie: "Pay or Die" (dra) '60 (dra) '69 -Michael Caine. Nigel -Ernest Borgn1ne. Zohra Lampert Green. Hany Andrews A British 1· Hi ppy Hunter Army regimen! with orders to stop · Rocfl Concert Desert Fox Rommel in North Africa 12:00 · Na ncy Wilson Show by destroying a fuel dump, 1s ac 10) Johnny Cuson companied by a mercenary leader m Cerebral P1lsy Teletho n Cont'd who would do any1h1ng for a price. 12:30 tal Spealcusy I One Step Beyond 1:00 (6) Movie: "Whlaperfnr Smith vs. Billy G11h1m Arizona Crusade Scotland Yard" (mys) '52-Richard Premier Film Carlson. H.!J>plness Is m Movie: "Plunde ms Of P1inted 9:30 ((29 (i)) ® B o b N e w h a rt flits" (wes) '59-Skip Homeier. Show (R) Bob and Emily's dream 1: 10 O Movie: (C) "The Restless Breed" or ti quiet Ch11stmas alone together (We!.) '57 -Anne Bancrort , Scoll fa ces an uphill battle against a Brady patient with an anxiety attack a 1 :JO 10\ Movie: (C) "Tiger by the Tail" blizzard and a power la1lure (dra) '69-Ch11slopher George 00 Roller G1met 2:40 E Movie: (C) "M1verick Queen" ID Minority Community (wes) '55-Barbara Stanwyck e n d I n e e s e r a f s 0 a 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 10:30 11:30 6:00 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 SUNDAY, JUNE 2 5 (C) "Seven Little foys" (com) '5S-8 ob Hope. Molly llotale 9 (C) "Wer of the Worlds" (sco·fl) '53-Gene Barry. Ann Robinson 11 (C) "forever Amber" (dra) '47-.Ltnda Darnell, Cornel Wilde 6 "Hudson'• Bay" (dfll '40-Paul Munl. Gene Tierney. 9 <Cl "The Promise" (dra) '68-John Cutle. Ian McKelten 7 J 7 l (Cl "You C1n•t Win 'Em All" (adv) '70--Tony Curtis. Charles Bron Jon 9 "Love With the Prop•r Stranger" (dra) '64-Steve McQueen. Natalle Wood 23 6 (Cl "Night of the f ollowlng Day" (suspl '69 -Marton Brando, Rtchard Beane 7 (C) "Asylum for A Spy" (d1•> '67 -Robert Stack, Felicia Farr 11 "The Corn ls Green" (dra) '45-Bette Davos. John Dall 13 • "('ny Number C1n Win" (dra) '64-Jean Gabin, Alain Delon. 26 6 9 23 26 13 7 10 9 2 5 MONDAY, JUNE l "Red Garte~" (mus> 'S4-Jack Carson. Rosemary Clooney (C) "My Dream Is Yours" (com) '49-Doris Day, Jack Carson (C) "lnstanbul" (adv) '57-Errol Flynn, Cornell Borchers 6 (C) "Oceans 11" Ccoml '60-Frank Sinatra. Dean Mar11n. Sammy Davis Jr "The 'Gentle Rain" (dra) '66-Chrtstopher·George. (C) "The Cllmu'' (mys) '44-Borts Karloff. Susanna Foster. 17 3 CC) "No Way to Treat A Lady" (susp) '68-Rod Steiger, Lee Remick, George Se11al (C) "Company of Kiiiers" (dra) '69-Van Johnson. Ray Milland "A Coming Out Party" (com) '62-James Robertson Just ice, Stan· ley Baker. <29 8) 8 "A Patch of B lue" (dra) 'GS-Elizabeth Hartman, Sidney Pottier. Sheltey Wmters "C1ught" (wes) '31-Rochard Arlen, Louise Dresser TUESDAY, JUNE 4 6:00 26 "Dreamboat" (ccm1 '52-Cltfton Webb. Ginger Rogers 7:00 6 "C11tllne Wiiiiams" Cdra) '52-James Stewart. Jean Hagen. 7:30 9 "Adventuru of Captain Fabian" (adv) '51 -Errol Flynn. Agnes Moorehead 8:00 26 "The Gentle Rain" (dra) '66-C'1rlstopher George, Lynda Day 7 17 3 (C) "What Are Beat Friends for7" (com) '73-Ted Bessel!. Lee Grant, Larry Hagman 13 CCJ "Sl•ve Girt" (dra) '47-Yvonne OeCarlo, Broderick Crawford 11:00 9 "Forever & A Day" (dra) '43-Ray Milland. Ida Lupino 1 I :30 5 "Broken Wing" ldral '32-Leo Carril to 8 (29 8) (Cl 1'Red Lint 7000" (dra) '65-James Caan. Laura Devon WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 6:00 26 "Silver City" (ad11) 'SI-Edmond O'Brien, Yvonne OeCarlo 7:00 6 (C) "Neptune's Daughter" (com) '49 -Esther Williams, Ricardo Montalb;:n. 7:30 9 (C) "MHter· of BallanlrH" (ad11) 'SJ-Errol flynn, Beatrice Camp· bell 8 :00 26 "The Gentle Rain" (dra) '66-Christopher George. 8:30 7 17 3 (Cl "Blood Sport" (dra) '73-Ben Johnson, Larry Ha1man, Gary Buse~ u 13 "Francis" lcoml '50--0onald O'Connor 9:00 4 23 6 (C) "The World of Henry Orient" (com) '64 -Peter Sellers, Paull Prentiss. An11ela Lansbury. 10 (C) "Honeymoon Machine" (com) '61 -Ste11e McQueen. Paula Prentiss. • 11:00 9 "Malor B11bara" (com) '41-Wendy Hiller. Rex Harrison 11:30 2 (29 81 8 (Cl "Bombers B·52" (dra) '57-Karl Malden, Ehem Zimba· llst Jr. 5 "Devil's Hollday" (dra) '30-Nancy Carroll. Paul Lukas THURSDAY, JUNE 6 6:00 26 "Operation Idiot" (dra) '65-Georees Wilson 7:00 6 "Above & Bevond" (dral 'S3-Robert Taylor. Eleanor Parker. 7:30 9 "Mara Maru" (ad11) 'S2-Errol Flynn, Ruth Roman 8:00 5 CC) "How to Be Very, Very Populer" (mus) '55-Belty Grable. Sherel' North. Robert Cummings 26 "The Gentle Rain" (dra) '6S-Christopher George 9:00 2 (29 8) 8 (Cl "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" (dra) '70--Mageoe Smith. Robert Step'1ens. Pamela f'rankltn. 11:00 9 "five Bold Women" (d ral 'S9-M erry Anders, Jeff Morrow 11 :30 2 (29 8) 8 (C) "The Spy With the Cold Nose" (com\ '66-Laurence 6:00 7:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 11:30 /:30 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 11:15 t 1:30 Harvey. 5 "Hour Before Dawn" (dr11) '44-Franc'1ot Tone, Veromca Lake 26 6 9 5 26 4 2 5 6 FRIDAY, JUNE 7 "Ch1rge at feather River" (wes) '53-Guy Madison. rrenk Lovejoy. CC) "The Kentuckian" (ad11) '55-Burt Lancaster. Diana Lynn "Against All flags" (adv) '52-Errol Flynn. Maureen O'Hara. Antho· nv Quinn "Wamlng from Space" Cscl.f i) '58--Bantaro Mlake ''The Gentle Rain" (dra) '66-Chrtstopher George. 23 6 10 (C) "The Anderson Tapes" (dra) '71-Sean Connery, Dyan Cannon. (29 8) (C) "Moon Zero Two" (sc1-l1l '70.-James Olson "The Accident" Cdral '66-Dirk Bo~arde. Stanley Baker "Glory at Sea'' (adv) '52-Trevor Howard SATURDAY. JUNE 8 9 (C) •Tanganyika" (adv) '54-Van Heflin, Ruth Roman, Howard Duff 11 "Out of the Past" (dral '47-Kirk Douglas. Jane Greer. 4 23 6 10 (Cl "Play Dirty'' Cdra) '69-Michael Caine. Nigel Green 5 "rerror from the Year 5000" (sci.fl) '50--Ward Costello. 23 6 (Cl "John Paul Jones" Cdra) '59-Robert Stack, M1cdon11ld Carey. (29 8) "Olld1" (dra) '46--Rita Hayworth. Glenn Ford. 3 "Sink the Blsma"k" (dr1) '60-Kenneth More, Dana Wynter. 2 (C) "Wild & Wonderful" (com) '64-Tony Curtis, Christine Kaufmann 5 "Man In Black" Cmy,sl 'SO--Valentone Dyal! 6 "To Please A Lady ' (rom) '51-Clark Gable. Barb ara Stanwyck 7 (C) "Panic: In Needle Park" Cdra) '71-AI Pac1no, Kiily Winn. 13 "Pey or Ole" (dra) '6o--Ernest Boranlne • I THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNt 2. 1974 MEET THE GOVERNORS Six of the nation's leading governors will be the guests in a special one-hour edition of Meet the Press Sunday (3PM) at the beginning of the 66th meeting of the National Governors' Confer· ence to be held In Seattle, Washington. Scheduled to appear on the telecast are (top l ·R), Tom McCall (R.·Ore.); Malcolm Wilson (R.-N.Y.); Daniel J. Evans (R.·Wash.), Chairman and Host Gov· ernor for this year's Conference; (bottom l ·R) Jimmy Carter (D.-Ga.); Wendell R. Andersgn (D.·Minn.); and Dan Walker (D.· Ill.). N "THI SMALL CAR IXPllTS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES-SERVICE -PARTS PIHONALIUD UASING -AU. MAKES & MODELS A flllE SE1EC110N Of USED CBS 842-7781 540-0442 Serving _Af/ Beac/, Ulie6 5 MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY 11135 IEACH BLVD. 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Mo ft day thro 119ll Friday 11 ·8 , Sat.rday I 0 ·5, Su day 12 ·5 • 445 E. 17th, COSTA MESA atlantic music stereo Letters to a Brave · Boy: Young Teddy Kennedy's Fan Mail DAILY PILOT Qu.iz-How Well Do You Know Your Levels of 66Smart"1 ORANGE COUNTY, CA LIFORN IA A Chat With TV's - Most Famous Boss: Ed (Lou Grant) Asner sk Them Yourself • W1111 to Hk • l1mou1 peraon • quHllon? send '"-«aue•Uon Oft • po91o•nl, to "Aak," Fmmlly WMkly, 641 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022. We'll pmy 16 for publl•ct queetlona. Sorry, we can't 1n1wer 01tie11. FOR LOWELL THOMAS, newsman ls there anyplace in the world you haven~t been that you would like to explore? (You can see btj my name why I'm curiow/) -Lowell K. Thomas, Canton, Ohio •Yes. Mr. Thomas, there are at least two thousand places on th.is planet I'd like to visit. Recently, Astronaut Neil FOR SEN. RIRCll BAYH (D-lnd.) Why doesn't Medicare pay for Pap tests? After all, the mortolity rnte fro~ t'en•ical cancer is highest among older women.-M. 0 .. Ocala, Fla. • The only reason I call discover why this test is not n ow t'Ovcrcd is the cxdusion from the Me<lica!c program of "routine physical checkups.'' But I ngree that a .test for uterinc canc<>r should not he in the same class as a checkup. If wc wait for a complaint to develop-in which case the Pap smear would come under Medicare-it may be too late. FOR LUCILLE BALL How many TV shows have you made?-Vincent L. Kelly, Woodcliff Lake, N.J. • At the conclusion of this year's production of "H ere's Lucy," I will have 6lmcd 483 episodes, which include the old "I Love Lucy'' series and 'i'he Lucy Show." FOR CHAD EVERETT You portray the rol~ of Dr. Gannon on "Medical Center• very convincingly, and I wonder if you ever had an inclina- tion to the mcdicnl profession?-Mrs. Walter Pitts, Lake City, Mich. • Let's put it this way: If I found it necessary for some rea- son to forsake the acting p rofession and start a new career, J seriously believe I would consider the medical profession. And thanks for the compliment. FOR DENNIS WEAVER Is the accent you use on "McCloud" your own, or do you use it just for the TV series?-S. J., Charlevoix, Mich. • I made it up, but it's pretty close to my own. I was born in Joplin, Mo., and attended the University of Oklahoma. But now I use the accent purposely. People from the coun- try relate to it. It helps tl1em like the character of McCloud. Makes them think he's sort of a nice, friendly fellow. FOR THE "ASK THEM YOURSELF" EDITOR Why doesn't Ann-Margret use her last name?-Ray Saw- man, Miami, Fla. • Ann-Margret, who is married to actor Roger Smith, de- cided not to use her maiden name, Olsen, when she started in show business because she knew people in the puhlic eye are always the targt•ts of vicious gossip and mmors. Aware of her parents sensitivity in thjs area, she wanted to shield them from any adverse publicity, and felt that if she dropped her last name, they'd be cloaked in anonymity. But before she made the dedsion, Ann-Margret had the approval of her parents. of whom she is fiercely protective. She hns often heen heard to say: "When it comes to my family, I'm like a jealous tigress ... Cover Photo by Rod Moyer Armstrong told me he thought it would be an excellent idea for me t<.> join one of the space Bights. The next time I see Dr. Fletcher, head of NASA, I'm going to urge him to ar- range this. As for the innumerable places here on earth I'd like to visit, there is the for back country in Brazil, the northern half of Siberia and a mountain range in Antarctica that bears my name-n11d yours. Oh, yes, and I'd also )jJce to visit Canton, Ohio, home of the Football Hall of Fame and Lowell K. Thomas! FOR SISTER JANET MEAD, llie 1111n wlw si11~s ''1'/ie Lord's Prayt•r" lo rock tl11w Many of my older Cath olic friends are taken aback by your singing .. The Lord's Prayer" to rock time .. How do you reply to such criticism?-M. S. Moore, Atlantic City, N.J. • I sec C hrist as a pt"rson with a vision of drawing all peo- ple together in happiness, and I St:e my worlc as part of His vision-to bring people to Co<l through music. FOR MICHAEL DOUGLAS, starring in "Tl1 c Streets of San Francisco" Were you mnde to give up car racing and 8yiog when you went into the series "The Streets of San Ftancisco"?- S. JC. T., Yreka,{;alif. • • Yes. The reason is that I totaled my formula Ford rnC'ing car at Riversi<IC. I hurt my Jenee, and I didn't foel I could afford to take that kind of chance whj)e I was in a series. Al so, I am very competitive, and to be best you have to practice constantly. I just didn't have time. I still fly oc- casionally. I'm checked out for single-engine planes. FOR BOB HOPE Why did you change your name from Leslie to Bob?-Da11 Turnblom, Brigham City, Utah • When I first started in vaudeville l was going to use my own name. Leslie, but I thought Bob sounded more like "one of the boys." Even though people shortened Leslie to Les, I never lilced it. But changing it to Bob didn't help much either. Once they put my name outside the theater a.' "Ben Hope." When I protested, the manager said, "Who11 know?" -- FOR CLIFF ROBERTSON Is it true that you are an expert skier and have won more medals than anyone in Hollywood?-Ellen Smith, Chicago, m. • No. f'vc only lwcn in n11e ski race-the Sun Valley Pro-Am. which teams up amateurs like myself with professionals. I was teamed witl1 two marvclohs skicl's, Harold Stuefcr and • Jack Deattie. WC' c1\me in second. Had l known I was radng against the presidl·nt of Warner Bros., I would have 11tartecl slower. Inciclentnlly. Jim Rrolin was first. June 2. 1974 /iunl(V ~ Ttle Newspaper M•gazlne MORTON FRANK, President •nd Publf•h« PATRICK M. LINSKEV, V.P.-Ad Director Sid t..yeflky, Marbling Dir.; G«•ld S. Wroe, Eastern Mgr.; Robert D. Olldl, Associate Eaatern Mgr.; Joe Franr, Jr., Chicago Mgr.; JoMph Kelly, Detroit Mgr. PUBLllHH "E.1..ATIONI: ROBERT D. CARNEY and LEE ELLIS, V.P.a and Co-Directors; Robert H. Marriott, Mgr.; Aobeft J, Chrttt18n 'UILtaHe" HAVICES; Robert B•r*er, Promotion; Cetyl Ell•r, Merchandising; Louie LMata, Distribution. LEONARD 8. DAVIDOW, CMlnnen MOAT PERSKY, V.P.-Edltor-ln-Chlef Reynolds Dodson, M•naglng Editor Alduwd Yeld8U, Art Director Aoaetrn Anweya, Women's Editor M•rltrn HanMn. FoOd Editor Joaft Henrlcll•n, PameS. How•rd and H•I LandOn, Associate Editors: Estelle W•lpln, Art Asst.; OIOrl• Brt4tr, Pictures. Contributing Editors: Pffr J. Oppenhelln4lf', HollywoOd; Larrr Bortet9tn. Sports. P"ODUCTION: Melbourne Zlpprlch, Director: Rlcflard Wendt, Mgr.; Aoberte Colllnt, Makeup. Headquarters: 641 Lexington Ave .. N.Y •. N.Y. 10022!I)1974 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rights reserved. A pvMlclllotl Of Do-C-lcMt.fta, ltte. E4hr9nl "· DewN, Jr,, Chf., E1t1outft1e omcff "°'MMI t. Trewtl>te, PrNfdenr ' ' ' .. VICEROY EXTRA MILDS Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Ci~rette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. , . Teddy Kennedy's F"n Mail The letter to Joan and her husband, Seo. Edward M. Kennedy, was from a stranger: · Se~nteett years ago we had a similar decision ro make for our 13- year-oltl daughter Mary . Amputa- tion was done . ., .. Mary is 30 now, has received her education, includ- ing a master's degree. Site is mar- ried to a teacher, has two children, drives a car, and is a well-adjusted individual, wife, mother and teacher. At tlie tin~ when the surgery was {J(!r/ormed, we were l'ery fortunate to receive the counseling of Dr. Emily Hess, a rehabilitation specialist in Cincinnati. TM advice was: "You will be doing her 110 f a\·or by doing things for your daught~r that she could be doing /or herself. The first time you raise eve'• one finger to 'help' her, you have made the fint move toward making lter a depen- dent, resentful and 11nlrappy per,fo11. If you must cry-and you will-don't do it in her presence. She needs un- derstanding· and love, 1101 pity. u t her lil'e a normal life-don't make excuses for her-let her have tire re- sponsibilities site naturally would "·' port of the family." What may-have sounded a bit harsh was very sound advice. It was not always easy, but a combina!ion of faith, common sense and a good sense of l111mor on Mary's part ltos litlped lier a great deal. The very best wishes to Teddy and to both of you .... /'the letter had a profound effect on J~an Kennedy. Not that she wouldn't have come to the same conclusion her- self. but the letter helped give her cour- age. As soon as Teddy was back home and at school, Joan asked her servants and her son's teachers at St. Albans School for Boys to give her so n abso- 1 ut~l y no special treatment or favor him in any way. "Be tough,'' she said. The letter printed above is o nly one of 50,000 that the Kenoedys' received when the news broke that 12-year-old Teddy J r. was suffering from cancer and doctors had decided to amputate his right leg above the knee. These letters helped sustain and bolster the family through their dark days. "It is comforting to get this mail from people wh_c have lived through the same thing and been made stronger and more re- silient by it," Joan says. "People do care and do try to share grief and re- 4 • FA Mil y WEE Kl Y. June 2. 197' ,,-- "I know you are scared. So was I. I had my left leg removed to the hip .... I am nine years old." Joan Ke1medy Shares the Poignant Letters to Her Son By Fra.ees Spatz Leightoa PNMriptk>n for Teddy'• recovery: No epecial treatment, no favors. spond. I feel that we have thousands of new friends. and I am Vl!ry grateful to them." Joan was amazed at the diversity of the people writing. For ex.ample. one prisoner at Missouri Training Center for Men, who couldn't even afford a stamp. wrote: ''I didn't really have the money to buy this stamp for this letter so J bor- rowed it. Jn some way I had to let you know that me and many more of m y brothers dig you and your family .... I can't seem to understand why such a nice family of people have such bad luck in life.'' Joan doesn't know either. Friends close to the Kennedys say that of all the family. Joan took the news the hardest. Her husband hnd to be the one to break the news to h.is son-she could not bear to. But once the initial shock was over, she was like a rock. spending all her time at the hospital. ··1 have to be not only. a mother but a friend." she said. "Teddy needs both." She was very proud of the way her son reacted. He was very adult, being concerned about her welfare above his own, and even-though she gulped nnd choked a little at the time-announcing that he wanted the severed leg to be used for medical research ... And can you imagine," she told ·friends, "he apologiz.ed to us for upsetting our y hedules!" Joan is also proud oC how Teddy'11 sister Kara, 13, and his kid brother, six- ycar-old Patrick, have behaved, keep- ing things light and cheerful and mak- ing gag gifts for his homecoming. Even more remarkable, she feels. is the per- formance of his best friend, Teddy Tuh- ney, the son of his f;ather's friend and colleague, Sen. John Tunney. Teddy Tunney was told about the serious con- dition of his best friend's health even before her son knew it. Teddy Tunney. who is also 12, rose to the occasion, keeping the secret nnd bCing a good playmate. He kept up a good show un- til the operation was over. Then he visited Teddy Kennedy at the hospital, came home aAd fainted. But the letters arc what have given Teddy Jr. and his parents most of their confidence. Like the one from a New Jersey man who has worn an artificial ) . leg fo r ·•so years now and I don't u,r~ a cane or any support." The letter off en a to teach Teddy "all the tricks" of walk- ing so that he, too, can throw away the cane. Or the letter from the parents of an eight-year-old girl who, a year ago. in South Dakota, had ex.actly the same o peration, and "-'ho tell Joan and the Senator: Clrildren have a .rtre11gth and ac- ceptance tllat we adults can't begin to matclr. Tlris can be a devastating uperie11ce, but we have found it a very positive growtlr experience in our family. Holly has a dimension to lier that many 11eople never ac- quire in a lifetime, a11d an inner strengtlr far surpassing many. Sire has given 11s more titan we could pos- sibly give her. We know tlrat no matter wlrat lrappens sire is an ex- dmple and a11 impimtion to many people. Or the Richfield, Ohio, Cather who wrote that '"just 13 months ago today my son Steven, then 13, underwent an identical operation .... For whatever comfort and encouragement that it may bring to you, I would like to tell you that within five months after his opera- tion Steve had played golf at the PGA National, now rides his regular. ten- specd bicycle proficiently, engages in fairly normal social activities and has rl!turncd to school. where his academic achievements have been at least equal Co11tinued • I . SOMETHING BIG HAS HAPPENED TO KOOL-AID: INTRODUCING HAMD1Utf.• CONVINllNa ANDICONOMY IN A 10·0UARTCAM. The can is easy to store. The pre-measured scoop makes Kool-Aid• Soft Drink Mix easy to prepare. The re-sealable plastic lid makes it easy to save some for tomorrow. And the price is easy to take. Kool-Aid• h~ always been a better value than the leading carbonated beverages. With HandyCan1;you'll save even more. You'll find HandyCan1 .. in a special display at your store. 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You're glad you can enjoy summer's pleasures with them, dependably protected with Tampax tampons. Teddy Kennedy's Fan Mail c,.,,,,,,..,,, "Losing a teg does not mean to alt.on the sideline and let lite pas you by." ~ l,O 1 \'\1'( This I• the let'9r Teddy Jr. wrote when he heerd that 13-yur-old Stephen Sutherland of Miami 9Uffered an amputation for the same IMSOf'I he did. • lo his preoperative level. : .. This year has been one of reaJ accomplishment and growth, both for Steve and his parents." To that last line Senator Kennedy echoes an ameo, f~r he has frankly stated that he feels the tragedy has brought he and Joan closer tog~ther in spirit than they have ever been. A mother in Bellevue, Wash .. sent a message in caps that Joan felt struck just the right note of "upbeat philoso- phy"': . LOSING A LEG DOES NOT MEAN TO SIT ON THE SIDE- LINE AND LET LIFE PA~S YOU HY. PLEASE DO NOT DESPAIR WHAT HAPPEN£/) TO YOUR SON TEDDY. IT WAS A VERY• BIG TRAGEDY. BUT AS ONE PARENT TALKING TO AN- OTHER. THE S AME HAPPENED TO OUR SON WHEN HE WAS /4 YEARS OLD. NOT FROM CANCER BUT IN AN AUTOMO- BILE ACCIDENT. BESIDES LOS· ING HIS LEG HE HAD A COM- PLETE KIDNEY FAILURE AND HE PULLED OUT OF IT OKAY. H E IS NOW 21 YEA.RS OLD, GOES TO COLLEGE. SWIMS, t a FAMI\. Y WEEK\. Y. June 2, 1974 DIVES AND WATE R SKIS. I HOPI:.' A FEW NOTES LJKI:. T HIS WILL H E LP YOUR SON. The letters that have touched Joan rbe most, however, arc those from tbe children who have·had the same opera- tion. and who write directly to her son. For example, this one from a ceenager who writes on lined notebook paper: Hi, my name is Matt. I'm 15 and I lfre i11 New Mexico. I've had my right leg gone almost a year now. I hod bone cancer in my, knee. I know !tow you feel to lose,. your /ef.f, but wliat the heck. You can do just · ·as mucli with. a artificial leg as you can a real one. That is if you want to. I lcnow you'll go through a lot of pain and hurting but you'll come · througli just fine. After you get your artificial leg its pretty cool: If any- body cuts you down cause of your leg. don't let it bot/tu you. If their so low that they have to use your leg to try to bring you down to tl1eir le\•el their prelly sick. I got my nrti- {icial leg in April &: I've gone camp- ing a lot & this last week I even went deer Jiu111ing. I got a dur 100. I even passed Drivers Education witli an ··A" and now I can Rel my drivers license. The leUer ends with a bit of philoso- phizing that only a kid could truly appreciate: One thing good for us is that we had time to except the fact that we were going to lose a leg. Just think how you'd feel if you got your leg cut off in a car wreck or like a friend of my brothers. who lost his leg when he got bit by a raJt/esnake. Another prized Jetter, also on lined. loose-leaf notebook paper, is amusing for its slightly superior air. though it is written by what 12-year-old Teddy con- siders "a little kid'': Dear Ed, How are you doing? I know you are scared. So was I. I liad my left leg removed to the hip. . The doctors found out wlren I broke my leg in a bike accidetlt iri J11ne. After that I was s ... ·immiflg with my f rimds, riding a bike. playing tennis, playing lcickball, hiking and ~·olle yball. You will learn, too. I am ni11e years old. Good luck a11d take care. Y our new friend Matt P.S. Please write back. .. By now, Matt, who lives in LaCres- ceot. Minn .• has probably received a cant with his "new friend's·· own hand- writing repro<luce<l on it in bluu. It was Teddy's own idea to write a card that 1.:ould go lo his thousunds of well- wishers. Ted's letter, on a fi ve-by-seven hc11vy- paper, off-white card, says: 'l'lu111k. you for se11di11g your feel- i11f(S, notes, and tliouglrts anti re- membl'fing me in yo11r prayers. The .li11le time it took you to write these notes enco11ra}led me greatly, and flOW I am just b~gi~ning to walk. Thank you 1·ery much fur think:inf( of mt. love Tt•tldy Kemtedy Jr. Needless to say, Teddy has not seen alt the 50,000 letters received-only those that are "upbeat and inspiring or humorous," Joan says. Like one that reads, "Get well and shake a leg!"' It's hard to know whether lhey be- long in the inspiri11g or humorous cate- gory, but some of Teddy's best letters come from little girls, one of whom wrote, from Fairhaven, Mass.1 ··1 saw your picture in the paper and 1 Lhink your cute, for an older man." How has tbe ordeal ch.angcd Teddy Jr.? His family and teachers and friendi. agree that it has made him a little more introspective aod also a little more anxious to take life lightly and see the humor of·things. He is spending more time with the telescope that his father ' gave him, scanning the skies and mull- ing over the mysteries of life. He also has a bugging dcvici:. ar ' he teases his family and the servanl~ by threatening to bug them aJI. But every once in a while Teddy gets a faraway look in his eyes as be.gazes at an oar leaning against his bedroom wall. It is one of those t.hac was used on the raft on which be and his father and Teddy Tunney and his father shot the rapids on the Colorado River in Utah last summer. lt arrived at the Georgetown Universily Hospital with a letter that is still one of Joan's favorites and is Teddy's choice for the most in- spiring: While r11n11ing rivers, m y bont- mr11 and I sometimes find ourselves thrown uQ course <m<I in rtipids al- most too big to ha,!dlr. 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Gold on .999 fine Silver one C'uy late Lp .iJ I I ounce 1n101(') for $16.00 each plus S.H SifD"IUlc ~I for post.aae and insurance. Uhnois ~~dcnu add S'i;, .. 1es tai.. I IMPORTANT: ORDERS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY JUNE IS, 1974. I ·---------------~-------- Proof finished, limited edition ingot of Pure Silver and 24 Kt. Gold on Pure Silver When it comes to people who arc diffi- cult to choose gifu for ... fathers are nolorious ! But here is a Falher's Day idea 1hat captures the spirit of Father's Day. This year you can choose a gift lhat is. at once, unusual. exciting and senti· mental: The Hamilton Mint's First An- nual Father's Day Jngot. ' The ingot, a full ounce of precious Silver. carries an orisinal work of art by Thomas Rubel. Entitled "Under the Old Oak Tree," Rubel's composition ellpresses the warm companionship of the Farher·Child relationship. The de- sign was interpretr"' for the ingot in high relief by master sculptor. Alfred Brunellin. The Proof Qualily Finish, combining a frosted image against a mirror-like baelcground, hcighlens 1he effect of the ttlief sculpture. An unusual girt. the ingot will show your thoughtfulness and imagination. It's sentimental value 1s assured; it's investment potential is an exciting plus. ChooR SUn r or U Kt. Gold on Siln r "Under the Old Oak Tree" 1s available in a limited edition of one full ounce ingots of .999 Fi~ Silver-the purest Silver yo u can buy . . . or just S 12.SO each. And. for an even richer. more valuable interpretation, lhe work is available in a deluxe edition of 24 Kt. Gold on .999 Fine Silver for only $16.00 per ingot. Tiiis Father'• Oay Edition is a Strktly Limited, Flnt Annual Issue In the medallic art field traditionally and historicallJ.!-first annual editions have bttn especially prized and souaht after. And because rarily can add sub· stantially to the polential for increasing value of artwork uccutcd in precious metals, The Hamilton Mint has placed a limitation on the minting of these First Annual Father's Day ingots. Ingots will be struck to fill the oroers postmarked by June Is. 1974. Once those orders are fi lled, the dies for the work will be dcslroyed and no addi- tional "Under the Old Oak Tree" ingots will be minted-ever ! This Ii mil pro- tects •he value or your ingol. whelher ii is intended as a gift o r as an addition to your own collection. Handsome Prtta1tatioo Case Included at No Extn Ctuirce With cacli ingot you order, you will receive an attractive p~scntation case designed especially for your inaot. The.. case is particularly built to display the ingot and also ideal for sroring 1he valuable item. A Certificate or Authenlicity, attest· mg 10 the owner's slatus as one of a limited number of collectors possessing 1his limited-edition mcdellic artwork. will also accompany eacl'\ inaot. STRICTLY LIMJTED EDITION ALL ORDERS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY JUNE IS, 1974 Edward (Lo11 Grant) As11er: .. lnter"lew by Belen Dorsey -~1y Life Is l "lke Ml' Gatrden ••• I Wish J Were a Better Gardener'" Ed Asner and his wife Nancy, their t~n-and-a-half-year-old twins, Matthew and Liz.a, their seven-year-old daughter Kate, plus an assortment of animal friends, li ve in a beautiful, rambling stucco house in Bel Aire. Calif. Nancy's muin concern has been to turn what Ed describes as a "Yuk" of a house into a beautiful, warm. open home. Ed's main concern is the maintenance of the grounds-a profusion of wildlife, plants and trees. Ed, dirty and sweaty from working in his yard, talked as he walked around. His cats and dogs followed us . . ''I'm a worrier and a fretter. I'm compulsive about life. J don't spend enough time with my son. I'm too busy picking up sticks. That's just like frittering away life. Picking up sticks implies narrow vision and limited scope, bothering with petty details. That's my problem. ''Both my pa.rents were hardwork- ing people. My father (Morris Asner) was a quiet, strong, alone-type man. He was a beautiful man, and J loved him very much. Since 1 was the youngest of five children. I became Mama's baby. more shielded from the other children. "I rc~lly didn't get to know my father until I went to high school and began working in h.is scrapyard. My brorhcrs shunned the physical side and w8nted to get into the business end. They were right, but I never wanted the busi ness siJc of it. I wanted the drama of it, the manhood of it. I never wanted to do anything bur load, unload, break, cho p, stack and sweat. "My mother Lizzie was always a busy beaver. Even though she took good care o f ber family, I'm sure rhere were times she would rnlher have worked with my father. "I'm proud of the way we live, but I don't spend enough time with my children. l'm a big talker about lov- ing chem and wnnting to do things for them, but when it comes to creating the time for them each day or each week, I fail miscrably .. Still, r suppose my krds are aware that I'm here if they need or want me. "My wife and I nre concerned about our children finding their own identiries and developin~ their own • • FAMILY WEEKLY. Juno 2. 11174 "N.ncy and I want our chlldren lo find their own identltln." ''I'm a big talker about loving my kids and wanting to do things for them, but when It comes to creating time for them each day or each week, I fail miserably." potentials. This is particula rly lrue with the twins, Matthew and Liza. They have been separated in school since they were three. Matthew is a bright boy, but lazy. He needs a lot of encouragement. He's fascinated with baseball. Liza is very bright. giflcd, very sweet, and nosy about life! Bur she's so thorough about what she does that our only problem may be inspir- ing her to do the big things in life, ra ther than picking up sticks like her father! ·'Seven-year-old Kate is a pistol! She'll probably start some new cult or something when she grows up. Her sensitivities are very delicate. She draws beautifully. "Sometimes l become overwhelmed by having too much house. t look around and say, 'Oh, how I'd like the four walls of a condominium! I'd get lots of books, turn op the hi-fi, play all the music, spend three hours a day playing tennis rather than wor- rying about the mainrenance and up- keep of a house, the grounds and the animals I'd take trips.' Now, I say all this. I'm sure Nancy would he the first one to call men liar, but it's something to shoot for!" I STYLE850 ' STYl£831 STYl.£840 STYLEl51 SPfCIAL BONUS~ ORDER 3 OR MORE RINGS ... RECEIVE THIS STUNNING PENDANT FREE! 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No portion e1n be r1prod~ced •ilhoul our writt•n permiulon • ' . Warning: The Surgeon Ge~ral Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Oangerou~ to Your Health. , Most athletes compete against other athletes, or against time and .. the record book. But a few find ultimate satisfaction in competing against fear. Here, they tell what it's like to take the field in sports so risky that injury and death can sometimes be odds-on favorites. ,-.. The Death-Defiers: What Makes So Many Spor-tsmen -Tempt-Fate? By Larry Bortsteln "S ecurity is mortals' chiefest enemy." That lioc from Shakespeare amply de- scribes a band of modern-day adventurers who arc engaged in sports you won't find being played in studiums or on ball fields. Rather than fiod their com- petitive thrills on football, hockey or polo teams, these sportspersons-men aod women -prefer the exhilaration of the individual challenge. They dare to risk pain-and even life itself -deliberately, gratuitously and, perhaps, compulsively. FAMILY WF.EKL v wondered what k.ind of people are tempted by high-risk sports. Are they united by some common bond? Motivated by some overwhelm- ing drive? Perhaps we can un- derstand what makes them par- ticipate in their bazar~ous activ- ities after we read what some of these adventure-sports stars have to say. BOB WILLS, Hang glider Bob WilJs, 23, of Santa Ana, Calif., and his younger brother Chris, 21 , are America's cham- pion hang gliders. (The sport is also known as sky surfing.) Bob holds the hang-gliding record for altitude gained above take- off ( 1,070 feet), and also holds the fl ight-endurance record of 8 hours, 24 minutes. "Flying has always been a thrill, and hang gliding-well , it's the most exciting thing I've ever done. And I've driven race cars and motorcycles ancr all sorts of stuff. ''Probably the most exciting thing I've done so far occurred last September when Chris and I took off from the edge of the ' crater of Haleakala in Hawaii and landed near the Maui shore, 10,000 feet lower. "Though this is a pretty young sport, there arc different types of competitions. There's target gliding, where you try to land within a specified · bound- ary; and gliding for form, where you make turns and spins; and high-speed diving, and so forth. Lasi October the first national hang-gliding champions.hips were held in Sylmar, Calif. Chris won, and I took second. "I think more and more peo- ple are going to get in to hang gliding because it's not all that dangerous. You have to learn something about what air can do to you, and a few other tech- nical things, and you're susc:ep- tible to all the tbfogs that can happen to an airplane. But you're flying much slower than a plane-rarely more than 35 miles an hour. "When you get lo the top of your takeoff point, you have to wait for lbc wind and then get up the nerve to take two steps out. Suddenly you're flying. But for a newcomer to gliding those first two steps-off a sheer cliff- are the hardest." Cot11inued Bob Wiiia, above, desctlbes aome of the fine points of hang glldlng: "When you get to the top of your takeoff point, you have to wait for the wind and then get up the nerve to take two steps out." .. ,,. Sports Extn1 FAMILYWEEKLY,June2.1974 • 11 ' .... THE FASTEST WAY TO A MAN•s HEART IS THROUGH HIS WORKSHOR (AND HIS .GARDEN.) Six great Fathers Day Gifts from Black& Dec~er. %" Variable Speed Drill Kit A sander, a polisher. a grinder, a buffer and a drill-all in one. All accessories included. And ils variable speed feature lets you drill in many materials, from wood to plastic to metal. Double insulat~d. A $24.39 value if bought separaiet~. #7015. Only 1999 • .......... .... - • Power-Plus Cordless Grass Shear Cordless. convenient. 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Comes with an assortment of handy attachments for sanding, scraping, spade edging and wire brushing. Double insulated. #8301 . 3299 • I ft1 For the Workin' of the Wood. (And the Cuttin' of the Green.) Black & Decker. For your nearest Black & Decker dealer, caJI 800-243 -6000 FREE, day or night. In Connecticut, call 1-800-882-6500. •• ' ' Deatl1- Defiers Contirw~d DEBBIE LAWLER, Motorcycle jumper At 21, Debbie Lawler is an unlikely looking daredevil. But since ~nterjog the sport of mo- torcy41e jumping in 1972, she has become one of its most ac- complished performe~. as well as the most physically appealing. "J guess if I ever was going to gee out of motorcycle jump- ing, 1 would have quit afler my crash at the Ontario Motor Speedway in California this past March 3. l made my longest jump that day-abollt 140 feet- but the last 35 feet or so came after J had lost control of my motorcycle and my bands came off rbe handlebars. I rolled along the ground, hit the wall, and broke my back in three places. "The crash taught me some- thing about myself and about my sport. The day I crashed was very windy, and when you're as small as I nm aod riding a lightweight bike like J do, wind c-an give you a lot of Lrouble. But J never thought for a minute of quit- ting. A few days after the crash the doctors let me out of the hospital for a couple of~hours to appc;ir on a television show so J could let my fans know I'd be back. The fans have really come out for my jumps all over the country, and motorcycle jum~ iog has become very big. For a long time Evel Knievel was the only big name in the sport. He's a great guy and has given me plenty of encouragement. He's still the king of motorcycle jumping. But J'm the queen. And I want to continue being queeo for a long time .. The money aod the fame I cao get in this sport beat anything I ever could have hoped for. ··1 always thought I would do something coonecled with mo- torcycles. My dad was a pro- fessional cycle racer and I lea'roed to ride when I was a young girl. I figure I have noth· ing to fear on a cycle. I've a.1- ready had one scary experience: When J was 18, I had a mild form of breast cancer, which the doctors were able to cure wilhout surgery. Actually, I can think of only one thing I'm scared about. Getting married! h's about the scariest thing I can imagine. I don't like som~ one else teUing me what to do.'' Wide Wortd Craig Breedlove wantt to ellceed the speed of sound fn • land wehlc ... CRAIG BREEDLOVE, Speed seeker Craig Breedlove, 37, of Tor- rance, Calif., was the first man lo travel 400, 500 and 600 miJes per hour on land. He is super- vising the construction of a vehicle in which he hopes to cxoecd the speed of sound. "Every time I've stepped into a car-whether it was a 200- mile-per-hour dragsler<>r a 600- mile-per-hour land speed ma- chine -I've experienced fear. You have to be at least a lilllc apprehensive. Jt helps you con- centrate better. rve had my share of crashes. The most spec- tacular was probably at the Bon- neville Salt Flats in Utah in 1964, when I averaged 526.28 mph for two runs across the measured mile. But 1 lost con- trol on the back run and the car went off course, knocking down two telephone poles and sending me into the water. Miraculous- ly, I came out of it with only a cut leg. "In thinking about breaking the sound barrier on land, a dif- Co11tin11ed FAMILY WEEKLY, June 2, 1974 • 13 0 'ii :> ii) c • ~ < AN EXPERT ANSWERS YOUR OUESTIONS ABOUT MUSClES Our flla sbow t1..t ttaouandl Of radm'S llke yaurutt Wllfft to balld butg- lng muscles and achieve ral plrplCll power llke tblf r fllVot Ila lllllettc clllm- plona. How to 10 about tt? Wt decided to ask an expert, Ona Prowse, 3-tlrnn Brttlde Welght11ftlng ca..mplon and lad- ing fitness expert. Hen an his~ Q. What dot~ it takt 10 buUd muscl.ts7 A Basically, i1 takes exercise. AJrnost any cur- • ci.se will bcJp to develop a1 least some o( your muscles if you keep at it Iona cnouah and hard enou&.h. Q. ls11·11hnt an taJin way! A Yes. There is one outstandfagly ctr~tive tn.iJl. • ing method that is also fast and cuy-tbe one I use and recommend-the new Bullworkcr system. Q. Whal'.r that? I The Bullworltcr is a revolutionary new mus· "-clc-buildina uerciser based on Isometrics, the science that increases s1rength up 10 four 1imts faster than convrntional methods. In my opinion. it's the most advanced trainina system in the world today. Many leading 11thlc1cr. use it: World-famous ffeavywe111ht Boxer Muhammad Ali, World Heavy weight Judo Champion Wim Ruska, and Cycling Champion Eddy Merclu, to n.amc only a ktr. Q. How lo11g dots 8111/worku tra111i11g takt? A BuUworltcr providtt absolutely the fastest • lcind of uercisc possible. In fact, an introduc- tion ttaining proar:im talces o nly 70 sccornh a day. No other system-weightliftina. puUcys, or strenuous calisthenics-can give you rcsulls so quickly and easily. On the cont.rary, many old- {ashi«>Md methods lake hours of sweary, borina worlt each day ... and it's often months before you ~gin 10 sec improvcmcn1s. Busy proltssional athletes and champions don't have lime for that. Nobody docs. Q '!ow /011f, does it takl be/ore )'Ou btgin 1et- • 111111 resu ts? Jaclc Barclay, Jun/or Mr. EurofH 1ltow1 tltr klnd o/ ,,411/ts lte aclt/e.,ed with Isometric B111/1o·,,,kn 1ralnln1. Dov' ''Owst. J.1i1n' Brltl11t W rl1ltt/1Jtl111 clt1,,,1p/on, drmo11stto1u o 1upr•~flectl•"' 7-ucoml '"""'"' Jn• 1,.1/ldln1 powu/ul b/npJ ... '"''"' tit~ "'"' 8111/wotlcu ,. /tit b1Jllt·ln powuwwtrr. A Wilh 1he BuUwork.cr, you can 11c1ually bciin • to ~ and measure lhe positive results ri&.hl • from 1he very first day! Tbank..s to a buil1-io mca-~urin11 device called 1he Powcrmettr. Aller every exercise you JUSt check lhe reading to sec ellac1ly how much your strength has increased from 1bc I.lily ~fore. There's no auesswork involvcii. Iso- metric Bullworkcr lrainina can incrcue your power at the amazing ra1c of up to 4% ~r week! Thai rneans a 50% inetl':lSC in s1no11h 1n the firsi three months alone. And l've known m:ioy youn1 meo who have aonc on to double and even triple their strenith. Q. What Jo those fig11tts mean i11 vu11al ttrms? A. They menn that io as little as 14 days you can actually bcJio to su muscle arowth In a mir- ror and vtrl/y It Wilh a tape measure. Every week 1hcreafu~r brings ever fas1cr arowth. Q 811r to get s11clr imprtJsfrt usullJ, don't )'Ou • have to work wry ha1d? A Absolutely not. That's the outs1andin1 advan-• 1a1e of Isometric trainina, .. it's so amazin41y easy!· Each ··s~tic-powcr·· lsomc1ric uercase lakes 011/y 7 suonds, and you barely have to move. h 's 001 even necessary 10 disrobe. The Bullworkcr is so light and compact, it can be used 11 home, in the office, anywhere ... even while wa1ching TVI ll's :i great improvement ovu bulky, c;cpeosive wciahts, bicycle machines, pulleys, etc. Q Ca11 Bu/l.,..•orkn framing e1·en dtve/op bodits • whiclr art "«k and skinny, "' fat and flabby! A Definitely! Ifs been pro,·eo by thousands of • men of every shape, size and age aU over tbe world. Bullworlter trainina helps 'trans.form ww1 thin arms iaro rippling, muscular pillars 01 strength, build bro:id, powerful shoulders, tum flal, shallow chesrs i1110 deep, manly ones, forge loose stomach flab into steel-hard, well-defined musele ... build 1h:11 "V" shape of a n:al athlete, develop sturdy, contoured thighs and calves .. ,. And all lhts lo record tlmt! What's more, I've known skinny, shy fellows who, after jus1 a !cw short weeks with BuUwork- er, turned in10 real a<>-aeners ... every inch a man ... bowling gjrls over with their dynamism, confidence, and oew found powerl You really have to sec the remarlrabJe etrecu. of Bullworlter for yourself to believe them! Q How ca11 out readers find 011t mort about the • B11flwo1ker, per/taps actually try It /or thtm-ul11ts? A l undemand that the Butlworker distributor • in 1he USA is now malting it available-free -on a two week home-rriaJ basis in order to in- troduce it to the aencral public. 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Last summer, in the English Leather Special, a prototype of the car I'm b4ilding now, I set a world acceleration record by reaching ., . H7 75mph in 4.76 seconds from a dead start. "The sound-barrier car will be a long, t,hin machine, about 50 feet in length. T here'll be 3,500 pounds of extrell)cly wwerful fuel in two tanks. When I start tbc efi~i~e 0 lhey1 Will combine and generate 35,000 pounds of thrust, or 70,000 horsepower, which will be (•nough for one run of less than JO seconds. I don't know when we'll be ready to go for the sound barrier, but I'm really looking for- ward to it." CHUCK COLLINGWOOD, Parachutist Chuck Collingwood: 2,700 fumpa with only three parechute malfunctions. C huck Collingwood is a 24-year-old Army staff sergeant at Fort Bragg, N.C., 'clod a member of the Army's "Golden Knights" sport-parachuting team. From June 16-2 1, at Tahlequah, Okla., he will be, defending the national championship he won in 1973. ''[made my first jump on February 7, 1970, and I've made more than 2, 700 since. J had a lot more fear in the beginning than I do now. But now I have complete confidence in my ability and in my equipment, ~o that J'!f\ not worried at all. Of course, you have to be prepared for a possible malfunction in your parachute, and then you have to react quickly to correct the problem. In all my jumps, I cao remember only three when there was a mal- function, including one at last year's national championships. Jn case of a malfunction, I cut loose the main parachute, which is strapped to my back, so that there can be no tangling of wires when I open my supple- mentary parachute, which I carry on my FAMILY WEEKLY. Juno 2. 197• • 15 chest. You're supposed lo open your para- chute at 2,000 feet; which you can read on your altimeter, so there's plenty of time to get the supplementary parachute out. ''We usually jump out of a plane-which is traveling at about 85 or 90 miles ao hour- from heights that range between 2,500 and 12,000 feet. In parachuting for style, my fa. voritc kind, there are five or six judges on the ground who judge your form and maneuvers in a free fall of 6,600 feel. Last year, I won the style competition, as well as the overall national championship, by averaging 7.9 M!C- onds for 15 jumps over a five-day period." Co11ti11uec/ I 'tknow When you don't have a skill, finding someone to teach you be pretty tough. But the Air rce offers you training in one more than 250skill areas. And , we'll pay you while you learn. You wa"nt -to· ~u t~-Equal opportunity for both 111• , .. men and women is another Im· facts? For the k>Catlon of YoUr portant factor in all of our vari-nearest Air Force recruiter, call ous Air Force programs, such as 800-447-4700, toll free. In 1111- Health Care, ROTC, Reserve, no is call 800-322-4400. Or send Academy, Officer Training, and in the coupon. Either way-It Women in the Air Force. can't hurt you. ·--------------------· Air rim:• Oppertv"ltlH A.f'W.f>4 f'.O. IH "' Pe•r1•, fl 11'14 Please send me more information on the Protrams checked. I understand there is no ooliaallon. O Air Force Treinlna O Air Force Academy QAlr Force ROTC OAlr Force Offlcer/Flylna Protram O Air Force Reserw O Air f'()('Ce Health Caro Proeram Name Sex (Ml-Cfl--f Please Print) Add~"'------------------------------Look up. Clly· ________ state·-----looked tO Zlp _____ Ptlone FORCup E. Education level Date of Graduation R Soc. Sec. s Date of Blrtti. __ _ ·--------------------· .. .- ~J1fl1-Deners Conti1111ed FRANCIS deMONTEREY, Rock climber A 51-year-old polymer chem- ist in New York City, Francis dcMontercy is an Austrian who began rock climbing in his na- tive country when he was seven. "Rock climbing is pan of mountaineering, and is not to be confused with mountain climb- ing. Wheo people climb moun- tains, they do some rock climb- ing as they go higher, but rock climbing involves negotiating sheer surfaces, rather than tra- versing the ledges and s lopes of mountains. There's a certain amount of danger, which is why Fr•nde deMon .. rey cllmbe sheer rock surfaces. irs usually not wise for any- one to go up a rock by. himself. "Many of my colleagues and I don·t like rock climbers who drill into rocks in order to insert pegs to support their weight. This is done in mountain climb- ing, but drilling is destructive. We prefer free climbing, in which we use our abilities, to- gether with pieces of hardware, ropes and other equipment, to help us get to the top. There is'a type of climber, called a boul- derer, who uses no equipment, and tries lo get as high as he can by using only his hands aod feet. "There are many famous rocks that attract the top climb- ers. Maybe the most famous is The Old M an of Hoy, a 450- foot rock off the island of H oy .. ·in the North Atlantic. For years it appeared to be an impossible climbing job. Nearly the entire thing is one sheer wall of rock. There are no easy footholds and virtually no natural holes on its surface. One false step means almost certain drowning in the ocean. But a six-man team fi- nally conquered it a couple of -years ago." 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY, June 2, 1974 BILL MUNCEY, Hydroplane racer Bill Muncey, 4S , of Seattle, is the most successful driver in the history of unlimited hydro- plane racing. He has won the Gold Cup, the biggest event in BUI Muncey Is atw•r-uncoMCfoua at the end of• aerJous accidenL lhe sport, five timca. Some anti-peraplrants promise to h8l dry. Some tell you they feel nice when thef Others say they are anti-stain. Now Dial Very Ory doea it all, An anti-stain, anti-wetness. anti-sticky, antl-perspirant. Jay Rand: "One ftler 1 .. 1 year landed on hi• back and ••• P•r•lyud." JAY RAND, Ski flier Jay Rand, 24. is a nalive of Lake Placid. N.Y., one of America's foremost wintcr- sports areas. He is one of the leading U.S. competitors in ski jumping and its more spectacu- lar offshoot, ski flying. "There's danger in my sport. What else can you call it when you're going 200 m iles per hour in a machine that has no brakes and can be spilled or sent air- borne by changes in wind or water conditions? But I put fear out of my mind when I'm out on a course. "I've bad a lot of serious in- juries in more than 25 years, in- cluding a permanent case of 'ftoaling kidneys.' Proba~ly my most famous accident was in 1958 when I sank a Coast G uard cutter. One writer said it was my second most incredible achievement. The first wus liv- ing to tell about itr "I was qualifying for the Gold Cup in Seattle and had won the first heat. We were starting the second heat and I was about a half-second behind as we hit the starting line. There was a lane open right next to the buoy line. I was doing about 160 mph and thought I could duck through lhcre and leave everybody. Trouble is, when you're on 2,500 horsepower, as we were then (today's boats have 3,000) you've got an aw- ful Jot of torque. The boat wanted to go to the left. J was trying to balance it up before hitting a comer where I had to turn. But the wheel wouldn't turn. Just theo, I spotlcd a 40- foot steel ·patrol boat directly ahead. Five Coast Guardsmen were aboard. I knew I was going to smack it. I turned off every- thing that might make lhe boat explode and was down to about 120 when I hit the boat amid- ships. It went down in 11 sec- onds, but the Coast Guard guys got out easily. When the boar hit, I must have gone over lhe top. I landed about 40 yards on the other side of the Coast G uard cutter. The people who picked me up didn't think I was breathing. I was, but I didn't know it. I have this reflex, that when I hit, I never can remem- ber it. I've always been uncon- scious at the end of a serious accident. That's fortunate. be- cause I have a relatively low threshold of pain.'' "Ski jumping is better known than ski flying because it's an Olympic sport. The big differ. ence between them is the dis- • tancc you travel. Jn ski jumping the course is 'either about 229 or 295 feet. But in ski flying many people have gone more Co11ti1111td .. s l e n l 0 s ., t IS • at are you gOing to do aDoutit? Many people are against cigaretteS. You've heard their arguments. And ~en though we're in ·the business of selling cigarettes, we're not going to advance arguments in favor of smoking. ·We simply want to discuss one irrefutable fact. A lot of people are still smoking cigarettes. In all likelihood, they'll continue to smoke cigarettes and nothing anybody has said or is likely to say is going to change their minds. Now, if you're one of these cigarette smokers, what are you going to do about it? 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In the air you reach a height of about 30 feet, and you have to.keep your body aa far forward on your skis as possible to reduce wind resistance. It seems longer, but you're in tbe air only seven or eight seconds. The landing slope suddenly rushes out to meet you, and then you really (eel the speed. JEROME ROBINSON, Bull rider One of the rop bull riders in U.S. professional rodeo is Jerome Robinson, a 26-year- old native of Brandon, Neb., who also conducts a school for buJJ riders in Fort CoJlins, Colo. "Bull riding is the most dan- gerous event in rodeo. Bulls are unpredictable, and when you're on top of a raging animal that wejghs between J ,300 and 2,200 pounds, with huge horns and hooves, there definitely are risks involved. You have to stay on a bull for eight seconds to gee a score for the ride. IC you get thrown sooner, you're out of the competilion. "Maybe r.he most interesting thing about our event is that you don't want the bull to be docile. We're scored on Lbe ba- sis of our form on rhe animal, and on how tough a ride the 11 • FAMll y WEEl<l v. June 2. 1974 The slope is a blur of white . "Naturally, when you're cov- ering more than lhe length of 1wo football fields in a few sec- onds, there's a certain amount of danger involved. ·ouys con- stantly get injured in ski flying- broken legs, broken arms, and . one flier last year landed on his back and was paralyzed. ''To be successful in ski fly- ing. you have to put all thought!! of danger out o( your mind. If you're hesitant or show fear. r.he air -pressure might lcnock you off your slcis, and that's when real trouble statts. You have to be aggressive." bull gives us. So you wont an ornery animal. We get a bull to buck and jump by tying a sheep- skin rope around his flank and rubbing it against him. Many people think we're hurting the bull, but the rope really creates a tickling sensation. 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Says Marilyn; "When your budget is down to almost nothing, bake a potato for each person and top with this hearty, protein-rich sauce." Tarn a Simple Potaio Into a DeUelous Meal? TUNA-SAUCED SPUDS 4 •rve (2li lbe.) ldllho or FUSMI beklng potato. v ... ..._oH 14 cup butter or margarine r-- 1 •teepoon tlnely chopped onion or 2 le~ lnslanl mJnctd onH>n "' cup flout '~ cup9mllk ~ ... 9poonaalt 1" 1e .. poon growMt black pepper 3 drope liquid hoe-pepper uuce 1 1ab1espoon •nipped fN9h dHI or dJllweecl• • 2 lableepoone dlll plckle Mee or lemon Juice V. cup chopped dlll plckle or pldcle ,.,..,, 2 cans (I~ or 7 ozt.) tuna, dr•lned and flaked Q,.ted PwmeNn c,,__ Paprlb 1. Preheat oven to 425°P. Scrub po- tatoes well. Rub with a little vege- rable oil. Prick with fork to allow steam to escape during bakiog. 2. Place on baking pan and bake I hour, or until fork-render. . 3. Make sauce: In medium saucepan melt buUer. Saute onion about 3 minut1:3, stirring. Stir in flour smooth- ly. Add milk all at once. Bring to boil- fog. stirring with wire whisk, until bubbly. Season with salt, pepper, hot- pepper sauce, dill, pickle juice, pickle. 4. Stir in tuna chunks. Heat gently un- til bubbly. Keep warm. 5. To serve, cut potatoes lengthwise and crosswise about I ~ inches deep. Press ends to Buff up potatoes. Place on plates. Spoon a generous amount of sauce over each potato. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and paprika. Makes 4 servings, J ~ cup! sauct •or we fresh snipped chives or scal- lion-tops. ORANGE 'N' CARROT ASPIC SAUD 1 pkg. (I ou..) or.,.....lla¥0f9Cf gelatin 1 li cupa bolling vrater 1 can (12 ou.) carrot Mee 1 can (IV. on.) cruthed pineapple, undr.,Md li cup ftnely chopped c.t.FJ 2 leblftpoon9 grated onion 28 • FAMIL y WEEKLY, June 2. 11174 Tune-Sauced Spuda: bty on the cook and..., on the budget. 3 tablespoona ctder vinegar 3 dt0p9 hot-pepper uuc. Crlap lettuce IU¥M Sour Cf'Hlll, optioml 1. Dissolve gelarin in boiJing water. Stir in carrot juice, pineapple, celery, onion, vinegar and hot-pepper sauce. 2. Pour into a 7x 1 J or 8x8x2-incb pan. Refrigerate. Stir a few times dur- ing chilling to blend ingredients. 3. Cul into squares to serve. Place on lelluce leaf on individual plates. Top , with a small spoonful of sour cream if desired. Makts 8 strvings PANTRY BREAD PUDDING Trim crusts from 4 or S slices dry bread; then toast and cut into ~ inch cubes. Arrange half the cubes in a shallow I -qt baking dish or pie pan. Prepare I pkg. (3~ ozs.) vanilla Instant-pudding mix as package label directs, with 2 cups cold milk, adding Yi teaspoon salt, ~ teaspoon nutmeg, !-ii teaspoon cinnamon and ~ teaspoon vanilla before beating. Pour half over bread cubes. Add re- maining bread cubes and top with re- maining pudding. Combine 2 table- spoons chopped nuts or cr ispy rice cereal and I tablespoon light-brown 1ugar and sprinkle over pudding. Broil 2 minutes 4 inches from heat- ing element, unlil lightly browned. Chill. Makes 3 c11ps, .5-6 servings er. ry. ce. ch g.r ry cb a n. la ge k, e- e- e n *'-.df'•rUeement '1,ltere l was, cou1tting niy daily thousand calories and siu<Jying every healthfood book in sight. And I t·a111.e "P with what were, for me, four little friends that made me skinny." This reporter discovered a w'~igltt-loss secret tlult worked for. her and even surprised her doctor. Is it right for you, too? The amazing Cider Vinegar, Lecithin, Kelp, B-6 Diet By MAHY ANN CRENSHAW who bas been writing on beauty and fashion for lhe New York 1'imes for .ten years. ''THERE ARE TWO sensible safe and tested diets tft·at can make you lose weight, all right. If, and only if, you pick one of them after reading this book and checking with your doctor and then stick with it -and stid fast. One is a high- prolei n, low-carbohydrate (notice we uid high-protein not high-fat) diet, and the other is a low-calorie diet -aided and abetted by my four fabulous discoveries. "I didn't discover them all at once, you understand. One at a time I tried them. And when I had counted all four, I seemed to hne come up with a formula that was, for me, seemingly infallible for making my weight come off with a sudden rush that surprised even ever· doubting me. It may just wortc for you, too! "lbe fbur were lecithin, cider vinegar, kelp and vitamin B-6. I can only say that I put them all together and came out thin! In two weeks, I lost 12 pounds. I found it difficult to believe. My doctor had to be shown before he would believe it, and it seemed pretty lu\ticrous for him to be asking me how I did it. Bt.tt there I was - thin agajn and still healthy. Ha• Never FailedtoTM<e Off Pound• "Now, since this fortuitous fat-off for- mula fell Into my lap by sheer ludc, I have tried the same recipe on many guine.i-pig friends. So far, lhc mysterious mixture of these four ingredients has never failed to take off pounds, a.s long as a low-calorie regimen was strictly ad- hered to. For I wouldn't dream of sug- gesting that these four, together with unlimited food intake, would make you lose weight. If you ever come up with a formula like that, you've no doubt got a ready million wailing for you. And for now, those of us who wish to get our weight down and keep it there will have to diet in one form or another. But my four little friends sure did moike things easier •.. and quicker, which is the best part of all. ''Now, I wish I could tell you that l had vast numbers of control subjects and laboratory tests on ttle usefulness of these four seemingly magic weight- losers. I can't But I have tried them. My friends have tried them. We have all lost weight, rapidly. And each of iltem is nothing more thin food -with the sin- gle exception of B-6, which is iust what it Ays it is, a vitamin -so I don't see how it could hurt you to try. Of course, you should check with your own doctor, anyway. I did.~ Introducing Mary Ann Crenshaw's "four little friends that made me skinny." Friend'1. Lecithin. In ''The Natural Way to Super Beauty," Mary Ann Crenshaw introduces you to the first of her "skinny friends," Lecithin. Pronounce it ;/less-i-thin" and calf it a miracle. For lecithin is a substance that, while not exactly misunderstood, is per- haps not yet fully understood. It is found in egg yolks and in some vegetable oils. But mostly lecithin is a little soybean stuff you may take u you like -in oils, in capsules, in granules. It is a food,not a drug. Miss Crenshaw reports of a doc- tor's experiment in which it was found that lecithin produced as much u a 30% decrease in cholesterol. Another thing she discovered with lecithin is that it ap- pears sim,pfy to shift your weight around to where yt>u want it. And if percha.nce- you Are skinny, but h~ve lumpy hips or thighs, it seems to streamline them! Friend'2. The Cider Vinegar Brew. Mary Ann Crenshaw reports how she ex- perimented with that old folk remedy of one teaspoonful of cider vinegar in a glass of water. How she began to drink vinegar brew every day, after every meal. And inches is what she lostf Friend'3. Kelp. Along wMI lecithin and cider vinegar brew, Mary Ann Crenshaw next discov- ered her "third friend" in her diet, Kelp. She tells you that kelp contains iodine, and iodine is what makes the mysterious metabolic system burn up the fuel the way ii shout d. Since her metabolic sys- tem bums everything too slowly (per- haps like yours) so that fat tends to pile up, she reveals how this wonder food acts in some mysteriou~way to make the fat grow thin! On her "help me, kelp" program she tells you how many t~lets of kelp she downed with her vinegar brew -and kept getting thinner! Frierid 11. Vitamin B-6. Mary Ann Crenshaw reports next how she came across a mind-blower! A Texas physician noted the slimming effects of Vitamin B-6, in the course of treating patients' leg cramps and numbness in fingers and toes with B-6, he discovered that they were losing weight and inches, especially around their waistlines -with- out changing one other element in their diets! According to the doctor, 8-6 works with the sodium and potassium in your body to set up a balance that regulates body fluids and prevents water re ten· lion -the same water retention that makes your clothes tight and shows up as extra weight! By adding 8-6 to her diet, Miss Crenshaw saw her body getting slimmer by the dayl Every meal was ended with cider vinegar brew that' • washed down the kelp. And now the B-6. Suddenly, miraculous things began lo happen. Her clothes actually hung on her. All of the weight she didn't want went off, and then some. And the Inches went off as well. Maybe yours can, tool She Loat 12 Pounda in 2 Week a. Mary Ann Crenshaw shows you step by step how with the help of her ''four friend&" -lecithin, Cider Vinegar, Kelp and 8-6 -she lost 12 pounds in only two weeks! Better yet, she found-that these amazing allies did as much to heighten her health as to lessen her woiist- line l Between them, this healthsome foursome not only shifts fat (to reduce ugly bulges), prevents water retention and washes out weight-adding w.iter .•• they also, reports Miss Crenshaw from interviews with doctors, normalize your thyroid, and help maintain the sodium/ po.t.usium balance your body needs. They can make it easier for you to take in fewer calories without getting hungry, irritable, and tempted to cheat on your diet. And they're just part of her wonder- ful head-to-foot be.iuty diet that can strengthen your hair, toughen your nails, tone your skin ..• and do your health a Chartyourwaytoaalimmer. world of good! leam everything about more beautiful you! this marvelous diet now. Even if you don't reduce your present Mary Ann Crensha.w's "four little c•loric intake, mttefy adding these four friends" are only a ft-¥ of the natural "wonder foods'' to your diet may still beoiutifiers she brings into your life in help you reshape your shape. But Miss her "The Natural Way to Super Beauty.'' Crenshaw makes it easy for you to lose You'll find page after page of specifics faster =-by cutting down on your calo-on how to a.void expensive chemical cos- ries without giving up the nutrition you metics that only m.uk the damage they need! She has researched the most q>m-help create · ..• and on how you can plete, most accurate nutrition charts often replace them with inexpensive you've ever seen -charts that tell yo"' natural ingredients that bring out and everythi~g you need to know about every-build up your own natural beauty. In- thing you eat. And she has expressed duding a pennies-a-day hot beautifier them in terms .ind quantities that really that wor'ks wonders for your skin. And an make sense -the sort of quantities you instant test for any beauty product you're can easif y measure for yourself when you considering using. (If it shows up blue, prepare your meals. The information is so will you!) 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'74. People Quii By John E. Gibson . Do You Know Your Own Levels of --smart"*! True or false: Thinking machines (computers) are smarter th~n people. (Sec number 5) TRUE OR FALSE? 1. If you have a good :.onse ol time, it is an 1ndi~tion tbal you have a higher than average IQ. 2. The ability to think critically tends to go hand in hand with certain personality trails. 3. You don't have to have a high IQ to score in the top brackets in what psychologists call ''social intelligence." 4. T he thought processes of accident-prone drivers are dif- terent from other people's. 5. Thinking machines ( compur- ers) are smarter than people. 6. J( you smoke, working in close proximity to a non-smoker will affect your ability 10 tbinl.. ANSWERS 1. True. ln studies at Yale Uni- versity, where tlodings of lead- ing researches were evaluated, it was found that the ability to estimate the duration of bric! Intervals of lime and the accu- racy with which a person can estimate the time of day without looking at a clock have a direct bearing on how high he is likely to score on an JQ test. 2. True-as shown by studies al Memphis State University, where students with high crilical thinking ability (the capacity to analyze and evaluate objective- ly) were found lo be "generally more imaginative, more in- dcpendenl, less conscientious, more stable emotionally, mgrc trusting and less controlled than students of low critical thinking ability." 3. True. Social intelligence is defined as the ability to under- stand others and to net wisely in social situations. It includes "the ability lo gel along with people in general, social tec~­ n iquc or ease in society .•. and insight into the moods and un· derlying personality traits of friends and strangers." Univer- sity of California studies have shown that persons with rela- tively low IQ scores can be gifted in these qualities of social perception. Other findings on social intelligence: It increases with age; and women are beller at it than men. 4. True-as evidenced by psy- chiatric studies comparing acci- dent-prone drivers with others. Jt was found that accident- prone drivers have personality charactcrisrics that make them respond suddenly and impul- sively when they eocounter frustrations .. This results in an "all or nothing type of thinking" that causes the <lrivc r to assess the haz.ards o( particular driv- ing situations differently-and to make instant take-a-chance de- cisions. It's also noted that this type of lhinking causes tbc accident-prone driver to per- ceive social situations different- ly from others, and to respond to other people differently. 5. False-according to a com- parison study of machjnc and human intelligence conducted a t the Imperial College of Sci- ence a nd Technology (London). which characterized man as FAMILY WEEKLY, June 2, 197~ • U "slow, sloppy and brilliant" and the machine as "rapid, rigorous. but stupid." The purpose of the study: to determine if there is reason to assume chat pro- posed intcJJigence machines may be able to exhibit qualities of the best in both worlds. 6. True-as demonstrated by ex- periments at Mills College that were designed to determine whether the performance of hundrc<.ls of students on mental tests would be affecrcd by hav- ing smokers and non-smokers in the same room. First, tests were administered wi1h all the subjecls in the same room. Next. tests were given with smokers in one room and non- smokers in another. Findings : Both the smokers and the non- smokers made significantly bet- ter scores wben the groups were in separate rooms. Conclu- sions: "That the non-smokers earned lower scores in the presence of smokers may re- flecl physical reaction to the smoke as well as emotional re- act iun to the ~moke~. That the smokers earned lower scores in 1hc presence of the non-smokers may have been reaction to, and po~siblc guilt feelings from, the observable irritation aml dis- approval expressed by the non- smokers toward the s mokers.'' a'dverlisement Do you suffer from p I elimination? First of all, you should know that you are not alone. Thousands of peo ple ex perience pain from dry, hard stools. The reason is often constipation or hemorrhoids. What's needed is son1ething that will soften intest inal waste for smooth, comfort- able relief. And that ~s exactly wh at Serutan does. Serutan is a softening laxative that helps relieve painful elimination. It form s a smooth, mild gel that sup- plies moisture and bulk to bring effective relief without strain or griping. 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Dirigu &rtlew ille, Okla. My four-year-old cou,in Arlene, always eager to answer the telephone, was surprised one morning to 6n<J the call was for her. She replied excitedly, "Hello, this is who she isl" -Sgt. Alan/. Lirette, USMC Albany, Ga . ' LITTLE EMILY BJ F,.nk BaglMkl "The Shah .. ,. he I• sorry but there la nothing he can do about hie country's dwlndHng oU , ... "" and the eftect It la hawing on the price ot Siiiy Putty .•.. " ...... ~--~·-· _·C9Wll~_a_tin~th_e_W_o_rld~!~~~~I· SAM ERVIN AJwaya vote for youraeff Sen. Sam Ervin'• flrat try at running for office: "I would have been editor of the 'Daily Tar Heef [the student news- paper at the University of North Carolina). but I made a mistake. They had about 16 of us in nomination for the post, and in those days I was more modest than I am now. I wouldn't vote for myself in preference to somebody else. So I voted for a boy named Jimmy Hoover from High Point, and Jimmy beat me-Jimmy was elected with eight votes and beat me by one. So ever since then I have always voted f~ myself." From "Just a Country Lawyer: A Biography of Sena- tor Sam Ervin .. (Indiana Uni- versity Press, $8.50). Want to get away from It all? If you think joining the For~t Service is the answer, think again! For6,000 jobs in the For- est Service each year, at least 100,000 applications are re- ceived from Americans who want to get away from traffic, crowds, smog, noise and the rat race. For every 40 ranger posi- tions offered arinually, 1,000 people apply. Even a routine announcement of ~ opening for a buffalo rancher in a remote ~mer of Arizona brought 800 telephone calls, telegrams and letters ·of inquiry from nearly ·every state in the nation. 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I " ' ~~ r:::i? , 1 •1 ,·' 11 , , , •• wt:'RES A PAR Cl'<Y f"ROM 'IHES MAYO Cl-INIC! 7 ! j ahem ... .•.. -«,...,.,. • a Z,. . .(.J 7'" . .. GI VE ME A H0-0-0ME1.~. d / / .•.. ' Tl-11 5 15 VJ;:RY E::XCITING -~' J NE:V~R l10T A Hrr BFFoRr ! • SOM CIHIN<:. Tbl../ S M"' 1 s Hnt1 1 n l<AVE ·1ul-INLD LLrT IN~'f'LA!) or 1<1c.1n· 11 1· r'rr<:s r 8 1\UO:} . _o , '• J J 'I HRf.f. l h tft~ tot A! hnw 111urh? Why, r:vr:rynnr. ~nnW\ th,. an~wer I\ n111e. But hcrt '.\ ynur i:h;,n re tn ~how how lhrte threes count out i n 10."Here'ihow: Pl;,ce lhree coi n~ o r n1hl'r ohiect~ On the l ah)o:. Announce l h;,t )'OU will p1c~ Ufl ('il~h ··n1n anl! put 1t ba~·k lhro:r tune,, counting ll!ll' IOf CJCh l1nlC', l'rcl ur lhC' /1r'I cn1n 111>c1 rrttun 11 \•1 !ht ''ble s~)'1n1: I: r.-pt~t Wllh !lit: stcnnd <1n<1 1hird, s~)'1ni: 2 anri 3: 11nw pie~ up ont of lhe thrte lli,:ain, this Hal Kaufman ~ @ff? ---BUL LET IN BOAR D ---- • OV1':R :10'! 'J'he 11.S, <!on1t1tutinn 11:.y!il :' .. Nn JM'?· "°" sh•ll he • senator who sh11ll not hi.v .. 1tt.1nf'•I In lhe Alf' or _ yf'ars, arirl hffn _ ye11N; a citi1.en . of the tJnilM Stites, .. " .t'ill bl1nk1, • N1n1e lhrPf' tree& ~UJZl!f'S\Pd b.v the follnwinit ch11•,,: l. An opPn hand. 2. A To!rano produc1. 3. A .senior t:iti;1;en, 'f1me lin1 it: 1 n1inutc. •"l'oniiutt 'l'4"111se! k epeat npiftly aloud, sev .. ritl I Im PS: l'at 1"r1u1k n1rped !our fat napj11cki.. . . . • RirlrllP-mf>·lhi'>: How i'> ii. prn.s1ble r.,r ;. P"l">O!I In s1n.1;,. bal'kwards'! AnswPr: S1mpJe.Ju&t ~k him lo tum ahiund and fa ce the oth~r way! · • Sl.i ASli 1-IJ'r! Add th~ colon; neatly ror a i;:urpn~ p11·t11t'! abo·ve: 1-Red. 2-LL, blul'. 3-Yellow • .ot -LL hrown. a--1-'IP"h tones. 6-U. f"H tl. 7-J)k. brown. l~JIYe tf'm.:un1nc: fHPll'i hl;.nk, SPEllBINDER! ' . letters in lhe word below to form J lunt ~~yin1 4 ; pick up SCORE 10 pointr for using all the. =====i~=== two romplele words: ~~Jl::::~±:L!f:;lL_) .a1101htrfo r 5 but rct,11r1 ' . 1h1s 111 yourh~nri ;the11 rK·k ur ~11il hold (1 ... 111 7. Now. fl"' ~l.,v.u 1h.: E N T ' R A N C F. -------- THEN IK'Ore: 2 points each for all ~===:t==== CAN VOIT TRUST VOVR EYJ::S! There are: at J,.a.-l sb" tllfft!r· fl llf'"l!I In. dr1wln( det1ll11 between lop and botto'"' l'IJl,.IA. Rtnr qWdJr (II\ you. find them?' Chetk aninren lrilh lho11e below. ·1a .. 1•1t1 ".' .1_ou•1v ., ·si"'""' .si '1'1;'1 ·~ •s utt•·•1.11 " """ ·~ •p•uo•1•wd.1A ~l 1•nbno9 t IU•l•JllP •l .l;tA {)J 1.1-'l!MS ·c:-"J;>ll014f ~, J!IH •t :••.JU1l•JJIQ MIXED SINGLES I'L L PICK l{OlJ UP Al30LJI £/GI~/, ·G<lf7GI,) J M£AN ,fµt, SAGIC fJJA~ l?A12E., 1µ1". rK'ONT /JJAG CUT WAV (;l)WN TO ME~E ... 6 -2.. 41RCIHI II IE ARCH I E , 1 KNOW THIS 15 I\ C LASS OUTING AT "OLD O RCHID BE-ACrl~ .. P>UI DID YOU HAVF 10 P,RI NG YOUR SURF - ('/\ST I N6 POl E ?·-.- 'TH IS 15 A "GR\ NDER", FO R LUN~! • OH .... ER ..•. wnrd.~ of four Jetter!> nr more : I fir;>O' I!\ \"!II .h~ntl ~~ S 'I '11 1! 10. ~1thprot.:!1cr:.t111.~cil n SILEN 'I' SCRE: N! l li.111, J!U ord1ntrv leAd pFn cil or rrAvon, be done qu1~~·1y. carefully ahad all dotted 11Egmenl& above Jor a hidden p!ctutt:. founrt amnni: the letters. ====::±==== Try Lo score. •L Je11C. SO p•int1. • .,,._,, 'l"•ll ;m .. ,. .. 1 ~ ~t'l"'"',j' • By Brown and Casson ii-llG IS -r1-1e F'1es1 flMf ~c;:·s AGKE:-17 YOU 10 A SI G Y£G, ArJo r DON'T KNO(L) WJ.IAT TO WC::AQ ,JOY. PA12T tl, ISN 'f 1r· · GlffJGI(? OMIGOS H.' 1 FORGOT MV LUNCH.' ..., ... ~c: .. ~l"U• AND 1~eee WAt; A 5L IT ON /~6 GID6 UP TO MY HIP! TOUGH ! KEEP YOUR MITTS OFF MINE ! J '..I f f'r-::;:-'.~_J . ' I Mt Ar-1 .Glt, If JU ST WAGN 'f Mf AT All, 1,.---..;.__, You KNOW·;,-?__,,:=! J.lo l.iJ .M LJG/.l !71D YOU PAY ro12 T. ':> I • BoB YOU CAN HAVE M Y LUNCH,JUG . , ... J 'M V ERONIC A, THERE!S WHAT W ILL A PLACE YOU EAT? THERE O N A GEE , D I ET .' THANKS, BETTY. THAT HAS YUM MY FRIED C L.AMS .1 O~ COUQ5( I PID set A vetss roDA'r', 13iJT IT WA5N'f ME ... N1tJ er~-FOUi? FIFll{. HE-RF .... [ WEAKENFO ! B ESIDLS ... IT WAS TOO IDN G FOR I Hr. I lJSSAGE RI\( K ! ' -~JI JGHF/\D / Hr Rf ':::-, YOUR LLJNl,11 .. I HAl YOU r 0RCi01 ! THANKS , M O M , I THOUGH T THIS WAS S U PPOSED TO BE A BEACH PIC NIC !? EVERYO N E ATE 'THE IRS ON 'THE BUS .1 · POOR JUG,- ALL T t-iAT -~--' I • W E 'RE GOING TO THE FUN l·IOUSE ! • . FOOD AND NO O N E WILL EAT WIT\-\ HIM ! ' I'. ,. • • ' T~!S! MfTAO PILLS FOUND IN 1 f')OC WATERS' POCKET VERIFY T MI! O~TMOLOGISTS REPO~ , '--OF A MEART CONOITIO ,,.·· ....,_~'~.~ -· VAQO AND GAQAGE SALES ATTOAC T • TutEVES ALSO. KEEP OOOllS LO< KE.0 AND ootfT Pe~M•T STRANGE Rs I ,n,~-1 TO USE F="AC.ILITIES. -::,11..c.."1 ,,. BUT nlE i:lEPOQT ALSO SAYS Tl-4E CAUSE OF= OEAT~ WAS TME BLOW Fi:lOM TME GUITAR. WE INTEJlQUPT THIS ~OGR.AM WIT~ A BULLETIN FROM TME POLICE. you see them. Mr Chubb~ Sure. They've qot a canoe an' they're padd ling it across to Conference Point. "BIG BRASS AND MIS PSVCMIC P4l ARI FUGITtVIS ON CMARGES. INClUDIMG FRAUDANOMURD!R!" $ ~ s U) ""' s ~ s We had too . much ra in lately. Later on, maybe. Heck, we've done it e'-cry year. Mr. Chubb. Sure. We had to cheat a bit I DON'T KNOW WMAT W! ~AV~ TO BE C~EE~~UL ABOUT.--.....-.... SOUND FILM OF BOOTLEG @ 0 TELECAST TAKEN DIRECTtV [' FROM TV SCREEN BY POLICE. 'lou'd better Mr. Chubt;, No: I didrit ! 'fOU said we I said you cou ldn't make cou ldn't wa lk it around. around -. - What do you • GORDO By Gus Arriol~ b -l IJ\11 NOi PtJTilN~ ~OU JUMPING ~EANS POWN,AMIGO, BUT US, FLEAS CAN JUMP !fl INCHES, ZOO I/MIES THIE 1-EJ./Glfl OF= OU!< OWN 1-ITILE. /500/ESf TJ.IEN1 1'1-IAT MAK.JES ME KING 1<.0N&, BOUAID/N{d OVE.R. i rl!E E=MPIRF: s-rA-rlE wrn-l FAY W!e.AY IN MV AK"MS f • • r . . .. . .... ' . .;!If-..... TJ.4AT1S E.©UtVALENT To A ·.srx.-t=oor MAN, 1-EAPIN& A lENGl11 OF FIVE Cli'I BLOCKS! YEAH'." WELL,M Y UNITJEO SIAIES CCV.SIN1 PINTO ./3eAN, J5EATS YOU ALL r • ' • , .· ... .. Tl-IE:. E.f¥UIVALENI OP.MY ' '50-/NCH HOP, ST~AIGHT UA WOULO PVT A MAH WE::LL OVE~ A FJVE:.- STORY .BUILDING? f • Ht= JUMPED 10 A DOJ...LA~. A POLJND,f ...