HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-05-08 - Orange Coast PilotBJ~PORSBE&G . a•o.uy"""'"_,_,,.,_._
JUa 7.epeda lolled on the beach
at SU&& MQ'llca with a tmnlt
They••• a1>proached b1 a man.
and a~ of others to a camp
in San Beriilidi.Do -a eaYnp
away lroln aociety, away f~
dally hualet, way from the
world 11 sbebew it. ------~~
H• talked to them o! a place
•here theN would be volleyball,
1lri1lD&, com·
panlon1hlp
aod di•· cu11lona
about JJle and
For nine hc>ura a daf. for three
daya, ehe Uattntd to Jtctur-et on
the melll.lq of life, new-weya to
dumie the world to make tt a
better place, oew Jdeal1 and
apirltualley.
ldeall.
Sounded
great to Ria
Zepeda , a
teen·,ger go-
ln 1 through
"I waa with people who aald
tbey loved me. They were so de-
dicated to their causes. 1 bec•me interated and thought I could
move a mountain if I Joined
them," she recalled.
tbe typical ~uo
adolescent ups and downs.
He was friendly and
perauaaive, ao she went with him
Tb1s was the becUining of RJa
Zepeda'• indoctrination into the
Uniflcation Cburcb, a rellelous
cult operated by the Rev. Sun
MyunsMoon.
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VOL 70 NO. 128 7 SECTIONS 94 PA ES
And T•u Little .... • •
To the victor goes the soiled-make that oiled-pig, as
Julie Rojas, 10, aets the upper hand in a treated Pil
contest during Pomona Elemeotary School carnival
Saturday. It was a noi3y event with giggles and thouts
Crom the children. And this little pig squealed, all the
way home.
£~• Note: Joota Gag ~ o/ Cot'OIQ dd
Mar t1ibmUtaf tld.t rteoU«.tlon o/ l..r CMldhoOd a
t~ N.wport Harbor orto. W• ~ U "'°' ioorlb •ha~ onUdl M()lhjrl1 DOJJ.
"Soto'1ShopwastheliWebUna1Jowcram·
jammed with wondrous to)'I. paruols, aa\ldy
beach balls, 1.nct bUcketa amt drUlm. lt w ..
fraarant wttb incense an<l •Ud.llvtood. Soto'•
wuontbesouth:woatcoro.erot Mam Utd Bay.
.. On the nortbwat corneralKun ud Bo
..,., W ay'1 Gl'OC8l"f Store.
"Mt'twm lliter. Jeeo, 8nd I maat baM
been abail& 'I or 8 years old Ud )(other
had J.t UI briQf a couple of lkllrlendl trpm Loi
Anlelll for a vacation. We'd hid a mln'elOUI
time and w.a&ecl to aive Mothet a present to
ahowour tppJ'eCljdon. 'mMh a a bta\llif\11.-nall black vue
with cbeiry bkmoms patntecl cm it, hltb Oil a
lbell ln SOto'• Which •• thoiuiht .. ~ wowd
11.ke.; But hiOW aoaJd we~ earn~ mone~ bd; ltwttWberbOWin&l 1 WDk It
COit aa.wblda mJOt8i lrallhaYebeeb .... ''Bl.it wededded "could~ up the emp. tr~ bOttlee from tbe bead\ llid tt•b. We~
ally made.quite a beUI. Bit Wtila "'8riH1C1
them J.n at Way'1 Orcxet"J. wectidD 'thavenear-
ty oouati;s• a piece ... mQtiebalf. t"Dll~ and dejected, we be•<hcf home. We .d=eanly a 1hortdt&Qa~toBQ and Palm, w ~ .. .,.... tM
lucklt!ltldda In~ world bee,.._,_._
.. ,., .. wtua .. Gl~---
A membler of the cult for a yeu
and a biall, •h• I ft the croup ln
June Jut ~ar. There were juat
too many quesUons lD her mlDd,
and too many dlacrepanclea
within the oreaniuUoo, abe in·
dlcated.
In a hushed voice, the brown·
1k!nned younc woman, o.ow 2.0,
apoke at a meetlnc of the Mesa
Verde Republican Women in
Costa Mesa.
"lt 'a euy to eet pulled into it,
Sometimes there are 40 days of
lectures where they lalk about
God, love, support and cbaniing
the world. Everything seeDlS so
loaical. •
*
"U you bad tiJtSenc tea and
Jlev. Mooo. )'!>U had everythlnf,"
she empbaslled with a 1weep1D&
eesture. Moon'• followera, known as ''Moonles, •• believe Ile ls the r.
surrected Christ. They pray to
blm as thefather of all manldnd.
•'The Unif kaUon Cbu-rch
teaches that be is God'• true son
and that he and hi• wife ue our
true parent.a. lo the church, you
are a child of God, and everyone
is striving to be a child who
pleuea his parents.''
So, devotion to Moon is the key.
''Your whole H/c la dedicated
to Rev. MQOO," sheiltresaed.
Ace~ of Moon and tho
cult goee hud•tii·band with re-
Je<:tlon ol oatural paJ'enll and
famU,y.
"My mother wrote me tett.'I ukm. m to com• home, but I
wouldn't. 1 thoulht that Satan
bad lnva4ed her. I wu with ~e
Jdeullh and I tbou1ht 1he wu
try inc to eet me to leave blm.
"My fat.her went to one of the
lectures and toJd me I wH
bananas. My brother and •liter
tried to talk to me. Tbey Hid they
eot &ad vibrations frorMhe cult.
"l aald lt wu because they
dldn 't waJrt to bear the truth."
Mila Zepeda added that the
firat thin& her mother aald was,
"How did I fail you? Where·dld I
fail?"
She hadn't failed. It was the
•
1tren~ ol lh group, lb powecr
or Moon and the tactic• employed bY theoraaill.latlon that captured
tbe itrl and held ber, 1ho a4·
mltted.
Mill Ze~da aaid ttiat ahe
wanted to be there and was al
lowed to tome and 10 at wlU.
althOUlh sh returned quickly .
after vlstts home.
.. I fell l had to cet back to work ,
for Rev. Moon because they 11.id
he really nHded me. That's how
they keep you there -by stress·
log the importance of each day
with Rev. Moon, and throuih
support," she recalled.
Devotion of the followers ls
gauced by dedication lo fund·
ral5ine t.o benefit the church.
(SeeCVLT,Pa1eA3)
ORANGE COUNTY A S N-DAY MAY 8 1977
So~ial Sec111-ity to Rise~
President Proposing Broad Tax increases
W ASlfiNGTON <AP> The
Carter administration, seeking to
bolster the financially troubled
Social Security system, will urge
higher Social Security taxes ancf
an unprecedented use of general
tax funds, administration sources
said Saturday.
Sources said the administration
will recommend major changes
ln the Social Security taxing
system, including:
-Making employers pay taxes
on the full amount of each
worker's wages rather than only
on an initial portion.
-By the mid·l980s, ralsmg the
level of that initial portion on
which workers pay Social Securi·
ty taxes beyond tbe automatic in·
cnues already scheduled.
-Diverting general income tax revenues to pay Social Securi·
ty benefits when the national un·
emplo>'Dlent rate exceeds 8 per-
cenL ,
-Ac~eleritlng scheduled
automatic Increases in the Social
Securlt.Ytax rate.
The Carter administration ts
expected to give its views Monday oa bow to bail out the Social
Security trust funds th.at
otherwise will eo broke about the
time Carter's term expires.
Tbe trust funds, presently
financed by that deduction
marked "FICA .. on nearly e~
waie-eamer'a paycheck, are (be
ao\e source of mOMy paid out
monthly to many of the nation's
r-ettrees, widows and disabled
pmsiooers. If these trust funds
etveout, lhebenefitchecksst.op.
Of course, no one seriously
believ._ the admlnlatratJon or
Conrress would let that happen,
but Conareas twice rejected
former President Gerald R.
Ford'• propoaal to shore up the
endang~ funds br increaaln1
the PICA tax rates. FICA stands for Federal Insurance Contribu-
tJont Act, the orifinaJ Social Security law. .
AdJninlltratlon sources uid
the transfer of aeneral revenue
•
funds to the Social Security
systesn would only come into play
when unemployment is more than
6 percent. Such a tr8"'fer was
said to represent Social Security
taxes Jostduetobighjoblessnesa.
For example, when the jobless
rate is 7 percent as it is currenUy,
the transfer of money would ln·
volve the difference between the
amount of FICA taxes that would
have been generated if unemploy·
ment was 6 percent and the actual
revenues produced when Jobless-
ness is 1 percent.
The total Social Security
payroll tax rate is currenUy 11. 7
percent -hall of it, 5.85 percent,
paid by the worker, and the <>Uter
halfbyh.lsorheremployer.
The amount of a worker's an-
nual earnings subject to this
payroll tax reached $16,500 this
year under an automatic adjust·
ment mechanism ln the law.
Thus, for a worker at the upper
limit of this $16,500so·called wage
base, it means a Social Secunty
tax payment of "1165.25 by the
worker while the boss pays a
matching $965.25.
Sources said the administration
will propose that Congress make
employers pay Social Security
taxes on the full amount of each
worker's wages, rather than just
the first $16,500, with the existing
ceiling being removed in stages
over a three· year period.
Confusion Covers
..
LNG Port-Brown
lt'•Bn-D ..
Mrs. Gloria Grae~ Berry
Lanfdon of Tonkawa, Okla..
who has two daughters, was
named National American
Mother of 1977 by the
American Mothers Commit·
tee. For a look at bow
some coast families re·
member mama, see Page
·02.
SAN FR~SCO (AP> -There is a ,;~ mbttu.re of con·
fusion" in the dbpute over siting
an LNG po.rt in CalifdmJa, but 1t muat be ruolved to avoid
ecooomJ *~mental dla·
aster, Gov. Edmund Bron Jr.
said Saturday.
The Democratic governor dis·
cussed the liquefied natural eas
issue in a queatJon·and·an.swer
session with Sierra Club director
followine a two-hour private
meeting on LNG with leglalaUve
leaders and officials of the
Energy Commission and Public
Utilities Commlasion. (See relat·
edatoryonPageA.5).
Brown did not announce any
agreement on pending leaislation
which would 1~ standards for
picking an LNG site. But he sald
be was convinced that rePorta of
dwindling natural gaa supplies
are true, and that replacement
sources must be found.
"Looking at the supply curve,
it's going down. Ana even tho\ICh
thedemandiarialngonly cradUal·
ly, the prospect is very serious
economic dialocatlon and un.. employment.
"If you tum that 1• otl and
start ustna coal or the wrong kind ot oil, Los Angele, ll going to aet
pretty b.ld, very bad. California la
f aclngpotentlal d.llaster down the
McGovern Laments
Carter's 'l'!'Dfieiy'
WASHINGTON <AP) -Sen.
Georre McGovern accused
President carter oa Saturday of
abancf.oalne campaliia prollllHs
and Pll't7. priDclple out of tear of
big buaineu 8nd a preoccupatJon with bnagery.
In a barlb attack on tbe new
admin.llttatlon, McGovern •aid,
"It aometlme1 aeema diffJcult to 'J'emember •bo woo lut falL,.
Speakiq at the conventiaD ot.
the Uberal AmetlcaJla for
Democratic Actton. McGovern
called OD the J)artJ' •:to cOntinae
the atraate for the principles the
Democratic party lioocl for'' iQ
the election.
"The effort may be lonely tor
awhile." M aa.ld. The •Pt«h .,, ...
filled with pointed references to
Carter*• public relatlonl effort.a ~ the ftnt tbree maatbl ot
bi• term.
McGov.-n attacked cmUr'a
p~aamoneccmomtc recovery.
eMl'C)' • ., .... 1'ell-. Nfclral
&Ad health, at,Jlag all were bem1
eacrtftced or modU.IOcl to •Ult
special intet«llta.
., ~ ·1· 111·: I NS I lilt·:
road, economically and environ·
mentally,'' Brown said.
"On the one band, you're talk·
iai aafety problems, land u.se pro·
blems. On the othelltband, you're ta1ktn1 about cl.ran air, and
there'• no cleaner energy source
thangaa,"becontinued. '
Brown said his meeting in·
volved a wide raneing discuasion
of alternative energy sources,
safety, smog, jobs, prices and
other 'factors. And he promised
cooperation wl1h local govern· ment.
"We're cooperaUng. There
are more fin&en in this Jtl_e ...
than you can imagine," he told
ooe questioner ... Local govern.
menl is part of this rlch, rich
mixture of confusion.'•
PeekatPaat
A paae ot pictures Gt
~ldet eout bomfll atvu aa lnalabt into the
penonalltles of thoee who· onal.nalb' built tii.rn and a
Ue to tbe ~-for Oraqe Cout nsldents. story and
pbotos by Patrick O'Don· .• ..el Oil paeo cs.
•
ASHINOJ'9N CAP> ~ An-dr•w Yova•, t he U.S. 61.D•
b u~to Ul U led NaUaa. •
tald Saturday n cht that plans are proceed.in& for hi.a vtalt to South
Africa deeptte lndlcatlons ot re-
alatanco trOm the South Afrlcan
eovemment.
Asked the st.a\us of the eootllct
over hla plans to meet with Solltb
African dlaaldenta, Younc aald,
"the contllct really 1tand1 pretty
m uch lnthepreu."
"We've never bad ai\Y formal
questions or challense about my
vl1lt, •• Younc told reporters
before 1tvtnc a apeech at the
Americana for DemocreUc Ac·
Uon convention here.
"About my vtslt," Younf 1ald, "u far u I'm concerned, the visit
la movtn1 aJont on ecbedUle."
Youn&, who bu been critical of
the whlte·run government of
I
South Afrtca, ll s.cbeduled to VS.It t.bere laterthla man~
"Pomp Mlabter R.P: Bdth1t wu quoted Friday u saying
YOWl& can vlllt South Alrica lf be mind.a blldlplomaUc mannen.
Botha had threatened to ban the
black ambauador from the COWi·
try becauae of preaa Nporta that
he planned to meet wlth black
leaders, possibly In atrtt..iom
Soweto township, dwin& a vlllt to
Jobanneaburit.
Last month, Youn1 queaUoned
the legltlmacy or the Soutll
African 1overnment. He waa In·
vtted to addreu unlvertlly 1tu·
denta and bUllneasrnen ln South
Africa on May 19-20 on hl1 way
home from a Un.lted Nations con-
ference la Nozamb1gue.
Later in hU 1peecb, Younc said
President Carter had encouraced
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TRIP'S mLL PLANN!D•
UN Ambauador Young •
---~---~o-Seen -7'Eeens in··75 mph Chase
For Ba111S By JACKIE RYMAN apeedl ~ to 75 miles per hour ;he purault. wh1cb be&an at
Laquna Beach
It's curtains for Heisler squirrels
Tblngs are going to get rough in the war agalnatHelsler
Park squirrels. The rodents, hidden In "tortlftcatlona''
along bluffs, ha\c so far reststed assaults with eu, at·
tempts to turn them into caged refugees and even a try at
rodent genocide usmg birth control chemicals -which the
fDA squelched. But now, it's real war. The city of Laguna
Beach flas proposed a defense budget of '8,000 to study the
rodent's territory and work out a way to reach a "fhtaJ solu·
tion" to the erosion problem the furry creatures have
created.
Huntinqton Bc,1ch
Clouds hide deadly flight
Heavy clouds obscured the sky last Thursday. but ob-
server~ say they heard a light plane's engine sputter, then,
an apparent explosion o\·cr Huntington Beach. Moments
later wreckage rained from the sky and the plane's fuselage
crashed into an embankment near Golden West and Ellis
r streets. Inside, the pilot and three passengers lay dead.
Youngsters. walking to school, stood nearby unW ordered
away. Investigators said later that the plane carried two
young couples on a flight to FuJlerton from Cedar City.
Utah. A paramedic said the four appeared to be on their
way to a Cinco de Mayo celebration.
iiijJ,tj
Hot water a 'cool' di:;covery
Woodbr1r1gl1 officials rind ltremselves in hot water, but
this hot wutl•r 1s more than welcome The developer had
plunnl'<l lo fill u lake anct heated.swimming pool with water
fro m a spring under thr 300 acre Jake site. P~s-for heat-
ing the 11001 with natural gas had been denied, and tht firm
was wondcrtnl.( whut to do next when well drillers hat a
natural hot spring 900 f<•t>t helow ground. Geologists eave
the water find a clean bill of health and the company, happy
to have found a natural solution to a troublesome problem,
plan to fill lake and pool a lake with the 80 degree liquid.
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·Bugs fla iled, amulets failed
. Jrvtne Clty Holt 1tatrera hun~ gatlands of atomaUc ~ eucab1Jl!Ml leaves CVtr1v.1lct Th'un.day as they IOUShl to
r•peFin· tnvaalon or t1ny creatures. One flnplo~. Je.n
£..:J)reahler, fashioned a crown orthe leavea toward off insect.a :=it ~veryone thoUihl were tleas. (Fleas are aJle&ad to be 'l'e•
_"t>elled by eucoly~us). When that dldp't work, expert help
3vu called. The lnHtta were Identified as lalse cinch bugs.
acked by a realment ot spider mites. Scief\ce prevailed
,over amuJets as the bu1s tell to un attack by lnuctlctdet.
llJ Civic Leader
f yFth Malab,:· Dies . "
-.
emorial service for Laiuna
cJvtc leader Myrtb Adella
will be held at 2 p.th.
ay ln St. Mary's Eplacopal
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WASHINGTON (AP>-Elnen Two i:::;:r:•~u~ pickup iA heavily c.onpsted reaidenUtl Sequoia Street and Petuni•
weekla.RerPrealdentCarterflnt truck led police 'from three areas. Avenue, s ped north into
an nounced hb polltlcall)' ft· cltlea on a breakneck chase Officer James Brokaw said h• Westminster, then back dowo
Ploslve "hit list" of water pro-h h ·d · I t h kin t rt fa into Fountain Valley, watt\ t roug re:11 cnt1a s reels was c ec g ou a repo o Westminster police and tho ject.s. Congress appears to be get-Saturday night, ending in the reckless vehicle wtien h~ saw Costa Mesa police helicopter ting ready to approve most or the arrest or two su~pects. an old white Fl)rd 1"cltup 1Jlalr.e
dam• and canal.a Carter wantt f'ountaln Valley pollce said an unsafe turn. Wh en he at· Jolnlna Lhe chaae.
eliminated. no one was injured in the chase, tempted to overtake the vehicle, Brokaw said that, with the
The House subcommittee on hi h be bot 1045 ltt k ff thi-speedwlthits helicopter reporting the w c gan 8 u : p.m. 00 0 a &.. vehkle's locaUon, police were public works appropriations VOt· and lasted 17 minutes, involving U1hts orr. I able to ..._ l-the pickup a• the. ed last week to provide funds for UUl\ UJ •
17 of the 18 projecta that Ge.rter lbteraecUon or Ponderosa and
wanta dropped from the federal Buttercup avenues. The two OC·
budget for fiscal 1978 beginning • Sta...-vat La· st cupantl fled on foot. Oct. 1. .t-.. .-Arrested ln a nearby yard
Those 18include15 projects that and facine a char1e or reckless
Carter wants scrapped and three drlvine ls Curtis A. Blahop, 19,
others he wanta halted pending Dre,.rna 'in t~ Ca,rdJI ' of 16806 Olive St., Fountain further study. Carter's hst of lB Ut1r•ao Valley. Facine a charge of be·
was formulated by the White CUPERTINO CAP> -When a Cupertino Little Leaguer In& intoxicated In an auCo is House from an Original list of 30 ll f r Denis C. O'Connell, 18, of 16456 shows you a baaeba card of his avortte player, the ace on p d A F t l projects he had targeted for the familiar puteboard la Ukely to be l'lls own. on erosa ve., oun a n
scrappingonAprll18. It's all because of Frank Hadfield, who bu parlayed a Valley.
The full Houae Appropriations childhood dream Into a booming business which ls threaten· No damaee Ol' injuries were
Committee will act on the bill on ing to push him out of life Insurance ln thla suburban com· reported.
May 2S and. if past practice is munlty southeast or San Francisco. ·
followed, will make little or no As a youngster, Hadfield recalls, he played Little
change ln the subcommittee re-League baseball and collected baaeball cards, mualn1 about
commendations. the day he'd be a hero, a star, and have his face on one.
"The committee is clearly Hadfield's company, Tradin' Card, will print 20 cards
gearing up for a confrontation for $6.95. The finished product is the same size as tlt'e bub·
with the President," John blegum cards collected by fans for generations.
Burdlck. director of the environ· The photo of the youngster, in uniform and In a typical
ment-orie nted Coaliti~n for action pose, ls in full color. On the back it provides the mini·
Water Projects Review• said i~ aJt player's statistics, Including his he11ht, weight._ posltioA,
Interview. ..... -~ -which hand he favors for batting and throwing, and who his
The next step will come June 10 favorite major league team and players are.
when the public woru appropl'ia-Why 20 cards? Hadfield explains that that elves the
Uon1bUlreacheatheHouseno0r. youngster enough to provide one for each of his 12 team. In a test vote Aprll27, the Hoose mates, two for siblings. one for mom and dad, one to each
refuted by a 262· 143 margin to cut set of grandparents, two for aunts and uncleJ -and one tor
$100 million from a non·bindlng hamselC. \
ceUinconcongressionalspendinf Hadfield"s cards are not sold in stores. They must be
forwaterproject.s. purchased through fund·ralaing campaigns put on by leaaue
Flaming Dish ..
Spills, Burns
Waitresses
Two waitresses suffered
burns, one badly enough to be
hoapltallzed, while preparing a
namln1 sourmet dish In San
J uan Caplatrano Saturd.a.Y..
An Oran1e Coun (y Fire
Department spokesman said the
accident occurred al the Fran·
clscan Restaurant, 31781
Camino Caplatrano, about 9:40 p.m.
Joyce Wood, 24, of Laguna
Hills, suffered aecond and third
degree burns on 16 percent of
her body, primarily ber leas
and left arm, the spokesman
said.
She was first taken to Mission
Community Hospital, then
tranaporled by the El Toro
M arlne Search and Rescue
heUcopter to UCI Medical Cen·
ter'1 burn unit, where she wu
reported lff 1table condition. She
&a expebted to make a full re-
covery.
Treated and released for
minor buma wu Candy Nobmy,
23, lb• •l>Okessnan 1aid.
He aafd he didn't know exact·
ly how the accident occurred,
but that the women were aerv.
ing banana !lf14 chen1ea Jubilee,
which ls covered with a liqueur
and set afire.
SUNDAY
sponsors.
Uxutal Rain
Due Today
A small but welcome shower of
rain dampened Southe r n
California Saturday and-the Na·
Uonal Weather Service predicted
up to an inch more could fall to-
day.
LeH than quarter·inch fell
Saturday, attributed to a cold maaa of molst, unstable air. Also
reported were water spouts in the
ocean between Palos Verdes
Peninsula and Catalina Island,
which were attributed to the low
pressure area.
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Otltyf'•11t1•t1 .. ~•rtv.,_.
By AllTHU& a. VIN8~L
Ot .. CMff\'Hlltltaff '
Old·h a~atcn HY ll w a cood land.in& u you couJcl wJJk
away trom.It. t<l nect1Unc ruer
Ralph Reese can joln their t&nkl
today after bi.I second 1010 n.l-1tt.
Reese. 39. ol Buena Park, 1et
bll l'alMd C.Uaa 15'> Comm\lta' dcr.vn 1il a plowed tl ct lD Hum..:
tnctoa Beach Saturday moratni
alter ait apparent electrlcil
1y1tem failure.
"U J bad not hit that soft dirt. tt
probably wouldn't bave flipped,•'
aa1d the· bearded. bueball cap-wearf.ni welder ., be explaJned
to police &lid b)'ltanden.
Reese bad Juat taken ort from
Fullerton Municipal Airport on a
practice ru1ht and headed out to
sea to try various maneuven
over water when be ran into trou·
ble.
S02oke from an electrical abort
with the telltale lmel1 of ozdbe
cu seeped Into the cockpit and
h1I ampbere meter beaan danc· --mr bac:k and forth across ttl scale. _ .,.
up there 1e>mewbere.''
"l was at a~ 2,500 feet when
the t:Olinc qutt;-' IBYI ltaie.
• 'AndJ tded to tettuUt~ut then
the propellor quit.''
Reese co\11dn't look to the
Heavena for help 10 he looked
earthward.
PLANE FLIPPED ON SOFT DCRT DESPITE NEAR·PEAFECT LANDING. •
"He radioed a Mayday distreu
call through FW!ertoo and eave
hit position." HYI llunlincton
b PultceSgt fte1!k>r1. ~
we knew we ha4 one ln..JroUble ,. '.'Thia looked llke the only
CM Priest Assails . .
S.E. Asia Slaughter
..
By STEVE MITCHELL allowed the people to aitend °'',. oe11, "'tet ""' .churcb services."
The 1laught.er or pohhcal But es time went on, and the
prisoners In Vietnam Is no better world began to concern itself
than the documented bloodbath with matters other than the Viet·
ihat took place tn Cambodia, says nam problem, the CommunJsts
a Costa Mesa priest who fied began to move toward a "re·
South Vietnam last April. educaUonprocess."
TM only difference, says the Ha nld he first noticed lt at the
Rev. Do Thanh Ha. as that death seminary where he worked 81 a
comes slowly to those opposed to teacher along the Mekono Delta. the Communist reiime in Viet· 11111
nam. ''When we would get ready to
Rev. Ha, 41, associate past.or at celebrate Mau or hold services.
St. John the Baptl~t Church in the Communlat.s would or1antze
Costa Meta, is also chairman of a people's conference," Ha said.
the Movement for Human Rlgbts He said report• of concentra·
in Vletna m , a group seekln& tlon camps tn Vietnam are true,
worldwide pressure against the and that he bad occasion to visit
Cpmmunist.I in that Southeast lwo or them. called .. ,..
Asian country. education centera."
Ha says many Amertcans are o d ii h not aware or the plight of !500.000 re11e as a civ ian, t e
Vietnamese prisoners in that priest wu-1ltlowed into Ure camps, but wa.5 not allowed to
country· see his friends. Tbe Catholic priest himsell .was the target of Communist "They told rne to write a note
harassD'lent up until last April, and it would be delivered," he
when be and eight students fled sa.I~.
the country on a small fishing The campt are in the coun· boat tryslde, covered with barbed
''When they first took over two .. wire and very little houslna in·
years ago •• Ha recalled, "they side," said Hn. "There are ' several cainpe in ea~h province,
Explosion
Kills Woman
A young assembly line inspec·
t.or hu died followina what ap-
peared to be an Industrial ex·
ploaion in Irvlne.
Paula Ramtrez1 21, died of
bead wounds at aoout pilcbtiaht
Friday, the Oran1e County
Coroner's Office reported.
The vtcUm was on the Job at
TDK, 171072 Daimler St , when
the accident occurred. There
were no nearby witneuea. but
others In the factory said they
saw a nash, which apparenUy
knocked the lnapector to the
1round.
She was pronounced dead at
Tualln Community Hotpltal leu
than an hour alt.er the accident.
and each Is incredibly crowded.
"They are withoul medicine.
they 1uffer bealinas at the hands of tbelt ca9tor1, and very seldom
are they freed, unleu their
CamlUeacan bribe ajaller.
"Tlw deaths are the same as m
CambOdla," Ra said, ••more
sclenunc, but no less atrocious."
Ha ned 'Vietnam after COD·
tinued haraument at the
1eralDary. He and bis students
speftt three days and U\i'ee nllbt.s
In an open flahJnf bOat belc>r
docklnt ln Bangkok.
He aaid his or•anuaUon wants
to call on wotld le ders, aakbii
them to uae their lnnuence to
force Vietnam leaden to restore
human ri1ht. la that country. "T~ Uni~ tntel ha• mucb lnflu~nct boc:auu VletAam leaden are 1Qa diplomat.le
recoinJtlon and eapeclaJly re-
con1t.ructlon lid." Hu aid.
CU£T TACTICS DEPLORED ·sy EX·MOONIE.... ~ .
<From Pace AU that was helpine kid• aet off
druca. 4'lt was o'kay to lie, because it
was 'heavenly deception,' and it J>:U a way to 1et money for \he inessfkh.
askinc ror strength. There were
pep talks and slngina for
energy." she recalled. When Miu Zepeda went East
to fund-raise, she sold flowers,
candy and peanuts. She easily
broucht ln between $100 and '200
each day. All mon~y ls turned
over to the church.
"The best part of the day -
even when you're tired-is to
try to ao out and eet more money.
even ll it's only five cent.I," she
said.
"The Unification Church
juatlfles everything it does
because it says it's for the Me11iah." Mils Zepeda assert·
ed. She abhorted the practice
and believea In being ••up front."
A typical exhausting day
begins at 5:30 a.m. for prayen.
Fund·rais i ng te a ms eat
breakfast on the road, usually in
a van, then they go to work col•
lecUnglnoney at8:30 a.m.
"We went from house to house or to rest.auranta and bars all
day. We 1ot home about 1:30
a.m. and went to bed, then start·
ed the whole thing over afain.
Tb ere was no time to think.
Cult members practice what
they call "heavenly decepUon,"
a tactic used to 1et the public's
support and money.
Followers oC the aect don't see
books or n~wspapera, listen to
the radio, watch television, or
have much contact with the "out·
side" world.
"The day was always or·
ganized far you and decillona
were always made for you. "If you were approaching an
older person for money, you
would say you were work in& for a
1roup ot older people.
"Or you could say you were
from a Cbrlstlan youth group
''Even lf 'there were
newspapers there, there's no
time. Tbe whole day -your
whole Ute -Is dedicated to Rev.
Moon," she repeated.
"I began to thi~ that wasn't
naht and I started to t.b1nk not ao
hiehly of the church. J wanted
more sleep and time to write let·
"We did a lot of praying and lers. ·
* * * * * *
'Mind Coiitrol·' Lamente.d
Henrietta Crampton's heart la broken. It'•
because or Kathe, one or her three daugl)tera.
"It's hard to believe that someone can be con·
trolling the mind of your chUd," s~e lamented.
Kathe Crampton is wHat her mother terms a
"victim" of ~religious cult -tbe Love Family ot
Seattle. The young woman, now 24, was 19 when she
bee ame involved will\ the 1eet.
"She hu had a compl~te pertonallt)' chug , "
Mrs. Crampton told members Of lbe Mesa Verde
RepubUcan·Women.
"Sheaaya 1he ts 89 years old and bu died to her
put. She's in heaven. She's a r•urrected spirit.
• She can never ain. She's laking ll all literally.''
Mn. Crampton knows of cult$ flrat·band, and
her outrage at losing her daughteti has led her on a
Halous mission to alert the pubut to the 1'danaen
of braln·washJn1'techolques and ~d control used
by these cults."
6be ii a .apokesperaon and a ~ard member of
the Citizens Freedom Foundatlonl an or1anil&Uon
Of parerita and fonner cult roetnWrs that bu as ltl
-the dlllemlnatton C'Sf irifor91a on reeardl:rie re·
llclou1 il'OUPI 1ucb as the Lo\le Family. Hare
Krlahfta and RevJ Sun Myun• M'0on'1 UnllicaUon
ChurCh Her home in Redondo Beach f,s filled with files
of JnlormatJon about youns people from all over the
countey who he\fe been indoclrillat,ed lnto a cult and
are pow "unable to mak a freo will deci.lon to
I ave.''
In addition to 1peakln' to crotJ>s and organlza·
ttont, the t. on the telephOM •¥efY day givtn1 ad-
vice to parenta on what to do. St)o allo does work
with community 1roup1.
Mn. Crampton was aclive In brinainr together
1overnrnenl a1encles in Wuh\n,ion, D.C., under
the dlretaaa of Sen. Robert Dole. to hear stories from anxious parents and former cult members
ud to consldtr what appro~t. action Conaresa
and federal agencies can make.
"The public la gett.ine ripped orf by theae
cultl," she aatd, noting that because they declare
themselves to be "nonprofit cburcbe1,,. they are
then tax-exempt.
"The kid.I live ln utter poverty and the leaders
are aetUng all the money <from fund·ralalng>," she
said.
s~ asked, "Who 11 1upporting thH• cwtt? •·
e biJJeves the public backt them "every time •
citizen buys roaea trom the 'Moonies' or books froD'I
the Hare Kriahna. • •
Sile added that the Amertcan Civil Liberties
Union "sup~rts the cults rtghl down the line.··
CIUna • brain-washing" as the major method of
booklnf young.ten on a sect, Mn. Crampton out·
lined vartous tactica: .
"They remove the person from a normal socie•
ty. There are no new1papen1, radloa or tel~vlsion.
There lt no contact with the outside world.••
-Censored and withheld mail.
-Uttleal~. -Poor food.
-Oonstant. indoctrination. ''They are told that
their parent.I are antl·r~Ugloua and are trying to
take them away from Uaelr religion. The )deb are
finally broken down and aJlenaUd fl'Olb theJr
families."
She added that after the thought con<rol ttchnl·
quea have been put into e!lect, the younr duJta are
"~uaceptlble and unable t<> resl1l1 When t.he group
says, 'We have the answers to a better world,• the
ktda fall for it.•' ·
Mn. Crampton said thal societ)' often blames
the part.nts for a child taklnl up with a rellgious
cult. "Parenta, they aay, are either too 1trlct or loo
pennlaalve.
''My two other dauehten aren't Uke Kat.be. How could I have been rotten to one and aood to \he
other two?"
"I didn't want to work,; hard. l
The da)'S ·iot Iona er and lon1cr. !
There were contest. for fund-•
raisert. and the prizes were pie· '
turesdtRev. Moon." •
Mh1 Zepeda'a dlalllusionmcnl ~
grew. •until 1he finally returned •
home. She said membere of the }
colt often cootacted her, tryin1 to ,
make her feel guilty so she'd re· :
turn. >
• She said it has been only re· t
cently that she'• been able "to '
get right about thln11. and l 'm i
1UU 1etUne ri1bt." . t
When Miss Zepeda ·'found out )
Rev.·Moon waan't the Mesalah. it t
really pulled me down. It still {
hurt.a me to know that he's wrong l
and that he used me," she •
lamented. '
"He takes your ideals and he }
swe'pe them away. All tbe thin11 ,
in my heart -how I wanted to ;
teacb P.E. and bow I &eUeved >
that pe<>ple are indlvl<luala -he t
took thole id~als and now il\ey're '
1talned." )
She did not under10 depro· t
grasnmi.,1 .. but she recommends t it u a helpful WB)' to Jeav• a cult.
Her advice for thole on the
brlnk of falling lnto a cult aituu-I
tion i• "to continue haviq strone r
relationships with people you •
love. To sacrifice what you've ~
completed in your life ao rar •
wo&&ld be to throw away too many I •oodUainp." She lldvllea parent. to •'try to
undentand their cbUd, even if ·
what he'• aayins la garba1e.
Utten and aak quettions Uk,. '
'Wfty do you Uke 'thls group so I
much?' -I
"Then act on tlae Hfationsblp i
that you meady have. to show
him that-this may not be a •
po1itlve thing." • · :
Contrary to the notion that a 1
teell·aJter.la ripe for a l'~Uf 1 cult when be or she is down and ,
depreased, Mias Zepeda feels
that ''for the ma1t part, it's the '
pecple who Are balanced" who :
tel cauatrt ap in it.
She noted that some people had
bad home situation. or were
drlftlnl and searcbJne for mean-.
ing in their Uvea, but usually "it ,
was people who had it toeether
and who bad a Cood foundation '
wlth themaelves" who stayed
wlth the oburch.
T<>day, Ria Zepeda ia op·
tlmistlc about her future. An
ecolopt. she Intends to atud> •
oceanocraphy at UCLA in th<> •
fall. ·
,
~
D!!TJlOlT <AP) -AD •
pJ01ion blew apart a boute aDd
killed two women SatW'day ill a
q ulet neJehbol'hood, pol lee said.
A witness •aid th• force of the
blut was felt two blocu ~jl·
The Pl]>lOltoctfflrt tbe waIII e
home cruhln1 into two adjacent
hoUJea.
"IT WAS UKE A bomb went
off. Thatbousewu eone lo an lna-
tant," onewttnesaaald.
Richard CoretU, a pollce in·
spec tor at theacene, said, "At thl1
point, we are treatlna it u an
arson and homicide.'' He did nol sii~ why police suspected, foul play.
Firemen pulled two victims
from the rubble. They were not
positively identified but were
believed to be a 41-year-old
woman, who owned the boule,
aJld her 19-year-olddaughter.
• • A car parked In the driveway at
\he Ume of the blut was crushed
by f allin1 brick.I.
; · flelghbors nld the-house was
··"ned by Norma Sandera, a .
;fhcber It\ the clly'a public ·If hoola. Mrs. Sand era had five ' l"'1Jdren, neighboruaid.
"ALL I COULD 1ee wets a wall
of fire comina at me. Next th1q r
knew I wu on the floor," said
Charles Hickerson, who Jived
next door to the dam aged home.
"I heard the picture window
shatter and ran outside,'' he said.
Hi ckerson waa not Injured, but his
house was heavlly damaged.
NeighbONJ said Mrs. Sanders and
her daughter. Nancy, were in the
· bom e whentheblastoccurred.
, "There were five chtldren, '.'!If ancy was the oldest," suld Mrs.
: '")of!re Hyde, wholivedtwohowiea
·' away and hu known the family
for 20 years.
._._..At the time of the explosion.
• 'Tm' other children had ione to a
nearby Gesu Roman Catholic
Church for Confirmation
services. neighbors uld
Rich Recluse ,,
Found Slain
Amid Millions
fNDJANAPOLIS <AP) -A
• : wealthy recluse was found shot tci
death Saturday In her home here
where wllco dl1covered mor•
than $5 million In cash stuffed in
, trHh cans. drawers and tool
boxes.
Police 1oid the home had been
set urtrc. The blaze had been 1et
In two plrsces. und police aald
they found evidence that Ruollne
was u ed to lgnJle the ftre.
• MarjOrle V Jackson, clad an
lfl an n e I pa j •mu• and a
houteco•t, wu found dead on the
klteben noor. She had bttn lbot
once at closo ran1e v.<Jtb a .2:1-
c aU!>er pistol, Deputy Coroner
Ch•rlee Grttn aaid.
Monoy found in the house
totaled $5,0lS.480, accordin1 to
the Marton County shertlrs de-
pMrtment.
. Poaeeuiom Sold·
NEMPHlS, Tenn CAP> -An
, aucUon of alngtr-compoaer llaac
Haya' personal poss slona, or-
~ der4td by a court to uU1fy some
of hJ1 cr00Uor1, notted more ihan
' $54,000. ouction oftlclala aay . ..
•P' "oetbeuHofl
nuc11a.rppwerproducdOD.
TBE U'.ADEU ot the toPDOD·
Communlat lndUJtrlal natlou
ld1ed a coordinat•4 flaht
qainlt intlatloc. unemp)bymmt
and uw barnen hi the flnt ~lilid earlier Saturday tMtwo-Clay tuminlt.
However t the leaders did aot
air" on nueloar enersy POlicy
aurt= boUis Of talkt at No. 10 Do a., olftclal home ol Bri·
taln't mtmlnlster.
Catt.r Wd reporten be and the
othttlUdtrt asree4 to appoint a paael~ot~~nlclan.I ••to try to
study all ol the facet. of the pro.
blem," which hu become the key
t11ue at the aumrnlt wblcb con·
t1nueaSW1day. '
'There ii such a dlvenlty of ln·
ternt and a dffl) concetft about
the lutuH that we thou1bt lt we
time to ~dreu th1a problem,••
Carter told reporters after return-
ing from an evenine at Buck·
ingham Palace. •
Carter and the other summit
leadert dined wltb Queen
Elizabeth II and members of the
British royal family at a black-Ue
state dinner.
CARTER SAID the ·'baste
question" la bow to guarantee
adequate auppliea of nuclear luel
for electrical production while
guarding agalnat mlsuae of the
spent fuel to make nuclear ex-
plosives.
He aaid the summit leaden un-
anlmoualy agreed that "unless we do take action, there will be a
lot of other of the so·,called
threshold natiom who will pro-
long exploeives in the future as In-
dia did a few years ago. And all of
UJ want to prevent that.''
tndla became the alxth naUon
with nuclear c..,abiUty. explod-
tn1 a nuclear device on May 18,
1974.
Carter did not give any timeta·
ble for reaching an lnternatlon.J
a1reement on nuclear non· proliferation.
Sources in the West German de·
legation said the study panel is to
report back within eight weeks on
Its recommendations curbing the
TBBLEADBU andthelralde.
uldtbeftntmoetiniwumarked bY br~ qreement oa bow lbe
non·Communlat world should
•Pffd ltl recovery from the Worlt
economic rece11lon 1lnce the
1930t.
They1ild there wu noconfrm.
taUoa or acrlmoey on 1uch de-
llc ate matters u the rate o(
economic expan1lon. nuclear
nonproUteratlon and the erection
ot trade barriere to protect
domestic tndustrtee.
ShWm.lna ClfftclaJ Umoustnes
the party ot leaders walked amid
aawttnc touri1t1 throu1h St.
James'• Park for • luncheoc at
Lancuterllouse.
Brtuab Forel1n Secretary
David Owen1aJ.d the fintmeettna wu ... IC)ocl f\aa anCI enJoyible,"
and olber Britlab 1ource1
described the atmosphere u ex·
tr aordlnartly f rleoclly.
"There W8' a very large feellns
we were all on the same
wavelength," said Canadian
Prime MinJster Pierre Elliott Trudeau.
••We are approachin1 problema
In a commonsptrit. • •
Carter told reporters the four·
hour opening setslon of the two-
day summit had been "great, ex·
cellent, very 1oo<1."
Hoovel shifted quietly as the bridle party
watched the bride, 27·year-old Patricia
Louisa Oakes and groom, 63-year-old
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., exchange-
/
vows-6he tor· the first time, he for the
fourth-in an outdoor ceremony at the
family's Poughouac, N.Y., farm. He ar:
rived on horseback, she in a carria,e.
Standing tn as best man was Mortimer
Hall. 'lbe Rev. Gordon Kidd officlated.
Family members, at left, look on.
P:rotest Now a Battle of Wills
CONCORD, N.H. CAP> -A
week after a peaceful an-
tinuclear power pre>telt, most of
the 1,400 demonstra!on arrested
were atilt lo custody Saturday
with the llsue becomln1 a baWe
of wllla between the de·
monatraton and Gov. MeldriJn
Thomaon.
Thom.eon hu vowed to have ·'law and order prevail," but that
has become a cosUy vow as the
demonstraton remain adamsnt
that, wtth few except1004, they
wlll refuse to post bail unleu alt
those arrested are freed on .
personal 1'9COIUizance.
They are being he ld on
charges of trespasaine on the
construction site of the Seabrook
power plant. in violation of a
court order llmltlnt last
weekend's demonstration.
THE COM' OF holding the pro-
testers 1n four National Guard
armories hu been estlmated by
state o(ficiala at $50,000 a day,
and Thomson haa appealed for
contributions from "corpora·
lions, labor unions and rank-and·
Ule citizens throughout
America" to help pay the bUlJ.
About 200 memben of the
Clamshell Alliance. whlcb
sponsored last weekend'• •ll·in,
slaged a peaceful demonstration
ln tbe front of the StatebOUte ln
Concord on Saturday. One
participant said the proteat was
to show support of thoee belna
confined in the armorlea.
were still unaure about tbe
schedullni ot trial•. Some who needed to return to
jobt or school bave been released
· on ball. but . no fi1uree were
avaJlable.
SEVENTEEN MEN and
women were COl\Victed on Thurs.
day on the treapau charge, but u
of them appealed the convictlon
and were returned to the
armories. State lawyers conced
that it the aame pattern follows
•mon1 others convicted, the
cases could drag well beyond the
summer.
~~Llle&i'te .-Battle Flares
r
State and county prosecutors
say the protesters are expected
to be tried withln thTee or four
weeks, but the leaa1 syatem 1n
Rockingham Count¥, where the
demonstration took place last
weekend, already shows elans ot
1train becawie o( the number of
people 1nvo1ved.
''IT'S A REAL meas," said a
spokeswoman tor the county
three-member board or com-
mlssiOl\er&. She said the com·
m lss loners we re concerned
abolft the COits of the many trials
and of confinement of those con-
After tbe Judt• gave ~
pended J:S.day jall sentence to the
first of the 17 convicted, state A~
ty. Oen. Da\tld Souter went to
Hampt.On to araue that the aen-
t.enca were inadequate' for "one
of tbe mOlt well·planned act. of
criminal conduct In the it.ate or
the nation."
KANSAS CITY <AP> Ia
Laetrile a valid cancer treat·
ment being suppressed by a con-·
splracy of the medical estubliah-
ment?
Or is it simply a product of
those who traffic in falaebope!
THE EVIDENCE put forth by
scientiats testlfyina for the U.S.
Food and Drug Administration at
twG days ol u intense and emo-
tional public beariJl1 in Kansas
City, Mo., last wee), wu heavily
on the side ot thoee who say that
Laetrile repraenta falae hope.
"Neither the U.S. Food and
Drug AtbulnisttatJon, the Cana-
dian Food anCI Drua Dlrectorat.,
the National Cancer lnaUlu.le,
the American Cancer Society,
t nor any reputable or1anls.Uon
hu found any •vldence to 1ub-
1tanUate ~Uffot Laetrt 1n the
treatment or prevent on or
cancer," the FDA aald In Its
formal ariument
Or, M Dr. Daniel S. Mart.in of
tbe Catholic Medical Coater 1n
New York told the bearln1. Laetrile ll "a swindJe, a hoax, a ..., .... ......, ........ ~
MoftdtY"Fflday. If yOll OD not ~
)'Ollf PllPI' ., 6 30 0 "' c.it Mb• 7 0 lft lftd ~r CO(>y Wiii be dtif~
e.r11tdty al'<! Sunday II~ 00 not
r9Cl9lve yQllf cooy by I am. ~l MtOtt 10 a:m. and yo11r COW W!ll .._ ......
fraud and a ripoff. The only thing
1t candoiatakeyour money.••
The Laetrile 1upporters
branded the hearing a ''kanJarOQ
court," with the witneues
stacked aaa.lnst them. ·
· •con1re11 haa paned no
by Pr. Kanematsu Sugulra which
aeemed to show that Laetrile re·
duced the spread of breast
tumon in mice.
But now aclenUsta have report·
ed tbn no one has ever been able
to reproduce th01e result.I.
victed. .
At week's end, offldals or
Hampton Diltrict Court said they
The sentence will chanaed
and all 17 1ot U•day Jail
terms and SlOO nnes.
law a1alnst apricot ptt.s," arcuect ..=======================--==-=--===---~~~ Michael L. Culbert, of Oaldand1 Call(., a spokesman for the Com·
mlttee for Free<tom of Choice 111
Cancer Therapy. Apricot pits are
one source of Laetrile. •
THE IAET&ILE •Ide also COG·
tended that receot actions In
Florida, Indiana and Alatka in·
volvln1 approval ot Laetrile
leat.alatlon 1h~ that claims tor the 1ubstance were 1ainlq wider acceptance.
In recent year1, Laetrile pro-
ponenta have made mucb ot a
atudy conducted at Memorial
Sldan·Ketterlna Cancer Center
80.4RD'S ORDER •
C4N"I' TREE DAD
fLORJ:NCB, Ala. CAP)-Tbe
Florence Zoain• Board of AcUUft.:
menta a1ree1 wltb the clty'1 buildinl lnapector: Jamie Ray,
12, mUJt tear down hll trM
bOUM.
Accordlnt to th• J..1 board i'uJ_. in' reeeDtJ¥, UM *200 lrff ~ dOel not comply wttb clt1 1aGJn1 r•aulatloM becaUJe tt ls 1 ...
than ao fffttrom tho street.
But Jarnla'• father, JamH
Ray, 1a11 dori't bring in tb•
wreektnf Crft yet, becauae h•
lntendl to appeal the rullnt-all
thew~ to the SuPreme Court.
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ACCO PANIED BY bl1 Secret,ry ot
Reaource1, Claire Dedrick, a former Sierra
Club vice president, Brown wu recelYed with
courteou1, but not overly entbu•luUc •P· plaute.
Durln1 the 1 e11loo, none of t h• "WE ARE IN an era or mnu1:' 'Brown Sierra Club d irectors ralaed the crltlcilma
Hid. ..To elean up the air and clean up the tbat envlronmentall1t1 have voiced In l'eeent
water la 1oto1 to be expensive, and I think mootha _ that Brown ts more talk than aub-
tbe price la worth paylne. But we have to re-stance on environmental ~ues. or that he la
eo•ntse there are co&tl, and Jobs are dl1-bendln1 to labor and buslne11 pre11urea to
p}Jctd. create Jobe at the upense of the' envlron-"Our expandlnt technology 11 running up ment.
a1almt certain Umlta. Pbyaical lhntu, poUtlcal But Brown indirectly rataed those lssuea
Umit•, tecbnoloslcal Jlmlts, foret1n policy blmaelt, joklna that be waa there to dtfend
llmlU, and tboae apply not only to environ-himaell and concentrating on conlllcta between
mental aroupe," Brown said. interest eroups which be said may not be re.
He a.t.o told the directors ot Jhe national solved to every group'• satisfaction.
t---eA.Vironmenlal 1rou~ •Ai.ch. bu. becom._a RE SAID SOM£ of 1he dlttlcu!t natttlet 1Jte
tar1et ot busineu and labor ll'OUJ>I, ~at they e nvironmentalis t s must face Ja that... t.h.e
. '1mllrtry btrder to envtron-=-population ls contlnuln1 to expand, putting
mental quatlons. pressure on land use. And a gl'eater percen·
"Just u you have a consutueney that you t age of those people expect to share in r---:~r.a:nt--tn::-pi:otim:-and"--;adirocmc.flat;::-yiDlI've--~ode:b 'r Mfluence. -
al.lo got to educate them as to what tradeoffs 'They're coming into the mainstream, and
and what c o1 t1 are involved tn each •they don't unde rstand a lot of this ecology
particular program. And there always are no business. That's way over them," Brown said.
free lunches. ..We have p bor people who are out of
•'I REALLY SEN&E JD increasing
.polartzaUoo," he aald. "We're tryln1 to make
people aware of the coats of conserving our
reaources,otcleantnguptheair."
work; who a r e still buying that American
dream of more. They're not looking for in-
sulation or a small car or a hairabirt of
some kind. They're looking for all the goods
that have been a part of this society."
Taldttg Another Loelc
Governor Jerry Brown meets with residents of Yerba
Buena Plaza to see whether conditions at the housing
project had improved since he stayed overnight in the
building known in San Francisco as the 'Pink Palace.'
Crime, garbage collection and other problems had been
cited by residents during his stay.
Tax on .Poi Offers
Government Booty
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The
sale of Ie11ll1ed marijuana could
reap taxee of $1.8 billion annually
and save the country about SQ>
milllon a year in Jaw enforcement
costs, a researcher hH told the
N aUonal Drug Abuse Conference.
Alan C. Garber of the Dru&
AbuaeCouncUsaJdttwouldbelm·
peraUve to earmark the mon.y
specifically for some aoclal use
m arlJuana UHrl can relateto.
I N A aESEABCB paper,
Garber Hid the tu revenue
ti8ure ls conaervattve because lt
does not take lnto comlderatloo
unbyteen·a1eraorexpandedu1e
by adult1 If marijuana la
le11Uzed.
''OM would bo naive to believe
that at least a •s:naU percentqe o£
thttt people (noouur1) will not
at leut try and ~rlment wtth
marijuana under a re1ulatory
syetem and some of these people
would eventually become regular
uHn.'• be1ald.
Garber'• t~ esUmat.e J1 bued
on research flpres sbowtn1 ap.
prox1mate17 la 1nlWon over·ll
user• of ar... whO eaaoke 1.2
btlllon martJua.na d•Ullta m ·
nu ally.
U1t.nitobaceo industry fipres,
It woiafd coSt only about $7.46 to
produee, pac~aae and aell a
pound of legalized marijuana.
which could beaold for ~12, bued
on a current averqe rtrect price
or S32 an ounce, Garber H ld. He
conceded quality and priee h ry
widelyfromplacetoplace.
TOE 1514.SC per pound could all
be potential tax revenue , represenUna: a miDlmum $1.8
billion at c\UTent levell ot use.
"Th.la fllur• represeata almolt
80percentofwhat.theftdera11ov·
ernment now Teeelvea yearly ln
elf arette taxes."
He allo noUd fi1uTea from Jaw
enforeement agencies indicating
letltlmatemarlJuana 1ale1 would
save about "20 mllllon a year in
lawenlorcernentetforta.
Add!Uonally. marijuana cOUld
lead to other revenues from OC·
cupatlonal taxes or Ucenaln1 tees
o n 1rower1, J>roce11or1 ,
wholesalers. retailer• or others
deallnalnthedrug.
Ehrlichman
Highway
Spending
Boosted
SACRAMENTO <AP) -State
Transportation Director Adriana
Glanturco, accuaed of not spend·
ing enough on highways. an-
nounced Saturday a $SOO million
tncreaae in a six-year road·
buildln1 proerarn that would
boost highway spending to $6.2
billion through June, 1984.
( STATE J
·'This estimated increase com-
es without a new 1aa tax aqd
stems principally from changes
sn fede r a l law and better
estimates of con.truction coa&a."
Ms. Gianturco said in a .state·
ment.
Some construction lndu.stry
leaders and Jealalatora have
claimed that Ms. Glanturco hu
r efused to 1pend available
money for road construction. She
has denied It.
KflUer Cle• .. I/JI
LOSANGELES (AP)-Kaiser
Steel Corp. will pay a record fl.l
million ln fines and another $15
m1lllon in cleanqp effort. at lth
Fontana plant in order to avol<J
beina blackU1ted by the federal
1overnrnent, the st.ate Air
Resources Board said Saturday.
Kaiser wu to be pl•ced on the
blackllst -ti\ua denytn1 the firm
eovernment contract• -on
Saturday. Kalser'a "Fontana
plant, which employs 5,000
peraons aod ii considered direct·
ly respomtble for 10,000 Jobs, was
cited foe nearly 1,100 vlolaUonaof
atate and federal pollution stan-
dards.
lleaeftt•Akere4
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The
Callfomla Supreme Court bu
lt.nlck down •law automatically
entit.J..lni widows of men killed In
lnduetrial accidents to maximum
workers compensation death
betMfita.
The court said the law denies
equal protection to both
wldowen and employed women
and doel °°' take Into cooaldera· lion a women'• abtllty to auppe>rt
benelt. The tribunal eald its rul-
inl mean• .. all a ppllcantl,
widows and widowers alike. will
be requtred to rrove their depen-
deQCY and wll be compensated
in accordan~ with tbe facts and
circumstances ebown.' •
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Save. on this
Sea~ ta-r-1-i.fJ t-l-t
E1t1een size
...
two~pi·ece ·set
·now!
Now'a the time to move up to mOdern afz.e sl!!f?lng comfott at big
.. vtnga. 20 ~. bigger than full slze, this eo X 80 ' Sealy set told
regulatlY at $100 morel Same extra ffrm tnnerspr1ng unit and thick
culhlOf"ling of Seelyfoam• and cotton feft. Rugged tQrelon bar
foundation for added firmness.
Spectacular savings
on all sizes now· . . .
R~. 89.95
twin size each pl~e
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We hear Jot orarumblln& about the
bureaucracy. Most ~pie are a1a1nst ll. whatevu it
is. It's supposed to employ too many people woo
spend too much money on cUviUes that aro often of
doubtlul value.
.. lta most remurkable chn.racterlstlc Is its ab1llty \o keep growing and growing. ton, :after its Ori&ioal
purpose has been fulfilled.
Let '1 look at the U.S. Department of Agriculture,
created 105 years ago with a staff ol ino people.
Today it occup1cs a whole string of buildings in
\Vashlngton, plus 16,000 branches throughout the
country.
Its annual budget is $15 billlon. It baa 80,000 full-•
time employes (one for every 34 f artners .in the na·
tton), plus 45,000 part·time employ~.
It plans dams contipuously, though none of those
planned in the past 10 years has been built.
· It spends $4 million a year on research to increase
the yield of peanuts and $188 million in payments to
firmers for surplus peanuts.
It spends $45,000 on a study of how long the
average American takes to cook breakfast. Studies of
lunch and dinner are planned. It spends a year drafting standards for
watermelons which admittedly won't be of much use
to either growers or consumers.
Its Rural Electrification Administration~ created
i0.·1935 to help bring electricity to (arm homes, will
g uarantee $3.5 billton in loans this year, though 99 per·
<."ent or farm homes already have electricity.
Its Farm Home Administration. also created in
the Depression to help farm f iimllies save their
homes, will loan $6 billion this year to persons in any
cl>mmunity of less than 50,000 for just about any home
isnprovementor business need.
.. It spends $16 million a year on public relations
and an equal amount on printing books and pam·
pltlets created by a staff or 600 writers. Each con·
gressman gets 10,000 pamphlets for his constituents ..
Yes, it does constructive things. 1r administers
food stamp • school lunches and other feedinl pro-
srams. It rides herd on safety in !ood ptoductlon Jnd
processlng and bas played a major r<>le in increastne
food production. The U.S. Forestry Service comes un.
deritswln .
But there's absolutely no doubt many of it6>pro·
grams are outdated and many of iu emplo}'es admit
they have little to do. sun. lt keeps growing, under
the tender care of congressional committees manned
by congressmen devoted more to steerlnf govem·
ment-financed re;earch and other pork-barrel pro·
grams back home than to guarding the nation's purse
strings.
If Jimmy Carter can reorganize and streamline
this one, and others Uke it, he's a better man than
many optlmlstic presidents in the past.
. Authorship Sailing .
The recent Twelfth Annual Author Awards pre·
sentatioo by UC Irvine's Friends of the Library re-
veale<l another .lacet oi..Orange County living that
seems to be thriving.
No fewer than 61 county author& -some sharing
authorship -entered 58 published works.
The topics ranged from weighty scientific
treatises to lighthearted chlldren 's tales. They in·
eluded such subjects as home gardening, arts and
crafts, family living and local history.
Tile range is indicated by the award winners:
James Roosevelt of Newport Beach for his book, "My Parents"; Jane and Paul Annixter of Laguna Beach
for "Wapootin," a story about the Alaskan moose;
Kenneth Croker of Costa Mesa for his "Santa Ana
Mountains Trail Guide"; and Arthur Marder of
Newport Beach for "Operation Menace," an account
of the World War II Dakar expedition.
Whil~ the county has always had its share of gift·
ed wri1'rs, there's no doubt the continuing support of
the university is stimulating the literary climate.
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Punch LoruJon Offers Less om in Building Bridges ,
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... Summit Exposes Diversities
WASHINGTON, D.C. -Presi·
dent Carter is going to face a ma·
jor roreien
policy
challenge
when he get.a
together with
America's al· lies in London this weekend.
For the sum·
mlt meeting
wlll test the
strength of
U.S. economic and political links
with Western Europe and Japan.
The agenda for the meeting
features a range of tough lssues
that have not only been straining
ties between the United States
and llS friends, but also have
complicated relations within the
community of Industrial nations
C STANLEY J:
_ KABNOW _
as a whole.
A key qu~stlon at the moment,
therefore, ls whether Carter...can
introduce an element of cohesion
under American leadership -or
whether the interests of the Unit·
ed States and the other developed
countries will divide them even
more than they have been during
the past few years.
IT OUGHT TO be said at the
outset that the United States and
its allies comprise a relatively
homogeneous group. They are all
democracies. and, to varying
degrees, each ls dedicated to a
system that lies somewhere
between capitalism and social
democracy.
But each has been influenced
by its historical experience, and
t.bis is important as they strive to
reach a consensus. especially in
the realm of economic pollcy.
The West Germans, for exjlm·
pJe, are deeply scarred by
memories of inflatton during the
1920s. when their currency
became so depreciated that It
took a suitcase full of banknotes
to buy a loaf of bread.
THUS THEY are resistant to
Carter's efforts to get them to
1Umulate their economy in order
to Increase their imJ)orts of
merchandise from Britain and
France, which are ln trouble.
allies over the question of dealing
with the poor countries of the
Third World.
THE WEST Germans in
particular want to bulwark these
countries, partly because they
need their raw materials and in
part because they consider them
to be a future market for their in·
dustrlal output.
UnW now, however, the Uhlted
States has been less willing to
make such a commitment.
But the Carter administration
appears to be shJftlng its poal· •
lion, and one of the big itemt at
the summit is likely to be tho ex·
ploration of a common approach
to the underdeveloped regions.
Another matter that is bound to
be discU6sed is Carter's concen·
tration on human rights 81 an
element in U.S. foreign policy.
Here again, the Western· allies
represent a diversity of views.
Bomb Ban:· Bi?ttei! .La,t,e .Than • • •
The British, on the other hand,
recall the massive unemploy·
ment of the great Depression of
the 1930s. For that reason, thelr
labor unions ire anxlows to keep
Britain'• economy working at
high capacity despite the risks of ·
inflation, Meanwhile, Frf'nce, as usual,
la foe~ on its own sense of na·
ti on al identity. And although
FreRch Presidertt Valery
Glscard d'Estaing ts more wob·
bly than any other European
leader, due to a growing threat
from h1a left-wing opponents, he
has been unable to work out a
policy to bolster his country's
sagging economy.
THE BRmSH probably ·are
closest lo>C8Jler in their belief ••
that human right.I should not be
overlooked. But the French and
the Japanese, whoee diplomacy Thirty.three. 1ear1 ago... U..
le'8dlni acientlsts aasoclated
with the development of nuclear
eneray wrote a prophetic letter to
President Harry S Truman.
1helr letter be11ed the Pn!il dent to realiie that the atomic
bos:n b could
represent th.e
aravest
military
threat to
Americans tn
their ·hl,tory,
1lnce even the
1malle1t na·
Uon with the
ablllty to
make and de·
liver a nuclear bomb would be in
a poaitlon to dutroy the United
Sta tea. In the int.rest ot Ollr OWD
aecurtt,y quite apart from tub.
1tantia1 humantwtan conaldt.;.a·
lion.. the 1clenthll advl1ed Lhe
Prealdent to f or10 the firit ••
of tbo bomb and to uae our
restraint as a competun1 buts
for btadlna off a world nuclear
arm1 race.
WHAT THE aclentllu fea.rtd
wa1 that the American . atomic
monopoly would be broken -not
just by the Sovltt Union but b1 a
DAltY PILOT
~rtN. Wtld.Pvbflllltr
Thoma• ICHvll. ldMot
. ~,-~-. ~---~. --~~'~ tn end1othevmt-nee, the Unit· N 0 KMAN ed States threw au it.a welaht a1ainst such moves. COUSINS In 1~ the Slate Department
do&en nations or more. They
foreaaw t.be consequences of the
pronreraUon. •
They urged Prta1dent Tnllnan
to announce, at an appropriate
time, that we had devi1ed a
powerf\11 .nuclear explosive and
tbaat. m the human lnter.t. we
had ablt&tiied trom U. use on
human be\np.
A•aimt this back1roW\d of
r•tralnt, tM aclenUsll believed
Lbat the United States would be In
a 1troni po11tlon to pre11 for ef.
fective world control of nuclear
power.
Obviously;: ut.re Is no way ot
kftowtna whether 1uch a strateo'
would have worked. lt la potaUile
that thO Soviet Union would have
&ODO ahead U,_11 •ith the de·
\lelopment of tu owa nucl ar
eapabWty.
tried to kill a project to bring
some 2$ younc women to the
United States for corrective sw·
aery. These young women hlid
been dWlgured by the HiroshJma
atomic bomb explosion. state
Department officials feared that
the pr~ence of these atomic
bomb vietlms in the United
Statet might c~ate sentiment in
tavor or outlawing nuclear
WHP009.
But now the United States sees
the connection between lt.s own
aecurit,y and t.be ~eed for world
le1al machinery to stop the
apreldohueh weapons.
It la terwrally believed that the
Vietnamese war was the most
aerloua U.S. foreten policy
blunder of the 20tb century. But
at le•t Vletn m wu rairly sell·
contained.
U.S. POUCV on nuclear power
created a chain reacUon the full
lmpmotwhlch hq yet to be f~Jt.
AB a result ot that policy, the
American people are caught up
in a runaway nuclear arms race.
Meanwhile, peoples everywhere
lack a world organization capa·
ble of dealing with common
danger and common needs.
President Jhnmy Carter ls
completely correct in' aearchlpg
for a way to prevent buclear
bombs from menacini the future
not just of the United States t>ut
of clvtU.aatlon it.self.
Late thou&h it is, he ousht to uae all hla persuuive powers and
ln1enuity to create • world de·
bate. out of which public prea·
aure can be brou1h.t w bear on
government.a. Even a1 Um la
done, we can think back on all the
waated. opportunities wh.n the
probl~ wu much 1lmpler than
ltlanow.
And. Hd thouib it ii to have to
aay so, th8 place of HUT)' s
Truman and Dean Acbeaon ln
American tllstocy may be far leu
au.spicioua than was realized at
lhetlme.
,
TJIE JAPANESE, who also
will be present at the London
summit, are going to create
problems for Carter as well. As an
exporting nation, they are
aensltlve to the rislnt demand for
protectlonlam in the United
States and Weatem Europe. and
they fear that curbs on thelr sales
abroad wlU hurt their irowth.
Carter certalnly will be under
preuure to conctllate the
Japanese, who aro America's
prf ncipal ally ln the Pacific.
At the tame time, though, he
will have to lake btto account the
outcry at home, eapec1aJly from
labor unions, to dampen the Im·
port into the United States of
tJ apaneee goods.
Add to all th1s the differences
between lbe United States and its
is more traditional, are not
swayed by the subject.
The prQ1$pect, then, is that the
United States and Its friends wlll
not come up with more than
rhetoric on the topic. In short,
they probably are incllned to the
position that th1J 11 an issue that
should not openly spllt the al·
liance.
More than anything, perhaps.
the summit will give Carter the
cbancd to meet lace to race with
bis foreign counterpart.a.
He already has met wlth
British Prime Minister James
Callaghan and Japanese Prime
Minister Takeo Fukuda. Bill be
may find hls contact less than
cordial with Weat German Chan·
cellor Helmut Schmidt, who sald
during the U.S. election earn·
palgn that he preferred Gerald
Ford.
In a variety of way•. the Lon·
don 1ummtt promlaes to be an
education fo~ Carter. Jt may be
months, however, before we flnd
out how much of a tuition fee he
baa paid for it.
wornin,. )'et, but choice ii
ours, everyone•a.
ELIZABETH B. HOYT
SlllOi'• Not.: Blrmow Cc/tllff, ~~of JU ltntotln <IMritlf ,,..
• llOllll/f>,,,..,,,,,,. *'141 '11 WoahlnQf• D.C •• oddtf..t·tM Dlltnd 1'our
B'M B'rtth ~'°* m Colla
Jfuo Jod toNk. H• tcdd ht 1DGI
===• lad ~ bf 11.-r• • • • or
Grid ldtldbtofM eall«S U.. t00me"oe~~ ...
II.re .,. Ml oommnt1 °" tlw otw cUol. .
·~~ noor (oftbe~'nal B 'rlUi tnilld1D1> wa1 our uni· vene. W• Jmew tbey h8(J taken
over oebel" bulldina• but luckily
we didn't know µiey bad killed
one rt]lllGl'ter. .. ~ oae thlnc we never ex·
peCte4 was that we would all set
out aiwe. We knew their de-
ma.Dd.a ud realiJed no clvihed
aoeletv ~do that.
. •'wg IV8T PRAYED no one
wou.ldpull an EntebM. Tbey bad
the afalrways too well blockaded
for any SWAT team to bust
thrcM11h Eveey time the••evator
bell raq, we twinged. The beat
~could hope"for-was1hat
the1 would get tired and
ne~te for free passaie. ~wasmachambr of~ ple, J'OUDI and old, black and
wblte, Jew .and non-Jew. Ooe of
the terrorists was heard to say he
just prayed to a Allah that there
would be more than 100.
your mhtd off tbt ultimate
worry. Ky ftncera are attll too swolleo to wear my widdlq rtna ~~.-~~ it cm a by riDI 1. fUIUUIMIQ out of a pteee Of wire
' that wu under me most ot the
1 Um•·!t••driviqmocruy.
· .. IN 8011£ WAYS the worst
moment wu the release. 1be
turoriltl had Just ordered ever-
yone face down and atarted yell-
ina oblctm!tiel. We curled \U>,
each tryfDf to make as 1mall a
· tar•et • poalble. "Then there ~u quiet. Tbe ter· l'Orlat.s wfl'J'e on tbtlr way out but
we didn't know It.
•'The next command waa •Freeze, thta t• the polic• •
thla a last moment of torment?
Would you feel the bullet before U
killed you! Out of the comer or
one eye I could 1ee a J>lue uni·
.form and reaJlr.ed it. really wu.
thepoUce.
"They were just making sure
we were all hostaees and that
there were no terrorists hiding in the room. Eveo with the police
••THE OTllEJl nilht.. for the
flrat Uaie, I wu outalde tbe
bulldlnf, loioklna up. I could fwl what it a:n,.t bave been Jlke out·
•Ide, woadenn1 what wu 1otn1
on. ID •HUe It w•• wonetban WASHINGTON Tb:• whatwewenttbiOuCJi. o "I felt a treuiendou.s aadneSI· Uemen ol tbe·U.S. Supreuie
that thll 11 tho way the world la. Courtdoaotwanttoi.l.k about It.
Tho pa)'Choloatcal aapecta are but tbete ii • MrioU1 questlon
the IDOlt u--.. tlna·, the ~b\lelcal lb~ abould answer bontatlJ ,Jnd ........ ,. wlUJoutcoverup:
hurt and numbneu wi weu-· Did a Ju1U~ of tbe U.S. away. s ,._,,.. ttb .. It we believe that law and or-upreme~. GUii" a,...
der eotn• through eovernment porter wh•t
re1ponalble tg the will of the peo-went on ln a
ple, we must work at every level ·closed aesalon
to aay ENOUGH -terrorism, of the Justlcea
Poverty and i1oorance. on the matter "When I eot home to my wife of review of and aon and d•u""bter, we talked the convlc· • tiODJ of John and uled and became much M l t ch e 11.
closer. Friend.a from "round the H. a;. Halde-world bad been ealllna them at man and John
all boun a1k1..,...•Ma~'• new?'-"Ehrtrcliman?--too afraid to aak if I were a holtaee. Nlna Totenberr, who covers
"It may sound corny but the tbe court for NaUooal Public
line -'Your prayers austaioed J\adio <NPR), reported that the
me.'-thatyouaeeoncondolenee juaUc~ by a ~a vote, wttb
cards sums everything up. We Juatlce William Rehnqullt abs-
felt the spirit on the eighth floor talning, decided not to grant a re·
and lt was real. There ls so much view of tho case involvtni the
goodness in the world; it is our celebrated Water1ate defen·
job to put it to work.'• dants.
MISS 'l'Ol'ENBEBG'S r•rt of the closed session Included the
rich su11e1Uon that Chief Justice
·s _ad Eriding to -Folks' Tale
Warren Burger, whom she poin-
tedly identifies as a Nixon ap-pointee, &tailed the announce-
men.t of the vote In order to wln
one ol tbe juaticea (Stevena or
White) tQ. the aide of &ranting a
review.
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And Tiwy Lived Scrappily Ever After
By ELINOR DA VIS
Eluwr Davis u a reddent of lagWJa Beach
This land of the free is fostering a new
class of people. America'• own gyl)'ies.
Different in kind from those of all ages
who originally roamed the countrysides.
America's gypsies are only one peer
group. The elderly on fixed incomes.
roaming Crom city to city -searching
for a place that wlll provide a roof over
their gray hairs and shelter for their
crippled and aching bones. They seek a
locale where they mi&bt live out their re-
mainini years Jn peace and serenity.
AMERICA'S GYPSIES! Some are
widows or widowers, who suffered loss
or income due to medical expenses in·
curred for the long lllneas and death of a
lifetime partner.
Many have worked hard to retire on
what wu then an adequate income. There are other extenuatinf circumstances, such as inflation, forcing
these oldsters into limited and !lxed in-
comes.
Often these Iona time good citizens are
reearded by some of their more
fortunate fellow citizen• u liabilities.
charity cases or scapegoat.a. These aame
frustrated taxpayers never complain
about bag businesses on subeidies or con-
sider welfare abuse, tax·dodges, govern:
mant waste, foreign aid, etc., u causes
for splrallne tues that they and the
oldsters alao P•Y.
-80ltl& OF'TllOSB ln the other peer
groups, bogged down and boxed in by
a1e conscloU1neaa, provide club houses
for th.tr children, country clubt and
meetinc places for thoe• of their own a1e bracket and 1ome of the elderl)•,
fortunate In havln1 hi1her lncome1.
Yet these same ciUzena resent aupply-
int m~ places !or other lifetime
citizens. However. rest bornea are en" couraced •bere many oldsters slowly
die of lOMlineu for frlenda and loved
ones or from the ri1on and de&radatlon
of re1lmeatatlon.
THERE AaE cities who feel a
responsibility and compaaslon for their
elderty and wllllncly provide centers
where tbelt foundlnt cithem can enjoy
tbe aecurtty found in permanent houa-
in1. POMibly, tbeae cities realize that by
provicUna aenlor bouaint -&here is thus teas compet!Uon lD the 1carce rental
market for tb~ yo11t.h aud the
newcomers.
Some yean •10, one of Laguna'•
former elderly cltlsen1, who also
became leu affioent financially, but
who m~1ed to live oul ber days in her
home city, lost paUence with another
ctU1en. leu 8'ed, who wu a pelt in her
modest ~art.meet.
The guest indulged in "put-downs·'
of the oldsters. Her hostess edged her guest to the front door, opened lt for the
self·righleous citizen to depart and thtn
said:
"Now -You getoffm11 sidewalks -off
m11 1treets, my roads, highways and
freeways -and you take 11our children out
._of m11 schools. They Me mlne for I have
spent a wbpJe lifetime payln1 for them."
She 1lammed the door.
Americt's,..,gypales $1o not dtlletYG. c.Qll· tempt anCl pity. They do deserve un-
derstanding, concern, respect, and their
--civil ritbt•. Poul)>ty America'•
cltlzenry should be reminded that what.ever ta done for this nation's elderly
wUl 1ome day benefit all generationa.
Otherwise, they too may 1ome day live
with the sword of Damocles over their
head1 and become efpsles, as they also roam the countrysides looking for
shelter.
Her broadcast also em·
phaalzed that the three jwitices
votlne for review were Nixon ap·
pointees; thus sbe raised the
question qf motives.
Now th1J story is a· bombshell. ln terms of the court, for theae
august men, by tradition, never
dlsc'Us.1 the deliberations of their
·famous Fridal)' conferences, not
even with their wives at pWow-
talk time.
But becaU1e or the story's ob-
vious impact, and the promotion
of it by Miss Totenbert and
federally funded NPR, it got wide attention. The New York
Times eventually confirmed and
front.pa1ed lt. thus elvlne it
credence
THE OFFICIAL reaction of the
court waa "no comment." Un-
fortunately, the name of Justice Potter Stewart came into
speculation as the "source," and
he was moved to deny he played
that role or had even discussed the case wtt.b MiH Totenberf.
She won't reveal her IOW'ces
(,plural) oo the story, and added
the lntriguine remark that she
has "nveral 1ood friends on the ~ench," that "invlslbJe people"
at court should be conaidered as
possible tipaters .
Naturally. def enae lawyera
uked the court for time io ex-
.»l•ln 'hoW' t.b• OUlt'.MeOUI leak mlaht have affected their cllenta•
appeals. Naturally, the court thll
W'fek rejected-this request. After
alt, the court ml1bt have to
acknowledee that it had done
wrong lf it looked into itlelf -on
request.
There is a question of fairness
and ethic• here. No Supreme Court justice shbuld discuss what
goes on 1n closed sessions. No
clerk to a Ju.sUce or a lesser func ·
tJoa~ lbould dllcUA IUCh m~-,
Unt etther. ·
I
AND YET, WE live In a t1Jne
when the leak Of prlViJe•elS «'
confldeatlal informatiop .1t1
tnore often the rule tban the tx·
ceptioc. ·ec.i.lder t.b8 most '1rl
cent leaking' of oew Watercate
ta~ concern1n1 Rlcbatd NlxQI\. 1 1'houth l"8m a joantaltst, I di sorry somebody leaked to Nina
Totenbera. lf that '9 "bat~ pened. The S\qfreme COUrt
to be the Jaat nfu1e for an.
cit11ens. If that'• ione. lln't talr
play a rather holloJr concept t. · our republic?
Nina Totenliera does not like
Chief Justice Buraor'• work; Sh~,
questions ~lJ motives in tl\ll c~.
as well u those of other N~ 1 appointees.
She would like to see all \be d.~1 fendanta 1n prison, and her el1 terprtalne reporting, to her, II
way of emuring that the three d '
fendaata J.et what she t.hinb tb4Y 1
deserve. So while her NPR re-
port amounta to a challenctt fll:
Chief Justice Burger's motiv•
her own motives are also open tt-.
question.
There la ju.st.lfication for such
questioning. She says it was "un·
usual'' for Burger to delay Olk
nouncement on th~~ view lsai\ ·•for no apparent e ont_' and J
practice "covert :\zy1Dg" ·r ~
hls viewpoint. ~ . WELL, JUmCES do lobby )
one another on many i11ue1 1
before final announcement 11 •
made. To which she anawen: ~
"It's different. because u·. an •
abuse by the Chief Juallce. Thls
ii pollUcal hanky-panky in favor <
of the defendants. Ile is takinc ' too long to release the decision. ;
"If anything, thla story helps
the defendants. There's been a '
week·lon.e fiap over it. The def en· :
danu have really lost thelr case. ·
Their ooly chance was this flap •
over the leak."
Those are rather assertive ~
judgments. Miss Totenberg's i
script reads that a Nixon· 1 appointed Chief Justice, but· tressed by two Nixon-appointed ·
Associate Justices, Is tryinc. to
awlna votes in favor of three top I ofncf ala ot the Nixon Adminlltra-I tlon. ,
SHE HAS ALSO decided 'that
these officials have lost thcttr
case. otherwise, u she said ln
her broadcast, it could develop
that " ... Haldeman and
Mitchell will remain free. p
bably for another year, perba
lorCYer.'' ----• Having them free for ¬her
year would sadden, perha1>9 even
an1er, reporter Toteobera. But ft
ls still up to the U.S. Suprell)lfl~
Court to decide whether the cWJ •
Cendant.a have a ri&ht to review: !••
Let's hope the court UNI itlr
own head lo make that decision
and also Tebukea wboev~'
"leaked." The Supreme Court ·
should bo the last body in goverriL'
mentt.o "cover up." · • •. • . .. ..
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'Innocence: A Nov~l Reaction to Po:rnogr8.phy { .
8y8Aa8AllACAR~ND
Bor~o Cortland ft " BnUsh
writtr of n>mo:ntfc ~z.. Thia ort1·
ci. ftm appeared tn Th• Tmw• of
LOftdon.
It lhould bave been obvtoua to
an1oae who bad atudled human
bebavior that the dowDward
t.mMI to pomoar•Ph1 would be
followed by an up1ur1• to· romance. Yet the RomanUc Age
which betan two )'tart aao took wrlt.n, oompoaen. publlsbera,
tbeatttcal and film producers by
au.rprile.
WaltDimey1ald: "EveryUmo
they make • pornoar•Dh1e ftlm l
J'Qait lllOM1." an4 I am CC!ll· vlnced that every time women
• Jook at vWllJ'. filthy, depad.lq
porno•r•phy they buy a ••JA.rbara Cartland. tt I
JN 'l'llB PN!lr two yearw the
HlM i:A my novel• bav, lHe.t<i lato utronomlcal fliurtt .. and
Jaave now reached '10 million.
'l')NDt.1-elx new novel.I wW ap-
PJU' in Brtt.aln thll y•ar. I am a
bt1t"Hller In Europo'-North
Amenca ao4 alto 1n ·1·urk.ey, sma..-.. tadJa. tbe PhWPllAMI def Sri Lanka. WM? Because all
IDJ' biltOlaiilit are W'llnJ.
,,.: ctemand LI not a\irPdliDa
Ii ~1~. &Mt; •here men bave
ahrQI bi.ilited and expitWd tMir WOQaeD to be J)U.te, but tJm WIJ4 liddin•m from Uae Wet& ta
UD~ted.
~ u )'tartl •10. publlalierl
tGlll UMlt ramanUc aut.bonJ that UMl1 aboll4 "II> modern\' 11114 wdw abOut cllYOroe U4 UQ•
ND.CWled.lcWe-J nfUMd.
• · r W&J brou1ht up in tbe
·20s." J 1ald. "We were lnnoceot.,
and there wu no queatlon Of pop.
pine ln and out of bed pro-
ml•cuoualy. I am not dJsputlna
that today it bappeu -1 },Ult do
not thlnk St ta romantic. • With
th• .._ult that when the Roma.a· Uc boom bunt. J had mo-re than
150 vlrstnl In print.
.. Tt'1 .,...,. untrue to llle and
modern thouCbt," the crlt1c1
scoff. Buttalt?
I have yet to meet a man who
dld not want hla wife to be dlf •
ferent from tbe "aood-Ume"
1trl1 wlth· wbom be amuau
blraaelf. 1 aave yet to talk to •
woma.a Who doela' lciilt for en
6verwbelmtn1, ee1t1tlc love
from a man wbo worthlPt ha u
hb ldeal ind bll JmlpjJ'aUon.
It ta tbe ldeallMd woman ~ch
evel')' maa put.a in • tecret ah.rt
and WorilblDI aa b1I wife, aa the
mother'of i'bJI thlldren, u hi•
1wde and lniptrauon.
ROWEV£a MUCH ''women'•
Ub" tnl.1 talk of uallty of the aeu1, It 11. aa t bapp na,
m..Ucally lmposalble fot mm
ud wonMD to be equal wbell lt
com• to MX. A man can "make
love" wttbOut tt bilbll uYt.h1.u
but a ~ action. Jft cu
IDHD DO hlm than• loOd o.r a.s m.at and .. u ,ur~
to~ ..
Yar • womu. laY•mUlftf. bowever brief, ho••nr lltbt· hearted, mtlDI an emottonal ln.
"olvemtnt, wbleb II both
• ~&I ad aamtaL nit w ""7 to t''1HP about•• arreeta .a
womaa•1 clllaracter aad ~*'·
at all I.a enUrely due to women
f aJUnc to do their job u the 1uar-
dlan1 Of tnoral.I.
Men, since the beglnnlnc of time, have been tbe hunten, the
provlden, the protectors, the
m aaten tn their own bouae11 and
of tbelr own women. They b•e
also been allowed to be ratftah,
profllcate and llcentloua, 1bould
it please them. There were ln·
variably enouah Lilltba to ualst
them.
But what a man hu looked for
In hll mistress in the past la quite
dlftennt from what be bu re·
ialred of bit wife. Only In th1I
eneri1&19ii have there been l)O arrien and little dllfereoce between. the two.
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MOit ct the projects Uated here requlr• simple t.Oola 8nd materials which c0&t very Utile. Man)' r~
qUlreDOmorethan a willlnispirtt.
, 'lbe_onlyquaUon, then, ls this:
WRYIOTRER! Eileen McClure, a spetker Ob COl\ffrvation tor
the ~them Calllomia Bd15on Company, says
tbei'eare .... eral reasons: ,
· -You wlll Hve a little on your electric and 1u
bW.. •
.,__--~redue&thentHnbef'i>!·baweb
lmportectoilrequlred to produce electricity.
. -Reducing energy usqe helps protect the en-
wtronment.
-.By conserving, ~ou help buy thn• for
-teclulOlooto-eome to the mcue of an enetCY·shortr
world.
-.-You can take pride ln managing your re-
90arcestoyour best advantage.
But, says Mn. McClure, the bottom line ls this:
What's the-point of golni on wasUng?
Room by room, here's what you should do.
• •• • I STABTWimmEKITCHEN.
Your refrigerator, if electric, ls one of the ..., ................ 'largest consumers of electricity. Pay attention to
bow cold your refrigerator ii. Uae a thermometer to
check. If the temperature ii higher than needed to
preserve milk and other products (aboilt 50-55
degrees> adjusttbetemperatureebntrolslighUy:
Raising-the t"emperaturnttgbtty wttt rrot atfecr-
fresbness, but allows the refrigerator to work for
shorter cycles, usina less power.
Saving on energy can be.a simple and inexpensive exercise. Merely switching to light
-~olorad lamp-Shades can help boost light le¥els..wlthout-i"creasing ·wattage used. ·
If it's a self-defroster, check to see how low you
can set the defroster control. Adjust it lower (follow
manufacturer instructions) until frost lingers.
Then, turn the seltinl sli1htly higher.
Tell your family to avoid lJDDe<:essary door
opening, which causes refrigerators to work over-
Um1>vens are bll consumers of gas or electricity.
Preheating la one thing you can cut out com·
pletely. Plan to bake several Items at a time
when yoo do use it.
If you have an microwave oven, you are
already saving some energy. But, be sure to cook as
many thin1s at once u possible.
A handyman ln the Jdtchen can replace incan·
descent fixtures with fluorescent units.
_Hot water tap leaks should be repaired im·
mediately. •
tJ8tJAUY, LEAKING TAPS require turning
off the water under the sink, tak1ng the top portion
of the faucet apart and replacina a tlny rubber
1aaltet. (Check the drawing on this page to see what
7ou ·n need to replace).
A slowly dripping faucet dribbles about eight
bot water beaters of water per year. You save the
1u "-uited to heat lt. ~I of that hot water eater, when was tht
lut time you drained it? Flushinc out the sand
which aett.les ln the beater durtnc the coune of a
)'ear CfD reduce gas usage. It abo allows the unit to
heat waler more quickly.
A valve on the slde of tnost beaten (connect-
ed to a hose if the unit is inside) allows drainage.
Tu~ off the water iDlet valve and set the heater to
pilot while doln1 the Job. Reset the beater to below
"normal" when you've flniahed
The gas company and s.everal retail outletl now
offer a bot water heater insulating blanket that
wraps around and insulates the tank. It cuts power
usage by about 20 percent.
•••
THE LAUNDRY ROOM.
Another area where you can save a bundle.
Switch to cold water detergents where possible.
Set machioes to cold or warm water when.ever you
can. Be sure you fill washers completely.
Discourage your kids from tossing clean
clotheetn with dirty items.
Clean the llnt filter each time you use the drier.
It s hortens the drying cycle by allowing air to
circulate more freely.
This room is another good area for switching lo
fluorescent lighting units and make sure dryer
vents are clear.
THE BATHROOM.·
Fix leaky taps.
•••
Train all family members to take short showers
with water turned on to flow at low rates. U d~
cipll.ne fails, b.andymen can lnstall an inexpensive
now-restriction device that cuta water flow from
seven to about3~ gallc>os per minute.
Most people like plenty of light in the bathroom.
Next lime you paint the room, pick very li&bt col-
ors.
The F.d.lson Company says a lOb watt bulb puts
. out more light than four 25 watt bulbl.
Take a look at bathroom lipt fixtures. "When
~seat washers
let your money
leskdown
the drain. A
wrench, 6crewdrlver
and Inexpensive
washer end
costly drips.
was the last time you gave them a bath In soap and
water? Dust and 1rime chop lllhtinl efficlency. U
in doubt, clean 'em out. ....
THE UVING ROOM .
There are fewer opportunities to save on eneriy
here, but do check to see l! you couldn't arrange
furniture and lighting so you 11eed fewer lamps to
-carry oo daily Ille. ·
Next time you purchase a television set, buy
one ot the new, low wattaee models.
Are your lamps shaded with opaque material?
• You can probably use lower wattage bulbs 1Uld
maintain the same U1htlnJ level by replacing
opaque abades with translucent ones ln llgbt colors
orwblte. ,
Keeping drapes closed when the heat's on saves
gas. •
Handymen can seal air leaks with caulking
Soap and water
boost light
level8 Withdut
using a larger
bulb. Duating
bulbs Increases
light level
of room lamps.
walls and ceiling. Thia is probably the sin1le most
import;ant energy savin1 step you can t.-e, say
spokespersons for both the Gas and Edison com-
panies.
Light colored ceilinas bounce light back into
living areas .
Dust light bulbs. Dirty bulbs glve off less light.
•••
THE BEDROOMS.
An extra blanket could easily replace an elec-
tric blanket for many people.
Own a waterbedt Thinking about one?
The Edison Company says a pad type beat.,r
uses considerably less electricity than a fiow-
through beater.
Don't leave a high wattage lamp burning in the
evenings just because yo_u hate to enter a · dark
room. In.vest in a tiny nl&ht lllhi instead. Plue it ln·
to th~ ouUet controlled by a wall switch.
Insulating vents, ceilings saves energy
Rearrange lamps or furniture so you get tb~
most usable light from tbe amallest number of fix.
tu res. • ••
If you're a handyman, you m11bt look at·
your garage workbench. •
Usln& incandescent U1bt1? Switch to nuores-· •
cent. •••
UNDEB THE BOUSE Cor a.bovetbeceiUnt). Air CQl9dlt1ontng and beater filters need oc-
casional replacing. The7 Hverety reduce effi-
ciency.
Exposed hot water pipes ahould be1wrapped
with tnsulaUon. You'll cut heat loss.
Wup insulation aroun'9 he.itns and air eondl··
tioning ducta wherever possible.
What'• the payoff for 1oin1 to all tbl1
trouble?
EdiSOlt and gaa company oUlclal• both·~ tbe
amount 1ou save in cub dependl on how cUUaent
you are lll ce>naefvine every day, but both say 1av· in«• of~ percent can be expected. ·
Both flrln• are careful to point out, however,
that thole wbo use very Uttle eneru becauae of tbtir
alreadyaimplew..tylemay be al>Mto 1av• UttJe.
l
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WE HAVE GONE far beyond
~dbergb's early expectations, not only
m conquering the seas, but apace as
well. John Glenn, the first American to
orbit the Earth, aaid Lindberth's flight
"triggered aviation to what followed -
intercontinental travel and the space ,..,_
NOT AS EXCIT1NG A8 'IPIRrr?
Apollo 11 Speceullft ·
procram. You 11eed a eatl)ylt to start
aJ\1thlog. 'lbat'a wbat Llndber• .. 11 n & .... t did.'' ... ..........
Twel boun paued troaa takectt
before Undber;h, in bb Wordt climbed
over the foe, over the aea ~ Into the
ni1ht. By CODt1'81t, GI.an lo bit
Mereurf·Frlendahip 1 wu on the dark
aide ct tbe Earth u mlnut after an ell'·
J1 mornlnl Uftdf from Cape Canaveral
FJa.. J5 years later. · '
MJcbael ColllDa, commander of Apollo ~ 11. wblcb toot Nell Arm1trooe end
Edwin Al4rbl to tbe moon oa July 20,
1968, Mid ~~ah'• fll,cbt not oQJy "aecelsa~~t In aviation around
·u.e wcttct." bUt •• 41ffrtalnlyaplece lo
the Jlpaw puaale wblcb leid to the apace program." ••• UNDBD~ BECAllE interested ln4, fi>inl wbeu wu 20 ~oan old. BorD in
Detroit cm Fe 4, 19021 be steW up in Lit-tle Falls, Ktn.n. He worJtecl on the tamUy ,___;;....__ ..
farm during WorW Wart, ti.en eoteied
the University of \V.lloomtn ID the fill ot
1920 to study mechanical enmeett.ng
He left after a yell' and a fiait end went~
to Lincoln. Neb •• to talCe Oytni lessom.
He barnstormed In the Ml.dw.,i, and in
March 19'l4 attended th~ Army Flytn,.-
School at San Antonio, Texas. Graduated
top man In hll clua, he wu com·
missioned a second lieutenant in the-Air
Ser.vicelleservem 1925. •
Transatlantic fllght activity had been heating up in the United St.ates, Brita.In
and France, Just al the space race
between the United States and the Soviet
Union would later. It was fueled Jn part
by a $25,000 olfer by Ray mood Orteig for
anyone who could ny nonstop between
New York and Parta.
Pilots such at Capt. Charles
Nungesser, a World War I ace, and Lt.
Francoia Coli, a on"yed airman; Capt.
Rene Fonck; Cmdr. Richard E. Byrd,
the polar ruer; Clarence D. Chamberlin
and Bert Acosta; Lt. Cmdr. Noel Davis
and U. Stanton H. Wooster were among
those who declared their intentions to
make the run. Six were to die trying, two
only 10 days before Lindbergh ten San
Diego for St. Louis and New York.
*** HE 18 IN A curtain of mist as he heads
over Long Island after takeoff at 7:54
a.m. on May 20 after a night wtthoat
sleep. His altitude is 200 feel, and his air speed is 105 m.p.b.
The hue thickens and the coast line is
no longer visible. The haze clears over
the Thames River between Norwich and
Ne~ London. Conn. With bis homemade periscope be tees the hills of New
England tbroulb the cloud.a.
He loses the coastline u he leaves Cap~. Cod. At noon, be is over Nova
Scotia where be bas resolved to tum
back if be find.a it covered with fog. He
spots some houaes and wonders if his
pJane will be reported. There are storm
clouds but be decides to go on . . .
squalls, heavy rain, then patches of blue
sky.
In his .. cabin that fioata throulh the
air," now 500 feel above the sea be
heads fOf' Newfoundland. He ls ovu Sl
Johns a.a d.-yll&ht fades, bavtnc covered
1.100 miles lh it boun. No plane, be re·
minds him.ult, ever new over New-
foundla".'ld before without landing.
Ireland us 2,000 mllea ahead and be
heads eastward .. acroaa two ocean•. one of ntgbt and one of water."
SLEEPINESS WAS ~comrni u pro·
blem, and tt wu to pta1ue him all nlcht.
He had seen a new1p1per cllpplnc that
Nun1euer had f alled beca o be pro.
bably tried to pilot Ma plan aU tho way
and bad been unable to stay 1w1lce for 40 hours.
Health Cost to Rise
WASHINGTON <AP) -Despite Carter ad·
mlniatraUon efforts to control heaJth care costs,
the nation's total expeoditurea for health will
reach szeo billlon a ye.,-by ~ up 1100 billion
from present fiaures. a m$1' c:msu.tUne firm
aaye.
Arthur D. LitUe Inc., an fntenaational con·
sultant based ln Cambr1.dte1 ~as&.. issued a re·
port to cUenta H)'tnt that wnue UM 1188 ft1ure ls
11taggerlng, it atlU represent.I a leveUna oil oC
escalatlna health care costa.
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Starting with pattern and fabric
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All ending up in a
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And once you finish It,
there are trophies to
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our Teenage Sewing Fesuval.
And find out Why we• re in a
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R£A80N: ANN ARBOR permitted the
l.1nlvenity of MichJaan to decide' for
Itself whether "eene apllcing'' could be
done on campua without undue risk to
the surrounding community. Camhrldge
foufht Harvard all the WQ from city bal to Harvard Yard.
The i.uue involves balancln1 freedom
of 1clentlflc Inquiry 11atn1t tbe
responsibillty of local 1ovunmenta to
protect tbelr clUzena.
The blgeest beneflta -or hard.eM
--~
blows -eootd ao to ordlaar1
AID mew. blrwever. t>estnornc •ltb
U.O.. ~near Harvard and JliddJan
•Ml the other Wliveraltles .HldYhl& tbtiuehw for 1-. 1pUcm,.
TllDB PEOPLE llA Y be fint to
Jeara d Pl'OIJell made pouJble by the de1ant new tecbnoloay: Controls for1 geoetteaUy-determlned dileuea like
bemOl>blU.; Cl'Op9 that generate their
own ferttllser, or vuUy lncreued un·
deHtendlna of tbe way plan ta and
animalt pau t.belr charactertstlce from
one lener•tlon to the.next.
Llke these envlufed .1aln1, tho
hazards are u yet only imagined, alnce nOtbinl like um hu ever been done bet ore.
The riaka may or may not be science
ftcUon. But already they bave prompted reaearcben to lmpc>:se constralnta that
Poverty's
Perplex~ng
WASHINGTON CAP) -Thirteen years ancl
hundreds of billions of dollars alter war was
declared on poverty, a new administration is tak·
ing its own look at the results. What will it find?
At first glance, on unimpressive record con·
sidering the high hopes and huge sums of money
that launched the quest for a Great Society.
Despite a four-fold increase In public spend·
ing on social welfare ln the decade following
President Johnaon's call to arms, 216 million peo.
pie are atlll poor, down only about 30 percent
from 1964.
BVT FROM A deeper inapection by several
groups emerges a different picture. It appears
that the defm.ition of poverty adopted by the gov-
ernment the definition by which 216 million are
considered poor -doeaa't measure the fastest
growing type of government aid.
That is "in·kind" assistance: Food stamps,
hot lunches, housing subsidies, medical care, job
training and other non-caah benefits that don't
show up when income ls lallled to detennine if a -
family is poor.
Although the loeic of doin& so can be
challenged, changing the poverty definition to
account lor in·kind benefits doubles. lo 60 per·
cent, the reduction in poverty atnce 1914, as Dr.
John Korbel of the Congrtisslonal Bud&et Office
found out.
HIS REPORT THIS year was prompted by
former Sen. Walter Mondale's expreuion of a
growing concern in Congress over the success of
President Johnson'• Great Society programs.
"Looking at the programs largeted primarl·
ly on the poor, much of the recent rapid growth
has been ln the ln·kind tranafer proirams, rather
· than cash assistance," Korbelaald.
"While cash a11i1tance expenditures grew
about four-fold, ln·klnd trans(er payments to in-
dividuals Increased alxltto·fold, from t:Z.3 billion
in fiscal year 1965 to 137 .t billion by fiscal year
1975. Th.it growth Is not renected ln official PoV·
erty statistics becauae in-klnd benefita are not
counted as income."
TO COUNT TRl!M, Korbel a<\justed the numbcn and found :
-II there were no govemmtnt wel/are pro-
grams, 43.4 million people would be con.aldered
poor -20 percent of the population.
-When social Insurance programs, aucb as
Social Security and unemploymtat tnau.rance •.
are figured tn, the number or paor falla to 28.6
mUUon, or 12 percent.
-AddJng cHh ualatance. the number drops
to 21.1 million, or 10 percent. These are the poor
under the government'• basic? povertl deClnltion
used by the Cen11u1 B\lreau. Korbel a fl1ure Is
low•r than tho Census Bw-eau'11 count ol 26
million since he adjusted the data to account for
under-reporting of Income.
-Counttn1 In-kind benefits lndudl•c
Med!celd and Mediure0the number of poor falll to 11.4 million, or about vepertent.
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are witlaout precedent ln mode'rn
a cl en~.
Eminent 1*>IOClats from 18 countries im~ a voluatary ban ln lfi5 on ex·
perbnentl uirtlt aatety 1uidellnes cOuld be establllbect •
A TEAil LATEll, the Natlon,J
ImUtutes of Health had aucb a eode ready. By tbat time, however, the
Unlvenity ol Mlcbiaan bad dealt wttb the
iaaue of commwuty tafet,y in a relaUvely
quiet mlbller.
Harvard, like Mlcblgan, wanted to 1et
on wtth DNA reaear~h. and for many of
the aame reuons.
But inatead of a soft-spoken biology
profeaeor as mayor, Cam~rldge haa
AU red Vellucci, who !or yeara baa buUt a
succeasful political car on ba.IUna'
Harvard.
CriUca of 1ene epliel.n1 tn Cambrid&•
Wft'e led by ~e Wald, a Nobel~
WinDlnl BarvUd btoloatJt.. · · •
BE TOOK TO NBC·TV'• "Toctayt•
.lhow to charfe iene apllcen wttb "lunt·
ins tnto tomethlai 1n a woeful state of if·
norance. ' He alao mentioned tbe
posalbWty of eecapin1 organbms caua· Ins "m)'lterioas new dileues." ·
By the Ume Wald urged the mayor to
take atepa a1a1nat DNA research,
Velll.lcci already was on the move. A
local newspaper had headlilred
"Blohaiards at Harvard" before ,anyone
had informed the mayor of danger.
Everything wu right for one ot ~e
mayor '• aallles against Harvard. He
summoned the aclentiata to a televbed public meeting. •
"Most of the people in this rooai, ID-
cludlng myself, are lay people,' .. the'
mayor told researchers, "so apell it out
. ' .
torus."
But when Harvard blolOsilt Kirt
Ptubne tried to do just that. d~
that 1 apUctni bad ever procWceid • •ttnown. ct.anceroua ortaiJ.lim/' a COUD-
ell member llred off a blunt M,lolnder.
.. Just wbat tho hell do you think you're
aolna to do u you do produce out••.
THE MEETING ENDED wlth
btologtsta ln a atate of near panic at
. VelluccJ's resolution to ban all
•'moderate·• and "high .. rl1k geno-
1plic1.n& acUvit,y within the cit,y limit.a !ot
twoyean. ·
The ban wu later cut to three months.
but Velluccl'a face-off bad produced a
five-member watchdog iroup called the
Cam bridle Blobaurda Committee.
Not •ince the A·bomb have acfeatlstd
been held so cloaely accountable to non•
expertoplnloa oftbelr research.
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' AWUOS LUNCHEON: Mary
l<umley,, -pr ldent of tho Na·
·1ionat AmllaUon for Utt!raC)'. Ad·
¥toce, Wt.II be the 1peaker when
South Cout · Literacy Coup tit ·
ftonort outitancllric volunteen
and 1nat.alls orrtcen.
The meetin1 wm J>e1ln at 11:30
a .m . Fdday, May 13, in the Holt·
day Inn. t.aguna HiU..
Mra. Kumley, who took her
preaent position iJl une, hu
aerved u president of the San
Fernando council and wu a re·
tlonar chairMan.
Matter tutor, a new c1 ...
1tncation reQulrlnt 300 hOW'I
of tutodoc and 20 wonahop
tlours, baa been achieved by Onal~ Cartcir, DeO Dee Leif,
Gerrie Wilbreebt, Evelyn Ward
and Beatrice W1llf am1.
Flve·year phil w,111 be prt1 nt·
ed to 12 tuton; two-year reco•nJ·
lion wlU be alvfn to 14, and 35
tut.on bav• Hl'Ved at Jeut 40
houra.
!Jew offlcua are DOnVivrette,
president; Mar1aret Moulton and Onalee Carter, vice presl.
CONJERENCE: Callfornla
A11oclatlon for Neuroloclcally
H .. ndlcapped Children wUl
1pon.t0r a two-d.ay conference for
parent.I and prof e11ionala con·
cerned with children wbo have
J~arnln1 and/or behavior pro-
blem.a.
The seaiona wlll take pl&Ce
Friday and Saturday, May 13 and.
14. ln the Realttry Ho~el, Jryln~.
The conference will empb,ltn ,
eruclal aew advancu ln
biochemistry and lan1ua1e1pro-
cealini; Topics to be covned by
more than so apeakC'l'l lnclude aJ.
Jer1y, nutrtUoo. home manlJe-
ment, 1anauage and commumca·
tlons. aenaory lntef'l'atloa,
special edueaUon, Juvenll• del1n·
quen.cy llhd vocational plaNdn1.
AmON the speakers will be!Dr.
Lawrence Peter, paycb~
teacher, profeaaor and autbor ot
"Th• Peter Principle." Re Will
dhcuu Competenclea in
Teachtna and how to train
teachers to have an undentand-
ln& ofleamlnl bandic~.
For regilt.raUon lnformatlon,
wnte CANHC, 9126 E. Leroy St.,
San Gabriel. CA 91775 or phone
(213 > 287-8178 or (714> 833·89'10.
SWAP MEET: An antique aale
wlll be conducted at the Santa
AD• YWCA from 9 a .m . to 3 p.m.
on Friday, May 13.
ALPHA OMICRON Pl:
Southern Orange Coun(y Alum·
nae will sponsor a Gol!·a·thon as
a benefit for the Arthritis Foun·
datlon.
Costa Mesa, Meadowlark and
Casta .del Sol courses wlll be
played during the event,
scheduled for Saturday, May 14.
SIGMA KAPPA: Oran1e Coun·
' ly Alumnae will hav~ their an.
n\lal fahion ahow and luncheon
at 10:45 a.m. Saturday, May 14,
at MCAS omcen Club.
.
Joan Spelletich (left) ana Debbie
Turner model all-occasion clothing.
•• ' \ Shoppers Take Note.
• Clothing for all occasions, decorations for
• any holiday, paintinis and antiques will be
among the huge array of sale items to be offered
m uaic theme would be c artied out ln one of th'e
outatandinl articlel !or aale.
• at the aMual Flea Market
Sponsored by the Irvine Terrace
Philharmonic Group, the Ph1lbarmonic Society
benefit will be presented al the Balboa Yacht
: Club at 11 a.rp .• Wednesday, May 1e.
As provlatng good music in the county ls the
• aim of the society, it 1s only natural that the
Billed u the "heirloom of wmorrow" Is a
"musical .. quilt featuring muaical tnatrumenta
and alsnatur• of la Ancelet Philharmonic con·
ductor, Zubln Mehta. leadln1 soloist.a of the or-
chestra imd cueat conductors.
Adml11lon la 11 and tickets may be
pur.chased at the door!'
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Nuptials SOiemnized .
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Wimberly-Korff
: Tustin Presbyterian Church
was the selling for the 1ln1le rill&
ceremony llnk1nl Sharl Evelyn
korrr and Ronnie Lynn Wtm·
lterly.
Their parent.I are tb• Richard
f . Korff• of Huntington Beach
find Mr. and Mra. Orval• Wlm·
berly of JOlbua Tree, where the
aewlyweda wm Jive.
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Keeler-Giimore
: Renee Lyn Gilmore of Las
Ve1u and William R. Keeler,
Costa Mesa exchan1ed marrlaae
•ows durinl a garden ceremony
at Halecreat Park CJubhouae,
Costa Mesa
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Their parents are the Kenneth
R. GUmores of Lu Vqaa and the
WilUam ff. Keelen. eo.ta Mesa.
The bride attended Watem
Hiib SebooJ, Laa Veau and
WhltUer Colle1e. Her huabancl
arraduated from Estancia Hlgb
School and Oranae Coast
Colle1e.
The newlyweds will live ln
Coat.a llaa.
M &ldna their hbme iii Cotta
M"a are Larry A. Bell and hll
bride, the for1J1er EUubetb
Ward WhO were married ln the
Santa Ana Country Crub.
They are tht-<tt\llhter of the
Harry Wards of Newport Beach
and aon of Mrs. Eleanor Bell,
Granada Hilb did Clifford Bell,
Vancouver, Canada
Sapplnoton-Stant>etry
ry Kathryn Stanberry and
llon&ld Terry Sappln1ton, both of
La1una Buth .-ere married ln
ChrlJt Lutheran Church, COila
Mesa.
The bride, dauahter of Mr. and
Mrs. James L . Stanberry of
Costa Me11, is a 1raduate of
Coata M•H ff1P ScnooJ.
A former Mila La1una Beach,
she alto 1tudled at Seddleback
Collt10.
Nancy Lan•• at 831·2214 ls tak·
lqg reservaUona.
USED BOOK SALE: Frlenda
of the Newport Beac'1 Library
wUl •ell uo~4 J>oj).ks ..at JluL Gatew_, Plaza, Fashion Island.
A "pre..aale" ta planned from
7·9.,.m. Tbunday, M•y 19, for
memben only. Ooon will opesi to
the public at 10 a.m. the followlnc
day. ·
Sale houri are May 20, 10 a.m.·~ p.m.; ·May 21, 10 a .m.-4
p.m ., and May 22, noon-4 p.m.
Proceeda will benefit the five
branches of the city library,
SEMINAR: On·line Reetatra·
tlon: Fact.a or Fantasy is the tlUe
of a two-day aeasion, geared to
colle1e admisalons, records, re-
glatration and data proceaalne
personnel.
Presented by Orange Coast
Colle1e staff members, the two-
day semlriar will be given from 9
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday, May 19·20, ln the Balboa
Bay Club.
NATIONAL PTA: Today's
Family 1n Focus is the theme of
the 811st annual convention from
Sunday-Wednesday. May 15-18,
In the Disneyland Hotel.
~orksbops, debates and pre-
sentations by speakers from the
fields of education and health
will be part of the conv~ntion,
which ls expected to draw 2,000
delegates from the U.S. and
EW'Ope.
MAN· WOMAN INSTITUfE: A
People Sampler l)ance la
planned f~.m.·1 a.m. Satur·
day, May 14, ln the lnn at the
Park, Anaheim.
More information on the pro-
gr am, which Involves ainsle,
divorced, widowed and aeparat-
ed people, ls avalJable from the
Man-Woman In.sUtute, P. 0 . Box
1~26, Lons Beach, 90815, <213>
498·3252.
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George OerOtr:-oanny Thomas
promote national Style-a-than.
Benefit Heady
A 12-hour Style-a·thon will begin et 9 a.m. Monday,
May 16, in hundreds of beauty salons across the country.
Proceeds from the marathon event will go to St. Jucte
Children's Research Hospital, the world's largest
chlldhood cancer research center.
Local participating shops include Luzzetta Bernard,
J,.ido Hair Fashions and Lido Carriage Trade, all .in
Newport Beach.
Huntington Beach shops are Jean Bender's, June V.
Eutsey a(ld Hair Designs by D'Ans.
The participating shops have arranged for all supplies
to be donated, so the regular fee charged for a style will go
directly to help provide funds for the hospital's $15 million
annual budget. • ·
The research hospital was founded in Memphis, Tenn.,
in 1962 by entertainer Danny Thomas.
Appointments ntay ~made by telephoning participat·
ingshops.
Debutantes Chosen
By Cliiirity League
Twenty Ticktockers selected u Wf1 National Charity Lea1ue
debutantes were honored durll\i a tea, given by the sponaorlng
ortanization, the Newport Chapter of NCL at the 1ardens of the
Sherman Foundation, Corona del Mar. .
Each honoree waa presented a cold and pearl medallion by
her mother. The Jewelry will be wom on the nl1ht of the de·
butante ball. to take place Nov. 28, In South Coast Piasa Hotel.
Each debutante haa been acU•e in the mother-daughter prt>-
eram for the paat alx years and 1n the past year the 20 youn1
women have collecUvely contributed more than 800 boun to
charitable endeavors.
Making their debut over Thankalivlni weekend will be the
Miaaes Molly Mel1han-WUll Alhe, Kathryn Ann Barrinllon,
Julle Ann Bereeaon, Julia )farie Brown4', Susan Ann da Silva,
Chrya Paulette Ewald and Cindy Jo Harrison.
Othen are the Mlsaos Katblfen Heppe, Elisabeth Ann Ken-
drick, Kathleen Ann Kopp, ChnaUna ·Lynne Layman, 'Maraot
Alison MacLachlan, Jennifer Amelia Martyn, Patrlcla Eileen
Mcclarty and Elizabeth Ano Murrel.
Conch.tding th~ llat are the Mines Donna Jean Palmqwst, Al·
Jyaon Jean RUey, Br11llte Nichole Smith, Cuolyn Marie Studer
and Susan Marie styU.
Their parenta arf D .... and Mmes. Lionel da Silva, Sanfdtcl
Hepps, Frink Kendrick, David MacLachlan and Roger JU1ey,
and the Meura. and Mmes. Michael Ashe Jr., W11Uam Bar· rlnl'°!';::-~artb Ber1eaoo. Allen Browne, KeJlnetb Harrison, An· thony AOpp and WllbUr Layman.
Others are tho Neun. and Mmes. Boward MU't)'n, John
Mcclarty, Robert Murtel. Donald Pahnqulat, Gtort• Smith,
Leroy Studer and Marshhll Styll, and Dr. Brian Ewald,and Mn. Jerry GUbiealh.
•Y UV VU.MANN .. , ... ,. ............ ,
I loV• cood food. ID tact. my
idea Of heaven Is eaUn1 1A uy &Ood Chinffe restaurant.
I hide to diet. Amerieant tell
me that lf you take frHh •ra~rult with your meals, you don t have to worry about addin1
wel1bt. At home, ln Oalo, I walk
off my food.
I love to fli< aoups. The other
day l made soup for 30 pec>ple,
This atory was
accidentally omitted
from today~ 'Family
Weekly' magazine.
and tt wu very successful. It was
a bic surprise becauae my guests
4l~ 't expect anythina lll<e soup. _.,
~HEY WENT around, eaeb
wltbL a soup bowl, serving
lb mselves. 1 bad enough left to
a aJl week. It's great made
with aeatood, too, uaing lobster
and shrimp.
I still enjoy food from Norway.
The big dish there is cloud berries
with crefm. They are sJlghtly
orane:e-colored and taste fan·
tastic. Cloudberries are difficult
to get, however, and grow only in flat places near mountain lakes.
Now they are even h arder to
find because people aren't
careful pickinc them and pull up
the berrlea by the roots. That's a
sin. I also enjoy Norwegian fish
soup made witb fish balls and
fr~h huckleberries and milk.
I LOVE SllOPPING ~nd cook·
ing in "America. The other day;
'W'i\~n t was looking for some
strange Ingredients for my soup,
the woman by the cashier said,
"What are you going to make?
Please bring in the recipe." I
think that's beautiful.
tr I were ever lonely here, I
would go shopping because peo-
ple often say, "Hello" or "Have a
nice day." Maybe that's only a
common American phrase, but I
feel that people mean it, so I take
it to heart.
LIV ULLMANN'S BEEF AND
MUSHROOM TERIYAKJ
• :i cup soy sauce
•,cup water
2 tablespoons sherry
2 tablespoons instant minced
onion
I tablespoon vinegar
. 1 ~an (1 pound> bean 1proott,
drained
l cm (8~ OW\Cel) bambOo lho"<>U,drained
l can (I oonceo water
chestnut., drained and 1Uced
Jn a small bowl combloe water,
1oy sauce, sherry, onion.
vlne1ar. prUc powder and
ain&el'. Lei mixture atand 10
minutes. Place beef lnto a 1nua· fittin1 bowl. Add soy aauce mix.
ture. Cover and r:efri1erateo~er·
nJght.
Rinse, pat dry and 1Uce fresh
mushrooms. lo a larce wok or
ta·incb •kill•t, heat butter.
Add mus broom•; 1aute 3
minutes. Add cabbage; saUte Z
111lnutea. Add beef and mmoate; stir-try 5 minutes. Add bean
sprouts, bamboo 1hoot1 aod
water chestnuts; aur.fr)' S
minutes lonler. DeUctou served over bot
cooked. rice. Serves 8.
Alterthouilsts: Ltv'a teriyaldl.s
soupy in texture but close~ re-
sem bles a stew. Serve with red
wine.
LIV ULl.MANN'S NORWEGIAN
FISH SOUP WITH FISH BALLS
For the flshaock:
1 II.a pounds cod or mackerel
2 quarts water
l bay leaf
12peppercorns,crushed
2 tablespoons salt
~cup celery leaves
4 apriptresh parsley
2 medhun·size yellow onions,
peeled and quartered
Make stock from bead, bones
and meat or small fish. Place fish
in water tp large stock pot with
remaining ine,redient.a. Brini to
slow simmer; eook about ) Mt
houn .•
Skim occasionally to remove
scum that forms on top. St.rain
and use for &OUp. If any meat re·
main• ID neat·lOotdne pieces, re-Sle~~nwear move and use in soup in place of r
tiah balla. -
FortbefishlOQJ): Makers 6 cups rt.sh stock
2 tablespoons butter or
margarine G l ff J ~cup all·l>UrpoSe flour . e e p
1 cup milk
:&.;i cupaweetorsour cream
l tablespoon chopped chives
l can <about 16 ounces) fish
balls, available.in Scandanavian
food import houlea or tn gourmet
section of most superm arkels) SaU and pepper to taste
Heat fish stock. Rub softened
butter into nour; mix thoroughly
with stock and milk. Allow to boil
untll thickened. Stir well, then
add cream, chives and heated
fish balls (or fish 1)ieces..Jrom
stock). Serves 8.
WASHINGTON <AP>
-Manufacturers of
children's s leepwear
treated wtth Trir wm no
longer bear the full brunt
or refunds to consumers.
The Consumer
Product Safety Com·
mission last week ex·
panded its ban on Tris·
treated sleepwear. thus
distributing the refund
btwdett-afong the-drain of
production.
Job· Cancer Battled
The expansion now in·
eludes the fabric, yarn,
fiber and chemical
manufacturers of Tris, a
name retardant suspect·
ed of causing cancer.
SACRAMENTO CAP)
California is launching a drive
aimed at making the state "the
clear leader" nationally in the
fight against job-related cancer,
state officials said recently.
The $1.5 million annual pro-
gram, mandated by a new state
law, prompted the state to re·
cently mail out letters to 10,000
employers spelling out the de·
tails of the new enforcement ef·
fort.
estimated there are over 100,000 THE BANNED pro·
workers. They said about out of ducts must be r e.
40 businesses in the state may purchased at the price
use cancer-causing substances. · p 1 u 11 a d d 1 t 1 o n a l
Beginning July 1, the new law transportation costs
wm hit employers wJtb $500 throuahout the produc·
penalty for f~lore to report use ~lon chain, the order
of these substances, a $1,000 fine S«tld.
for a serioue violaUon of a safety The commission's 5-0
standard and a ~.ooo fine for re-vote to expand the ban
peat violations. cam e.everal hours after
~ district judge ordered
the panel to act.
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AT A NEWS conference, state
officials said the program is
targeted at 16 chemicals and sub·
stances known to cause cancer.
including asbestos and vinyl
chloride.
''THERISK of occupational
can'cer ls real, but for most pea.
pie, probably somewhat remote.
Job·related ca'1cer ls real -and
preventable -for those who
work with cancer-causing sub-
stances," said Dr. Frederick B.
Hod1es, deputy director of the
Department of Health.
T.be American Apparel
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California alone, state officials
them to pay au refunds
would cost $200 million
and might force small
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SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Monkeys.
donkeys, elephants and hippos at
Fleishhacker Zoo are working twice as bard
as their human ne1Ahbors to conserve water.
Because of drought, water consumption
has been cut by 61 percent in the past two
monthlffor the 1,100 b1rds and mammals in·
habltlng the zoo. the Public Utillties Com·
mission reports
RESIDENTIAL and industrial use or
water has dipped about 21 pettewtt under ~a·
tionmg lmpo ed by the city. The ratiOnine
plan h~ so far exceeded ill &oat of reducing
consumption by 25 percent.
''I'm very pleased.·· ioo director Saul
Kitchener said after learning he had compiled
the city's best record "I reel Lhe zoo is not u
clean as 1t used lo be, but so far we haven't
had any complaints from Ute public.··
The un1m 11ls haven't complained either.
They •~m to be Jtcltlng along fine with fewer
chanaet or water In their ponds. fewer clean·
lnfll or their cages and fewer drlnlclng foun·
tains, Ki~chener said. '
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including tex.tures. open weaves.
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LOS ANGELES CAP> -Mo..t TV and movie e~t.raa are coUe,e kids
!ookla1': for pocket moneyL .. o_r ~ves who want part·Ume J009. :J:'Paul M Wllllam1 II the excep-
spectator at a rootball same or a •
soldier ln Napoleon's army.
MacWlWama' father wu a studio
first aid man, his mot.htt a studio
hairdresser, his uncle a cameraman.
When he got his fint part at. age three 1 He bas spent all but tbe lint
three monthi of bi• ~ yean hovert.n1
a'°"'nd Hollywood Mta and iiobnob-biDt with tho ata.ra.
. months -in a movie with Dou&lu
Fairbanks Sr. -his mother carried
him acroes the lot to work from their
home in back ot the first aid station. ~.,., an extra, I work a lot more than ,
m«*t acton, .. the Errol FlyM look-
alike' says. •111'ere're a lot of actors
•ittint around Lbe house all day, day
afttr day, w~ting for calls to work. J
work three to five days a week during
the televtalon fllmina season. ..
Despite his long years ln the busi·
he11, MlcWilllams never spiraled to
stardom.
"l dQll't think I ever had the talent
t o be a big star," he says. "All my
roles have been small. Sure, in my
younger years, I had some thoughts
about mak.in1 it big. But It doesn't re-
ally bother me now. It's been exciting
and a lot of (un. • •
bur1ng the late 1950s, Macwilliams w~a .Flynn's atand·in and double, and
for 11$ years be had steady work doine
thJ aame for Efrem Zimbalist Jr.,
during hll nm in "71 Suoaet Strip and "TMFBL" MUCH OF THE FUN has been the
"TllATWAS REALLY hard to take
when that show finished,'' M.aewtlliams aaym.
Tbere are some 3,500 extras
ellrolled with the Screen Extras G\ijfcf, but a spokesman says that few
J!Dke. a career ol it. About 80 percent
of'the extru, including MacWiWams,
alao are members of the Screen Ac·
ton Guild, their ticket to Jast-minute-
C>l'bttspea.king parts.
' contacts with the greau and the
memories. Macwilliams opens an
aged suitcase. Inside are his
treasures.
"I've got autographed pictures o!
every actor there ever was, from
Frank Sinatra to Linda Darnell," he
says.
MacWilliams sees few differences
between television work in the 'SOs and
today. Television. he says, always has
been much different from the movies.
Extras earn $52.SO a day base pay
for such tasks as sitting in the back-
gr(>und at a bar or waving in a crowd scfti~. ·For so-called "silent bits" -p~J.ntegral to the story but without
spoken lines -pay jumps to $100 a
dtY. As soon as they open their
mouths, the daily wage Jumps to
~2.50 plus extra money each time
th~ &bow u repeated.
"The pace is much more hectic in
TV. The shooting schedule is much
faster. Everything 1s a rush. There's
no time for fun."
And he says he's constantly amazed
at how tight-fisted producers can be.
"SOMETIMES YOU have to pan·
tomlme the part. Like when the star
in a scene is asking for directions. lC
you give him a spoken answer, they
have to pay you e1s an actor. so some
of these guys have you point or
gesture just so they can pay you al the
extras' scale." ~
'foday MacWilliams occasionally
says a line or two and gets paid ac-
tor•' wages. Every once in a while
he'U talce a tumble or jump from a
helicopter to earn a day's pay as e1
stuntman. But most of his jobs are as
an extra.
ONE DAY HE MIGHT serve dnnks
t o a star, another day he's a
restaurant customer. Or, he may be a
The pay jumps for danAt:rou~
scenes, and MacWilliams has had hi s
share of minor injuries. He suffered
broken ribs while S\\ 1mming ashore
through heavy surf e1nd he was
burlled slightly while playing a \'1Cl1m
ma boat that was blown up.
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Doli Everly:
He'sFatand 40
LONDON (/. P) -Don Everly, ldoJ or the "SOS,
leaned back in hb chair. b1a belly •tntoinr the bin:
t.ons oo hi1 plnlt ahlrt, kicked off b1a ahoea md
slihed. "I'm laid back now. l'm not trylne to prove
aoythlnf IUl>' more." Chubby·ch~ked Don, aace a lean-jaweCi half ot the Everly Brothers, hu Just turned 40 and clOean•t.
like having his picture taken
becauseolhilbulelne•tomach.
"This7" he tald, patt1n1 lhe
offender. "Tbat'st.hereaultofbe-
ing 1aicf back. There was a tlme
· when I'd have worried myself
sick about it. But not any more.
l'mmyownmannow.·•
' EVIUlL YSAT IN a dressing
room deep in the bowels of Lon·
don's Wembley Empire pool • .. LY
arena, eettin1 ready to do his tint concert ln more
than two years at Britain's annual counlr)' music
fesUvaJ-«lMe.
Brother Phil and he split up with some bitter·
neas three years ago after one of the most sue·
cessful part.nenhips in music -24 am uh hits in 13
years that becao )Vith "Bye Bye Love."
Tbel_baven't seen or s~en t9 ~acb_gth..,._ __ "
SiiiCi:l)(iii, marned (or the third Ume, llves outside
Nashville, 5Pfrltual home of«JUntry music, where
the Everlys first made it bl& in 1956. Phll llvea on
the West Coast.
Paul MacWilliams with some film friends,
including (left) lookalike Errol Flynn.
''THINGS-GOT VERY straliied between us.
Offstage. we hardly spoke to each other. I've no idea
what Phil· s doing now. But I guess he's doing what be
wants, same as me." MacWilliams says he was paid
about $300 to sit in the ill-fated boat.
And he once made $600 in a single day
filled with car stunts.
Unlike the heyday when be worked
steadily with Flynn and Zimballst,
MacWilliams spends some days by
the phone. The scenario hums
monotonously:
offices to tell them he's available.
Then his name is handed over to a
casting director, working for. or on
contract to, a studio. If the extra ls
n~w or unknown, the casting director
checks a resume and picture to see tr
the jeb seeker ls appropriate for any
of the scenes being filmed that day.
The Everlys had performed together for 18
yean when they broke up after a string of discs that
Clopped, drowned out by the heavy metal groups
and 1gnored by a new ~eneraUon of kids.
. Everly, hasn't worked seriously In two years, by
choice. He s made a couple of albums with friends
around Nashville, neither of which were bis sellers,
played some local clubs and even sat in on record·
ing sessions playing guitar or doing background He first calls one of six cuting
Old pros like MacWilliams are a bit
luckier. ''They all know me by name;
they don't have to check anything." vocals. _ _
Aries: Love,
Realislll Vie
MONDAY, MAY9
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARJES CM arch 21-April 19): Accent on
friends. desires. conflict between love and prac·
llcal necessities. Key is not to take yourself or
others ·too seriously.
TAURUS (April 20·May 20>. Stubborn re·
s1stance should not be lolerpreled as sil-(nal for
retreat. Ride with tide, slip punches. do some
bobbing and weavihg.
GEMINI <May 21-June 201 : Avoid needless
travel. Don't complicate what is basically a Mm·
pie issue.
CANCER <June 21-July 22): Adhere to pnn·
ciples. What seems lost -in monetary sense
will be recovered.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 >; Lie low. Piny waiting
game. You're seeing what you want to see, not
what exists. This Is a temporary condition.
VIRGO <A ug. 23·Sep1. '22): Organize f:?et
various aspects o( project in order. You'll be
working backstage, behind the scenes.
LIBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Emotions tend to
be ''squelched" by realization that s1luat1on, re·
lattonship is on its last legs.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Emphasis on long-range planning, security, stability of pro·
duel Oblam valid hint Crom Libra message
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CAPRICORN <Dec . 22-J an. 19>: Mon ey,
possessions, ability to enlarge quarters and
hor1zons -these :ire emphasized. Element or
luck or taming is on your side.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Check hidden
clauses. back pages of any lease or agreement.
Being thorough now is very much to your advan-tage.
PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20l : Communicate
with those who share your interests, goals. Ac-
cent ability to get behind the scenes .
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Model Lauren Hutton, after
a number of films, shows
progress in her acting. --"""_,,,_._... A&t~.--MA:rS. I ~DA't'TIL,--..,•tLU
Litm1~ \
"BREAKER·BREAKER"
J 4Mtt-• It -.uso -
"RETUAN TO MACON COUNTY" ,_,, ..
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.J... DCWSIYI SHOW..I WHMAMMlqUIM .. Cl)
TUESDAY• MAY 10
2 SHOWS• 8 PM and 11 PM
A TRIBUTE TO EL VIS
by bobby greer
AND ...
A TRIBUTE-
TO THE
BEATLES
by Rain
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Click! Shutters map, camera turn.
the wheels 1n Lauren Hutton'• ad
,.COtd lt all, mlallnl Dothini. Sbe'a
llvlo1 a movie and tryln1 to·Uve her ·
lift at tbe 1am1 lime, SM'•~.
pabtai it alL Al'!aft ID()~.
It._ ~la and loclofMU• "*1 far
V91ue, a mud dittb in Canida tom«-
tow for llobe.tt Attma:n, Mlidllnil
next .-for 1.,Sn1 that Old forbl<I·
den four Jttt.er n~no 1tartln1 !With F' on BOltiiii telev1alon. Wheo dOea ·I.ho
rest.1
She IJ'rives for tea In blue Jeana, a cotton ahlrt ricbt out of Tom SaWJOI'.
and a flaberroq'a bat -a curt~ myatedoua mixture of Huek ,,_
Scarlett O'Hara. The pllbUc atlll
tblnb of her as tbe aap-toot.bed
• Revlon cover &irl who la trying to pt
1oto tbe movies. CrtUeally, abe bun't
been taken aertouaty yet.
••r DIDN'T TAKE it seriously
myself. I'm Just oow beg~ to see
procresa in my work, and I'm just
grateful whenever the criUca don't
punch me out," she says in that
uakft"ineJodioua Southern dtaw• that
dies ta root canal stra.i&bt down to the
swamps of Florida, where she shot op
like a eraaabopper. never dreaming
she'd someday grace every coffee ta-
bl•,..__.. to Zlmlbar and Ital In
rnovl• IMt''\V.itOme To L;A .. '' ind :t.bef~''Vlva~''wlt.b
Que ~Y 8nid ZVel Knievel. · •
A cellt1ilu&l sthool clropcJUt, 1he'1
bee'1 OD her OWJl liDCI the ... Of 18;
'When ebe fled to New Orleans and .
•orked u a barmclld in Al Hln't Jua club OD Bourbon St. · .. , •u really toulb. In the pbotoe of •
me then l look older and meaner than
I am now. Jwore a sbortsklrtand sot
pinched a lot. but l made SSOO a week
In Ups. I rode back and forth from
aebool en a motoreycle, went to elua
from 9 k> S. and worked as a cocktail
wait.NII from 1 to' a.m. I aaw some
sick thino, man.
"AND I GllEW up fut. I allo went
throueh 1ll J:IQ¥ mGUJ1*:a.-.llwaf
out in tbe clubl all Jllebt. l WU IO tired
I lost hat& est in neryt.hlq, 10 I
dropped out of colle,e and all I want-
ed to do.., go to Africa. 59 I came to
New York lb '200 to m1 pocket to
1et a tramp Ilea bound for Africa.
and I bad to cet a job to PIJ fot lbe
triRj became a model throa,ti the New
Yorll Tlmea.: I found a want·ad for
Chrllttu Dior &Dd worted tlve ~ a
WMk fn>ai t to • tOlt • a week_ and
th1t'1 bow~ ttart.cl. It lamd 10 yeara, Ull l lb RnlOll COlltract."
In real e, •he 4toean 't even wear llpitlck, a fuhi(la aecnt lbat sen.ct.
the Bevloo exece aeurrytoc to their
shrtnkl for extra Valiums. Yet the im·
11e paya ott no matter bow you allce It.
Four yeara qo, when Rnlon of-
fered her an exehaalve contract tor ao
much money abe ta forblddeo to re-
veal the full details even now. Ultima
D bad been ID lbe red for JS yeats.
Durtn1 the flnt year of ber contract,
salea abot up eo percent. All of which
leada one to believe a lot of female
consumers want to look like Lauren
Hlltt.OD.
"I'll NOT MUCH. to emulate. I've Cot one eJe tbat cawaes am-tliere"i"
that l•P between my teeth. But that's
how a lot ol people recogniie me -
they look at me real close, and then
when I open m)' mouth, I'm busted. It
-·-'-
-~· I all came about because the deuu.
told 1n1 mot.ber to leave my fee,
alone beeauae.tbey'd eventually aro.i
to1etber. They never dld. •• ." .. • •
For eome women modellnt ~·· be enoqh, U they rot the fame·<Mt ~
· money Lauren sot. But 1t wa,n't
enouah "because I teamed. eynr
Ytbint I could leam In the flnt tbtw 1 yean. All I did WQ pose for ptct~
then my old man and I would ta.k•Qff.
•lx month• off and 1peDd all · .
moneyontravel," " , ,
Her "old man" 11 tht eame.felJ~'IV
who hu been in her llf e tor ye an, 1'
youn1 atoek lnveator named B.O!> • Williamson. Sbe refuses to dlsdWJI,
him because "he's not a pubJfd
person, so be doesn't want publicity.:'
When lhe started acUnf, she w'~
Jut another pretty race aa)'iaa Una
She's getting better and it shows .. "l
wu frightened in my first films, so I
did wbat I knew J could do -~e ~
model my way through. I was W.~
blurfina.·• .
Her flnt job, in a for&otten trUle..
ca Ired "Paper Uon,'"'""came al)OUfOP "
coffee table. ''There I was. on the COY·
er of Vogue and they bad tested a lot
of eirl.s and the producer'• wife looked
downandaald 'What about.her?": ..
Older Moms Need Special Greetings , ' . AT
WIT'S By ERMA BOMBECK
Mother's Day greeting
cards are traditionally
written for youn g
m ot h e r s ... the
breakfast-in-bed, sticky
milk kisses, 50-eent dust· ing powder variety.
But where is. the greet.
ing card for the 80-year-
o ld mother who lost
"Dad" last year , whose
only son is in AJaska and
who needs a C'heery, "H1
There'·· like a pair of
gym shorts"
anyone other than a $
year-old son in Alaska
who could not be with bis
mother. The mother wu
so moved by it. she want.
ed it shared.
"I hope you have a
happy time on your day.
The important thing is to
make it a happy day. It's
another year that God
has granted you. You
know He has you on
earth for a reason so you
must live 1t fully for
Htm . You have been one
of His angels on earth for
1 'VE BEEN saving a long time, helping so
this letter for a whole m any lonely and IO$t
year because it's so souls that have needed
beautiful and couldn't you. Every little act of
have been written by klndnesa ls liated in ma
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there isn't anyone could ever contacted. Lack of you is now gone, the road
Ult it. There are still this ta the thing that br-is in front of you and
many that need tbe liWe 1n1a sadness to so many. each turn in it bas
lift that just beiDt close If you try, I'll bet you can something new .
to you gives them. You feel lll warmth ~nd "Look at Mother
are a Very Important 1trengt.bening power at Nature's work in your
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but to so many otben. or night. So look ahead to rose bush atlll bears the
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you can feel good and en.
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doesn't need a reminder ·
of the past today. Maybe
s he needs a reason fc1r ·
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Cop Copter Cuts Crime WEEKbY DINNE~ SRECIAL5
By ARTHVR R. VINSEL
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Henry. as the Utile chopper ii atrectiooately
known, has come a long way in the eight years
since the Huntington Beach Police Department
1ent him aloft as the firat police helicopter in all
ot Oraog.COUOLy.
Specifically. he ba.s come and gone a total oL
some 600,000 miles, or equivalent to 24 times
around the world, most or it over his hometown
or on emergency asslBtance calls to neighboring
cities.
No wonder little Henry got a new engine for
his elshth birthday, which was observed recently
in the heliport hangar near the police depart·
, ment's public firing range at Gothard Street and
·Talbert Avenue.
HENRY'S MARKING OF 10,000 flight hours
since pioneering the use or helicopters by law en-
forcement agencies locally in 1969, is a milestone,
according to Lt. Robert Morrison.
lie was a sergeant when chosen to head the
county's first helicopter proaram, just ahead of
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Anaheim,
which operate their own speeialJy tailored pro·
grams.
Newport Beach, for example, utilizes a
slightly more powerful chopper, equipped with
porttoon noata tor setllni down on the water for
harbor and sea rescues.
Helicopter use and its widespread applica·
tion to police work and emergency rescue
service had already been tested widely at the
time, with Los Angeles County and Long Beach
leading the way.
"In my estimation, I think it is one or the
most innovative improvements in law enforce-
ment since the use of radio units in patrQl cars,"
says Lt. Morrisson.
"WE'VE JUST scratched the surface," adds_
the current president of the Airborne Law En•
forcement Association, an international or· ganlzatlon.
Great Britain'• famed Scotland Yard is its
newest member, Lt. Morruson notes proudly.
He aaid that phenomenal advances in
technology nnd new equipment are 10lvb:lg many
of the original problems encountered in
helicopter WJe, specifically the noise factor.
"Hughes Aircraft now has n turbine
helicopter on the market, the SOOD, that has re-
duced the engine noise by SO to 60 percent," be
explained
"The ones we fly , ltke Henry, are considered
the old Volkswagens or their field. The new one
can do five limes what the old ones could do," Lt.
Morrissonsaad.
Curr~tly, Huntington Beach's helicopter
neet includes Henry, n Hughes 3000 with a piston
engine, capable of an 87 m.p h. maximum speed,
and a60·m.p.h. crulsmg speed.
THEY ALSO OPERATE two older model
Bell helicopten with lesser capabilities and have
two more grounded, one awaiting possible re·
building when funds are budgeted.
Tt\e Bell chopper,.s, of Korean War vintage,
cost the city only S300 upiece under a U.S. Army
surplus proaram deslaned to make them avail•· ble to civilian law enforcement.
Hundreds of unused aurcraft of oll types sit at
a remote desert airfield that atrekbes for miles
-literally a gravcvard of air warfare -aervinc
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no Jf\lrpOle, Lt. Mornsaon explains, and the 1ov-
ernment wanted them P'lt to use.
A fixed-wine Maule aircraft purchased un·
der the same program, refurbished and nearly
destroyed in a desert tralnill1 crash several
years ago, is currently up for aale. The Maule W~ brle!ly uaed but.J.s. 00-W being
phuedout.
One of the two origlnal Hughes 200D
helicopters bought for $42,000 crashed due to un-
explained mechanical failure in 1974, killing a
civilian ride-along passenger and seriously in·
jurlng the pilot.
Current cost or operating Henry -the
helicopters only Oy Wednesday through Sunday,
except for emergencies -is $4.20 per flight hour.
Cost of the aircraft has been $5,220 a.nnually,
baaed on ita.purchase price.
Statistics also record a total of 15,000 patrol
hours, which would inelude time on the ground in
service, such as landing at the scene o{ a crime
or major accident to assist.
During that period, its past and current com·
plement ol nine pilots or observers including Lt.
Morrlsson ls credited with 3,290 arrests, or 4.6 ar·
rests per flying h~
Crewmen have, in one case, been credited
wifh aaving a hemorrhaging accident victim's
life when they saw him ejected from an overturn-
mg car, landed at the scene and started first ajd.
,j
HENRY AND HIS pilot and observer have
made a number of emergency rescues or Injured
persons in remote spots and kept criminal sus-
pects under survelJlance from aloft, direcllng
ground unit.a.
Searches for Jost children have also yielded
good results, according to Lt. Morrisson.
"We're getting over the hurdle of having Co
sell the helicopter program to the peo~le," he ex·
plains.
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DERBY WINNER -Seattle Slew crosses
-the tmish line to win the 103rd Kentucky
Derby Saturday at Churchill Downs in
Louisville. Run Dusty Run was a fast-
finisbing second and Sanhedrin was third.
!Qodgers Fall in 13, 7-4
,,. "···· · Pfiill;;s End I.A's Five-game Win Streak
, LOS ANGELES (AP) -Larry
Sowa singled hom e Jay
Johnstone in the 13th inning,
bt'eaking a 4-4 tie and propelling
tfl-e Philadelphia Phillies to a 7-4
victory over Los Angeles Satur-
day night, snapping the Dodgers'
!ln-game \yinmng streak.
,After Sowa drove home the
came-winning run, Mike
Schmidt followed with a two-run
homer into the right field
pavilion off losing pitcher Al Downing, O·l.
Los Angeles missed two op-
J>C)rtunitles to win the game in ex-
tra innings. Steve Yeager was
thrown out at the plate by center
fielder Garry Maddox in the 11th
timing and winning pitcher Tom
tJnderwood, 1-0, gloved a sharp
liuer by Yeager with the bases
loaded to end the 12th inning.
.X.O, Angeles broke out to a 4-0
~ead in the first inning on four
No Rah-rahing
walks issued by starter Wayne
Twitchell, a costly error by
shortstop Sowa and a two-run ...
single by Yeager.
Philadelpbia started back with
Dodgers Slate
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a run in the second when J erry
Martin doubled and came home
on a single by Bob Boone, who
collected five of Philadelphia's 14
hits.
The Phillies chased Dogers
starter Doug Rau when Boone
and Ted Sizemore singled to lead
off the seventh. Knuckleball re·
llever Charlie Hough took over
and got out of the inning with only
one run scoring, when Bowa
grounded into a force play.
Don't Mix Loyalty
· With Cold Business
Recently I wrote an article ap-
prajsing the California Angels.
Thal appra1sal did not result in a
high value being placed on their
worth. based on past and present
perfQrmance 1n major league
bateball.
Disappointc>d An.1:wls faithful 'took oflense to what I wrote, call-
inf me a Benedict Arnold for be·
ln& disloyal to "our team."
"Our team?"
"Disloyal?"
Perhaps we :,hould look more
doe"ly ut what the Angels are all
about.
First, th1•y ure a busmesa.
Secbnd, they ure u baseball
team.
When 1l was decided to bnn1
the-.Aneels to Oranae County you
mey rest assured that such de·
daion was based on buslneas senae.
• The people who run the Anttl1 we~o not the 1reat benefactors,
delivering major league baseball
to the residents of Oranae County u a 1ense of civic 1ervlce.
They were deallnc as any busa-
ncss must, in cold calculation or
dollars, cents and sense.
The Angels owe their rans one
thmc: the best possible product
they can put together since fans
are really customers in the truth
of the matter.
And try as they may, lhe
Anaels have not put out a very
salable product. And 1 hear they
WHITE
WASH
are 51.ID cbar&lnc admialioa to
see the team play.
Why do we owe them loyally?
They are DOl a local product-.
Their roater 11\ows players rrom
Colorado Ohio, Texas,
Oklahoma, New York, Alabama,
etc. ll shows no one of Orange
County origin.
A few were born In California.
auch • Bruce Boehle, Joe Rudi
and Bobby Bonds. So what?
Rah-rahing the Angels Is tanla·
mount to ~vl.nq a...bta cheer !or
Sura. Or th• Slztler. Or Stan·
dard OU. Or General Motors.
Rest assured that if the Angels
eo into a prolonged tailspin when
it comes to making money, they
will 1bow where their loyalty is-
they'll move to a place where
they feel they can fare better.
And well they should. That
would be atrictly iooc:t bualness.
So let's not contuse such deep
tbln11 as loyalty with such cold
tblnp as buslneu.
Lake rs
The Phillies tied the eame in
the eighth when Maddox singled
with the bases loaded, scoring
Martin and Boone.
After Yeager's two-run single
gave the Dodgers their four-run
advantage in the first inning,
Twitchell got Rau, the ninth bat-
ter of the inning, to bounce into a
force play for the third out.
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LOUISVlLLE (AP) -"lt'a the
greatest thow on earth," Ka.reo
Taylor Hid of the Keotuc~
Derby after her beloved Seattfe
Slew overcame a tumbUnc start
Salurday to become the star perfonntt.
"'"ltlooked like a typicalltart for
Seattle Slew," aaid trainer Bllly
Turner. "He always breaks last."
And the dark bay colt atways
h .. finished first.
Saturday it was by 1~ len&ths
over late-cbaraine Run Dusty Run.
''He fen all over the place at the
break," said Jockey Jean
Cruguet. "He didn't break too
fast. It was pretty ttcht aoing u
between-han"erntterthlr b
but when_yO\l have a lot of ho
ana speed enouch, it's easy ...
"He.rode a very, very cool r .
That's the way y~_ win e
Del'@,'' l'Uilier sarcrorei'ii.i ~
who has ~ criticized by sv.no
trainers and in the media fo bis
handling of Seattle Slew, en
though the Slew has never lo un-
der the Frenchman's riding.
For a time on the backatre h, it
looked as if the Slew wasn't ing
to fire. Turner, watching a run
of the race in the ChurchilJ wns
press ~. commented, i&bt
here I thought that he wa going
nowhere. He just was run-
ning."
Turner stilt seemed stered
long after the race. He d been
unable lo get back to hi x and
had to watch it on a tele sion set
-and for part of the 1 \. miles he
watched the wrong rse. "I
thought he was fou h,'' said
Turner, when a~ual the Slew
neverwasworsefhan cond.
"I hit him to gel hi going turn-
ing for borne," said C guet.
Seattle Slew was our lengths
back of For The M ent with a
hair-mile left. He an a drive on
the turn and at the arter pole he
was a head In fron f For The Mo-
ment.
"I hilhimjusl ilh the fl at part
of the stick and t hard and he
responded.''sa· Cruguet.
At the top of e stretch, SeatUe
Slew put awa For The Moment,
drew out to three-length lead,
then held o un Dusty Run, who
finished s nd by a neck over
Sanhedrin
Jorge elasquez, who rode
Sanh · , filed a foul claim, con-
tending · mount was intimidat.-
ed in e atretcb by Run Dusty
Run tl"den by Darrel
Mc l\fe, There never has been
. a fo cl.aim upbel(l ln a Derby.
Th' waanoexcepUOli.
• e was ietting to Seattle Slew
e ry jump, said Smiley Adams,
ainer of Run Dusty Run.
Everypne has said how easy
Se le Slew could run -but that
(Run Du.Sty Run) tore him u •
uthedidn'tbeathlm.
I guarantee he'Jl win next
e," said Cruguet. Next time
ob ably will be the Preakness at
mllco in Baltimore in two
eka.
t.
Seattle Slew negotiated the 1 ~
ties on a track labeled fast in a
elativelyslow 2:02 i -S.
But Mickey Taylor, Karen's
us band, said the slow time didn't
matter. "2:19 is okay as Ion& as
we win.'' he said.
Seattle Slew, the sixth unbeaten
favorite to run in the Derby and
only the second to win -Majestic
wu the other In 1969 -paid $3,
$2.80 and $2.80.
Run Dully Run paid $3.40 and
$3.20 and Sanhedrin paid ".80.
Get the Axe, who gave WUUo
Shoemaker his 20th Derby ride.
was fourth.
After the race, Karen Taylor
was happy but visibly shaken. But
before the race it was Seattle Slew
who had a case of nerves. He was
sweating heavily in the post
parade and was nervous in the
paddock. •
"It was the most nervows he's
been in the 'P()St parade," said
Turner. "He's always nervous in
the paddock," added Cr-uguet.
''He settled nlcely in the gate but
then hejwstd1dn 't break.''
anley
Hmulcuffs Angels
BOSTON (AP) -Rookie Only two California runners
Bob Stanley posted his first advanced as far as third
major league shutout by out-base.
dueling southpaw Frank In the seventh, Bobby
Tanana with a six-hitter Bonds got an opposite-
Saturday in th~ Boston Red field double when his slicing
Sox's 3-0 victory over the drive bounced into the right
California Angels. -field stands and took. third on /
Stanley, 2-0, a 22-year-old a single by Dave Chalk.
right-bander, struck out only However, Stanley ended the
three, but rrustrated the thr~at by gelling Bruce
A n gels with b i s b a rd Bo.chte to ground into an in-
ning-ending double play.
OaTVTodat1
O.at111el S at J J
slnkerball, forcing them to
continually pound the ball in-
to the ground.
Tanana, who had won four
in a row, allowed seven hits
in taking hi s first loss. He
struck out eight and walked
two. He retired the first 11
batters In order before Jim
Rice walked. on a 3·2 pilch
a nd George Scott drilled a
triple to center with two out
in the fourth.
Doubles by Dwight Evans
and Bobby Darwin scored
ahother run in the six.th and
Steve Dillard made it 3-0
with bis first homer of the
season.
Stanley, wbo needed only
104 pitches in his first com·
plete game for the Red Sox,
gol 19 putouts on ground
balls. Including two double
plays . Shortstop Rick
Burleson was the busiest
Boston infielder with 11 as·
~ists and two putouts.
With one out in the eighth,
Bob Jones popped a pinch
single to right center and
Bobby Grich followed with a
line single to right. Jerry
Remy grounded out weakly to
ffrst. Then, with runners on
second and third, Stanley
struck o ut Don Baylor.
Stanley then breezed through
the ninth.
Chalk had three of
California's six hits. The
others were by Bonds, Jones
and Grich. Dillard and Rice
had two hits apiece for the
Red Sox.
Tan an a worked out of a
big jam in the sixth. Dillard.
and Rice singled before Scot~
and Carlton Fisk popped out.
Evans walked, but Tanana
put down the threat by gel·
ting Butch Hobson on a foul
pop.
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3:59.5 Mile •
FRESNO-Steve Scott of UC
Irvine ran a 3:59.5 victorious
mile Saturday evening, coming
back with a nifty 56.8 final leg
after a slow pace at the West
Coast track and field R61ap.
Scott rallied from a 82-second
first quarter to take the 1n1atlve
at the ball in 2:02 and turned the
l,320 ln3:02.8.
"We feel good about Steve's
race and bll tlme on his final
lap," aaya UC Irvine coach Len
Miller. 111 would have to feel that
his tlme wfth no competition on
dirt would equate to a 55.0 under'
normal cond1Uon1 and a Tart.an
track." Another hl8hli1ht of the meet
· waa UCLA's Greg Foster, who
ed1ed Dedy Cooper of San Joae
State In the 12().yard bl&h hurdles
atU:54. ·
Cooper, 1traJnlng to catch
Foster at the flnbb, felt and ·
rolled in tho dust, but quickly lot
up uninjured after recordinl a
13.58, t.ho 1econd-fastest el~-
tronlc ally timed hl1b hurdles Ol
tbeyear.
Former Newport Harbor Wah
atar Terry Albritton was third lo
th6 sh« put With a 15-11 effort. Al
, P'eoerbacb woo tho event with a
~~~toe.. '
AIJO doinf well for UC trvllie were Jdaurtclo Bardales. Larfi
&:hrlider 9ftd Mike SabaUno.
8ardalt1 toHM the Javelin
2H~. SClfridet quallfled tor tho
finals m tho hamNer throw With
a 111~ illd Sabatino was ftft.h bl
tbe lDVlliUOQal Pote vault ID lM.
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Forem.an
Sa s He's
Retiring
HOUSTON -.: Former world
heavyweiaht boxJna champion
George Foreman said Saturday
he ta retlrin1 from the rtn1
because or his reUeloua beUefa
and hla love for hla mother.
'•Be<) a use. or my religious
beliefs, J believe ll wrong to hit
and beat up on another penoo
even if It ls a sport," Foreman said.
Foreman sald "It all started in
Houston aa a street fighter and
that's where It's eolng lo end."
"I've been lucky in the pasl not to have kllled anyone In the rin&
and I thank God that I never hurt
anyone seriously while I was box·
ing,'' he said.
~an hid ~ Jr.rd-not-de-
cided what he would do in the future exce'pt that he would be
engaged in religious activities.
Foreman, 28, won 46 bouts and
suffered two losses -to Muham-
mad Ali and Jimmy Y.oung in bis last fight this year.
Ba•leore Sparldes
LOS ANGELES -Sophomore
quarterback Rick Bashore com-
pleted 14 or 16 passes for 116
yards to highlight the final
scrimmage of UCLA's spring
football practice.
Bashore, a product of Edison
(Huntington Beach) High School,
scored the day's only touchdown
on a two-yard tun. ·
Defensive tackle Manu
Tuiaaosopo was tak·en out alter
s uffering a knee inj ury.
QuarU?rback Steve Bukich, who
prepped at Newport Harbor
High, missed the scrimmage
with rib lajur1es.
Glltllrie r .. tnt
INDIANAPOLIS -Janet
·Guthrie. whose bid to become
the first woman driver in the
Indianapolis 500 ended in de-
feat a nd frustration a year
ago, turned the fastest lap
Saturday as practice began
for the May 29 race.
Guthrie, whose Vollstedt
ra~er never got a bove 177
miles per hour last year, was
c l ocked a t 185.605 in a
Lightning-Offenhauscr .
Guthrie's fast lap und one
by rookie Danny Ongais of
Newport Beach a t 182.927
shortly before th e track
closed eclipsed the day's pre-
vious best of 182 815 by Wally
Dallenbach
Aztec. Lo•~
D A L LAS T h t• D a 11 a s
Tornado JUmpt•d into a lH! for
first place m Lhc North American
Soccer League 's southern
di\ 1s1on Satur<la> night \\-1th a 1-0
victory over the co leaders. the
Los Anil<'lf''I Azll•cs
A crowd of 16.502 lr\o&lched
Tornado Kyle Rote Jr. score the
gamf''s only tall y unassisted in
the 6l st minutl' of the contest.
The score t·amc on a midfield
pass from Steve Pecher. Role
swept 'behind the out-stretched
arms of Aztecs goulie Bob Rigby
and richt·footed the ball into the
net.
A..nea .. trla
VIE!\J'NA A depleted U.S. ice
hockey team m¥de a gallant
finis h to the World Cbam·
pionships Saturday mght, com.
mg from behind lo edge Finland,
3·2, despite five players mmlnc
from the squad.
... tCleebJ:4U
EUGENE, Ore. -Mike Bott or
Kenya ran the futat 800 meters
in the world this year in wlruung
the event in cold rain at the
UnJveralty or Ore100·1 annuaJ
track and field lw1U1ht meet
Saturday.
Boll was timed at 1:45.87 in hJs
unsucceaalul effort to break the
world record of 1: C3.5.
Sports Today
On Television
10:30 o.m. (2) -NBA
PLA VOFFS-Houston moets
the 76ers In Philadelphia 1n an
Eastern Conference game.
11 a.m. (4) -TENNIS -
Tbe f200,000 WCT world
doubles champJonshlp from
Kansas City, Mo. (S) -
ANGEl3 BABBBAU. -Tbe ~ell med the \led Sox in Boetoa.
1 p.m. (1) -GOLP -P'tnal
rou.od of pll)' In the $200,000
Byron NetJOa Clualc from DaUu.
I p.m. (28) -SOCCEa -
Nortbem Jrelmd facet West
Oermao,r, tbe.tetcnlna World
Cup champion, Jn a IOCcer
inat4htaped ateotosne. We1t Gennu,y. a p.rn. <'7> -TENNIS -BJom Dorf f ace1 Corona del llar•t Rod·Laver tn a Woftd
blvttatJoafl tennl• eJ111tc match frOm Sea Pina Plan. ~~ at Hilton Head Wand.
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Although eompetJtJoo on troab~IO)lh or weight levell <el
B and C) iD track and field
swlmmtni for hJ•b school 1
denta hu been a part or er
Southern Section finals for n
Jy a half century-It it no m
followinl tb1s year'• track field 8<.'tivtty.
ActJon at the CIF ceoeral caun-
cil ended the competition b)'
voJce vote 'lbunday ud reaction \
to the end of an era bu been tm·
anlmoua from various track and ' field coaches: They are not happy.
'.'lt.'s a step backward," ~ays
Mission Viejo track coach Bill
Crow ... n·s anoUler vote toward
Orange County having its own
section ... .eays Newport Harbor
Hiab-eoach-Beb Hailey. "It's co-
ing to ruin lrosh·sopb programs rfeh~ down the line,.. says
longtime track coach and official
Earl Engman of Santa Ana High.
Great marks such as a 15-6 pole
vault and 4:08.4 mUe on the
froth·soph level apparently will
now go unchallenged in prelims
and finals competition. Activity
through league flnala will con-
tinue, but no more CIF cham-
pionships.
Why? University (Irvine) High
principal Vic Sherreitt
chairman of the CIF 4>layofi~
committee which made the pro-
posal, says:
'·In looking at the total pro-
gram, there were only two of 23
sports which included competi-
tion lower than the varsity
leve•." says Sberreitt.
"The general council voted in
favor of consistency. And there is
always the underlying pressure
of equality for boys and girls.
The council may have been look-
ing ahead to what is fair in terms
or boys and girls."
CI F administrative assistant
* * *
LEN MILLEA
Crtttclzea DeclaJon
Dea,i Crowley says much of the
decision to seek the change
sten,med in terms of costs and
ma~gement of the events.
Wfth the elimination of frosh-
soph, it means 4-A and 3·A boys
swimming can be held together
and it will make possi6le for the
&iris to join the boys in the track
and fj~d finals. .
The move aJso eliminates the pos~ibllity of the girls demanding
addtti()l\aJ competition in lower
level classification for s wimming
and track and field. "
Says ctF administr ative assis·
t anl Margaret Davis: "That's
somelhini we were sure would
eventually be pressed by the girls."
. Thus the possibility of addi-
tional COmJetit1on for girls in
those sport.a is averted by the
elimination <ithe boys program.
Former (;IF commissioner J.
Kenneth Faglns, who kept the
By Swirn Coirelaes * * *
CIF Ruling Labeled
As Narrow-minded
Reactions among aquatics
coaches on the high school,
junior college and university
level were in general accordance
with track and fitld coaches con·
tacted by the Daily Pilot regard·
ing the dedsion to abandon frosh·
soph championship competition
in post-season action.
Only l\lilc.e Pelton of thr~time
C lF-4-A swim champion Mission
Vieio Hlgb disagrees with tus
peers.
Says Pelton: "Con.siderin.g the
menµI outlook of the ldds the
move see.ms &ood. Many times •
you He a kid win frosh·ldph, then
quit because he's reached a 1oal.
"Doinf away with lt
eatabllsbes a lonier-raQge 1oal
from a motivational st*tdpolnl.
The reuon for interechoJasUc
sports is to involve as many u
po11lble. but I don't thl•k
eliminat!ngfrosb-soph tn tbepre-
limt and finals will j~ardlze
that."
Others disagree-such as
Golden West College's Tom
Hermstad. Orange Coast
Colle1e'1 Jack Fullerton.
Newport Harbor Higb's Bill
Jewell. Fountain Valley Hlgh's
Ray Bray and Ed Newland or UC
Irvine.
Saya llermshd: "J don't know
what the Sam HUI ls gotnc on
with administrators. The main
thing about sports Is contained ln
one word: Participation. YOQ
want to have k1ds active. Why
knock ol1 rroeh·soph?
happen, frosh·soph competition
In CIF was something to shoot for
and tdon't see where it was cost·
ing the CIF anymore, except in
medals.
"It drew additional spectators
and the lower division lended a
ereat element to the sport. It
eliminates one of the stepping
atones for Youngsters.••
8a1a NewlaJMI: ''I would think
this will hurt the high school level
athlete. It gave the younger peo·
ple an opportunity to compete at
a hJ1ber level and I hate to see
thinlscut back."
froah-eoph propama tor boYI
track and swtmmln1 colng nve
years ago when the question
arose. 1aya: .. ,.,. k*pt ft because
tt did ao mucb ror t~e v anlty pro-
trama.
''It gave tbe youn1er ones l1D
opportunity t6 go on to greater
things as freshmen.
"Now, I'm au.re part of it aoes
with costs and maybe there have
been other pressures from other
areas, Idon'tknow."
Here ar• comments from
various track and field experts
along the Oranse Cout area:
UC lntne coacb Len MWer: "I
don't care how eld people are or
what the endeavor is, everyone
Illes recogniUon. With young
people getline involved in
athletics, one or the initial pro-
blems l& evolving.. a new.sell k&-age.
"I think achievement in those
two years serves as a source of
inspiration for many young peo-
ple. I don't understand why the
CIF would do that and I'm sorry
to see it happen. Most or the peo.
ple making those decisions do not
come from a track background
and it's difficult for them to have
insight into what they are do-
ing."
Says Engman: "l think it'll
ruin track. Many lcitls will .have
nothing to look forward to and it's
a loss of experience.
.. It's going to force coaches to
make young people run In varsity
competition in order to qualify
for CIF and in the long run, it's
going to ruin frosh-soph pro·
grams right down the line.''
Says Edison <Huntington
Buch) High coach Gordon
Fltzel: "Frosh-soph competition
was a big motivation to go on to
CIF. Now this makes it a low-
keyed program. Frosh-soph
groomed a lot of varsity cham·
pions and gave them intersec·
tion al competition between
leagues which they won't have
anymore.
"Where do you start Olympic
development lf not at the ground
level? Combining the sport with
girls is fine, but not at the ex·
pensc of other kids.·~
Says Halley: "Frosh-soph in
Cl F gave the kids the exposure to
big time competition, so when
they reached the varsity level
they were ready for 1t.
"Going away from that trend
weakens the program. I don't see
how they can justify dropping it.
Without CJF meets, kids' goals
are cut in half. It's another vole
for us having our own Orange
County Cl F section.''
Says Crow: "If costs were an
issue, they could have elimmaled
the medaJs. You still have to put
on a meet and it lakes the samf'
amount or people. It's too bad.
"Jl's been a traditional thing
for so many years and it surely
lsn 't improving anrtblng. It
lakes away an lnter~at factor.
"It's a step backward."
MONTREAL POSIS
7-3 PUYOFF WIN
"MONTREAL CAP) -Yvon
Lambert scored two goals and
two assists while Mario Tremblay
added two goals Saturday ni1ht as
the Montreal Canadlens con·
tinued their quest for an 18th Na-
tional Hockey Lea1ue tJtle with a
7·3 triumph over the Boston
Bruins in the rtnt 1ame of the
StanleyCupflnalplayoftterlea.
Terry O'ReUly and Bobby
Schmautz bad scored aecood-
period eoaJs to bring BOiton to
within 4-3, but Rick Chartraw and
Tremblay tallied In the first 2:CM
of the third period and Lambert
capped a two-on·one with hi•
second goal at 13:58 to put the
game away.
"""""' RAY FLOYD CLINCHES FIST AS HE BIRDIES HOLE. • ::
312-yard Drive +·
Crenshaw, Floyd
Share Dallas Let:U:l :
DALLAS (AP> -Ben
Crenshaw, always around the
lead but greatly dissatisfied
with the state or his game,
may have turned it all
a round on the 18th hole of
Saturday's third round or the
Byron Nelson Golf Classic.
He hit bis two best shots
of the tournament, a 312·yard
drive and a sand wedge ap-
proach that miss~d by less
than two feet of finding the
Oft Tl' Todafl
C1aan11el 7 at I
cup for an eagle two. He
tapped in for the birdie he
bad to have ·-well after
th e national televi sion
cameras had cut away for
the day -and remained in
a tie for the lead with Ray
Floyd.
"Those two shots on 18
gave m e a lot of con -
fidence," said Crenshaw, at
25 one of the brightest of the
game's young stars and a
great gallery favorite In his
native Texas.
"I'm in a good frame of
mind going into the last
round -the best I've been
in all week!'
Crenshaw bad to perform
bit usual heroics around the
green -dropptne a 15·foot
putt for bogey on the fitth
and holing a 45·50 footer to
save par on the 11th -
before birdies on three ot hJa
last four holes again put him
ln a tie for the lead.
Floyd also birdied the 18th,
also after the televbion cov-"If lt'• a matter of coat, let'•
take away tome of the ad-
mln1tr1ton• ,Per diem pay. Tbia
ls reanv a negatJve way to handle thlnlJ.T•
S..yt hllerton: .. It wu a mll·
take when they took the class B
and c away in awimminc and
now bytaklnt lhls away, itlstak·
Ing awl)' a youngtter's chance to
compete in a champlonahlp Pl'O-
cram.
Baseballs F~reign to Haiti
"You have to look ateaclupan
lndlvtdually. Every sport la !ti
own entity. Tbil may {wee a lot
of young swimmen to seek MU
u a primary pro1r.•m. rather
than the hilh scboo , whJch 1s r• ally aad.
"It's difficult for a boy to enter
bJgb school and compete aaalnst
kldl with tiiht years ot AAU e&·
perience. 1t lsu been done, but lt la dUftc:ult •••
Sata ffwdl: 'Ut'1 nail¥ a Gar• row-D'ilndoet decision. It d~
the awtude ct the younf nhn·
mer "1bo ti i..,"J>lriDS to comptte
In a ~ &Chool cbamPfOQlhlp sneet. . ••ffotdlri• ~·sopll cotnp(lti·
Uon Mi 11.wr bftft much ot a
problem ill terinl of ru1lDIDI the
meeta. J'm ~pall..t, what •lie
can you 111 when ktda • bUrt.
"J place• lot of the blame on
many m.deiquat• ~minded
tchoalll. l'blS Jiurti at tb~,C
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8111 Bn1: ··1 hate lo.,.. I~
. .
Biil Country la Worl4a Largest Producer
mother, all or whom live In a lh.ree-room bOuao.
Alourde rlse1 "urine pre·
dawn hours every day tb pro.
duce tom1thlna that la aa
foreign to Haiti 11 Seaame
Street -bueballs.
The Republl c of Hatti,
throbbin1. exotic~ destitute -la the largest roducer of
b111ball1 and so baU. Sn tho
world. with no less than 10
factories ln Port au Prince
t at export more than 20
• mllll.oft ba.seballl anµany.
All theM !actorles iii a ft• tlon tbat does not play
bueball.
Jn about U 1••t•, th.o bauball•a111mbJy bu1Jnes~
ba1 become one of the lar&Ht •mpJoreu on the
ltlaad, pourlnf mllllou of
doUan annuial),y ·tnto the Hll·
Uan economy. An ullmattd 1,000 HaltJans. mott Of tMtti
womtft In their 20 , tbut
bu• • dall7 lnterttal Sn th U,S. Dati0n1I patlmt.
R1wUa1•. J>•ldlDI and
WU.On -Am•lca '• J adhl1
'
·;~ldenWestCollege's RusUen v. lheU" conch, Fred Hoover.
200lh victory at GWC Satur·
Eand they did tt with a bani. ! bing three home rum lo the
... esa of cllnchln1 the Southern
omia Conference baaeball ~plooahlp.
-The Rustlers, 27·7-l overall, Jt-4 in conference and with 41
¥lase nms to their credit this
HOD, buried host Cypret&
Coll~e. 7·2. bt Other junior college activity
&at.u.rday, Orange Coast CoUeae.
which meets Golden West May 18
·IA the flrlt round of the Southern
Cllllornla JC playoffs, lOlt a
meaningless 10·3 South Coast
~-4eciaien Le> vl6Wng
_... Grotsmont College. AndSaadleback College closed
cut its l9T7 campaign with a 5-4
U\umph at Citrus College.
-Vinee Bienek and Ken Munger
1macked their seventh four-
aagers of the year for Golden
,at, BteoeJ's comin1 with
ve Nemeth aboard.
• rry K\Jbacki equaled • , er's solo· llomer In the
· • ~ lnnine with his fourth in-
l · .. blast. i: J;-"fte Rustlero polished off .. ess In the olnlh with another
· • . , er supplied by singles from , • ooser. Don Moees and Greg
-aJtJon, •
The only thing that didn't go
right for Golden West was the
~-ntne hillini streak of Dave
Jluppert, sna~~ when he went
l'lltlesfi in three trips to the plate
Chuck Robertson got his sixth
victory in seven decisions as the
Newport Sails
In 4-1 Victory
LONG BEACH Newport
Harbor High's Sailors gained a a
4-1 Sunset League baseball vic-
tory Saturday night over cham-
pion Marina (Huntington Beach)
to close out the 1977 campaign al
Blair Field.
. '.l'he Sailors. behind the ~p~blng o( Gordon B,1rr and the
tin(ely bittlng of Matt Palmer
and Rick Clark. never trailed.
.Marina, which awaits word or
lUI CIF 4-A playoCfs rival Mon·
day, averted a shutout in the
:.eventh when Jeff Mancino
tripled to score Mark Oapello.
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UCLA's Bruins invade UC
)rvjQe Monday, facing the An-
teaters in a 3 o'clock colleg,iatc '}>as~ball game
Ooach Gary Adams· UCLA
~e rest In second place beh..lnd
tJSC in the Pacif1c·8 <Southern
1liviston) standing~ USC ha:.
already clinched the title
Ru.tlen cai>turecf thelr first coo-
forence crown aiDce wlnnln& in
1972. Orange Cout College averted
.u embarnwlng ahutout from
Gronb:>ont with a three·run
bunt tn the seventh inning.
Rickey, Frick got the rally
started with '-alnale to light,
Glenn Horton walked and Bobby
Smith's infield slngle scored one
run.
Later Rick Dostal •lneled to
rtght to score two runs. Gros •
mont, however, wna bree.zJna
after a sevea·nm fourth J.nnioi
with the benefit of five bits and
an OCC error.
Saddleback's triumphant
finale wu highlighted by a triple
play in the third inning when
Marv Ricketts lined to third
baseman John Broders with the
sacks loaded.
Broders stepped oo third and
threw to first to triple up the run·
ner at fJ.J1t, who was still running
to second.
Robert Steel bad four hits, in·
eluding a do'-ble, and Nile
Sensabaugh ba<fa double and trl·
pie for Saddlebaclt.
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HAITI •..
CGDttaaed Prom a
the Rawlln&• plant. "It's so
skllled that we haven't de-
vised a way to manufacture
~a,eballs by machine.'•
Howard refused lo allow re-
po rte u Crom tw~ M la mi
newspapers to interview
employea or tour the com·
pany's plant. He said he
didn't want secret production
methods revealed.
Rawlings pres ident Tom
O'Brien refused to disclose
what he pays his Haitian
employes. but said "a lot of
girls here can more than
double the minimum wage. It
depends on efficiency ...
That mt:ans a Haitian
woman can earn anywhere
from 40 cents to $1 for every
dozen baseballs she stitches.
It can take from live to 2S
minutes to sew the two cov-
ers of a baseball together.
Using a 15-minute aver.age,
and a 70-ceots·per-dozen pay
scale, a woman could expect
to earn $2.80 a day if she
worked for eight hour s
without a break.
"And it's boring work," one
Rawlings official said. "It's
very detailed work."
"But if we could not sew a
baseball at low labor cost:"
said O'Brien, "I don't know
what the cost of a ball would
be. If the ball had to be
handsewn In the States, that
could potentaally double the
cost of the ball,'' he said.
The Haitian women sew the
covers together at a rhythmic
pace, using two needles at a
time. They sit at work-worn
se wing tables , on hard
benches and chairs, and they
a re under constant
supervision .
"It's very hard on my
arms." says Alourde. "I have
to take vitamins all the time
or l '11 lose mr strength. I'll get sick. Thats why l don't
think we eet paid enough.
After we buy our mediclne -
our v1tam1ns -to keep us
strong, we don't have much
money left."
Bob T1ppenhauer, owner of
a factory that manufactures
·worth" baseballs and
softballs, disagrees with al-
le g atlons of poor working
condiUons.
"The salaries have im·
proved since I opened my
first plant in 1965," he said.
He said tbe minimum wage
then was 70 cents a day.
·'Now the workers get 15
days sick leave a year. one
month'• bonus every year,
maternity leave for six
weeks. old a1e pension and a
free yearly medical exam."
He says he is amazed that
baseball never h played sn
Haili.
COSTA MESA
AMC & JEEP
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Baltimore 13 9 .591 Yi
Milwaukee 14 11 .560 J
Boeton 13 11 .542 l~
Toronto 12 16 .429 41h
Detroit 10 14 .417 '4'li
Cleveland 8 15 .348 6
West Dlvtlloa
Minnesota 17 10 .630
Chlcaeo 15 10 .600 1
K anaas City is 11 .577 11,AJ
Texas 12 10 .545 21,AJ
Oakland 14 13 .519 3~
Callfomta 10 16 .385 e~
Seattle 9 21 .300 t 'h
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St. Louis 15 9 .652 l'h
Chica&o 12 10 .MS 3'h
Montreal 12 10 .545 3'A
Philadelphia 11 12 .478 S
New York 10 14 .41'1 6¥~
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Houatm 11 U .423 10~
ClnclnDatJ 10 14 • .t17 lO'A
San Vraocisco 10 15 .440 • 11
San Diefo n 19 .333 121,;
Atlanta 8 18 .308 l31Aa
Winning at Ojai
. .
Boost io MatSon
81 llOWAll1> L. BANDY OftMDllll, ...........
.Jlll Matson knows
what ll i. to call on tome
deep lnDer 1trepath to
pull her out of a tens•
altuatloil oo the tennil
court. M ataoo ts the jUDl01"
college women's 1ln1lcs
champion ot the pre·
1U1tous OJal tou.mament
but at one point durin1
her cooquest. was ready
to atveup.
"We were in the round
ofl6.'' she recalls. "I bad
lost the first aet, 5-7, and
was down in the second
set, 3·5. Our coach.
Cherie Kay, came up to
the fence and talked to
me.
"I told her l couldn't
do it because I was too
lired. I kept cotng but I
kept thinking I couldn't
do it. I don't really know
what I did, but. t
managed to win."
In the second set in
which she was down 3·5,
she came back to win,
'1-S. then-captured the de-
ciding set, 6-3.
"After that match, I
knew I could come back
any lime and it helped in
my other matches." .
Matson is undefeated
in league play and has a
22·2 record tor the
season.
What did her coach tell
her to keep her gome In
that near-loss al Ojai?
o.ilyPlltll .......
.. , just made a few sug-
gestions on things she
could do to win and even
though she was pretty
tired, she came back,"
Kay says. "Nobody has
ever won for us at Ojai
before."
GOLDEN WEST'S JILL MATSON.
Is this her biggest vie·
tory in teMls?
"You bet," she says
with a twinkle In her
eyes. "I was really up for
every match after I won
that one.''
Matson, a Mf. ma ll1gh
(Huntington Beach )
graduate, says Kay was
the one who helped her
decide to attend Golden
West.
"She is an excellent
coach and has helped me
a lot since I ':ve been
here," Matson. a
freshman, says.
Tcavellng >s one of her
favorite bobbies but.
1ronically. at delayed her
rise on the tennis scene.
"W hen I was a
freshman m high school,
we m oved to Hong Kong
and I was there for a
year und a half," she
says. "I didn't get. a
chance to play much ten-
nis during that time and
I think l would have been
ranked when I was 14 lf I
had stayed here.
''I was mad that we
moved to Hong Kong
becau.se 1 felt that my
tennis would have been
much better_ I want to go
to school and l feel the
Baseball Standings
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Levfs for bis SUYS·
They're called Levri for
Man. But they're for
anyone with muscles.
Or a bigger frame. Great
styles, In oreat fabrics.
But now more comfort-
able. Sizes 34 to 42.
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only way 1 can do it is
through a tennis
sct)olarship.''
lier present major is sn
physical therapy and she
says her future will in-
clude working with
physically handicapped
and disabled people. She
is also inteN!Sted in pre-
ventative nutrition and
at the moment, leans
toward UC Irvine or UC
Santa Barbara for her
future school of learning.
"They both have good
tennis programs," she
says. "But! plan on stay·
ing here for another
year."
She doesn't look at ten-
nis as her future but feels
it will be a means to an
end.
"I don't think l am
good enough to play pro-
f essiOllally and l'ro real-
ly into education."
She also spends time
water and snow skilng
and says that anything
that requires exercise is
for her.
El Toro Lauds
Swim Team
Jeff Wilson was select-
ed most outatandlnf
swimmer Thursday
evening at El Toro
High's sports awards
banquet honoring the
swjm te8QlS. ::;pecial award win-
ners: VAltllT't
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Muldowney
Sets Mark·
Rain halted most of the
action Saturday at
Orange County lnterna·
tiooal Raceway, but not
before Shirley
Muldowney established
a world r ecord 5.17
seconds effort in top fuel
ellm inatJons.
Muldowney's effort
elocked out at 253.52 mph
In the first round of the
top fuels and no other
competitor could break
the six-second mark.
She'll be back for more
today with the elimina-
tions beglnning at noon.
Gates open at 9 and the
action ls expected to con-
tinue until 8 p.m.
In funny car qualifying
Saturday the top effort of
the rain-shortened agen-
da was racked up by
John Lombardo with a
8.15 et . Don Prud-
homme'a 6.%4 and
Raymond Beadle's 6.35
were good for second and
third.
Jn pro stock qualify-
ing, Sonny Bryant turned
an 8.67, followed by
Kevln Rotty (8. 79) and
Dick Landy (8.79).
Gymnastics·
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'1&h1ri& ll 1enerill1100C1 f« bOth•ih 8ild Ii w~~usren tbroutbout all of the Soutblmd. A.
1tead,y btw on yollowtail b loins on at tbo Coroaado lll•nd1, whU• Newport and Dena Barbor
1DOrtftlben aN cetttn1 toocl action on bua, bontto,
b-a"181 ·and rock lllh at tbO lllandl and along
cOUUJ k 1p beds.
Lo8dl out ot DJavey•a Locker and Art'• LandlnM .
8ff 11,irt dwine thO week, but oo weekends. wJt.6 tc>od weltbe.r. the Jancllnp advile pusencers to. mpe advance re1ervatlona.
TblS writer fiahtd on the 1portllsher Prowler
rwinfna out ot Fisherman'• Lae<Hn• and mana1ed
to boal three nice yellowtan. tbe latcest at 28
poundl. There wu lots of action durtni the l•te af-
ternooo btte when skipper Mike G~ found
the rtlbt 1pot an Soatb Ialand. AD tiut a few of the
yellows caucht tbat day were taken on frisky
uehovlel u no aqwd wu available. A few yellows were allot&ken onJlp.
Wblle San Dteco boats are landing yellowtall,
N!11'J)C)J1l eD!Jen are breaking ofl the luger ......,.__ __ m~ nttowtati tliat liftf OCC'Bldoully being
booked at tbetalande.
Look for ftlb.ln1 to continue to impl'Oft as the
water wanna and live bait coodiUona build for the
summer.
llGil' .. • £fllle Aettea:
Very good larfemoatb baa fllhln1 II oa tip at
11101t all warm w•tet lakes la 8oatbena Callfonda .•
San Diel• city lakff, Belllhatr, Wbolford, Vall.
lrvlae, Poway an~ Hod1e1 ue ldckbl1 01R mee
limit.I of backetmoathl Hd maay tropby size bau
over 11 poandl. A nrte&y of larea alld baits are
world.DI, bat &be mott productive lure Is a spla•
aerJ>alt, followed by Uve crawftab and tlaeo brown
.nbber wonu. Look to tbe b ... to become VCl"Y ac· ,
tlve on 1arface plu11 tbu montb u &be 1pawn1Dg u
at~l• peak and males wW beeome very pro&eetlve of
ae1ts.
Crappie are also com1D1 allve at lakes u are
some big catlllb. Tb ere u also a marked IDcreue In
flsbtal activity along tbe Colorado River.
Trout Opf!fter Rated 6eed
Fresh water anglers who inade the trip to the
High Sierras reported fishing was very good,
despite low water and wintery conditions. Camping
space was at a premium over the opening, but those
anglers who are planning on going up this month
should fmd plenty of elbow room and lots of good
trout fishing. Almost all of the popular lakes are
now ice free and even the back country might be
opening up by Memorial Day weekend.
Big Bear Lake is good for lots of trout avera1·
ing about a pound. The rainbows are hitting from
shore on cheese, salmon eggs and casting lures,
while those anglers who are trolling the weedy lake
are picking the quicker and larger rainbows.
Silverwood Is also listed as good for trout as well as
fair on other species. Boaters are warned that they
now have to prove a $300,000 Uability insurance
policy is in force on their private boats before they
can be launched at any of the lakes in the San
·Bernardino Mountains.
BHI FUii °" /ti~ at Cape
Now &bat tbe winds have died off aroand the
Cape and on the SH of Cones filbblC llaa really
brokea loose. Both ma.rlla ... dolpbln are maldag
up•..._ 15 pete of the d~ tlalt caCdt a& resortl
stre~iu. from Ute Cape ap &o Punta Pacadere.
Tllere are alN good reporta colftlq la from Ute PJy. me Sportamu'• Loqe la Lorete ud also fJ'Om Ute
area aroand MuJece. Now a. &be best Ume to nslt tbe
Sea ol Cones and tlfblag wW remala extremely
good well Into Jilly.
ftHetdq ll•rH• Se-.•r Set
The Balboa An1Un1 "lub, in conjunction with
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, is holding a three·
day marlin flshine seminar at the yacht club in
Coron• d•I Mar. The seminar will cover aJI aspects
of marlin flsblnJ, with ex.pert guests and tood mov·
iea and 1lldes tb excite any ble game ang!ei;. TJu~
dalet for the aemtna( are June 1, 8 and 15, with
baOkup data on June 9, 16 and 23. The classes will
start at?:aop.m .
Seea\de ol limited sealing advance reserva·
tiQfll are advised. The $10 pet person donation for
the ttn:ee-nlght aerie• wlll be turned over to the Na·
lionll Coalition ror Marine Conservation -Pacific
Rqlcm.ud 8.0.A.T. For more information on the
seminar contact Helen Smith at the Balboa An11inc
Clubalm.3520dally betweco12:30and5p.m.
Racquetball Action
The 1971 men:s' and th• No. 1 ran.keel pro-
women'• United Stites fe11loa.~ men'• player, profetaiooal racquetball are entered ln the com·
cbamptonablpa will be peUtloD.
held •' the Sportln1 House ln Newport
Beach, Tbursda7
thtoup Sunday, with
pfoC!ffdt 1otn1 to tho Marchof Dimea.
Peuy Stedlne, the
world women'• cbam·
pion. and Marty Ho1an,
SAN DJJCG();.;..Ru11 Jo~tGU a •lZ·b1Uer
in the opener and Bob FrJthette pltcbed
abut.out ball tot etfht tn-
nln,. of the nJ1btcaf,
aparJdnf: UC Irvine a ba1eba l team to a
doubleheader aweep of
the Univenlty of San
Diego, here, saturday.
UCI, In winnine by 4-0 and 10-3 scorea,
enhanced its chances for
an NCAA (Division 11)
regional playoff berth.
SANTA 8ARBARA-
UC Irvine'• crew ran ln to windy, rainy weathe and aome Poor ofllctat-
lns. but atill man11ed to c apturt the var1ity. and
fH1hman elfbt races •
aaatnat UC Santa
Barbara and San Dlero
State, here, Saturday on
Lake Cachuma. .4
Coach Bob Ntwman'
var1ity shell woo by
len&th and a ball ove
UC Santa Barbara wltb
San ·Dle10 flnilbln ~
thtrd. The UCI freshmU-
ahell wu a four·lenita
Johmon toaed a liX·
hlttelthe seven·lnnlnl open • Scott Thayer
waa hittlne star In the fl.nt game, gettin1 _,rn-.~~~:~;;E
two doubles and a sinale.
victor.
Racing was dela~
for. ov.u .30 ml.--.-_..
because of tbe· wind
COQditiom, aceordlnf to:
' Ken WasJUn&toJl h.ad~..-liil UCl'a bl• blow In the
aeclODd game, a tbree-
run homer in the second
inning.
~HY~
UC I NIM SO .. ,
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Newmao. "lt was awful.
and It ralned off and on
throuchoul the motJl: ine.
"And tt\e officiating
was Just awfUl. One of·
ricial told our freshmen tour the wrong course
They had to stop after 1 about 100 meters off,,
oauv flli.t ".,. ...... course. And still they on~.
ly got beat by half a boar, BIG CANYON FINALISTS -Edio Erickson Beach recently. Runnerup in the cham-length," sald Newman.
(left won the women's club championship pionship flight was Marie Gray. "And in the varsitY"
at Big Canyon Country Club of Newport e i g ht race, s ant • --------------------------------..._--------------------------------------~ Barbara Jumped
UCONOGAM& B ' w· -Pl ---2 d ' start. They claimed w ~f~ "'"'Y i l l ucs yatt aces n f:;~J1?~~~.
Ad•ms.u o o o them," said Newman. wu111r>91on.ct 1 1 1 CAMPBELL-Orange m eet at West Valley team standmgs with 63 100 1>•<1t-i. Jac1tson cFoo1111111 UC lrvme will return
" f 1 o 1 o C l C II • S 1 0 97 lnallonel re<ordl; 2 R•llll>un ::?J:;: ! ~ ~ : W~~t nJsh~es!co:~j~ Co~~~~t.he;~~ captured ~~~t:~hif~?.0~::a~e~! :::.~:_:.~·11 ~~~~ :'~.!u,~~~t_~~ ~~t::J~~ c!.~~~/J,d.
Morton,c J 2 1 0 the 100-yard freestyle the 50-yard free Thurs· cc was an easy winner dltb.ICltl I S7 0 s Sulger IFoocllllll ann al w-·-rn Sprin'"' g~,:·;~ ~~:and Saddleback day,wastouchedoutby with422. ~g:,';,;~n.?:~~··~u':,,·~~~:;:~ witi or"";:ge Coa:"" ~~F~::"':" ~ ~ l ! ~~~le~~ ~~o~!:s~~~ ~~~~~~. V~~l:if'cl~~~~~ w:r~r:~~~~~~:;~ords :~:~~~·F5',;-:;..~~=:~:::or~~,·~1 CollegeatNewport.
Kremer.P o o o o fourth place finishes to 46.55, an OCC record, H..«irnkM>n cwe\t 11a11011 at •l; l Ool>ey p o o o o Tum 'Korlnq 1 P•...otna '11 2 El\enber9 (Pa\acl•M I 1 10" 4 Totais :i. 10 1z • h i g h I i g h t a r e a while Herzog had a time W~•• \/Alley JO? l 0111>1011a11ev i..; w'"'''s 11>1e1>10 11.11 • .,.1 t 10 n. s iCerelt\'1•1"91 per f9 rm a DC e 5 in (46 42 4 l'ootNll 117 \. Fulle'1on 104· 6 M•<\k cp...-.1 7 tOU OChers_. r 11 • S 0 • • Cll•bol tJ. 1 111et or.,,~ c ... s1 and Kitch <SeddlNaclt 12 12 n . UClrvlne OltOI0000-10120 aturday·s state JC Vassallowasfourthin SadtJl•l><Kknqs..nlaMonlu61,t0 :!()O lly tAlkln lPawdellall .. 11 US.110ie90 OOOOOOOOJ-J I 0 SWimming and diving the 20() back ID l ·.57.43 <iol<Mn W•st~ tt ModtstoSl.llSe Cntllqnal recordl ; l Teylor quooH 41 tl Cvl>'C'n JS. 14 Sa" Jo~ !Fulltrlonl 1 S1 81 3 Ktrsmark
Rustlers CaptW.e
JC Softball Title
While Quinones had a 11. U S•n Joaquin Delta 2S. 16 CPaudtnal l S1 II. 4 Redlern time Of 16: 19.67 t"n plaC· !>lla•I• 11 11 Bak•H•fl•ICI 10. '" ICyortnl t U %, 5 Hsu IOl•l>lo !..\er Amento 19 19 Sou1nw"''""' t7, \lall•v t t Sl 31 6 <illP<kl• (Ch.tbol I ing fourth in the 1,650 10 Plerce1• 1·sHt
f G Id W o 1 650 Ir•• -t Ptlt•rsson Tnr"'<""""I!' dlY•'IQ· I K•mP ISe· ree, 0 en es t S IP.tudenal U Sll9 7, MAllQdll QUOIA\I 4q7 IS ' 1 8r1tnclt (WHI S le Ve We 0 g er W Q 5 (Wttt llall•y l 16 05 n 3 Adams llalltyl 417 0, l Pe<kll1tm !West · hth · tb IM~slol Ii 15 '14 • Oulnolle' IS.cl l/all•yl 4287: 4 Aasen CSJ Oellal e 1g In e s ame d"blCltl 16 1961 S JonHon •11 1S,SWjlllamsCPlwct1421.3S:•. event in 16:41.45. I Paudenal 16 19 83, 6 Russo Adams IOlablo l/allevl 411.1.S Another top area swim I Paude111t' 16 H.,. Otllers-1 0111•'5-ll Zum1>er9e IOranv• W•~r !Golden WP\11 16 .i 0 , 11 Coastl ~I. 11 C.Oldsleon CG04Clell came from OCC's Joe R1t•v l<i<MC1Pnw .. 1114so1 wn1136H UCLA in the title game, Dunn. seventh in the 200 1001r~ 1 Htrzoq co1ob•o va11~.,.1 '°° '"""''•"' -1 P•..ck',,a J 060'1 By HOWARD L. HANDY
011• Delly flliet s .. 11
Baseball
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in 0 0-0-0; f.lorv•lll, '" 1·0·1·2: Mi;elt•r. lb?.0-0-0. Golden West College
defeated FuUerton and
then toppled th.e Cerritos
Falcons twice to annex
the WAlAW junior COi·
lege women's softball
champioosbtp Saturday
at Golden West.
5·3, to win the Western ti-back in 1: 59.60. ·~.'.!oo? ,:::.;: 1f~~. ~~.,:.!~ ~ •. ~::~~ ~!':" ~~.:t3 ~o o~.·~·
tie and qualify for the na-occ and Saddleback •& •• • o ....... IOl•DIO l/attevl ~", 1'a.,Mon101'!..r~·11,. 11 r.o.ldF•unll•wr1·0·"1 r ... t1onala . 0 h S ., 07 \ ~...:•r 1<;11 ... 1.1 o 10. 6. ' ' ·-• " • oana H111, ooo 001 o-1 • ' .. in ma a. ue tied for seventh in the ""•ddo<1ts tP•-wclf'n.••1u 3121,,ue>t....,.couuu" ~
S<_lty,,..,.
In the final game at
Greer Park In Hunt-
mgton Beach Saturday
night. nrrl Gilreath
belted a three-run homer
in the Ufth inning
and Sharon Nichols al·
lowed the Falcons only
thre.e b.1ts in a S·2
triumph.
Earlier in the day,
with the GWC Rustlers
playing w1tb their backs
to the wail with defeat
brinl'mg elimination in
all three games. Julie
Winklepleck became the
firal Golden West batter
in biatory to belt a home
run out d the campua
field park. Wlnldeple<:k's
homer came aaalnat
Fullerton as lbe Rustlera
woo a mornlni en·
counter, 6-0 to ta.in the
champlonshlp flnab.
EnqubtofSanClelJ)ente ,------------.-----------------------~------------------------------'-1•,.,.,. ___ 1• ____ 0111 __ oo_,._•_~_3 _5_._, who plays centerlield for
UCLA, was select~ to
the all-tournament team.
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The Newport Beach
Sporting House ·
. .
MARCH OF DIMES ~
i(aguna Beach's oldest home, the Captain's
House was a Riverside family's beach home.
Casa Romantfce. a~ was once
band leader Fred Waring's. It's now
a convalescent home. S81ow. ·
San Juan Capistrano's Harmony
Hall, built from bricks of earlier
bul Id Ing after 1897. ·
•
, Coast's· .Past
S&ory a• Pb°'°9 by.
PATRICK O'DONNELL
Moet of us alone the Oranae Couf live ln homes tbat are
leaa than 20 years old. Every third or fourth bou.le, except
tor a little trim, ls pretty much the same.
Only a fortwiate few have residences that ate one of a
kind.
BOMF.8 wrre BOOTS. like the Casa Rom.anUca ln San
Clemmte, tesUfy to the style and crace ol a time when
• carpenten were known as craftamen.
Bullt ln th4' early 1920s by Ole Hanlon, founder ol San
Clemente, the Cua komantica baa chanced haoda aeveral
Umea.. &.tsooallties :wll2 hax..e owned it include Fred War-
ln&, the band leader. Now a conval~eent bom&, tJ\e .tructure of. Spania
architecture with its red tile roof, is locai.ct on Avenlda
Granada alaDdlng high on a bluff overlooklnathe Paciflc.
ANOTHER HOME OF conaideral>le blatorlol
sl'lnificance is located on Camino Capistrano acrou from
the El Adobe restaurant in San Juan Capistrano.
Built by the aelf-appolnted Judge Richard Etan ln l.883,
using bricks from the Marco Forster home, Casa Grande,
the Egan home was called Harmony Hall. lt apparently
burned ln 1897 and was rebuilt... ~
. Egan settled ln San .Juan in 1868, owned a lot of land,
and waa a school board trmtee for 32 years. The house ls
now a weekend r~ldence of B~ard•Papel.
Next stop on the Orange Coast tour ta the oldest home in
Laguna Beach. Known as the Captain's House it.s current
owner. Trevor Cu.shman,...saya_tbere...is...no..erldence that .a
captain ev~v~ .. ~ere.
BUILT 9'1 YEARS AGO by a family ln Riverside that
used it as a beach cottage, it was localed on the Pacific
Coast Highway. Five years ago the house of solid redwood
was moved to its present location on Arroyo Chico.
One o( the oldest homes in Newport Beach ls the Croul
house on Fearnleaf Avenue. ll is actually part.a of two Santa
Ana Vletorian homes. M06t of the exterior decorations came from the French
House built at Ninth and Spurgeon streets about 1870. Much
of the interior came from another manor of the same
period. Richard and Ann Crout originally were eolng to re-
model the home in Spanish style, but they happened upon
the Fr~h House just before it was to be torn down for a
parking lot. ·
THE COUPLE SAY THEY have becoqle quit.-uaed to
having strangers ln their front yard admiring their house
since they did the work about seven years ago.
Michael Genco of Costa Mesa sa)'t about a dozen people
a month want to purchase his eastside Costa Mesa home.
But, ll la not for aale. .
The home was built h1 Huntington !leach In 1885 and the
front portion moved to Costa Mesa in t!kM. Almost hidden by
trees, the 2,000 square foot house was purchased by Genco ln
1962.
The ~ul-home (NewportBeach),.
on.e of the oldest in the area, Is
really parts of two Victorian Santa
Ana homes saved from wrecker.
Another house that bu done some traveling is the Hunt-
ington Beach Company's ranch home. ln 1896 it was moved
from north Orange County lO a hill overlooking Huntington
Beach. Localed near the new city hall the house is just east
of Main Street in the Huntington Beach Company corpora-
tion yard.
AT 11IE TURN OF THE centW;r it became the head-
quarters for the 1300 acre ranch. As the company changed
so did the house. One of its most striking features is the cov-
ered entrance crowned by a pointed tower known as the
gazebo.
Many company executives have lived there including J.
Sherman DeMy who became manager of the company in
1947. He lived there with hls family for 21 veari;.
Currently the home ls occupied by Huntington
Beach Company general manager S.A. Yount and hia
family. ·
The six homes reeresen~ here are ll'e people. They
retain their character and personality with age.
And, perhaps they will stand as a reminder of a bygone
erawben people didn't know the meanln1 of urban sprawl.
I
l Pri that have outran Ule bte of lntlatton and Ibo ciNt ot
i[vi.n1 have cbaaed many paten.
~al buyers out of tb• houam1 ~arket, roaklnt th• dream or ~wntnc a home a fldtnc ftntuy;
And houalnf expert.I HY the dteak picture ta aotnri to iet
rorto.
j '' ABOtJT ALL WE cMn hope for
that housln1 will stay ln Une
Ith an acceptable rat8 of lnfla·
on -and that your bou wW
elp you atay tn line wlt.h tbe
a me rate,•• 1ay1 J amea
' ~ementer, regional underwril·
~g 1peciali1Uor the U.S. Depart·
ttent of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD). • ~"We have a mJddl•claaa bowl·
g problem," aay1 Bernard c.
eltzer, former director of the
hiladelphia Plannln1 Com·
issioo.
l "People who are 1alntully
esnployed cannot offord boQsln1
$.cause of the coats," adds
eltzer, a registered engineer
lh a~tein~nomlct. ·-
' The situation is th ls:
t
i-nIE FEDERAL Re5erve
ard says the\ average down
yment on a home fa $13,000.
at's $5,000 more than lour
y ars ago. The average monthly
payment for principal and in·
* * *
cently that a new home will ~t
$90,000 by 1S181, with $23,000 ~
quired for down payment and
closing co.ts. The median~
Ing price ls splrallng upward 10
percent each year, b' said.
That's at least 3 percent higher
tban tbe rate of lnftatlon.
"THE PJtks$vBE IS greatest
on the first.time buyer, the young man just g~tnto the market.
What kept a lot of this goln~ was
the home owner whose'old bouJe
-tncreasecHn-v.-tae so he cocdd
tben affotd a more expensive
one. lt ls a price progression,"
said Rementer.
There are a number of factors
at work, bot lnllation is the moet
common culprit cited.
Construction laborers earn
higher wages and drive up build·
* * *
BIG BUILDERS like William
J . Levitt, who buUt whole d&W
in New York, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, saved on COits by
working lo volume. He made a
profit--ol •boat -$50&-fof" eam-
houae he built. But he bwlt
130,000 houses since 1931.
But ''the age of the big builder
Js over in America," Levitt says.
"ll'a lmpoaible to buy enough
land at a reasonable coat and no
community in the co\lntry would
zone a hie project today."
Over-all, there is no single
solution that would ease the pro-
blem.
''I don't think you can say
there11 a 111n1le villain at work.
Fortunately, builden1 have been
able to keep up with the demand
and there are no abortagee that
would create an artificial bat den;' '1tetnenternnt
"There ls no villain because all
the factors ar.e villains, ihcluding
the people who are willing to pay
that much money for a house.
And people haven't stopped buy·
ing houses yet," says Dan Falll,
reeional construction cost
engineer for HUD.
* * * ~al if ornia Housing
l A "bluck market" in rea·
sonably priced new homes and
ah>artmenta will start in
Qalifomia and spread through
t~e rest or the country unless the
~vernment stops It. I That's the prediction or San-f~d R. Goodkin, whose market
and real estate research corpora-
t.,n is headquartered In Del Mar.
• 'HE P.RE01crs that boullar ~ill eventually be raUOIMld ID
~ery metropolitan area as the
gionallzation and cODtrol of
ergy, water and other re-
sources puts a lid on new housing
cppabilltln. ·
, Land and other resources also wilt be raUoned, he 11l)'1.
: Goodkin, who wrUH a
newspaper column on real estatct
and soon wUl publlth a book,
• ~nnina at Real E1tate," call
ltr lmroed.late re&J.onal coopera-
tton .and 1bartn1 or rffOW'cet.
t)lreatenl,,1 the alleroatl-
ve: ... "Entire counllu wfll be
a~ut down by aower moratoria h}' air quality control , by couiii ¥d aarlcultural conaervallon ~d by wot.er purification actions
rundated by both federal ond
state covernment. " I
:coNCUaRENT wm1 hi.I pte
dictions, the Saddleback Valley
faces a cutback of 13,800 planned
n:p:w homes becoute of • llmJta·
\Q>n on new aewa•e faclllUn Im·
PPHd by tht 1tate Water 1'eaourcn Board. ~The action arrecta future a owth oft.a1una tlllll, BJ Toro,
l11ion Vfejo and part ot Lasuna
iguel. •San Dle10 County haa lmpotcd
o' atmllll!' ban e>n conatrucUon ln
Cli;rdtrf·by·lh•SH and Solana
i+ach.
!ALSO POT£NTIALLY relatA!d a e development plans for the
I vtn-Rmc1' l>l'O~rty, w1'ote
7 000 ocre1 of undeveloped land
l Onn1e County mual be aold by
t e Jrvlnt F9undatton. Mobll
rp., on of two m~or bidden,
has hinted at accelerated de·
velopment of the area.
GOODKIN BELIEVES results ot rationed ho~l.DJ will be lnfia·
lion ot housing CO$tl, locreued
demand for boullnc aDd for
small income-producin1 pro-pertJes and a c!eel'ease 1n tbe •UJ>-
ply of buildable land.
ult wUl .happen llrat ln
Calllomla md become more m·
dent throughout th• United
St.ates ublaS buttalJcncy ind
local atiU·1rowth forees ar•
channeled lato mOR'~ul . JUdgements," be.aa11o
The current drou1ht 11 the catal~ he 1ays. for •hortqea
•'that an heavily lmpactlnf the
m011t cb'namlc i.rowth areu ol
CalifomlL Air qualily en.IOl'ce-
ment, operatln• under con-
craslonal mandlte, la acting
literally u the cur ~er all other
•1enciet, app~Uy .ttlvtng the
power to 1but dOvm entire areas , u the ozone level reaches a cer-
. taln amount." be 1111.
IN ADDITION, HE ll)'I, col.d
weatber in mueh of the country. t hu created a ''Vtstt. retire and
/or move to caurorDJa bOoiQ"
which, b says, will coaUnue tO
hJ P• demand. partleularJ1 ln
Oran1• County. San Die o bd th• Palm sprtno ar ....
More Urt.ense of.l>Ulldable land ts the only way ti> meet the
bo~4f:mand, ho 11y1.
G '• Jdeas nm cowsttr to aatJWI trends.
Amm aro mo•lnl 1wa1
f'rom urban ceotera at a tasttt
rate than ever before, accordhll
to a ncent IWid Corp. report.
CALLING THE mlcrauon
"one ot tho matt noteworthy ri
ven1all In mJsratory patterns In
the nation'• hilt:oey," th com·
pany H)'I emplo.Jmeot. ~P
portunlUea In the South aftd
Sootbweat apparently arl
reapon1lble for the populaUon
•hi ft.
Some cities that are tarfm of
the shift have approv•d ti •
growth laws designed ~
populaUQn more or less •
Santa Barbara voters rM~~
approved an advisory rel~
dum on Umltlne popula to
85,000. At the •ame Ume,.. ~
elected to city.council candidates
who opposed the limitation.
Meanwhile, a. boom in ne~
hou1lnj la predicted for'
CaUf ornla in a survey by Ad·
v ance lfortsa1e Corp,, which an-I
ticlpalet 1.9 million new bousinl"
1tart.s in ltrl7, with 1.4 millloo of
Ulem.tn11&-ramn1 homes .
t GOODKIN, WHO IN 1972 pre-
dicted that ecolofical concerns
would both decreu'e the amount
Qt available land and Increase ltl
COit, ~predicts Callf omla wUI
"have trouble keeping lts
employment above tbe 90 per·
cent levW throuth the balance of
thta decade unless It be11na los·
ins musive dosaaes ot popula-tion ...
But the lat.It available un· empto1ment fiflH'es a.how aqo~ ~County hu attained a
tw~~ Jow ol 4.8 percent un-
ernpfOJm nt, trblle the st'ate
level fell to 7.8 percent In its f ourtb conaecutlve month of
dedlne.
Join Chapter Bo8ra • Thi' new membera have been
elected to tbe· Orans• County otiap~r BuUdlq laduatey Al·
aodaUOi board of dlrecton.
ThC"J aro Am.bony A. ;Allen,
feneral man•1•r for the
Southern Dlvlalon of Citation f9~ld ; Roland Osgood, ex·
aoUUva v~c• preal4ent or Broadmoor 'Homes, and Daniel
O'Sullivan, vJco president of
bu1lneH development f ot tbt
New Homa Dlrillon of Walter le
Lee.Inc.
7th Annu1I Apartment
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Maintenance Expoeltlon
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pink and oranae before lt\e laQd
re turns to ocher a nd brown.
wrappedln mist ••• We are Chri1han and Jew,
perhaPI 2,000 atron~. Some carty machine auna Some carry "Mount Slqaj waa oll fire becOUH the Lord bod Comf dOtDrt Upotl d Sil CUttara. All hove CO}De to /1re, the Jm01u Wf'nt t.(p lab th.t
celebrate the mountain. i moke of 0 kiln. oil tht people w«e
To the Arabs. who used to bold terr1f1ed and the 101.nd o/ Oae
it, lt ls Jebel Musa. trumpet grew loudt-r " -E.todua
TO THE ISRAELIS, who now 19: 18·19
control it, It 11 U.1r Sin al. • * •
To the EniliSh·speaklng world, Three days ago, the sun was
It Is Mount Sin~I. 'tising tn Jerusalem when our
Here, the Bible says, the Lord group of 60 piled Into three, 21 •
gave Moses the Ten Command· ton U.S. Army trucks for a five-
ment.s. EhJah hid in a cave and day s lt!eping·bae tour throufh
talked to God alter neeing the the Sinai
wrath of Queen Jezebel, and the The mlni·con\•oy clrclca tho
Prophet Mohammad traveled walla al the City of Davld, wtndJ
here as a merchant from Mecca. through the hUl• 90\.ltb of Jericho
On this day. more than 3,000 a nd drops Into the desert new-the
years after Goo gave the la w to malodorous Dead Sea.
Moses, the mountamtop is cov-' We stop near the Place of the
ered with pt.'Ople awwtmg the Kid. whose Hebrew name -En
dawn. Gedi -has not chanaed 11lnce
We have lrekk.t:d b.Y. day Old Testament~ when.David
through the chokmg white heat of "arned by his friend Jonathan,
the desert and Struggled three escaped death at the hands of
hours by night up the hand·laid King Saul. David hid in the caves
stone steps to this chilly. dark a t En Gedi and drank the sweet
peak ln the heart of 24,000 square water o! lhe..spnngs.
miles of dei.olation~ WE CUMB by foot for nearly
ROMAN CATHOLICS from a n hour along a small stream in
Italy offer prayers in Latin. A the rocky ravine until we hear
lew women cry. Israeli teen-wat er crashing aaalnst rock.
agers, on holiday lrom their kib· Through the reed.I. and ru1hea we
butzim. sprawl on rock ledges. see a waterfall, spilling SO feet In·
Some youne soldiers who joined to a pool -perfect for a morning
us carry rtnes and handguns. swim.
trucks lean tho p v~ road and
atart bouncing lhrou1h lhe roe · stFe~tr-i!ry guttlH'WhlNf
.can become rivers capable of
drownius armies and wiping out
Bedou.11\ ,·Ulaaes during infre--
quent desert storms. •
WE ABE SOON saddle-sore
from the jouncin1 and &NlllPY lrotn tbe beat.
Yael Rauon, the C!X·klbbutmlk
leading our safari, circles the
Forbidding desert,
ro cky plain s and
formidable obstacles
protect the mountain
wh e r e Mo ses
r e ceived th e Te n
..C ommandm ents:
Mount Sinai.
trucks In a wadi litted-wi0t4usty
acacia trees and scrubby bushes.
"E verybody drinks; .. he or-
ders in English and Hebrew.
pointing to the water tan.ks. ''You
ean ury up-without eYff swealing
out here. tit's necessary to dnnk
every 30 minutes."
We rul}lblc on. Near sunset, the
convoy again finds the paved
road toSharm el·Sheikh.
but lhere ate
atone lltP• set bf. G rtek
0-rlboaox moo 1 who
monastery, Santa Katherina.
on the next peak.
THE 'l'OP or Mount • nal
marked only by a tlny, u1'·
adorned chapel -and by the
mass of people awarmlDa ov
tb" rocks.
We desci:nd lho. mountain on~
second at.oily a.~ircaae.
Virtut1llY isolated unlll tlwl
Israelis completed the aapha\t
road to Sharm from EUat aft#
the .un3 Middle Eaat War,
moJtastery survived a Iona list
nominal rulers of the Sinai.
guides any the monks don't Ii~
the hordes or tourists. but t
monaatery'a trinket shop 1s doi
a booming buslnci.s.
A young Greek m onk leads
on a aUent tour ol the fortre
ltlte monastery.
The Cha_pel of the Burnio
Bush. laden with incense,
heavy with gold-leaf 1con1, iOl'Oe
more than 1,000 years old.
Behind the chapel. n fad d
wqoden sign proclaims "burni'!(_
bush."lt points to a llmp·look~
raspberry busb.
Houn> later, we sec a tr~ckle f1
water on the ground, not t'\'en a
Inch deep and less than a f<M'lt
wide. Green grass grows in ff.
The trickle widens. The true~
splash through it, our mood 1 ..
proves.
Truck c;arrying touri~s I~ over trail
Europeans in hiking boots and After leaving En Gedi, the
Americans in blue jeans share trucks hi&hball down the road to
water jugs and canteens. A group Eilal, the seaport resort at the
identified as Japanese Christian head of the Gulf of Ellat. The
Ziopists w ates two fl ags: campsite for the fir:st oighlJs th.c
J apan's Rls mg Sun and Israel's beach at Nuweiba El Muicina. 50
In the morning, the trucks
head intand through the wadis,
climbing through the foothHls
toward Mount Sinai. By sunset.
the desert heat is gone. The night
is cold. Ul)d sleep is short. We rise
at 2 a.lft. for coffee, tea anct bls<;ul~_ befor_e 's ti&runj .Jiil Lhe_.
mountain.
Suddenly. there Is a deep poQl
under the ledge of a rock. Tl\}
trucks stop, and Yoe! knlf~
lhrough Lh&-a1r and -Hll~l1*
water. We strip to our swim suita
and tollow ham m, splashing an4
· Teadlffg through rugged de erts wh;ch have
protected Mt. Sinai sine Mdses' time Star of David. miles south of E1lat
The &un paints the desert Before the St!cond day ends, the
At first. the ascent is a i.low.
uphill walk. Higher up, it 1s steep laughan~ '
Parks
SAN FRANCfSCO <AP)
Like generals b<'forc a battle., lop
Western officers or parks. forc·sts
and deserts arc prep;H1n~ for u
vacation lime in the midst of a
critic al drought.
The 237 pa rks of till' N at1onal
Park ServiC'l'' Weslt!rn Rcl(1on
and the California Sl<1l<• Par!.
System alone accountod for m~ar
ly 90 million \•is1tor days last
year, and most cst1m ull's urt-on
the rise for this year
BEIDND ALL the planning 1s
ttJe devout hope that America's
natural landH. parched hy two
straight years of drought. will
com e through the sett.son inlacl.
unblemlsht'd by the curse of
forest w1lclf1n•
So far, there are no plans to
shut down any maJor areas ad
minislerffi by the "lationttl Park
Service, th<' :'l<atwnal Forei.l
Service. lhl• Hureau of Land
Mana~ement or the Caltfom1 a
a. state parks Rut that poanbd.1ty
lurks among protected colonies
o( wildU{e aod_,'U~ 11re Uoi tlm"ber. ~. -
"If nec<'ssary, we will C'lose
tsome of the pnrks." warned NPS
Weste rn RE'41on ~pokesman
Edwin Wlni:l'
ALL VISITORK to the nat..ional
parks this year can t>xpec:t to be
handed cautionary leaflt't.'I about
fires. with wuttr rnni.ervuUon
the w ntchword t.'Vcn" here
"There 111n'l J purk 1 kno~ of
right now that 1!\n t ~oan~ to ho\ e
enough water for \ 1s1tors." he
said. "We're gotn,R to have llll
adequate supply Of \\Oler for drlnkl~ and <·ooktnlf. there will
be re1trsct1ons. probably. on
showers. All will tw ~u1pt>f'd with Oow reslrtClOr!I '
Biii Wh alen. l(enerul mandger
of the 27-mtle·lona Gold<'n Gate
Recreation Area, 1a1d, "I think
we have a sophlsllcuttd enough
park mer to be 11ble to 11wnllow
the bitter year If thin~s arrive at
the point that the parkPS have tll
be closed."
PUTl'ING IN u word for his
own jurisdiction, much of which
borders the Pac lflc Ocean.
Whalen added, "f"ortunale
enough for us we have a areat
altematlvt', our beaches."
At Yoeemlle National Park In
Callfornla. which hosted 2.8
mUUon visitors la.st year. an "ex·
treme fire dan1er" exl&t.a and ac·
Uvitiea In some of the most splen·
did back~t.ry In America are
in for severe controls.
No . moves to cloat1 part.a or
Yoeen.Ute have been ihnounced.
but it la Hktly lb t if matten an
' Peso Fall8,
Toilrism Too
,
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eady for a Dry Year Fable Pro ed
ugh whole sections of thl'
ill be shut down, prouably
fTioga Road.
HA EAKALA National Park
on M · , among lhl· four n at1onal
parkl in Hawaii, is undergoing
one o its driest spt:lls in history.
park uperinlendenl Hugo Huntz-
i n g e wrote regio nal head·
quarters in San Francisco.
"Other than o n e brad
storrri tn September. the crater
d1str(ct of Haleakala has ~en.
without precipitation s ince May
1976," Huntlmger said .. Jf pre·
sent trends Mntinu<'. an already
c r ilicnl situation "111 become
dl•sperate."
Al Anwna's Grand Canvon
Nutional Park. \\htch had three
m11lion \'lsitors last year. the
single rchablt• flow of potable
w ut<.•r Is rated as "dcf1mlely re·
Mokelumne
RiYef
June ·
Map shows when California's rivers will go dry
Ski Resorts' Year
Barren· as Slopes
81 JORN NBLSON 4-1«11 ........ .,...,.
Westtrn United Statu lld ....ort.&, and bu1inessca dependeht on
the ski industry. lost: more lhan ~ million tn anticipated revenue
this season becauie ot poor snow conditions, ligures collected in an
informal survey show.
Loeset were estimated at $25 mllllon In Utah alone, and major
resorta In Colorado, Idaho, Washlnatoo. Oregon an<t northern
Callfomla also had 1ubst.anUal losaea, a survey by The Associated Presa showed.
IN MANY INSTANCES, Joaea exceeded $1 'mllllon at lndlvldual
reaort.t and went as hl&h as ts mllllon due to tbe wintertime drouaht.
"IL was our wont aeuon ln hlstory," aald Brady Hodtt, direc-
tor of marketfni at Heavenl; Valley, located at lhe souUt end of
LUeTah<Mf
Offlctala at Sun Vatley. IC>ld enUy to U\ah buslneuman Earle
Holding, 1i1d area r v wOuld be down ts million from an ex·
peeled sa.s million. • .
SUU. Sun Valley t&ft'd better than many r ortl -~ue lariely to u $1 mllUoa soowm.akini aper lion. ,
The ROck.Y Mounta.1n raorts ot Al and Vall had their
wont HllODI in h1't017.. si.ld R. Garrett Mlt~hell, pNSldent «
Colorado satl Ccmn1.t1 USA. ~ .-u down 59 percent In 1kler d · 11. while Yul••• down 3S'Pflrcent St ambOat Sl>rtnp •u down
73.percmt, Brttkenrldge •7 percent and Gene.a Bwn 90 percen~ Mttrbell taid .
.IACK l&BNDUNGE &; public relatlona coordlnat« •l AJpen,
u)d: .. It wq probabtJ the wont drOutht In the AS~n aru tn hi..
tory." Both A•pen -which currently hat no •Dowm aldn1
capabWUes -and Vall plan to lmtall 1nowmaklQ8 equipment th1I 1um~r. •
Wstms reeoru manqtd to recover •omt or t.Mfr lou with a
1prln1 ldDWfall. How ~er, Eml Olllce at Taoe Skl Valley ia New
'MexlcoNld it WM a mJth lhal 1pna1 reveno could malte up·for r venue IOll eartiei Jn the,..-.
"You CM'l 1.t UM AMerlcan public to JO akllq In the PftDI
bee a me Ibey ann't meat-111 prepartit for ti. •t aaact Inneact, t.h6Y
c:loht tba.rllrb and dutt off the Coif clubl.
Solomon's Mine Located . duced." Park officials fear if that
source breaks down they might
heve to tum to a source of poor
qUelity water which is subject to
contctm1nalion by human waste.
WASHINGTON CAP> The legendary lost gold
mine of King Solomon has apparently been found in
Saudt Arabia, according to the National Geographic
Society.
In th1s situation. tht!y suid, the
popul(jr Indian Gardens would
have to be t·loscd to hikers and
m4le parties. a major blow to
park resources.
AS A BYPRODUCT of the
drought, Lake Mead National
Recreation Area is get.Una ready
for a bumper crop or tourisll
b41cl1USC it is rich in water from
the Colorado River. The manage-
ment at Lake Meud 1s pleading
for more funds lo handle the sur·
plus. expected to be considerably
more than the 1 J million tourist.a
posted last year.
A mine at Jabal Mahd udh Dhahab, the Hill of the
Cradle of Gold. mid· way between Mecca and Medina,
may be the same.as the fabled mine at Ophir. which
produced half the gold of the known world 3,000 yeurs
ago.
A four·year study of the site by teams from the
C nited States Geological Survey and the Saudi Ara·
bi:in Directorate General of Min eral Resources re·
cently pro\'ided support for the theory that the site is
the one mentioned in the Bible.
The Park Service has reported
a run at some concessions on the
s m all stoves which use white
gas. kerosene or propa ne, an in·
dlcation that outdoor lovers un·
derst'and open fires are gomg to
be taboo.
Scholars speculated that Solomon's mine was
somewhere in Arabia. India, southern Africa or the
Ural Mountains. In 1931 an Ameri can named Kenneth
Twitchell prospected J abal Mahd adh Dhahab. His
company. the Saudi Arabia Mining Syndicate, re·
covered some 60 tons of gold from the hill. Twitchell
speculated that th.e mine might be on the same site as
· that of King Solomon.
By STAN DELAPLANE
Capitan Julian Rios Gordon has been
piloting boats on the upper Amazon for 30
years. A lot of it on the thumping old Adolfo
It was built for this river work in Glasgow,
72 years ago.
The Capitan -(the name "Gordon"
comes from an English grandfather) -is
short, dark and beak-nosed. A jaguar tooth
hangs around his neck -very macho.
In the evening he plays poker -five
card stud -with the passengers. All of us
soaked in mosquito repellent. Bottles of cold
San Juan beer from Pucallpa 1weating on
the tables.
The Capitan hauls in pots: "Suerte con
. amor, dinero y barques!" he says hammering a beer bottle on the table. "I h®e luck in love.
with mon~. and with boat•!" Right out of a B
movie: "Jungle Passion."
.. * '* .
lt costs $350 for six days on the Ad6lf o.
<It's no QE II but the Capitan is a snappy
dresser. Chaogea clothes three and four
times a day.)
He keeps his poker winnings -Peru·
vian, Colombian, Brazilian and U.S. dollars
-in a black leather po~o. Uaes U as a
pillQw when he alccps. "
Al night the Adolfo's only navigation in-
strument is a seven•battery fla hlight he)d
by a young boy ln the bow ..
Cnmch l Thud! Cbalrt a.lid table lurcn.
The Amazon•s in OOod now. ~Cl we've
ama hed into the junate aln. The Capitan
shouted. A crewman aot a line around a
tree. The mufner wu chokt!d with noatlng
debris. Tho Adolfo wheezed in 72-year-old
dlstr
,
the messboy to break out beer for every·
body. Then he got his pal, a f!Uiet. sen·
ti mental man, to bring out his harmonica.
So we sat, shipwrecked in the jungle, '
while the harmonica played "Silent Night." •
Then "Home On The Range" and "La Paloma."
And as an encore: "Deep Jn The lleart OJ
Texas."
After awhile they worked the Adolfo ,
free. And we noaled down the river making '
extraordinary bets on our poker hands.
***
Sounds like a Tom Swirtian adventure '-.
story. B\.lt the Amazon trip -(every two "'
weeks) -can be bought from all travel •,
agents. You fly into Lima, Peru Crom the
States on Braniff.
Local lines fly you to Iquitos, a fair·
sized city on the edge of the jungle. The trip
is handled by Wrlghtways (b81ed in ..
Burbank, CA.) and you stop at several of .,
their jungle camps on the way. • ~
These are screened and airy. You can ~
• get iced drink.I. The food ls good. ,
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Reduced to S137.000. Gisela Hanen
644-6200. <T 37 >
CLIFF Dlttve_..4.."'"i'.::~H VIEW
Near-new builM'hr custom Country
English home. 3 BRs, 4 baths,
formal dinina. Jg. gourmet kitchen + bonus room w/view Ccould be
billiard room or 2 more BRs > 3-car
garage. S.'l20.000 J.o~ce. Harriet Perry
642-8235. CT 38)
liSTSIDI IMYISTMIMT NOPIKTY-
OML Y $15,0001
N EAT & TIDY 2·unlt tnveslment
property conveniently located for
ea:;y rental Fleioble ftnanci ng.
Hurry' This one won't last long !
Drive by 242 E . 19th Street. & submit
offer. Paula Bailey 642·~. CT-39)
IDEAL LOCl.TIOM
In El Toro walk to titores & s hop·
ping. Very clean 3 BR. 2 bath &
kitchen/family room. Single family
home on lg. corner lot. Room for
pool. Attached dbl. garage. Priced
under $70,000! Appl. only. Holly
Markas 644·6l00. <T-40)
..,.TAIH W /ILMAMCI
And live in style in Ulla stunning
Ve r sailles w /formal garde n
courtyard, towering entry. spacious
living room. marble fireplace. 4
BRs, 4~ baths & bright & sunny
den w/Clreplace. Circular garden
kitchen that opens to le. pool &
jacuui. El&gantly appoklted
master ~ulte + strlklng view. New
on the market. $329,500. Marjorie
Mahon 6'4-6200. <T·41)
1
HIWPORT HEtaHTS
2300 ~. ft., incl. big dlning rm., big
family rm .• blg mstr. bdrm. Also,
space for boat or motor home. $123,500.
MESA VllDI
S Bdrm., 2 baths, family rm, Xlnt cond.
in 6' out! Reduced to $89,900. Open
house Sun.1-4. 2021 Calvert.
[8) 833-9781
Hester-Brown
RE Al TORS
WsfMr•s Motfu· G""'NI I OOl
All real est.ale adv;rtlsed •••••• .. ••••• .. ••-••••
lo this newspaper is sub· 1--------ject to the Federal Falr •TRADE• _j{9.1tllilJl Act ol 1968 which makes it lfle1aJ to Your equity for a beUer
adver tise "any pre-home. !"or informahon
ference, llrnitallon, or call Touchs~ne Really,
discrimination based on Member Internatfonal
Apple Tree
Real Estate Co.
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•ur hw1now $71,IOO
· HOW TO 6UCCEED
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area. $250.000
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Dana Point. 496-4305
10021Ge111ral 1002 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Colctwell Banler ~~CCN'l'Nlt
MOYI llGHT IMJ • .
remodeled tozy Harbor
D-ll..._....,..._-lli.,...andit-~bedroem betne;-llOYe--
~.:..w.----coodltion, walk t.o sc:booll and k. all this in Newport Beach for
,500. . .
841-5 1914 DIANA &.AMI
race, color, rellglon, sex, R.E. Network. ornation~orlglo,oran,._ __ •963···0867---• ·----------... ""!' ........ Intention to make any
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C-2 Corner
Choice NewPOrt Blvd.
locatlop '"th 11S8' hon·
t.age. Buildlq and por· tlon ot lot currently
leased. Call for pu-Uculkfs.
DO IAY,.OMT-JUST US1'9
iwel' Lido Isle home on 55' tron-
ge . wlth sunny sou~h ex1><?9ure d exciting action view.
amatic 2·Story entry, puquet slJClh preference, llm1ta· tion, or dulcrimJnaUon. •'
Thia newspaper will not
knowingly accept any
advertising for re •I
estate which ill in viola·
tion ol the law.
ftORTORHO PLUS
A deUehtful 3br, 21h ba,
home with lormal dining
room. lam room & oak
floorinc plus a 1oreeous
custom built euest umt
wtth -real used 1n'tck
floors. cantilevered 1002 sleeping loft, warm
••••••••••••••••••••••• n»tural wood textures
and legal kitchenette MESA VERDE ~ii1~00 . Fee. Call
NORTH· .... 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. cor-e ~
ner lot on c ul-de-sac
MINI-ESTATE
The best of every world! Beautiful
3,000 sq. ft. home on estate-sized dbl.
lot, short distance from ocean. Swim· ming p6ol, jacuzzi, voltey1>~11 o~ paQ.
dle tennis ct., greenhouse, frre pit with
seating area. 3"B.R., 3 bas., fam. rm.
PLUS 27x54 ft. bonus rm. (could be
more bdrms.). Much; much more -
$185,000! !
$125,000
-·~-
rs, wood paneling. 5 bedrooms,
atd•a room. bonua room, formal
ning room and breakfast area.
ier and slip for large boat and
ndy beach. $895,000
FA.MIL Y HOME-
HUIOR VllW HIW
tsstt -See it before the WQrd gets
vound! 4 bedroom, family room,
lb v e l y y a r d , f r es h p a int,
sprinklers, mirrored wardrobes,
¥earned cathedral ceilings, water
softener. Many built-ins, dog run.
lxcellent condition. $167 ,500
slnet. Cathedral ceil--------· =~~~~~!~;: & nice een!~~~~~l de· HELEN 8. DOWD
a sai:ned s liding roof .. ~ .... :roa. 1 .... C. MLS , .... "134
NO
AD
1 RXER-urttEI, a.z
~xcell ent R·2 location in old
orona del Mar. Fix up the exist·
g house and add a new lµljt in
e rear. Potential-potential.
$110,000
H1 ~-11. Atrium home. 4 Bdrm. ~ " ~ (>46:1811 $219,500 (fee land> by o wner. Open house ANYTIME Fri/Sat/Sun, 12 to 5 PM.
1828 Tradewipds, G..,.., 1002 G.....-el 1002
Newport Beach. 631-1826 •••••••••'I••••••••••••• ••• • ••• • ••• • •••••••••••
can tell you all this
Home has tootreT! A
new Home ln Irvine's
Turtlerockl Let's I<><*!
NTMO,M
OM 1H£ ISLAHD
Balboa, that ls! Deluxe 4
bdrm., 3 ba., l 'h years
new. SZl0.000
OPEH SUM. 12-5
209 PIARL AVE.
Pynnid ExchGNJCN"•
133-1761
TWO LOTS JN
EASTSIDE
CAT ALIHA VIEW
Newport Crest "4 Plan"
2 Bdrm, 3ba, 11e master
sult.e. Prof decorated.
$134.500. Call Tom
Dearth.
COSTA MESA. UDO ISLE
Great potential for the Exclusive, newly de·
builder. corated thru-out. 3
COU-OFNEWPOllT Bdrm, all new kitchen.
67S-551t Steps i.o tennis courts le
------.....--private beach Sl 75,000
IFYOU Call IAwOsborn .
have a service to oCCer or
good,., to ¥11, flace an ad
in the Da 11 P1 lot Cla.r...sifled Section .
CANNERY VILLAGE
RE.
426 Slst St, Nwpl Bch . e ... 671-'26 I
Phone~~' p l--· ~a o1
Ge•i--IOOJ ••~••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
The
Dalebout
Association
Real Estate Specialist
<Dover Shores/ BaycrcsV W~stcurn
IA YSHOllS. •• IXCLUSIYI OfffllHG
COMI WITH US ••• te 2151 C ....... ew
Drhe1 l•••c•l•t• •11• owwer. l
ledrOOfla ....... '*'""' .,___. c.n. lft91 ht toelt -4 ..,,..., '"'9. Vwy
lay5hores. T""y o ~attn ott.ritNJ. s ••~.soo.
OPfft ....,_. Setwct.y & St9tday 1·5
IA YCUST ••. IXCLUSIVI OflfllUMG
COME WITH US ••. to lmpnsslve 1507
LffacolR Lane. TIM word "MCll!;5•" 11
-tosMCI ..,s. 0 L .. Di . but ...... ~ • t ffh
that ~ ;, .. -.. • .. ,. , lte*°°-9 "ma~·· 11 blnfln9 wltlt ......,.." inc~ a ..... Uwlett roona. S 171,000
.
IAYCllSJ ••• SHCW ~
COMI wmt US. ·nte ,.._. Aatff.
CJllCI w.,~ s~· li•"'9 ...... •ffll•'* L .... .... ...... Jtc4 -· ......... .... ~ ~ ...... U.1ta .. f1~ the
t.Mt ..... lefcre•t. s 171,000
HIWPORT HllGHTS. . .A CLASSIC
1
OCEANFRONT
Custom >'dtJplex, choice
loca~ 2 '/\nd l·bdrm.
•.soP! NEWPORT SHORES
227 COL TOM ST.
OrEH SUM. 1·5
Uke new! 4 BR, or 3 &:
den. 2~, baths. Beautiful·
ly decqrated in earth
tones. Brand new kitchen
incl. m::Iave oven; brick f,rp . Walk to
pOOlt, t ~ clubhoW>e
&beach. $11!),000!
COST4MlSA
eASTSIDE
Extra <:lean 3 bdrm. &
famtly rm. pool home.
Best Easlslde location,
brick frplc.. low main·
tenanc""°vd':' Sll¥!.~ ~
8ol>oo Boy rrop.
~ * '75·7060 *
STATELY
CHARMER
VILLA PARK
Owner must S.1111
Cwitom home on 'h acre.
Very clean. 2800 sq ft, 5
Bdrm, 3 ba, 3 car de-
tached gar.
GALA PROPERTIES
Call 542-3546
Red Carpel 754-1202 llC. C4MYOM TOWHHOME
Tbe perfect small home right on
the golf course. Bright and brand
A n•w. all on one level. Just 2
bedrooms, 2 baths, wet bar and
gorgeous fairway views. $149,500.
IEST IM llG CAHYOH
BAYFRO..._.T START Superb location overlooking the " 18th fairway. Highly upgraded and
Panoramic Bay view, expanded Deauville. Special feel·
beach in front or lh1s Qarden Grove Schools, ing of privacy and serenity. Fire
spaciou; 3200 s .f. butSantaAnaTaxes! n"d burolar alarm systems. A . Apt/Home. Separate 700 -,o • sJ. guest umt Ulcl'd. All Beautlful3bedroom 0¥15tsee! $31.,000
new mt. 4 Br. 3 frplcs, Starter Home $61,500.
sunken llv.rm. rough RedCarpet 754-1202
1 stx UNrTS-HIEWPOlT IEACN
~ d:c~~t':~:t:.a~~~ Jo . Great ·r eptal area close to
cedar paneling, view T!tee duplexes on Approx. 'h acre
IS one of only 2 condos. s opping a nd schools. Only
Shown by appl only. Agt. -~57,500.
640-2344. l\ii!!!!!!!!I I
' '-im
BEACH COTTAGE
You'r e going to love
coming home lo the
11weel smell ot ocean
breezes. This lovely 2
bedroom home is the one
you've been searching
for and very affordable
at under $70,000. CALL
540-3666
Wltela11
REAL ESTAH
OLD COR . SEVEN ""m#~"~•o; ~oricnn ~-~lg.. ..oRl.-necently recondiMn~. L<?~s of
bedroom, " den. Excep-used brick, o(ien beam ce1hn"s, Utlnal featUJ'e., stained ~ d I "i' 1Jau throughout. A good par g a.n very ow mam-
MUSTSEE. tenance. ne block to ocean and
Call 640.9900 bay. All for $347,500.
\ \LLE'
HE\1:1)
1.110 J 1mbou'~ AJ ''-•·'ll!ri'f ' •' Ht •c.h
Hust Sell Quickly. 4br,
2ba, W. Garden Grove
area, S70,000. Incl yd.
897-0909
I LUFFS
End unit on greenbelt, close to
pool. 3 bedrooms, family room,
formal dining. View of mountains
by day, Newport lights at night.
Just listed at $147,500.
ILUFFS -S'MGLE L.9YB.
They don't build homes
Uke this any~. Extra
large 3 bedroom, i bath
plus den with room
galore. A giant workshop
off the detached double
garage. Immaculately
landscaped grounds
abundanUy covered with
sweat arnel H11a tru1 t bearinc trees D6rt't mw the opportunity lo buy i bdrm, s be, Iv rm. dn
lhll gem. rm, fam rm, frpl. 11 cul
flard to find Boni£a plan. Recently
redecorated, c ba.rf ul 3 bedroom
end unit. Exctllent location,
gracious amenities of the original
Bluffs. $145,000
Call 540.3666 ~~~!er •li, :~ ~·5 \~~
Sllil',000. 544-8765 P /P \!!!!!!!!!!! Wltela11
REAl ESTATE
Trade your old stuff fot OLD
new KOOdlea with a CORONA
Classified ad. 642·5678 DUPLEX
with Olde Corona chum.
Sunny path), custom
built Ir nicely paneled.
HtlRRYONTlllSONEI
C•640-9tOO
\ \I.I .LY
1:1 .\LI''
141( 1,,,,..h.11,.,1If•-•"•'ll•1'
$1200/ACll
100 Acres wftb 2 wells nr
Calif. City. Conalder
trade. Call DOW! I
•1t211 evelt73-4.571
La chenrnyer p,.,,,,,,, -------
*NEW UNITS•
Two Deluxe Faur-Pines
HEW USTIMG -llG CAMYOM
One-of-a-kind Versailles model on
the gol f course. Decorator
wallpapers, wood floors, custom
carpets. Expanded dlning room
and completely upgraded gourmet
kitchen. Spacious ~ide patio with
ftreptt. $350,000
SNCTACUl.AI VllW
Spyglass beauty. 5 .Bedroom with
extravagant pool and jacuzzi. No
cost spared decorating and UP·
gradlng this lovely home. A mu.st
see at $335,000.
WMTCUFI CUSTOM NOMI
'Custom built with finut materials.
Raneh style pool home whh enter·
tainment area. 4 Bedroom, coun-
try kitchen. dintng room. In·
tercom. custom shutters. bullt·lns
throughout. Owners moving and
motivated. Stie to appreciate the
quabty of this fine home. $199,500. ·
RAU OHNLOOI ae UNrr
Walk to excellent 4boppln11 Quiet
aduJt community with beautlfw
l•n4•capina. pool & recreation room. 2 Bedrooros, 2 baths, brick
fireplace, patio. Lovely decot.
$759000 I . • i ·
DOVll S~llS -SJ65,
Luxurious near-new 2-story
bQme with view o( beautiC
bd h water. Metlculousl
tatncd. Dbl door coprtyd
private world of ele~ance.
ectry to la:e DR & Fk. w/sun
bar. Huge mstr sult.e & garden
other spac. bclrms, each w/p [t!e· plush pwd rm. View fro
uns. 3·Car gar. By appt.
TllP'LEX -CORON.A Da MAI
Great location! J Popular
"Townhouse" type uniL<;. Nice owner's
unit with 2 BR. 2 balhs, frpl in LR. 2
Other units have 2 R l bath.
Mlniview of ocean from BR. Com·
tnunity pool. Income $770 mo. • can
be increased. $175,000
HOMES orEH 1-5 This Aftwnoon
UNIQUE OVER NEWPORT HARIOR -4
bdrm. 2 story, incredible Bay views.
room for tennis. See Jane Paquin at
1101 King Road, S325.000.
IESTIUY!
In Harbor View Homes.
New pamt inside and out
Upgraded carpets, wall
covenngs and drapes. 5
Bedrms, lge ramil) room
Pete /Jan.ett JZalJ'I
prejen/J
NEWPORT ESTATE
UCLUSIYI MIW USTI• -contem-
porary hacienda overlooking Upper
Newport Bay. 5 Bedrooms, S baths,
plus 2 halt baths; formal dining room,
separate cMUna bar. Fantastic home
for family and entertaining. Party
room off pool. Stables with feed and
tack room & 3 stalls. All on approx. 2
acres. CaJl !or appointment to see this
exclusive Pete Barrett listing.
$675.000.
WESTCLIFF COLONIAL
EXCLUSIVE MEW LISTIHG -on the
largest lot almost v, acre! Truly a
home of distinction with 7 bedrms.
family room, dining room & large pool
and jacuzz1. Brick and exterior. IH THE NEWEST "ILUFfS" $169.SOO
l·Story highly improved Linda model.
-~turescue corner w deep set.·back
Crom st!-Beaut. outlook of greenbelt &
view of mtns. 3 BR. 2 baths, wrap·
around cov. pullo. choice pl•nts.
custom wrought iron gate & extensive
aggregate. Expensive custom cptng,
arapes & wall papers. 31 2 yrs. new.
2700 VISTA UMBROSA. Sal Sun 1·5.30
UNIQUE IH THE ILUFFS Trina ~ith
big Back Bay views. original cond ..
estate sate-"See-1hrrb11r.1 ttntt'h tnn.g""s-.a.f.r-+-.¥in4JgO!ljroo!IL-.tmw...ir.2-i".4iF~i r"'epallHa ciJt·e.._b .-+
416 Plat.a. View eovered patio
D&rmes: windew · ·
gas) Abundant matched mohagany
paneling. Parquet flooring. Complete
bltn kitchen. Large trees. badminton
and basketball court. Too much to tell
all Can for special showing. S385.000.
UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE-recent redo, 3 Somerset model A~kmi:
bdrm pool home. near M . V.C.C.. only$169.950. 644-7270
,RJDI Ofl OWNEtlSHIP - 5 UNITS
Near new quality bit 5 unit bldg in
Newport Harbor llt ~h vicinity.
Gorgeous 3 BR owner's unit wrram
rm. formal DR & 212 baths. 4 Other
units w/2 BR. 2 halhs. Atriums & patio~: A real prim<.' prop.:. S~5.000
LUSE OM LIDO ISLE
Enjoy the g1>0d life in this gracious
corner home w south patio 3 BR. den.
formal DR. mas:-.in! mslr BR. w lge
sun deck. &ms mo on ann. lse
21 11 San Joaquin Hills Rood
NEWPottT C&fTEtl, N.I. 644-4910
.s.l.39..000.... See Wendy_ Beam at. .l.lSL
Jamaica Road.
UNIQUE IN H.AdOR VlEW HOMES -
"Palermo", 2 story, 4 bdrm. nr. pool.
Sl72,500. See Michelle SyversOIVclt 1924
Port Bristol.
UNIQUE ON SPYGLASS HILL -
Tradewinds. 4 bdrm. jacuzzi. exciting
decor. view. Sec Allan Heller at #29
Montecito.
UNIQUE IN IRVINE TH CE New list ·
ing. 3 bdrm. need quick escrow.
:-"'S13S.OOO. See-Sandy ZOOk al 1312 San-
tanclla
REALTORS·
lllf NICfST P(;OPU ·Elli•;(, l-<l Nf A TfH HO~l(S
CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000
MESA VERDE. 546 5990 • CALL US
CORONA DEL MAR
Triplex; three 2·bdrm .. 2
(rplc. units, bit-ms, pool
Highly upgraded pen·
lhousc unit. views of
ocean, Catalina, night
li&hts. l'anehng. beamed
tt"i+.-L ~ ~ .-4 ;H;
Seaward Rd. $198.500.
Open Sun. 1-5 •
LAGUNA IE.A.CH
3 Bdrms .. dining rm . 3
baths; surrounded b) ,•1ew Bit Aug '75
Sl95.SOO. Open Sun I 5
28832Shady Lane
UDO ISLE
2 Bdrms.. dining rm . '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I fa m ily rm . • exec u l 1 \' c ~ GeMrol I 002 IG....,... I 002 G1 .. ro1 I 002 GeMral I 002 ••••••••••··~··•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... ············ .... .. . ... . ............ ----------------
GOOD, BETTER, BIGGEST
A truly lar.i~c 6 bdrm . 11 ~ bath home.
includinl.{ family rm. & large bonus
rm. One of Spyglass Ifill '~ finest' :\t-
trac:tivclv distinc:tivc decor. $'.H5.000
Bring yottr grm1p here'
A STRAIGHT SHOT
home. Spacious rooms.
around charming patio. on Udo·s widest ~treet
~.000.
OpenSun. I 5
22!1 Via Genoa
ORANGE CO.AST
REAL ESTATE
644.4848
VWAND
rORSCH&
MECHANICS
EASTBLUFF "EVERYTHING"
HEW LISTING r; pool. jacuzzi. firepit,
patio heater. lath house -plus 5
bedrms. 3 baths. formal dining.
breakfast room and family room. 3
Car garage & much. much more! Ex·
cellent condition! $181.500.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
IE.AUTIFULLY DECORATED -4
b'edroonrhame in this'"tovei, section-of'
Corona del Mar. Enclosed pool and
patio. Vacant and ready to move in.
All this for $168,500.
4506 WoyM, CdM Sat/Sww 1·5 •
DOYER SHORES AREA
CONTEMPORARY CUSTOM HOME -4
bedrooms. vaulted ceilings, library,
and family room. Large master s u1le
has 2 full bath~ and fireplace. All this
plus a pool S215 .000.
1334~Hwptlch Sat 1·5
A 642-s200
PET BARRETT REALTY
f'.. 1w~w ... 1 "" ''"'
\'\\..._ Nt•w(lvi! (3 .. a .. ''
G .... rol I002Getttral 1002 Yes. straight to th<' bay & ocean from
the view deck<; of thLo; 3800 sq. ft.
dream home. J Bdrms .. or 5. as you
wish. All of the amenities. from 2 wet
bars, to sauna & security system.
$320.000. By app't. only.
OCEAHFROMT EXCLUSIVE
180 Deg ree white water view .
Hawaiian-style home on very private'
cove. 2 Bdrms . 11 :t baths. maid ·~
quarters & sep. guest apt. with
kitchen. Main house hm; open beamed
ceil's. & cork & s late floors. Spacious
lanai compll•tes the Polynesian effect
$375.000
If you°\'" got lht! talent ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .··.·.··.·.··.·.··.·.·.··.··.·.··-·•• and tools, we've l(ot lhe
673-4400
SPECTACULAR BAYFRONT
$385,000
. A breathtaking panoramic Bav
View . Heach m front huge 3200
S. F . living art•a Three firc>places
.. separate guc:-.l apt You Must
see It'
Gt Mr•
0,... House Swtday J-6 ,..
t41W.loyA•e.,lcAM
17141 673-JO I Z
1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
C. F. COLESWORTHY
640-0020 . ...
EASTBLUFF ~ENTER
1002Ge..erol 1002
EASTILUFF OCEAM VIEW
LUSK HOME
4 Bedroom, 2~ bath. lar~e family
room. Morning & afternoon s un on
patio Wllh privacy plus. Priced under
market for quick sale. $155,000.
Opet1 Sat & S-10.6 721 Wis
644-0406 or 640.HOO
\·.\I J J~:'· I( 1 ~:. \I :r,·
1.HO _;f.PIBOREl RO NEWPORT BEACH LOCATION OPEN HOUSE LOCAT10"" G~ IOOJ!G••r• IOOZ IUCH ~LEX •• =.:: ............... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11269 PRIMROSE Ont• 3 bedroom. two 2 IAYCIEST ARIMOUMT.AIM '-'fain Valley b:ithl. and chef kitchen 2006 1 -w•d Custom~r. z full ba.
Thrl'C 2 ht-droom units .,. trplc, din rm • hrdwd Westo(fNewhope t'llch huv1ng Z bath!\. Warm & C.'07'Y. 3 BR + Ors. t75'x100' lol. Horstt
Jillie 4 0.-droom. 3 bath 1-:ncl~cd 11aru1es for all. tam rm thru 1mprcss1ve OK. O/H Sat·SUn. 1490
In derorat.or new condl sun balcnnlC!\ and patios. I! Pl r y court y 11 rd . Avocado Rd, 0c<'inslde.
building. and the bU111 ~
ness and the property
and Inventory you 'vc
been lookmg for. CALL
1'10W'
CaH 540.3666
Wllela11
REAL ESTATE
Wftelc,11
REAL ESTATE
TAX
INVESTMENT
8 Umls at $125,000. Good
leverage. JO':o Down. Ex·
cellent deprec1al1on. No
out ot pocket experuies
req'd. Giws multiplier
7.7 Call tor appt. We
bavo other properties up
l~::s=Rel
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Uon. Y~ry large yar Pr4'scnl owner m ay Gourmet kit c h en. 900 33-4807
W/camper 11te, frul curry 2nd trw;t 'deed. Enormous lot w/rm tor 185• · U} 4 or Gtwfftil 1002
trees. aprlnaler11, etc. Cl.Ill tor incom&·atnd ex· poolorcourt. Xlolbu.y. 498-0'788.B~wnu ti•••••••••••• .. •••••••• ~AR\. 642 0200. pepst!tf.:__DKR 962·5Sl1 .ALIOA ISLAND
JEWIL S(f:\\~lA-~f.,~s·
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In Wiahinq Yoo Exira
tioPPoneu
On Y 04JI SpeciOI Doy•
BAYFRONT. pier & float. lots $190.000
lo $325.000. to huild your own custom
home Several areas to choose from.
PRESTIGE watcf'front homes with
pier & float from $385.000 up.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341Boys•dt>011vc . NB 6 75-6161
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MEW OH THE M.AIU<ET
CONDO IH HEWrORT IE.ACH
In b•st WHtcllff locotlon. Walk to 1hop-
pin9 & bus. Corner location on first
floor and all on one lenl. Groclous 21r,
2bo patio. PtrfKt fOf' adult llYllHJ. roo&.
Ir 9r......-y.
$79,500
OCEAMFttONT DUrLEX
Fantaffc Yiew & ~ol l Ir 2 ..,,. un-
its Oft • 90' lot.
$395,000
SPYGLASS-ft.ASTORAL VllW
OCCUPY NOW-IUY LATa ~
M•w md MYtr lfyed M gracious 4 led. f.,.n, rooe11. fonMll dlRIRg nn. IR an
e11chaftth19 floor pla. Hrro.,.dhtg
Sp•bll courtyard. Decorator coordlttot-
ed lnhrfor and beaut ICllMlsc..-cl H·
.. rior. Speclal hnws fof' fM ~ who
w•h to ,.....,... c•h now Giid buy
later.
$275,000
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SALES ASSOCJATE
CHUCK BROWN
OPIM HOUSIS l·I
8915'solsa, Westminster 2BEDROOM,1~ Ba Condo $58,
16572 Tripp Cir., Huntington Bch.
3 BDRM, F .R., l~ BA, POOL $69,900
10492 Cordova Plaza, Westminster
3 BEDROOM, 2 BA, CONDO $76,900:
8221 T.a Granda Circle. La Palma
4 BEDROOM, 2BA, POOL $91,
18855 Tomahawk St., Fountain Valley
4 BEDROOM, 21h BATH $122,
I IOll •iepola St.
Fomt•Y.-.Y
t6Mll I
SPYGLASS HILL
2 Morro Bay Drive, Nwpt. Bch.
N-~~4 ... br.. ... JamilY w , 212 ha....hom
Magnificent view, city lights & hills
Deluxe carpeting & fixtures. Complet
landscaping & sprinkler system. Mov
in immediately to qualified buyer
$254.500.
OPEN HOUSE Fri-Sat-Sun 2·5 pm
640-6410or6444684
I 002 GeMral
Top Salespeople
For April •
Wray.Andrew
Newport leach
SURFSIDE TOWNHOUSE
3 Bedrooms, large kitche n with
eating area + formal dining by
brick fireplace, overlooking brick
paved patio. Double garage.
S69.900. 2 Community pools. volley
ball and basketball courts. Call now
962·4454
WESTSIDE VALUE
3 Bedrooms, 2 bath, forced air
heated home located on large lot in
rapidly appreciating area. Call now
lo see this new listing for 563.500.
Call 962·4454
PROFESSIONAL BUILDING
Lease, 30c sq. ft. Ideal Costa Mesa
location. 12 Offices + waiting room.
Large parking area. Call 640·6161 .
LIKE A MODEL
Professionally decorated and
landscaped, 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home in choice Harbor View Hllls.
Relax in your beautiful 8' jncuizl. ·
Only $165,000. Fast possession Call
640·6161
..
Hen's A Hot 0-!
Lovely home In Rancho le au.ta! Lush
carpet. bar 1n fftlng area and fun time family
room Separate dining room. handeotne btlek
fireplace 1n hV\ng room. 3 bedroom&. large
patio. apc1J\Rfera.. Won't Teaff f!Q50. Cill
5"0-1720
Her•'• Premium fi)ualfty!
Super home with attrlCllve floofi>lan. Features
3 bedrooms. dining area for all your 8Ummef'
parties! Kitchen whl~h has been recently re--
modeled. with eating area. Fenced with patio
and large atoraoe ahedt Teke adlont 172,000.
Call 540-1720
Cool, Gl'ftft and Shady!!
A yard of color, in the gorgeous Irvine
-areaU..Ovely big COiiared patlo lo private rear
yard -great for entertaining! .Surrounding
flower planters. sprinklers. 3 bedrooms and
den. 2 lull baths. Candlelight dining room.
brick fireplace Forced air heating. Don't waJtl s 70 800 Call 540-1720
Pick Yow Own Fnlff!I
From fruit trees 9\18fYWh8'8 In your large
backyard!! Newly painted with gorgeous high
beamed celflngs Attractive tile entry. 3
bedrooms, separate dining room. 2 bath• atfd
country f<itchen En1oy the covered petlo year
roundl This home 1s lnnaculatel Won't latl
S55.900. Call 540-1720
Comfy Family Home!
Perfect for your small famllyl Oarhng home
with 2 bedrooms. dining room and den. Super
brick patio Bar stools. carpeta and drapes;
work bench and bar Spotleul Sprinklers.
Take action! $53.000. Call 540-1720
Reduced Aaain711!
Unbelleveblell lf"llr-,Y• Won't last! Cloae to
beach, park and tennis• Loads of eKtras. aueh
8!1 gaa bbQ hookup oarden lighting, soht level
patio and sprinkler!! Family room with
lireplace. eating area oft kitchen. separate din-
ing room and • bedrooms Garage door
opener Can I possibly fast• Call now•
S 129 500 Call 540-\720
Lf.h Atriulll!
Will beautilyl your complete home' Garden
type kitchen with eating area, dining room tor
enterta1n1ng and 3 bedrOOITI$. Brick fireplace
and lamtly room; patio end apnnklers. Great
area. tn Mesa Woods tract Better hurry!
$88,500 Call 540-1720
Turtlerock lxecllffve l!
With panoramic view!' Lovely tile entry, ~
• atyle wet b4lr and 2 firlPlaces•t Walk In oantry.
breaklasl nook off kitchen. dlnlno room end 4
bedrooms Fun-time family room. quality con-
struction Covered patio and aor1nklera Cotnts
and pool near• Won t laetl s UIO 000 C.11
540-1720
Kick l•k and lelnl!
Enjoy your 2 bedroom condominium! Country
kitchen wttn bulft-tna aftd dining arta:
handsome brick fireplace. Community l>OOI.
cal'l)Or1 and lovely Spanish Ill• roo" Btttw
hurryl $49.500 Call 540-1720
Th• Acclftf I• Oa Valme!! .
01r1lng t bedroom family home! Dining room
for those aummer 011rtle1. 81tlng area olf
country kitchen. Pello. Shopping end acnoola
n .. rr ldffl home for a 1tan9f1 WOn t Intl
1•4.000. Call 540-1720
540-1720
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
M-..,.
RELO
4••··· Lllrl• Cost.a M•a home wHb 4 overslaed
bed.rooms, family rm1 beavy aha.Ice root, Uleo
entrance way &
fireplace. Great location
dOlle to park, tennis
court.I and all scbooll.
Just listed call 548-SllllO ror Cl&ll details.
.;"~ ~ HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
P.EHIMSULA PT. &,$TA TE
......... 6 bdrm .• 8 bath home on 3
lots; ItaJlan Uled courtyard. btauU!w·
ly J.andsca~. Close to bay & ocean.
Entire property m immaculate concli-
Uon! $3'1SJ»OO.
NEW OCEANFRONT
•IADY POI SUM.MS A deluxe 4 bdrm.,
best oceanfront location. Mstr. suite
with frplc. & luxurious dressing rm.
Sweeping ocean view! $295,000
DAVIDSON REALTY
'>~u: w ',,,,,, llw, NB 645 -757')
11111 IJ, wp"d lllvd N Ii 613 · 9060
TiltM~W•kO,..
POI YOUI YllWIMG Sat/S. 1·5
WEOFfH
THISI 9UAUTY PllOPEITllS
CAl'I COD 2 STY HAlllOI VIEW -just listed, nicely
•OPEN *
CHOICE EASTBtUFF
IOPIM SAT. 1·51
Always a nice breeze -Iota or trees -
so many ways to enjoy the easy lite 1 1
Close to schools, !-lhopping and TEN-
N IS, 4 bdrm, 2'h ba. VIEW OF
CATALINA $157,500. •800 Aleppo,
NewpOrt Beach
LOCATION!
LOCATION!
COPEH SAT/SUH. 1·5'
JUST LISTED. El Dorado Model in
BIG CANYON. This 3 bdrm, 2~ ba.
home ts close to everything -shop-·
ping, restaurants. business center and
recreational facilities. $149.500. ••#17
Canyon (slnnd Dr. N.B.
•100 A19f1PO St., N.I . * • 17 Ccinyott ltfand
Dr •• M.I.
DO~ SHOIU
Pa~or ic view of ocaan. bay & Fasht lshand. Ma1nihoent &
ch 4 bdrm., lge. family rm. with
!rplc. ¥el bar. very large, formal dining . & 3 car-garage. $350,000
1238 P aris Dr. Open Sat. 1·5 l
OLD COIOHA
The ~ost fantastic home available,
just a1few steps from Corona Beach.
with ocean view. Over 4,000 rt. of
c ustom features such as 3·story
elevator. dbl. kitchen. huge rooms. 3
car SU'age. $330,000. 214 Poppy (park
at Ha;el entrance). Sat/Sun l·S
N!W IAYFROHT COHDO
2,550 Ft. of elegance, wlth complete
security, incl. basement 2·car park-
ing. Beautifully decorated; 2 large
bdrm;. & den. Boat dockage avail.
Lease now & buy later at $239,500.
-l'~tAI~ __ _... ~en dai!Y. 1-5. 621 Lido Park Dr .• unit .. C·2(opposite Delaney's)
POOL landscaped 4 bedroom home, priced + at $211,000. 2215 Port Harwick Pl. ~ol..,...t.be~H.atl-Uilbow-'"""""J-'rro ....... m ...... tb ...... il'+• Newport ~
v.acanl retreall A bay area playground! Euro-
pean cott.a1e walkway to
secluded entry! Sweep.
ing liv. rm.! Epieuttan
kitchen overlook•
Caslilian courtyard I
Soaring staircase to
Mammoth rnstr bdrm &
childs reU-.al. Pool + jacuzzi + voJle)'ball
rmke lhis garden home
living at lta Cineatl Won'l
la.st! Call qulcll 14T «110
THE l.AMCH -just listed 4 bedroom
home with lovely pool, seller has
bought another. Priced at $106,000.
15171 Cherbourg, Irv.ine
lfmCAttl'usDA~IRVlf(E 759-0811
' 1002GeMf'Cll 1002
CA.MIO HICHtLAHDS -gorgeous 4
bedrm or 3 and a den. Huge sep.
formal dining rm with btJge corner
location. Priced at $162,500. 4615
Cortland Dr. Corona del Mar.
f;r.stk J!:Jf 6 44-1133 'g~alty ANYTIM E
OPfN r119 •I/ S FUN IOtif NICI•
flJ llNI
Classified J\d!i sell bl1
items, small items or
any item. 642·5678.
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FOR USTILUFF PROPERTY
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CALL 644-1133 AHmME
liSTILUFF REALt'Y
EASTILUFf SHOPPING <:ENTER
PllOFESS. I LDG. sum 206
WE WORK HARD
TO SELL HOMES RIGHT!
MESA YaDI MAJESTY
Uniquely designed around a
lge. btn pool this elegant 4
bdrm home is ideal for
gracious family Ii ving.
Outstanding prof
landscaping. Btn area. close.
to the country club. 646-7711
or 540-8944.
IAYC~ED SI l,000!
Most ~ cstm designed
VIP residence w13 spacious
bdrms, 3 baths, rrmt din rm
& ram rm plus btn POOL.
646· 7711 or 540-8944.
l!AST SIDI
4 bdrm, lge dining area.
shade trees Jn back yard,
cabinets in garage, near
·schools & shopping. Nlce
patio~ in back, lge lot &
located on quiet street.
Priced ror quick sale.
540-8944 or 646-7711.
OHMISAVHDE
GOLFCOUISI
Best location • fantastic view
from mstr bclrm, liv rm, din
rm, & blO k«chen. 4 bdrms,
fmly rm. 3"" baths. Lovely
cstm house w/maxlmum
privacy. 545-9491.
MUINA H....._.MDS
Btn 3 bdrm, 2 bath & fmly
rm executive home ln quiet,
private neighborhood .
Owner desires immediate
sale. Bicycle distance to the
beach. 6t6-7711 or 540·8944.
ISL.I • S 110,000
Charming beach retreat
w privacY, & seclusion for
the busy executive. Just
listed. Better take a look
TODAY! 646-7711 or 540-8944.
FANT Ame VIEW
rrom this immaculate Npt
Sch hilltop home. Superb
oversize fam rru~fh.Cormal
living .,n, both w /lrplcs.
View or harbor & sunset
over Catalina! 646 -7711 or
. 540·8944.
EXICUT1YE MAMstOH
Superlative in every respect
in this plus & comfortable 4
bdrm, 3 bath, VIP residence
in sought after, exclusive.
Npt Bch area. Over 3600 sq
rt of quality design &
craftsmanship. 646-7711 or
540-8944.
S,..S TO THI HACH
This 3 bdrm & rmly rm
i m mac home has it all I
Presligious location, ocean
view & just steps to the
beach. This charmer won't
last. Call now 646·7711 or
540·8944.
ATTIH PWOI UICUTIVIS .
Fresh new listing San
Joaquin Townhouse. Vlew of
turtlerock hills, park &
future lake. Heavy shake
roof, gold plush. crpting.
Desirable San Carlos Model.
545-9491.
DEBFIB.D IEAUTY
Dramatic 3 level. 4 -Odrms, 3
full baths. Baulted ceiling
living rm, frml din rm. view
from kitchen & brkfst rm
into huge fmly rm w / frplc &
TV rm. Huge mstr bdrm on
2 levels -high celling.
545-9491.
FOUMTAIN .. ) . I ._.\
FOUNT Alt't Pl.AI.A •
M&W LISTING
Desirable condo in xlnt
condition. 3 bdrm 1 Vi bath 2
Stry. No wax cushion Ooors
in kitchen. Fresh paint 2
hdrms. Patio crpted w / Astro
Turf. 2 car garage by patio·
only $58,000. 545-9491.
MISSIOM VIEJO
IEAUTIFUL SAN CARLOS
S& S
Tastefully upgraded in all
areas. Huge paneled bonsu
rm. Generous 3 bdrm, 2~
baths, lvly pool & jacuzzi.
Country kitchen w / BBQ
frplc & plank Oooring. Call
now for th ls one! 545-9491.
SANTA ANA
FHA-VA TIRM S
NIW umMG VUY SHAU
Home on a corner. New roor
2 yrs ago. Upgraded kitchen
w /new cab\ nets & flooring &
ceramic tile. 4 hdrms, fmly
rm , dln rm only $65,000.
545·949l.
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"CLASSIC" SPANISH
Ocean and golf course view. original
mission tile roof, 3000 sq. ft. of charm.
ceramic tile pedestal basin, hardwood
floors. 2 fireplaces. large patio.
street·to-street lot. San Clemente.
$215,000. Submit your off er.
1 .. 11.~~y c(l .. ,,ac5
f' a.1.1'or
* 494-7551 *
1000 Mo. Coast hwy. a..,... leach
Gettttol I 002 GeMf'Cll 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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810111 ILllNS CD.
eo~ SAT & SUH 1-5
2021 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE
First Of.fering ! In Fee· Harbor View
Homes. In an Exclusive Area of
Established Families. Popular 2 Sty
"Portofino" Model w/3 Spacious
Bedrooms 21/i Baths, Fam. Rm,
Separate Dining Room. Large
Patio. Well Landscaped yard. Near
Pool. Ctu bhouse & Shopping.
$168.500
# I 0 CREST CIRCU
First Offermg ! Corona del Mar
Canyon Crest Estates Area. Lovely
End Unit E Plan Townhouse w/2
Spacious Bedrooms 21 2 Baths. 2
Fireplaces. one rn the Master
Bedroom. 3 Patios. Built-in all
Electric Kitchen. Beautifully
Carpeted & Draped. Near Pool &
Jacuzzi. Only Minutes to Fashion
Island $118,500
1706 PORT ASHLEY PLACE
Harbor Vl<>w Homes. Charming
Single Level "Monaco" Model. 2
Bedrooms Convertible Den, M&tr
Suite wit h 12 Ft Wardrobe.
Prof essionatly Decorated. Hlghly
Upgraded Van Lult Wallpaper. Del
Piso Tile, Used Brick Entry All
Electric Kitchen. Patio, blue
Champagne Pool. Beautifully
Landscaped. $155,000 Fee OPEN
SUNDA'¥ l-5
e1Y APPOIMTMIH1'
DOVa SHORES IUUTY
View Beyond Description .
Overlooking the Up pee Bay!
Exquisite Custom Bit 1 Story Home
w/Old World Elegance. 3 Lovely
Bedrooms Family Rm, 2 Ba •
Dramatic Ent.ranee, Spacious ()j>en
Fee line. Definitely Ono-0f ·B· Kind
Decor. Extensive Use ot Marble,
Cryatal & Imported Wall CovertQai.
A Discriminating Buyer's Dream!
$289,000
Your very BEST BUY on
POPULAR 4' BDRM: PAI:
wilh a gorgeous POOL. nestled · a
lovely, oversized b ack ya d .
$175,000And you OWN the land!
l 970 POIT DUMLEl~N Cll
OPEH TOD.A Y 2·5
RON itilE~ ..US()CI
HOUSES FOR S LE
2'.tEOIOOM
• llll So. Cst Ori ve. Costa esa
645-3474_ S74,950 Sa Sun 12·5
2882 Rounscvel Terr. Lag a Bch
499 22·11 $139.500 Sun 1·5
BLUFFS BIG "E's"
Please come b y & let WI show you 2
oullti.Dd.int. homes; both the larae.
versaWc family plan. 2200 Sq. ft. 3
bdrms., form. din., 2~ ba .• huge fa m.
rms. Beautlrut greenbelt & views.
Highly upgraded, immac. cond.
$173,000 To $185,000
OPEM l·S 2911 9U•AD4 Coff V .. br.J
LIAllS
Greenbelt, baytront views. $500·$850
-HELEN B. DOWD
RIALTO.. IMC. MLS 644-0134
lt7J Top Uster Ir Top Sd..,...
1974 Ir 1915 .. _....,,
tW wport MHCI ICMWCI of ledton
GeMral 1002G.._... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
5"GUSS I REDUCED
This--ooe ~·t lasH 'IremetMlous
value and an invest or's dream
come true. Lowest priced home iri
Spyglass. Outstanding Portsmouth
model. In excellent condition. .
Charming 2 b edroom. 2~ bath
Deerfield condo on lovely greenbelt.
Private patio, custom carpets. WON 'T
LAST. -
OLD CORONA
Custom designed 3 bedroom, & den.
Exceptional features. &talned ala
throughout. A MUST SEE.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Elegant 3 bedroom, 3 ~ baths,
beautiful landscaping. pool. Owner
will carry 1st T.D.
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
Great potential. Large commercial of-
fice plus 3 bedroom home plus plenty or parking.
OLD CORONA
Duplex with Old Corona cha rm. Sunny
patio, custom built & nicely paneled.
HU RRY ON THIS ONE.
·REALTORS
675-"5511
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21111.CoastHwy .. eor..dllMw
67~551 I
S IEDIOOM
••94.1 v/:Ba.,.y_Ave, Balboa
673·2012 $385,000 Sun 3·6
3028 Harding Way (Mesa N.> CM
832-8752 $67.500 Sat/Sun 11-5
•200 Via Mentone, NewPort Beach
631·1400 $275,000 Sunday I 5
2 IR & FAM RM cw
34 Lakeview (Arborlake)
495-5906 $119,500 at/Sun 1·5
2596 Crestview. Newport ch DIRECTORY 5 IR • FAM RM or DS.
32 Morro Bar. Spyglass, CdM
640-6161 $279,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
673·1181 Sat un 1-dusk
•1705PortAshley Pl (H .. Hms)NB
631·1800 $155,000 Sunday 1·5
21653 Ocean Vista. So. L guna
499-2068 Sun 12-6
229 Via Gcnou CLido Is l ) N.B.
644-4848 $205.000 Sun. 1·5
1833 Port Tiffin <ll VII > wpt Bch
644 241il $129,500 Sun 12·5
3261 Indiana, MesaVl'rde. CM
548-0066 S76,5CXJ Sat/Sun 1·5
203 We llesley Ln. Costa Mesa
Sat 1-5. Sun 1 4
2551 Crestview Dr. Newport Fkh
642-7408 $142.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
l BEDROO 2306 Fairhill Dr .. Npt Bch
2700 Vista Umbrosa CB rfs) NB 642-8771 $114.500 Sal/Sun 12-5
644·4910 $169.500 al/Sun 1-5:30 1849 Commodore CBaycrest) NE
17 Canyon Island CBig an yon ) NB 642-8235 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
833-8600 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2620 Vista del Oro <Bluffs) NB
20112 Orchid, Santa A Heights 642-823.5 $117 .500 Sat/Sun 1-5
549·9091 $69,500 Sat/SW'l 1·5 901 Alder Pl ( Eastbluff) NB
•8:Jl1 Friesland. Hundn~ton Bch 642-823.5 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
842 2.5:\5 $68.500 . Sat/Sun 1·5 3430 Seabreeze. HarbVuHlls. CdM
3·10 J oanne St .. Costa H es a 644-4202 Slfi5,000 Sal' Sun 1-5
546-81'>40 $73,900 Sat/Sun l ·S #47 Sycamore Creek. Irvine
2145 Parsons, Crn:tta Nec;a 754 -1202 $132.500 Sal 'Sun 1·6
6167~1 1 Sal/Sunl·S •1791Ja maica Rd Ml'saVerde.CM
2327 1 C.:ammto .Marcl~I. Lag. Hills 546-5990 S139.000 Sal/Sun 1 5
498·0500 S94 ,995 Sat' Sun 2021 Port Bristol Cir ( H. V llom~ >
1025 Flamingo Rd. Utguna Beach 631·1~ $168.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
494-3140 $149,500 S<lt/Suo 1·4 957 Begonia. Costa Mesa
· · ~"'M~-2.~'j ~(nslr "" ·· ,-san~..-Y. -·J;~~. -.fi.'C.:. . ,. •. ~ ·-.1
~.1oo"'rl~1'-~all\A.~~~. -·-· ,546:.Zl~~ ., .. ~d~U
27252 J ardmes.'M1sson Viejo 546·2313 S9 .000 Sunday l 5
495-6518 $68,!K>O Sat & Sun 12·5 206 LaJolla, Newport Beac h
640 Tustin CN ewpor' I Its.) N. B 546-2313 $225,000 Sat I Sun 1 ·5
675·5.930 $110,ooq Sat/Sun l·S 2021 Calvert (Mesa Verde) C.M.
345 Un1wrs1ty Dr. tin it El. C.M. 833-9781 $89,900 Sun .1-4
518 51:¥.l Snt'Sun 12·5 214 Poppy, Corona del Mar
131 2 Santune ll u. 1 r~Terr. CdM 759·0811 $330.000 Sal/Sun l ·~)
675-6000 $13.5,00() Sat/Sun l ·S 251 Oceanview. Npl llgts. NB
4 lfi Plata. Bluffs. Nwpt 8('h 6'16 7711 Sat/Sun 1 !l
675-6000 $155,IXll Sal/Sun l·S ll:l "G" St . NP" port Beach
•501 Tustin. Nc•wi:x>rt Beach 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·~
546-2313 $155,000 Sat l·51Sun 10-5 t 114 Whitesatls Wy. CdM
3092 Roanokt.> Lunt . N Costa Mesa 759-0550 $170.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
549-8655 $84.!JO• Sal/Sun l·S 19372 Sierra Cal mo (T Rock) Irv
449 M:.i~noha . East Costa Mesa 552-7500 $115 ooo Sun. 1·5
642 6'i78 SW SW Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1Rl Mesa Driv~. Costa Mesa
417 Serra Dr . CdM 642-823.S $142,500 Sun 1·5
644 7211 $172 500 SaVSun 1·5 27472 Fresca Mission Viejo
4010 W~t l"light. Santa Ana 581·8985 s'1os.ooo Sun 1·5
751 1202 Slil ,;,oo Sun 1·6 1690 Rhode I.,land Dr. MV. C M
22R LeT>rml. La)!\lna Beach 557.0547 $81 .900 Sunday 1·5
494-!J!llU Sunday 3137 Bonn Dr .. Lali!unu Bch
2i572 D Harbor V1e-w, Dana Point 494.7933 $125,000 Sun. 12·5
493·!~i72 Sunday 12·5
28832 Shady Lum'. Laguna Beach
644·4848 Sl9S1000 Sun 1.5
132 Vlu Trieste, Newport Beach
67:4·626 1 $175,000 Sun 1·5
2030 lloliduy Rd .• Newport Beach _
645-5679 $176,500 Sun 1·5
1164 Miramar. Lat.tuna Beach ·
646-0505 $107 ,500 Sun 1·5
3 • • PAM IM Oft' Det
:SOO:t Perslmmo1 Ln,lrv.U.Prk.
5511896 $124..500 Sat/Sun 1·5
26552 Morena Dt • Mission Viejo
752-6511 Sun l·S
16221 Eagle Ln. lluntlnaton Bch
847-6061 $64,900 SaVSun
1721 Kings Rd. (Clitf Haven) NB
645-28181645-5746 SaVSun lo-4
•3101Glbraltat. Mesa Verde, C.M.
556-2660 $82.000 SaVSun 1·6
2944 Baker St. (Mesa Verde) CM
557-9659 Dallf 2·5
19251 Sierra Cadit (Trtlrk) Irv
83$-0144 $116.200 Sun 12·6
8835BhlnoRlver Ave, Ftn Valley
. 968-5696 $89.000 Sat/Sun ~5
9691 Caitnncss Dr. Hunt, Deb ·
962-8626 $ll7,500 Sat/Sun lo.;4
915 Bellis, Newport Beach
6".4(8) $1J1,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 709 Narcissus, Corona del Mar
640-9900 ,168,500 Sunday 1·5
2012 N. Capella Ct (Mesa Verde) C 557~ SlOS,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•30692 MW)'lan Dr. So. Loguna
•~ 1139,~ Sat1Sun1o;5
.. ~ ---.
4 IEDIOOM
225 L aJolla Dr. <Nwpt Hgt.~) NB
645-9950 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1826Tradewinds <Baycrest) NB
631·1826 $219.500 Sat/Sun 12-5
317 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
644·6200 Sat/Sun 1·5
27~V~~d~Oro(ruu~)NB
644-6200 $100 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
209 P earl Ave (Balboa Island> NB
833-1768 $!10,000 Sun. 12·5
227 Colton St. (Newport Shores) NB
675-7060 $115.000 Sun. 1·5
•4506 Wayne, C.Hlnds,CdM
642·5200 $168,SOO Sat/Stm 1·5
10261 KuJru.i (Glenmar> Hunt. Bch
833-0042 S67 .500 Sat/Sun l ·S
3622 Pine, Irvine
552·1445 OpenSat&Sunl-6
15171 Cherbow'f. (The Ranch) Irv.
675-3411 St06,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•615 Cortland Dr .. CamcoHghlnd.s
675-3411 $162,SOO Sot/Sun 1·5
5315 River Ave .. Newport Beach
673·2058 $152,500 Sat/Sun 12..C
•2008 BaJerlc Dr., Mcsa/V, CM
5'"'91 $127,500 Swld&1 w
1029 Bonnie Doone <Irv. Terr> CdM
642-8235 $249.SOO S1Dl.1·5 ieoa1 Melody Lil <Dutch Hvn> HB
M8·30t SUnd~ 1~
2161 E. Ocean Blvd, Balboa Penn
751-3191 Sat &Sun 1·5
2392 Bay Farm Place, Nwpt Beach
557-0032 $132,SOQ Sat/Sun 1·5
1835 Port Carlow Place, Nwpt Beh
640·1049 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
15701 Patrice, Westminster
Open Sat & Sunday 10·5
1718 Port Margate, Nwpt Beach
644-5128 $182,000 SaVSun l·S
41 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) CdM
644-6200 Sat/Sun l ·S
· 1226 Polaris, DoverShores, NB
646·3255 $388.400 SaVSun 1·5
·2027 Port Weybridge Pl, N.B.
752·1920 $172.500 Sunday 1·5
1830 Port Mar gate, HVHomes, NB
644-9060 $176,500 Sun 1-5
1522 Pegasus, (County> S A Hgts
646·3255 $85,400 Sun 1·5
7 IR & FAM RM Oft' DEH
25 Bodega Bay Drive, CdM
640-1388 $324.500 Sat/Sun 1-6
2214 Alta Vista (EBluf() NB . c~DOMl .... IUMS
644-1323 $151,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 '"'" "
•3116CoolidgeSt, Costa Mesa FOR SALE
549-1885 $82,500 All day Sat/S4n 2 llDIOOM
3081 Hayes <Rancho Mesa) CM 8475 Mariner Cove Dr, (MC) HB
549-0966 $84,500 Sal/Sun 1·4 847·7447 $61,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1823 Port Carlow. Newport Beach 8419 Benjamin Huntington Bch
644-5767 $154~~ . . Sun 1·5 · 842·9781 $49'.500 Sunday
27111 Huerta. M1sst0n V1eJo 1.242 Rutland Rd Apt4 NB
830-2011 $71.900 Sat/Sun 8-7:30 548•7082 • · Sun 12·5
1989 PortSeabourne. Newport Bch 2 Ill & FAM RM DS.
644-5568 $145,000 Sat/Sun l·5 621 L'd P k D CC ) L~do l N
2112 Port Dumess (HV Homes) NB 1 0 ar \oc/ • 1 s~il B . -~~f-·~~~:~1 .. ~:.1y ~~~~g ~4-----·~iii havet .fhlh(lt1'g\bn Betit 7891 G Id Hntg Cove HB --~ ~
642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 847·7 7 $68 500 'Sat/Sun 1·5
376 E . 2'2ndSt., (Upper Bay) N.B. 109050bsidian Ct. (Ftn Pk) FV
642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 554 3626 $62 500 Sal/Sun 1 S
2901 Harbor View Dr .. (HVHills) NB 501 Piaya (Bluffs) Newport Bch • 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 · •1718Galaxy Dr (DoverShores)NB 644-7901 $133,500 Sat/Sun 11 ·6
642·8235 $275.ooo sat/Sunt-s TOWNHOUSES
15091 Clemons <The Ranch) Irvine FOR SALE 642·8235 $93,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
56 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) CdM 2 IEDIOOM
644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 •24242,#21Santa Clara.Dana pt
•1339HampshireCirc(Baycrest)NB 493-7512 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
642-9123 $Z75,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 #10 Crest Circle, Corona del Mar
J1282 PaseoOlivos, San Juan Cap. 631·.u.>o $118,500 SaVSun 1·5
675·5930 $144,950 savsun 1·5 DUPLEXES •284 Slerks, Costa Mesa
646-0994 Stln 12·4 FOR SALE
•542 Harbor Island Dr., N.B. 309/309~LaJoJl,a, Newport Bch.
754-1202 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 546-2313 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
I6596AppleSt, Fountain Valley 1 11 Ir 2 n
531-6594 $125,000 SaVSun 10.S 610 Avocado Corona del Mar
24811 Forest Knoll (Lake Forest> 675-8110 ' Sat/Sun 1·5
552-1931 $149,500 SaVSun 1·4 2 u a 2 Ill
•2919 Paper Lane, Newport Beach 520·520'h Avocado Corona del Mar 1si~~·~taAdela. Fount!~1;Y l ·S ... , ~4-7383 '160,oOo Sat/Sun 1·5
898-7855 Sat&Sun 1·~· 407 Dahlia, corona del Mar
1101 Kings Rd. Clifffiaven, NB 833·fn8l Sat/Sun 1·4
675·6000 $325,ooo Sat/Sun l·S TRIPLEX
1924 Port Bristol, HVH. Nwpt Bch FOR S ._LE
675-6000 $172,500 Fee SaVSun 1·5 A
847 St. Clair. Costa Mesa 154 E . 3>th St., E/Sldo, C.M.
546-2313 $77,900 Sunday 3-7 546-231.3 $217,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
32 Drake's Bay (Spyglass) NB J -2 IEDIOOMS
631·1400 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *"36 Seaward Rd .• Corona del Mar
14522 Alder. Tustin 6"448 $198 500 Sun l ·S 544-8765 $105.000 · Sat/Sunl·5 •
•8030 Country Olb Dr. M•al~ CM . HOUSES FOR RENT
846-7111 Sat/~ 1·5 J llDttOOM
22U Port Harwick, HarbVu, N.B. l.27 VI. YaJe Loop Dr. (Wdbrldne) Irv 675-3411 $211,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~
3079 Country Club, Meea V/C.M. ~ $550mo. Sat/Sun 1·5
545-9491 $210,000 Sunday 1·5
882 SandcastJe, Corona dcl Mar
673-3230 Sun 1·5
269 E. Bay St., Eastside, C.M.
646-1711 Sunday lU
29 Montecito, Spyglus, CdM
615-$)00 ~.ooo Sunday t-5
4582 Greentree (Univ. Pk> IrVlne
552.7500 '$125,900 Sun.1~
930 lunlpero, ec.ta Met•
89t-1381 $84.600 Sun 1·5
<&942 Hemlock <Univ Pk> Jrilne
552--0$96 llM,~ Sun 1 tll dulk
14 lflielian ~ <Spyjlaq) Cc1.M
~ ,500 Sun 1.;s
1J268 Prlmrose\.~_ountalD Valley SQ.QI)() m,wo SaiDd-r1~s
120 Acres
0..-.Comty
ear Silverado Canyon.
900. per acre. Own a
ch or Orange County
at a d1culou1ly low
price. JI • just listed,
callM0-1151
.. ~,. HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
LUXURY SUPRf:ME
Over sized master ~room 13x2T with his
and h e r closets &
separated vanity. Plus
three spacious additional •
bcdroom:i, cul·de·s•c I
location on one of the ,
largest lOOl ln area. Bolh
lormal and lnlor-tnal dln·
lng areas, vaulted cell·
logs and many, many ex·
tras. Only 2 yeara new.
546-2313
oPft. t/19•/IHlillltOl/M<f• \
[WlNlll\\I ·
AU TERMS!
VA, FllA or conventional
ror this $62,900 su.per-
barga.in. 2'11i Baths, 400
sq.IL famHy room. 7800
sq n. block walled yard
wrth vefetable prden.
Dble garage.
531-5800, eves: S43-63SS
WntltcrYett llfflton
lnt1 Rl Network
l"UECHIP
SPECIAL
Exccullve neighborhood, \
4 warm & comforuble l
bedrooms, H'4 luxurious
baths, d ecorated
throughout with bri&hl
cheery colors. Floral
lanUacaplog surroundi.
this lovely dollhouae
Call collect 842·2535. .
OPffl Ill 9 •HS fl!N IOBI NfCI'
fCHNtl : -....
TMl1ufh..H91p
Sales assoclalet wanted
ror su mme r rush .
Volume. qualined walk·
in business. Top com· •
missions paid. Confiden· •
t1al anquln es. We need 2 •
WI "llJ Ol""'·~·~g' :...l"l~•~!f..... ,__ •• ~-.c1i
ColHwortlty & Co.
REALTORS 840-0020 I
6 UNIT APARTMENT
IUIL.DIH~
Beautiful Spanish style
units. 6 Dlocks to ocean.
Prime Long Beach loca·
lion. Priced at $106,000.
For more Information
call 963-6767.
r>l'fN ff(~• II\ lltN IOIJ/ Hl(f'
[ttlRll ·
L01J111M1 Ranchette
WITH VIEW
Nearly 2 acres ne5tled
amoni giant oaka only
2•'1 miles to the surf with
a remarkable custom
built 3 bdrm + den +
rnm1l y rm ho me de
signed lo maximlw the
p11norami c, h i ll y
ranchlond view. Also S
cur covered parking +
room lor campers. boolll,
etc. The corral can ar
commodole o, many horses ai1 you could eve,.
want with room to 11pare.
OFFERING PRICt;
122(),000
Cdl644-721 I
MIWPOKTSHOllS :
Super 1harp Newport • Shor•• loeatlon. Reol ! wood walled. I bedroom t
decorator'• dell1htt f
Chd'• sourmet ltltcben. '
Private maator aulte I
new paint, aectuded
patio, t'Ultom aundeck
and Joa to th beach two
block11 away. Call f\QW
5462313.
(lift• 11111 • II \ luH 10 ti Nit&' ..
COSTA MESA
DUPLEX
Hare opportunity tn
pickup charming duplex
L~Lot /JD.NIGEL
Dl\ILEY Ei.
l\SSOCIAI LS OlartnlD& ~ or cul-de
sac home. 3 Bedrm, ram with good i.ptlndable. ---------~SU .... l·S rm Ir fireplace. Why oot One bedroom units wuh
separate gara~es and
l>TI v:ite y:ird, 1n a
ne1ehborhood or moaUy
single ramily homes.
Full pnce $'11,000 CALL
55&-2660
«;:SELECT
T' PROPERTIES
VY" m;n " call now? MS· 1221 U2S•dcoatt. canv1rn
Bob Campbell wiU have Watdlff D-Mu Ulc pleaaure of 1Mw1ng 1----·---......--_...•r_
you a beautiful 4 bdrm., 3
balh, ramaly rm., llvln~
rm .... fjlrmaJ dinlo!! rm.~
lulchen with dining area.
3 Car garage. 180 Degree
ocean view I Come see
JUSTUSTlD
E-S1de, Open liou!le
4 BDRM + the lovely nower gardens
POOL. SSS,000 & the rouah 11awed, de·
5P 1 M . a &R. crpls/drps. frwt trees.
nowera, (ncd yd, p,950
2520 F11irw11y IJr.
642·5319.846·74l4. AGT
Jog to beach from lh111 l>l&ner redwOQClarbor:a. JBr, 2Ba. Huac bonus rm.
beauti(ul garden home IRAOUY & CO. Vets OK 1,286 sq. Cl. plus.
JI u g e LI v. no om. REALTORS 673·3230 Big, Big country k1tch.
gourmet kitchen with Nr. So. Cst Pluza Agt.
54!l'Ve l~rough window to JA.5MINE CREEK, very . , 75l;'bUIO
private patio. Wint.I in.: popular plan 2, 2 br, 2 ba, BY OWNER 3 Br, newly
i.talrs to master 11u1tc den, ~et bar. 2 rrpla. dee. Orf Baker St. and childnm wing. A1> Pool, JaCUZ7J, tenn., sec., $66 000 Appt Ma.7387 sumahle monthly pay. 1162.500. Owner. 759·060& • · ·
ml!nts $233 pl!r month Well bwll duplex :;q. or MESA VERDE
WlaLC4ll0036767 "'I · 2 b 3Br. 12/4Ba, +rec Q;fti ,, .1• ,111u,,, ., ,, , , 1 wy on qWet corner. r d ll each, rrplcs, closed rm /wet bar. cov ' [~ 1Pilli11 E~~·:J~i:t-~ ";, S!~~ "~~·i~:,
COSTA MESA
2 Bdrm., 2 baths, brand
new condo, never oc·
cupaed. 2 car garage,
large aundeck/balcony.
$65,000
associated
BllOl<fWS IHAl TOAS
lOH W tolboa o I I lH I
MIMl·RAHCH
l BR · ASSUME
$19,000.
Luoaa c•ntr). hul:'l' ltvmi:
r o o m w 1 t h :. t •> n l'
hn·1>la'<'r Formal h,m
qul•l s11cd thnmn room
l.ari11• country 'lylP
kitchen Scparall• 22'
fom1ly room with ndJmn
COZY DUPLEX
South of Hwy.by owner.
$129,900 Days 675·7123,
675·7143 l::vc:I call
494 7160 ------
CoroftCI HiCJhland1
Home w/full ocean view
from liv rm, den & dining
area Lr.: lot. lBr
W/roum lo add 3 more.
Sale by owner ul
$159 ,500 fo'or info. or
Vlew1ni: call 673 5:1411
BY OWNER -I br, 2 bJ, '~
bllt from i.ch.1!6 l min
away from So. Csl. Pita
Pn.n. only Btwn lOAM &
4PM call 540-8038, eves &
wknds. ~.7224
MESA VERDE
IYOWHER
3 br +den. 2 ba. frplc, +
din rm. Quiet St Open
House Sat/Sun 1 s
Prine. only Sl05,UOO
55HO'l2
---------!Br, 2Ba, lot i.t 07 5xlOJ.
FOR MOTHER
OPEH SAT. 1-5
1412 Santane4to
N1cl' yard for pulterinl(.
luri:e. hghl ram1ly rm •
extra large mslr. bdrm ;
clt·an & hi:ht SU5,000
nearebl crus1o ~Lrccl
l'aulurtno n>ls & ltk
thruout. t·oncn•k 1olah
Kllchen icu1o. apprx 2200
Sq fl, 2 llty, 1111.Jry Ill
garage, dbl car garag<'.
rncd yd Trust rlecd of
SJ6.493. Al!kan~ 582.500
Solar heal for big pool al
~~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS EASTSIDE C.M. ~~~~~~~~~I 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, rama
ly room, on tree hnl'd
street. Won'l litst al ooly COUEGE PARK
BEAUTY
Newly decorJted, :rnr_,
2na. near .. hoppan~ and
Schools, ~73,DOO~ C.ili!
~1164()
182.SOO.
.()peASaU..Sun
235 Albert Place
CALL 898-71155 ,
WHELAN REAL
l!Sl'ATE
~ 1JtMq Dana Point I OU ~""'-' ..•••............•.....
"IALTORS -ON THE BLUFF
3 BDRM CONDO &aulllully rurmshcd 2
$56 OOO Br Condo overlook.uli
' harbor. View to .Mexico. One level, 2 Br wood EveT'yUrtnir Is here.
deckln&. seclusion. Pool Sl.S9,000. Call today.
Ir jacuzzi, only 3 yra old. R.ENetwork 493.7512 * i~pr/W/opnr. Cimino Capistrano R.E ~~~~~~~~~
Al I~~ ~ 17630..,...,c..-...... ~ 645·9161
$54,000
Come see our mountuln
cabin 1n Costa Mei;u
Knotty Pine thruuul.
buee brick !pie. Open 2
hrs only. 4 GPM. Sun 1.a1
Vletona 642·63&1
0.vlft Real &tot~
NEVER
AGAIN
we·re pos1t1ve you will
not rand u better buy then
thus bti11ullful tn plt•x
and l(ori:eoui. duplex an
the OIO'>t SuUithl Ultl·r
or1·11 1r1 t'oi.la Ml"•J
l'J\1.1, one nr tht· lm·ndly
Y..hl'l1tn 'fcam for 1kta1l11
Call 540-3666
Wflela11
REAL ESTATE
AMCHOaA~I
IHYISTMENTS
1714) 496.7711
IRANDNEW
Two story. oceun & mtn
view. b\>auuful I Bit +
loll. 2"2 RA home 3 Car
10.ragl' a\'illl end ol
May l<ent llll cSl'l'O"
d<llol'll ~t.15,01.10
640-6600
Ol ...........
$69,900!!
Glenmar ho me. 3 Inc
hdrm . ., & 4! baths. nwt•
lam1I) hOml' with
1>001"11· ~un.I. l''>n~c
f11l•nt to lw.al h. i.hoppani:
& ~l'hoob
NEWPORT BEACH
REALTY 675·1642
$74.500
lllrl 3 bdrm, den. 2 hath.
Xlnt urcu Anxious i.ub
mil !Jti.15bil
1ng tov1:red ll·rr<1ce --_.......
Scpurutt• w1n1: for lQb p
ludeaw11y mn•tcr i.ullc & I & I backS49·1885 --------1FcuttainValt.y 1034 ~ mrm childrena room<1. T11ke •
over FHA loao S263/Mo DOif Y. rR.AICKl.1)( pay~ .lll. Hurry' CJll '.Rt.Al.TOR ' 963-11181 »t!!. °::': •1'•'•~· I 1' ' 840•7000
[ ® IR&IHI -CAMEO
HIGHLANDS
Corona def Mor I 022 Stcluded pool, 4 BR, 2h _-_ J~-~ ......... ,.~ .. ~A . pvt . beach
SPYGLASS HILL
By owner
Oecorntnr• br1~ht
cheerful fu11t home, 1 I~
bc:tnns, 4""'8a. din rm. 2
Complett•ly decorated.
V1c11nl 4506 Wayne Or.,
Sl6tt500. Open Sat 6 Sun
FARRELL liCO.
Properties
fam rm11. 2 trplc11, view '73-701 r 75'-1092 $324,500 Quwt1r1cd
buyer11 only, l'llll fur Have wmethtns to 1ell?
_'.'Ppl. 640· t:JIJ~ .£._U1ir\ed ad.a do It well.
Prime locauon. hu1te '1 Hr.
F'1am Rm hse Mas.,.H·
SpanU.h bnck fplc. rully
Insulated & e>.lCMl\l~I)
upgraded thnioul. Xtra
lge tot It frwt trees, ex
ter111ve lnd1>c1>n1ot
Spirnish brick patio
Open H4>W'c Sat " Sun 1·4 PM Prine only
pleaae. $84.500 ~fl ()<Jbt,
$54.500
lt'i. a sh.ame t.O let th~
6eaut11ul 3 bd. 2 ba. home
on a qwet street iO for 10
little but tt must be sold
Owner
Anxious
F:xtra large, man) e'\
trnli Pnvate pool uni!
s t• c u r 1 l > I N T 11 f'.
WOODS Try ~7 500
down O rt·n 11 uu ~c
SJt Son 12 5
645-3474 •...,__&
lhts wed.c. Th.l1 one will Colleae Parle -Spacious be $70,000 ncxt f"AI'. Call 3bl' 2ba. add-on game
quick. rm. Top irade crpt thru
Agt. &4114871 out. 2·slde frplc, fruit
DISllilU
LOCATION
Choice Eaataide location
3 Br, 2 ba, big mul't•r
1U1te. LJce lot.. rncd yard
Alley 11cceu to detached
aar. RV 11toraae ~n
hM Sat Sun 1 S Prin on
~ t anoll• 642·tlC71
•1ES.A VF:ROF. a Br 2 Da
Dinln& Rm, fam Rm. ~ poml In 4 out. up
araded cpt1 fl d rps
Pant.led P•m Rm, lcr
raao enlry, her patio, 2
fountain.a. rrul t trees.
t I n o h o m e • t-' I n t
nellbborhood Close to
everythlni. 2941 Daller
St. Open H1>u11e dilly
2-SPM, M7·965G
trt.-ea, RV prk. extensive
up gradlna, 203 Welleslt!Y
Ln 0/11 S.l l.S, Sun 1·4
By<>wntt
ASSUMIV/i>.
3 Bdrm, 2Balh
fM6 7U4
..•....•..••.....•.....
CO"'IOO SPF;CIALIST
II 11 . C M . Jo' V I >
Tnueh..,tune nculty, CO"'IDO SPl:-:CIAl.IST,
!l6:J ®;7 11 B C M I-' V I Y .
By owner. Open Sal Sun Toul·hi.tonc HcJlty, L-L-p-&. ... __
I 5 3 UH Stratfort.I. Nile 963--0llbi -_. """oni
dccorut1ng & lodstp11 4 BR. 3 BA, family rm, ,., . .., 0 F' 11 S&SHesalcSpcc1al1i.ts 3, Jacunl, 4 car gar l• r .~ w Y • a c hi.I ...... I I ~dlOOls & i.hnppmg Im 1 nr a rm m ..... e '~'.al · $137 .SOO P M. Cooper &
rmc· S-70.500 Pnnr only !tome w pool\lltill 4w2 Assoc. 536-1484 536 8013 ~)J9a #/('! 'J'.lt:'!'I( .. ~'1,: n non.Jr»~;> ~ , u~cr7 PM or weck'en c; • IA U ;n~ t"OV~-'2br, ot~ Haven. nr lint~
-9.TEaTAIHER"S ~,~>ln.~ 5 blk' to bch Harbour. 01)t'n House
...., JUV Sun. 1·5PM. or call for DELIGHT HUNTINGTON COVio,; appt.846·3434
Candlelight & flowers Jbr. 1H:iba, 2 c•ar g<1rage ------
formal din. area, over· $68.500 BY OWNER 3 Dr H~ Ba,
look'gbeaut.pool&jac .. CUSTOMDUPLEX near Glenmar, good loc.,
retire lo game rm or gal· Lake Park. $120,000. Try $62,900. 540·0518
<'<.I atrium W /Sparkling JO'/n dn. COi<; 7 lS 77.
fountain for star gazing. R i:: A L 1': S T A T 1::
<.:all UI to find nut about PROF.ESSIONALS
loft & other amenJlles 003·B377 /963 7653
Can't lasl. Dial 1714 l
1148 l88.'5 bk r
LOOKATf
ThHe t.crtures
4llr hnme + iiuul
w111u1X1r l}MVaC'y + re·
l(ulJr yd + dog run-all on
qwel cul·dc·sac St. Your
f,1mlly Wiii love il·pnced
n11ht at S79.950. Call tn
day
Walk1:r 1; lee
ff Piii '"'"'I!
$.59,950.
Beaut. 3 ldrm.
Dutrhaven '\ ma to
Mo.nnu. Nr Beach, Stute
park, shopping In Hunt.
Reh 1-'or salll by owner
893-6340 Pr1n only.
Cal Classic, 3Br+ Bonus
Make ofr HIHI Sum
merc loud 848-.5975
Owner -------
JUST
REDUCED!
Owner anxlou~. 3br
beauty w /bcaut
lndi.cp 'g. Absolute
baraaln al $63,950
•
W£STSIDE
RULTY, INC.
148·2323
LAST CHANCE To save. See this
beouUr111 3 bedrooom, 2
b•lb, one atnry cond1>
Manner's Cove. v, Mlle
to bl>acb, pool, Jacuu1,
tennla. Exclusive to see
call
PATI'l WALKER
REALTY 842·14l8
BYOWHER
Collecje Port&
ll111hly up11rudl•tl Yale.
<tBr. 2''.llio. air. mirrored wall~. hcuul1fully
lndM·ru.I. !tlump!.lon"
planll'r~. ferep1l. II:' cov
<·red palm & Aa ll'OO
OPEN Si\T & SUN I t;J>!\t
QllEH HOUSE
SUN. l·S
T\ltnE ROCK
3622 l'INE
552·1 MS
Lovely Plan I Broadmoor
home locattd across from park
=~1l~ff.lt~-~7~iti
rm .. custom shutters. large
fam . rm. paneled in rough
sawn cedar. beautifully de-
corated thru-out. Come up Tur·
tie Rock Bh'd., right on Sierra
Oro to 19372 Sierra Cal mo.
OP94 HOUSE
VII.LAGE Ill
SUM. l·S
Stunning 4 bdrms .. family rm.
home in excellent area of
University Park. Completely
upgraded with plush carpets &
drapes, Van Luit papers,
Solarium kitchen rJoor.
beautiful family rm. with
fireplace and 3 baths. A home
for the buyers that want ever·
ything. Off Michelson Blvd. at
4582 Greentree.
VILL4GI II
GttOSSMOHT
Looking for leisure living?
Then sec this lovely 2 bdrm.
home within walking distance
to schools. tennis, pools and
greenbelt. Extras include
dramatic cathedral celling,
massive brick ttreplacc. large
master bedroom s ullc with
dressing rm., beautiful wall
coverinf{S, two patios wlth
waterfall. plus much. much
more. Priced to sell at $81.SOO.
WOOOlltrDGI
WUMeMGTOM -r&.AM I
A spacious home !or today's
casual llfo style. A lar1e
hospitality center'. offers a
dramatic living room;.<flning
orea with vouJtcd ceUlng and
handsome flreplaco. pfua a
cont emporary opon atyle
kitchen A beautlrul alnsle
story home with 2 bdrma., 2
baths and located next to adult
wlmming pool and Jacuul.
Upgraded thru·out. Super
abarp and Onl)'l8lf500.
UHCH RIAL TY
551-2000
POOLHOMI
A S bedroom ho11Je lhal 11
JUBl whut the
EXEClITIVE haa bc~o
Jooldnc for. GREAT for
entertalnm('nt. $129,000.
Call Losee.
RAMCH REAL TY
551-2000 •
FANTASTIC
'That I " whnl th1'1
Ttl 'W&EK S
UJI ·rECIALS
Luri;e H lot iR the Tem·
plell!lb r~1.1. $47,500.
l.andl0<· !d. but sllll »
p1ect! of the U<'llon. In
vest In 11una•s tutW'e.
as,oooto 10,000.
<.'om m rel .i I Coast
lllgnwa at Victoria
LAGUNA llACH
COLONIAL ISTATI
...... _ .. 'Jlf'J~-
Ocean view ...
Huse lot w th t.rees.:.
Privacy ...
Separate 1uest hoUa ...
Brick patio with fountain ..
Solid bra.as fixtures.
Hardwood floors .. .
OcJuxe kitchen .. .
This home has been completely
restored to lts original grandeur for
tbe discriminating buyer who wants a
one-of ·&·kind estate ln an incompar-
able setting
$395,000
ROD DA.UY .
UMGO II.AL ISTAT!
714-497-2419
lie.'ach. 1ime localton, •
buildubl & oce.n view. ~ .._.. I 041 Lo1J1mci •ach I 041
1'be_y 4r ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Three 2 lots $.10.000 ------------------
Deerfield P;irlc llomt> 1:i; ·---4 .......... ...,.-. aJI 11bout :1 lx•d rnom'i,
family room. d1n1n11
room alld SI' A. $11JS,OOO
Cull for UJ>Pl.
~
RANCH REALTY
551·2000
Open 11.\c May 7th &. 11th.
Columb1.1 rndl S&S IJh.
Collci:(' flk ,1 lt'J I Br. 2 1
ba. boHU!i I rn "' 1 .. 111 I Ill
11181 SUntJ~ ht•
RClncho Son Joaquin
Popular ;1 Ur s.in l.u1'
Rey Mtll I'll dtl:l<'t'
\ l('\4. lup 1:1 Jclt:tl c pb.
quiet ~tree! Ubl at·
tached uar. \I('" hill'
llCI, Newport Cnlr
$128,500.
san Joaquin n~allorl1
~I CJOlj 752 111:111
WOODIRIDGE
ARIOR LAKE
Vlfo:W or lhl' m1111nta1n'
& 01x.•n I 1clds I r<101 I h8'
:'oi'EW :l llll /. 11.1 IU\Utl
Uin<lu nr IJk1• ~u11kt•11
ll\'IOI: l'ocrrn wi th
fireplHl'll ~'jJ.11,lll' 11111
1nl{ room "'"'' 1 ar
t .:aru"c & YOt:H OWN
PHIV/\ IE HEAH
YARD. SIO'J.500
AMI REAL TY CORP
Qult:t ~ Cl'l orr Temple
lltlb, U • I 1.Klrmb • 3' •
baths, ; frplcs Truly u
lot of IJW>l' for lhc
money iwn<·r anxwui..
l'ull lnd v lo .. t>e S17~/,00
BU MESS OPP.
Slt< n':. I 1·.1ll'rm~ huto1
II('~' " •k111~ llllJlll1e1J
Ut>l'fJl r hU\1 I Wi•ll
1;,.,1 .. bh l:tl t ':rll to tl1:.
I ER IUi\CRJo:
Pi\l<CEL
1'11 n un1kvclop+>rl ll l
l,Hld JO) 1111 & Ol'fl \ ll'W'
;1111.1 •111 lo prf'~lt1:111u'
1ir1· H.111· OJl'Ptrfl
I J1t'r .11 rt• z•· H E/\t.Tl)ft
11'4 11611
ro1 01'' WOHLD. b\
o"r , :i 111 i! u.1. t-'am
l<n Ii:•· lot Luw m.11nt.
BEAUTIFUL RESJOREDC:
COUNTRY ESTATE "l
with spectocllior oc... v~ws. SoUd
braH ffxtut-.1, cuttom mouldrftcJs, brick
uerywW•, .. uperb colflnetry, French
doors.~ toth windows, tepor'ot•
brfflkfalt llOOtl, cWu1t kltcheft. and ~t
quorhrs. Thrff ~ .. two bathi llt
rnoilt house and two ~ 2 berths In
guest cprters .•. un.,ooo
"Ol'Tll
L \C:l'~ \
1•r1 1;,51
497-2489
l.M;t'"I \
'I/ 11. l El.
1% 17214
0 \ 'l \
l'Ol'IT
1'13 IPll 2
L.acJ.tna luch I 0481.ogula •och I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
180 DEGREE OCEAN VIEW
M agn1fJcent c ustom home in the heart
of Laguna. close to town with fabulous
White Water Coves view & Catalina
stmseL-; 3 Bedroom. 3 bath. 2 patios.
hugt> deck. stre<:t to strcel lot.
$295.000. Ownt•r will finance for 30
vc~rs. 9' ~·;;No loan costs. Call for ap·
pointment)
BOND REALTY
831-9411 831-2212
27842 Forbes Rood
"" INHI ·1'"1 7933 aft 6PM Laguna Beach I 048 L.oglllllCI leech I 048 ..................................... , ....... .
•• JSf-15'5 759.0011 / J nchanl e PORTBl REA1. TY
TIJRTl.F:HO<'K rw 1ut1!11I 1000 ~ COAST HWY
AllCHIAYHGTS
Ltke new 3 Hr J' / Oa
\ICW. 0'4nr hrkr
$107.~ O~n ~.tl Sun
I 5 1 I 6 I '1 I r J m J r
'"*i ()51)$
4t7·2461 • dt!!>ii;m·r home IN 1,;orilt'1 s. "81RU SU .... I ·4 lot on park \ ll"k .!Be ......-U"'I ,..
' him rm l!l:!til S11'f'r.1 ff• 1821Glewyr•
I tiercrn .. l(J:I :11.:n l e 'llfl "EW LISTI NG I Thl' • , Cl'TEST CUTIE tn lhc B\ 0\\ \ 1'.H I lk'. _1.,, \ 1llage• 2 BR, vaulled
r.im rm llll(hl\ llPll• ti 1 cell frpk hdwd flr'> li:t· \ \ r!I PJtlll, punt It'll I '.IUlllul tn li'Vl'I on • I ..... · d • . d I .
l'h •• , rt• "ii •rntt>d "mun.: h•ue "' :.lame g uu n1:; S7!l.91l0 '"' u1 .. 1 , window:-. nt'w t•ountn
..,._ .A. ...., .. _.) -·-' ... ;,,., ... _ "'!!l, 511n ~ Pt"Ht: fu t ... J..........__ ,~___,. jJt.# · ~ '..., -~. opln+J'octoy. ~ft• ~01111111 11 ,; wl c . ,,;.~~1'-.... 'T> dtt
I To 5 j up .. rh .it1·hil l•cturc• wa«;r "ll'.w' lll'moctl'led ~1mman!I~ '''l'rY dl't,ul b)' New I::n11land ma~te1 JU~l l.ISTl-;U Tim oul · urn. 1 ol 11 kind 3br. cratt~man. ~14'>,000
i.tnndina: honw hu ~ I "' tiomt> S2z:>.11B1!1 call HEW LISTIMG
FAM IOf l .. 111(<• )ll1tl wt 1'192:!77 2ha.l.'ach.withaep .. rut••
bdrm~. :l bu I dYll and lmkrr rnr opc.-n hOU'IC North end dupl~x ~ 2 Bil
with u 1·11\ c1 l'CI ll.11111 ,1n1f --furi-1-d iur ftlrna1·1·~ &
u plllt:t• to html' \11111 Jo:\'IH'HO"IT 1Jnlqu1• wutl'J lwatcri. Tnn.:uc &
t•nm!>(•r ~71 'lOO f'•mw )11omn11torv fahuluub groo\1•1t be.imcll (l'll
11 nd ~,.,, t11rl .i \'. t I>< fl :i w .11 '"'"''' I lill :l b11 h1ui1<lry " hluru~c rm , ;J
LAHl\Sl'UH 1 h11p,1· p.11111 "IHIWI OfHl t•Jr r.irpur\, 11lretil to .ii
1· .. :n \I.LEN It•\ Int " 1'1111>1': Ot
'tS73 C.otPUs Dt· IRVo•e
WOODHIDGE P\. I
' Slf'Pll tn lll'.1rh 1 luh
(. hoosr '1111r ow 11 Ill
tenor Tiu~ 1 lllt & 2 ha
h.tc 18 n •111h for 111 c'tlfl now 8.1!> 11211 ,.,,ti~. i--
tJ75-~ ~
UNIVERSITY P Alli<
Amhur~t rt11'4lel
hy (llH\l'r
JBR.2ha. r ul 11 ,a,
Coll 752 78"7
MUST SELL
25x30 llonu11 room w h•r
Ht-\I fClH 111-73711 OW\ 1''.ft~llll' 11r11p1•rl~
ARCH llACH HTS. v.1th nt1·11n "1 .. w, 2 t;tkl. from hc11(h '111.'l.OW llu1l1l >•mr dr1•1.11n hom1·
m1 thi. huae. W:\1711 11
lot ltnom for 1>001 &.
l.irMt' l(artl1·11~ S.U,:JOO
VIEW HOME
SICLUD!D
Hlurb1rd Cnnyon ~pl1t
level 3 Rft. d1•n. da1 k room. deck~ with cw-run
&. <'11nvon "'CW'I Im· N1•11r ti-nn111 c:u ., within nlucul11 t c tk lovPI)' !
w.1 l k 1ni: d111otanc:e lo lli5,C.•I
no-,.,ntown & h11d1 i.chool. 1---------
lh111 I \1<h m .I bAlh (amt·
Iv hom1" 1n " woc>d1y.
M'tl111Jt•1J nt:IJLhborhood.
hM .1 n1rr v1tw framt'd
by old 1·,lllbhsh~ tnes
A ll)o(I v,1hw .il 1114,500
HOllTHD40
2 Mant:IOU'I, view l~l" In
North 1..1w11nn. Pn~t In
cludl'~ romple~t plan'
hv nolf'lt nrchltf'Cl &
t 'outul Cornml•11lon op
l>tOVUI $!1-l.~100 1-;arh
VIEW HOME + IMCOME
ThL" lov•IY Jllr, 21 281
home w 1hu1Lt pluyroom
\ll'V. dt>ck. fl"lllc, he clec
k1tch1•n w Of1t.'n floor
ph1n l nrom1• umt li4111 1111
ft of area "c:on 1!1111 of II'
t1v rm w /bar lypt•
kilt:hen, llir w i.l1dlni:
Jt)asa door to put.Jo & l
full bath. $175,000
Howard John1ot1
RHffy
491-1744
llOME foOH SAU: li\
OWNl-:R 3 HR 2'1
l\ath. .. Sp:11.:mu>1 llv rm.
panl'INI din rm IH>lh
opcm • onto hroad ~.k
e an. 1 ilUe'~ ,Tew
RIG k1lthc11 w hltn11
Spocl' ror t•xtra rooms
Qua rtcr 11 r re lot on
i.ccluded &l Landsca!X!d
for 1'.:Z ma1nt. No 11uur1.
$149.!iOO. >194 3140.
LOWER l
ARCHIAY
2 Dr. 2 hu on a lri: lot
w vltwa lhru lhl• trl'ell
Shml(le• ~hulll'r'I. '4 IO
duw l)O'<t• <ira11ou~
hncll approach under
hul(o Monler11)' l'llll'
t'uliy 'lpnnkled luwn1 &
rem .:.mkonic Old tamey
fl"lllr v. bcvel1.-d mirror
abovto . Antiq br<1ss
ll11hu Tb1cll lwih crptn11. Wood walru.cot1oi:. 101111
wobd door1 w ata11!'1
handlf't i\ counlry tut
w 11taln "l"u real wood
Cl110r1, 01111. c: J bln•t• le
dutch dQ()r TM Hay 1111
l'mkonoo S.cunty. pvt
trnnl1 er ... clbh•e.
chlllfrcn'' p rk. " of
l'OOl'M' nnC' ot the mMl
buutlful Hndy buch~A m lh4 world. Jm,000-By
OWMr. 4lllM4.5fS.
C.'hormlng lbr. 2bll Pool.
C'omplctoly n'tlucoraled
•l!JD.500. Uy Owner,
494. 7837 or 499 34.97
• & dnm•o floor, hid pool,
coverrd 1111110, 011tdoj11
1 BBQ. '4alk to p11rk & l,n
nl1 rrl1. 3,01)0 IQ. l
Perfect for htt r11mtl~
r who hkes lo entc-rtnln
OWnr l'I looking for (~t
aulc. Submit atr ottera.
~·· no' N. Cootr Hwy., Lafuno
2 BR, 1.1,. ba, own.your·
own apt. Step11 lo
0,.R Sutt I ·S downtown m»in beach
1475 lowtty Wey fi.50(). Agt.~4418-1 -
S44 ~Ill
~ OPtH HOUSI I ·I
CUlVHDALI
lt32Cl.,..._..t
PCJPUl•r plan 4'7, lortOI ' dOdna room, huao hunUr
room. Stop In fl 111~
hello I '•
494-1177
31601 Coou .+wy,.S.l09uno
499-4591 ----~c (>~;~ g ~» ~ ~
u r.. "~ ~
REAL ESTATE
IUY A PIECE OF
LAGUMAllACH
VltWLOT
E11ily bu11dabt. 50'
100' lol. oc .. n view,
owner onxloua. ~.OQO;
ATl'ENTtON
1HV£STORS1 11
·hOld for future~ ••
rmint cn,oootnt111.
My11Uc Hilla 4br. 2ba, 3 Ur 1'' 8.ti, Ocean view
1weepln1 ocHn view, cS.ckl, tencoct. 1105,000.
xlnt neiahburhuocl. 497·a3050wner.
$l!IUOO.
497-1711
........ e.. .. -1
~hJa 1paclou1 4 1" bath bome
Yt•th •uce family rm, ptt.b brown crpu & red
brick tll• lloor. Lowell lln* hoos 1n 1hta" lJT'e• 1tl1tout nu at ooly
-*· REDCAIPET
ltffffon 76MIOO
4 Bdrro, 3ba, fam rm, 2
!ipl:cs, d1A. rm ll tit ary,
hDbby rm, wet tw;,, A /C,
bJihlY 1.1P1nl'd •• acrci, PoOl. tennb crU. Owner
anxious. A1km1 $149,500.
NIWPOltT
MAJESTIC
8.IGAHCE
Prlvate 1ated front
oaUo.. .l'1lc. ~t lam. rm ., aiourmct
lutrhtn. New butcher
block counter top.
P'onnal Oln•l Separate
MHh1r Suite. Doublu
r
IDIAL FAMILY HOME
Thi5 charming borne, located in the
Wcstclilt fll'ea, oHers xlnt fiooc. plan_.
marvelous storage space; ~ b<lrma ..
2'1'1 bat.ha, servieo r ; t t ul de·
cor. Frplc., ramlly rm., beautiful
sw1mrulng pool & Ian J. Why not call vunJty mlrrort!d ward
* Coto Realty robta Phl:f4 moreciutt<n
3br, 21.1» ~l 22512 Jitonwva. & lnvostmer1t atud DR Miwlna r<)Om or • _ ~, 'llP •
rn.000 (213)672-1731 Ir workaboplJbtitttoo Ur· &,"' T 12umo.2729 ___ 5_1_1_·_19_>_• __ 1 ~'!!.itfr~ ~~~-s!q:~~~ -~:~ ~LIDO ltE,\1.iTY
tod y for n upp't.? Sl49,SOO
SECURITY Mbslott Yl•fo '067 munslon only $179,500. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call for personal prevluw (: Jl77 Vlo Udo, Newport ltoch MINDED? Granada 200. 3br, 2ba, Wday! 752·1700 673-7300
Clv>lcc unlt. Mu11l pee! 3 view, air, upgraded o-t.,,,,1,.115111•1ro11 .. \11 ~
Bdrnu., 2\.'A balha, bonus ttu-uout. o~cn M11y 1, lr&f 1s~·11 ~II ~:~~~~~~~·-'n°~~~ ~~~:~~r:ih~~~: "'J t ~~~~.~~ ... !~.~! ~=~.~.~ ... ~~!.!
11310792 ROOMPoalOAT HARBORVIEWHOMF.S IACKIAY AREA
~523l'AMPU5Dt:IRvufE
Lagima Ml~ I 052 •...........••.........
l IR. 3 IA Twnhm
MOST AU.UlllHG
3 bedrm&, lh bath, plu11h
carlh tone decor. Wltb
IOU or '4oOO and bnl'k.
Prof. landscpd. air
t'Ond., v1r-A, 2 large cov.
patm5" & dog-nm Mtrrlt.
much more' Hurry, only
$71.900
RED CARPET ••att.n 1H.a100
BcauUlul new home In CordovJ 4 DR. Cum rm.
Sea Terruce comumuni· cpt'g, upgrd'd, beuut
I)'. f'lrepluce. Socunty lmbcp'g, view. $71,000.
gate. 1-'Ully landscaped. <.:aJI 8JO 2011 k~~or!! summer! Ctln'l~v~. 3 Rr. 2 ha, fully
Ron Elli:1·960-2358 lndsep d, $68,900. Open
C·21XCnlry848·1Ul8 W('ekends l 2·S. 27252
-~ Jardlnes. 495·6518
Laguna Niguel,.. lmmcd occupuncy. 2638S
the choice community Nacco me l>r Tllrany
NEST t. ED I N T 11 F. O.:une .3br, 2ha, film rm
tf ILLS n e u r n cw +•udd1Uonul room. AC,
l/lwnhome which '41t!> a lndRt·pd, :4Prlnklers.
form c r m 0 d l' 1 ·1 ~ .'.Clll Ownr, \1r Rudd,
llo•dmom. 2'~ hath w11h 5HI :!J'.H
l'nmt' l.01 at11111 hcaul in
& out J Ur '' 't) . 2 R.i
F.im Rrn 'w" ~·1.n:.o
llJO tll27
VIEW HOME
Jl;r :!ba. Sep. mai.ll'r
s ulk, fam rm. hltn
oven'>, cook lop. l't•nlral
:ur, plu11h crpti.. t•us t
drµs, 2 CO\•cred patios,
tx.-aut lndscp'g It wall:.
581 119115 0111 Sun l ·5
'l'dudcd romantic· rnlr't
gJnfcn L.ua!ll'li with t•x
lr as ~lun\ upgra1h's,
n.'llt.ral air l·unJtlloning ·
(·ommun1ty 1>0 01 &
JllCUJ.tt. Only SM,950 t-•oRMEK MOUt:L.
Hcauti!ul, l'lcan 2
hedroom. 2 bath
lownhome lltghly up
~radt-d cnd unit. Central
.11r condit ion1ng, plush
carpeli. l.'eram1c tile ti!n·
try. m1rrort'<I wardrobe
dtx>1 i.. 1-<Ar.:c h'm~ room Mewport leach I 069
o,\ 1th flreplUl'I', JllJJl:t:Ot •••••••••••••••••••••••
I o c o ' (' r c d 11 u t i o
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hl'Clmom. 21 ~ l11ith Hui:l'
mastl'r bcdroorn. up
~meted tile. carpftmi:.
double i.clf·t·lc11n1nu
oven. central air l•mdi·
t1onmi.:. co\ e1 cd 1111110.
community pool &
jacu1 ti Jhason ably
pnced ut S'l!l.$00
LaJ?unu :"'ll(Ut·I Resit\'
~'XI·~ l!H).4o-IO
INVESTMENT
Hi.inti new I Br, U1nmi:
ltm, FHm1l> Hm. home
Wtlh plush carpl'li., &
nro~~ss~oqal µ&nd •Jjl _,. . t ' flt r~~~-lo lion
Sl3S,0001a11i.u muble loan.
C.:all fol' dctullS.
MAYO CK
("nf\ f'OllllATTn"
LAGUNA BE}CH
(114)494•2148
WEST MIME
2 br, 2 ba. upper. l"lne11l
lncutlon & v1l'w Xlnt
cond Ownr ''\gt $711,500
Days: 495·0040. eves
l~J:>(IJ
rT AUAM VILLA
COMDO
3 Bedroom, 21: balh. din·
Ing room. 2 fireplace•.
beam cc11Jngs. Walk to
ocean On1:inal model.
never lived-in Great
lorot.Jon. $109,500
JAYW. YEATS
RF.ALTO RS 499-2237 -----&.411bfontt IOSS .......................
*LAKEFRONT
50' Wat~r frontage! Im
mac. 2 sty, 4 BR. 3 Ill\
aep. Deane Home w/pvt.
deck & dock! Lrg fAm·
rm + 1iuper lrR bobby
l'()()m. Decor la fantastic!
"Jr Buck Buy. J Hr 1 Ra,
fl(<' 101, fruit ln•eK & grdn
Opcn S /S. 54!1·0091
' ROllEftY
strul this 4 Br, den, pool
& Jatuni home. Sun. 10·5
<'.>vt.•n House. Make offer•
754! !XI:!! Urk r
Betty Kerr Really
lyThe lay
Wt• don't kn0\4 wh) thlh
cu11c hall h11tlcd on the
markt•t .i whole week It
1!'l a real 2br chnrm~r do
rorotcd w/pcrlect. tuste
~OYAl lll & enJO.Y . A
priva\ bead!.· major
shop'j! & freeW:l)b
minutes away &. the
serenity or 11m:ill town
living. W-c will be 11how
Ing it Sun. 1-dusk, come
lo
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673°1181
MIWPORT CREST
Show Mom lhll ontJ 1
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porch Condo 3BR, 2l v
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nH1. 111101, Jat· SI l!l,1.100.
!>Ill 6317
STEPS TO IEACH
Luxury 4 Bdrm Custom
bwll home Approx 2000
1q fl 2 Story. Mu11ler
swlc w /deck Bcauttfull)
lancbcapcd aarden area
$152,500.
Newport Pier Rlty
Call 673·2051
OPEN JISE BY OWNER
Ba yl·rut, Spaclou11
c14tom home, t:istf>fully
decorutcd. JBr, 21 ~na.
rormul llvlng/dlninl(
v.1trplt:. gourmet kllrhcn
w /entln&;·fomlly area,
lndry rm oft kitchen.
1-SPM. 2030 Holldoy lld
$178,500. 645·5679 Prln
only. ·-------$155,llOO. 01)('n house Sat ---------&Sun.
•TOLLE
REALTORS•
•Cal SIMSOO•
Don't itlve up tho 1hlpl
•'U.t'T It In Claa1lfled.
To place your meaaa1e
betorelhe
readln1 public,
phone
Dally Pilot
Oaaitled, IGN71
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Coo or 8 kind, Pal~rmo 4 ow•.UtB c .. mper too-In these Br FR 21~ Ba Super """
l'No new custom homes View. sits,000 Prine On TRAMSFBRED ·
lo Newport Hghll. 3 ly, 644·~1 by appt Mllat Seti
Br+lMe bonus rm, 2Y.. ~paclou, f11m1ly home
ba, f11m+t.lin rms. 23().1 4Ur v ~Ba. llv rm, tam
sq ft, 2 story, lots or 640TUSTIM rm. dinini: rm, mstr
wood. Sl.41,000ea OPEM SAT /SUM 1·5 dbrm w/dtcl>Smg rm & dc'Str.rtrle N ttmrmrr'tvb, patk>s from
3106 & Jll2 Bro:id St llt!Jihl!I :irea; o 11porkl " rcur, Ioli. of xlrai..
Ea!it ol Nwpt & SO or 15ttl Ing cle11n 3 bdrm , 21>11\h $132,500
St. Open wkdya l 3 , home on a lari:e, corner OP~ 11s1-:SAT/SUN 1 ~
wkrub 12 4 lot Room for RV or cu11y 2392 Bay Farm Place
, Call 731:1522 accCJJ. w put m a 1iolar 557.0032
_ V.est.ern I'uc11ic Prop. f:'I. Many custom built Lorelle Ouvts Bkr
MEWPORT SHORES ns Sl to.ooo • MUST SRL ~~:~:~.~:~~:~:~ li!Wli11~~ ~~~;Jt:~~~~~~:~
Gorgeous .. real wooer· * 675-StlO • Ille enlrunco dccoratt!d,
walled living room-:lf.:r. Jo •. l'-1L II\\\ ('<f,\I bcuulifully tnrhl·pmg, tty
decorator's delight! owner. $120,500
Chef's gourmet kitchen. OPfo;N llSt-: SUN 12·5
Pnvute mbtr. suite. 3rd llG CAMYOM 1833 POllT Tl i:.-1-·1N
bdrm. can be cozy den ~ 4 Br, 212 ba, pool. jocuu1 Jlarbor \'1ey, II om cs
Nt!w paint. Secluded & view. Electrlc 'alt•s Or by .ippl GH-2461,
patio. Cw;Lom sundeck. M4 8415, 640 5957 7:>2·~IOO 1'><t J;jff
Joi; tu bcach-2 blocks' l•--------w 11 today 646-7171
l J-111 Y • \ t fJ N IJ
[®IRMI
L~I': Option or lea.-.c.
~unou:. furn. contJu. 2
CJr J bt:drms $750 mo.
&.Wl-1751
EASTBLUFF
vn~w FllOM 6 ROOMS
5 bdrm, ltt Cum rm. 3 ba
IEST IEACH IUY
$135,000
2 ~y. 3 BR, 3 BA.~ f1 pk.
12 > r1> oltl :iux100 fl-1· It l
lot w 1roun1 tu l1ull1l
Ea111ly l'lln\ l'rled t11 I 2
duplex ur tlccurull· &
have Jovel> ~IO~ll' n •s
bcuch hm l , I.ilk~ to
ocean, • , blk to pa1 k &
bay Call Pat Slomcl
675-6775ortWl-7414 i'lflt
3car gur, xtra clO:!ets Oceanv1ew Nw11l Crsl
M4 01311 $180,000 Condo 2Hll, IJcn, fp, '4Cl
AND ROOM
TO SPARE
har, 1acux7.1 rioot &. t11nn
SlS0.000 673 23J2,
fi75·500H
BACIC IAY
on ll larj(e, 11unny, BVOWNfo:H
µuol-111.r:ed lot , this Spuc1ous :lbr. 2bu, lam
· ·Som e rs c l • 11 r 5 rm ~'rplcs In liv rm &
bciirooms, 3 b11lh home rum. rm. Nu ~rpt11. i;llul
exudes old·fush1on~d tcrs Nr Cherry Luke
comfort und roominess! S111,500. 642·8771 Fireplace tn Cam1ly room -----
and llvmg room. large S E /\ V l E W
ut·ln kitchen and Cam1ly BROADMOOn Plan ::i. 2
11lzed formal dining &\Y. 4 .Qr~ bran<t new h>
room -per(ect for you ownr fnrome Pmp t''
and )'OUra $172,$00. c • + ~· ~
m=:~l Pr ••• ~920
1400 OllAll U HlWH>U llAOI
SB.LING
IEALESTATE
Np&.lJchJCostlil tic.a.a
S1'1lft': E 1969 ·· 759-0226
UDO IA YFROMT
with Pool &Sandy beach.
5 Br, 4V.. baths, 2 frplch
Luxury living for
SM0.000 X lnl financing
avail. lsl offering, pnn
clpals only . Call Owner; i\gt 673-6272
WISTCLtF~
IYOWHER
38r. fam rm formul din
Ulll rrn t·ndoM·d 1t.irdl'n
rm w 1ac1u71 11u1t•l
ne11:hborntK.d, 11ho'4n by
Jpplonly 63105l!J
View View Vie""
See Catuhnu to lh<' Mins
·riom U.ialo'rely MW Sl\R
+den home ID StJrgeOll!>
Seav1ew Lrl( fam1h
room. % frplc's, atrium.
wet bar, parquet entrv
Exciting moi.ter OR
w/Grec1an tub. Ju11t ll:1l
ed at $229,500.
M~wport C•nt•r
Reotty,lnc.
170 Npt Clr Dr, SU: 110
6'40.1112
B}' owner. RusUc J br, l
ba, formal Br. Lr. den.
beam <'el lings, lrg <letorh
studioti.:st hse, htd pool, Broodmore Seavicw. pvt hvy !!hake rf. Ovr 2000 !IQ
Ost view. 4hr, 3ba, crts, ft. Dack bay area. walk pools l!.117 Ya c ht 1 Enchantrei;s.Openl·G Lo school1 Aak ng
HARIOR VIEW .
MOMTEGO
H> owner <I Hr v. I Jill
rm Fw land Wl'll k('pl
()pl•n houst• S.11 Sun I ~.
11r by ;ippt 1!111!.I Pnrl
Se11bourne l'h 641 s~
SM;,,000
HARBOR VIEW
PORTOFIHO
/\IJwlutcly stunning 41u.
J1~ba. ram rm, din rm.
11ep apt/den/boou.s room
w/bdrm &. ba. All beaut
dccorat1.'i.I & upgniclect
Jolowcr wurden, pnddll'
tcmnh l'rl, mature trc•'
0-pl'n ""' Sat Sltn l :-i "t11
hy appl 1;44 :;1:n<
Slll<!.Om
CO~HTRY LIVING
llor"<'" OK Lovely 3Hr
on n 11111 llm for anoth1•r
home 657·1738
WHTCLIFF
J Br 2 Ua, + h1daway ol
f1cc. $1S0,000 Pnnc onlv
11luu:.t· Brkr/ownr .
G4S..110:1
EASTBLUFF
Bt>aut1ful cxecul1 \"
lownhoml' 11.leul lu(.•
l100, t'nd Unit, nl'XI 111
an:enbt:ll \er} popul,rr
m0<h·I I.ii .ti<' bed rm,
formJI ll1n1nu. J.1m1h
rm. 'un11y IJrculd.1,1
.1rc.i HNI.er hurr) th•
will nul lci :.l' C~ll
1;45 OJoJ
FORESTE
OLSON
'""' r.e A11()U ..
H4RIORVIEW
MOHTEGO
4 bdrm & fnm rm 1,; blk
from PoQI It g1·n bit. f'rof
lundscaµed w /l1rntd
i.prinklcrs. Ille!>. Up
i:rad1.'tl lhruoul. A su~·r
huy in th1~ rrc11t1ac ure;i
1823 Port Carlow. Oin ~ _:;;. $154,500 _!:14:!?,_ 7
W1 ·Jl1 ll l~&}.(.<11llJ>jt11\' .. . ~ ..
$117,500. Open e very PM 645-2545. Ouan View Condo EAST ILUFF Total i.~curily, ev('rv
3br, 2ba. lovely garden 1---------•l amonity. ~2~0 .000. hme on quiet cul de-sac. NEWPORT HG TS. blS.mocl Pool sized yd vt /lf(c ---polio. fom rm w tfrplr, 2 br-2 ba :t 1 br, 1 ba EXECUTIVE •137 500 B fcuest apt. Assum a~.·; • •• . Y ownr · d FIXU UPPER 6444080 oan. $125.000. 203 wn
411Fullerton.548·0010 Wl::STCLll'"t• AHl':i\ Open houAe Sat/Sun 1·5. ~n Jlou~e Sut1Sun l :,
915 Bellis. """ 2U8 th11h1tmd Drive
OCIAM VIEW ~ l~droom. den. convc Ir MIGHT LITES HEAR PVT. IEACH nh•nl to everything. LI>\
Anxious owner Home elv hc11tud & flllcrt••I HARBOR VIEW HOMES +gUt.-st. Brina Offer I po1~l. Cal I for inform:i
PHASE 111 Agent: 6'5-4264 uun
48r, 383, Pulermo, coun· 1--..---... ---•I ' try kitchen, (um rm, 2 1--------
frplc1, fully lnd11cpd. 1--------· 1si.101s
673-7601
LAND
OPIM SAT /SUH 1-5
JI 212 P-.o OA•ot
Beame d cel11n1<s.
secluded patk>8 It 11 fmc
arbored palhway leod lo this beaul. 4 hdrm. hl>me Approx 300 acres San
in flnest area of San Bernardino County
Juan. Lar1e lot with dog Many u1e11 $3~ per kennels & areenhouae acre Call t•ltzml'>rns, ~ 673-9010 IJiLilt.lj,~ ~~ ...... ~~!~
• 675-HJ O • <.1i0JCESllO~· SPACE :ir.r i-: <''II II"' <.il\I Center of San Jua n ' · Capillrann, '• blon
fromM1ulon
El Centro Real Ea tale o.ty Mofttttl Old . 493-5052
Lovely 3 bedrm + huae ConclowMnhAH/ToWR• family room. 2 Bol h.a ..._..._. .... 1700
Dble door entry .••••••••••••••••••••••• Cathtdnl ceillnga , ,._..,._ <-•...&1-t maulve fplc, plush up -..,....a-a
1rad'9d crpt1. Triple n .n .. C M .. F Vty,
cart«•· Only lllt,000. Tou~hston e Realty.
~ID CAltrlT 1_963-_098'7 _____ _
Realton131·90M SUPH COMOO!
492-'100 498-4?7$ 2DR. Beaut ck:cor plus
pool. ldtal locatlon. OnJy IOIO ~1,500. AGT MG-1414 or ....................... 761-1859 ------~/ u. ... •••••••••••••••••••••••
Dktnss Property!
We can fl.nd 1t for you.
Beach area. Probatt's,
banituplcies. trustee
sales, forced sales, under
UNllS
' 2 .BEDROOMS
Walnut Sq1.1are ...... $325
Univ. Park ........ $375
Deerfield .......... S360
VLlla&e l .•.•..• · · · · · $IOO Tbenrrace •....... 1410
Ran~ San Joaq . $$50
38EDROOMS
The Ternce. . . .... ~25
Vall ace 1 .. . • . ...... $l25
Calif. Uomes ....... ~25
Univ. Park . . . ... ~60
Weedbridtih .......... ' p$0 --
~ 4BEDROOMS
WoOdbridgc ........ $550
Woodbrldce .••••... s.ws
Culverdale ··'····· 5SSO
red hill ~,.
5 '> 2-7 500
Lo\' .. ly view bom . 3Br, at.. BHut yard. . Ph
831 ""17 OI" 638· 5 l t I &.-.,.,. ••
................ .. ... H.M1 Uttfwft&...._, c:o..do ..... ••
LAKEJIRONT, fa tn1tlc ••••••••••••••••••"••., ~Wd 3425
view 4 Br 3 0¥. cl i>riv., ..._..._..... h ,1,, .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ~tn vu.!TO· T7 ... ;r.;.~ ••• ~ ...... ••• QELUXE 3 Br 2 Bl off hit
M11.-Vlelo 3267 BLUF>'SCONDOS t .. L. NJa\191, Cmr Clb ••••••••••••••••of••••• Lel&IH 1tartlna It•-~ Comm pOol, 8JUIOC du111 z ween fre~ooaln· ~ Agell!&e1·Jlts 1)4.Lle.83'}11541 __
nlnl M1y JS, 3~ 2 0111 C d i s J hme, fncd. 1375 ,..'14~ •ID<> ISLE, yrly tsoo, C>o 0 n • an u 11 n --avallabJt Juno 1. a:!)lr 2 Oapbtran;o. 2 11t1. 2 Br. l El Dorado 3 brM,ba. JIW Ba, lie' t1unnJ South 8a. refng. w•hr &t dryr c:tea. view, qule cul dQ· putlo,M2-~orl7>1421 $.100mo Mr Lin, 5.sl 1339
aac:. $400. mo Of7t -11ves1wkndl
THI IL:UPfS.-lay
Oakwood ·
Garden
Apartments Cordova 3 Br, lncd.
lndscpd, 2 pullq., let>'
2$171 1+:1 Retir• s:J50 vw. ......... " ..... 11.L llA.L Wl.Ob.11 KHO )rvanc I at 171~
view or blue wowrc Mw., mo." CaU bt~ B·lM:M or 7 ~~ 21~ b:.I, apht level Wkllun· 5-TP f . SC0.53'72 ..--It. S65() .. .. • ...,.,. leectl/s..tti STUNNING lge l ~d! Br. 2
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.. -~ 3 Br-. 1 ba, cloaed ••r 3 bike beMCh, w•llc to
atoraibUL 1310. M0-5131
LARGI Ii SUf'IMY z br 11pt • ml. rrom the
beach: M0-4614 lOAM to ... &{
BEACH Super upMredt).) "Lu
M.lllllcha' J Or !1" Ba,
lwnhae, aar cortt New
plush cpt11, on grnblt
wfCtt11t va~w 1150 mo
830-2.U 9 ; 8;Jll 59 W
Coiy Roell port mdl Mesa Venlu Vallas, l! Dr 1 l"'"'~i;uL llllJJ l &2051~. 710W,lSlhS\ •• i br. pvt polio, encl bit d h eh ,....., ~~·• 8170 garage I 1ml chllrd !loo &! clcae Lo ~ beach le w/pane windows &t Nk'w n•. 1 w r , re ··•· .,_. 2 Ur, J ba singlo 1tory. pc~. }o'rom azio. &16 l251 yet closeto frellwa)'11 loo.
Enaland churm: :.! fW &t cpta, drps. S32S. 1~ C Shae crpt.s, drps, putio, -= We 111ccepl children to 8
den, 2 ba: fnC'd. paUo Iowa, CM 117.5·2904 · -0 . ~ beam cell, rrplc. gur. Mcaa Verde.2 br upstolr• yn for our luxury l! & 3
overloollln& 11rcu1obell . 8'13-1919 3 BR, ccuo' lew~c~~h· Adu!ta C!55: 2S41 Elden, New crpts Rerercncei. bdrm apta. f'rom S250. Me•pot't •ach• 3269 ~ ft...a..x•• r..~m -3550 deck, lll~P• to 538-8406 Avl '6/2 $240. 4!18·19iseve11 -.,,·II um"nllli!li •••••••••••••• ... •••• ••• Knoll 'ro-..ta•• <# ...,..... •"' F\trn or not. $S2S mo. Yr-· · ~ _ .. " ..
W•TE1tf•Auy • r•,•• ; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly ti73-,Ul84 · Cl A.M I 2-Dru ""t In EAST SID.Ii: 1Br Triplil IMbwy Cr .. s. · "" """""" 752-283&ir'44·2.'M• Dalbo ~ 4br ·-.... ---. · .... gc, Pr-' t d 16761 Y1 pol l L" Beaut. 4 br~b ome at lba ~n ~=J!8~voit' OY.AUTffULljV 1-'urrfcJ. 4;plex, l.1rtll; -tsl'p,, 1gc Unit. fresh 'I polnle • i4tins n.
Lake P'orcs~ In. rm. ----..,-M · illf 'mifth ~ k 2 bf 1 bu upnc1._ Sun<.1-ti'cl< balcony, udJt.11, no pet.a. proge, nodOl(/$ $250 mo. 8 •
NtlWl)Ort. R•illn&. l~rtx>r View Hom~, 5 '?r J~ jw(), CalL llM·~~3i " a~r. 53.W ino. ~ulure &IS-7485 $$00 move In 900.3919 -,.-_.--L-0-.,-... -.-1-.,.---1
Tenn la, M 'v re w · w:1~r:.h~ l~~~ $1J2!> d11 . 673·12f/1 ev e11, 11pl w1rcf&. Yrly li.e. on NEW Twnh&e. 2 br, 2 ba, NIW A'AITMIHTS Ute & ulr)' 2 br apl. Call 77~ :...:. · • • • ,--wk /e~. ly. lst & 111•1 + $100 1·1fla. fncd. yd., &Ill', A/C. S30S Eaatslde CM 2448 Eldl!n ~14 IOAM to6PM
NEWPORT StHl'.S. r~ JJurborVlcw.Mo.naco ----4 --, SlOO ~cakag~ lo ~ovt: mo. 1921 Anaheim. St .• 2 "3 ll~. Pvt pallo. - ---dee J Dr 2 8 ll\ I now 2 Br, ~n, 2 J:la. rncld 18r. Bftrns, pullo. l{Ur ' ID. 210 ~30th 8t., 07:121189 642.f.612 fplc 111r 11tora11c J&reo Condo 2 lir, 11 ~ ba 2 t>ly,
s.t9Smo64U ·1 flrnnr,~mo,~l new .carvl.!Ul. Truh A. 1'nuJW1..llll¥Hli4~ . ______ . $32;-to 'uoo-Adulta J>&el-•825 /mo . N1'
· _ , . "ate r Pa 1 d .. I.ease .A---'-ilh NF.W 3 Br 21 2 Ba. adull.6. 499.2485 · W11rner Gldnwea.l Call
UluH5, 4 nr rondo tpk ll:~nnOHVlf".WllOM~S ~o Lsl & lo;at SlllO ..,._~wd Vac.1.ona"Maple,CM alt:; v.kdys. onytlmi'
Din Rm. hill ~5U N•> ... xec 5 Ur :I Ua, P',.m dcpo,.tl r<'lurnubl..-••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-6871 Npt llli. 245 lflth l'I !Ur wkt:ndi. :>45 2555.
peu 645·8711! Hm. hui:c yt.1rd on park, .w:J.25l7 "-al 3802 ZDr Apt, ....,.,« mo. 111 p\'t pallo, m•wly dc,•n 'd 842 11114 nr 'd\001 It pool. 6-10 !l2S6 - . _.-~,.., ~ tHZ-5 72'1 (.'harmtni: 3 Ur, I l!J run.I . • Hal Pen .;l;pl lht 'i ltlk ••••••••••••••••••••••• eludes Sl0\1! & rt:frag, -MR. THE llEACti
yd dbl 11or .. llU ~Ir ixJ :\Wl"T llGTS 3 lJr dph to bch ="0 '* ul June l6 RUF.NA PK New 2 Hr adlts 313 1711r-PI CM. 2 BR, l 08A. ch1ldrl.'n rwl11 :! br, 2 b;1 apll! Prpl. t:nt'
&ci-9839 · I'' UJ, fpll. IJ\l pal.IQ, SlliS L7S·tlllit>.~ :mo aptJ, cpt1>. d.-p ... hltns, -~~ OK Nr .. So CM Pluta gar 000·4614 lOAM to
E.fteltlnglydlffertnt 1 and 2 ~roo.m
& loft apartmentt
Central hutlng and air condlt1onmg
Water paid
lndi11~u1I patio• wi'h all apartment•
Comple\a recreation and club facllhl0t
3 Tennie court•
• lndoOt' racquet ball/handball ooul19 •
Adult living • Security gatu
Furniahed and unfurnished
Apartments from $2 70
(714) &&7.o333
Luxurv ad\Jlt rentals rrom ~monttily. ~ PromOntory or ~r Jusr ndttn of JlmbOrtl' on P8'1ftc coast Hronwn
Ttll'Oh<>nl' 17141 675 9000 owned 1no m~n~oeo ov The Irvine como1nv
• -
i:.1r. '175 mo 552 7350 n...Jave• Uttfum 360 0 pool Tht-V1l111 Wood!!. 2 t:t-l ' ~ Ba' "'w·n'··e, br'• MS-8789 for oppt GP•t BLUl"fo'S I le"•I pramt ~... • hS 52 072 UC •• I 115 r YOJ CAN AFFORD loc. 2br.'21J,a. ffl>k . 11dlti.. llLUFJo'fi 4 Br. 211 llo, 2412 •••••••••• ••• • •••• • • • • • Hiii:? 41 • l 17111 1 7 fplc, gar, lge patio. adlll. 2 Br. ulll turn. duldrcn
noprts ~7~ GU 1ai1 Vi!>la Hogar, &4'1-5171 or Great Tw.lln &r<'ll. 3 Br lalboo lllaftd 1806 no pets. $285. 24-41 Elden ok No pt!la Mgr 11pt ti Luxwy Gordeft Apt NEWPORT BEACH
NOW l.gu. quwl. luxurious c" 1
N ' :l hi 'J. IJ.i upl 11
t.le\'alor lo 11cenac pra.,. 1
bch Party & .iume rOOn\,•.
totul security. Pcrfccl
l1vmR or wknd rclrut ror
the adventurous adult.
S1artlng al $515/mo.
&"75 !>Jll4 Pam Rm, or 4 Br, new ••••-..••••••••••••••••• Ave. ml8S8; 64e·702l 1960 Wallace. 642 84n Lgtl opts ID lwih lndJlcpd Bluffa. area, dean lbr . -dshwsllr. f.alnt & tpt YRLY Atlract 1 br Non· eu .ethng w/pool. Walk to 3ba. frplc. ~ur, pool SUPF;R 5br, 3ba .Harbor Lndry facl . 1420 mo. + llmkrs dnnkim~ ref re· -1 Br. 1210 per mo. Ut1I i.hop'g btke lo bch l & 2
$550. mo. 644·~· View Hotnes Close .to dep. 5.2-0430 aflr7PJ.1 lt"d f>iS o:t47 • • 2 BR , 11,; ,t>att>,a. Clean, furn. stove. C'pts, drps, br. avail from $220/$265
-. --pork & pool 1675 mo in · -"'1th everylhit,e. Encl 383 w Bay Adib, no Adullti only LUXURY APT 1.JVING
Back Bay Bc:uty! S1>ac 3 rl'i: gardl)cr 64Q 1635 LUXURY OUP1.1-;x. llB. lcll»oa ,..,iftwla 3807 iLI! S2!)S 544.9490 L • , pell! 6-'8 9!llO Huntington Cont1nent11l Overlookm.: The Watl'r
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Park Newport
br, 2 ba. fJ!R rm Nu ---3 yn new. pvt. xtro lge, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1710l Spnnl(dulu pct&. S.YJS I~<'. '46·7:no llurbo~ V\cw llme. 4 Rr 2 sly, 2 Br 2 Ba h111h beam * 2 BR APT ·· Beaul :!Br. 2bu 2 'tor)-846-5080 •••••••••••••••••••••••,, ....,.... Ba. "am Rm. fnrd >'d rigs s piral sla>rrai.c, $425 Valy 2 hr 2 ba. 2 apt, patio. hltn~. (' D Enjoy $750.000 t.pa•c '1'11": 1-:XCl'rlNG
Nwpt <.:rc1t, ljjr, 21:thu lliSOmo.l»conly IJ.IOIJUI; ma;blc rpll-. blln:.. ictt>rY. 2 c•:ir <•nd 1t<.1r •$2~· .. ~mo 962.:nui Mature. adulta. 2 hr I Ulculur1;pa.lll!wimanln1t PALMMESAAPTS ••
~ntl fu,,,l1hed
Of' Unfurftfshed 3900
Pool, jal', tc1in1 .. c rltt dwhwshr, t'J>ts·, drnw, llull;on v. tlil2 llJO:I •"iry 1 iilcx. Cjll~ & dru~ pools, 8 h~btc.od l'Ourb llvll M "I' "0 " •. ~ ~· ~--... nu·1 .... 11( bl .. 1r•·1l~. JIUI MINlJTESTONl"J ~10 ~'t'ly lr.1• HI-I 1«1r1a imac·o·:O .r. ' a. pulao. ""r t ..... r .... ·a·t Nr c---a ... _,Mar 1122 •Poot1~ac w $245 1147 0936 or 6-15 ®t4 .. ~ ~ .. rlon. water. l(rdnr 1nl'I ,.u • ""' --· ..,.. . · ling, nhuJ flcbounb IJ( 11
N t SI • 3 II 2 B s;so '1~1 2:l't4 bcacb. Adlls. no 1WtK ••••••••••• ••••• ..... •• • Foml • Omwa Point 3826 Stu ho l\pt wulk lo huarh Buch. 1"2 Bit ;:1111;c~n:~r\~:ud~ ~1 " mo · $400 m <> 1108 011';17. SUn!lower 657.$)() ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ mo 'sunset Meach. BachH lrom S'l41J &o mo I rum $2111. & up vrly:U.IHK2.~7 Yrlyllll.!,W-o;lc•rfron1h111.' •I C\'eli/"".k'1td!> • 2511Su_!:!f!2.,_~~ _ 1&2 11 1ory duplt•xus , 06383llorlH.llHU47 Ali;ot&2bdrmpluni. AdulU.,No Plllll j
Br, J l\u 21100 sq fl .. , 'JC 1 rS'' " -tnplc1'es & fourplexci.. 1 -21.tory lownhousei; 15tit Me1111 Or. II arbor Vu II om t•". J'ool 1ten. ·,,\ t dubtu.c ••CW J lir, S · i·pltt, 1 rpi., 'fl.. Jl..~!"!,~ New l:.inglc> upl. OrpUi. 2 btlrm11 & den. 11, & 2 Sludlo !'Ondo. Ila rbl)r 1$ Dlkil 1':1t11t ot Newport ? u~ .. co2 Br 2 lia1 110014 $7:>0 '""ail May 16 pool•."·lukl-$J!IO mo <lrpli. rani:e. rclrtg. ooth.1, fireplace, an lht.' P11c1f1c.$2t!Omo.Onl'Cll 81\•d.> ,...,.... '' 5f7 5125 !fT!i l473 $22:'> mo. Avull Ma)' 14 k 000 JllOl Elec. k1lch, pm pat10-lcnnis prav ~itO 11lo. 54fl507!1 _. · ' -No i>cts. Call d1iya. hou11c laundry hoo ·Uf>it. · & bttlconlcb, cr~li.. 5'W-9860___ ~
<i-14 2lj{H)cvic N ...... tu•J Or 2 B• dbl c·ur CORONA 010·L •tA(t endoscd'."lrtla, 1mclo11ed . -.-drup rle• par'-n" • Harbor' \llt'w C11r'mel .... ""' ' · 2 Rr .,,.:~nh<>~ ..... :· rrplc. Si&ll-7729 eves: 751""9" l! rar aafa"ea CIOtle to 2 Br. 2b11, Landmark Cun· elc-;.::,r;. •• ~ •• 'RIVIEWIHG -.dt~
Lui.k lf11rbot \111 Hilli<. model;, B br. 2 ba. Walk to l!Pr. a bal. VICW -2 mm 1•-·1. l~·.mf'-.c'!:: ... ""e"n l~k ror llctlJ. 4 1chool1. i.hop~n~ & do '3S). i;no. By owner. I 2uo uu1y ... ''·'M. 38r. 2Ua. f-"n r:!}. p11 rk {'°ol $600 mo from Hoec.. N B. S600 ,.., "' "' """'""" .. R'ov M,.,.r ... u.M1. <714>633 8729 l "" ""
....., -.w .. -...or"""....,... •· Cn• .. l1na v1Aw ... Cl"c" " ~~w'llff . • Dilna Point r or. ---· ---On••-~at ma dset\'ICC • • ' • •· ••• 3,•urg.tr.li14'1C1m11 C-1 61it214<1 -....-... ""°'""'"'' "" -•· ..,._ a---..tll"M. -.rt hi ,......._. 6&u..BeAAl.JJAMS8 tl4tH54!i to11ho~c•r11utboach ~·-Y W~· Prom S2ll5. ~Ql'lt, >' Nt:w38r2Un.owneo1.1n· Un:J CRitfTilMJw -
4 8cdrm \1ontcl(O. Harb ... ~ F'UntialMd M4 21>11 Coda MMG Goldt:n I.antcrn si &t at, w fpfc. gar I " p\l At Fashion bland. Jum U>nl.Cmporury & t'tHIUUI
llnrbur View Knolb Cun V°tt'w llnmc $ti0<) mo tn· ..... ,................. i:. '' Acapulco, Donu PQ!nl. patlot, hq11 all xtr1u1. borce & San J ouquin 1'ht•b<olilofNc-wpon'i. ~. do, ne"· 2 Dr 2 U.. dt'n, dda tardencr Call \$tl lallocaft....._..a 3707 -~ -Spotless lge. 2 Hr. locked 8313294 _ C tobtl'l.963·2()56 HlllliRd gQOdllfc 111
tlnd unit Pool & h 111t1i. ~o fe6 Wray Andrew ••••••••••••••••••••••• Col)l 2 br, frpk \Cr) nlc:a• ~~~. u~~· J;~i::LllAv~ I.RC lbr <Jarden urt nr No~• 2 Dr 2 Ba. Wtpvt •Be11ml>d cc1llng1>
f&() 641 9590! to401>16J I &t 2 ~ rottaite apll., ~5 ~7~1ll\• •.ou MU &39-45W lx'h. ~ mo inc Ulil PlllO 1ar11gc "All xlras For lewuna 1nformalion •2Ppoohb & rlcc&t•dcnl';,';~ ,.
Wolk lo lll.11.:ll. ~ blf A !'1Wf>TCltE .• ')T2Br dt'n.2 tllanntt1«.1lept1 to be11t h bi~~or 5-U 724.~ Clot~.:lobch {!63-2056 7,4 LA4 1 ~ =~~s~c:;fu~hm~~~.!!>
I " u 2 1 ,-1 ,,_ 1 2 It bloay Uy w1;~k ~5-~ Pvt 2 br. ba .1p( Be1ul lbr, unrurn; Utll pa ad. U"l 7VV rumc " .,r . iu, , c. ""· llOO . J.11-. 'JUl)J, -• • dern1 l'\t l11undry Im adullll only no .peU Set' l 1ldrm l\pl Atlru1.:Lh e. Lux u1>l. 3br. :!bu. mile i-;urn burhclor !i230" "-~l hur. puol "' '''""' • 'ur ,,1r >195 tr7r. in ts OCEA.'-'FllONT dlx 3hr :l "818 ml(r ult 5, 2110 PlG.Cenl1a, clean, pm alt>. $22.51mo from wuter, S3J!I. Per Beach Oui>lex ''"1 Olk to Utttum I hr $255
. ~'IO-yrl) Ill' UiO 7~7 Wt.:.'>'kl,lt'Jo' ~ br. z~ ba, Now 111 '1a; :!(ith lbr lll y.ar $400 bi, -c.~ 1----Olli 194-8220 , l110 Mr Lloyd ~lf!ll 251S or sand 3Ur. frpl.14V5•mo HUWf(>! ;...~~ .. ·~llcaC~ '.' '"pl. e ... ~,'~p JIOW ~ ._: •. ~ t • ~~ ,-.~ ... ltti ,_ H.-.W / ,\ ,:;;t.;:-:; .... ,~ ..... ·~':.If.-;.,~ ,.. ·~
Vt-;ltY ·Y.11e 3·r,;:-·1,,""4' ~~~j wtr pCl ~ Bachelor, Balbu.t 11re" ~~:~NT &l·M~ ~Y S2251110, Adltl on· • •• ••••••~;•••••••••• El,EGANT 2 br condo on 2 Bedroom. 2 buthH , 143.1Supcrin~ _
Con cl o w I V I E W ~r 11torL-11, ut1I pd, $ltl0 ly.S45-5338or846-8382. New 2 Br, 2 Ra In 4 plex, bh.d(i; Sep. din rm. re.pl. catpCt1, drape11. bwltint., New1)1)rt Bca\:h
St1c11rlty +-<1u1.-1 Allt k!J\.')T'ULUt""' mo ~illO IOEALU>CA'flONI - -• air cond. Cpu1. drp11, pool, Ja1:uu1. clbhie, fireplace. dishwuhur 646..t45l -
644 631!1ort"10 tlH7ff t;xEC llmt', 4 Hr. Hp -.. M.. JJJZ WJlll to bl!arh It 11hoP· 2 br, cpts, d~P.6· 1Love. No bltns, encl 1ur. ~18137 bltn.'l, 2 enc pntlos, dbl Acro.11 from .,turk neair
N l Sh .,b dtn1n1&i ramlly rm , soil tt••••••••••••••••••••• pm11. 2 Or, love1t)'1 dnew k1d;;:No aoi:•: S225. £.....-.A..-1...y....._ 313 .. gar ~968·0717 bayJ &beachS.Rl~mLTOIYllh ((,.a~, ewpur • uc;c1t . ~ r . water Nr 11chool1 •fMJP-c~s&drpt,potl, n ry. 1W5-...,,s ,.._.,_. _..,, ~ --ACOI A l.1 ~'-.. •1
lam.rm. pool. lt·nnl", \llnf. t~~nall l'lb. l'T9simo BAClt. apt No cookanit 11dll11. yrlv. $.'1.'IO 752·5005 "'~· ba~~· "tJI•' 11 f ....................... lbr Condo, dbl gur. pool, 675·6670 THIS H\JJ'fl'INJ'TOI
bch $525. mo. Lso J'ldlll nC'hlll onJnr 6454240 Walk lO bl'DCh. Bak . orG-46 317tt .._ci or' ~h '!..~ox PACIFIC 114 ml from the bch. 819!1 \' .......... , ... }/ r ... ,, Junllt,Ul2 537ll " ' beaut view St:>O -setting. r. beec · ..,, Foxhall. Nr lJeuch & N d t ••3 b ~·1"'1
M&trl7S _ fl75 2411e1 2 I~. bllf\11, dtt1.:k, pool. &15·34S5ev,-fC)J' nppl. Atlant.a 516·4703 : yrr:. c~:':n~jy /, ;c:rs '1,::,;-;..-; ''
:11ot. f11k, tumlly kh St~. utrl "'I' At l>l.'lt'h' -f'rl.S i\<JJ~ :oJo pcb. 480 i 2b 1 ba tnhs WOODS --ok. 67H912 I'• l111.11uhm1l 011 ii'~ H.tf -+ more Unt :,mall Malu.r. e adult :unl:(lo for • Sc11w11rd upn I 5 Sat/ ~le o"~nr=~ 1 e, nu . JBr ,\dulL Condo. Hunl· -------wis mo 1206Pofnhmka• r,~ &IS t!IOO M.ial hachelor untt 5175 MfH1MOOdl!f ~11· ,.,, q~a~r . inllton Uoy , dhh11c & $350·$475, 2 ai :i Ur, bhx-k
l,o Aienl M0"11'1 *'*C_._.,.... kl• _"!, MOO~ 2528 O~e-ll•d. 19thl.s& ~rfi a. S4B-~l' Weoch, Waterways •pool. 124-0 mo. 545-261 I to beech. Yrly Pauo .
• ...... __ 3714 ._. end Jou" .-.u. baleon)', frpl, ooc aiar. Hew-..t Hftts N 11 ,_ v K 11 • ""-""' Open s.it " St.lo, Mltriact 1 30r, 20a, ~ mo. 2Br. 642-lfi0.1 ,.-.. • .,. • •'* aruo>r ww AO • o ••••••••••••••••••••••• duc..-ocatA'() ll Or" dto.. 2 1..3rtte l br nr )<',Irv (•w le. ..... tyA.wt Apt1 2Ba. S200 mo UBQ. rec - -RENTAL ~~21;~,!',<k~~~!JT~~; S40.00WIP&U' tried bulht·•. 1-'A lieut. ~!;~; ~l~~fi,-:::{y~~o llrllr/funtlr ... funt center l mi to bch Allrllct.lvc J br. 2 bo
•end or •t•dUdl•tl Park 1u. •SLUdk>& I AR Apll lpk New luit <'1)tli. out· pet $2t5 $4.~1!82 Korry no pell! IHIJ-8.111 twhhse. Nr Ho.ill llo~p.
like cul de Aue. .. •1V 4 '1•id ~rv Avail •l.lndan1 vlf'w. cx·eun It •· Comfortable clbhJc S'l25 per mo 2 Ur 1 Ba. Comp. renoval<.'<I. Ohl.
•JBR, w '2 full Iii\, hle> H.arbor V1C'w l1:4br. l"am . ·~~v. lltdpoot llwbor O>m>I .. no~ FIOM $260 w/alhlmcrutle111 encl aar. 1iml child, sml atnum. M11l. adlli. only,
•C!P nw11l4!r r.wlr Sunken no. foed )d, l leYei loo· ZJ7t Newport Blvd, CM • ll•llni:fl'73·7704 ~ llatu.re adults only, no M4I Open Dally 9·6 ptl OK, Nr C1v1c Ctr ~pelJI. $400 mo. ~-2693
ru11tlc dtn w r,.k. l~c lAl8n ~ '4-1.-.ae ~ 97.55 or fl-l.5 3007 c:.oeto MtM 1124 peta, Larae 2 ft 3 br apla. 0,... Tue Ht l,M SJS.3117e Nr Ilona llotp1t.al, 2 nr 2
fncd yd w/c·ov'd putn, n~YVU:W.C'llffOr.)ni.--1-ztdnn ••-•••••••••••• ....... O.hwlw •• PI BBQ. Gaa 163SOHarbor8lvd • ·-Ba up1t11lu. hllnfl, ~hl°1l'lc•et.oul1Nt"Wport ckn. 2 nu_ h1.1rdwd flt•. Bftns.-:"°,-w Pool. idlla, MP.SA V&1U>F. artu. pd_ mSCOUPl.&12·5073 •lf'.dln&er . , 1~~t,.~1:::1~~"J:•~:· dahwahr, Wll> hookup.
ONLVW!! A~eu. pan, 5 e73~ Ld-....!::. nopeta.CAd IMS31nt Home •tmo.pbete 2 "--3 Adu.It E·aide 2 br encl. 2~Ml.N.SinDieaoh¥Y Nr s.n Diego t'wy. 7942 ~0 ~.:!.127334
548 2.\.'\7 S4M C*-• >21• --brdtlu1te apu. JO:W ,araa. ~ tprj ~I • "''2 40 llolt. 673 028!) Lower dlx 3br dplx 2b11, I --------·1·-'•0 ••................ oAfil~~ns M 1AYLIAP -Jacum.'·uire .. •w s:zso' twWIO.. .. och 3140 BRANO NEW. 1. 2, 3Br stall iiur. No &ft. lblt<
U> ~t'lrtfrm•t hnm1• on 0 V 1': R L 0 0 K I NG full K11Chf'n •TV 2Ddrm. wa~ pd. 1270 6'4--0l'fB •••••••0 •••••••••••••• with 283. $2SO, '205, PlJS. bch. S400 97& _()•_3 ___ ,
ltase, 3 Hr. l.>CEAN ExclullJvt 1roJ. U!M!ns • Ulllaucs &autllul, 1paolnu• nllw BAY MEADOWS lllCI TO HACH Alk ror Luc1lle9112-8847 ~a nr, 2 ba, welk tu ~art Clemente. 8br,2ba,. O.OS$TOOCEAN •pla,POltl.PvtPllUat• s*-.. nr, 1ba a~u. Lao" br, a bo. trplc, 1 IM 3144 bch,pool,tcn11111 ~On1yl3U5.•9e-7Ba,_ R~elS..ftt• Adt.lft.l,nopeu. Ill)' (acll. avail. !i;ncl. d•hwhr, 1tt. aarta&e1 .':•••••••••••••••••••• ~ a Ur, •uro~• from ~IHI "oir COU1'14' tu Mohl , m4yoc~W>. C.M, • ra Pvt'J>IUOI ,Qu/wtr e11cl. yd. No doa• 170a
ocean C!br 2ba' twnhm t4l>C) BIO Newport Rlvd 144~ < • No llldt/peu. From Alaboma. 338·348:t or nrund nej j t bedrm, -------
'1100/mo. Ooylront curi J,iria,831·27U · c.o.tutc1u1 .Adlti.646--0073 538-1718 ..___ :1~~t•smim':~z~i~:t
doHden, vl<>w NP.:AR N F.W -vory 'tH M2·211Jt 3 2~~ twnbMo, ffk, 2 Dcluxv pool plde xtra ll{c 64()41Ull
18.'I030r'wilhboaldock veh Am~A· •xl>fHlllVt LAltGt" 1"V1\llUSHEO FURNOlllfNfURN c Ir Io r ' rt c e 2bt, 2bu, bltn• d11hwhr. lauNI .. h 3t4t WATf:~Jo'R.ONT HO~tES h<>cnea, San Clemtat• Sludlo for pno etnployt•d •%brt.ownbom w/frpl nelahborhood $425. Nr. beh. Ad\.llt•. no pot.a ;;r.;~;.,.~•••••••••••
CallU31·1400 4116-1112. person, Quiet, privote. •i.epellolreoe.aaras• '15'-'7819 _!!5~636-Jf362 lbr 2br & :fbt'unlt• 111
--~.Nm - -'175/uUlpd.548-5~-•Adultt,ch:;:Je~<Wei' c..fmMeM JIJ4c-fiMtsa HJ4 pa'rtlallyfarn'dUUiJ>d.
t 'ontutlc Npl Uc<h ondb e.pls...._ l27t ......... , pet.. ---.-.:~ ........................ H•l'••o•u••••ouue-e IZ;l!S, &325 ~ $450. C11J
3 Sly, 2 BT. 2'-\. ha, \wean t••o••• .. •~;.;. '•••••• ~ ,, 3742 Buut. i 2br. 21>• II\•· • d"1811t~IM-3Ul(l
view. Vecori r dell1ht DoU H Po\l rid• •••u•••••••••••••••••• '''It allo. 11uhdri', " • -------'---• ::~)~1~ M)lke. Call "'' o:':;r:htJl .low• Avaj) t /1 t.o l/3}i..~\ldlo tiitd. .M2·1803 ••• e~·1te' rranean v1·11ag '--"-------.. -•Uruout. ~'6r 2 •0.. fplc, C....SO w ltDlc. ~.Call~ hf'8'*•t1a1elta1i U L eAMODl!t. ,bllna. no'*"' Olf IDO. 21)/68:J·i•'-'anyUm!J....::....i -~·fltn. "1>••;paUo. ~~~Bf, Clpr4SIWUI w.i.,.rt.-. ~7H . 1, 1Adul\a aw. No NewPort S.ath'i•riftO: NEWC :sar. ....................... .145-138lorU7-ISlf
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Call to-,. 1pp't.:
SU'!RMAN ASSOC
840-6500
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1BJ.5So, El Camino Real
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Associate Rep
II OR OVER
HO EXPER. HIC
1f you're new to Orange
0>., temporarily discon-
tinulnc your education.
recently discharged
from lhe setvlre or for
any reason seeking tem·
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mt>pl. consuJcr lhu, uni·
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S 196 PER WEEK
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'.SOLDERERS
sharing bonus. On the Job
training. Tremendous
potential to rea ch
supervisory & manage-
ment poslUons. Must be
per:\Oflable & ambitious.
For appointment only
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539-1183
9130AM-2PM
•AUTO LOTM.ufl
Perqtane~tl lull-lime position in p euant i.ur-
rOW)dinga to toke care or new Ir used vcblcles. Op· portllflity for advance-
me-nl. See S&rvlc:e
Manager, HOWARD
Cbevrolet, Dove " Quail
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puter e•per. Non·
smoker. S7:i0.
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wkdys, 1 chit ' your Ua:i_~ ~ Maa 11 ex Apply In person, Mui·
home or mine, Peo.lnsula • .,.,.,.. doon'a Irish Pub, 202
arul'Js.7604 1 IJJ..1111... NewportCtrDr. N.B.
Babysitter, you~ honte • ., ••• CAFETERIA c11h1er,
permanent. reliable l'!YSIRO\\ AS~l~UES Sdays. M·F. Com piny exper. 6 mo o)d &i . ,........,. be.nefii..Callforappt.
Moo·Ftl. 7:45-$.16, f'· -9'MY 7S2-7113 ColKa Mesa. SSHUIO 3723 BlrchSl., N.B.
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Babyskter neec$!d r~r 4 month oid infHl. liday.1----.-_.____,,........._
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References ple .. e1 Call Excellent environment &
496-3880. opportunity. Muat be an -----~-----1 oraanizer ac enjoy
BAKER/PA$1' Y challenge. Mr. Hill Exp•d for Coal ental ssg.1905
restaurant. Call f r appl --------
494.~no
BAKER wantedt xper or
willing to learn.
496·14J
BANKING
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Posltion1 ();>en For:
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Contact Bo~Creighton 833-3700, E.0 . E.
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17th St Cull
642·7958, AM 's
BOAT
BOAT BUILDER
KETTENB RG MARINE
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16'4 Whltller' Ave C.O.ta Meaa, CA DS2T
(n4)64.H 600
l".41111 ~unity
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OpiN.fOr Lare• bll.lbed oftlce. ~te plutlc llaJectloo Dri•e 1ouu o. Jluat •otdln t mucbtau . ba"e r-.ce nat~t
Pr.cPion pana, uuall rHale. 1omt eom· .._~only. mer elel experience. :1Md io J:aeqy
• Sl'ACQSWlTCH, INC Salary, OYtrr1dt H d •-,...._.,~a·•-.. ....,....uctJa 113811.aker(:Qata MCla commlalJOJl, Call •P· • .._.._. .. ""''. '""""' ao 149 .. 3041 polatee.nl HCntat•r)', '----.:----...;.----IANft'Ju\ '7M7
.EqualDpporEmpJoyu '150-m'r. ~(Secy BALES pga OM. full 1~~~~~~~~~1~~~~~~~~~ zx..-r d f ron oCflce, Ume w~l4d i r LaJuna
WeU 1t.oown prottuion1l Pt.A TB PIHlanl pho lnvcuce to Buch lt:>J.1tique. pJoa.o
work with but eta ex-catl«IT.-OSO en1tne~r~ orsaniU· C.dm.hun. OD. year ex· n.JEJtate ecutlvu. Now port --~~---=~--~~n~ ha!n .~a:;~ pe';t Kinlin~. ~Y Why not Ule ~! C6ab Centlr. Call 640·11950 Ul.IS-«OUTI
nortunlty with aullcl ah! oaan c. . 1 ft Wallace baa been IAM·UAMONLY. Re1pected lead•r io
!;........,h ............... COr a w u t co•' t H w Y. estabU.hed alnce lt6S In ... C..-.ONIST homo •~pb:si •en<lce ....... ~ ., .... ~... , Newport BHc:h E.O. B. the Harbor trea.. Oc· -.-" nceda tuit.e aale. l*>Ple ~nel 41s1'tant "''tb cuslonally wobueneed Private Cou~try Clb. for c 1arr n\ly eetab'I •t lust 2+ 1ear1 ex-PRESSMAN tor addJUonal qualJOed Typing & gen l ore. No rou~n. f'Jo proepectlne.
perlence, S.clcjround ~." &l\deflec ... ~~~r~:!~ people. We orfer : exper. nee. Must be pto-Q>, prG'td van, lnveo-
should include recruit· only. 1e4.12;3Day11, PreaU10 location to plepel"IC)n.M4-5.t04. tory, •~nsea. ulary.
ioent . lrnOwled1e ot 831-.22:17Eva. Newport Center ; PTIO~IST medln1u.lsproflt ab•r =0!:;!,.'::0~'E~~ Coo&eni&l workJng con· RECE " lni. Advancement to Famillaritywitbben.nta P!UmeFttmalellor over. dltloo1· Com miulon Out lovtb' one. ofca l"flamt <'OmOI quickly to --~..;...;;.--.,_.""--:---I and clalma proces1u11 Miowaaetoatart. Non-split us/ lo 80%• Siles nffl • trlendJy, well those ho excel. Sue·
alto required. ptt. ~-Job would en-alds and poetaje i up· croc-ed. front o(c lndiv. teUl'u route people are
Wt l1uodry" cleanlna or P 11 e d : p r 0 Pe r t y that can l>'"J* so+ wpm. •Ion $1~.ooo ann~alJy We. oCfer an au ract1ve party rental eqwp. Apply pun:haae plan u you've X!At work int conds " after mo 11. lnte.rv1ews 1.-celt t bend'ita Party World • 2 o 2 5 b 1 k i 1 good co benenta. Apply are 1 oonducted by aa ... .,.ex en ... _.. NewportBlvd,C.11. been t 0 0 & 0 a National SJ$lema Corp .. ow b ness coosultanl
a1'd a nne wor .. ...._ en· chaoae. cooalder ooe or 43111 BlttbSt, •.B. <Neur at ~I 1• aos s. M .. n.
Haoll1cturio1 plant r~ ==ir.t:il.':t'!'f~: PUT YOUR the best, ull George o.c. Airport> E.O. E. Orto& • or call ltr. locaU oa to Lacuoa Uoa, (Ol'Wa.rd your re· SPAIUTIME Voeel, 6tlMl61 or write Bl'\111181' 137. N. I Ope lo•ca Cor incl··.. 1 ToW--"-CloaeTotlome P.O.ln,CdM921ZS , HOUSICLIAtUNG Nlgue · n -SWIM, uuma 18 ary Work.wi the laleal UCU.TIOH $WS·RITAfL
w-..... wanted la w°'k =..::~:~ !'.:;!::'.!',and ,. ... , .. fuhlon1. Cboooe you. LUDEii Of< =""· •tatlo•"'"' far Ju1c:.e'.a B.aigedye~~~~~~~~ nee. Con&ac:l. 11fisa Bee, hrs. Call for lntervw Im.med. openln1 for In· &pn .... :_l"uUft1mepos.
Ano bou1ecleanln1..._ ___ ~~---ll~dW~~l.S2~i~or~4ppL~:......--•=-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,,.-_-;.-;.;;;;f ClauHledadeoltl appt., Jlay loth al Ute dlv.w/dirycamporteam avail. ruuno or appt.
service. Start $2.50 hr.r-1• l\aDu Piiot Houday_ lim, Brt.tol It. exper. tu~ tn larp 55"'1·t2\.3 llllk to-r -Wt. 8AJd lo3, Tuel tbru Fri. KEYPUNCH d lA.SSAGE OMCIC&.11.IC CJO,,,_., Co.ta M11a. MPM, Aak apt complex. Able lo re· West. Newport Sla-47~ OPERATOR ~·Fl'!M• Need energetic pcrton P.O.lox l560 rorMn.Clow,557·3000. late&o all ag ... Must be uo11~rs~.
603 ~uar mm w/uUtlaUve Ir flood Ip· Costa ~M. C• able to work nl~bla, cia.a:aop.m.) EL~JUT~f:,.1!.A•°"k:..,.~f1•~ pearance. lnd~v.rlwbilll be 92626 llMlo~c~ UM.SEUSTSATE weekends & holi ays. SU~--HOUSEkHP!A
Part-time, F/tlme. Need
reapoo11ble lnd!v. lo
cleon model a pta It
clubboule In apt com-
plex. f1exJble hrs. Mon
lhru Fri.
Call '44-lltt
9AM 'tJINoon
THI IRVIHE CO.
~Newport Ctr Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Employer
llousekeeeper, exper'd,
F:nghsh speaking. No
cookinic Mon Jo'ri Cull AM or Eve. 675--0296
lloolekeeper, ltvein lor
young Npt Reh Cam .
Must speak Eng. Reta.
Call 64Hl680 or 642 8475
.,.....,. .... ,,... ,,., <l>lnft mall "'t ut on. al rt ll StarUZ.7Sj)erw. A Lrtet)'plng Ul"I"""'
Pee Uusioeu Systems ......... 5 ... GE11CH rece1vio1. s~ill repair " • Ei~P?:: Mu:'F" Y Call 831-1242 w o r le I n b e a u t c• 644-lJlt y '"COME
Division, producer of ~ ~ ntl11c . d uties. Some ~~~~~~~~~ 27892Camlf\0Capistnno Oaplatrano Valley & So. 9AM 'tll NOON SS $$SS$ .
computer buatneu With diploma tor top beavyllfU6nJ~33'd1., I-Suit,20(,Laauna Cst. area. New plush ofc, TH!lllVIMICO. ,A TIME
syat.ems, has a perma· cl·-LEGITDIATE-a. Call ._. .,...,...day to $850 Nliuel. E.O.H. top commission plans, 5SONewportCtrDr TB.!PH EWORK nent opening• for • k"ey ...... u., tAM 'tll Noon 100% Free To Applicant. •---~-----• full or part lime-11ale., N rt Be h du ta-entry operator (or Mf. Gl~, 752·9$61 THI IRVIHE CO 1 aeeklo training procra~, xlnt ewpo ac Gu a I'll n l ed Hou r1 Y
our bWll~ datf Pr<>· 14 AT u RE w o M AH S50Newport Ctr Or · ~c~·!/i:h \rades~ Real Estate In Mesa plan for self mouvated ·~~F.qu~a~l~Op~po~r~E~m~pl~o~y~er~I Wage Phi Bonwi. 5:30 ces11lng center. Requires p /time to -.e l cocne Newport Beach penon wtri.nanelal or in· Verde-Oldest estab. or-producers. I· p.m. t.o 8 p.m . Call
minimum } years newcomers .Ir coatact Eqwt!Opporl!!mployft' sur. background. You flee, new pro1reaslve IESTWESTEIH Res&aura.nt 64&-&223ort1>melo250E.
Keypunch or keyprocess-mercbanla. Flexible bra. will appreciate-t.be f ret-markettna. Major mall-REALTY Me'n'F.d& Pi.iza deUvery 1'7thStreet q>sta Mesa. ing experience with Need car, Jile typln&. ,._ ________ ty oles & congenia at· mg quarterly. Allnctlve ~lH-et'6&HHl ftri~ & coob. Vlritdt---------
backcround on CMC of 547•31116_ •·~c• _ moap~.AbipH Abbot •offttt decor ·~c1tmt ------~--drivers lie. Good drlv'g Sal4»Triint.'4!!1
Uruvac 1900 eqialptnent vu• .... Personnel Agency, 4500 pluce to de\•clop bus I REAL ESTATE rec'd, 21 yn okL Wllllng LARGE HATJOMAL de!l1ruble. Pertee offers ldEDICALASSISTANT CALL NOW! Campus Dr, N 0 . ness. UNIQUE HOMES . ._. ......... GEA WANTED nets to work eves & p.i1d medical. denl ial. Back ()(flee. HunU.neton 5ST·6122. s 46. 5 9 90 . J 1 ck1 t-~ wkMs. Part Ume & full S.. ....... of
ltfD ln$urance. Please~-clas8ified Ad #931 Dally 1---------1 in& Rer.1 Estate com· 52 50-$3.00 hr. H11nt. Bcb, No Huing
Ion~ term disability and Beach Ph.faldao. Reply ---Handle man For weU known, expaod· t 1 me u v a 11 . s a I a r y H.cfw~ Ir T ool5
ply t.o Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, G9411AL0"9CE r&lSOM FRIDAY ---pany. Opening a new of· 847·1214. Anaheim, SAUS RAIHHS
CGSta M_., C.1.921216. ltlCEl'TlbHISTS To SJSO. Fee Pald. Busy REALFSJ'ATF.SALES flee in Costa Mesa. Must 635-9690. Stanlon, Noexper.~. Will tram. ..... E e:ugmeerin1 dept. or lnt'I w·· 1111:8 & LE£ have expenence. Salary 892-5525 MEDI CAL 'TECJINJ-Stcafl'-1 s firm needs efnclent ID· "WHil'l plWI +.All applications ~---------1 Ea.rnwhil OU learn. PCC
BUSINESS
SYSTEMS
17112Arnuill°onl Ave
Santa Ana, Calif 92714
CIANS part.-Ume. 111/F TYPISTS div. w/IUe sa to help RIAL £STATI conrtdent1aL Apply to Earn S2 S400 wk
17·34 caie tnay vary keep dept runninl LOCATIONS Ad. No. 800, Dally Piiot, RET"-IL Commi.asio~ & bc>nuse1>. w/Prior aervlce). earn 2-4 Moatlt Ass11"nmenta atnOOt.hly. Also Fee Jobs. Cl11ssifled Advertising, A Career It r~pld advance EXT&A income wblle Allo,DaJlyltWeekly Call Rita, 5'0·11055, AAAlocaUonainOrr oge 330 w. Bay St., Costa CLERKS ment op~. Nony co )"OUtrainlntheAirforce VacauonP1y Coast:alPel"IOnllelAgen-and Loi An1e 81• Mesa,Calll.92628. benefits.
RESERVE. Then work 1 Referra18onus cy, 2790 Harbor lllvd, Riverside and San Dleao __ ..;,_______ Cati Mr.Anderson
weebnd/mo., • & up C.M. counties. With CaclllUes R.E. lroker/Ofc MCJI'. UTOTEM
751
..,13
4 ---An Equal pl• 1S days/n ., S209 6 NO FEES averaglna over :l,000 Needed by t'orporution C:O..V.nl1K9 Martt.-. MonS/9&Tues5/10 llouselteepcrl 6 hr~ per Oppe>rtunilyEmployer up. Prior snllHar1 PhonesJReservations. sq .rt ' providing for plush San J uan P08ilionsopenlst,2nd~jilll--------
day. LltchskPfll School serv~JllOTreq'd.Good MAM.-OWIYllHC. n.tlSOHALITY! separate lobhy ureu, Caplstranoorc. 3rd s hirts In sa ,--------
llowekeeper, part lime,
S. hr. students okay, Ill
Sundance Dr, Newport
TelTllce, N.U. 842·1.226
ag" cb1ldren Wiii con Luborat.ory Tecbnkian bene rl ts Incl BX 441 w. lttt.St $100/Fee Paid. LA ~~1;~t = .r~urn111:~'~! 957-1111or661·1111 Clemente & Loaun SEAMSTRESS
sider woman w t s.m. Grade I I . ror Ulo-priv1tlleaea. Fo1r dc1t.aAils0 COST ... MESA "sport team:· needs (2) manaier'i; orrlcc and l•------~-I Beuch.. Other areu have Exper'd soamstretls for child. Irv. 552 774Y Cull mcdit'ul Corp. Job will ca your oca '" A morealtrad1ve per11ona · O IST opcruogt1 alao. No cxpcr.
11
allmukcr. l'rodl}c~ion
MonorTuesonly conl'llst ot Chemical, RESERV1'.: Recruittr 645-2043 ble people. Bencfat:1 ~~~f~~tcc;~:;k ::::cr:~c UCErTI H req'd. Apply at any of Work. Top pay-Id nghl
-Scrolo111cul & Chromato-(7l4> ~. 4 refer lo abound I Car + credit with hi!! own desk und lmmed. oppor. ror u re· ourslore1. )er8on. 673~140. llou~<?ke eper llclper, graphic T<?chnlques. 162£8. l~~~~~~~~~I c!U'dforgus.S75raisein cepllonlst to work In 258SNewport Blvd. --
mature t.o hondlcapped Prac.'ticul cxper. BS re.1_;_:=--------1-3 mo's & much much telephone busy newapaper ofrlce ln Costa Mesa ~2.7702~--------
woawn. 1·5PM, 5 day1 i---------aoce Mgrrrnlnee mor,. Alao t'ee Job11. Irvine w /a variety of ~~~~~~~-j stCRETARV wet'k. Nr OC Airport . ...!!_uired.
63
1-1
857
__ -MIDlCAl I Plf'MftOfflc• Call Control Career TRAINING duties. Must be persona--l-
Mult dnve. l hBve c11r, '~Doctor's To$BS()/.P'eePaJd J::cnploymenL Agency, Tuition oulstance for ble, willing lo run er·
oosmoke. 549 0770 &.KA&. C.--.. Co. 1n "LA Airport" 1rea ~-pre-llcensina school. rands. Type 50 wpm IC· llET AIL PICTURE
Has<>uutaocila noeda "very capable"._-.-.-;; ........ -;;.-;;;; ___ ramous "Head Start" curately. JmmlKraUott Consultant SECIET AIY ~ penon t.o run ofc effl. r-tralnlna. Classes In: Cal 644·3319 exporlent'ed. tor part Fuhlon lslandLawfirm PoelUonsWllbLea inJ clently, Busy busy PHONE$'ALES hnoncln&, ucrow and 9AM'lllNoon
time wortr.
967
0408 dOllrM Lea.at aecretary °';e~·u~~rs pboMa. billma. Iota or guaranteed ~lea. Plw.. THE IRVIME CO mSlDESAU~ -with CIV11 llllgaUon exp. Free&FeeJob8 variety Great co. $MONEY$ •udlo. visual, weekly or· 550NewportCtrDr Expr'd in Inside sales, Call Sheila • ,,,_ Ofe o-benc(ata. Jobs Call Con Oce training and on the Newport Beach
order ta.king & follow-up. _ --~l_.560 ____ , Muy F JOtc P061UC>rit'.. lrol Carttr Employmttnt Job tralnini: Equal Oppor Employer
Good phone manners e11-•r• lh 8.ao &o 1:30, s day•. LEGAL SECRETARY LVH'e 41/~ ...._ $650 Acency, 556~ (& P.Rl0£)
sent.aaJ. 41M IM"4 for .ippt. Part tame w at le.at ? o.taf C.,_ S7(»0 OPFICE GIRL P rr .
---yn exper for 11en•ra1 1/0 WJIT"' S.600 GenerlJ ore Phones & That II what worlclng for
--------.... pr act 1 ce law Orm RJYlEllA ~I· S31brlo1tart Time Lire Libraries 11 llVSPECTORS 963 5657 MsoMHa. 751·2787___ all about. We have the
MAHAGEMEHT
We will pa y over
u .000.000 lo o ur
manaaers lll 1977 to in
1ute tho1t you receive the
..
Reapffoltkt /Fatw.
To $700. 100% Free lo ap.
pticant. This growina
div o( one or our oalion.s
CAREER
SECRETARY
\ ACaner.
Mot A Job.
FRAMIMC'i
Exaclln1 work, Cui.i.y
customer 1, mui.l
measure preciuly " calculaU! with fr1ct1ons.
use m ach 1n e1"y,
sometimes blab pre-
ssure. Tremendou s pleasure Crom completed Enlr le\·cl secretarial
work. call Mr. Lllhum po111¥>n v.1tb grov. lllll
min! tompul<'r manufac 751.QOO tltttr in Jrvinr·:>ll'C. pt>r
RETAIL SALES }ear tr the la!>l 5 yc:in •.
FUllHITUIE SALES o rr c #:. d d 1 n it c o P Receiving
lnmector
lAU1 Secretary position acm tkl&lnessCtr Dr 1--------•1 beat Pl'Onf "1iu group in
oPen Newport f1rm. Ex-.,. ...... -. •. • ~ alll· · fmiifri·· Clb4> .... ~ Ct'llftll typ1.11g. no abort ... ....,-_ ·..... .... 17 ' ~ ..... ~
hand Call for Appt ~~l7~1~4~1~1~3~J.~t~4~~~1 average itlnt money per
aJni~ lU)d_Nllo vuu
4 ~!es o~?:~
':ti'Uty tO eal w /e-xec:s
natiQnally wUI roove you
.; ... -:A 14,. ... 1... >rT • 1;-.a-f ."-~ A .... :• _; ::..tr#ACeiibift:Ch.~ 'f"--~il\l!~ ft"l"t."ftr* -. ~
MAC'ifHto PAi+s
.r52~1~0.ut "
12 noon 1-OF CORPORATE ~ ~~!8;!ra .!~:,·~:
+ bQnus. Hut, equally Ll<tUl>r Store Clerk, Ml!:OICAL NEWPORT Q([ flEl'ft"' lmpOrt.antlst'"'fact lhat mutun. expcr'd, bond•· P~1\T•Tlt1£ LU you can be proud or your
...._._.,. ...... fer bits N°'•Rhl ahm. f/Ume HOMIMAkBS SUPPLIER job. You 'll be working
..
• •i:,..llCH a...-. .\pply in person, ~ W "'JOHM for & W/iood & friendly -r--Ulth St. Co.tA Meu NEE
5
QS people wblle you sell o tor o peifo"" d•· Ntnl ;It! No H•....&-l(rut. product ·-The t.n.d ~ _... l..lvt' 1n or out. Y.,-Y llithl ("()MPAHIONS W '""CJ Bou\ICul Time/Life ~ro:~~-.: dU01:Sll hraday. •ny aav CON v AL r.sci: NT Loe.al Offlce Book Serl<?•. Sta rt _ ~ "' _ may •p111y, ~u-Tm AIDES p/Umc. but r;Ume avail.
........ fW c--..&...1 --------•! LJVl::·lNS MO hA'I We Will lr111ln energetic, -....,..... Bol'.ldett/lnsured 1av...1 .. ,..... arUc.ul.ato people who ,.chilled ,.,.. ud NOll'!ES .. '" ~ 10A have a sttong voice. Oral
..... ,. ... •et to•· LOAN UtUtor~ppc>intmcot readlngwstreqwred.
.,,... ... _, co .. my COUNS&OI 75DOtt2 Earn From Worilf!orTMltlt
...,..;,.... ...... ntt. W• are ek!n.c• <'Ofle&e~~~~~~~I $200 to $400 CtilUJ-IOts .
u.:_,.. ~ •roun.d lnclude. rul Mac1c.eTeca.al19ltt 1r11duatr wbo•r back--JIME/LlfE
-......... ._. ffllte or ltndln.« U · c.&UHlcootreq'dtowork per-"
fr." cf r•w "''I. &,Wl1t'nc-e. Dul"'' ~•JI In-.. 'l'"•botom tll In "" ue1••1£S INC *khff. wtf"" etd elude M>llc1lln1: .and pro-Cllnlcal Lab. Call for Cornpalu1ona. IJonuaea at M.
••r"ol IHfr1ctloH, ""8 ln11 rout.we lo:an...'I 1n appt 832-7311_____ bmor11.1 t:1t~r. not n c. };qwil ()pp Ernplyr mtr
.-.:.A -nu. vuh1n" alniclv (11 mlly --~-=..a WUI tr11n. Cell Mr. ~ ---.sy '""hlco~. Wiii ti~ H · Mecl~ Aul••-· Hardi Moo 6/9 ur T ~lflcetleH, ••d at•l '" ml'ednll loan pro. Eac~r ln dr1wtn1 bltlod, 5/10
,......._ durl1on quot.u and to WCM'tc In C1in.ical ~ab 898•AAG6 hr1WCh Objt"11vu. Typ-loca~ in NpBda. Call ~
1nic 11blllly J'fqu rod. l~appt.832-'111 _1 ___ 11~~~~~---,,~
Jll<?aa.o contact R ex: MEDfC•L I· Pcrkm11t 7$11-7771. "
TranacrtberJ Rtcc.1pti91list P•" time. Expr nee.
MWIMO -----·1·
PHONE SALES
Phone Sales geople ,
malt' or temalc. 111 w ~
years of age. Guaront.ocd
woaes or comml11Jon11.
250 East l'lth Street, ~lte O. Costa Me11,.,
bet.ween S:OO "8.30 p.m. ...... ~--__ ......, ___ ,, G4M223.
For ce~ltttretlon, und r••••• •Rd ..._,Wt~ flt' call:
U. • C.IT11.EHSIQ P
REQUJR&D
EQ~I oppnrtunlt1
M/Pemplo)'tr
&,u11l Opportunity Employer
ApplY In Person a t.ary througb in·
• n. Jld house emlnars and job .AIDS Into these plush ofc1 . rv Promotions from within. The Aftti ..... u relal.e rCbponsib1llUc~ . Eq~!IEOp. Dpy~~RP~Y~!"tf Requi 1 ycur office ex· Member of 36 Rulty You'll love lt . Call
&arda. Member or a Na· Abigail Abbot Personnel
tlonal locution service. Agency, 4500 Campus RN or LYN
Guaranteed sates f ro-Dr. N.B.~7-6122. P/Ume. ll·7. Xlnt bene. gram . Ext ens v e Co If It 1 closslrled and yellow Receptlon.lat/P/tlme Bayview nv osp a.
pege odvertl1lng thol get That's Enttfioaunentt 2055 Thurln Ave, CM
results . Over 90 pre-3 Oay Work Week 642 35M
printed contrncta, Fee Paid Job. Thl.5 lnt'I R.N. or L.V.N. Buck ofr
brochures and forms to 1ln1er/compo1er seeks Active OB·Oyn ofc. E).
make your Job eaaler someone atiractivc & p'dpref'd. 581-5533 Free anstaHaUon ond personable to a.oswer ~~-----
pertelc and lyplng at 60 wpm: Due to promo
Uonal opporlunltieb 4
year t'ircc preferred
$675 P month to start.
f>lea:e submit r('Sum<'
with :ttlary hL'llory lo
Emplcrmcnt Supv. 3110
CQMPUTER pick·up or 8 rt tall lamp phones. &reet client.a &
post '"For Sale" 1lgn1 handlt-person1l fan
w1tb built-In lock hox. mail. 45.50 typlog. Thl11
Free bu1lne11 card11 one won't last Jone. AllO
at\er initial order. Sales Fee Jobs. Call Conitol
agenta tor over 150 sub-Career Employment
RN'S A~J:Pv~~!J2H
Ni(ht nunea 11-7. Full & lrvuc, Callr. ml.3
dMaloos. Support sub· Agency.5.W-8S05.
1ld1arle1 In escr o•, -"'--------1 mortaae. tnaurance and
p/Ume. Allo, CCU RN's. Eq ~Op rtu lty Benefit.a Cor I /Ume Con u po n
tact AU.. Jensen, Cott E toyer M /F
Memor ial H o1p1lall~,I~~~~~~~~~ 6'2-2734. marketlne.
COMMISSION
Up to 10•0 Immediate
com mlulon wit h AD· VANCES th11t allow t ou lo receive commluloia
bffore clo.e of qacrow.
RECEPTION-
GIRL FRIDAY
Super po1lllon tor "
super 1trl I Dlver11fled
duties Inc lude: Lltu
11ecretart1I, public: r1la-
tlon1, hosteu " All
lM 11·7
Supet"Yftor I
80 B•d J<;.C.Jo'. Me11a •
Vetdo Conv. Hosp, fll!I
Center St, C.M 548 SS8!I
around usl•latll lo l)uay SAILMAKER Hu Po~I·
executive. Be•utlful tlon1 Open. Somo oxper.
private offlc~. ftcxlhlct dc1drod. !M8•3464.
houl"I & trln11e benetlts . --.-d ror vol')' attructlve & well SALl!:S CLERK for c ur ll
JCroomcd tlrl. Good &oi.11u_p_pll •1. Wlll tniln.
t<ducatlon & typlnJf •idlla Bee~h Stotloncr1, 4020
are esstnUal. Writt full CampuA Dr., NB
ruume to P. 0 . Box SALt:S-E!~r'd, matuloo,
Ul5t8, Santa An•. 9211 l •PP!U 30 hra pc-r w~k.
UCIPTIOM15T so. ~~:1~·
~~-· AUraC'tlvt, over UJ, tor t--•-~--~-.1 HEALTH SPA. We wlll SALES
train rltht per.on tor HOT& GIFT SHO,
C!ISY run jOb. Mr . o .. ~ Jo'UU,TIME
da)'l 7~-9561. l'ART·TfME
Bxeellent opportunity
tor cmu1ci1•nt.lou1 ln-
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·-· T• $1200 MO. i>uu:! ~ ':." 3 1 'ia' otc. apply at UNION TIR£. eu. Fnnth Burled bla C.llS.ST·Z50I· • •20~ Aca1la. Cdlil. tlardcov.r boola, f11ro -''"~ •· I' )»atrloOc plald coueh •
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' TOP CASI. DOLLAR MO. 10x13 chetrfw la· 1• •• 9 _, .... .-::;' "" •I· &tl'la Ph·SU·2380' leather• blk marblo Alpans,AKC,pupa. ~tc:. Sa\/Sull lOAM to PAID POR YOU'il ~/outdoor tpt'• S3S
I• ...-l.....-.......nAa.ncy Payroll, J)fll)'abl••· re· • • (Rhlnemaa?) Sac, snoo. BeauUlull Toppedl6rff. Anllqu. IGlJd oak dlnina 4P&I. 31-U Barbai:lo•; JEWELRY, WATCllU, Montsomc-ry Ward Vtnt·
'1 N~~6!!St.13311>411"'" mvabt. .tr M>me aa.let l'lllCLIMIBS MS 1.281 Mual .. crtn~I $60. table w /2 luvu, 1 ten Verde -ART 08.t!CTS, OOLO, al allb Olm
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II Cofp., IQ.IOIO. b wor . -or nan AJCC Poodle PUJ)j>IH Must .. 11. Fine maple ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIQUES 145-~ W.et41 101'
SIC•-.aaY--OL ~ m'f>.:~· Of .a...;.a.l,....*I TucupflTtnyToY ~~'!i~h<lJ.l~avb!n' :~a"!_~ hone ma"' T1t\I old. • <-••••••••• .... •••••••••• • llCBETAftY !"Ill'"' ...,-v Alff,"!":'~--.Call~ • 11• • 15 t hands. Haa bHn HMllA•G1T·••1 """L-ID MlndSwtrllnllkoa&oi>T Str0nitn>1m••breq'd ~t T 5700 wuat ,waT,hou•e 1o1.a11m11r ~$303 ,11cr.-11 wutern ~ MIWWA • "'NH ,_Slop the 1pta you're In! F/UIM.-All 1 m ~ • 1r: • crammed wllh ov r IOO ~of UU.cr, toy blHk -.- -• Aak rorCath · ~~ from )'O&.lf ~In.a cant. l 31 Imp beUer)' c.baraer l'•••r re1pon1lblllU11 Rober\ ln Wllttn·; 100',. tree to apj)llcant. mu1lc bout nlcUlo· r1male poodle calm 8 t'oucb. 8 love1Ht, Y Send.._ card for• ch for loU cart. llu1on•·
muatewwlln•ar'"'l\d Fro1t '1t Atioc, 1401 llt)'OW'llnltyp{n111tlll deon J>lM.OOt, 'rircu. oa" peraonallly.' USO. ~·hair,1ood('Ondll1ont50 Thorou&hbred mare, 'I tat plus one •pare. We blll.
&he eyea. 1'ypln1 41 die QuallSt, N.8 OIJt!ll the door for you 1n iana. wall «:lock•, f73..ZS32 ~ _ yrs old. Hunter. Oarlc return p~r manenll)' 151-1193
t.phoino putl you In lfl&al -th111 tanta1t10 N.D N . ,trandrith•r clocka, <:1.11t made 8• M1tho n' Bay, u .3 Hand:s. *3()00. Haled aUraotl\t ta1 6 ~ ..
• de. at entty level. flOO. wbo t1 lamoua for Ila ta'lclnalln& antlquti. GOLDEN RF.T. a wkt, wet bltr $300 or 'Mt'orl ~ 1297 strap, mfft\o1 ulrllnt ............. tOU
C&O ViddtDu.ncan SICY/OfCMGI t'mployce orJaoted at Ovttll OOOOOOWorth remale, AKC, •how Dunc:ao'Phyfe dropleai U>. reqldremtn~. p,,. ............. •••••••••••
M0-8410 Office M1itnajement utudu.1Ybolnu eah"' arow & Amenca~ l~taroatioql qWllilyS1$-Tm,a1s-0120 tble open Hala 12 '9~ AQHA Marc cbealnut, 10 ~~~u.!}~~'•n~Olll• OldsTrum""'t,xlntcond. AM~RlCAN CARE i:;tt reeponslbilll)' for crow· "row w l t e co. 4t GIA.llllrlee · 1J02:r Ketter· I 55&-0117 · · yra, Wt!11h.'m ,... • ..,.,.. £VU -~· .-
AOE.NCY ln11Solar Enericy Co. Ut.i when you !Urn •bcxil 1111 lo& St 'Irvine Tol 10 cute p11pp OI, ~ ea. 640-1281 wallp•por, fa rlc or SIOO. 14f•Jll 0
SlON"POrtCirDrNb typln•, pea board bk· ol tht<ir benefit•, you'll 754.1777:'<>p.n Wt..d Lhr~ Part Lab/Setter . MUSTSeLL "Day OJo'' paper" weeo ~OFRETOVOU kpnf to lrlal balance, lllp. Abiaall Ablrnt Sal.9AMtn4PM Vl•lt! ~T3.81T0eneva,HB 9• CuatA>m velvet aofa, SAVISSS wtU b.Hll & trim your nn 1'41n·O·UalJc elec.
ln'lll I peyroll. Order en· PetllOnnel Agency. 4500 d till d I Compare OIU' price$, tap. Or tty two cards or•an, excellent c_ondl· ---------i :ZiJurchulnl. Salary Cam pus Dr. N . B ..UIUC AUCTtOM UlASAAPSOMale,e mo, 0 hi" ~e '1 oose llt!uch Clty'1 Feed & baektoback. tlol\,'800, P.P. 532~
I SECRETARIES on qu:tllficallon1. M7-61.22 MANY ITEMS Of FINE •how bred, AKC ~-~uabr::~ $4~~~ ~::~1: Tnr k. 2312 Nowport PRICES: (I) ALTEC l2" 1peaket11,
DeHfltl, Co•la Me11. ESTATE JEWBLRY 549'1888k_ .. ~a)'•, e3l·0775 stereo 6 ftK'Of'O cha~fr Blvd.CM. SltlOC'J/U ~~ cttblnets. S\SO. ~-.. -5 TYPIST RT • eve/w ...... I &45-....... ..,a•·p .. to•• Opportunll (or.,..,. .. , Walkln& Proud Ain 't A OBJECTS, AN· as.+ C>ther tems. all __,., .. -... '
Secretary I y I See'y/Reeept n3 plcUy Hard To Do ~hen you'ru TJQUES, FINE FURN, AlREDALE·AK~, areal 1•1111. 1b96t~·=.:~ea. p
aptJtude. W~c::;~ ~~ 1rowln1 Arc.hltecturul happy In YOW' Job. CPA ~· fHg~~lJl~RI:· with chi~~ Decoraton1 mistake! Nu .._athokl Goods IOH SaleaTnlneluded 1~!~11 1~.~·:·~~t~~
elude attuaucal typlna. fir'!' oda muJU·talentt!d fi!m helpe you liland Lall. MS 2200 • • sold w/avocado couch ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOCARDT KU)tA>m I b .. e amp, llko
10 key, ablllly tA> work HCY. l1Plnl 80 wpm. I S65() --Weekend special. $75. Nu blk marble 3x3 Oto: dllhwUher w/chor.· Draw }'Wr own or 11nd nu, 15" 6pkr. SlOO.
well w/aoveraJ people. peri.on ofhcl · " happy Call V.l~!~e.7D0uncan JllM Box. 1.N?. :Ut.ur pedlaree Welmaraner cot. lbl $50. Sat all day, lll1n7~ bcl~k. coov~lb e name, addttM, phone~ 873-390t lellm. Arc tectural bk· .....,..,. Model 1100 Coll or's ~ Sal/Sun only $50 SuoAr.1~2-7445 ti o1. arpeta; 1.xu we'll mak• one card Ptr ________ _
Immediate OJ>f>nlng for vti helpCu.I, not req'd. AMERICAN CAREER Item SllSO oo;. .Jl so.5C11t ' w/pad 1100, hl!w/baell:· taa. ,Add~ eacb. MarUn 018 Good cood,
Sec!retary In Conitruc More Info 752·91'4, Peter AGENCY S Pc Bed rm aet. 1ood In& S'7S. $48-I019 Send eheclt or D\OM)' or· $~.offer.
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tlnn Division. Mui.l be A Lendrum Aak for 610 Newport Ctr Dr NB Antique Cus&A>m Entllsh Great Family peu, top cond. Obi bed It frame. 4 dtrto: 64S-la8 1 good typist. ~per. In ~ lliOO-FUT~ ¥00-..s1ai. llool T.W., euH4 ~y-lri911 Setter pap->-dift, flH'9 4t tbl, 9terect Jnrftty ••nu rttOTPlUl'fl~ i--Fl'-.-n-ch_H_otn __ Con_n_6_0_. --'~"·--·-
construction purchulnJ? Secytopn'lm ------Oak. W/ball1, cue~ &t pies, calm dtsposilion, console. 5Sl ·53111 or ••••••••••••• .. • .. ••••• p 0 Bo UM
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Need exper. lndlv. 11n WOW! Fee Paid! WOW! West Highland wbl Ter· Mr Chait & Olloma11.1Jzy TOP CASH DOLLAR _PU_IU_C_A_UC __ Tl_ftY ___ , ___ ....:._..:.....;.:.;;.;:. __ _
p Ne co. BenefllA aalore DllRCff U'JNG 4 drawer maho1any ID· ner. 4 mo. AKC. $260. boy rocker, 2 malchlnl( p Al 0 FOR y 0 UR-""" Marlin~nor Sax .R. DeOJlrtrnenl who is Medical. dental. Inn f'V IN l1udoommodt'mahofony Sli&-T752Caro1Jotmson IOfu, each under $100. JEWt:LRY, WATCHES. MANY ITEM&Of' FrNB $1000C"bet/ofr.
able to~ under pre clients. Lltesh. Also Fee TYPIST dreuer w1frec sld. mlr· M5-8129 Al\T OBJECTS, OOLD, ESTATE JEWELRY, M8-54t'7 :saure & geta alone ~till Jobl,callControlCareer ror 49-& TT38 Shih Tiu AKC, champ S!LVER SERVlCt, ART OBJEC'l'S, AN· Office,.,.,._.. w1people. Must be xlnt Employm t A line, a wonderful llENREDON Dl NJNO TIQt1ti, FINE tUJ\N.. ~ nt •oi• typ11Jt&ablutotakei.hm en aency, . Anllqut weavin1 loom. mother's day eltl SE'M'tNG 1 Yr old, pd FINE FURN Ii AN· ETC. PHONE FOR JN· ,.. ~
someform. SS68S05. Requires accurale 40 30", xlnt conc:htion. $250 ~8 11700, aacrUlce 1599, TIQUES.8'5·2200 FO. & BR'OCHURE ..... ••••••••••••••••••
Service Sta. Help full or wpm lyplne ability for M bsl/otr. S5H.S73 634-8079 ""a~-' n .. o 31 to • 14$2200 JBM Exec Typewriter. Also need a tecretary t A 1 J>Utthnse order trpinC In CochrSpantet Plq), AKC. "" ,.....,... ... 1 nea.., Mdl D 2'~ yra eood
preferably w_llandi.rapti ~~~wy,Prf.6: 990 E. OW' Purchasang Depart· TJFt'ANY Studios leaded 8"f, Shots, wormed, 9 Child's Canopy bed. carap, value 15.SOO. Call NEWPORT BCH TSNNl S cond. 'Askin&' $500.
& conalruction ex per. ment. Will also perform lamp, unique lllly pad wk&. male. $250. 979·7087. 8od1prea4' 4' hanglnlf Rep Cal 631·2591 CLUB. Limited Mem· '752 6211
Xlnttypl.al/dictaphone. Service Stallon Allen· relalM clerical duties. pat.Lem $6500. Leaded -...toY 1045 lamp. Total S125 . 5 bensblpe.944~ 1---------
Call 644-3319
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THI IRVIMI CO.
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Newport Beac:h
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danl e 'd D & Please contact or apply Handel desk lampe 135(). ~ OU Drawer dr esser $25. U• a....-L 1075 ork Tbh, 30x60", ' xper · ay lnperaonto· Art Nouvs/.alnUng or a ••••••••••••••••••••··~ Book shelves •15 ",_. AMWAYPllOOUCT5 40x84", 44x96", 4')(10', Evaa. Full._, p/time Ap· · · . • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• t Sh II Sl · 7' h • woman $7 . Other mlac. 3 cule kltllea, 2 tiger 642·9101 R ... b-" Call 875-68114 card files{ plan (lies, fi y, e llUon. 1 t '"' PCC IUSIMESS period pcs. Must sell col· yellow. l yellow & wbt, --eg. , .. organ mare. '""e draft 'g lb s, chairs & rv11~e. NB_._ STEM lcctlon, 845-1262 box trained 751·5729 Stock Crom bonkrupt gift to ride It drl ve, blk Chaln saw Sllhl 041AVE, alool1, ahelvlnJ. 631·~70
SERVICE ST\TJON li""~~'o>11Kar~:in .:.a_.:;-...... swre;games,knlves.bar parade Morgan geldi.q, S12S.J ' albbcr.rf/!-~ « l·2Tn Lube mon. Exp. nee v" .......----· ·-·-~ie -to good home SL. •~eas,etc 83S Paularlno Ene. Western C7U) '98-2349 • -------..
Must furn own h.uid S<Jnt .. Ana. C' \ ••••••••••••••••••••••' Dernard 3 yrs, Golden fM 338·1011 .._ ~ SecN!larlol de~l(s, i.a
tools Apply 0111 fln~h 1i l4 l M0-83411 Will b"y i.omti rern•"· Rtil. 6 mo. t.ransferred F R T ,.,...luy!ll conferenre chra, 2 <.:hevron, 2408L El Toru Jppl's, working or not, 963-7027 U NI URE, movlnc Mi~ 1010 12' mahogany planks, 8 S.Cttlw1al ch rs, I hi SecretwyJL-9of IW La Hiii l-:11uJIOrs>0rtun1ty 111MJ~crapmelal675-S2S8 hi11h quality home•••••••••••••••••' .... • tol8"widc,llo2"thkk. back cltr, walnut Newport IJcuch L.aw · « s. __ t:mployer M 1'' · SALUKI Adult male. furn1111tlng!o, dining SPl, Moving Sacrifice. ~per fl. ~-5T3S bookcase., 1 slenlofon In
1''1rm. Type 70 wpm . Sen Ice Sl"tlon Lubt! Man _ ___ ~'ral(daire rerrlgerator, show champ. Free lo sofa bed, sora, table:.. lfand·cut teod cr)'stal tttcom a)'lltem C30 sets),
shorthand. mag cart.I & nr <lay shin help Call fn>'ll free, 17 cu ft . S2SO. homew/yard. 673·0816 clwrs, misc. Must see to Czechoslovakian bowl 7" SCRAM l(TS 4 alenorett.c Embassy
exp. desirable 1 yr or 673 3320. TYPIST l'orlablt dishwasher K.iUens 7 wk.s 2 tabb ·s 2 ~pprec.~-7730 hi, 16" Ing, 8" wide, "\. model, 4 Jo'icord portable
more leg11I up Xlnt CntCMMr S.V. w1rhopp1ng block top. bl 1ts' 1 hal > ' Obi bed, box aprlnns & \l.eliihs 10 lb., sas. tray, Hl<'WERS lope recordeu, 1 oak academ1crecord.Sal11r)' Sewing Mach. Operator Jo' lime. Tuslln/lrv1ne S50 9681611 :~I' ng r. More " rhombus shaped, ~ duk, Grea Harris
commensurate w/exp Canvas product busi area. t600 per mo. Call 1 8 .64S-829'2anytime n.U.bJood cond. SlOO. lO"xJ7" SSS. German Cou& 8 h 1 '1S2·2Sll
644-7li00. r~~~.f ~!~~· :r~,.~n 731·5Wbetwn8:30·5. N;i'j~~rrk!~A :·1?~::~ ~~EkTIUS ?t!?J'llER & Po~t ben~th~~~rig~ basket w /handle oval eous!!=1:po~= :Desk: Blk, chrm wtwood
SICllT AltY 645 2244. Typist 2 hrs day In ex· Mower i. w a n t ed . ~~2238itlen, """'"" homes. while rocker w !Gingham S"x9" MS. all perf cond. Ftnale -Rotary-am top $llO. Deale : Wood
h ( I R bl "18 co.... '""' cui.hlons, great aha"". Carpel; Romanian COUNTRY CLUB TOSI 0,000 c an'le or tot a home t!n· easona t' .,. ....._ ---.. ~ ""'a&ant 6"x10" a1· rn1liar 'Th II do 'l Ilk $.10. Cole 2 & 4 dwr me v1ronment, mcld'g pool ---2blk&2tlgerS1amesek1t-$Sf) PP, 556·81138 ufl ...-ey ru Y n e cbnta 27" deep Sii(), $95. Excellent Culurt> with Small Furniture Manur llonest arranl(emt.'nl FOR SALE 11 Cun. G.F.:. tens Also Mama cat SP:\I wknd..'I. navaJo beaut colors & youtonyeronomy. I pre· Copier: 3M Model 107
rapidly growing sm. <'II now hlrlna. So. Sanla North CM <lrl'a 5-aO·J!IZ.t refng Sl~. 4J tx~ !l~C<'! 64S :i.:u.t -cond $200. IBM dlclatlng aented my economy W/p&pcr dh1p $115. Ty"" near OC Airport Good Anu location -slornice 1hed szs. 2 x2 x6 Sofa, lnvc seol, c:oHcc la· nod lranscnblng units, ticket and they stamped ,..
typing, Sii rcq., offH'l' Wooch;;orlter TYPIST p1l1mc. s.s hr r<1bb1t rn.:e ¥15. 631·2335 l'J Rel, '• Germ Shep blc, ~. mods. 271 /272, seldom my forehead with o "T" ~.1~w~'.'it 11~~~~~h~J~. ~~~~·s1~i"~;;';~~1~>:c <1
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sirable. Write, PO lllil( S.amstre11 Own t·ar Earth Sciencl' Refn1otcrntnr, 1 yr old. King l11zc 1'homu11vlllc.,a --.. -me alldes or the pilot's 4.08-~7
Ii 18258. Irvine, Ca !J'l7l3 Foruphol.operatlons backf(rountl pref'd CaJI ~.675_1762 ___ f'rcetorlghthoma,Dwarf pc bdrm. :.cl includ Jl C P. "!i air impact COUNTRYCLUB. ~BM EXEC t It
751-2600 Gett.FactoryHetp betwnJSpm,6-12-6684 NorAl' elec Dryer 1 yr ltabb1t, adorab l e, mattrei.sS'T00.5.168395 WT"ench, brand new, $40. Mod .D oolJ:;~tae:· ,
SICltlT ARY Cull 751-l542 l0am·5pm. -TY- -- - --old llarv~st CJold: Mlnl 751·11965 Sora & ..;ve~a~Llfhl ::S;,,3898 or MH3J7 alter ~d~~-cFf~.;J ~= type
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Esl. Coronadel Marrirm i PIST /Clerk cond. $200/bst ofr. Free male lriah Seuer gm/gold accents. Very coffee table $50, PaUo a.IUP?ti ·
needs full lime s ecty Sm:.11 lndependant mkl or school. Afternoon & 847 4821 needs room to run Cali gd cond. Sl3S. Ph 751-1806 Carpet, foreat grn plu1b. awnln1$25.968-1611 fteh 1017
T OOWPM h I bk d II bl early eves 13 hr Call -.. .,.._,,,, · -----Nr new w/paddlna, 80 ----------1 ype ·11 "t nee 5 re • e, oxper. 979·0751 btwn 9.3o & 11 Dlshw:uher, West· .....,......... Olflce/De.n furnJturo. 10 yrds. Pd •soo, aell ••••••••••••••••••••••• -kpg. Call !or app't. Gror<!ry man, 6 days in· i d "'·~r KroehJ 1 tb ~ • ... a r rot D b J Mr. Riblett 815 6700 cl '& Sunday. Salary AM only. nchou910'c. aood con · $18S. Punlffuroe 1050 :;:J;;ul chalr11~r12~'asofa, $200/o(r.494·1233 Ch-t ... 111Mftrffll • : 0 u e
--open. Apply in pe~on, no Waitress & KJlchen Help ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SW\'I de11k l0h111r eloc Refrip, work oil, ~. & *::;an".a.0 1,1,n.~sp. oAt.tLeLd r.e~~~h;:ts ~o/uc~'ae~ S~!~:l~:;hJrn::n~ phone calls 5Ull W S2.50-S:J hr + llpei Mu!>t Rdr111 dishwashe rs STOREWIDESALJo; typewnler Qn Anne dio· S7S . Unused Sears o"RoA.NlC "U,. nPLIES G4&-7007 ~i..A N Balboa Blvd, Balboa Apply In Person. 3·4pm bwll 1~ 1tov~ & ove~ New & Wied faro. app1'11, Ina tablelopens ICM' 12). woman's 3 1pd blke $SO. -> ,.-t----------~~~~ c';.1i:;,~,.m~wpurt . Or1g1nal Plua. <!121 4W773ft rru1c. Wilson'J .Baria.in AJ:.o W111>hcr & Dryer & 6736336 available. 1000 WORMS~eeshond pup, mah:. 7 ' Sporl!!wear 11hop. F.!'p d Balboa 81, NB ~. ~ &t SlA ·w_....... antiques No dealer• Sot. 3000Worma $10. mos, il)'/blk, AKC rea:. - -~om.an full time Sport -Whirlpool no frost C}{.M2-7930&S48·B""' 759-lOll8 · "Must M!ll. Scuba gear. 2 B'S RED WORM FARM, &:dwilddi. S49·9().i7 S.Cretcry~ec.,t. Nook.<tl8E17thSl,CM WAITRESSES, ExP"r'd refngerntor Cln & • . -student deska, drea1er. Inc -----•
R !=: Otc. lmmed op.on Stenoor"phAr lo do part Cocktails & Food. Xlnl work.,~d $75.Cashonl)'. **I BU~** ~Sale 8055 nurly new TV, skate 17362 Golb~rd, 'lfB. P'ieos&Or9Gftl tOtO inR Good l> pl~l . dw " .. " oppor Apply In ~cm. S48·8109 'T ••••••••••••••••••••••• brd, All bit oCr thia wknd 847-5141 it•••••••••••••••••••••• tophone 1kllh 0 C lime work'" lhelf' own Mr G's,3100Jrvlnc \\'e, ---Good used Funtlture .A. .. , T -68-1407 1ELDS\Yarehousuale •
Alf'J>OrtllJ'u.8330009 ho~ 9680311 l\ewJl()rtlluch We Buy rerr11cerators. Appllancea-OR I wTii ..-ulUCAUC ION ' . 400 Plano11 /0rgans, SU y -· -Wlbher~. tlrwri. 1$ l-0 sell or SELL for You. MANY 1-·~NE !TE~S Of il<>St-7 lbs tn 2 days, new Newu1h "Nie~ carpeting. new /used. Sp 1 net".
SECRnA•Y MM WO•I WAITRESS 1150 Working rnnd or MASTEttS4UCTIOM ESTATI-. J l';WtLJt'Y · produci fantastic! No 12xl5 red, 13xl2 apple Grands, P•era. Y-om~
EXECUTIVE P 'tlme~sio:uo £:.r .wk Eqie~· R 54878 ~ont.7~~L • .J•'-''l6&liJ.f.6JI ART OBJECTS, AN· drugs ortexe~e. w ~J8U&,;T~lue .. ...._,.'--..~,-1o ~ .. ..c· ,.. __ :._--..Jr~.~~~"'~~ -" .fp·~ · •"l'f'li:~ ~"' '·~. "°'"'' ~ · TIQUES, P'l:"fE FURN .. da111 Jean~. Dti\ W.811 .. l. .,. -H~ opt.'~.n·,"S~n~lP 'n • ~ lrl'pl. Sf at/ e el typ~· "tiom~n. to<'U)Ob •l{tt1 3 WAM'R · So. Laii ~iust sell virtuaOy new Furniture Stripped & E.'TC. PHONE FOR JN. tnbutor1 needed. t w • e d ., l 5 x 2 2 Baldwin, Ctuckering,
skills. Type 70wpm. ,,ti 1h1lts avail. Age 18 +. NB & CM r time & Ma)l8i washer & dryr. nennlshed hy Exl>(!rn FO. It BROCH URE. Black/while tweed Yamaha, Kimba l l ,
90.100. Apply In ~rson, C .. 11 f o r de ta al s f time Cc11fee s~111.1 ex~ _s:.n_s Ma 0275 _ '7S2-5059dys, 675.:!lO!M ev. · 64.>2300 Why pu1h a lawn mowor7 675·7300or875·5250 Wrlltr (714 ltils.2710.
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P'te J>J1t1 Mu1l liavr !l W I C s T Y L 1 S T Stas Whirlpool W1111her • chr 12(), corner ~roup, no micro-wave ovn, beds, back•, 4 glass shelves, 6' 5t~e~~~ ~~~l·,:!t'·e~!~ ,.,.
yrs l)!ltc•m • proicrnm .,;w•wriAn-~ ... full lime •. Gas Dr)'ttr lllO OQ, l\en-tbl $25! ottoman ~ sm ping pona lbl, many lonl(, 18" wide 37'11" .. i I b l ORGAllo..IS mine ,,~r In m»nuf _,.,,,_ ' '-"n.I • ... 1 0 b r n / If n 1 d 1 ~ r a other Item:.. C\erylhlng high. 631·0700 Dys, cua r, am rua, m sc. "
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Sal tn •tllK Al•o ft~ __ tacyc&H 1020 · • · 1168-9231 Tennill fl Swim Equity box springs, kinl u . Buy wllh Conf1denct!
Jotie Coll R1to ,S40t.M:;, WOMAN over 40 yr•,••••••••••••••••••••••• Movlnc : must ••II Neighborhood eara e Membership at •teu Hoover Floor Pol. from the Oldest
Coa•tal PtrMnnel A1en· combd rmnt tfN'k rlk & Buy-St II Tradf Used household furniture. Call sale Slit 8_. Fumitu:e Verde Country Club. ?Sl-3'TM Authorized Hommon1I HELPMATES c.Y. 1700 llartH>r lJlvd. _.rellefun flOOtlt"'I 'Jedlral 8'kt11 Cyclt-& co 2488 al\Spm,'46-7972 18~0$. ~l~ei. doors. an'. _!1.050. 714.SM.asJS ----------4 Dealer In Oranae Coun .£.~ ------or an"w"r itrv up Newport lll.C.!d&IZ 1'10 t I foot davenport and llques, corpet. lamps Solo. Chair. crib & mat-KINOSIZE Bdrm. set, ~y. ,We,:!' no~ be knov.· 15051:.~~~~,..t TUC HUS/PAHMTS !:~~;~ .,~"et:r:it•0r:;,~ Huaband ac Wife ;,Pffd ma.tcl\intcha1r. tsQ. plus much more I0511 tress, lamps1 braided ~~~~~ch~:. e :~u~ 80~ 0/rf£Eorcf~~~~S
Suite102.s .. nttaAn.i Un ual oppnr for In· terutln work w 0 lhlfy'1DSea.SC 151 lW ZellDr,ToportheWotld, rug.a. Mite hanld goods. drawers. Open hutch, Mon ~vt , cveryon1·
---------letutln1 educallon1tl tutur. In ~usy I"' n ofc 49!-3117 492.9534 GlAMD.OPENIHG Laguna Beach 494 77311 _BM0198 color TV, b&W port. welcome _S_EC_l-~-.. -ltY--aalt work. PM1tlon In C.11 helwn 8PM • 9PM. RAL""IGH S T t.ht Jl'urnltureConnectlnn SUPER SALll Old 1nllqu~11thlub. E•· (both fol I re mo ta>• 1n'OPtN OR CALL s•... \Ohl' cont.u:t w p .. r,.nlll .,..., ""'l r. uper our SUND y ON y ..... llenl ,,.,. a't1·on ro5 or microwave oven, lamps. ..•JU5T AlllYID• of pre.achonl " •chool ~-· _ bike w/durJ·11C4! hrakn hu a 11l11ter store-the A L ll>-5 t,;_ w • " recllnor, couch " <'hr, 1::~~~o~~~r~;~~:.1~10;~1: •I• children. Eul'p WOOOWORkUnMI S.100 Vollt11t'yclc-Mark Lamp Connection I ! L524AnilaL.n,Nwl.JlC'h t.5'4·7ZIT/00·~9 dinette, refrla. Yueh KAWAIPIAMOS
time. Ml'1 s 11111 V1('jo, tlMallnt'flmeopp()r Call Otowanll Wc>•t Cout XV UQ.O. Schwinn OutraatQUS diteount• on famptnii . clothlna, Ooraeowi white aaUn • rniec.-.m7 ""MM-ONDOftGAu
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M7 ion T30 eni•r&l'llc :imb1tlou• xlnt rond. 9fl0.4t03 oft Variety of color1 and~-tach trn Ill 9.10. 175, CarpeUn1. &<><>d c:on4 . • "' .. SECRET\RV l'lll'l time -· -. ti I 6l'M ··~rromlllJ.!15 $55. ~'7-4849 • Red wool plush, LSX22. 2854E.Coaat tlwy.
8AM·12,1contrurtn;·11 0,:1---------•I per~on wi 1~1a .to earn -• '135lllell·UnitD,U.B. Sat/SOn.Jo 3.3017 W~rren ~.fl.S.317l CoronadelMar fl f II I TEU:rHONESt\Lf.8 wr.IOfl~orklns. S<1m~· do· &>bwmn ·rwn 6 Cnlry trl· '42·124it Ln .• CM . !iml Elec Chord Vorlous kinda of Pl•nt.a ---------1 Uf.0200
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Secratacy/R~•pl. YAROMAM 1 ~hwlnn bon IOIU)d, J hbrtc chra, h euvy hou11ebQ d aood.a. O'xll' Hyd r oponic Van S40. evu only Call873-7170
Beaut Jrv of<' need11 (la PRIDE} Yovne mitn wl•hlnf to 24 JO 1pd boya bike. IU wrouaht Iron, beaut, &at /Sun, 844 Cove, CM. iteenhu, complet~IJ 4'2·2962 • • model hnaft! prrson utirhllah hlmHI In ea.~129 mustaelJ $100 552·91116 9-4 .utomatlc make otr. 1e Lowery Dix 8pln1t ' ·"l 1 Ir ow In I c • rot r . --· ' Sat/, .Bo m.a38$ ' 15' boat w/motor • trlr, Ors•n·T.O. Haver used, w/itrcma "" • tnUI "II ibl's 11.•hat workll\I for M.-ch11n1cal 1mowledae c-,. & Ola I> w u her, w eal· Sijn 11·5 pm. •~. , wrouaht Iron dlneU. Ht. MW1lc, record "aororth. •
phone voke, vlvacloua Tlme,L1fe 1.1br11rlt"• 11 btnelld al. Apply. 1954 ... ,...... 1030 IJ'Jhouu. M~. e Bar toolt, ru.rn. maaa. mlac fJ1" htW lt1Uan Provln· Co'lch It chair, misc Sl,OOO.MG-6113 r.~~ S:O'::rc ~,~:~ all about. Wie have the P1acentia, C.M. •••••• ......... ,,...... Cbalrt, Sf5 ta. Pool i•ble ~m:. :;;re Im~ Loe c:lal BtHklronl 1300. h .. tlld ltema & loy1. ANTl_Q_U_E_P_l_A_N_OS __
od tivalneu. SAiary to t llhonuale 1roup In Youn1 man ~u. IA yra aanoo n w/fU, P'D3512, U8'1t. S150, ~10 • e _ m : Prof.,. bumper ~I tbl S40-7t12 L1r1"9t itltctlon "" Ute
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our nric1nl11llon you cao tftm. ' Speedllte. xtra.t'. Al new. t>lnett.e set wit c:balrt Ev•rJ'Ainl m '~ot I J ·•toOl f.2S, ... a •rt• £ 1 blk tio.t "auaranteed. '709 ~/I..,._ avera1e xlnl monty per Call 84.S·2'70:Z S'til$. 148-6.'l.'JS, d•>'•· and tut Dr od lJv rm llclnpa, kJ hen, J'\111 fs l lounae c ,,.. Ir •;;; =:.o e 1 e. &laJn & 8 A 83'.atz
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rl I ~but! pay +comm+ h --• I • maw n1 ove ( ff t .. _ ) Makeotrer 54$-1617 I .L ORG AN FOR HA t E rm n Irvine Top bDn . But, uollv Im· ~ lhJJlp fast wit Dally ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hat.a. nJttlt alancb. rolr· • o en a"''' t ....,.... ~. --.-Ul'\lv!.(!!tY Ath ttle Clll• ... •
ucr*larlal akllla com· J)OC1ant 11 t.:1 fact that PUot Want Ada. IDMALAVAN J<m>:Ns ron.. retrts. &>lu. much SOia ·atl~tat.: tliO, Oln· A1'1'BN1'10 WATER m•~.i;;''"'G· Rac4'u,~ Lowery dbl keyboard, =ltd~·~~~~": 1oucanbeproudofyour -SealPi~BlkH.Br mor..UM731 -., tna set ..,., Dre ••t • DRINXEM .Fedupn,tt" ~1tad~~vt men·1 ~•dal•, iucs..
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Bultaco 100 Lobilo $12S. CHEVROLET
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Yamaha 80 $100. '84 AulosforSaie COSTA MESA Yapi.aha 1lep-tbrou1h
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••••••••••••••••••••••• Sail $100 mo. $1400 6'4-921$ spoke whls, 3 gas lnkl>, Co6la Mesa 979.2500 . • IJ.&5.71U4 <eves) etc 557·2509 tpah Ir M_.,.. lslander 21 Day sailing, ~ • '711lnch"n,50Cc, dirt Recreatioetll \ .. Eqili,..... fast, f\m, also lasom, IMh..~ bike. Perfect condllion. ~ -9530 '74 Ranchero. oir, slero. ' • 'TOP
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5-rvke f020 Mon· Fri, 8am-4:30pm, Aircrcrft ti 10 11'12 to 32' Custom. made '76 Trike. 16 Chevy llvy duty ~~ton IMPORT CARS & •••·~·••••••••••••••••• (714) 540-7171 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fully sel!-conlained Showpiece, beaut. cond. shortbd, 350. PS, PB. AT. . . I ST & .. OADWAY
Hull deanln&:, Inspection. . NEW Hangars for lse. Reserve now for CB. Au~o. 4ss ~an 4000 dual tnks. cust whls & A&.LMODILS---l.Al4TA AMA ~eve F'1eld,_ Gen'! Dav-Purson Tnt.oo. Ver~ <JGrone Airport. S~c. Hohday&Wknds mi. Senous mqwnes on· tires, lo ma. See lo llP· ---------835·3171 lni~·5997 anytrme good cond, many xlrus, fuel price when complel· REGENCY MOTOR ly. $3000firm. 498-136S prec. $5200. ll7i-0368 WE THt ULTiMAno111v1No 1ucH111E
(714)673-7873 ed r·~11 · 714·633 6817 or USED BMW' *
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6 YEARS EXP ERlENCE 544.J'i"97. 6-to.0100 . HOME RENT A~ MEED * I
Va.m, palol, hiyout & de· Racing Sabot, fbrgls ex-92S N.Harbor Blvd, S.A. *SPORTS* '23 Che.y Truck. '713.0 Cpe SIR 746LWH
sii:n non·~kid. Spar~· lras.. Used once. Bstofr. ~S•/ **531-~• Aak1n1S1500.645·1691 CLEAN '7ll6004spd9'tOMRJ
clt!an r1ggin1. wax & 213/596-9475 Ret fl20 MOTORHOMES *CARS* '68lnt'ITravelAll J•ton, USEDCARS "7520024.spd629NBK
wa!>h. Top quality. lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR RENT sspd. o D trans, easy hfl HOW Closed On Sundays
prices.F'rest 645·9285_ WAMTID: Camper shell for 8' bed. FromSlSOwk.495-4923 •THE CAR PUCE• lult'h.S127S.6'6·7694 CALL PAPPY
Boat Services. Remodel· ERICKSON 35 ~r ~.~f!7zfargo door 2S'OPEN ROAD, fully 2100HarborCM 631·2620 1911) Ford :1. ton. Radio. 540-5630
in & • C a r P e n l r Y • ISLANDER 36. Pvt. par sell·cont. Reserve now 4 WhHI Dn•H 9550 heater. good tires, good Fiber&la~ etc. We 11ve ty wants to purchase 'QI Chevy t lon Chassis for summer. 644·8385 ••••••••••••••••••••••• body. Runs great. $1500. you double the m 1rn· directly from owner. Mount. Auto, P IS. P /8, '72 Gu e Jimmy, loaded, 548-8778 power for mut'h less than Send Information Lo P 0 AiC. new IJres, sips 6. iOTRAVC027', $l9Smo. .., ---------1 the local roing rate. Art ~ 2285. , Newport Bch, $3950.84&·3964 38moCLElse S736del xtra clean & lo m1.
7pm,831·9687. -S7.410total payment 67S-0740 Vmtt 9570
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2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
1973 IMW 3.0CS
4 spe<.'<I, i.unroof & air
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t351JPS>. Excellent
lease plan available
SADDLHACK
1oat Marine 23• CLIPPER. on Trailer s· bed w/boot. Xlnt cond AUTO LEASING -r.~-~~. 1975 DODGE Ct!~~ ~pnwftt 9030 w /ext ras. Mint cond . 536-8770 Since l9:S 213·88U·~ WE-0 CUSTOM V AM 1976 BMW 2002-Melalhc
••••••••••••••••••••••• S5800/bst.545·7290aft4. '71 Vw Camper. Sips s. Motor Home Storage In· JEEUPTSD....,EALLLE~'LSL Only 13,000 miles. vs. PaidForOtHot rjord blue W1bluc In·
V Al.UY IMPORTS
831-2040 495.4949
--I ed I ll r I .. , " l t' l e " '214SHARBOR BLVD. Complete Chrysler NEWPORT 30 Sc t 76 oad w/xlras me nt. door. Coron a . u I INTHESTATE uu oma ac, pwr s e nn,. ()iarbor&Vidorial terwr & AM WM stereo manlfoldsror318 ~·u VI!. wheel. STRG. ~esel: 833-8309 _ service 1737-9580 HUGEIHVEMTORY & brakes, air cond & COSTAMF.SA cnssette. (66SPQN J.
Jncludl's munifolds, loadc>d $27 000 must Motoriwdlikff 9140 For rent: '76 1-'ar West AllModelaNew&Used stereo. Custom vinyl $7600 or best offer Pvt
rlzer s, t!lbow~. t!nd .,.11.714:.n •. 7019 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Leasing Available paddm~ intenor & fully 642-0653 Pty.675·5853 __ plate-everything for "" ...,.._ - _ Mtr hmc. 20'. SC, reserve ·• c11rpeted. OA60021 ).
twin cng1ntt~ with 4:10 Santana 25. Inboard. 1-'ul· MOPED 1977 .H.ON ?A nowfor~r. 642·09-18 Costa Mesa ONLY $5195 Wanted. Volvo P1800ES 1975 BMW 5301
hours. S225 lotal cost ly equipped, 6 sails, Sips ~RESS, LlKJo: NEW. Winnebago. 1973, xlnt AMC Jeep MARQUIS VOLVO Goorlcond. Reasonable Automatic, stereo & air
Call Dale at 4116 1821 4. 67S-ll00l · 64,. 77,5 cond, loaded, 40,000 mi. 2524 llARBOR BLVD. MISSION VIEJO S48·S277 646-6978 cond. One owner car.
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rubber mat11, pro p , $291.530-984.9 ••~•••••••••••• Motorhome, for sale, Wamethubs 4spdlrans '74 Ford Van f..200, auto, TOP ....,_ YALLEYIMPORTS crank. $1595 IJ.12·2567 963-3702 c u s l cab: 2 9 2. V 8 • V-8, air, radio. Hvy dty FOR HIFTY
VWGTLealbtts, Overload ipnngs ft hllch, side windows. in· IMPOllTS 83 1-2040 495-4949 Heavy duly boal trlr
17-:l«l boat
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size 32, $35. s1u 28 $20. ....._.._ fnlvfl trailer, more. S2500. 962·0590 sul panels 28,000 m1 's.
c•9 3810 -rA09S ,,.,, 1627 19691~ BMW 2002. Choice "" • 25' twin beda, awnings, ~--..,. · .,...,. •-------------II If '73 Dodge Power Wgn. "• --MARQUIS MOTORS superbly taken t'arc or ' Aquan11S/'7l, loaded, '75 HONDA 550. 4 cyl, bl 1V antenna. fu Y se · too. s· bed, 4·spd. hubs. '70 Ford ··~T Many ex-28802 Marguente Pkwy. ~ofr PP. 633·9-179
fixed keel, best orrer back seat, calm handle conL. lop conll. l-'Dl609 p s. P IB, new whls & tr~. Sten>o CR. Best of· Ml~lON VIE'JO lo.ts. Power 9040 t.kes CBS 675-1620 bars. Gelling married, See lhlrone al$299S. llres. Xtras: 39.ooo Mi. (er Call 962·2195 131•281049s-1210 '76 BMW 2002 Loaded
••••••••••••••••••••••• •SADOT Marine Blue, ~~~>:n;::!~e 11195 M~~~E $a895 Call 673-0MS. 7-0-F;rd ~ T. 6 t'YI stack. ~~i~td:'6~S:~r.rd blu,
•2S' BERTRA~t 76 Mel-craft, mint cond. ---RENTALS '76 Ford 4X4. 11·i-. new, Ft & R hatch. $1395. Imported
$650 mo "c •• •••••••• • • •• •• • •• • • • S 2002 E l ·5 ~·c·LE·. 1;e..;,,."'del. · Racing mast. $395. '74 Wombat Hodaka 125. 925 So Harbor Blvd blk, <l·spd. spoke whls, 5'18-5326
9701
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·;.1 ~fn~195Q 213-~-2001 ~-1974''2 CZ 400, red f'rame, ""' MllK'Wotorho"me. Dodge ~ .· · "4v 'over $4000. 644-0875, _, ... rs ep p. '74 BMW 2002 AM 1 ~'M· •---------d d ti C 11 uo • 675 ,,,,,,, Consider a Bentley stereo, sunr'f, mal(s . 20· MAKO '73 Console LIDO 14. Xlnt cond ex· 100 coo 1 on. a V.a Automatic, PS/PB , 68 Jeep Wagonecr, a1r, . .,.,.,.. Mercia Roadster. We $.S<IOO Call 552.1046 or
runabout l 15hp 0 /8 . tru. lrlr. 0 18 , etc. Eves 9'8-1576. 1t.ereo. generator. roof-a.uto, P tS, PJB . New .73 Chevy Van, clean, start with a Bentley
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9300 Xlnt. cond. Xtras. $6000. l-ll79..f004 Fullerton um Yamaha 90. lo ml, ad air, TV antenna, loaded, tires, brakes,:. $2400. cuatom Int AM ;PM Sedan. discard the body, ---------1 675-7097 eves oonct. street teaat.~. Nia ~1y ~ttf~t. Wtop18!11~!pe• 714-828~ "811 cassette. CB.' new $31lSOlires, modify the chassis to l976 BMW s.10. AM WM ' Sloop Don't .._._ that ........ J .. ~ -sport car standards with l e caiisetle 30 000 41 MHIDIAH 26 root~r unhl°7ou've ~-~~c ent R GENCY MOTOR '75 4wo GMC Sht bd ~~r~=~at. · every sing l e /.art ~f.r 4°spd.' ~unroof, ~nl
Uko new.only 540 hrs. teen lhls SC 23. 8nstol, · · HOME RENTALS Pickup. decked out. 1----· ------1 checked. repa1re , re-cond. Dys 675 2565, eves.
Ori a ownr . Full olec· loaded, s berths. calley, 76'/J w.lco 440-AW ~No. Harbor 81vd.S.A. ss.750. 675·8747 1967 CHEVY V AM machined, or replaced as tw>-9'100~------
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bridee., luxurioUAly In· SS..500. 492·3744 ....... " cut pillton. Fox ,.___ T-tt 9 I 70 l~c. VW 4-seater, lots new rings, valves & bear· hours later a virtually terior de<'Or11tcd 1111kln1 ...--~ • .... of hro I l d 2 new chassis is the result. ' WANTED 1 n t bl shocu, w/accumulators. ••••••••••••••••••••••• c me, x n con • in15. runs slong, mag .
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S169' Z5 0 . p Y t pt y. n a a e 4 y ... ., xtru. Xlnd cond. • .... Sliver Stre· .. trlr. 26' sets of tires. All on ramp whls, carpled & paneled with a pre 1955 Lille. 714·32S-0628 from 7·9AM. man dinghy A\•oo type. "-I -.,. t ii 1 ~· ... ,. """" THEN an aJI alumlnum
---------lifoothna Frldayal.3!>-5. sa&-n5I At.lu Conllnental, xlnt s'!t~~~~~:.c~.;f~ce. Int. 7Sl-....... or.....,....,_ coach built Roads ter
Skip Jack 3'. Fly brid1e ~~ '75 Hood.a cs:soo T, 1ome cond. sell/cont, ~wn ~ '73 Ford Van Econollne, body as manufactured
'73. Twin Volvo 170. Too -xtraa, uoom1., super + sofa bd, 22 awa J '74 Blazer. Lo mi Al1U1, clean, lo ml, custom int, and installed. Tnmming many xtras to ll1t. 4' Hob e. new trailer, cJean.•lZll w/curtalna, air, jacu, A/C, P/S. P/B, AM/FM, hi-back aeall, AM /FM iltohlgheststandardS.A
$12,IOO.P/P548·5.15'1 __ ~tru. '950. Call nutllw.UctGDT738 PP xtraa. Clean, $5400. radlo.newUres&mao, 1tor1eousmacbine.
'61 •ars•n li'. 7$ H '73._N~allSOde. SllHlr1I ft0.7384 $4200.646·1204 1lM prototype is In our
.. .._,,.. 1howroom. The second Evinrude Bate lllk, tilt eves, wtulds et-OZIM a Tent Trailer, Wbeel Trucks 95'0 71 HoAday W1Met1 car iJ In transit. 8 MORE
lrlr,. Bet 5 & 9, 1179-0223 camper• Lodtewaaon , ••••••••••••••••••••••• van convenlon. bubble are In product.ion. Prox
IS' F'lberalaa1 tl1hln• ---------Yam. 250 Eoduro 2000 M'll cont'd. 540-3231 aft '14 Ford !•~ton atakebed, top, slJlll 4, Ford VS, Auto $37,000. Jim Rickman
boat. 50 hp w/t.raJler. chock Sabot. raclna mis, nobbiea. xlnl. cond. •PMorwkndlSI050. New tires, new pluaa. tran.s., stereo. air cond, Motors, 2124 E. Colorado
$175. U7·64l7 n11ed, 11lnt cond. $315. -"dyal30-Z35l Steve $47$ lO'Eriba Trntl Trlr, uldng$1500. 64.5-1891. ran«e, 1ln.k·rerr. etc. Top Bl, Pasadena ( 213 >
;...._----r---1 orb&totr.144-2178 i:s Honda CB 350. rroAt w/cabull, IOOd for com· MUST SELL!!! 1974 Ford cood. 86S77H Sale price 7~·2551 or locally call
'4'hUiunterb. Loadded. everAC~ .11, __ ...... _ 811._ma x.tnt tnd extended 8-inches. pad.a, $1,Jl!0.648-Zll07 Ttgl . 11 fool $3895. Carlos Ca rrlon at
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---------1 Ba.in ~4pm. Sb&rp! 9820. IU.c.99 ... 000. 93t-ems e«a.-Yll . ..531.isoJ 1unroot. leather seats,
Dix BOSTON WHALER '71 Honda aso CL. 18,000 1tr10 AW O 20' Hlt cont'd, ~~ Pi k 6 ed PW, AM/FM cas1ette. 4 John#C>n mtr, trlr all Wanted -exper. •&· ml.*5 air, S200(). Xlntcond. ' c up, ape • '73 Ford E:K>O, econ V8, mos old. $10,450. 688-8062
l9'77 <>nl llhra COST1 r e1alve yacht · · · 642-9772 AM/FMstereo(?aaaette. P /S P /B air uuto eft5orwkndll. sts8.t, A~K tJSOO, ill u leama n, new /bkra. C.U55e-17ee. rally whe~ls, radJals.,de· panel, nu Uroa, 'immac:
bea.lih..M2·SU2 673-2050 MARINER YACHTS, '5.2Trtampb 650ChoPI*, 201Ai' T•rry '75.SC, a•r , 11.0le ln~nor 4c lntfnor. S8K ml.S2850.&45·2.545 ------''--675-1383 rblt., Id cond. SacrifJ~ xlatcood. $4500. blue booked at S4MO.
33' Claqlc Sedan Cruiser, tllOOor hlt./ofr. &Cf.0073 49'l·MI-. #IOOor bst./olr. 536-2000 '73 Dodie van 318, maaa. areat Catalina or Ba,y hllch, 1unro.t. ai.reo. alr
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steering. Rai:tlo. Full wheel covers. Radial
Whitewall tfrte. and more. Ser. 53846+-0484 .
MEW 1977
VOLVO·
56499
lrmene white beauty-4 wheel disc
brakes-radial tires-4 speed-Quartz
clock-rack and pinion steering
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CELI CA
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ttres-4 soeed #RA24-077355
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ALL MAKES
& MODELS
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window waper-radlal
tires-ovemead camshaft cross-flo
engine. IVC2454SH1-131726
NEW 1977
LAMDCRUISER
55799
Rear heeler ·Warn
hubs-radio-mud/snow tires
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PARTS
AND
SERVICE
OPEN
6 DAYS A
WEEK
11 HAPP'/ MOT~ER~
DA'*< FROM ~OU~
L0V(N6 SON ,
WOODSTOCK 11
'r'OU DON'T
KNOW '1'0UR
MOTHER'S
ADDRESS,' .
DO '<OU?
e Coast
FINAL
SPORTS
SUNDAY, MAY I , 1977
THAT'S VER'/
NlCE ...
MA'1'6E '<'OU CAN
JUST PUT lTSOME
PLACE WHERE 'IOU
THINK SHE MIGHT see 1T ...
LOCAL
WANT ADS
WHAT'S
Tf415?
WHERE ARE
'{OU GOING TO
SEND IT?
NANCY Bv Ernie Bushmiller
OH , DEAR ---I'M ABOUT
AN ~OUR LATE
~-FOR SUPPER
•
I'D BETTER PHONE
AUNT FRITZI ---
--THAT
NOTHING
HAS
HAPPENED
TO .ME
R IGHT
AWAY---
...
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!~, 00 M! A
FAVO~ ANO PUT ME
IN THI~ eox .
'
Del-IV!JC ME to
MY HOVl"6. J:M A
M01HE~~ C'AY
<.#IFT FOT! MY
MOTH!~/
DENNIS THE MENACE
76tJ OON'T LOOK
LI KE THe DENNIS
I KNOVV.
1HATS
WHAT
MY
FOLKS
Wt>G
JUST ... ~---·· -
, '1lA?T lt"IN~ iHe
9EJ..L. AND !.EAVE
~HE.'L.L THINK t 'M
A PACKAGE FlrOM
-rHe OEPA~TM£NT
~TO~E !
MY DAD
AND f'.J.f3.
100K
MY fV{)(l.A
OUTIO
DINNE:R
10DAY.
C> t> [> ~IJDGE PARHER
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UNAWARE THAT ON THE PHONE! MAYBE THERE'S A CHANCE
CHARLES AND CA RLA WE MIGHT BE ABLE TO GET TOGETHER
ARE SETTING HIM UP AGAIN!
AS A PATSY FOR A
.1EWEL HEIST, VIC
6AR5TOW HEADS
FOR HI& EX-WIFE'S
APARTMENT!
'AR.O J,&' '!/ p ou K.("
"' 5-8
THAT LOOKS THE LICENSE PLATE Ii
LIKE 8AR5TOW! ,,, PBG-984!
I GUE55 I 'LL ALWAYS 8E
IN LOVE WITH HER!
COME IN, VIC! HAVE YOU
HAD DINNER? 1 WA5
Af>OUT TO MAKE MY-
SELF AN OMELET!
WHAi A GIFT/
IT'L..L.. EJE lA*FtAL..,
AiT~ACTIVc
ANO ve~y CHEAP!
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251.AME MS IF 6Ms
iXGHAN~&~ YOU.
iOMOr<ftOW
FOJt A FOOD
P~OC.E~~orc. ·. '
By Hank Ketcham .
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FONI<(// COME HERE AND
SEE.1'415 l 1HIS 15 UN-
SELi EVABLE ! !
,AND NoW
FOR--HeH -·
FIELD
'TE5TIN<3 .
-
,AND I
kNOW
.JUST1H '
FIELD!
"
HOW'D
You EVER
IHINK
OF TH,AT}
PL.USHI~?
READY FOR
IH/5 HISTORIC
MOMENT.,
KAYO?
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HOLY c.ow!
OH, THEY
STARTED
SHOWING A
SHAVING
COMM~RCl,AL
FOi< "TH~
SOOTH TIME ...
~
ALMOST
WHICH :t
WIL...L-NOW
-re.AR IN
HAl-.F .'
OH ...
I. Tt-bUGHT IT WAS
A OOCVMENTA~ I •
Geor e Lemont
eu-r -rHANKS
FOR -n-.e MON5Y
ANP1 OH, 900r?
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DID YOU GEi
YOUR MOTHER
ANYTHING FOR
MOfHER5 DAY,
DOOLEY?
-AN' lHE ~ MEEfiNGS AND THE
WASHING AND IRONING AN' SEWING,
SHE's WORN To A FRAZZLE!
M OMMV .1
THIS NA PKIN
ISN'T MADE OF
DAP EQ ! IT's .JUST
A CLOTH .;,._,._..
Of'-IE I LJ-;9-""<D
5-8
IL.I:: ~RING
YA MY '
1661.-f:.
O~,SURE
PoPAtJD I
GOf HERA
BOX OF
CANDY!
SO, JM H~OR OFIHE
OCCASION, I MAV£ A
ME5SMJE FOR MOTHERS '
e/ERYwHeRE !,,,
j
t
THE L.ADV'S
WAITIN' f='OR
US TO CX20EQ--
THAT'S W~ T~EV
CALL HEl2 A
WA\TQESS.
rt
...
MOM SAYS WITH ALL TH£·SHOPPING
AN' THE HOUSEWORK
AN' lHf. DRIVING
BACK A~D FORTH ,,,
''RELA>C AND ENJOY
YoUR FRAZZLEHOOD !
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eneea lo clrawtn1 detail• between top and. bottom panelL How
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•MOM'S THE WORD! Rldd»me-thla: What Is
the mo1t clitticuU mNl for a mother to set? Give
up? How about bruklalt in bed?
•Find {bird amon1 ooruecutlve letten or each word:
1. Bowl. 2. BeacJe. 3. Balloon. 4. Bemuat. Time
limit: 30 seconds.
·nwa .,. ·uoO'J ·r ·•1'93 ·r: ·1•0 ·1
e ntree feathers are placed aide by aide on a table.
• How II it pouible to blow the middle feather away ...... ________ without dlaturbln1 the other two?
THERE'S A STUNT that seem· ·o•l 1eino 1111 uo itlull • tJ•ld
in&Jy disproves the law that two
bodies cannot occupy the same •Toncue Tanelen! Say fut, several times: Crate
space at the same time. A aJw is Croft ldsaed Kathy Kreps. Mra. Lister I01t the list
failed with water. Another &lus Mt. t.ilter'1 lister left her .
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glasa or water can be =~::::;:~~~~~ ~ poured into the second o
glw which 1s already ..
filled with cotton. ~
Another experiment lll:i~ill ..--...~
along these hnes is done
with a six-ounce paper • ._'""""""'"
cup and a box of paper ....... ,._...-
clips Fill cup to the
brim with water. Now,
insert paper chps one
at a time until cup
runs· over. How many
clips will It take-I 0,
50, 100? Guess hiJh.
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. fOOAY ?
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peen. 8-Gny. 9-Jl'an. 10-Dk. blue. 11-P'\lrple. 12-Bbd:.
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You may not have known it, but those extra long IOO's that so many smokers find
popular are usually extra long in tar.
And thatmrans they cotddn't be 'Y.lntage. Because Vantage was made for smokers
who wanted a cigarette that was low in tar and high in tlavor.
So we resisted the trend. Until we could perfect a 100 with the famous Vcmtage
combination of full flavor and low tar.
Well, Wftve done it. In new Vcmtage tOO's. A blend of ftavor-rich tobaccos with tar
lewis held down to the point where good taste still comes thro~
That's the Vcmtage point. And that's the ~intofVcmtage llXYs. There's never been
a long cigarette quite like it.
Try a pack today. We think you'll go ~DI with us.
Warning : The Surgeon Genenl Has Determined
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"Even now, In her advancing years," says Jimmy, "she is still able to grow."
My mother Ullian Is an extrovert, very
dynamk: and lnqulslttve In her attltu<k
about bfe. Although her father Mldom
read • book, my mother has always beeli
an avid ruder, and so ha~ I. Whenever
anyone has ask.ed me what I wanted for
Christmas or my birthday, I have always
replied, books.
Mother has always been a natural cham-
pion ol ~ who are IW.ak or the obJect
ol JCOrn or dilcrtmlnation. She MrYed as •
doctar for our neighbors and for us and II
atrcmely compesslonate toward almolt
a0 thole who SC afBcted In any way.
Mother m a 1egbtaed nune, and durtng
my formadw yun she worked contCandy,
primar1loJ on prtvete duty, ettt. at the
nearby ~ Ol In Pl*ntS' homes. She
typ6c:aDy worMd on n\S'llng duty 12 hours
a day -101Wlbna 20 houn • day -tor
which she WM pllld a magnlftcent lbt dol-
lan. Dw1ng her olf-duty hows she had to
pafonn the normal functions ol a mother
and a housekeeper.
Quite oltcn, my mother was not pllld for
her nursing tcMc:es at al. At least not In
cash. I rcm«mber that Mother once nuned
a young girt for weeb who had dlptherl..
The glrf's psmta wa-. wry poor. Evcn-
tualy the ~ and • few weeks i..r the
girl's lathe drow Ink> our )efd wtlh • .....
hone wagon io.ded with twpentlnc chipl.
He had nvcJed rnorw et.\ a day to 911
th.re.
Although the wood c:hll» had ...
inona.y vMa., ttwy W9f'9 eab••tefv
helpfu.I to us becaulc they bunt Ntandy
Into a roertnQ flame when touched wtth a
match Our howc WM hcihd by ftre-
pl.ca In two ~ chimneys and the
wood tk1¥11, and .r.ting h WM a
rwychorew.y~.
Life on our t..m during the Grat 0.-
pr...an men narly raanbled fsm lh
In colonlal ct.ys than (ll'm ... ~ and
the WCI\ was hwd for ewryone. P.aple
died and were ~ by .._ thm
now .. aAmotll vnlcnown In lhla country.
For )*II we uted an outdoor prtvy In
the t.:kymd and a hand -pump fOI water
lANr. anoth.r' .t'8lkJw well WU dug under
OW t.ck perch and a hand pump Wat In·
It.Bled. Ewntu.Dy ws had a wtndmll and
Nftftlng water In our home In the barh-
room there WM a cold lhower, a com·
mode and a Lavatory. h was not unusual
dwtng the winter to ftnd the plpel fraun
and the c:ommode pushed off the wait and
lytng on the Door. Water for bettmg had to
be heated on the wood ttov9.
Some ol the wo'1I on the fsm WM m
Joyab&c, tome WM pure ~ but we
could look bedl on the cily't wadl and ...
whM tp«lflcaDy had bw'I .. ~
We WOfUd twd, and my fdw WM a
Mm dllldpllnattan, but he lau;hed • loc
and aJmo« ~ Ille.cl him. Oeddy
loved to have • good dmc and ~
By Jimmy Carter
President of the United States
At hotM fn Plafnl, Go.: M• LJJlJan (18), Roealynn (49), Jimmy {52) ond Amy (9).
S*Ua much more than did mother.
He alto kept thorough NCCJrct. me:! was
~ ~ ,_ wah d'°9e who
dull with ..,., and he WB1 .!ways probing
for lnnovethle ~ eechntqua and
cntcrpltla. He w .. VGy tnsenlgenl and
kept up with ~nt events, but he wa.
quite conMTYattw. My mother wat, and
II. • lbcal, but wtthtn our famty we never
I~ about tJytrlg to dcftne IUCh labe!t.
She taught UI by h. cWy aampW to
help the wale end ~ aven
when It w.n't tM comfortable Ot ~
~~todo.She~111ttw
you can !Nib your W. count whcrwer
you .. and tNI you rwver ouvow •
Med for God\~.
At • nune, my mottwr had lkdlt and
training that many ol the people the
WOIMd with lacked, and aomctima she
had to teach• wen .. treat pattsntt. She
Ilka to make thloga work bdtcr, but the II
nae r1gkl and mna1ns w&ng to lam from
others -Including from the humblest per·
ton shell there to help. Even now, In her
advandng years, 1he It atlll abl. to~-
When my father died In 1953, Mother
begw\ to evoM a MW 91fe. AIJ of the
chlldNn \Hfe grown by then. For lbt yan
she WM a fraternity houMmother at Au--
blnn Untvmlty, and w opened end
opsr.i.d • nunln8 home In BWcaly. Ga.
One night In 1966, wh.ft the WM 68
yeeft old, she IOW a~ adYG111e-
mcnt for P~ Corpt volune.n stating
that •Age II no benier." She tent for In·
formation and then announced to BUly
and me that she wu joining the Corps for
MrVk:c tn Africa and India. We were not
pcll1icularly SUl1Jl'tled.
She went to the Unlvcnity ol Chicago to
learn the lndlan dialect, Marathi, In orda
to teach nutrition. Mn. Gandhi requested
that tome voluntMn be assigned. to an ex·
pcriment.al program In famlly-planntng,
and Mother had to lam another lan-
guage, Hlndl.
While sM WM wodclng at the llttle hospi-
tal In the vlllage ol Vtkhroll, where the doc-
tor was seeing 200 Of 300 pdalts a day,
the persuaded a fe.ctory-owner't wtfc to
provtde a dun room a. a dispensary. She
then Induced ma)or Amertcan drug com·
panJes to tupply aampla for the tratment
ol the molt common ailments In lndla.
She had things gofng her way.
Then a lltde glri wtth leprosy was
brought In on her father's back and laid on
• cot for ln)edk>na. At Mother t~ lt, Ml
had never touched lep-°'Y-I never felt like
I could. In the last staga one Is completely
eaten, but In the tint stages you have black
mplotcha .a OYer, and sores. She was 11
yon ~ and IWtghed onJy 32 pouQds. I
prayed 'Oh, God, I can't touch her.' I went
back to the dodori offlce and I~ him I
didn't think I could do It -I was about to
ay -1and ha said, 'Try, but ti you can't, tu
com« In and do It fOI you.'
'1 made up my mind on the way &om
his offtce to mine that I would do It." She
gew the ~ shots ol strepto"1ydn
and vttamlni. Afterwards, "I washed my
handt and washed them and wuhed
them, and aD the ttmc I was ashamed for
washing them." She t~ me that she even
put .aoohol on than and went home and
bathed and changed dotha.
But. "I knew that wouldn't do," the oon·
tlnued. Ml had t~ the man to bring his
daughter back every day. So the nnt day
when she came, I jullt washed my hands.
And I learned to loYe her. In the weeka of
gtvlng her Injections she began lo gain
W«ight, and soon I could give her an In.lee·
tlon end just cuuaDy wash my hands. Bui
that took • loc ol pnya'."
When the IJtde girt came ~ from the
lcproeartum atx months &ater, the came
running to Mott. and brought her flowen
end put her mn1 around Mother's MCk
and ldMed her ... And you know, .. Motha
lllld, "I didn't wash my fece or Mnda."
Mother loll 30 pound.a In India and for •
long ttmc after her return the couJdn'I at
any ol the tNnQs she'd craved molt bfl..
UUM h. las fortunate frtend. In lndla
werw on her mind. Atthou9h the was pelt 70, lhe Degan ..,.aJctng to gsoupe .bout
her cxpeielaca lo dw Pcac. Car.-and
relating them &o our needt fer palONI
Nl'vice In ~ country. " portion ol her heart la adll In India, but atw !Iva a ,..
fuD and UMfuJ Ill•~ she... lil1I
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Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigntte Smobig Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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A NEW LOOK AT.MYTHS
ABOUT ADOLESCENTS
A recent-study -pinpoints how parents can mis~der
stand the nature of early adolescence in their children.
lacent medldne, and lttde literature is By Mary Long avallalM f°' parents on this age group. Dr.
Llps1tz suggests goh'9 to a school gu~
counselor or to a IOClal-Nt'Vlce agency If
Sometimes even the best·lntentioned you're seriously worried.
parent can't understand his child -at any • Mytla: The .. ado/aa!nt upt'OOT" occur1
age. But hie confusion Is likely to be the around the age of 14 or 15, which ii wll.n
greatest when the child II between the ~nls hqoe to~ ~dolly lt1fct. In reali·
ages ol 11 a:J'.ld 15, says Joen l.Jpsttz, pro-ty, the wild, troublaomc. "ac.tlng out" be·
Jed director Of the Southeastern Commtt· havlor tends to arrtvc earlier -even by
tu fot' YO\U\9 ~-·Dr. llpsltz the! age ol 11 ot i2. When an-U ·year·old J~ bc,.,W~ ~llA' f.ord F~ a.t1n9 up, parents get iii'i!Oos. mis-
tlon study that helps Med light. on the understand and fitalt "laying down the
problems ol early aclolbcienoe. She found law" more th.an they should because th8y
that parents (and IOdcty In gencal) still think they have to head olf what they fear
deal with thac youngstcra on the basts of will be a bigger problem later. Actually,
scvcal wldapN.ad -but badly ml8taken things wtD tend to c:.alm down around the
-myths about what they'111 really like and 10th grade. Parents should regard this pat·
what they really want and need from us. tern of lilehavlor as normal and not com·
Some of the majof mltconception1 include: pound the problem by creating more Is-
• Nyda: Adolaarnce le a period of tu· 5ua for rebellian.
multuous uphcoual, and the belt CH can • Myda: Young t.unogen tlJll Ol"I! and
do la hold our brea.lh. wait for H to paa •hould be nakd ae chfl<hn. The onset of
and, meanwhile, ~ the children puberty has been oocwrlng four months
from the rut of aodety. Twmod la not In-...U. every decade, and, at the very
cvttable, however. Approxtmat«ly 70 per· le.alt, thne kids. biologlcatly, are no longer
oem of thae children go through thJe stage c:hJ&dren. They may be motul1ng faam
wtth relatlw Mrentty. Parents must try to than their parents realtze .
lam how to dlstingui.h between a db-• ICJtla: Teerrogns /onn o homogeneous
trefMd chlld. who really needs help, and lJroc.lp. They don't, and to daak a child
one who Is m81'Cly dlstrcutng th&m wtth simply u 13 yura o&d -forgetting all the
leu-than-pafect behavior. changes and growth that a 13-year-o&d
There arc signs that help teD you d a goes through -AYI almost nothing about
chtld Is In arnotion41 tro4,able. Pay pattScular hlm. The variabruty of the revcraJ ages that
attention to one who ~ly becomes ed~tl mUlf )\aggSc -chronologtcal,
quiet. We tend to be threaterntd by noisy, IOCLal, academk:, blologtcal, emotional, In·
av11ewtvc youn(llters, not recognlifng tellec:tual -Is probably the mOlt striking
that a Mrtously depraMd chJJd Is almott cheracterlttlc ol this period and the least
always a qu\et child. Most adolac:ents who edmoWlcdged by paren'-and todety.
later commit suicide ftrst lhow tyrnptoml • IC,ala: Chlldtsn <n HFJ1 tough at thll
of emotloNsl and IOdalWtthdrawal. Watch ag.i. Voungstm are paJ1tcuarly vulncrabl.
also. for poor perfcimanu In IChool, loll at .u. .. and, h.heve It ·or not, ~
ol appem., tudden overcaffng Ind an In· changdbM. Thia mean• thcy aJ.o are re·
ability 0t u"wdltngn-. to ..., NgUiariv. CAtPCtw ro pollttvc ~. and tnflu·
R.member that expatt say chtldten do •"'*· In fact , the molt opcn-rt)lndcd .,,_
not "~out" of thal ~ 'IM~ -... ol their llvet may bt dutlng thit '°""' -acffon mutt bt taM1l. period when they ore miking thn flttt real
Unfortunntcly, onfo/ 5 pm:ilnt ol our pc-dedllons. lt'• • ~ 8mc to In· fR ~have~ training In. fkwnc:ethemf0tthegood. ~
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111£ BEST WAYS TO MAKE mtlR HOME MORE UVABIL ATTRACTIVE AND SALABLE
Comfort and property main-
tenance are important. Follow
our handy guide to make re-
furbishing easier and fun.
Putting off renovaUons Is as natural as
avoiding an umbrella and galoshes when
weatheT predictions lndicate you'U need
them. To help you, then. we decided to put
together a secUon that Includes Information
on what bask: remodeling jobs Involve,
Ups on how to decide refurblshing
prior1ties and Insights Into which home
improvements do and do not add to a
house's resale value-plus a look at new
products. helpful booklets you can onier
and some good paneling ideas.
· Acid A Terrace
A gracious two-lewl brick terrace, In
keeptng with the brick c:hlmney, extends
living outdoors. The top level of the terrace
ls at floor level with the house, as two steps
lead down to the f,..form design. Shrubs
add variety to the paving. whJ&e the flag-
stone-topped low walls ICpiU'atc areas and
direct traffic. Yomg birch trees, beside the
low wal~ prtiYlde shelter from the hot
afternoon tun. ~ ~ Mtur
Kk>Nky a. Assocs.
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Kltdaa
Tramf0tmed
Thlskltcben WU a c:hal....,,
lncludlnQ the nMd f« •
picture window -ltorllQ9 cabinets that had to be
''lhlrwd" to c.IAr the
9SY8n-foot ceUme, lntllrt«
~byJ.nlncJ. N.wlln.
Off-Beat Bedroom
A plain w:oncktory bedroom
WU remodeled by decorator
l..oulM Rosenfeld and her
dausiiter. The oelJlng of the
10' x 16' room Is a gl8nt
collage, featuring radio parts,
postcra, sheet music, toys and
other favorite rnlaccUany.
Bookahelwa abo have been
built Into the room, .,.,..u as
a long counter f« homework
end hobbies.and with
plenty of drawer space.
By
Roealyn Abrevaya
'Mlll.YWllK&.Y, W.,1, 1171' 8 I
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REMODEL I MG THE ABC'S OF· REMODEUNG
Conlinwd
Before .proceeding down the hom•r•-
modcling route, you ~ to be armed with
• ddlntt.e plan dew&oped from .........
family powwows.
Dda•h'9~To..,._te
A good Idea might be to have each manbcr
of the family writ. down his needs In one
cobm Ind. In another, note how adequately
the hca.-ii meeting tta. needs. By can.,ar-
q, nota, a master list of priori~ can be
ct.vbed. Why, for Instance, Invest In e:nlarglng
the kJtchm lf no one Nally likes to cook? But
lf Mom and Dad hate sharing a bathroom with
the ktda, why not add anotha-one? ._
BMlc ...... ....
When ndob-.. ...... you lhould plan to
have the range, link mid refrigerator placed
1n a tr1angle with. where po9ble. four to ax
feet between pc:h. Coaldng and cleaw.Jp will
be asJe:r ii there la continuous coumer space
withJn the wcxk area. It's bat to have the
range cloec to the dining aru, while the re-
frtgentar ahould be near the door that you
enter with the grooa1a. The most effldart
kitchen la one wtwr. traf flc: In and out of the
hot.-doa not go thnx.dt the work triangle.
Putting In an extra ...... r •• Is worth Its
co.t In recklCed f am!Jy c:onflk:t What'. more,
It needn't be a oouiplcte bethaoom. You may
choose to add a half-bath-with only a toilet
and link, or a lhowa" staU--wNcb midtt find
Its p&.oe carved out of part of a bedroom or
hall To cut down on cost&, locate the rww
addlUoq next to the other plumbing l1ne& (If
possible. the new ft.xtwa ahould be back-to-
back wtth fixtures on the other Ilda of the wall
or owr or under ainother bathroom, the
kJtchen sink« laundry facilltia.) If you put In
a nlCCSMd wnti1atlng fan that Un& on ~
matically with the lJght. the new bathroom can
do without • window. JnstaWng plumbing ts
bat ldt to a profaslonaJ.-..when the wort< ls
done, It must sat.I.sly local bul1dJng regulations.
(Most remodeling jobs that Involve extensions
of Vo" home~ an outside wall is affected
require a bulJd.iQg permit)
If you're living In a bouM whose roef needs
repair, don't delay the Wk. Several kinds of
materials are avallable for rcariacing.. The
price of the once widely used'MphaJt shtnQles
has acalated, but roofers l@'ee they are sttll
the bat value. Cedar shakes alto haw gone
up In ~ but are again J>OpUlar. They have
the deatrable self-Insulating properties of all
-wood products and are attrcettve. You ~
might oonalda' ona of the new premium grades
of ~It lh!ng1ea that raembJe wood.
The question of whether you should add
• t .._ no longer applies. With today' a
...mg hutlng and ClOOlJng '"1la. the only
~ls what ltind of material td use.
Fiberglass It the most wtdeJy used form of
lhect lnsuJatlon and costs 10 to 13 cents a
~foot Ur..tonnaldehyde fa.n It gatn.
Ing ln usage and la aald to be nonflammable..
It thouJd be lnatalled by a licensed applkator,
howcwr, slnc.e. llnproperty mixad, It can ~
wlop • lingering formaldehyde odor.
Balda oelllngs and walls, windows are
prime 90W"Ca of energy lo-. You m.ild &
vatlgat. the best t,,,,.. for ad9quatc m.da-
tlon.. Features to look for lncJude ~
an.ulatJng glass and f actory-applJed weather-
strtpplng.
a-cwa._TIMltAdidTo
8-leV ....
If you add a fourth bedroom. you can expect
a dollar-for-dollar recovery of VoUI' COllt&. But
don't opect the eeme mum on a flfth or l1X'th
bedroom. An addition of a -=ond or third
bathroom wilt recoup. 1~ rftJm, but
the return drape lharply with • f&rth bath-
~ A modem, welHqulpped kltdwn ll a
prime Nia mottvaflor. II you twnodel ~
~try to .ru.rg. It M Well. Flnllhed ba-.
nwnts wtt1 help quicken • .._ but you m.y
not t'eCOYa' full OOC. Gener.ity, penonal or
tpectaUzied ~ brtaa poor rwturm
on )'QUI" 1nYe1trMnt. A lawn lnYallMnt of up
to $1.500 ~ ~ $1,500 In lhrube md ~ c.anbe ~ tf you tell
C"""1rwd
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. . ~ioownyourown home while you're still young enough iD enjoy it.
E~ year It gets harder to afford a home of ~r
own. Beca• •se building costs haye gone up faster than
marJ1 people's ablllty to pay them B!;rt don't quit
looking until you've seen the new kind of housing
chat's ~ pr<MdJng two-thirds of the new stngle-
famay homes under $30,CXX>.
The mm•at.cblred home-It'• maldng the
Ammc.. .... .....,.. again.
CNer a mUUon proud owners of manufactured homes
can teU you ~They've lamed that houses built In
a fadory-\\Ath assembly-line effldendes-can be buJJt
for a lot laa. Tough new U.S. Gowmnwnt bulldlng
codes assure the craftsmanship inside manufac-
tured homes.
And today you don't have to saatflce good k>oks to
find a home you can afford. Thanks to Masonite brand
hardboard sktlng.At Masonite Corporation, we don't
manufacture houses. But we rMke the siding that
makes them look like home. And the 1asUng beauty
of that siding helps make a manufactured home a
good lnYestment for you.
Take a look at the houses that are making an
Amerlc:an dream affordable again. Manufactured
homes-with Masonite brand hardboard siding.
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YOUR GUIDE~O NEW-UMODIUNG-PRODUGTS-· ~
Here's an opportunity to
.. shop" for clever ideas that
help you plan ahead.
Tlelt¥-••
A~ naw uty to l!pply tile for
• kltchm becktpluh or tub anound
.. wtth ffedl.Set .... wbkh .....
beal f~ with •lic:iom rub-
ber. n. .om. mare 6mdble thin
~ IJ"OUl, will not cnc:k aad ..
~ rnll1•d. Ths tile
lhNts IDllY be installed OtlC M'I dean.
9Cllmd mrface. Including cxlstlne c:.
nm1c ttle. Awidable tbroudi Amertc:.n
~ ..... ..vtcs cmt.ers.
~G-.
An add-en J)llwl of So&areool.
a bronz•-tlnfed reflective
glata, rdlCel ~ -·-conditioning coats and ln-
craea prtvacy by day wtth Its
mimnd f~ May .,. In-
stalled In atonn-wlndow
fr.,,... or, for penmnent tin.
stallatioll, may be glazed Into
a wood or aUnlnLm wlDdow
frame -rccommcndcd for
eouthan cUmatea. This reflec.
ttw glaa, from PPG, ta ebo
~lnrww~
'windows.
...........a.a~.
~· bcttm-dYll a ~ b91hroom lldW? an. that com-
blnel two odwr ........
....... hut Ind qUlct wntlla-
tlon. It hM ttir9s ....... OAI oU .COQb'ola wt .. dlff.-..t
tunctloM em op,.• lrd-
YlcWUy, aU togds « lft...,
oOmblnaiHan of the tWO. The
flxtUre la eMlly ~few
~ Mllluflic:tand ~the 1NuTom DMl6orl of~
ftEMODELIMG Conti~
Popular Roof ()alga
The flnbhed elegance of shingles Ls
achieved here wHh ~Teed'•
wood look-alike heavyweJght asphal'
shingles. The weightier roofing has a
life. expectancy of 25 years or more. ·
BOOKLETS
TO ORDER
Brick Outdoor Projects
Th1s oomprehenslve colot booklet
gives detalled drawings and Instruc-
tions for buildlng 16 outdoor projects
ranging from a patio to a sandbox. It
al90 dacribes how to estimate the
amount of material you'll need. to se·
lect tools for the job and to prepare
the site. SO.. Wrtte: Brick Institute of
America, Dept. FW., 1750 Old Meadow
Rd., McClean, VA. 2210L
Virtinfa rui4enb ad4 4 ~nl eala
~·No •"!"'Pl~:.__
Garden Projects
Here' a a booklet that gives you Instruc-
tions on how to bulld planters, decora-
tive IC1"eens, flower«d ~ st~
and walkt-all of cana"eta and morter
mlxa. EWiteen projects. Free. Write:
Saktwt. lnc., Dept. FW., Fisher Ave. A
MO Rallroad. P.O. Box 17087, Cln-ctnnau, Ohio 45217.
M • 'MllLYWEPtl.Y,...,l,1'17
Standard-wet~ shingles are reputed
to last about 10 to 1S years. np: Since
roofers measure your roof ln squares, .
payment ls figured by the ,square for
materlaJs and ·labor.
Improve Your Roofing LQ.
A booklet that helps you evaluate the
condltk>n of your roof by telling you
the warning signs of troub&e, It also
dacrlbes the pro1 and cons of today's
roofing materlals. 10-. Write: Johns..
Manvrue Sales Corp., Attn: C. L. Hoff-
man, Dept FW.. Ken-Caryl Ranch,
Denver, Colo. ~17.
Batbroom Planning Idea.a
A new 32-page bathroom decorating
guide featuru a variety of bathroom
styles along with aaieaHons for dlf.
fercnt color tchcma. It's complete
with floor plans and a directory listing
all the manufacturers of the product&-
from towels to wallpaper-fut\nd I!' •
the bathroom ~ $l50. Send
c:hed< to Elj«r Plurnblngware, Dept
FW., WaJJac:. Mumly Cori>., 3 Gateway
Center. Ptttsbutd\ Pa. 1522+
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REMODELl"6
Con1uu1~d
GREAT PANELING -
IDEAS DON•T
COST A FORTUNE
If you want to add the wannth and
look of wood to your home,
think of paneling in small doses.
Unlike the leaky, drafty kind, Andenen Penna-Shield• windows and
gliding doors are built to aave heating and coolinJ coeta. In fact,
over the tile al your mortgage, their net monthly aavmp can help reduce
the cost ol owning a new C1I' remodeled home.
Weed, a aatual IMalatw. Spedally tnated to resist warplnc. dee&)' and lmect attack.
a • ...., ....... 111 .... Optional double!
pane lmulatilla dMI or triple dulu belpe
reduc» wlnw n•t lo.. throuili tbe-rtua. Helpa make th. mo.t ol a w.il-
[MWated hou.e.
~ Saq-1~1 4..tp. Two dm.e mon ~ ... tMrt1Cbt than r.eoplaad alMnlUtration ~ -.Ddarda. To beJp IUl out dust and dralta.
Lffc~(e,lew..a•te~ The rtlld Yia.Jl UM&tb o"' th. wood core iii d96cnecl not to eblp, flab,
bU9ler or S*l. Not to rust, pit or---eonoct.. (8-11 ai.ior of t.bt double-huc wUMlow lt.M a lonr-ludnc
pol7U1'99 ftrdah..)
ee1, ,......, .. ,... •m...
Wrft.e '°' theM PRJ:J: booiletL Mall to And-.n Corporation, Boa 11, BQJ>Ort, MN 6600I.
P'-•nd: O "Bow To Get Good Window~ GUdlnc Doon."
0 Do4~ ,WCS. to .._.Uh11 ~· Wlado• ucl GHclfnr" DOon.
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FnmeAW•
You don't need to place
paneling across the entire
wall to get a decorator
look. Two panels of
Georgla-Padflc'• Es.Spr1t
Ownpagne are surromded
by wood mc>idlng. The
cost ls approximately $10
for each panel
Define Aa Ara -
Pane.I~ can locate the
oonvenation are.a of a
family room or basement.
lnst.al&ed horizcntAlly, It
giva tbs illusion of wider
ipl!Ce. The pMe1s, of
Weldwood Vlnylgard, are
In a wood-grain print.
They cost about $10 each.
By Omnplon BuiJd1ng
Producta.
Or..UpA~
The dallCllta charm Ind give.~ lock.
grandeur of French PJOYtn. The durabl. twdboud
dal styling .. handsorMJy paneling. In 80f t colon,
nqroduced In Muonlta' • wtpa clean with a dlmp
Prownce pmwllng. wtth cloth. Each 4' x 8' panel
deep detailed 1n1ct1, ~t com las than $15.
ANSWERSTO THE MOST-ASKED
QUESTIONSABOUTREMODEUNG
No more guessing about guarantees. contractor costs
or which projects to tackle first. Here are detailed facts.
Q. VJll8I 11 .. KDI ........ ,.... ....
Ir •11.,lliwe? .
A. Thia depends upon your needs and
yo..-budget and how extensive.ly you
dlOOee to remodel lnsu&..Uon lhould
always be your flrst CXJn$ider aticn,
ewn thou'.ii tt ls a 1emodettng factor
that ls not vl5ible. lf you undertake
more Chan one remodeling project.
start first with Items that are behind
the walls: electric wiring. plumbing
ltnea and the Uke. Next, make your
.uui::turaJ dynges. ad\ as adding or
remDYtng windows, doors or stairways..
flnilh celllngs and walls before tack·
ling floon to avert damage caused by
c:trtppng paint or falling plaster. Anally,
lnstall electrical outlets for free-
standing l.-nps. then finish by carpeting
« laying new floors.
Q. WW an die wt ca 11 m • ralOCl-.... .,.1•a?
A. The ~lt-younelfer tends to undu-
attmate the difficulty of his project
and the cost. time and hazard often In-
volved. If you don't know how to wcrk
with electrical wtrtng. for examp&e,
don't upei ll1w:ut tn yow-own homa at
Add New......, tD Your Ysd
Md Gee"d9nwtttt RAIN JETa
..,,....,. Md FoulUiftL
the risk of electrocution ar ca.AStng a
fire. Working on roofs can be ex-
tremely haz.rdous. too, and every ~
fatal falls occur among dc>-lt-youswlf-
cn who failed to °'"sider the ~
inYolwd. When Improving .a lawn OI
lancbc:ape, home owners often work
wtthout a blueprint. frequently don't
buy good.qualtty plants or shrubs and
fall to-fertlllze or water acx:ordJng to
Instructions.. When hiring a remodeling
contractor, they ge:nerally shop around
only for prtoe. 11ettJJng on the lowest
bidder. They fall to a.9< whether the
contractor has 11\arance to CXNer 1)
workmen's compensation (for Injury to
hls workers), 2) property damage (to
yqss-hou3e while work ls underway)
and 3) llabllJty Insurance (to aJYer OC·
cupants of your house or neighbors). A
good contractor J>1'ys a lot for lnsur-
ance protection. Example: Workmen's
compensation can amount to 17 per-
cent of hb laboc' costs when doing a
roof, 7 percent when dolng sJding or
carpentry. But It's a good Investment.
lf a ~ aoddentalJy Injures a
ndghbor' s d\lJd who has wandered
OYer to wa~ the work. you could loee
• You oet g,__, ,_,.,..., lewna with MIN
JET'• p ••• rtad ,.,..,, • pop.up, penduluflll .ctlon
stwtr*i.r.. No fotolno. ot ~ •WllY· TileW'
bfoed,""' ~ U\l'lllt..., Md ---............ _,~CM do It younielft
• ThedMdng.,......... --~of ftAIH aT't ,......._, Founcliina ate a
dalQflt to .... and .. ,. Chofoe of
~,........ endlowt Am•wdea, ot '°"'*"' HMdaody tor ..... ...... • ... w..., (and Gee) ... ...
MW. JET ''Aoe9,y Me 11-.
..,.., llatl\ Heed. Eftlotaftt ~
d9alfn. Mjulq -... IHtlll to ..,.ete.
M• .-r .... Dlf"f. A ft ..... ,.._a. ......... CAe'IOI' "°"" ..... ,__.. leO.
ycu-home If the contractor b not In-
sured. Home owners also couanooly
fall to ask: Who deans up after the job
ls done? Who pays extra oocts (tueh as
for ' bulkllng pennlt, If required)?
What are the start and flnlsh dates?
Q. Hewe:. I dledr• die c111¥ ell•m
ofa....,.iido(?
A. And out whether he haa a place of
buslnes.-an office, warehouse or
lhowroom. The ablenc:e of all three
suggests he woric.s out ol bis gioYe
ccmpertmeot or buement. Alie f<K the
names of aai1dled a.stomers. then IO
and ~ lMtri llnd the work ttwat was
dona. Alk how many years the con-
tnctor hu been doing business wukr
tM *1me ~. Find out ii he UNS
branci.name products or me:rchand1se
\n hls work. AM for the name of hls
bank and supplMn, then check his
credlt-rattng. Call the Better Business
Buruu and see whether there are any
unresolved complatnts against hJm.
And out If the contractor ls a broker
(who wlll aubcontract the job to
others). A broker will probably charge
more, f actortng ln a oomm1S$ton for
hlmsdf, and be less acc:aslble In the
event of problems. You also can call
the National Remodele,.. Associatlon
to see whether a contractor ls a man-
ber bound by Its code of ethlcs or
whether he has a record of complaints.
Q. ww...,.._cmlapect?
A. A roof thould be guaranteed for 15
to 35 years. alt.mlnum siding f<K 20 to
40 yun, and lnsuladoo should be
~ against •ttllng for the life "
al the home. Carpentry and alterations
ahoWd be guaranteed ~tlona!Jy
f<K one year. AppUanca fPotUc1 oome
with• manufactura's wld'ranty.
Q. How C8a 1.....-• .,.... c.ta?
A. They wtU vary according to the sec-
tion of the ccuntry, the quality of m•
terta1s used. the rellablllty of the
contractor and other factors. Here are
IOIM rules-of-ttunb:
A) RanodeJ.tng an existing 5' x 7'
bath, with the Installation of three
new fixtures and average oeramie
tile (4' high), should cost about•
$3.000. (You may recb::e the cost by
$:n> to $500 lf you remove ftxtures
youne1f .00 do cleanup.)
B) Remodeling an average kitchen
(1()' x 12'), with new cabinets of good
grade Installed. removal and db-
posal of old cabinets, minimal plumb-
ing and e.lectrlcal wori<. should cost
between $2.000 and $3,000. Of you
rwnoYe end dispose of old cabinets
and do clanup yourself, you can
sove $300 to $400.)
C) Converting a basement Into a 24'
x 20' recreation room. with finished
celllng. floor and paneling. lnsula--
tlon, no heavy plumbing, minimal
lighting. minimal heating and stand-
ard number of electrical outlets,
should cost between $4,000 and
$5,000. Of you do much of the work
yourself, such as Installing celling
tile, IMu.lation and paneling. you may
be able to cut cost fJllll
dowft to about half.) lillll
• senct for RAIN JET•• llluatrated
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@bservations
-~ng ~eh. IOsing the Colonies· ThaiY
the greeting Ross Poldark gets. returning to his native
Cornwall. England. alter the Amencan Revolution. But
there·s more "shocking business· ahead tor Ross on
Po/dark, the 16-part senes that begt0s tomght on
Mobil's "Masterpiece Theatre · Ross comes back from
a lost war only 10 hnd that he must fight 101 a new Ille
Hrs family behaved him dead The estate he should
have inherited from his father' is 1n disarray His fiancee
is now engaged to his cousin And he has become a
rebel against his class, a supporter of the weak and
the poor ThtS colorful dramatic senes. lull of romance
and adventure. 1s being shown on the Public Broad·
casting SeNice Check your local TV hsllng for the time
and station
...
F.,....., AoN. Goodbye. Mr Bellamy It has been good knowing you, Hud·
son In the words ol Nora Ephron. writing in EsqUJre , ·we all wish UpstBlfS ,
DownstBJrs would fast !()(ever • But the last episode has now been broadcast.
and Amer1ea must adJUSt to Sonday evenings without the Bellamys We at
Mobil have en,oyed our assoc1atl0fl with the series these past four years. and
we're proud of 1he crillcal acclaim (and six Ernmys) 11 has won So it's with a
1ear tn our eye that we bid farewell lo Upstairs, Downstairs
--
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BetW .... er... ,..,.,. How well does TV keep you 1ntounelt? That's a ques·
tion media colic Edilh Efron. IUlhof of The Nftws Twiste,.,, Ines to answer In a
recent essay. she fincts that ~ tS "W8frdty ouc of dare· wflen ~t comes to
rePQftlng the causes of the nauon'a eneJgy problems /4.s an example, she
cites the feet rttat " loolit TV reporters 23 years to get around to broadcasting
!tie ·news· that, by setting price controls on 1nte<sta1e sales ol natural gas,
the goverNnent would inevitably tr1gger shortages
"~ bllndeta," she says. kept repo<ters trom an accurate explanation.
"For the netwottt liberals," she wr11es. ·even the most scholarly exposes of
government regulahon were simply 'reactionary' noise-pro-profits. thus self·
ev\Oerrtty untrue ·She's glad for the "breakthrough." when government's role 1n
creating lhe shOr tage was finally reported. but she add&.· 11 must be said that
the netwM newa depaf tments have done a gross d~ICe to tttts country"
\
DO MEN AND WOMEN
EXPECT THE SAME THINGS
FROM MARRIAGE?
Here is a test you and your spouse can take ... the
answers may surprise both of you.
By Mary Susan Miller
On their 15th wedding annlvwSaty
Nancy exploded at her husband Mack.
''Do you know what l really went you
to give me?" She hurled the hiking
boo'-he had bought her across the
floor and yelled, "A divorce!" Her hus-
band waa sbM1ned. He had thought their
marriage was great
Eight months, one marrt~ coun-
selor and a thousand dollars later, they
had begun to see what was wrong.
Mack had spent 15 years turning Nancy
Into h1s best friend. the buddy he hadn't
had smc:e his war days. Nancy had
spent those same 15 years loogtng for
her husband to low and baby her as
her father had done years eMher.
Aware of human lo.ability to under-
st.mxland ~te needs, Dr. Clifford
Adar& of Pennsylvania State Unlwr-
stty devised a test for marr1ed couples.
He llsted six lngredlent.5 of marriag.
In random order: Horne and Fam!Jy,
Encouraging Helpmate, Securlty, Com-
panionship; Sex, Love and Affectlcn.
Stx thousand couples ranked than In·
dMdualJy In order of lmportanoe. They
then ranked them In the order they
~t thelr $pOllSe conskfered them
Important.
Resulb wwe~ While women
dlOle Love and Affec:UOn as the run-
ber-one Ingredient of rnarrtage, men
dlOle Compenionshlp. yet husbands
and wlva tested totally failed In u-
MSSlng the lngredients they thought
their spouaa would Uat u a top pr10r·
tty. Wlws Uated Sex for their husbands;
~andl listed Home and Fam.Uy for
their wives. ActualJy, the evaluation by
each was as folk>wa:
~
~
Sa
Lcweand
Affec:Uon
Home and
Famlly
Encour~
Helpmate
Secw'lty
C Home and Family
The rauJts support the cootcntlon
of Or. Setma Mll&er, Pruldtnt of the
Aaoctatton of MarTtage and Family
Coul•lon: ''The most c:ommon CAtJ8e
of marriage problans Is that portrwsn'
needs ere tn conflict, but they can't
d1.lci.-the confl\d becauM they don't
knoW o.-.. al.It&. They only know they ... ~·· S.X, the td .,.,.,._ creata the most
'
acute confUct, wlth women ranking It
last and men second from the top.
However, the subtle shada.s of differ-
ence between Companion.ship and
Love and Affection-husbands' and
wtva' top pr1or1ty respectively-may
cause more chronk: W08.
Dr. Adams' a test ls presented below
for 'husbands and wives to take. The
test a.lone, however, doesn't take you
anywhinl. What you do with It Is what
counts. Couples should take the test
MJ)6J'ately, share the results anci then.
using them AS a handle, become their
own marriage counselors. In addltlon: •
1. Do not begin the discussion with a
que.stloo-'Why Is companlonsh.tp Im-
portant to you? or 'What don't you
llke about KX?" A quest:IOn poses a
threat An answer entails pulling your-
self on the llne, whk:h many people
are not confident enough to do. t. Do open with what are called ''r'
statements.-'1 would like to be a bet·
ter companion to you" or '1 feel J can
make sex a more fulfllltng part of our
relatlonlhlp." Such ltatements breed
loUmac:y and hone.st effort~lally
when followed by "Please help me."
S. Really llsten. Then you will hear.
'· Don't place blame on either part-
ner. Th.ls sets up enemy camps. A re-
lationship must have husband ~ wife
on the seine akie. S. Make this the start of an ongoing
program. One shot Is no good. Set
aalde a weekly time slot for your mar-
riage. If you structure It, as you do
your workday, your morning new•-
paper and your dinner hour, you are
telling your ~. '1 cere about
our relatton.shlp. (want rMI
to make It better.'' 1A11
Rat• the ro11ow1ng lngr'edlenls of mar-
riage In order of tmportanoe, l bdng
the hlgt,c.st. 6 the lowest.
Husband and wife ahouJd not look at
each other' a answers until each has
completed the tat.
JEii I WONEM
• A A • ~ S.tf Self ~
Home
ond f'Mllly
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Law
•Alt.-.
WHAT ROOT-6ANAL WORK REALLY-MEANS . -
Using this method. thousands of teeth are being saved that once would have been extracted. By Irwin J. Polk, M.D:
as new. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ done ~le the Piltknt '5.JRkr...ci.aL..1-p.a..winJc::"ll..w!llw.lng'Y-------
f---_._---orcourse, with nerves gone, you can't feel lnje:cUon. you don't feel the treatment. elthe:r.
There was a time when dentists ymked
bad teeth as fast as they oouJd find than.
Even If the oomplalnt was• stmple ~
ache.. the treatment oft.n waa atn1cOon.
Why? Becwse dartlsta then believed that
painful teeth were either dead or Infected,
end In eJther case they should ~ ranDYed.
Today, ~ wtth any dentist worth hia
floss. It's not that way.
Teeth are not just ~. bony thiD£p s1UCk
ln the gwna. They are actually camplex or·
gans. The part we see above the~
uown-U just the tip ol the lc9berg. ., to
speak. Each crown continua below the
gm-. dMdi141 Into root&. 1'ba croan met dlie
roots have a hollow center called the pulp
cavity. That c.vlty contains dental ~
the IJw and growing pert o( ths tooth thlll
la r1chly tuippllcd wUh blood vessels and
nerves. Whsn the pulp Is In jeopW'dy. the
nerves let you know. Ycu tooth ldws when
you ut 90IMthtng hot or cold, awat or 90UI'.
It .cha when you chew. It CYa'I may· ec:he
when It'• not b01Q u9ed for ~ mor9
d.n • smii.-.nd that'. when you fc:now
you hwe troub&e wtthtn the pulp c:.vtty wtth
Inf~ or CYCI\ dead pulp. That'• the tooth-
tdw that 8ellds you .anytng to the phone
to all YolW dentist.
The first th.Ing the dentist will do ls X-ray
the tooth 80 that he CM ... the pulp cavity
and locat• th. lnf.:tion. If root<anal wc:n
Merna to be needed, he'll refer you to .n
endodonlul. a spectallst who wlll drtll
throL9t the crown to get to the off ending
pulp by wori<lng ln the tubes In the R>Ota
which carry the pulp and are alled "root
c:anala." M-.werlng ln •. tiny tunnel wtth
lnstrumenta no thicket than a hair. he daN
and ~ the root QMJ.s, ar.fully ,. ~ dw pulp Md, with It, the tOUreeof tha
Inf ectlon. Once 1hit LI done, the tooth will
t... a ct.nca to hAl. FIMUy, he tWldy
pllCk.s tha root ~ ... 1s than and fills
the hole In the crown. After dlls ~
trutmcnt, the tooth wtU be eJino.i as good
,MllLYWHl(l.Y, ....,., '811 a 1'
hot or cold on the tooth. but you can chew What you do feel la happtness that modem
again. and that awful pain ls gone with the dentistry has ~ this very rJllll
pulp. Jn fact, since the root-<:anal treatment Is sophisticated oraJ service. liUI
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Quips a Quotes
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
Sootlle tile mt ........ ~~
wlthPlin-M.ly.•
One spray~ fl8ln.A-Lay brings
Instant comfOf't 0t )'00' "l!>'l8\' __ _...~.
antisec;>tlc Pain-A-Lay.
a denf!st's f0tmula, Is .__ _____ __.n.t. ol blrtll lat.,,., ___ _
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THIS VOUCHEa WORTHJ20 Of!ON
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HOW ABOUT CHOPSTICX87
A lcnl/s. o /"'*. o lpOOf')
~without ....
One a.a, one hoWI, ona tcOOPI -
The oto eltould .,ffb.
EM ,,_.II tllll -'ad /al*.
·And ,,_,.II tllll ""411' fPOO", eoo.
And oft-n odwr bldl
OJ /om onc1 "'°°"'' ~ erw.
WMch /hl. ond 111hlt:b}or 111hal7 -rm ofMn'" 0 plight.
I INlt and tllGldt mv nefflhbar
And hope that,,_ • .rlf1h1.
-RJchard Armour
HcrNpouicrll not ,,,, concltTf ..•
For ru. f04Artd that a.,,_., tltfw'tl
Jllfl •hortsn ,,.. rtrrw 111 r "°'" ,,_... nou,_. to port on orrtoal.
-Rulh Chodl.tld
A ~ compWned recently: "fve got
ubn. The doc 8lld tt coroes from ~
clmbfng OYef rnoW6." -Thomal Lo"'°""
He?911 0 lfSn to fOCk Up In CUCT}I flouMhold:
NC1THER'S OA Y: 1 A.M. lo MldllfQht -Dall)I. •
-MJ'I. RON Sanda
ntROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
l(kia ... Ufe ~. e-t ortglMI oon-ttlbutloM to "Ohlld," Femlly WeetdY, 141
._..lngton '-·• N.Y., N.Y. 10022. t10 If
UMd-nOn• NtuMed.
8s Important fOt total
mouth care es your
toothpaste. For
oums that hurt. for
minor sore throats.
Pain-A-Lay,
575 Madison Ne.,
New York 1002-2.
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&.,.To-Do ~ ~a
In 'CW you've fmgottien aU d.oee
energy-saving Ups that were offeftd
cl.Iring the encgy shortage not long
ago (thinking that the shortage. wcuJd
go away), here's an opportunity to nt-
fresh your memory. Mo.t of these aug-
gations ~no addltlonal effort on
the cook' a part-just a little advance
thoudrt.
• Prepare double recipes of ~
.. st.ws, etc. Then freeze half.
• Whenever possible, thaw focid be-
fon oook1ng It
e Cowr-WICCpMIS whene\ler poutie.
Foods cook fast.er; water bol1a more
quidlly. Be aft pots have ~ lkh.
e Foods cooked In $hal1ow ~
d1sha and In oovered casseroles cook
more quiddy, I
• Cut-up foods cook more quickly.
• The CMlll does'DOt need preheating
for cas.sero&es, stewed ineats. etc.
Whm prehgdqr ., electric own for
beMd ~ place food ta as 9000 as
-.tomatk: lWat goes off. In g.as stoYa,
" do not Pl eheat own more thml 10 mm..
uta. Do not preheat broiler lA1lcss
rec1ps IPICIOa to do 90..
e Avoid owrrJMi*IAog. Each time ~
open the oven door, ~ lo. 20 per-
c:cnl ol the heat •
A.chlce 0. Womea'a Creclt
Now that Wa llJegal to deny women
credit bee-• of that' sex. they nwt
mans Information mo.Jt 1helr new
atati& Hsre ere answers to ttw. &.
QUll1IJy ldked qamtbas:
• Q4t•w;.:..::_?'C2 ti.iilt1 IR h ......, .
A. U ~ htnbm(I dia or daelU the
famdy, yoa .,.. IW>le foe debt& ~
Diil on )olbtly wttfl him-& ~
~ °' pcrmaal bin. for~ p&.. You .. not lJable for debtt be
cooba::tlld lndlvklJalJy. u "'°" n...
b.d• bMI cnclt hlatory dlrme-
~ ~ ol glltttng credtt, ~
~ be picpeqd to pramt the
cndlts with rcuans why thM tllould
not rcn.:t on ~· wtlt...,.. cw aiblJ..
lty to Nplly • loin. / Q.0....-........... ,., ••
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A. Fedsral .. w forbldl ~from
l'Dllklqa '°" ~ for cndlt--or Im-~MW coodtlool on l~ you
gst ~ .. ~ dlYOR:ied
or~
Q. 0..a ...._..., • .._ C911Y
_ _......, ... , 2 ....... ...................... .....,
, A. Y-. A cndltor must c:anllder, with-
out prejldce. the combined Income of
bolh husbenci and Wife. Thts rnunt
th.t your lncon»-lrom a full-ttm. or
~tpert..tlms ~tbe ...
CX!lmed ---yoUr'8 • woman.
How To "--•Your Qld
HM A Har11e Prtibl-
Yw am detect ~ problems tn
your c:hlJd IOQQ befON be ent8ra achool,
says Or. Maurice Miller, chief ~
gist for New Yark lJntvenHy and
Lenox Hill HospltM. Ha lists the follow-
~ signs of oormaJ ~ dewlop-
me:nt for a child:
e A COIHnOnth-old should blink or be
stmtled by a loud no&M.
e A three-month-old should rupond to
his parents' voices and know from
where a sound Is coming.
• ~ the MC:Ond v--. he
ftxdd show signs of ~
LwvY191 Dr. Mll1a says one IDdlcation of hear-
ing &ass ls when the baby ls ..-prised at
-~•parent .... tbt~ "° f--. 1Jt 4t e. - -
head ol the hearing ccntar at the Long
Island, N. V.. Jewlsb Hillt&d9 Mildica1
Centar, suggests parents .my out of a
baby's vtsaan. make baby-tAlk ..ms
tow..d ene akk of the youngstc's
hMd .nd -wMther the child ba'n.t toward the 8CU1CI. A falkre for a baby
liX-monthl old to r>apoiW:I lhotlld be
cw for cancan.
FWin-.ea.Ma Wiil Qrmlc Boob
A c:oiamer law-training group &s usang
ccmlc book.I to f\ght con men. 1lte ~t-page TA. DOOi' to Door Careb
Con lllustrata lhe hJd>-praa&nt tllCt:tcs
UNd ~ .,.. vocational echools to at-
tr.a student.I by ~ MW ca-
,_,. md nn..dal ..a.tty that don't
matmtabe. The ~WM:r '9 the Con-
asna-Law Training CAnt.r ol the
New York Law School, operating ~
der • grant from the U.S. Office of
Education. The book ls avallablc at
IM* rates to~ or to fndl..
vklulU ror is.. ~ writing: Ccnamu
.Law Training C.nter, .New York
Law School, 57 Worth Sn.t. N.w
Ycft, N. Y. 10013.
IN111E
WCJRl.Jl ••
Drop;;t\ eo.. .. WI! Be cOdy o GI Bm Ulen
Vetenins gotng to school under the GI
BID have a new lnccntlYe to caq>&et.
hlr courM work. U tt.ey don't, Uncle s.n wt1J dabMd fud ref\nis from
hm. In tbs put, If a wter. dropped
-co.nu and mded up carrytng too few
hows to quabfy for bis .,..,.. the
Vcter.w Admfnlstratlon (VA) paid f«
the couna up ta1U1 the dat. he
di opped than. But under oaw lcglsl.
Uon. the VA ls Inking retroecUve,.
fmda from q student who drops
ccusa and takes fewer-dauroam
hours thm ~ for hl'.s VA PllY-
menL The VA urges vetmms to confer
with the ~(airs olffce of their
8Cbool to ... what effect daoppb19
cot.na wll1 have on than.
Qllic*TMa
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t 'J I from 664,000 In 1966 to
1.3)5,000 In 1975, accot dbag to the
Natlaoal Center for falucational
Stattsttc:s ... ,.,._ II ~ to
k15·9t11iafed ....... ...... ...... ..-.. ........... ..
ailt9 a rec::klms dalr, aaya Dr.
Arthur Helfand, cochJef of podiatry
at St. l..uke'a and Oilldren'a Medk:al
Center In Philadelphia. 'The action
of the foot, ~ and ext~
ltiznulata the mu9C.la of the Iowa'
leg." he says. '1t can also consider-
ably tmprove blood clrculattoo
~ both the legs and fest"
... A nc111t...., of tr' a wllll
.. a' ' ,. 5 .... fowxl that 55
percent of them had the playmate
few las than a year, 'Z'I percent few
• year, -18 percent had the com-
pmdoo for mare than two yura. Or.
Violet Kalyan-Maahlh, auoclate
professor of ht.mM ~ a the family at the Unlvcnlty of
Nebruka, Nported that .... fomd
no difference In lntc.lllgence and
creatMty between chlJchn who had
irnl¢wY playmates and thoee who
did not. An carltcr study had shown
there was no link betwa:n having an
Imaginary playmate and behavior
problems. ... ,.. Ccmm -...... ................ ...... _..._. n.,,_..._ • ;..ow1 ..... ......, ,,, , • .._ am. The states are: Newda,
52 pm cent; Artz:ooa. 46 percent;
Flortda, 40 pa cent; Hawaii, 36 per-
cent; New Makx>, 34 . ~t; ml'l:=~:JJ•~"f .. 41 -__· --~·tptib .. to ~4~-:.
DATE: Mother's Day ls S-C.,.
BIR1HDAYS (all Tamas): S tr J
Bl.shop Fulton J. Sheen 82; Rick Ncl8an
~; Don RJckJes 51; Theoclona Soren--
fen 49. ~ Finney 41;
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Astaire 78. ~ Mo-a .... 42: Irving Berliri 89: PhJI SiJvers
~ Mort Sahl 50; Salvador Dall 73;
MarthaGrabam82. ~ard
K. SmHh 63; Burt Bacbarach 48; Vogt
Berra 52; George Carlin 39. F....,_
Ste\M Wonda Z'l; Bea Arttaar 51; Joe
Loula 63; Daphne OuMaurMr 70. Sam·
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fUIOAY, MAY I
10-JO & (Clll Cl)) Cl) BA ......,. "'Jtfh Ooublthud11 • T1ams It
be announced
11 :00 D IHl (() !Ill WCl O..Mts Filllll £1&111 dllOS. fe11u11nc some of tht
top Mmes in men's tennis compete 111 the final ro1111cl"Oftt1rs1oan111Mnt-
from Karrsas City, Mo e Allpla .,_._.. ~hfo1n11 Aocels vs. Boston Red Soa
lt:OO G ho-faii Charlie Jonn hosts this Sj)O(ls 11mt show
1:00 • (8 ())) QJ) "1• lltlsoa c.tf livt covmae of final roonct pl1y
1n this lOlf tournJmtnl lrom Ille Prutoo Tt11I Goll Club 1n Oallls. Ttus
~ D@ Cl) CrlMsUM
fD lllltfUtillla4 Sotcer Wm Germany vs Nortlltm lrtlancl Tht
11111<11 betwten two top ranked inltrnJtlOllll socur tums was taped
Aonl 27 at Mu111tlldorlt1 Stadium in Coloene Ctrrnany
3:00 8 (rlli (f)) QJ) w..14 lftilatloNI T.-Clmit fhG proa11m
bqliu •ts 10111111 SUSOll from lht Sta P111es f'lantallOll 1n Hiiton llttd SOul~ Clrolina Players 111dude Bfo!n Bora. Rod Luer Altllu1 A$/lt Utt
NasW41. Sue S.rbr M1rt1n1 Nawrafltova. V1r11n11 Wade alld honnt
Goolaacnc MOIDAY, MAY 9
l:JO 8 ((8) <U) IHl ABC Mondar lll&M l•M~tll Teams to be
announced Wll>IESOAY, llAY 11
5:00 II 0 ff) lf.lll m llortlft/llolllca Mtavyweipt fi<t Joe C.1111011.
Dick Cnbt14 and Urry Merch111t P'OWtde commentu-, of the Ken Norton
Duane Bobi(k 12 r0ttlld lluvy.e11ht 111111 In 1d41hon, featured 1s thr
unique 11 round h&hl htavpe11hl bovl between Mike Quury end Mtkt
Rossman f'RIOAY, MAY 13
ll:lO • -w.w....,.,. SATURDAY, lllAY 14
11:00 D G(....,/lllajef Leaaue lmWI Teams lo be annoonctd
L'CIO D Tit WlllMn
ID Mlpiflc:at ~· Proaum locusts on the lon&tsl and most d~f1tult Round the W()(ld Yachltnl Race evtr altempted
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SUIUllAY, MAY I
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c.twoDd. Ctcli1t Kennedy TVUOAY, MAY 10
l:tl G 1211 D .l:J "'Jm•iall Jiau.a" <edv) ·n-llobe1t
Word Will Gttf Sldan Gltr*h. Allyn A1111 Mcltllf e (C) "Ytn ClG"' (a4v) S4 C.r1 Cooptr 8u1t lanmttr • • CC'I "fltllllflt" (COlll) '61-0tck Ytn l)yke Barbara r fldnn
Wl.DIU.WY, MAY 11 .. e (C) "Win ,.... (HI) ·~~-ltuk Oou&laJ Waller Matthau D Ct> "Tiie 11-. a.tr ~ (dra) 76 Jolin Hurt
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TffUaoAY, IMY 12
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NICE GUY LIKES
BAD GUY-ROLES
Enlat lofplte pts pod IVY l'Cill, tor a cllaop.
"I'm basically t()O nice a auy to be pleyini so many realty mean
people," Ernest Bor1nl11e says "It's my face, I cuess. Sort of has that
belliaerent bulldo& look to it." Bor1nine was on location in a
beautifully rvued wooded area not far from Yamhill, Ore .. workina on
the NBC World Premiete movie "Fire!" The Irwin Allen production airs
Sunday from 9 to llPM on NBC's The Big Event.
"Fire!" as a drama about the devastatm1 effects of a forest blaze,
which imperils a mountainous. lumbtr·producina community. And
8or1nine aets to play a nice IUY in It!
But ht has played his share of villlans, some of them classically
~ I0.:'8~)M~<i• ..,,.,.-jlg~q_r~ls '~:., ... _~~.,:.,II';."""' nert irrtfltllltf'tl'i'wi'ttlir
bfutal bri& cuard who beat up frank Sinatra. And 1n MThe Emperor of
the North Pole" he played a sadistic frelaht train conductor bent on
lulhnc Lu Martin for tryinc to hitch a fret ride on the tram.
A constant kidder on the set and a belly l1u1her with a m1le·wide
smile, Bcqmne, off Clmert, is.tn.unlintyvillam. ''l\ctUJlly, I jump at
the cllanct to play a villain when 1 'ood role comes atona," he says.
"YOll Just don't hnd the riaht kind of villain every day.
"It's fun to pl1y a heavy and inost actors love 1t Gives you another
w.-, of sllowrna act1n1 ab1hty. And people remember the heavy a lot
lol\pr than the other characters."
110r1ni11e won an Oscar 22 years 110 for rus performance as the
lotlety butcher m ''Marty.'' And he has played 111 westerns, adventure
films and made a lastint Impression m the TV comedy series,
McHale's Ntvy. "l'eopfe still remember me as McH1le and that's fine
w1tti mt." [ml• says, "but they remember me as fatso (in ''From
Here to Eternity"), too, and they probably will for a lot tonier."
Some yurs a10 Bor1nlnt •as in • tiny restaurant In Naples when a
swarthy man approadted him and said, "Mr. Boranme. I want to ten
,au how muc:h we en1oy your work over here, especially in that picture
'Pay or Ole!" (Ute ttue story of a New York pohce lieutenant who in
Ult tatly 1900's almost s1na1ehandedly broke up the Malia) Ernie
tm11ktd lllm tnd u the man left the restaurant. a waiter slipped over
to Bor1n1n1 •nd nked. "Do you know who that wu?"
Emit shook his head no ... "lucky luciino," whispered the waiter.
lllc1uo was one of the or11inal New York Godfathers. who at the time
wa in exile 11 Italy. ·
"C.rta1nly alad ht enjoyed Ille film," Ernie recalls.
FIGHTING : A FAMILY AFFAIR
More than 42,000.000 people will watch the Ken
Nortotl-DUU11e Bob1ck fight amng live: on NBC. Wc:dnc:s·
day ut 6PM . The: number is NBC's and should be: pretty
close. especially if all of Duane Boblck's family tune in.
"I come from a big family; 15 counting mom and
du4." explained the: 2~·year-old heavyw~!gh1. "My
father and two of my brothers can clean my cloclc=imd
cight·morc fighters are on their way up."
As the: scconJ eldest child in the: family. Duane Bobick
lcnows it tak.e~ hard work to cam anything 111 this world.
"Sure. it wai. tough at limes as a kid," he recalled. "But
when you're young. you bounce back fast. And you
always have 'tomorrow' when you're a kid. Being one of a
hi:rd teaches you how to compete. how to scramble. And
when you're down, you don't have to go to strangers for
help. That's important."
Bobick hasn't had to do any bouncing back 1n quite a
while. The last fight he lost was an amateur bout in 1972.
Since turning professional the following year. he has won
38 straight bouts, lost none. A win over Norton May I I al
Madison Square Garden may p;ive the way for a shot at
the: heavyweight championship of the: world.
"I've bcncfitted all the way from having a big family.
We were always very close. It was good for me growing up
with all those kids. There wasa lot of love among us then.
and there still is."
The son of a Bowlus, Minn., plasterer. Duane n:ali:ied
early in life that. while love came easily to the Bobick
siblings. he had to scrap for everything else:.
He was a three·letter man (football. baseb1&ll and
basketball) at Royalton High School in Royalton. Minn.
During his single year at Moorhead State College. he was
a first·string tight end on the varsity squad.
''One thing about coming from a big family. I never
had to go far to find someone to play with as a kid. Now I
don't have to go far for ring advice:." All male members
of the Bobick clan are fighters. including his father. At
present count. Duane and brother Rodney an: bauling in
the professional ranks and five other brothers arc
amateur boxers. "The fact tliat so many people in our
family are fighters is an extra plus for me. They under-
· ·1and hy I dojt.;.whz w~n1!1is_w~~-al~th~ h.!~ ~otk --~.,.. -'*"--··----.... ....., ~.~
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11:00 o a (I) cm WCT '**" r11111 £1pt duos lntunnt some ol lhe lop
111mu 1n men s lenn1S compele 1n the ftml round ol lh1s to111namenl
from KanSIS City Mo 9 An1tls laseNll Cahlorn11
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INFlATION BEDEVILED KIPLING, TOO
b~'s fetlin1 tllt plndl. CoffH's wllat?-AJMOSt live bucu a
pound? Not to mention how clear 111'1 about every other staple in the
family larder has becomt.
It's called Inflation, and one wonders if it was ever thus.
Indications art the! inflation has bedeviled people for years. Cue in
point la Rudyard Kiplln1. the master En1llsh 1uthor who was onct
dubbtd '1he Voice of the British Empire." One of Klplin1's works,
'1ht White St1I," repeats as an special, Friday at 8PM on CBS.
Althoulh never dirt poor, Kiplin1 had his money worries. In the
early 189(h, for Instinct, Klplin1 suffered much ~m his sudden
popul1nty In America, because publishers printed his works by the
tllouund and ht nmr rot 1 cent for them
In 1885, K19'in1 ptnntd an ei1ht ·stanza poem to lilt ph1ht of Iha
dwl11d1ln1 valut of hb pay clltcl At the ltmt, ht was assistant editor
of Tiit Civ~ and Mlhtary Gazette, a newspaper In 1.Jhort, then India,
now Pakistan. It btpn:
"I em 1 man of culture small/With men moutM to fill /And I do
not understand at all/Why money can't keep still."
We hm you, dear Kip. Oh, how we hurl ..... ,
TV WEll<, MAY I . tt77
IUNDAY (Condnued) 1100 ~:30-Ct World ti Ult S.. Glt01mllllfllestilt1o1n1111to111h hi$
8 ( 9 fl)) 18) lrro11 •tlM• • World .. $wwiw1f "T ht Atcflllect CIDI flnt Sileflt l... tnend Roy Doont H • dt1vt1 ot t~t
Golf live OOVtrtle of ftn•I round pt•1 r~t Stines" )Ohn fOfSytht intro (QI; (I)) Ar•'• S..,U Wotld SUptfclllfJtd "' Ustd for llauhn&
rn this solf tou1namen1 l1om t11e dueu • fescu11tinc stud1 ot w1spJ, 7s00 the 11te1a1 boote
Pruton 11111 Goll Club '" Oallu, ~how1na the '"'"dlble 1daplahon• fJ (l.i1J (J)) {I) IOMlliwt. D MIC IS A8Ul£ with
Tun ~.~:~:·.~::~ped them su1v1vt 101 60 U GARNU COMEDY Hm * Irwin Nitti'• "FIRE"
a A*Ct '114 Colttllll ((11) w~~ Trthl *' OtSMEY TV nOUtll IJ U (I) <!Jt G lllC'a 111
: :.''L~11: I O.'.J Tlll11• I IHl Cl) loll It WM\ II U ({) <ti G ...... ti Oil-!~!.•t: "f~t M(edl v) J 11\-ErDnttl Will Slltr ... ,,.... llllt .... m Wett4 ,,_ .., "Tiit C.Jt•'"1 CowWy" (2hr) A ""' nine .• .,. I"· rt , llh at lleltld Ctto/EJI [I M do (18 Cf)) C111...,io.it111, filllilll r.owboy, sllin111J1ed abolrd a U~ln& Attrn, Alta Cold, Oonn! Milla, Lloyd 0 1111 fll ~ M(ltr veuel. Jumps 1l11p In the Hawaiian H°"n. Neville lhJUf, Ty H11d1n,
-1:30-8~1rtti lllandl and help$ the ••do••d C.11t Enns When a conv1Ct MIJ • e Twil~ ZIN llllCI mother of the boy wllo rtteued him w1es ol 11111 10 d1ven attention from
(I) Get Surt SsOO 10 turn htt potato lttm into one or' firs tKlpe plans, an entut mountein
fJ) Grett Com~ a Star Trti ll•e l1tlt talllt ruchu rn tht ralands tommun11y talhu to balllt the huit
2:00 ru Morltt: IC) M"""" Cll•rllt" Jam~ Gatntt and Vera Mtltl Siii and dev»tat1nt blm t~at QUdly (com) '64 Debbie Reyl\Olds. lony a Tiit St;llltkt Md frNI ,,,... 11owt and t reafena rl$ ver1
G 0 CCl '<llldltllld Curtll, Pat Boont. Wafter Matthau, (_(} Wild llntdM txtstenc;e e Twllipt ZoM Marlin G1btl D (IS (f )) Q)J Mr Me11't 8 Ott! a...u
(J) Ion.aw D "tit Mvtftturt "AlnU Vfrldet Mnillt A lllly (ft) A httndfy ped1a Cl) Wlfld TUM TtMlit
CD TttUll ness Lake" When he spent 111111 trrcran helps a younr boy WlloW G Tiit ".tldon f1J l•terutlo11al St«tr Wtsl months on Al.sh's remote l akt £va. molhet rs precnanl and 0h1l t1110 m RD HUMBARD
Gcr111tn1 vs Northt1n l1tl1nd ht ()f Ted Walker $1arttd outfo film 1n pl1ymatn lo undt11t~nd the facts ol * RAUY Ill llllOIVILLE
m11ch between two top ranked unusual sctenhhc e~pe11ment but 11 ttuman reproduttlon Shane Sinutko, Cll lh Kum!Mrf 1ntun1t1on1I soccer teams. wu turned 1n10 an uupmnc stoiy of lhe l111od loflr»on, Rachel lon11ke1 •nd fD llCET Allctloll •n Continues
taped Ap11I 2 7 al Munamdorftr cduutlOll ol •modern educated man Dr Lendon Smith slat ID fJ S.... • S,eria '11111
St1d1um lft Coto111e. Germany by pr1m1trve nat1Ke Cl llew f"uure Mtllt -9·30-m Sltm11t1 H Oolllilll' fl) Tiit f'll f'I) Ja,.NM Llllptl' '111r111d 9 Tiit II' flt C..111 -2:30-UGI llln St lCErs AlctlH '7' Conlinun a Yoke' the 11.a,.!.
G ®l MMt tM ,,_ 11t lltwle: tCJ "Miiii< Mari" (mus) at An Hay Mu 10·0·0r·· a Mttlt: (CJ "lou1Hy to t111 '62-Rol>ut Preston. Sh11tey Jones -7:30-a Day ol ~ =.~tt':"T~~~str fr) '62 John : ~:::!"' J.-. !tour m AM, WlllCt!M Slllw (a (121) ())) O St.i~y I "'"'
G MoN: "l.fllrl Me ftlMltf'' (mus) fl:) Stir Sou•r m Mowlt: (90) "My fnorlt• "Blood Bath" (R) M1mben o1 1
'S6 flm l'itS~y. fttth•1d (&an. (IJI) ())) ~ lru•tttt" «om) ·47 Bob Hope, dtadty wit •1dn1p St115'~ wrlh the Otbra P11et Htvrllt 81111d Cll ~ Klftcdoal OOlo\hy Lamour. Ptlt! I one, lon lh1t1t tllat hf will dit If tht1r lttdtr
CD Mtvle: CC) "Th• Cm• of a .,.,. tllt .. ,.. Chaney IS not reluwd from prison Within 24
fradtuttlll" (hor) ·~7 Ptt•r -S:30-8:00 hours Cijsh1n1, Chrrstoplltr let. Kml 8 fate Ille ia.t1111 D ((11) (J)) ()) lllllda (R) Rhocn D Glrfttt Ted Anlstr0111 Covrt. Robert U1quh1rt G ~ [)) flit ,.._ '"d hfl 11st11 help Gary run a hure C11 ~ Holli 0 (j) lt..W. CtG! fr..mde day Iona Hit to sm hrs mod Gt g .....
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G At OM Wltll... O Ctt.britJ s-psta•• 0 ((ltl Cl)) QI) AIC Su•d•J 9 ~•J S.1Wrt ,,_
Cl) WiW MW West llicM llMt: (CJ (Z1tr) "tor la tlle • "'· Wia1r1H e ( f'I)) o W.rW fat1ta· •V•NING ,, .. tic •••M•" (dra) 16-Jolln • ....._., '"Gell
tlMal Tt1111ll Q.ic fhrs p101ram Travoll1. GIJnrs O'CoAnor, Robert 11 OO
btttns 1h louttll MUOI\ from lht ~ 8:0<1' Rttd, Ol1M Hyl1nd. Ralph ~1111111 I
Pints Plant1tron rn Hilton Htad. G D ll) 1111w1 >olln fravolta ltll'l tn 1n unU$Ull : ~~ llt G> lltwt
South C.1011na PlaJtll llldud• 8j0tn II Tlllt'• c.t SIOly ol I boy boln with In tmmuMy ,..., Tiit rn ........ llof1, f!od Lrm Althur Ashe, lht a IWft a.Nf c.c.tt dehcrcncy, (oiced to hvt rn an IA· ~... """'
tb stHt. Sue 811tt1. Mart•~• e Allall WotW tiibalOl·llkt environment lsot.ltd Ct IWJdaJ •I Mtlod7"'4
Nawr1hlou. V1111n11 Wade end ::.!:':,: (CJ (21ul ''Tbt from humao contact. he" faced wllh • Mewlt: (C'l, (Zllt) '1llNort Your honnt Goola~ Com111ulalou ~tcy" di•) '12-•hit°' dutfl deCMll when he 11111 leul Sll!rltf' (com) '69-Jimu , 1':'~ '" w~~~------~---~ .. .--. ..... u~· .. (~~ ~~a11-1tautiL ,,UM.._,_.,
Stlltnltl •«mClJIUCtllu11'r•SM •~t'W ~""---,_ ;,15M f() ~ "-e UfO ~ ltcel. Slltrlfl" (com) . -J1mes Bfuc• Dern, Henry Jones .
11t lie.tr. <c:> .. ..,.., tt 11111111" U (I) trtMIM Ga1nt1, Joan Hackett 11t .._, ... man
(1dv) '68 J1mo Cun Mrcn1e1 tD ICfJ Aldioll '71 lht thltd nraht 11t S. Yq Sllolr 8 CJ) AM111·l2 , Stiratlft of KC(J's nrnlh annual fund fl•llAI GD acu Alldlel ·n Cont1nut1 9 lcn ~ 11 Continues.
• ..._: tCJ "•• ..,,..... ~llOll lon•rht's 1pec11I rlcms, on -8:30-CB{))) ..._ Wlllillll• si-
(111Jtt '10 Aathl G.dc, £ nfyn wllldt WltwttS •rlf h~t t Clllnct to D (aJ) Cf')) Cf) 1tlyllis Phyllis Cit Ji-, Stntprt S.
Slnllt bid. include an Aaron Stell otl. 11u1 1 1omantlc plunae wrtf'I a -11:15-
(l]IJ (J)) CiMtu 17 'c.ttll A faltrnc Star."• portrlll ol charm1na prolt$StOn11 p111ble1. onl)' ((I7J CJ )) lftttlMl'I Hllllr,.rdil!Cl la e Wa•rtwi ._ Ill ..-. Ille bidder pilnted by Mis L1n1, • to dlstO'ltt lhat therr 1omance has CoMert -3:30-N1ac111 adjusl1ble queen Mtt btd COtM up "5111h eyes " -11:30-
• ..._.,: CJ "Tit• Ill lHd" *1\h th10 c1(to motOfS, • R1laef e Afriu'a poor find D llowlt: ~ "A T11t1t ltf (~) ·~1 Naft lidd Abl•f!'O••tell lltel sculpture. "Situa * hope ind new llfi. IMlft(' (•d•) '69~Rrchtrd Widmark, u (.(J 'Hicf ti ~"" hon, 1 day ~nf 11111111mme1 with "Comt Wilt tM World" Cner Romero, Topol
Git .,_,1 lht lo' Anaelo Rems 11 lhtfr halt Stall Mooft=ham G (ft)()) 111 D Mo;le: t111n1n1 ump, in<lud1na a lunch °' a ~ · ~ ".-U fwtt' (com) '69 lack 4 :00 d1nnt1 wrlll lht team. a Rtd C.1pet W.il tM Le111mon, C.t11t1lnt Otntuve, Peter 8 Tiit s.My.. lour ol Dlmyland tor two, and 9100 IJWI01d, Sally llelltttllln .
• w.,ap w lie 19no11 ff ttit ~a to.cit lttoy rtdclers tomltslone, "A a ((J,%) CJ)) Cl) CIS SindlJ e Tiit 100 Chill 11) Utt1t ._. Mall's Mu,'' l1om lht ''Miry Harl MoN: (I:) (.n() 'Wlltl LIPt•l" (]) f.,.lae
I)) St.tr Tftl 111an. Ma.y Hertmtn" Pfot!llll Ho$1 (adv) · '73-Burt Re,nolds. JtnnHer II M"lt: .. ,.rt a,acllt" (wn) e ..-. ~l "TM l• 1111 lon11!1t's 111.twltia art \lit d11e &llhnplfy Ntd &Mtty 8o Hopkins '(8 John Weyn•. Htn1y fonda,
.....,.._A ..._ rr111 lllr•" iocktri from 1t11ro11 KllS and KCfl'l Matt Clarii, LOlllM tithlm, 0,,~ Shlllty Temple. Joltn AcA•
ldOtJ R'11tat 1110w1n1 of 11111d "'n Soutr comm1nt1t0f Mt110 Machldo. Ladd, R.G. A1matron1 Burl Rtynold1 a> M4l'6c lttll A-ia
n111r '°nt1wm1al ftlm spt(ul1h111 (9 Cf)) fall • t11t Melltpr stt11 u Gator MclOu&k~. stMna D llowlt
wlly J~n F Ktftlltdy •~d llobtrt Ct Olillll flmt lof 'runnl"I bootlt& wltlsket 12&00
l(e11ntcly •tr• lutA!Mltd Cl m.OOt ,,.,..., when It• lorn1 hit kid bt01~er 1111 (f) lllMIJ ..... It: .~C) ...... It M.,111., -6:30-bttq 111urdtttd. In tatlllnlt fol hit 8 (9 Cl)) rtter Martlltlf Sllft'
Yttr Wife (0111) 6~ lac~ fJ =<])) (}) 8..... rttuu ftOlll PfllOll, he •cttu lo 10 -l:JO-
ltmnlon V11na Lrir, ler1y fllo111n. 1J s...,m•11 undtrtovtl for ltt"41fY 11ent1 Meli e At OH Wltlt~
Cla11t ''mw e WotN .......,., "l rl« In th• 1n1 tosmulu moonslllnfn& 11n1 run 9 (() M..t the ,,... Sta" A took 11 lh• b1tfu~c world of by a c.orrupl 1ht111f CofWlnc•d lh•t 2100 m Wall Streit... 1M tel lltt &ttetlll also killed his brotht1, D lllovlt: "Tiit tit Catt(' (mys) ,....
EL4
This week Jess Marlow ·
investigates
television • p · ramming.
Does violence on television really This week Channel 4 will be spend-
_ _gggr(!y~te o~r_aggr~~gts ~g.sornatime~· . · tilP---.-~~~ .. .:>1v1111~Ef/~oo\ ·veopie-Miuc ~rns;-
for an age-old problem? There are and to the psychologists w ·o
big andheated differences of analyze their impact. We'll v"tew film
opinion. clips from some "violent" episcdes
and learn thataccording to certain
·critics, even some comedies have
a "violence quotient'.'
Probe into the world of television
programming with Jess Marlow
this week: You may find out whether
television is really the villain.
"='=~ng"
4 111ir..•Weeknlahts at 5 •~KNBC tlewsCenter4
·,
TV WEEK. MAY I, llln
GLAMOUR 'GIRL
The Oa~·~~~9'M::-06Mar~11h Kale ~cksoll--
and Jaclyn Smith on ABC's Charlie's Angels, Wednes·
days al lOPM from Corpus Chrisl&.un. hnah is the
daughter of James Fawcell, an 011 field contractor, and
his wife, Polly She has an older sister, Diane t\fter
allending W B Ray High School en Corpus Christi,
Farrah ma1ored 1n arl at the Universlly of Texas in
Austin. She was interested m both abstract painting
and realistic sculpture "Sculpture 1s the most gratify-
ing thing I have ever done." says the lithe lady. "I am
amazed to see whal I can create from a piece of clay
wilh my llaods and my 1rnagenat1on "
farrah was picked a~ one of the "Ten Most Beautiful
Girls" while a freshman at lht' universily. When her
picture was6ent to Hollywood in connection with the
event, a publicist saw it and invited her to come to the
coasl to try for a film career. Farrah came to Hollywood
and was sighed by Screen Gems where her first film
was "love Is A Funny Thing " She did a series of guest
appearances in Screen Gem productions; played lhe
ingenue in "Myra Breckenridge," and has appeared
with lee Ma1ors (her husband) en both Owen
Marshall. Counselor al Law and The Six Million S Man.
She has also made over 100 TV commercials for cars,
shampoos. makeup, a1rl1nes. soft drinks and sun
glasses.
-.... -'
The trllllon dollar seduction.
Are we being seduced. or simply
had? Our love affair with cars is the
biggest industry in the nation.
ToniQht, and all this week John
Hambrick takes you on an intimate
tour of our automotive love nest.
Romantic old classics that go for
$500,000 each. Freaky, far-out cars.
The love-poor custom car owner. The
Rent-A-Wreck cult. The stunt studs.
You'll laugh. You 'll sigh. You 'll
maybe cry at the Eyewitness News
Closeup "Our Love Affair with Cars:·
Pull over to Channel 7 at 6 P. M. all
this week. Better yet, move your TV
set to the garage, so your true love
can watch, too.
~LOVE Aff'AIR WITHCARS,.
An Eyewitness Closeup
Monday thru Friday at 6 P. M.
on Eyewitness News
(i}
MONDAY
MAU
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DAmllE MOVIES
9:30 • "Lisi Wuh•'" (d11) '4S-by Milland. 11:00. CC>H ... WIM .. ~ ..
(dr1) Sl-Esthtt W1ll11ms, Jeff
Oiandltt, Rouln• Podestl
lZ:OO • "TM Strttl Witfl Nt
ltutt" (111ys) '41-Mu•
SI evens, Rldlltd Wldlnall, Lloyd
lllQ11, ~· Uwience 1:flll • "'TMa $1111 .., ...... (di•)
'42-Alall Ladd
2:00 D CC> Hla.itctttl" (com)
'SS-Cuy Grant, ln111d
8tr1ma11. Cecil Plr•tt
3:00 lYI CC> ... tt.wll111 ill lilt
WtcHls" (hor) '7 l -811b111
Eden, l1rry Harm111. l:JO. CC> HlucJI hrty" (COii!)
'63-Boll Cumm1n1s. Dorothy
Ma~1 F11nkle Avalon, AllMll•
f UlllCtllO
IYININQ
9:00
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fJ•12
• acn AlictlM '77 Celeboltes
from Knv Channtl 11 arc tOllllllt's
1uchonem 111clud1111 llny Altt·
berry 81rb1r1 Simpson. Clluc•
AsluHn. Ket M1nr1rd and Terry
M1J1 Allcbon 'H's lourtll 1111111 ol bcddini 1ndudfl Ml(h rt1ms as 1
Julie Mxoonald hmHIOM scutp
lure. "Water Buff•lo." • V'IClori111
her m11r.or and console, tlftl 1870;
an Enahsh bracelet with lt1llan·
C11Vtd cameos. c1ra 1860, a Sam
f11nc11 lit11o111ph, "J•mes Kinch;"
1 Witter G!oahon& sll1nless site!
sc;ulpture. "Inner City;" 1 solid °'' accountant's dtsl ind 1 londoll
Silo• T Oilr holiday lor l•o that
lllduda rou11d tnp a• tickets to londo11, one week al Ille ClltlJ.I
Holtl, thnler tdels, reslturlllts
alld shoppl111 dltCOUnts
ID DnMlc s.iea a-.°"1111
-6:30-
• ~ "0111111 C.lebr•t• Kef.
11111'1 2llt 81ftlldly'' -Guests include
Tiit MuppeU, llm Htn:ion, Fr1n~ Oz,
Paul Williams, Sand1 Duncan, Ethel
Merm111, lint HenSOll and Florene•
HttldtfSOll ~== .. .,..., .,,..,
((Jll CJ)) c.Me <• Cl)) ll'wit&W
7:00
eeOCllate._ eu..a.. Cll .., 1llree ,_
(l)Tet• lllTMlt e C•ceAtlltill •I LM Uicy en.fll
eAcei.hM • am AlldMI 71 r.ontinua
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• 1'111 JeMl"t WIN
<!IMctlallPI ~~=SMM~ ..,,...s. ..
DCl> .. W.Wlf ... <• Cl)) Tiii ..., ladl eFn..t1MM
01*90.
8:00 8 ((11) {I)) Cll Tlrlt Jeff~
(R) Georse IS onrjoytd wllt11 l.oll!M t«-. llim of lll'tin1 at 1Halr with
enothef WOl!llft. B D Cll (JJ e l1tl41 O.U.T.
(R) This undtfto¥tt comedy Sl>OOf
prrMdts a loo~ 11 F111111 fa.cell·
Majon Ila years llO In her role as
MCltl lltnl hi 8ou1lto11, I llltmbtr
of • '°""'"'"'' •lt!ICY team ,,, Sl&Hd to teener $2,000,000 lft
countetftll lllOMJ mistakenly pllud
Ill CllQl~ltCNI =" CC> (211f) .........
...,. (Ill~) 70-lwl
ttP • Ceors1 Cll • ,...., " hit .... 1'111 II The urlp ol Joi and llmil
disint111etes QU!Uly. Mmt ta•es
lo'ltlS and lltcomts PftCllllll by
Jon'• brotlltr Harald. Marlarlt finds
out about Ult 1ftalt and offtn Mnis
moMy tl'ltavt IOWll but Mavis stays.
Wllllt Jon Is In PlllladelPllit 11Hu1dl11J
tllt niPt with a loatly widow, Mnis
Is 1borttd. Befort lilt die$, Ille umes lltt own 11~114 as lier 1bor
botllst and *i 11 ~Ill to tnal
Harl1( mimes 1 widow, M1rtle Htttr. W11111 111'11t dltS. lltr buull
fur duclltar. Junr. hotda Jon accounublt 1or lier llllltllers dtaU.
due to 111lpi1e1tc1 Myrtle's w1tl
stam Jwr mllSI ''" 111 an llolate4
Wiit witll '"' lldlfil sttpbthtr,
.. )# "'""" •• '"11ctt4 to 11ch otlltr but 1111su1dem1ndln1
COnlea btbfftn them · • <• Cl)) H•m Dip Thlr•
fti11h1,.1J si.. (II) Hlcfiliahts of tht past lllrff ......
• ..... (J:) (at) "Id · II" (acf.li) '7l-T 011y Franciosa, Guy
Lockwood. .us.-,,,.. ...... .,,...
• KIT~ 71 Cofthnues .,.....,
O ...,..: (J:) (lflr) "A Siar la
....... (mMs) 'SS-Jud1 Carland.
Jama M110n
-1:30-
• (<Ul CJ)) Cl) latla& IMM
(JI) Re1ttt of tllt ptlmltft epitodt
wlltll ltnnJ lllO¥tJ ovt btcaust ol
ovtf·ptotecftff Plftnla Ind tltrtt
tdme·IMllt brolfltn.
D G Cl> (JI ~IC MtMIJ ...,.. iiMi: (J:) "n. llltr
s.clll" (dra) '7 -Oillt Eaftood.
Gtora• llonedJ. Yonett• McGM. lit\ r..mdy, tftldj BruM, fllrt•
David, Gtepy Waleotl Cltnt Wt·
wM Ntrl aa I rllittd 1111 NII wllo
II hlftd to fttk out two IMll lfllo
hive atoltn lltCltt Unlttd Sttta
mluolitm, '"" lllouCll one must be purautd to tht pttk ol tl11 pen!Olla
S• mountain, Tiit EJatr.
TV WUI(, W.Y 8, 1tn
• (9 CJ)) UC .._.., lltillt ._... T11ms to be annou11eed •"-A
9:00
• ((fl') CJ)) Cll a..kl't ,....,
Ilia r....-Michael Landon hosts
tlle 20th 1nnu1I pacunt with h11h
scllool stn1on from 1n 50 1tttes
vylnc for the till• from Mobile, Alabama. Dllftnl th• lltrtt n1(hlJ OI
pttllminary events In Mobfle, 1udiH
rate 1111 st•I• wlnntra 111 scholasllc
tclllt'ltmtnt, PC>tM 1nd 1ppe1r1nu. youth fitness. ind cr11t1Yt and per
Iormina arts Tiie Wlnlltf 1tttl'ttj a
S 15.000 schol1nh1p aw11d, and
oilier awards 1ncludt sa.ooo to the
hrst runner up, $6,000 to the
second, Ind $4,000 llcil lo the third
and fourtll rllftlltfl u, m .. ,, G11m11 a. ewu.o. e lCO Alctlaa •n r.oithnues
10100 a Cl'l?l Cl)) Cl) Tiit AMraa Tar·
&•b Aclor·playw111hl M1cllael
Cristofer ruests a a lu11tm from an
underaround 11d1ul aroup who wants lo sunellder to FBI 1utllof1t1es ...... CllWMRlw.t • n. Cno W,.., film llOIJ of 6tace Kdy, OM of i4ollywood's
most ctltbftttd ltll\. wllt went
lfOlll Queen I• Kol~ to P'rlftCa$
ol Monaco ll1111ted b1 Mlh
W111act. • acn ...... ·n CcNlhnues.
CBElllMAllNt
-10:30-.. ., ...
11:00
••Clla .._ BGCllat D,._ • (9 Cll) LM ...... StyM Cll M n.t G1ittefl
•MicU.. • ...,., ltartaaa, ...,., Hartaae
•TlllMtatJIU Ill
(a?J(J))T1111HOSlll.
• lC£T Aaclitll '77 r.on1111un. ~~~'I. \~ ,, eTw> Cll CIS Late lltwlt: "lltl••-s ... ter TllH Life"; CC> "ll111taltr" (dra) '73-81n
Camra, Shtrtt North, Rich1rd
Basellart, lhp "'"" • G> Cll Cll D .._, C...
Cl) Did ,. °"' • ( Cl)) 0 Str'fftl tf Sa11
frtlda/T-
·~ •Sit.Ilk •"""' .... 12100 ..... "-lie G llftll: "W1111a11 n.., Al11nl
Lpdled" (11111) 'S2-&lln Donltvy,
Audrey Totter, John Lund
• lleirtr. '1..-ct If bll" (dra) '48-Jolln Galfltld, Thomai Comtz
..... : CC) .... ""'"" c..
II c.lelt" (COl!I) 'SI-Clifton Wtbb . Slul1tr Temple
(9 Cl)) Wll l'lllltre
-12:30-•'-MIJ
1100
u a Cll a1 r.-mw
-J:OO-
..... : CC) .. ,.,. .. If .....
hf" (•dY> '62-Kerwin M1thm
Utlt Ftr .... 11111 ,,.,_ llltilp.
'4elM Mt DAmlllE PIOGwtS . .._,..,,_ a ,·..;.ar•ilt ..,.,...._
DATii• lllOWltS
t'.ll ............... (dtl)
'62-0ua Andrews. UunOf
hrhr, Jeanne C111n, Edd11
Alllerl
11 :00 • CC) ""' Prima lbf • Meief ltnH" <co111> ·ss
ChalttOll Kntoft. luhe t.dams.
W'rllilm DeiNrest. T1111 Hovey lZ:DO m "~111Stl i1 Dlstrtu"
(mus) '37-Frtd Astatre, Joan
Fonl11111. Ceoiae Burns, Giacre
Allen. Const111ce Colher.
Re1fnlld Gardiner
1:00 • "l.llC•J JlfclU" (mys)
'42-Alan Ladd, Helen W1lller,
Mane McDonald. Sheldon
Leonard, Li?1.d Compn
Z:OO G CC) ' WrltlH 01 tl1t MM" (dra) '57-Rock Hudson.
Lauren Bacall, Robert Shell.
llol'othy Malone
l.-00 <II CC> "Two ti A '4lllltlllt"
(her) '65-Dm Jones, Connie
Slewtlll-t ... <C> .... \tie WiW S4Mf"
(com) '64-hbtan. Shelley
Wmters. Tab Hunter. llarblra
Edell. Ptte< Btown, Susan tllr1
8:00 8 (CllJ Cl)) (}) Wiie's Whl
D G(J)CIDlll. -:::~ -.. : CC) {21w) y ,._" ~~) '72-Robert Rediofd.
Win Ctt1. Stefan G1tt1sch. Allyif Mii
Mcterie. Clt1r1es Tyner. Delle Bolton
Rol>trt RedfOld stars IS 1 dlKOll·
tented adYtnturer wllo flees crv1ha·
hon m Ille \&JO's to btt1111 n"" ltlt
as a fur trapper 1n the Rocky
Mount11n ••ldernHS
9 "°"': CC) (tllr) ''Vera Cfu" (adY) '5•-G11y Cooper, Burt
Lancaster. Denise Darcel, Cu11
Romero
Cl) llllM: CC) (211r) YI~ ~·lsJ
Clem" (dra) '66-Halahe Wood.
Chmtopher Plummer Robert
Aedfoid, Roddy McDowall
• (QI (I)) H.,,y Days (A)
"Tiit Muckrakers' Rrch1e becomes
111 111nst1ptrvt rtoorttf to t1post 1
school c1let1111 sc1ndal and
""'°'e" • secttl •bovl fOllllt 11111
eo111d "'"' lus "cool" 1111ullho11 D Metlt: CC) (Zllt) "Fitzwilly"
(COii!) '68-0ld Ytn Dyke. Barw. 8:00 fttdo11 D11111e Edith h1ns. John e e (J) ((J1) Cl))._ Mdilvtt lior111111 fetl t-------------------
9 D Cl) ( Cl).... .lat ....... e se.r T111l • Al lUt Clltttn L W 1s rudy to
Cl) s-P,ie !l'Y Ille 111110111, L W 11nves and e '-"' l•~dl SIJS &ood bya lo htr kidnap • """'*' F..U. ptfS, Linda prel)tfes to break her e .._.il stOfl, Mitllael and ~ndrn battle
• ICO a.till 77 Tiit hlth n11ht Ml Sim liordhn1er. the Arabs 111n
ol KCET's 11u1t~ lllftUll auction the contracts. then watch htlplessly faturtS dist ,.Ueys llOlll locll rtdio as Lmdl Murkl111d tells all
st1Uo!IS KABC . an~ KlOS ,i: 1 • llln
Md'"' 1oo:i-:= ~raid ·· ~~zt,~A
~ c:Oliiplete with all neusutY tltc -I · 30-
lltUI 1-ulp1111~!: a Wesley Bus • (9 (I)) D lntr.. ancl ICflltt. "VII Yov. • writ ol 111ned Sllffley (R) "An1els of Mercy" Shllley
tittiocrllM by lto11 '-"'"'· • Tt11 lrltS to t1llr. l1Yetn1111101>ecomm11
.......... W~llllllS llllllUJU•9' 'V1tv1 Yoluntetf nurse but laYtrnt resists
tint. • fllClaO ,ottfollO al un 1111M htt fjtest htarlthtOI> enters the ~ *"""'· boll• porcel1111 i.,ttal lor an optrallOll •9*a1i." "'°"' lloe~lll al Mllvtfn. • tt.-Wlb ~ ~·' edrtlOll ol 200, • '-" .... tl~s.:.''71 • ~ lMlc¥ll' 0.C-llry
......... 9:00 -6~-• (CllJ CJ)) CD 111•a•s•H (R) Tlw lud1111 dlaract•rs al tht .07 7 tb
come llllCllr lllt 1tr11tmy al 1 stat•·
11dt ltl.,1st011 c1111ut1t0f wllose
111tem1ws pro~1d1 provacahn
anrswtrl 10 such qutshons as "Wh,
dO yo11 ttunt pou're 111 Jtotul '
• < OO> a ... Illa. ,_ M.-W I (II) Two ltfOlll wtlltd
brolhtrs battle lo! Illa aHtthon of
llltlr pen11b and, .. World War II 1na. MIJll a ~ ,.., octyucy that
wlU t1•1 ont to areet W..lth alld
powtt ind the other to lltt brink of
'ttl111ctlff Peter St1111u, Ntc~
Nolte alld Suen llbkety tlar
• ~ Criffll SIMllf : ~ ..:::rn Co!lllllllH .,,__.,,77
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TUEIOAY(Coftdnued,
-9:30-
D (,tl') rl)) Diii Day 1t A T1IM (R) ConcluSIOft On the tve oi
her "'"'"'' lo David Ann muil come to 111ps with whit m1y bt Ollt-
ol lhe moit p1in1u1 detl$IOll$ of htr
life
0) MMS!jua4
10:00 a <<lll r Ill lD lltlat (Rl A
myste11ous bombu kills innocent
vtehms when a Molot09 e«kll1I n
tossed 1n the w1ndOW ol a M1nh1ttan
ren1urent As they btt1n to 111ece the
sloiy toeether Ko11k 111d his stall
meet one dud end after 1nother not
1eal111n1 lhll a membe1 ol the foice, Jett ~11ddock (Joe Mucolo), has lost
his 11rll11end 1n lht blest and that his
wile. Molly (flOMtWJ fl.llllllll). IS
1mpliuted in the bombtnt
D @ J JAi Cl lest If l'llli<•
Story lrtlle Boy lost ' Detective (d
Bunner struulH to re111n the lo'lt ot his youn1son11rhtl1 wo1•1n1 on the
cue of • miss1n1 boy He "lost" his
son lollo11r1n1 his d1voice Robert
forste1. D1in1 Baker and Robert
Brown s11r
a m""' <1'hll111u
fJ:) llC£l AIKtioll '77 ConllnuH m v litA.,..
-10:30-m mm"""
11:00
G D lfDl Qt) 1kws
IJ @(l)l!llltwl a (Oil f)l ltwt Allltt!WI Style
Cl Ill l\tt Glltt1n
D lr..W.
m Mary lltrtlMft, ... ,., lltrtua m Thi Hollt,......n
((ft) (} )) Thi bndl ShR
Em llCET Audloll '77 Continutt m Cl °'°' d• Barro
-11 :30-
0 Mn (f j ) t () CIS ute llowlt:
«C) "S<m• of Ille Wtlf" (d11)
14 Pttt1 Gmu. Clint W1l~t1, Jo
Ann P11u& Pl11hp Ca1ty
D '2IJ I UGI Ill JalmJ C.-l l Tiit m•a.. I e CB·ct'll81.....,f11Mt4
the Wttl "Jou•nty Into Fear"
0 Lowt American Style m -..it'Olltwt m Set lll•o ma-1l4
12:00
U CIOllthe
D Mowit:"lloM .. IMMMlll"
(•es) 48 Nobetl Mitchum S.rb1r1
Bet Geddes. Robtrl Preston ID Movie: "(Ka,." (ldv) '40
Noima Shearer Robert hylor. Ph1hp
OOln U> Mofll: "Tht Rotktt" (com)
S9 Ptlt Marsh1ll Juht Ntwm11
-12:30-
D All lh&ht Sllew: ''Tiit Yoi111 l.JDM." "Fr111n 'lltlt." .. ,,..,.. le
Oil"
1:00
D CUl I f ) (jQI ,_r ..
2:00
f'J MM: "WIW s..4" (d11) '6S
Micllut Pub Rou (Hiott. Ctl11
KJyt II ,..,,, o..•111ut1re: "Th•r
Wtft Sllltn," "l'rljlct M·1" m Alf·lllpt Sllow: "M l1111ttlM
C.lk," "Hol!M of Stra1111n''
TV WEO. MAY e. 1971
lwl!DN•SDAY·I
llAY 11
F• _., aM ttt.111•111 liltltlO.
pl11u '" DAYTIMC ~GUMS: .... * JOUf ~ • .,. ttM .,,. ........
DAmtlf MOVIES
9:JO e "lftutares el M1t~
,.... .. (IV) '38-Glrytoo9tl
11:00 e ~ .. ........, & Jw11tt"
(tocnl '61-lohn Glv1n, Sand111
Dee. Peter Usltnov
12:00 m "Tiii ... ia. Mtrrit,..
(com) '43 -Jean Art~u1. Joft Me·
C111. Charin Coburn Bruce
Btnnett
l:OO e "takwtb" (d11) '47
Al1n l1dd
2:00 a ~ "llli.1111111 LK•"
(d11) '60-00lii Day. Ru Ham
son, Jol!n C.V1n, Myrna loy
l:OO (fl CCl """' llM4 IUI• CGld" (hor) '65-Troy Don1hue.
Joey Heatherton J:JO • a:J "ltKh lfanltl
111110" (com) '6~-F't1nk1t
Awalon, Anntll• F un1cello,
Dtbollh Walle., Harvey
lemb«k, John ~~ley
•VHINQ
8:00 a oo <crtJ CIJI""' D @ Cl) ® 111 llort111/
Mick HtlWJH l&llt npt Joe
C¥11.. O~ Cnbtla and lllry Mercflnt ptO'f!dt commtnlaty of the
Ken Norton Duane Bobd 12 roufld
heavywe1pt h&ht. In addition. lu
lured 11 the unique I I round h&ht
huvywt11ht bout between Mikt
Quarry and M1kt ROS$man
• Stlf ,, ...
( I) '-" ,,,. •< (J))lhws 11'--t m hroWce F111111y
..... 12 m IW A1tt1o1 ·n AuctlOll coo
into its suth n1cM ol bidd1n1 KCO
"""1i can bid on •II 1t1ma 11~ L1Ver1 Hltlch.!np watercolol, "Maril
inc al Santi Mona P1tr," a Hy1m
rink alabaster sculpture, "Con
1empl1hon;" 1n ll1h1n reproducl!Ofl
of 16th century Map1 Mundh 1n
p1p1tr mache and !land p1111ttd w1UI
stalld: t 0..-Ctty tlpltday for f1lo
people. lfldudlnt rOlllld tnp 1wf1r1
and accomodalions 11 a Hiiton lnler
n1llon1I Hot~I. and hro $USOn
tickets to the Turf Club for the 1917
11c1n1 suson Ton11ht's auchonetll
include KNBC newscaster T 11111
Toyota, and penon1l1ties lrom local
radio •"'ion KfWB m lkaNllc Stttes
"" .... o..ctu -6:30-
D DIH~I Guests 1nclud1 llob
Rerner Penny Marsh1M Ntll and
l eva Sedaka. and Or S1mu1I
Oun•tll
(J) AldJ Griff it11
Q) Fltll(ly Alf tilr
((I)'> (J)) G4IMMe
((21 (J)) lewltdltd
7:00
B Utl•C.. <D lly~S• CDllft'I <IJ Te Ttl the TM11 • c.nc...c1tt1M
,.
mi l.M l»cJ
al l\t Fii a> llorUll l.Mpap ,,.., ..
II:) ICET Alctilll '77 Continues
(rat (])) TM hrtridet f111t11Y
0 tr..W-lb
-7:30-
• .._ •riu11 St1't
Cl) l\t '* c.flt • llatdl;,,..
(]) $121.000 Quatielt e l\t leUf'1 WIW m •-'f llilca ( llll (])) ,., Gm tlM C.ntry
(8 (])) Tiit Indy hid a Liars Clllll
8:00 D (Cll'J (I)) (]) GeM r....a CR)
Whtie f'loltda 1s away 101 the wttk
eod. JJ , Thelma and Michael throw
1 wttd party, winch 11ts mn wricler
than they had plan11td
U Cllll ID CJ) 113 Ult 111-Tlnlts of "1a!J Ada1111 (R) "The
Storm" The hystencal pleas ot an
elderly Indian woman, Ntetchewan.
to tind htr 11anddauahler. Tlhtha,
and save her from the sp111t ot 1111111
ahosl. sends Ad1ms on a minion
which p1oves lo be dan1e1ous and a
true test of his endurance
• Morie: (CJ (2111) "TM lndi11 fldittr" (wes) '55-Kt~ Doualu
Cl) lllowit: (CJ (2h1) "Cl\tJUftt
Alllt111•" (wu) li4 R1cl111d
Widlllllrk. Jama Stewut • <a (])) a lllaclh•m's
11..-A uny 1~entuu comedy set
dllfln& World Wit II 111 wlll(h a bi&
city 1anpte1 and lus bind ol bad
boys'' ll't sent to Nonray ~ 1 sec1et
mlSSIOll lo save lht U.S flttl from
ambtlSll by GellNn U boats Jolln
Byner llliia Kt,.J St Sid Ha11
l•ltt Pedrosll 111d lot Sltan star
• .. ~ (Ziii) "Tiit ....
. Ci'lil St"llll" An aw11d w1n111n1
IPfC.,i baMd on Ille pubhshtd auto
bqraplly of Qllent111 CttSP. a flam
boyant Bnhsll homosu111t John
HUft stall 111 Ult cntiully accla1mtd
ctra1111tuat1011 ... """ .......... e All Tllal Glltttn The nation
llsttAS as l W Ma, Son11y and l 111d1t
tell tlltlf --*"'t lht kidnap Pllll, 8'ft and Chnst101 to11lempl1le
a cn,nae 111 the11 s1\11ahon. loan
HamJyn does some IHI lalk1n1 10
Linell Mu1\l1"4, and Steve htars
!Oii!\ U1tm11C1n1 111uments from hlS
ln¥et .Jhal bavt noU11n1 to do wt th
lllS me m llC£T _... 77 Conhnues CD C111111911 .., 1111'11HilC
-1:30-• ( UJ (J)) CIS ........., lliidlt IMlt: 1:) (?Ww) "Tiit c..
..,... (•ts) ·n -loltn Wayne
lloscoe lte &own• Bluet Ot1n
Slwa Plea"' A/111 • Cold slnke
lh<lls al Ille 111 .. •••1. rancher Wtl
AAdmon o lorttd lo llMt and httn
II MY$ to !wolp 111111 fllO'lt l11s 1.200
!MM ol Clltlt lo fht n111tsl 111hoad 400 llllts ••• ,
• c.-.wltl •""7--8:00 .... ....., •Pl llhnit: CC> (Z_,) "M11 Wiii U1dmt"4
....... (COii!) 59 ltslte C.ron. lttlllJ f ollda, C.S.11 01110Ya A Hol
lyWood w11t11 producer furns h11 wtle
into tht lllOl1 c1U111ble lfOlllall tn th•
llOfljl, bllt fltYtr finds ltme lor her u11t~ sllt meets a French soldttr ol
lortullt
D (QI) ())) 9 larttta (R)
"Crazy Annie" Pos1n1 as a wino.
Biretta IS 1ryrn1 to natl 1 u1d ro.
killt1 when he IS abducted and held
caphve by a touch old woman who
behem he IS he1 waJWard son
(JI ....W: (C) (2!11) "Owblt ......
(du) 'Iii -Yul Brynne• Bltll Elland
Qrve RmU, Anton Orffnnc. Mot11
l rstet Lloyd Molan m ... ,, Griff• s...
8 ()) ~ S...,Ukes
fl.) KC£T A«tloll 77 Conltnua
D Metlt: (I:) (211r) "Opt11tie'1
httlcNI" (tom) "S9-Cary Cran\.
Tony CurttS. loin 0 8i1en, Dina Me1
1~1 Cent (vans, A11hut o·eonnetl
-9:30-
(1) NiUll/flOlt lnt11Yitw .., .... S.11141
0 (() ...... Ille Galllt
Cl) la Cria41 lit« Criada
10:00 .......
CJ) Oka Van Dy\• 8 <a Cl)) 9 Ch11lit's An11b
(R) ''hreel An&els'' The Aneels lives
are 1n d1n1er hom a would·be
ass.tSSlll, a mystenous hmpina man ta 1st1t1 Today
SI llCET Auction '77 Continues ID El llta-.
-10:30-
(J) I LM Liiey mm mllftl
11:00 aua ,...,
8 (121 Cl)) !Ml Mtncla Style
Cl) All That Qlrtten • = Cl) ®I """ . ., .... at Mary ltartlllan, Mary Hart1Nn a> Tiit Mo11t1111•111n
(<Ill (])) Tiit blldl S'-m KC£T a.n• •n Conttnues
-11:30-
• (Ill Q.)) ()) CIS Lit• lllowie:
(C) "Tiit Vkplla Hit! Story" (dra)
'74-Dyin Ca1111on. H1rwy Kettel.
Allen Carl1eld, Robby Benson ·
II @ 00 lfal CID JallllllT C.11111
Cl) Tht l'fl Ctn • (8 ())) 0 Tiit aoo-its/ .. ,...,,of dll'W..k .. """ -~Mo
12:00 u .... ol Cilllldle II> lllwlt: "lllr. tlan4i•P luilft
NII Df•• "'-" (com) '48-Cary Clu:.:J:nJ Loy Melvin Oouelas m . "111 laftlt Only" (dra)
39 Carole Lombard. Kly Francis
Cary Ciani Pem Ann ~rner a> 1119N: .c:> "SM'llty" (dra) S7-
1Qlph RtCllJrdlon Cohn Petetson
Joh• McCatlum Chtps Rattert~
-12:30-
• AIMNOt SMr "Tiit ~at
Da1," "CtRt11t Della llntrt,"
"lust lffltll A Ill 1ot11 lyes"
1:00
D <ti 0 I.I) T....,,..
2:00
II>*"' ~t: "Stcrtl
lllilllell," "T .,. "" .., Softty" m All·"'Pt SMw: "Tiit Come On," "Mt et Wiit f'oltlt"
-2:05-
• fMit: (1:) "Lea ti""°'""" (dre) '61-Kenneth '4ore. 01n1elle
Oameu1, Susannah Yor~
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9:30 • "Hitltr" (dra) 62
Ricllard Ba.ullart
11:00 D "Tiit Grut tm.-ster"
(com) 61 TonrCunlS Edmond 0 Buen. Arthur O'Connell
12:00 m "lull ,., kid" (dra)
'49-t~ lup1no, Git"" Ford, C11
Youna Wilham Prince. Ed11r
Buchanan
l:GO II "Otilll" (dra) 43 Alan
Ladd
2:00 flt (CJ "Tiie lloet1 of
ltattfl" (adv) · ~ Cnol rtynn.
Juhelle Greco. T rtVOI H<>*ard
3:00 CIDl (CJ "Houst of Cards"
(dra) '68 Ge011e Pepp11d, In
1er Stevens
3:30 • [CJ "lll111 Bttch"
(com) '64 Frankie Anion
Annelle funtGello, Martha Hyer.
Harvey lembtc~ Don Rdlu
Keenan Wynn
•VBNING I
8:00
fJ 8 J) 1DI (lt11 rf ) lltwl D O (.f' (12tJ (J) D lltwl e SIJI Tr•
-V"-t P)tt
-~ m 'artn4tt F_,,
IDMMl-12
fD llCET Auctioa '77 lon11ht s
roster of etltb11ty auchoneers 1n
dudes 111m pe1sonaJ1hes Bill Stout.
losel>h Benti. Connie Chuna. Jim Hill,
Pally Ecket and Oouc Uewtlyn
From 9'PM lo Mldn1aflt mtmbers of
MTM Proch1tho~ wt11 be 1111nn1n1
the AucttOll bloct. 1ndudm1 Miry
Jyler Moore. [d Asner Peter Boner1
•nd producer Ctanl Tinker Amont
the items 1wa1l1t>le for llldd1n1 by
voe•ttS 111 1 llodtnd Sykes 1cryl1t
Ind oil. ' T ht School r udler. I
Ral1tl Alttamov1tch steel sculpture,
htl1np, a Bern1n1 st•rn1 11\1·
cll1ne tn Oslo German cabinet and 1
M111t Mountain birthday p;irty lor 10
peopte
II> OraNllC s.nu
Q}) ,... Oou&J»
-6:30-
D D1111h! Guests are Bever1y Sills.
Johnny Matltis. Jim Nabors and fhp
Wilson
1.ll Andy &rifflth
I f_Ql Merv Griffi11 Show m family Affair <1rn m> Gunsmok• ( (2fl ( 1 1) llwitdltd
l!ltTOWll TaA
7:00
D fJ 8 .Jl ID fill Ilea
• Lian Cl!*
1) ..., l\rte S-
I Tt Td t1N Trvlll
• c.c..trltloll m''"'" IMJ m Tiit r1t m Clttldrt911 ,, .. ,. .. m l(C(T AuctlOll 7 7 Conhnuis
<12f t..> l'Jrtnda• r111111y ~ Ct...Wlts
-7:30-.. .., e '-'" Ailltrun Style CD Tiit Odd t.up1t • n.. Gel& Sllew
Cl) CMdid Ca111tr1 Ill n. Jobr'1 J(lld
®@ CU ~'-• m W•lth Histoty Bt1n1 * ll•d• As Ni1011 Tiiis His Side To Da~d
Frost And Tht W0<1d! m (IBJ J_) lliaon/Frost Inter·
'tM1IS Hrs presidency was marked t>y
several h1s1011c lore11n pohcy
developmenls rncludrn& tht w1nd1n&
down ol US tnvolvem,nt 1n Vietnam
the 1nvast0n ol <:Jmbod1a deltnte
with th' Sov1e1 Union 1 m11or
reo11tnl11io11 ol U S rejjlions wrth
the "Third World war and m1101
neaotoahons 10< Pellet 1n the Middle
hsl. and lhe rtopening ol rel111on~
with China His rela1tonsh1p with
1(1ssmeer well be e1plored and his
1mpress1ons ol world lud"s pre5enled
(@ (I)) Tiit llns firm
fi) T oday'1 Coolin&
Im ,rice Is R1111t
rJ) liln Club
8:00
fJ ('11 l~ ) f l TIM W1ltOM (R)
B'ulah Bondi prot11ys M.,th1
Co11nne. 1 90 1ur old abru1vr ind
proud Walton relative •ho vrs1ts the
lam1ly and c1uses uphnvel with her
d1ttaton11 WIY'
D tll! u ®' m au Bu ~
SMt, (R) Pippy 01de"d to lud his
co1S111 squadron on •hit 1s v1rtu1lly
a suicide m1ss1on convinces the
buu lo allow him and his men to lly ---------------------~ captu"d Japanese mots instead
It's SURF'S UP Weeki
•
..... 11
a Mowit: ~ (211r) "The O..ll's
Bri&ad•" (dra) 68 Wilham Holden CD Mo"': ..Cl (Zhr) "Buda t f
h'ty'' (dra) ·72 David Janssen Clifl
Robertson Vince Edwards 8 (II WtlcMt Biel Kotter (R)
When Juan Epstein 1s cau1ht smo~
1na on the school arounds, "" other
sweathoas take on the task of break ~--~"" ". <.>"' M] ''""I Winston" (dra) '72-Simon Ward
Q) All That Glltttn Chnslina and
Dan discuss hv1n1 toaether Smitty
tells Nancy to hana on to her rela
l1onsh1p with Glen
f.ll> KC(T Auctiolt ·n Con11nues
' -8:30-u l8J Wllat's H1P11t111111 (II) 'Sal
urday's Hero" Rerun becomts a foot
ball hero and as a celebnty • lords
II over his luends. Ra1 and Dwayne
Q) P'erry MUOll
9 :00 fJ <crz :JJ) i:IJ Hawaii r1,..o
CR) The ISiand s proslrhltts are t>einc
murdtted and the City s hoollen are
hvinr 1n terror u McGarrell and h11
sl1ll 1nvut11ate a case thll involves
trtortion ind the possible 1nhlt1ahon
ol Ch1u10 mobsters into Haw111
D ID CD Gt lllC T~urld., lfl&M Merit: CJ:) (1111) "Dancer In ,andlte" (dr1) 77-Cliff Polls lohn
Dehner, Ina Balin. Lucia Strulet A
ht1dslronc son 1t1hts his stepmother
IOI control of his 111 f11her'1 vast
rall(h esllte 111 Huou
8 <ca> Cl)) 3> Bamey Mllltr (R)
"The Election" A 11ch man shophffln1
hn1ene and 1 ptdesluan bf1n1 hrt by
a fly1n1 toilet stat are Barney's
problems on elechon ni&ht
TV WEEI(. t.IAV 8, 11177
®l fllcwie: (CJ "The a.ton Sbu cltf'' (d11) '68-lony Curtt5 ·m Men Grtt1111 Show
f.ll) l(C(T Auctiol '77 Conhnues
-9:30-
0 (all Cl)) 81 PILOT MiHd
lltlb Zora Lampert surs as head of a
ps'fth1alr1t ullll 1n a hosprtal w~ere rt
1s d11f1tult lo tell the stall from tlle
pahents m Colla~ m Socur F rOlll Gtr!Mftf
10:00
fJ (111 11) T lun1br J11t1
(Ill The 1ns1de man 1n the allempted
qu1rter m1ll1on dollar robbery ol 1n
11mored rranspor1 company lnad
verenlly becomes the hero 1n the
abO!flve heist when he kills one ol
his confederales
l1J Mod Sq 111d
D (121 (f l) at Streeb of Sin
frandsco (RJ 'B"ak Up A man
under pres~u" because ol a pending
divorce becomes lhe prrnc1p1I
suspecl 1n a murder
IJ lttws f.m llC£T Auction '77 Conlinues
-10:30-u m m m lttws
11:00 u D r I ~fl """ D Oil fl) t~ (!!) llns
II (IBJ J)) Love Amt11e1n Style
81 All Tllat Ghtttn
0 lrCMllldt
m abry Hlrt1111n, abry Har11111n
Q) The HoMy~ ( II Ii) Tiit hr1d1 SMw
fD KCET Auction '77 C.Ont1nuts
-11:30-
f) ( 11' 1 ) I CIS ult lloM:
t°) "lltpk-Ult, l.Jberatitft and tlN
Plinult ti Duth;" "~-Gift
My llqrets II 81'Ndw1('
., aJJ CJ) <II e .lohrw!t c;,,_
IJ Tiit rn au11
U PLAYBOY'S PLAYMATE * PARTY! A TV speci•I
strai1ht from the · ,.,..__.1. r 1:4YSDY ,
D (ft CIJJ" IJJ1 Tllursd1r lllfllt
$9fCill "Pteymate ol the Yur" Dick
Maritn hosts this procram which
inlroduces Playboy maeu1nt's 1977
Playm11e ol t~e Year
m 11ews
Q) -s,t. Billo
12:00
0 lest of Groudlo
Cl Movtt: (J; I "Httl Fire" m Cr011-W'ra
ID Mowit: CC'I "All Hancls t11 Dtd" (com) '61 Pat Boone
-12:30-
111 AJl.ftiaht Shtw: "Horr0t tf Drac· 1111," "Gll!Pusttra." "Toudl tf the
S.•," "S.UllM I tltt ,lralt1"
D S41sftllM ni..ttt CD Mowit: "Tllil A-. Air (dr a)
41-Tyrone Po-er loan Fontaine
1:00
.. (JIJ (JJ <IJ '""*'"
2:00
Ill Mowit OouMefe.lure: "Wlllstl•
Oon Ille WIN," "C.11 of Gold" m All·lll&ht Show: "YOU.I Hd
Dan1erous," "The Slit Dftll"
-3:0S-
fJ Mowit: ~ "I~ of the lost"
(adv) '68 R1Ch11d Greene
FRIDAY
llAY 13
F• lllOf1lllll Md a~ fllllllp,
,itJM Mt DAYTIME l'ROGRAMS.
.... hlf ,_ ~llU, art Ille .,.,., _....
DAmME MOVIES ·
HI 8 "Til Wt MM! ._ .. (dra)
•O-Merle Oberon. Ceorae
Brent
11:00 D J:i "Stt,our T9'yt"
(dra) '57 Robert Wa&ntr 12:00 CD Mlty S!sttf Etltt•" (com)
55-Janet lt1&h lick Lemmon 1:00 O "S.,011d Glory" (dra)
'48-Alln Ladd
2:00 CJ CCJ "Tiit flew Cu· lurioM" (dra) '72-Georie C
Stoll. SlKy Kuch
3:00 lfOJ (:t) "Eye ti Ille Cit"
(dra) '69 li4ichul S11m1n
3:30 8 ~1 "How to Stuff A Wild
Bikini" (com) 65 Annelle
Fun1telto. Dwayne Hickman
EVENING
8:00 D ((fll CJ)) (I) Ju111I• look-
"Wllitt S.11" Roddy McOowall
n11ratn the adventure story ol
Kottcll, the wtnte seal •!lo rows up
m the lri11d waters ot Ille Ber1n1 Sta
and devotes his stien(lh and wisdom
lo lht SUICl1 IOI I perfect ISiand
wlleu his fellow seals will be safe
from the ravaaes of human hunters
D U (() ~ m Sanford 111d
S.. (lhr) The unw1thn1 S.nl01ds are
uwd by a t110 of 1ewef thieves to
tr1nsP011 stolen rems lrom Honolulu
lo the m11nland
D llowle: a::l (21N) '-S-Whitt 8:00 lllCI tile TM• $ttocts" (Clim) 61-
D 8 lt l (I~ Cl;) 1m• Ntws ~rol Heiss. Buddy Baer D fll1 l]J (Qfl J ) m Ntws .lJ Motie: ~ (Zllr) "A Siie! ill Ille 8 $Ur Trtl 0.rt" (com) '64-Petei Sellers
((; Golntr l'yit 8 ((21} C(;) IUJ Alt S1turl111y D ~ lllCtll Motle: ,~ C'OI '°SM l'•re
CD l'lllridp hm1ty 811•1" (com) 71 Chnstophu a> W..·12 M111nty Jeffry Drutt John M1tll fD ICET AllcllH '11 (6 hOlirs) Robinson. Stuart Pank1n, Darryl
Items tutu1ed on tht t1&hth n11hl ol McCullou1h f1vt happy 10 lucky
btdd1n1 111Ctudf a Ba~amas v1e111on Youns men wllo hve on a lolly old
IOf two 11rfart and hotel actom boat find themselves 1n 1 senes of
moc11toons S.lltadot Oah tll)tStry madcap advtntuies whtn they try to
p11nteo edthOt'I of ~ Ptrsistence col~1 a 1an1 of waterfront tou(hs
of Mtmory a lourth century B c a ~ •• : cc_ car) "Ha•·
te1r1 cotta hod ol the 1o66eu ..,....ttl b Out" (com) 72-Peler
Artemis. a YaKOY Acam a11mocraph UstlflOW. Ehzabtth hyloi
·star of 01~1d an 0111111al 10-n by CD lltM Ille lalll
l1Vet11 • n1nt courn d1~ntr IOI two m Al That Glitttrs Chnsltna sluns
with me wines strolfln1 vt0t1n1sb Bert 111111 lltf d«iSIOll to mo'e out.
and chaulftured t11nspot11hon 1n Pew and Smitty trade barbs while
oak hamtd W1ochester stained alass they trt lo hsure out whar loan
D @ CJ) Cit m aocll0td Filu
(R) "Au11 lee. f1rewell" (R) ltndsay
Waaner auests as a woman wllo
en111es Rockf0td to solve the myste
· nous sl1y1nr of • fnend 1 CJst
1nvolv1nr 1 senatoi and a con man
CD llltn ;r1ff111 s... a> w..w T--. ltJlllt
&') llCCT ~ '11 Continues
tB lldtl T a1Ntlas
-9:30-
• (CJI (I)) 8 F•!Mf & htlltf
(90) "Hem Con A Killer When
feather enlms her latlitr's help 111 a
m111der case he res4rts 10 an tlabo
rate con to cte11 her client I catch
the krlltt
10:00
D 0 CJ) <ID GI Qul11c1 When
a senes of quesbonablt dulhs occur
at a reputable unilanum. Quincy
hu his •Ork tul out IOI him .......
Cl) Friday 11 ltt'I .. lack Jonu"
fZl) aw Auction '77 Cllntinues ID El llitn Amado
-10:30-
CD a> ID flews
11:00 o u m a 11ews
D CV 9 ID Cl) Ntws
D (<JIJ CIJ) LM AIMrica1 Stylt
CIJ All nit Glitt111 D lilrMe: ct) "Tiie Dtadty Towtt"
(dra) '75-Kurt Ruuell R1cbud
Yn11uu, Ned Bully. Pepe StrN
CD lhry Kart111111, lhry H1rt111n m TM ..... ,,., .. .,,
(@ (})) TN blldl Shtw fD llCCT ~ •n Conllnues m 0ra1111tic Stria
tt'1 SURF'S UP Week
on Th8 3:30 Movtel
TV MEK MAY 8, 1977
-11:30-
D ((11) CIJ) (J) HA l'layoll
'-.. => cv cm m ...,_, Ctr10ll'
(I) Mowle: Mlltllbdy'' (rom) '38-
lorella Youns Waltt1 8rtnn1n
Rich11d Greene Oourtas Oumb11lle
Karen Morley M01on1 Olsen Jluutll
Hicu
• (all ) ill/ lalltb
CD Ntws a> Set .....
G>CinelU 34
12:00 D Olla '77 m llltwtt: "fdW•rf ... , Stft" (dra)
'49-Spencei r my Deborah Kerr
Ian Huntt1 limes Oot'lald
Cl) lilrMe: "Ilka llttlt lalll TMt
Slletlld It aobbttl" (com) '58 -
Mlckey Rooney. lorn Ewen Mickey
Shau1hnessy, Dina Merrill
-12:30-111 All·fli&hl Show: ''C1twt Htt
flame With Melt," 11110< fr0111 lht
Yur 5000," "TM Crosby C.se,"
"Al1ddlt1'1 L1111p"
-~Tlltlllt
QI) Soul T 11ln
1:00
u ""''*'' D '1JJ ( t I 11~1 Midnl(ht $p«11I G Tltrilltr
2:00
Cll ~ftat•re Motlt: "Vkbm,"
"0apt11t1 Mo1M11r
CD M.ll1pt Shtw: "011t To11d1 of
VlllllS," Ms. " Ciodtllla"
-3:05-
0 lilo¥M: "l.tlltty Art llM ""'" (wts) 62 Kuk Dou&lu. Gena
Robnds Michael ~1n
w1ndp111 ·r. M1fltl.\ T~c H1mlyn IS doin& at Glqbatron. roan So~1:·· 004 stlrtO)hc ~ ·~-,~· ~~(~fl•-~~~~a fl'iwti lfrth atass slides ot Woitd relmt tll•l woUld..,.mit'tl,.Q~-, · ~~~111~-~ ' .... ) .I.' ~ ~ ..... -~ -' ... .,,.
Wai I produced m r11nct 1n lht career and And1u does her best to
1920 s A spec1•I Culinary Board convince Mich1el lhat thert is no
lhrouahout lht eve111111 futuru reaS4n tor him to wo11y
biddable 1lt!!IS !hit lllCludt ~veral fD llCET Audioll '77 Cllntmues
d1nntrs at lint Southern Cahloima -&·30-
rtSt•u•anh Radeo perion1htv Paul D (rfll 1 fl) ciJ Of. s.v.• Hor·
Wallich wllo hosts wamenh on rn ._ tturs A Mio (R) As teadtn&
t11111nts arid d1rnn1 lor statlOll KIEV maft' on lhe spmal the bi&
rs Cuhn•ry Boald 11ichor1ter lohnny hearted HOftOll comes up aaainsl
G11nt Aalpll Andrt•s and Tom tleph1nllnt ptoblems 1n his
Hatten art •!so featured attunpts lo rncut tht Seuss11n
~ ~~ 1nhlbtlants of Wlicr41llt who hm -bttn threatened with uhncllOll be -6:30-tll!U of lllfll Sllllll Slit
9 ~ C'lt$ls 111dudt R~ CD C... Wlb
Youna llll• Wntt Sll111ty Vtrrttl G> r-. Floltllft
FloftllCt Htndtnon Botly r.tay 1"4 ft OO
l111"11 CllaP'n .: L AMy ;nffitll D ( J1' fl) IJ I CIS f1i41y t~ lten l:ntfill S... ,...: rt 1 (rt.) "fw Is tM • .,.. • r...., Mflil (ldY) 13 Barry l1twm1n, Sun
( ft, l ) ~ Ktlldall Jol!n Yeinon Dolph Swett
(8 I)) ,.._. ltQ ll«tt1 Ben ltinasley Oun~& htJ tn1l 1n Ht11r
Cl T-JaA Drlf1nS John hlllot mallts I dlrlll&
7:00 ee u •J>CDm"'" •Uan a.
(j)lly Tiit• S-
T• T .. Ille Tl'lllll
• c.ce.tt1titll ., ..... Lllcy
tKIPt from lht courtroom. t1k1n1
•~ 11tr1ctt'e bnt•nder. Sarah
fMllTfn. 11o111 • • hOlfac• Talbet
sluts• car 1nd tludu the police 1n a
h11rc1W1n1 cll.tse deep Into the Delta
b1youl. wlltrt lie 1nd h•s c:o consp11
alOI "" Stlah " tlle11 entret into 1 lint of thetves , ... ,,
..
SATURDAY
MORNING
9:00
Ul'*-14
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D~F~ CD let's 11ap
-6:30-
.. TUt'I C.t
• The Ii& Valley ()) c.liftmla M-...
• ~ tlle Mlyon cm ,~ .......... ,
CD Ulit Flwt
CD llonlils SllGW a r1111 .,...,.
1:00
D C.mera TIHM U aJ) ()) (JD) Gt Woody WON·
pecker SM ·
II) ...,. C.rtlOM
U ($ ())) 8 Tom l Jerry/
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()) lllttrier Diiien
fi) T Oltll l Ille bwts
CD EltlMlltafy llews
CD $1111 Terty SllGW
fJ:I Yop t. ilultll
-7:30-
• St..-•~ a o ()) CIJ m l'IM htrtlltr -~ ()) F.U Ille Cat
TV WEEK. MAY a. 111n
10:00 a (<Jl) CJ))()) Tarun
U @ (I) <m CID Space &bolt/
f lllUMtoin Jr. CIJ Tiit Jebons
G Wallto4 OoM er AIM
SD lllfWtJ F adDfJ Ill TrikAI ,llM!a
-10:30-u (<Jl) Cl)) Cl) lltw AM•lura
ol lalm• u o w ma m Ilic ••. UtUt .111111
()) l.oM Rancer •ca CD> a Superfrieftds -~&Cesttllo
fDbMp
ID Coto Onlla
11:00 D (fm (])) (J) Shlu1111t1i1
Hour
.. ~ CJ) CIDI m &rHdstanll/
Maifr ua1ue lluebtll Teams to ht
announced.
• (ft Cf)) a Oddball C.Uplt
CD L.A. htt1t111 m Witdlltt In trills fZD Ocla11 HtritJp Firm examines
the drama of ~lure •nd hie alone
the shores of Newfoundland a"d
l1b11dor
-11:30-:Ja ())) a Aaltricall llnd·
tDTllt burs
Q) WIWllft
fD Ylr&lllla City
An•RNOON
~ ~:..())) a JallMrjn 12:00
-----'----------------1 D Nil FIQt Sllew 0 (CllJ (]))(I) Fat Aaeft m llftit: <CJ "lllarylu41" (dr1) ()),,. F11
! ~ • ~ Vinton appeara •• 1peclal gu"t entertainer on th•'
"MIN USA Beeuty P9geant." live from Charte1ton, S.C .•
s.turctay 8t 10PM on CBS . ..... ,.
40-Joltn Wayne. Walltr Btennan D £ut SW. KWs
CD ._,., ..... CD Alfrt4 Hltdlceck ,,tMfttl
(Clll CJ)) Mad lfftlll CD Set-lkltt
fD £~· kllllta -12:30-
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WACS" (com) '54-0onald O'Conno1 : =~td
Cl) Wom111: Real to RMI
-8:30-1:00 D ((llJ CJ)) Cll Cklt Chi~ 0 (@ (})) CIJ Clllldrt11'1 frl111
(I) S,etd Ractr FatiYll "Bl& on Ba1" (R) Sr• year fD Tilt Trillal [JI old AllOW n1ckn1med 811 on 811
because ht 1s about the sue of two 9:00 1ehoot b1p pn top o4 eKh other. and
O (<Ill (])) ()) bp lluu11 t11s small doc Kitch are the main
lloedt•11tr char1eters 1n this ltlm from RUSS1a e o CI> cm m s,...i haa • r.r..,•, ~ue ~
CJ) Valley ti Ille 0...D CJ) Wlldllft ill Crilla
ID 111ic11t e Tiit ... n -9:30-ID MaplllcHI Mwtrlt1r1 The
.. ,,... ())ma -Ill t Pf0111m towses on the loncest and ~_, .... -•• 11 most dtfhcult Round the World
• lll0Ylt1: "Wa•• llfallll" (dra) Y1eh1t111 Ract tnr attempted
'41-Brian Oonle'ly "c.,ulll EMlt" (9 Cl)) c.ar11Mf'1 WofW
(drt) '4S-Fred M1tMun1y ID "M C.. 6t la Tar•
(I) JtllnaJ QM 0 Tiit Liley ..
• (8 CJ)) 8 llrolfts su,.r· -1:~
...._ • Tlrillctlt Z... m MOYie: CC) "Thief of (I) Tiit bctr1
0.INIQll" (tdw) 'S2 Paul He"retd. D "'91t: CC) "0.pra 1111 SlllU Jeff Oonnell. John Sutton, Lon Mo111ter" (sci Ii) '60-Yosuke
Charity N1t111k1. Yoko f u11jyama m MoM: CC) "Dr111111 In Ille o_, Ga Soul Trtln
s.uttl" (1dv) '51-Jama Craj1 (9 ())) TrMlllr•
G Z... ID Movie: C1:) "Olarr of A11ne IP Al Dia frlllll" (dr1) '4S-Sh•lley W1nte11.
2:00 u llMi1
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(IJ loftHu
8 Cmttst s,orts Ltateds
Cl)"""' -9 Wltlllt e Tar1111
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ID (IJ tol!R WIJM Tht1t11
(!BJ CIJ) Mlllllf W.rld f.lD Movit: "Here I ~ A Sl11n1tr"
(d11) ·39 Richard Greene, Brenda
(ttl lt Dillefve fD ~ '77 (6 hou•s) t~ ltnal
n1pl 111 KCET s ninth annual lund
r11sin1 Auct10n lulu1es lht 11d10
pt<10n1l1llts hom st1tion ~MPC u
1uchonttrs The SPfCtal 1ltms nail
•bit IOI b1dd1n& include a Ollf year
dosfd Md fuse on 1 ntw four door
S1l~t1 Slladow Rolls Royce sed•n 1
51) loot &IObe ~ Ille ll'l!flt, bnd
painted and on a revolv1ne pedestal.
a 1957 double decker London bus
wtlh turn of the century decor. a 52
day Soulh Amtuun cruise for lwo •
Rtmbnndl VaR R11n e1ch1n1 C1111s1 2 30 C,med to the Tomb. and the lom
-: -bard1 hm1ly tombston. "The r1m1ty
Joytl
: :::;~lly Oi Cyci0p~ 11111 Plays loaethtr Slays Toeether
8 kl'• S,.nt Wof14 from 'M•!Y H111man. M111
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ID MlaiN: l111polliMt Q) TotliMOllJ of Two Men (R'J Part
((11) (J)) Clll111ploftslllJ lfldat ii Taylor C,ldwell's f1pp1n1 novel of
G hapen lo Tra..t two surteon'$ PISllOll for their l"Otk ... •.OO and theu women The sprawhna ep1t
• S1>•ns the years from lhe end of the fJ (~(.fl) Cllolllal o..-Civ1t War to the turn o4 the tentury e w.r... to lilt lett• ti ltle S.. Stars Oavrd Bunty Barbara P1rkini
CIJ lltat b1C1ta C,meron Mitchell Klthteen Hol•n.
SI l&Mi ~•Ille lllWS Steve fo11ut M11111et 0 Buen
G .. rlailtwt USA flalph Bellamy lau11e Pranee
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steal a 1et plane whtn she spins rnto
Wondt1 Ctrl 'llt111t on a mtSSIOll to
WU1unat011 0 C D llow!t: ..C., (lltf) "I 77r (mui)
72-Wilham D•nrels
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trorred by celrbrthes from tlle
M~1ewoild Museum 1n Bue11a P11~ m •cm Alld• ·11 ton1111u6
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D ({l?l U)) tU 8ob Ntwllait Show {R) Wiien one of Bob's
patients. lo bolster his love hit, tells
some tnh1nc1ne hes Bob adv1stS
him thal honesty " lhe btsl polrcy
9 :00
0 (()» lfl) (£All 11 lllt ''"'" (R) Part I Art/Ht finds h1mseH '" a
comprom1S1nC s1lu11ion w1lh an
11t11<1rvt1Wl11tress (Janis Pa1ee) afttt
£d1th l&llOIU his a11101011$ advances
D <a (IJ) Oil Stal'lllJ ' Huttll (R) A noted polrce captain 1s seen
lak1111 an envelope from a racketeer
1Vh1ch leads St11sky & Hutch to
1nvest1pte holil Ille captain compiled
his 1ncred1ble crime l>teak1na record m ROY & 0Al£ HIT THE * HE£ ~W TRAILi!
m HeeHaw
Q) Tiie labt IM11 ~
flil llCEl's AlctlOll 77 Conlinues
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(R) Concl An es111nced Atchie and
Edrth are 6ttermined to P'OYf to
uch other that they are ptrfectlr
content,co1n1 the1r seP'rale ways
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T11111S" twttl '54 lettrey tfonler
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TV WEEK MAY 8 1977
co.inlet 1 buuhful l1dy who lu1ns
out lo be so111eone with •hum
l!Jmwy "" onu in lovt m 11ews m ICET'1 Alld1111 '11 Cont1nuts
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Continues
CJ) kt Smart
D Frlpt 1111~ m Wo<ld T .. 111 ltfllllt
GI Mo.It:' CJ "Dur O..d Delilah"
(mys) '12 -Aanes Moorehead
.tli CL Ma111-12 m l!CEl'1 A«11911 '77 Contrnuts
(i.21 ()) Its H11111Mr'
m '°" Gets tttt eo.11try
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Over llew Y0tl" Sidney loler
U Movie: (C) ''flit Otlltllwt"
(dr•) '68-Frank S1nat11 . Ralph
Meeker lee Remick lacquehnt
Bissel, Jack lllueman m C1M1111 l4
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Al\lhony Quinn. flich110 W1dm11•
12:00
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fJ llowlt: \.tJ "Will ,tnnJ'' (wes)
68-Charllon tieston. let M11ors
iklKt Ot1n
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,.,..Ill Tiie 26th 1nnu1I Mrss USA CD AHl~I S.: Mlillellsltr flM
Beauty Paceanl. rn which ~I ol lht Ille Serf," "C..lltSt If Codlnt,"
most btaut1ful women 1n the •O!kl 1n "Ster .. , Wu!kr"
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Ch11leston. SC Htltn 0 Connell ind : Bob Bar\e1 co host D Ooubltfuture Movln: "flnnr
1J V1tlety Cl11b Ttletlloft V111ely By Gaslitlrt," "f1oMa of F .. r''
Club ol Southetn Calil01n11 hosls lhe (13 (J)) SJifthll llns/Mo.lo 5:00 n <11n mi m Marr ,,,.,
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SS-lcny lews Sutalll!e Plnlldt.t tottl~tr Lou ,Grant proposes 10
Fourth Annual V111ety Club ltltlhon 3 OO
ton1tn111n1 untrl tomorrow al SPM :
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Ram1ty and J 2 art 1nvt11111trnc a funcro~ Slewt Forrest Susan St
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lttmon lhtl wtU~ ha¥OC on both lht
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CJ) Mtotle: (CJ "0...1•'1 ltof"
(ad¥) 63-Jo!MI Wayne ltt Marvin
•<a cl)IDWMl«Wo!llN
"Tile ftmmum M,shque" Pait I (R)
Wondtf Woman's lee1111e sister con
tuses e11emy a1tnt1 a11emp11n1 to
Lynda Carter (right) ... Wonder Woman, and her mother.
the OuHn ol ParadlM laland {Carolyn Jone1). are ponder·
Ing a plan of action to thwart an Invasion ol their Island by
Nazis wtto aim to seize the mines which produce lemlnum-
the metal With bullet-defleotlng propertln, In "The Femi·
num Mya11que," on ABC's Wonder Woman Saturday at 8PM
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