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ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA SUNDAY JUNE 12, 19n TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Thirsty Coast Reduces Water Usage
Watery Savings
Sonae Cutbacks Exceed 10 Percent
Because of waler savings below the 10 percent cutback
mandated by the Municipal Water District, four Orange
Coast wa~r agencies are due to get money back from MWD
for May. according to Hans J Loren.t, board president of
Coast.al Murucipal Water D1stnct.
Lorenz sasd Newport Beach 1s due a returnof $5,300. Tri
Cities (San Clemente-Capistrano Beach) will get $4,500 re-
turned.
He reported Laguna Beach will get back $4,000 in all.
But that includes $3,000 that Laguna got whacked with in a
fine tor failure to meet the cutback quota in April.
Similarly, Lorenz said, the South Coast district gels
back $1,000 tor its &ood May record but that in'cludes a $360
fine for over-use in April.
Most Orange Coast com-
munities reported significant
cutbacks m water consumption
during May but precise savings
are probably out of focus because
of unexpected record rainfall.
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa.
Laguna Beach , the southern
coast and San Clemente area all
reported water usage well below
the 10 percent cutback demanded
by Metropolitan Water District.
the coastline's primary water
source. In two areas, however,
domestic water use climbed
despite the assist from heavy
rains.
Huntington Beach consumed
more than 687 million eallons, up
between 15 and 20 percent when
compared to fast year, according
to city of!icials.
In the Irvine Ranch Water Dis:
trict, which serves the city of
Irvine, domestic consumption
climbed seven percent to more
than 424 million gallons.
Despite May's bri&ht spots in
the battle a1ainst drought, water
officials' are cautious about
sounding any notes of opLi mtSm
•'The rains may have made our
water saving figures deceptive,"
admitted Hans J . Lorenz, board
president for Coastal Municipal
Water District.
Lorenz emphasized. that the
two most difficult months in the
drought war-July and August-
are just ahead, when water con-
sumption ,in normal years
skyrockets.
And in the overview on all of
Southern California.
Metropolitan water officers are
glum.
John H . Lauten, MWD's
general manager, reported that
during May, all of Southern
California fell short of the 10 per
cent cutback target Plugging in factors for the
ramfall and increased under-
ground pumping. Lauten said.
··our estimate is that no more
than five percent of the reduced
demand upon us was the result of
conservation.•·
Yet the water conservation
campaign got a significant lift
Crom Mother Nature.
During last month, 3.03 inches
of water fell on recording
machines at Los Angeles Civic
Center, Ute second wettest May
on record.
Along the Orange Coast. the
downpour neared a 100-year re..
cord for May with more tbiln 2.8$
inches recorded by Htinti.ngtol\
Beach weatherman J . Sbemum
Denny up to May 24.
Yet many of the bright spots in
the drought fl&ht were recorded.
along the Orange Coast
Coastal Municipal ·s board·
chit( Lorenz said bis d1stnct's
overall water consumption was
slightly more than 726 million
gallons, a cutback or 21 percent
and down 31 percent when com-
pared to May of last year.
Of the ageneies serviced by the
coastal district, Newport Beacil
used 449.5 million gallons, down
14 percent. Laguna Beach con-
sumed n .s million gallons. a cut·
back or 30 percent.
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Rough S11rf Deadly
By JACKIE HYMAN
Ol-D••ly ~oi.tsi.o
Unusually h igh surf that
pounded Orange Coast beaches
Saturday and claimed the life of
a young county man is expected
to-continue today. Waves that reportedly reached
as high as 15 feet ia some places
were blamed for the drownmg
death of Dennis McKinney, 28, of
Orange, who was snorkeling with
his wife and friends at about 3:30
p.m. at Woods Cove in Laguna
Beach when he ran into trouble.
Paramedics and a doctor at the
scene worked on the victim for 45
minutes in vain. He was declared
dead on arrival at South Coast
Community Hospital, the Orange
County coroner's omce reported.
At the same site less than four
James Ray at Large,
Tiro F elo-,,,s CaughJ
PETROS. Tenn. CAP)-
Searchers early today picked up
a second prisoner who escaped
Friday night with Jam es Earl
Ray from the Brushy Mountain
Stale Prison.
He was 1dentifted as Larry E.
Hacker. considered t h e
ringleader of the seven men who
went over the wall Friday. He
was picked up in Beech Fork. a
small community about five
miles due west of the maximum
security prison.
Hacker. 32, was serving a 28-
year-term for robbery with a
cteath. Earlier. Assistant Correc·
tions Commissioner Charles
Bass said that 10 his opinion,
Hacker was the ringleader of the
escape. His capture leaves four
of the seven, including Ray, the
convicted kiUer of Martin Luther
King Jr., stiU atlarge.
(SeeRAY, PageA2)
Getting down from P high ~am is almost as triclcy as
performing on one. lnslr'Uctor Marti Gangnes tells sean
Daley bow t.O "round off" during a Costa Mesa Recrea·
tion Dcpartmcmt gymnastics class. For more views of tho
topsy turvy world of the beginninl tumbler ; see Page
C6.
hours earlier, .life&uards had
pulled lwo young men from the
surf.
One of them, Robert. Morris,
22, address unknown, was taken
to South Coast Community
Hospital complaining of pain. He
was under observation in the in-
tensive care unit Saturday night,
a fire department spokesman
said.
All along the coast, lifeguards
were kept busy pulling swim-
mers from riptides and waves
that averaged six to eight feet.
The surf has been generated by a
,stor m in the s outhern
hemisphere, the Los Angeles
Weather Service reported.
San Clemente lifeguards
termed their day ••hectic,'' with
75 rescues and a medium-size
crowd. They also aided in two
boat rescues, including a
capsized catamaran at Doheny
Beacb. There were no reported
injuries.
Jn Laguna Beach, about 42,000
people turned out to enjoy the sun-
shine, but four to six foot waves
proved dangerous. Several peo-
ple w~re hospitalized, lifeguards
said.
<See SURF, Page AZ)
Brushing llp qn Bistorg
Fountain Valley Mayor Roger Stanton
(left) is made up by a KNBC make-up
man before being interviewed by Frank
Kwan. The interview was in recognition of
the city's 20th birthday celebration this
weekend (the city's actual birthday will be
Monday). For more histotical facts on the
former "Gospel sw·amp," see Page A,3.
IDegal Aliens Stir OC Fears ·: ..
Medical t;miJ, Welfare Coats, Crime and Job Loss Cited ... .,.
By RAYMOND ESTRADA, JR.
Of the D•llr Pllet Si.If
National fear over increasing
numbers of illegal aliens in the
U.S. has left its mark on Orange
County. Although no definite
study on their effect on the coun-
ty has been
undertaken .
the Board of
Supervisors
has set up a
task force
focusing on
medical ex-
pe nses paid
by the county
for indigent il-
legal aliens. ISTRAOA
Even though medical costs-
an estimated $4.4 million annual-
ly -are the target or the county
task force. the unit must explore
other areas that have become
publlc concerns across the na-
tiOI\.
The most commonly expressed
public tears as told to govern-
ment and police officials and the
press are:
-Don't aliens lake jobs from
American citiiena?
-Aren't aUens a drain on local
taxes due to increased social
services they require?
-Aren't aliens heavily in-
volved in crime either as those
who commit offenses or as vie·
Ums e"lCploited by others?
At the heart of these questions
ts tbe lack of accurate estimates
on bo'tf many aliens raide in
Orange County. The U.S. linmi·
&ration and NaturaUUtlon
Service estimates as many as ·so.ooo. · ~ut lmmieration chlef Joseph
.Sureck Jn LOs Angeles, Whoee
temtory lricludes Oranae Couri·
ty, adinltl there ts no way oC
knowlna hOW many Ulegal Im m ·
•rant. are here.
Many school Cliatrtct do 'llOt
lteep track Of .. lllef ll" aUens but
only the "leaal' ooea whose
education cost.a 11re HlmbW'Hd
tiytb atate u.s. Border PaU'Ol aeenu rt·
port thousands Of atUena from
Mexico attempting to enter the
U.S. every week. Beefed up
patrols have reduced the number
recently but immigration of-
ficials say such entries are still
on the rise.
A 1975 study prepared for the
U.S. Department of Labor raised
a serious question as to the Im-
migration Service's estimate oC
illegal aliens in this country.
Immigration officials indicat-
ed they believe 8,227 ,800 il-
legals-5,222,000 of them Mex-
ican-were in the country In 1975.
"We believe the estimate is on
the generous side," the Labor
Department report :iaid, ''by the
millions."
That study noted that if the Im·
migration Service estimrte was
accurate, it would mean
."between one·fi!th and obe-
quarter of all Mexican residenta
(between the ages of lS and 59
years) are illegally in the U.S."
This was "most improbable,"
the report stated.
Whatever the number or illegal
aliens in Oranee County, many
residents have expressed the
BANDUPTCY L AWS -
What can a peraon do who'• bo~
Jessl)t io debt due to bUal.oesi r•
verses, Wrieu or layofft? 1be
Daily PDot'J Tom Barie)' l8be a
109.k at Callfonua•s bankruptcy
Jawa lri a if.Ory on P•8• Cl.
rear that they talce jobs from U.S.
citizens.
.. With unemployment down to
4.6 percent in Orange County.
which is minimal, one could
hardly say aliens are taking jobs
Crom Americans," said Wayne
Clark, an aide to Supervisor
Laurence Schmit. Gil Reza , an aide to
_Congressman Jerry P atterson
<D-Santa Ana>. said government
studies in Los Angeles and San
Diego counties indicate that jobs
opened when illegal aliens were
deported were not readily filled
by U.S. citizens. Resa said reports show illegal
aliens do not displace many
skilled American workers but
compete with unskilled laborers
for jobs. .
Social services reportedly be·
in& used extensively by illegal
alieDJ is a frequent subject o!
controversy among many gov-
ern mental agencies in bard
economic times.
When UC Irvine Medical
Center official Murray Cable re-
ported that an estimated $4.4
mlllioo annually could be spent
M ORE •L AVG US -The
television comedy "Laugh-ln,"
noted tor tt.a fastF slasn-bans
style. will be back this fall in a
aerlesofs~claJa. Page BS.
JIANOICAP HSLP -Dr.
Francis Crinella. new executive
director •t Falrvlew State
Hospttal is pronted by Art Vinsel
or the Dally Pilot.. Pate ca And
an .USOCialed Press &ory prt
v owa the Impact of a new federal
taw on public education or re-
tarded arid pbyaic&Jly disabled
children. Paae C2.
on illegal alien care, some county
ofticials were skeptical.
Orange County Human Rel;r
tions Executive Director' James
Sanchez said Cable's estimate
was inaccurate because it was
based on one month, March bf
this year.
Cable defended his figure, s~~
ing, "One typical mont.Q
multiplied by 12 is a close
estimate.••
County Health and Welfare of.
ficials' say close calculations oo
the amount of services spent on
illegal aliens are not available.
A 1975 report by count1-
legislative analyst Dave Fisb
showed that health care costa
were by far the largest single uit
:or tax money by lllegal aliens. ·
He said the other costs to the
county caused by aliens wete
minimal. "':
Sanchez pointed to the La.bgi-
Department study whlcb indi~at-·
ed most illegal aliens pay ~iat
Security and federal income
taxes. •
The survey w~ade of 793 q. prebended illega ens. •
The Labor D artment report
also showed that only .5 percent
of the aliens surveyed receiv,a
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Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights
VA Systeni Obsolete?
·'
Would-be jumper comes down
The 17 story South Coast Plaza Hotel was the site or a
tense drama last week when a Bellflower man, apparently
despoodmtover girlfriend lroubles. sat atop il for two hours
and threatened to kill h1mseU He was too high for rescue
operations, but was talked down by his sister, his ex·
&i.rlfnend and polJce.
San Juan Capistrano
Airport to have wings clipped
There won't be much more high flying going on in San
Juan Capistrano, city fathers have decided. They an·
nounced last week that they intend lo phase out Capistrano
Airport operations. The airfield, which is now surrounded
by residential dwellings, became the focus of hostile atten·
tion after a recent crash in which a S·year·old girl was
killed.
"""'' Schools looked up
from down under
Irvine. Newport.Mesa and Sad·
dleback schools came under
fr iendly scr utiny when
Australian school principal Fred
Armstrong <right > visited the
coast as a guest or the
Newport Irvine Rotary Club.
The main dirfcrences, he said,
are that at his school parent in·
volvement 1s m andatory, and
that gifted children are not put
into special classes until the
fourth grade. "It's much more
accurate that way," he said.
Huntington Be,1ch
Teacher talks stir dispute
Controversy continued to swirl around a recent contracl
settlement that gave Huntington Beach City School Distnct
teachers a 6 7 percent pay rncrease. The charge was made
that board prc::.ident Brian Garland had initiated changes
and held talks on a personal basis and not according to a
prescribed formal. Garland said he only held generaJ d1s-
cuss1ons to get negotiations moving.
N cw port Bt•.1c h
Old heaps get the heave-ho
Self-serve used car tots were officially out rn Newport
Beach as of Thursday. Council members said they were
tired at looking at ugly vacant lots jammed with cars for
:· sale. so lhl•y passed an ordinance prohibiting the parking of
: a vehicle "for the purpose or displaying the vehicle for
• sale.·· Cars in-private driveways and licensed dealers are not
affected.
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Tennis disrupters
served in court
Five of the 12 demonstrators
arrested during the Davis Cup
matches in Newport Beach in
April went lo a different kind of
court and came out sentenced to
participate in volunteer work or
pay $200 fines. They also were
given six months or informaJ pro-
bation after pleading guilty to
misdemeanor trespassing. Tbe
five are Linda Wagner, Mary
Stewart. Gloria White. Gustavo
Bracho and Barry Sautman, all
of Los Angeles.
W ASJUNGTON CAP) -The
mulUblUlon dOllv Vet.rans Ad·
mlnlalratioo health care pro.
1r1m la oblolete and cosUy &nd
should be phased into the coon·
lry'11eneral health isyatem. says
• m_,or National Academy ot
Sciences report.
The extensive three-year
1tudy , comm issioned by
C0'1lre&S and released Saturday,
said the healtl\ system for
mllitary veterans aenerally
sivea adequate care, but. 11 rld·
died with problems.
Yacht's
Blowout
Lucky
By ALMON LOCKABEY o.11, ,. ...... u,.. a.i1w
How d~ one yacht spot Its op.
ponent. 57 seconds on the first leg
of the course, blow out a spln·
naker on the second leg and still
win by four minutes and 15
seconds? It's a good question. Mark
Johnson's 73·foot ketch
Windw a rd Passage ac·
complished the feat Saturday to
win the second and deciding race
of California Yacht Club's Cal
Cup series over Jim Kilroy's 79-
foot ketch Kialoa, but the num-
bers do not tell the whole story.
Kilroy and his 2().man crew
started out as if they would even
the score for their defeat on Fri·
day. They brought Kialoa out to a
good weather position over
Passage on the port tack and
withstood two starboard tack
challenges by Johnson and his
crew to lead by 57 seconds at. the
weather mark.
The reach to the wing mark
was a tight one, but both skippers
ordered spinnakers set in the
frestiening breeze.
Passage appeared to be over·
taking Klaloa half-way down the
leg, but about a half-mile from
the mark her one·and a half
ounce chute split with a resound-
ing crack and sent the foredeck
crew lnto frantic action.
It may turn out to be the
luckiest spinnaker blowout in the
history of yacht racing.
Passage's crew hurriedly set a
genoa, a rew seconds before
Ki aloa 's deck hands realized that
the wind had shifted and lbe
chute was not in order.
By the time it was doused and a
genoa hoisted , Passage bad
pulled up on her weather quarter
and was only 13 seconds behind
in rounding the mark.
Both crews set spinnakers
again for the downwind run lo the
<See WINDWARD, Page A3)
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SURF ...
lluntlngtor'I Beach lifeguards
had a somewhat easier time of it,
with 22,000 people on the beach
and only 30 rescues. The Orange
County Harbor Patrol also report·
ed no unusual problems.
In Newport Beach, however.
there were "very high waves" up
to 15 feet at Corona del Mar and
110 rescues that strained a staff
still below its expanded sum-
mertime quota, according to
lifeguard spokesman Tim Har-
rison. He said the summer com-
plement will be reached next
week.
A light crowd of 40,000 turned
out for Newport's sun and surf.
with air temper ature at 68 and a
high sea temperature of 66 .
Harrison cautioned that even a
light crowd may mean trouble
with the •·very strong currents"
the coast is experiencing.
Er ... PageAJ
The report 1ald there
could bo 1l1nlficant lmprove·
mtnll ln cott. and quality or care tr VA pollcles were revised "to
permit the VA system ultimately
to be phased inlo the general de-
U vtr)' of bealt.b aervic• ln com·
muniUes across the country."
The VA, veterans groups and
others reacted immediately and
negatively to the aucgestlon that
lb• autonomous VA hospital
sy1tem be done away with, u
they have in the put to similar
recommendations.
Sen. Alan Cranston (D·Calif.),
chairman of the Senate Ve\erans
Affaln Committee, called the re-port "thoughtful and serious''
and said be would hold hearings
on it in the fall.
However, Cranston said, "I re-
main fully committed to main-
taininc a separate VA medical
system that can guarantee quali-
ty care for the disabled veteran."
R .D. "Bulldog•• Smith, na·
tional commander in chief of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
termed the report "insulting and
insensitive" and said his or·
ganbation would "fight. any im·
pUcatloD ••• to do aw.,.wllhthe
VA hospltab."
The 3ll·pate report by a com-
mittee of the Academy's Na·
tional Research Council did not
recommend abollshinc tho VA
hospital 1y1tem but lnte1ratlna it
more cl06ely with regular com-
munlt)' f.acWt:les. ,
The rerort Hid the federal {
government spent $40 billion on {
health care in 1976, or which $4
blllion was on the VA to provide
care for three miUlon veteram,
lua than 30 percent of whom
have service-related disabilities.
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·WATER USAGE •••
The South Coast area, includ·
ing South Laguna, was down 16
percent with use of 63 million gallons.
Tri Cities Water District,
which serves San Clemente and
the Capistrano Beach areas. cut
back by S2 percent wltb con-
sumption of 141.3 million gallons
in May. .
Costa Mesa jumped into the
savings column at 22 percent,
having used 423. 7 million gallons.
District purc hases from
Metropolitan. however, dropped
a whopping 47 percent because
Costa Mesa pumped heavily
from its three excellent wells.
Meanwhile back at the ranch,
the Irvine district's seven per-
cent domestic overuse was clear-
ly offset in the agricultural de-
partment. Water use £or grbwing
plummeted 27 percent to 612.8
millloo gallons, aided by the big
rain and conservation efforts.
Thts offset the domestic losses
so Irvine recorded an overall
savings.
Despite the measure of success
in fighting the drought along the
Orange Coast, the Coastal Dis-
trict's Lorenz probably summed
up best the concerns about the
hot, dry months ahead.
"We don't know If we're out of
the woods until September," he •
declared.
He's Had His Phil
Orange Coast College agriculture ~udent
Phil Eddins, 26, of Huntington Beach is
graduating thi$ week at top of class. But
Phil decided to leave his mark on OCC
campus in another way, tooling his tractor
and 10-foot disc around his plot to spell
out his na m e. His ''signing off" came
after harvest or oats a nd hay on square
plot. And a little bit of corn, perhaps'!
Hostages
Return To
Families
ASSEN. The Netl\erJands CAP)
-Survivlng hostages underwent
medical tests and then held
tearful r eunions with their
families Saturday after Dutch
commandos freed them in pre.
dawn raids on a train and school,
ending a 20·day siege by South
Moluccan terrorists.
"Everything looks and smells
so good," said Janneke Wiegers,
one of the 53 hostages who
escaped the ordeal. The 19-year-
old student.teacher told re-
porters she felt "wonderful, con-
sidering the situation I've been
in."
A hospital source quoted one of
the hostages aa saying the Moluc·
caM had drawn up a "death list"
with the names of captives to be
killed if the government refused
their demands.
The host.age reportedly
claimed Dutch officials were
aware or tbe list, but the report
could not be confirmed.
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RAY STILL AT LARGE. • •
One or the inmates was
wounded and captured at the
time or the escape. A second
man. David Lee Powell was
picked up Saturday afternoon.
Hacker was brought back m
han(kuffs at about 2:45 a.m.
EDT.
EarUer, Warden Stoney Lane
said the search had shifted to
new locations, Beech Fork-
Ray Escape
'Part of Plot'
ATLANTA CAP> - The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy said
Saturday that James Earl Ray's
escape from an East Tennessee
stale prison was part of a move
by authorities to silence the con·
victed assassin of the Rev.
MartlnLutherKingJr.
The escape was part of an al·
tempt to "destroy" Ray and keep
him from discussing King's slay·
1ng, said t.be Rev . Mr.
Abernathy, who succeeded King
as head of the Southern Christian
Leadership Conference.
which is near Wartburg, the
county seat-and the New River
area. six miles west of Brushy
Mountain. "I feel confident they
are in the lO·mile radius," said
Lane, who cut short a vacation m
Corpus Christi, Tex , to return
here after the escape.
The shift in location indicated
the prisoners had managed to
move some distance on foot dur-
ing the day. but probably had not
been able to leave the rugged,
s nake·infested Cumberland
Mountain area.
Lane said there had been no
stolen car re1>0rls in the area and
officers were conducting in·
tensified searches of all cars en-
tering and leaving the two areas
"We are ready to keep the heat
on as best we can," Lane said.
Searchers using a helicopter
tracked down one of Ray's fellow
escapers, identified as David Lee
Powell. rr. earlier in lbe day.
Two others were spotted, but of·
ficlals said later they disap-
peared aeain -and none had
been seen since the capture of
Powell. also a convicted
murderer.
IIJ,EGAL ALIENS AROUSE CONCERN IN COUNTY. • •
"I really believe that the
prison offh~iaJs, authorities ln
very hlgb places, have planned
for his escape," the Rev. Mr.
Abe math)' said. "I ju.st do not see-
how an individual who ls being
held for the assassination of
Martin Luther King Jr. ln max·
imum security can possibly
escape.''
Lane said a fi xed·wing
aircraft, equipped with infrared
heat. sensors. was being brought
in to help the five helicopters
a lready being u sed during
daylight hours In the inten.slve
search.
welfare, 1.3 percent used food
stamps, 3.9 percent had received
one"or mor:e weeks of unemploy·
ment insurance and 7.8 had
c tHtdren attending public
schools. Sanchei said.
Orange County officials said
they have no hgures on how
much aliens pay in taxes
San Diego County study
mated that 59,704 Illegal
s there earned a wage base
million, 19 pucenl of
b was returned in taxes.
that waie base, h6 milllon
guna Beach humanitarian
D .. iel R. "Danny" Davey re-
11*1ed in guarded but stable
caiildltton Saturday nl1ht at Soulh
C t Community Hm>pital.
avey. a United Purce!
ice deliveryman who has
ed the Nav~o and Hopi In·
s, was hit by a truck urllcr
e week. Frank Wood or Ml!I·
Vlejo ha." donated $'300 to
•
sh a tru.'lt account to aid
at. El Toro Mi1sion Bnn.k.
is sent. abroad and an estimated
$115 milUon \s spent locally.
Since immigration. legal and
illegal. is governed solely by
federal law. legislation to pay for
social service costs of aliens has
been proposed.
But Greg Sanchez. aide to
county Supervisor Ralph Clark.
uid the federal leg1slatlon's
passage does not look promising.
A substitute bill h.as been m·
trodl4Ced by U.S. Senator Alan
Cunst<m whlch would pay for
some of the illegal allen coats in·
curred by state and county gov
ernments.
But Sanders also believes more
study is needed ii Orange County
officials are going to understand
the lllegal alien question locally.
·'We're really ruMing around
poking in the dark," said San-
ders.
City and county law enforce·
ment. agencies are fearful that on
"nllen invasion" ts occurring
but have no estimates as to the
mafrutudeotthe problem.
LHt year, Santa Ana poU~
broadened u,elr detention pollc)'
with retard to suspected metal
allens,
foUcC! Chief Ray Davli said Iii·
a report to the Santa Ana City
CouncU his men had observed an
influx of Mexican "con men and
Tijuana street hustlers.''
County Chicano groups OP·
posed Davis' contention that San·
ta Ana was a "haven" for illefal
aliens and that the "stiama"
must be removed.
Lt. Woody Williams observed
that nllens in the past were
almost always "hard working"
aod aeldom involved in mljor
ertme.
The Santa Ana City Council,
after severat stormy meetJngs,
approved a moditied policy that
allowed police more power when
delalnlna suspected llle1at aliens
involved with a crimt.
Many other Orange Co\lnty
cltle. have polkiee similar to
Santa Ana 's modified pro-
cedures.
Hut Santa Ana police otnctats
!t Id most other clUea do nol de·
taln aa many aliens aa they do.
Aaain, alatl1Uc1 concemtn1
allena and crime are In short sup.
ply. Many Ora nu County
lawm n point to Lo• Ansel •
County wbtre police believe their
t11ar accuraiety hOw I m~
ill ea ii &Uen crfs:o• problem.
Los Angeles police, using Im·
migration Service estimates ot
650,000 Illegal aliens ln the area;
estimated that "based on per
capita expenditures,'' the cost or
providing police services to il·
legal aliens was S37,0SO,OOO.
The Los Angeles Police
Department, whlch estimated
281,000 aliens In the city In 1W7S,
also reported that. aliens now
commit. "18.7 percent of the
crime" based on their perccn·
t.a1e representation in the
general populaUon. Oran~e County lawmen also
point out that aliens are frequent·
ly eicploited by unscrupulous con·
tldtnce men, employers and
members of thelr own people
known as ''coyotes.•·
Co)'otes aasin the allcn ln hia
entry Crom ·Mexico or another
country.
County Human Relatiol\1 Corn·
m lulon Director Sanchez
believes more study lnte> the at·
tual condJllon of alJen• lD thia
area will benefit both U.S.
cltlsens and illcaala.
Sancht1 proposed that tho
county commlltce lo sludy aliens
and the bulth care il•u bl
bloadtl*l ln ill aco~ .
Search Leads
To Stomach
The Callfornla HJahway Patrol
Saturday night obtained a aurch
warrant. to check out an \lnusual
pl1ce-a 1uspeet.'1 stomach.
An Oran&• County Sherlrra
Department. apokeaman laid lbe
warrant was obtained. after a
patrolman stopped a car and aJ.
le1tdl1aaw15 bl.lloons ol herotn
worthanostlmated$50each.
The 1uspect reportedly
swallowed 10 of the balloons. The
warrant was required beCoro hia
alomach could be pumped.
The sheriff's ss>0kesman said
tht mlnln1 heroin was rt·
covered.
HlJbway patrolman late Sllur·
day were booklna the auaped (n.
to Oran& Count,y Jail. Ills idcntt·
ty waa not imrnedlaUlJ'
avallablc.
SUNDAY
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Diplomas Due
Along Coast
)'olJowtni are 1raduaUon ceremon1e1 scheduled bf
Oran it Cout 1chool1 and coll•a•• durtni lhe comlnl week:
Monday, June 13
1W•port·M a Hll.l•I k~ 35 1raduate1 wlll re-
tt1 ve dlplomu at 1 p.m. ln Room1 8 and 9 •l McN»lly Hlth
School m ~la M~H Spt1akur wtu bo Bob Newcomb, ltt·
tur.r in IOC'lal 1clencet at \JC trvlno.
Wednesday, June 15
l.Ae Amlioe UJilt ScMol Cf''ounlaln Vulley) -414
sradu..Unc Mn.Ion wall recetve diplomas at 7 30 p.m . at
Garden Gron Kip School Stadium. Speaker will be clua
valedJd()rU.n Pamela Sams.
FtlUlltal.D VaUey RJ1b Scbooi -More than 900 araduat·
1n1 aeruon wlll lake part in ceremorues that start at 7 30
p m. at Cap Sh~e Field on the Huntlnalon Beach Hi ah
School campus Speaker will be senior Mary Louise 111 a vin
Wla&enbarc 1114~ ~boot <Hunungton .tseach> -60
i:raduat~ wtll purt1c1pate LO commencement rites at 6 p m
1n the campus patio. SpeaJung for tbe graduating class will
be Danny Kalac
EveaU.1 Hlgb Selaool <Huntington Beach) -75
graduates will gather at 7 15 p m. m the c·a mpus patio for
ceremorues. Speakers will be semor class representative
Octavio Roig and Woodrow W. Smith, dean of the Evening
Hieb School.
lllsDJa Viejo HJ1h Sebool -540 seniors will get
diplomas during rites scheduled for 8 p.m. at the campus
stadium. Speakers will be seniors Shannon L. Munns and
Timothy J . Grant.
El Toro Hl&h School -#I students will graduate in
ceremonies set for 7 p.m . in the Ronald W. Caspers
Memorial Aquatics Center on Cfimpus. Student speaker will
be Christy Humphrey, one of four valedictorians.
University Higb School (Irvine) -510 graduating
seniors will be awarded diplomas in rites starling at 6 p.m
on campus. Speakers will include Valedictorian Jeff Allen.
Salutatorian Leo Kesling and Senior Ann Harch.
SELF High School (Irvine) -60 students at Irvine's
alternative bJgh school will graduate at 6:30 p.m. in the Fine
Arts Village Theater at UC Irvine. Speakers wiJI be former
SELF teacher Gurujan Singh. former SELF manager Jack
Parham and current Irvine school board President R. Dean
OlfOn.
: Newport Harbor Hiib Scbool -682 students will re-
ceive diplomas in ceremonles at 3 p.m. at Davidson Field on
the campus. Commencement speaker will be student Jen·
nifer Carey.
Costa Mesa Hilb School -Graduates Greg Purdy and
Allee Wertz and social studies teacher Rocky Ford will
speak during ceremonies set for 7:30 p.m. at Davidson Field
on the Newport Harbor High School campus. A total of 410
seniors will get diplomas.
Thursday, June 16
Huntington Beach High School -Congressman Mark
Hannaford will address 752 graduating seniors m ·
ceremonies set for 7 p. m. at Cap Sheue Field on the campus.
Senior Class President Gordon Baker also is scheduled to
speak.
Edlson High School <Huntington Beach) -760 seniors
are scheduled to get diplomas during rites set for 7 p.m. in
the school amphitheater. Class Valedictorian Richard Kim
will speak, as will Orin Ziv, another student, and teacher
Andy Stupin. ·
Westminster HJgb School -725 members of the Class of
'77 will be awarded diplomas in ceremonies set for 7 p.m. at
the school stadium. Valedictorians Becky Brummett and
Gayle Goldstein will speak, as will science teacher Olga
Tanner.
Marina HJgb School (Huntington Beach) -More than
750 seniors wall be awarded diplomas in ceremonies begin-
ning at 7 pm in the campus amphitheater. Speaker will be
graduating senior Randal J . Peters.
Laguna Beach High School -commencement rites for
280 seruors are scheduled for 8 p.m. m the city's Irvine
Bowl. Speakmg will be broadcast entertainer Art Linklet-
ler, whose grandson will be among the graduates. Also
speaking will be co·valedictorians Jill Martin and Tricia
Toliver.
Dana Hills High School -425 seniors make up the
graduating class -the first lo have started at Dana HiJJs as
freshmen. Commencement ceremonies begin at 6 p.m. at
Walter Spencer Memorial Field on the campus. Kane St.
John and Reese Thompson, two of five class valedictorians
will deliver addresses at the rites. In addition, valedictorian:
Kathy Copenhaver has sent a graduation speech from
Frunce, where she is completing a year of study. Her
mother will read it.
San Clemente High School -430 seniors will graduate
at 7 p.m. at Thalassa Field on the campus. Student Body
President Mark Messersmith will speak.
Sllverado High School (Saddleback Valley) -60
seniors will graduate m ceremonies beginning at 6:45 p.m.
1n the campus courtyard. Student speakers will be<:heri
Mosebar and Judy Del Minico. Principal Bruley Daugherty
also wall address the graduating class.
Golden W~st College (Huntington Beach) -1,011 stu
dents will receive degrees from the two-year community
college during commencement rites set to start al 7 p.m . in
the campus amphitheater. Principal speaker will be Los
Angeles Juvenile Court Judge Joseph N. Sorrentino.
Coroaa del Mar High School -Seniors Amy Ross and
Dave Sklansky will speak during commencement rites for
510 members of the Class of '77. Ceremonies are scheduled
for Sp m. in the campus quad.
Estancia High School (Costa Mesa) -465 members of
the senior class will graduate in rites set for 7 p.m. at
Davidson Field on the Newport Harbor High School cam·
pus. Speaking will be valedictorian and student body Presi-
dent Kathy Forbath and honor student Janet Clewell.
McNally HJgb School (Costa Mesa) -65 students will
receive diplomas in 10 a.m. ceremonies at the school. Den.
nis Landesman, father of one of the graduates, will speak.
Principal Jack· Coleman will trace the day or a typical
McNally student while graduate Ursula Robinson mimes
his description.
Friday, June 17
Orange Coast College <Costa Mesa) -A record l,67S
sophomores will get degrees from the two-year community
college. The cenmonies start at 7: 30 p.m. in OCC's Basil H.
Peterson Gymnasium. Studenl Dan Jeffries will deliver the
commencement address.
Sunday. June 12.1m DAILY P1LOT Jljg:
FV FeteS Its Formation \ t . I
Ed1tor'1 Nott: Clipping• from tM
1cropboc>lcl o/ Nflhe S11loo Wordlow
DuRGlt ~ l£Nd to compile tJW
ortfct.. SM donflfd tMH boo/cl to
tile /''ountofn \lotleJI Hfatortcal
Socl1t11.
ton. by RAV ESTRADA °' U.. O<Mly f'llet Si.rt
More Ulan 50 irate "Talbert
Valley" farmers huddled in an
Ocean View Elementary School
clauroom near Huntington
Beach on a cool January night to
draw up a petition opposing the
Sin Diego Fret1way.
The year was 1953. It would
be four more years before another group of farmers Clled
city Incorporation papers to form
what is today known as Fountain
Valley.
What those farmers in 1953
didn't know was that their efforts
-had they been successful -
would not only have halted a
freeway but stopped the evolu-
t 1 on or a bedroom com -
munity that sprouted out of
vegetable fields.
Fountain Valley residents have
slated a series of events today to
commemorate the incorporation
of their city 20 years ago.
There would be little to
celebrate this week if farmers
hke Robert Heil, who lived on·
Huntington Beach Boulevard in
1953, had won their fight with the
Orange County Board of
Supervisors and the state
highway department
Hell and his fellow farmer&
said the freeway would make con·
tinued agriculture in the valley
virtually impossible.
But many !onetime Fountain
Valley residents today believe
the San Diego Freeway had the
greatest slngle impact on the
formation of the city.
The Farmers said in their peti-
tion they were not opposed lo
freeways In general -they just
didn't want them in their north
forty.
The anli·freeway drive stalled
but paved the way for another
group of farmers to file in·
corporation papers during the
summer of 1957.
Records show that a scant 93
voters approved the Fountain
Valley incorporation issue. but
only 63opposed 1t.
Joseph M. Courreges, a long-
time local farmer, voted In favor
or the measure "to save the lnte·
grlty of the area.''
Jim Kanno, Joe Callens.
Charles Ishii, Henry Boer and
Robert Wardlow were elected as
city councilmen.
Kanno, named the city's first
mayor, was also the firs t
Japanese·born mayor in the
United States, local historians
said.
Actually, what is now Fountain
Valley was called Talbert, after
FIRST SCHOOL IN FOUNTAIN VALLEY TERRITORY
SAM TALBERT'S DREDGING OPERATIONS IN 1905
the area's first postmaster
Thomas Talbert, from about the
turn or the century unlit its in-
corporation.
The farming community
showed few signs of change from
the 1920s until the early
1960s, when tract homes began to
spring up.
Ground was broken for the first
large residential subdivision in a
65·acre area near Newland
Street and Warner Avenue in
mid-1962.
For almost half a century
before that tlme, the only major
residential areas in the city were
Colonia Juarez and the Talbert
A venue and Bushard Street in-
tersection.
Fountain Valley was not
without its share of curiosities
and controversies.
In 1955, for instance, a de·
veloper, D. K . Hutchinson and a
banker, Lloyd Hartin, envisioned
1,800 acres of industrial harbor in
Fountain Valley.
The scheme would have had
fertile farmland dredged 40 feet
below low tide line and a slice of
land from Slater Avenue to
Indianapolis Avenue and east to
the Santa River under water.
The harbor idea ebbed and
dried up.
But lhe recurring noise from
the former U.S. ·Marine
Helicopter base at what is now
Mile Square Park was a problem
that plagued the city until the
area became a county park.
*
Fountain Valley had its own
version of the "Red Scare".
almost a decade after the
McCarthy era.
In March, 1963, the city council
adopted an ordinance that re-
quired any merchant who sold
goods made in Communist coun-·
tries to pay a $1,000 fee and dis-•
play a sign say mg the goods were
sold.
*
The same month, the Fountain
Valley City Council outlawed •
labor unions.
Both city policies threw the
town into an uproar. :
Store owners began throwing •
Polish sausages to their dogs and •
eight Los Angeles and Orange :
County labor unions threatened a •
suit against the city. :
Both "anti·communist·• or· ,
dinances were subsequently re-·
pealed. :
Fountain Valley has changed ·
quite a bit from those days.
What once was a completely
rural community of under 2,000
residents has been transformed
into a suburban city which has
almost reached its population
capacity.
The 1''ountain Valley Com-•
munity Development Agency has
targeted the only large remain-
ing agricultural area of the city
for li ght industrial use
in the next five years.
Within a few years, Fountain
Valley's farming heritage may 1
be a thing of the past. 1
* •
'Gospel Swamp' Comes of Age
Val,ley HiBtory Tied io Mexico
Lake many areas in St>uthem California.
Fountain Valley was orrce part of a Spanish land
grant.
The city is just a porli<11t of the much larger
Las Bolsas grant given to an ex·soldier Manuel
Nieto, according lo Fountain Valley historians.
Nieto's heir, Catrina Ruiz., was given the.
land by Mexican Governor Jose Figueroa on
May 22, 1834.
After lhe Spanish·American War, the area
was up for grabs with many claiming ownership.
The area was bought by Abel Stearns at a
public auction. The purchase included the areas
of Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach,
Westrnln.ster and Garden Grove.
By lhe mid-1870s sheepmen Roch Courreges
and Roch Sarrail came to Fountain Valley from
Monterey and San Francisco.
Courreges, whose descendents, including
former city councilman Joseph Courreges, still
live near the intersection of Talbert Avenue and
Newland Street, leased the land from the Stearns
Rancho Company and later bought lbe property,
which was surrounded by swamps.
The Fountain Valley area was nicknamed
''Gospel Swamp" during the 18Ek>s to lhe early
1900s because of the many revival tepls set up
during that period.
The area was also called "Fountain Valley"
because of the great number or artesian wells
there.
In 1882, R. B. Wardlow bought 160 acres in
the swamps and began the arduous task of filling
the ground with dirt.
He bullt his home of redwood near what is
now the corner of Slater A venue and Bushard
Street. His wife Martha planted an orchard,
many ornamental trees, flowers and shrubs,
The Talbert, B¥shard, Borchard and Lamb
families also moved into the area in the early
1900s.
Much of the area was being cleared for farm·
ini just before the tum of the century.
Bandits roamed lbe swamps and preyed on
victims including drivers and guards on mail
wagons. The Santa Ana Posl Office would not de·
liver mail to the area because of the danger.
But, historians tell us. "a frail·looking
woman, Mary Swift, took the job."
Despite the Santa Ana postmaster's objec-
tion. she carried the mail and declared: "1 have
the Lord in Heaven and a cat·o' -nine tails in my
hand.
In 1899 John Corbett applied ror the
establishment of the first Fountain Valley post
office. He sold his store, which housed the office,
to Tom Talbert.
But the post office was named Talbert in-
stead of Fountain Valley because there was
already an office with that designation in
Northern California.
The post office became the heart of "Talbert
Valley,'' centered on the Bushard Street·Talbert
A venue area.
The only other signs of civilization in Talbert
Valley in those early days became known as
Colonia Juarez, a Mexican setUemenl.
The colony was named after Mexico's first
democratic president, Benito Juares. The homes
in the area, placed on oversir.ed lots, have been
occupied by people or Mexican heritage since the
mid·l920s.
Other pioneers or Fountain Valley were His·
amatsu and Sue Tamura and Kyutara and Sada
Nakamura, who bought land around 1910.
One of the most important pioneers in the
area was Sam Talbert, who made much of lbe
land available for farming by dredging.
Talbert organized a drainage district in 1903
and did much or the work himself.
Ditches 15 feet deep were dug on the east side
or each half mile road from north to south.
The water was directed towards the upper
northwest slough or Newport Bay.
The area once thought worthless because of
all the swamps had become a farm region.
It remained an agricultural paradise until
residentlaJ developments andafreeway appeared
in the m.id-19605.
This 8ft8slan well wa.s drilled .... i.
in Fountain Valley In 1899. ,., -' .
To stop water, a /srge pointed •·
redwood plug was tapped ;ntq 1
:
top of pipe and tapped loose · .
snd floated off for Irrigation. 1 • .....
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leeward mark and the tactics
here determined the result of the
race.
Johnson chose to beor away
and sel a ne\f chute, takln1 hJm
low of the mart, while Kilroy or·
dered a jibe-set. which took hlm
hlJh on the course. '
It soon became obvious that
Passaae wns ln cloar atr and saJl-
t n g faster while Kialoa was
squared away and fighting her
way through a murderous spec·
tator neet and chopped up sea,
At lhc leeward mark PLc;sage
wu two mmuta and Si aeconds
ahead as Kialoa continued to
weave her way through tbe con-
fused and lnconslderate spec-
tator neet.
The situation dldn 't change
much on the next weather leg
despite lhe radto and bullhorn
pleas of lhe race committee and
Coast. Guard Auxiliary patrols
for tho, onlookers to clear the
nren.
As a result, Kialoa was a hope-
less five minutes and two
seconds behind ut the weather
mark. The fact thol she made up
47 seconds on the rtnol run was ln·
cidenlal. It was a case of too little
and too late.
lt was the second straight year
the vaunted Klaloa bad lost the
Cal CUp match. She was defeated
last year by Jack Rooklyn's 73-
foot s loop Ballyhoo from
Australia. Passage nnd Kialoa are top
contenders in the heavy displace·
ment division to win line honors
In the upcoming Honolulu race.
But both wlll be up agajnst
three light displacement
speedsters. Including the 65-foot
sloop Ragtime, whlch bas twice
defeated Pauaee in the
Transpac. Th1s wlU be Klaloa'•
flral ouUng in lbe 2,W·mile
Honolulu run.
Age.Old Skin Disease Conquered
NEW THERAPY CLEARS ACNE
• Is acne t rcatable? Absolutely, say the n;itfbn'1 top sJcln spectatlst1 on Iha staffs or
ma1or medical schools. Two dru&s. Vltamlo A Acid a11d Benzoyl PeroJdde, ;ipplled
externally under a physici:in's c11rc, oen clear even tho most fitUbbom 1ct1e 11'1 8 to ll
wcckr.. This b momentous news, recorded in tho nation'• lo1d1ng mcdlcnl jQumala.
Jack Krnmer, M.D .• Board Ccrtlfted Dormatologi•t, a 1pecl3llst In kin care tor 2S
yc~u. lus ctc;ited sl'I( Acne Care Medical Clinlu cxcluslwly for this tll.chm1 trtatrncot.
For further lnformatron c~lf
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• ---bAILVPflOT Sun June t2. f9'17
a,~ J L Wtl
Af''-••ICM,........ RD If rat )OU Ulch a frog. Th~n
ou c I 1 behind wlth 1 s>e•cock feather and wat<"b Wm Jump. t"ur aumo r•a•on, 1t l!\ 11
b lart.wt U11n1 to 110 About 300 people 1pent
~ l1Hw1y alt 1 noon llckllnJJ and lauahtn, und
m a Utlo on th l11wn of Murk Tw1un a old
1&£1.Y nit~ c•ulttbrul~ 41Uthor of "Tht•
C•J Jumpm Pro~ of <'alavcr115 County"
" Id hil"• JIPJ'U'Ved, 1' rop anivt'd from ull
ov ~ cum In p lnt bu k~b. cnayonnalst• Jar r -C' , mUk tar10J11. wuto bCllk1.1t11
um« from th ~lh wh~ro they ure
taUed "ft1w1s" and rro.n the North where lhl'Y
an callod "lr•ha1." Tbrt carnu ¥11 thl' way from
CahtornJa wrapped lo atyro!oan
''Tbe only ru on for holdma fro&: 1umµ
di) &a beeause ther• 1• no rea.tt0n for •l." isa1d
De.tel• P k, the dlr dor of the Mark Twain • medlot J. which. tog•ther wllh Hartford .,
Cbtl4r .. Mlll4tUm!I, 11poo110ns the evert each , Y•ar
lbe kids arrived early to register their frogs
• with Eileen Fteldmg, a naturahsl at the museum
and an expert on frogs She knows the difference
b•tween a picke rel frog, which is a small
creature with 11poL't, 11 green Crog, which has
dor1el lateral ridges, whatever they are, and a
bullfroa. which as simply a big damn frog.
Rt'al. tratlon as uncomphcalcd "My Qame 1s
Molly Kehoe I om 12 My frog's name is Captam ltook ..
HOW DID YOU catch your· frog, Molly?
·My father caught him in a net Ile let about 7~ others get away "
Ken Oompier caught three frogs. Buckshot, rttta and Miguel, Ken arrived with a busload of
kids from Brattleboro, Vt., here on a school
projec.'ttovisltlhe Murk Twain House
llow did you catch your frogs, Ken"
'"I 1nuck up 'em and leaped on ·em right in
the mud."
The entry lL'>l )(rew Buffalo Bob. Prmce
Charming, Jumphrcy Bogart. Tiny Tim, Son of
Delight, Mustona:. Boris. Thunderbolt. Prune
Whip. Edward, Kl'>'>er. Durman, Bubbles.
Yellow Lees. Bullet
Soon 77 were en let cd . rann to Jump
The Twain House. a wonderfully nooked and
uannted old V1ctor1an building with red bricks
""WfreplMt.
BRIAN DARI AN URGES' ON 'YOSEMITE SAM'
and a slate roof, was the perfect backdrop You
could almost visuahze the old man looking down
from an upstairs window laughmg
ANCIENT TREES provided shelter from a
gentle drizzle 1n midafternoon. which the frogs
. .
cbee~ and the kids 11nored. °f\\.'O big mountain
1aurel bushes contributed perfume and pink
blossoms
At last-1ump lime
The arena was a platform set m front of
bleachers wh1ch were donated by the parks de~
partment The platform was covered with fake
green grass. donated by the cemetery. Th~ee
loose strands or rope J)eld b ck the pressmg
throng. Tbe best seats were in a nearby beech
tree. its branche-s filled with cheering ch.ildren
ln a frog·Jumpmg contest, the creature is
tackled three limes. his total distance measured
in a straight line.
It can be terribly exc1tmg. A few years ago a
little boy was so pleased with his frog's
performance he squeezed him to death. This
year there were no casualties.
This year Buffalo Bob, the celebrated jump·
ing frog from California, survived his airplane
trip and won with a hop. skip and jump of 119~
inches
SECOND w AS Buckshot, one or the frogs
scooped out of the mud by th.at inl.repjd Vermont
frog snatcher. Ken Dompier. Buckshot leaped
1061:i inches
But guess \.\hat Ken. a generous youngster
\\Ith three frogs on his hands had given
Buckshot to his pal. Danny Kellison Danny got
the glory
All Ken got was the mud
Carter . . Amin Accused of Cannibalism
Outlines
U.S. Plan
WASHINGTON IAP) Prest
dent Carter says he wants to
challenge the Soviet Union ag.
gress1vely but peacefully for in
fluence m areas of the world
crucial to U S. interests, includ-
1~ some nations under Russian
1tfluence
LONDON (APJ Ugandan
President ldi Amin is "can·
nibalisttc" and gives every in-
dication of being insane. uccord-
ing to for mer Ugandan health
minister Henry Kycmba who de·
fected to Britain last week
A ('opyrighted account of an m-
te r view with Keymba by re-
port er Russe ll Miller was
published by the London Sunday
Times
THE SUNDAY Times article
quoted Kyemba as saying·
· · 1 know there has been a great
deal or international speculation
about hi.i (Amln'sJ sanity. I have
certainly seen him in situations
when he gives every indication of
being insane ..
Kyemba, who said he dcfC'cled
while attending a conference m
Switzerland because he feared
Amin would kill him, told Miller
that Amin has ··self-confessed
cannibalistic tendencies I have
no doubt he was serious when he
told me that he had eaten human
meat on a number of occasions
He remarked emphatically that
1t was salty.
•'When J was minister of
health, doctors often told m e that
bodies delivered to hos pital
mortuaries had been t ampen•d
with in curious ways
"IN 1974, when ~ri g. Charle!:>
Arube was murdered. Amin in-
sisted on going alone 111lo thl'
mortuary al Mulago llosp1tal to
·identify' the body lie was in
there for some lime and only God
knows what terrible ritual h~ was
carrying out.·'
Arube was accused of plollm~
to overthrow Amin. A spokesman
for Amin said at the time that
Arube died in the hospital after
shooting himself twice in the
head
Commenting on Amin's sanity,
Kyembasaid: '
"I was with him once in a
hospital when a nurse asked him'
how many children he hoped to
have "About 200.' he replied,
quite serious ly Can a man who
wants 200 childre n be sane">"
The former minister said Amin'
re portedly has 34 children now
:·'Tb1s mcludes places hke Viet·
nam and places hke Iraq and
Somaha and Algcrw and places
like the Peoplt''s Republic of
China and even Cu ha ... Carter
said m an mlerview with mem ~rs of the MaS{azine Publishers
~soc1at.1on
• The Whtll' llou se made
<ltrter·s rt'marks public Satur
day
Chinese City Devastated
Kyemba said Amin is furious
with his present wife, Sarah. be-'
cause she has not become preg-
nant. "S:irah was a go-go dancer
with a Jazz band run by members
of the Su1c1de Reconnaissance
Regiment when Amin first met
her. She had a boy friend by
whom she had a baby but that didl
not matter to Aman.
• ' W H E N II E s en t h i s•.
bodygtfards to fetch her, Sarah's
boy friend refused lo lel her go.
As soon as Amin heard what had
happened. he told his guards to
arrest the boy and that he did not
want to see him again. The boy.
was executed within hours.·· 1CA RT E R ALSO told the
p(iblishers:
l The public should apply ~essure on Congress \o coun
l rbalance pressure from the 011
· d auto lobbies. which Carter
b ames for congresi.ional set·
cks in his energy plan
U N Ambassador Andrew
Young, who has been concentrat
'.'i.g his diplomaltC e frorts on
Africa, wfll shift his <'mphasis to
11}clude developing countries in
lite Cnribbcan and 1n South and
C,ntral America
' t-THE ONLY "pparcnt way to
sraighlen out the nation's tangle
o retirem ent programs, which
c auses gross mcquilies among
benefit recipients. is to appoint a
special commission to study the
rQatter
'
-The adm1ntslrat1on is trying
Increase funding for housing
ograms and to channel the
ney into the central cities.
-He l• "very proud" of his
binet and there is "no member
the Cabinet that I would want
bange.''
ucb of the interview dealt
h foreign affairs
arter noted that lhe United
tes ts "normalizing rela
ns hips with countries that
ve been our adversaries or
n enemies in the past '
THE EF•'ORT 1:. fraught
"th grave poltl1c.i l conse
ences" 1f 1t 1s not handled
sitivety. he said
'My own inchnallon , though. t!>
aggressively challenge, in a
peaceful way. of course, the Sov
iet Union and others for influence
reas of the world that we feel
crucial to us now or potential
crucial 15 or 20 years from
Rafi'• lt'Ofl Out
Deputy warden of the prison
from which James Earl Hav
escaped Friday holds up
pipe ·ladder used b )'
pnsoners to scale "Wall
Guards assembled device in
less than a. minute Officials
say prisoners probably <ltd it
even faster
Trip 'Helpful
To Jimmy'
CARACAS. Venezuela <API
Rosalynn Carter, nearlng the end
of a two-week Latin American
good-will tour, said Saturday s he
made the trip "because I r eally
think it can be helpful to Jimmy."
and she rated the tour a success
Mrs. Carter spoke at a press
conference that was delayed
when she surrered a shght attack
of nausea
Al the press conference, Mrs
Carter was a sked ir she fell un
comfortable about the fem1ms1
aspectofherdtplomattc m1ss1on
· · 1 have not been uncom fortablt•
atall,"shesaid "Hithasn 'tbeC'n
done before maybe 11 ts 'itJ:nt ft
rant
'I'm doing this because I really
think it can be helpful to Jimmy.··
she said, adding e mphatically. "I
like being a woman."
LONDON \APJ One of the
firs t Western correspondents al-
lowed into Tangshan. the Chinese
city hit by a massive earthquake
last summer. Saturday described
it as a "horrorscapc'' of rubble.
·'Wreckage is almost all there
IS,.' wrote Nigel Wade or the Lon-
don Daily Telegraph. "From
what I saw, thj!re can be no doubt
the Tangshaa earthquake ~
rank as one of the world's worst
natural disasters for centuries."
WADE SAID he and three
other r~porters got a brief \ook at
the devastation in Tangshan Fri-
day by booking si;als on the first
train o f the sea son passing
through the rt'g1on to a summer
seas ide resort 1n northeast
China
The quake struck last July 28
anti took an estimated 500,000
lives Wade said after-shocks
shook the area as recently as last
month
.. A city which once had a
m11l1on inhabitants has become a
horrorscape of shattered con·
crele. heaps of brick and twisted
metal," he wrote. "'There has
bet•n' no major reconstruction.
Noth.ing 1s being fully rebuilt
while powerful after-quakes con-
tinue."
Villages surrounding the Shat-
tered city have semipermanent
new housing wilh walls of mud
and straw and thatched roofs. he
added
M EANWRJLE, a Communist
newspaper m Hong Kong report-
ed that Chian~ Ching. Chairman
Mao Tse-lung's widow and head
of the purged '"gang of four"
radicals. murdered a woman
leaders to Meet
CA IRO !AP! Egyptian
Foreign Minister Is mail Fahmy
returned from Moscow Saturday
and announced that President
Anwar Sadat will meet with Sov-
iet leader Leonid I Brezhnev.
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knew too much about Chiang
Ching's ''pas t treacherous
crimes.··
attributed to Chiang Ching re
cently by the Peking·s People :..
Daily
The Chinesc-lan~uage Ta Kung
Pao. quoting an oHicial llsinhua
news agency dispatch from Pek-
ing, Identified her as Sun We1 -
sbih.
The dispatc4, dated Friday.
said Chiatlg .Cbitig ordered her
arrest in 1967 and ·'persecuted
and killed her in Jail" in 1968 Sun
was 47
C HIANG CHING and her threb
radical followers Chang
Chunchiao, Wang Hung-wen and
Yao Wen-yuan all form er
members of the Commumst
party's powerful Poliburo were
arrested last October for alleged
ly trying to seize powe r from
Mao's successor. Chairman Hua
Kuofeng
Amm then married her.
Kyemba s aid she has been
treated by doctors lo determine
why she had not become preg·
nant
China watchers m llong Kong
believed 1l was the same killing
They have since been blamed
for a wide range of crimes
· The doctors told m e as.
mm1ster of health that the pro-
blem was psychological Sarah
cannot forget her former boy
friend or the fact that he~
husband was res ponsible for his
death "
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DAILY PILOT
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DAILY PILOT Al Sunday, June 12. 1971
-1970 Mass Murder
Leads to New Death
Capitol Work C'ontiaue•
SANTA CRUZ (AP) A youna
woman driven by depression stem-
min& from the mass murder of her
family seven years ago has been
buried a suicide victim.
Taura Ohta Wbelden, 25, was buried
last week In Holy Cross Cemetery.
where her father. mother and two
brothers were laid to rest in 1970.
MRS. WJIELDEN, who escaped the
murders because she was studying in
tbe East, had been depressed since
the killings and had made several pre-
vious suicide attempts, said a family
friend, Marilyn Liddicoat.
"It was always the same old pro-
blem," said Mrs. Liddicoat. "She
dwelt on the tragedy ... She had
been in and out of mental institutions
ror the past 11 years ...
Mrs. Whelden. 25, had been found
unconscious m the closed garage or
her Coventry, R. I home May 26. A
ea r engine was running and
authorities said she had taken some
With the arrn <ii of ~ummcr work on restoration of the state capitol pills and inhaled deadly carbon
bu1ldmg goes into full swmg as workers begin the task of shoring monolClde fumes She died the next
up the walls or the 108-year-old structure. The project is set to cost dalhe was buried next to her father.
S42 5 million Senate c ha mber ts at right, Assembly at left eye surgeon Victor Ohta, 45; her -----------------=-----..:...... _______ mother, Virginia 43 ; and brothers.
Water Use Down
Derrick, 12. and Taggart, 11.
ALSO KILLED in the October 1970
mass murder was the Ohtas'
secretary, Dorothy Cadwallader, 38.
LOS ANGELES (Al') -Southern
Cahrorrua water use was down last
month. say water officials, hut it
wasn't because or conservation.
The victims were shot and their
bodies dumped in a swimming pool
[ )
The house was set afire and vehicles BR/ E F S were parked blocking the driveway.
Another da~ghter. Lark, who was 14
married her hi&h school sweetheart
and was divorced two years later. She
met Stephen Whelden four years ago
while she was a psychiatric patient al
a Santa Barbara hospital Besides her
hus band, s he 1s s urvived by their
daughter. Tyese. 2
FOUR DAYS after the slayings,
John Linley Frazier, 24, was arrested
in his cabin about a mile from the
Ohta 's luxurious hilltop home. He was
convicted and sentenced to death. but '*
is now serving a life prison term
because the U.S. Supreme Court
struck down the death penalty.
Eviction On
At SF Hotel
DEtfMIS •oSEM
•10West Ooast Hwy Newport Beach
645-6470
...
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and business insurance?'
Like a good neighbor. .. ... .,,_..'
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The Metropolitan Water District,
which sells water around the region,
reported its May sales were 24 per
cent below I hose of I ast year But of
flcials say that was moslly due to in-
creased rainfall last month
.... _____________ at the time of the slayings and was al·
Bad weather and icy waters ham
pered earlier efforts. but the salvage
team was able to begin its search
when skies cleared and t emperatures
rose Saturday The plane crashed into
lower Merced Pass Lake about 12
miles east of Yosemite Valley
tending a private school in Sacramen·
to. has recently graduated from Stan
ford University.
~1000 UEHATE ~~~ LANt:lt · .....
Shortly after the murders, Taura
"Our estim ate 1s that no more than
five percent or the reduecd demand
upon us was the result of conserv<1
lion." said John Lauten, MWD
general manager ·'Thal means the
people of Southern California have got
to put a lot more effort into saving
water or we could have some serious
problems during the peak demand
months like August and Septem ber "
(call 642-5678] Put a few words to work
Guard S~lu Sailor• DAILY PILOT for you In the SAN FRANCISCO CAP) Coast I
Guard patrol boats and divers con-
tinue their search for two San Mateo --------------------
men after their s unken 25-foot cruiser
Delta Faraa Bl'fl lfrged
SACRAMENTO (AP) A federal
official is suggesting California would
save enough water to 1rr-igate more
than 100.000 acres t'ls<'whcre by buy
mg out farmers an tht• Sacrnmenlo
San Juaquan Delta
James E Cook. (•h1ef of planning
for the lJ.S Bureau of Reclamalion·s
California offi ce. said . "W~ can do
without this agricultur<' '·
By buying out formers on fust three
delta islands. more water could be
s aved than the amount it would tak<'
to fill the proposed Auburn 0.am. Cook
said .
PrU~ Trie• S uid.U
SAN LUIS OBIS PO (AP 1 -A 25
year -old prisoner arrested earlier for
k1dnapmg and attempting to rape and
murder a woman tried early Saturday
morning to hang h1ms<'lf, authonlles
said
When Jail oHrrcrs found Ronald
Clyde Davis of Pismo Beach at 12-so
a m .. he was not breathing, said
Sheriff's Sgt Edward Carroll. The or
ficers revived him by massaging his
hl'art. C~1rroll sa111
was found in the San Francisco Bay in
waters off San Francisco lntema·
t1onal Airport, the Coast Guard said.
Coast Guard spokesman Larry
Clark said Michael D. McAncy, the
30-year-old owner of the "Little Viv, ..
was reported missing by his wife late
Friday night. Michael Troutt, 22. had
been reported missing earher l<'riday
by his father .
Med Payback
Bill Advances
SACRAMENTO CAP) The As-
sembly has approved a bill <AB 1366>
requiring University of California
medical students to repay their In-
struction costs lo help fund a plan
aimed at adding doctors 1n areas that·
need them.
UC medical students graduating
after January 1982 would be affected
by the bill. They would have 10 years
to make the repayment.
The bill would require repayment of
about Sl0.000 a year-in the cost of
educating a medical student. Funds
collected would go lo support UC
m e dical departments producing
specialists judged by the Department
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YOSEMITE tAP J Rangers had
r esumed a search for the bodies of the
crew of a plane that crashed in a re
mote lake here in December. scalier-
mg a cargo of marijuana.
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Prisons'
Top Man
Under Gun·
SACRAMENTO <API
State pnson employes
lack confidence in Gov
Edmund nrown Jr ·._
corrections director and
think inmates have too
much dec1s1on-m aking
power m the pnsons. an
employe group says
T H E CALIFOR NIA
State Employcs Associa-
tion released a survey in
which 64 percent or
pri s on employes
responding said Correc-
tions Director J1ro
Enomoto was doing a
poor job, 24 percent said
rair. 9 percent said good
and 3 percent said ex
cellent
The survey also said 85
percent thought inmates
had "too much power in
decisions m administer
mg the institution "
CSEA said 1,587 of 1ls
4 ,000 members among
the 8 .000 prison
employes answered the
survey
The group said Brown
s hould investlaate the
prisona and make im-
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Mistrial Misleading
\ mu.I rtul huii hi•f'n clt•('lnred ln l1at year s widely
r~portt>cl m .1.:-" mur lier L'OSl' ·•l f'oiliforn1a Stute
nhcri-ll). t-"ullt•rlon lklhons lx.lhtnd the mistrial
tll•t tsrnn 81 t' u11dt·ar. hut lh('y have unfairly
~ mtrt:ht'<l l h1• lrh•t 1tut1un.
'fht• c ,isl' 111\ uh·•'b u fol'nt\'I" un1vcrsaty Janitor,
J'7 > cu-01d J:o;.aw.,r d Cltu1h.o.!> Allltway. llo lit accused
of 10tn bersl•rk on <'a mpus lost .July 12, ahootmg
'c•~n people to de nth und woundina two others.
Jt •~ th~ worst Citllt' of maws murder in Orange
County hi-. ton
Tfu, fiH·t :tlurw hai. had • .m enormoui; impact on
t ampu!=< hf1· and lht• n•pul<Al1ora or thl' university.
Now :..ddt-0 tn 1111-. ma!!tl'tl\"(.' lraiedy is the cloud
that has ht-en crc.:dlNI hy the dl·l'laratton of Alla way's
mhlnaJ.
No otric:ial n•as on f<u lhc dl'Cl'I H>n wus given from
th~ Supenor Court IH'nt'h Rut unoff1c1aJ rumor.., sifted
our lh<&t lhl' rf~<t ... on '' u ... that porno~raph1c filml) had
bt!t·n sh<>" n tn the t•..impus media center The media
c~nler 1~ in thl' ltbrar) complex where the s laying oc-curred
Whate ... er tht? ltnk m1ght b<.• between sex film
!->howmgs ant.I the mas~ murders has not been indical·
cd e ither offic1ally or unofficially. One early rep-0rt in
.:mother newspaper actually indicated the porno-
g raphy had been "produced" in the m edia center
"here Allaway !:>ervcd as custodian.
Later rcp0rts, again unoffi c ial, indicated this was
false information . The basis for the mistrial ap.
parently is that some prurient movies were shown.
But the fi rst r eport might leave the public with
the impression that massive amounts of pornography
were being produced at the univers ity.
the mass killings ls left strictly to the public imagina·
tJon or lipeculatlon. No official statements have been
made other than a ref us al to confirm or deny the
Pornography report
Perhlips at would have been better 1( key officials
m the case would have made a clear statement on just
what the new information was that caused the mis·
trial action.
Regardless, the really melancholy circumstance
here is that the partial disclosure is yet another blow
to u ftn(' <'ducational institution which has already
suffered an enormous tragedy.
Cal State Fullerton does not need any more
trouble, particularly when it has no more substance
than innuendo based up-0n rumor.
Every Source Milked
Meet your new e nergy source -the cow
Yep. old Bossie may not compete with the San
Onofre nuclear plant as an energy source, but she c<.1n
do her bit.
Milk. you sec, is 98.6 degrees when it comes from
the cow. It must be cooled immediately to 38 degrees.
And what happens when you cool the milk is you heat
the water used in the cooling process.
Using equipment m anufactured by a Wisconsin
company, a gallon of 110 degree water can be pro·
duced by cooling one gallon of 98.6 degree milk. Ad·
just things a bit and you can produce water up to l!X)
degrees.
Not only can the dairy farmer heat his barn, a nd
m aybe even his house, but if bis herd is large enough
he conct?ivably could sell surplus heat or convert it to
other energy sources.
When the facts fin ally do emerge. we may learn
that it was only a few students who may have rented a
t·ouple of "blue" films and secretly utilized media
cetttcr <'quipmcnt to screen them.
And what link all thas might have to Allaway or
Next logical application: one or two cows in every
garage or backyard. Each family could have an am
pie s upply of milk as well as a warm place to sleep. ''It's ~rted, thcrt Wt'll All send him our wivts."
Time to Repeat Marshall Plan?
"'Or thc rc'c: our SJ1P<'i1'l de lu"<e job. where we try and tract•
right bl\ck to Adam and Eve."
WASHINGTON. D.C. -It was
a lovely late ~pring day just 30
years ago this week, and the
principal speaker at our Harvard
commence·
ment exercise
was General
George C .
Mar s h al l .
then Secret
ary of Statt>.
Althou g h
we did not re-
alize it al the
time, he was using the occasion to
unveil a dramatic new American
initiative
The program would come to be
known as the Marshall Plan. and
it turned out to be one of the most
STANLEY
KAR NO\\'
successful strategies in lJ S. his-
tory.
For it revived the economies of
Western Europe that had been
shattered by World War II, and 1t
stimulated the eventual pros pen
ty that has changed the face of
the region.
THAT EXPERIENCE ought lo
serve as a lesson for the present.
The challenge now no longer ltes
in the industrial societies. but in
the developing countries. which
are slipping into the abyss of ir·
retrievable poverty.
$6 Million Man Comparatively Cheap
I h:l\l' bE'en hoardm~ in a desk d1 .rn er a llC\\l> 1t1.:m I C'l1µpcd uut
some months a~o. wailing for <1
suitably rotten day. when the
"eather. the bills and the general
malaise seemed to cry out for a
note of comfort and cheeriness.
This is the day.
You know, for years and years,
I had b een irritated by
so phomoric
scientists and
their aco ·
ly t es. with
that same old
s tory about
the "prtC(' .. of
a human be·
mg.
Tht>v \\OUlcl
inform u:..
with l'Ome
relish. that each person is worth
only 98 cenL~. or maybe in a time
or inflation. $2.98 at the most.
They \\OUlrl arrivc at this figure
( SYDNEY HARRIS)
by reducing us down to our
chemical components: so many
cents for our nitrogen, so much for
our calcium, so much for our iron
and sodium and whatever else is
found in our molecules.
I always thought this was the
most absurd diminution of the
human being I had ever beard.
And the news story that made my
heart leap with joy came, finally,
from another scientist -this one
a biophysicist at Yale, who blew
that whole r eductionist myth
back lo the limbo il deserves.
ACTUALLY, he said, '"each
human being is priceless." but if
we wanted to be crass enough to
estimate the value of a person in
cash terms. a pound of human
n esh alone would be worth over
$1 1,000, and the whole body
around $6 million.
These prices mereiy cover
"raw material" costs of the pro.
t eins, enzymes. hormones,
amino acids, and other esoteric
biochemicals that constitute the
living cre ature. To further
translate this chemical s upply in·
to sensate. conscious and in·
telligent human cells mig ht cost
at least six thousand trillion
dollars (that's a six followed by
15 zer06).
The idiots in the past who ha\'e
cited the laboratory price of such
common ingredients as carbon
and nitrogen. according to this
Yale blophys1c1st. have totally
ignored the Sl7 m1ll1on a gram
for prolactin. or thl' nearly SS
million a gram for the folhcle-
sti m ulating hormone Not to
mention such "chcap('r ingre·
d1ents" as DNA al $768 a gram,
acetate kinase at $8.860 a gram.
and alknlmc phosphatase at $225
a gram.
JN ADDITION, when we con·
sider that a computer built to
simulate the human mind would
ha,·e to be almost as lorge as the
earth itself, the cost is totally oul
of sight. <The economy of the
whole world is only a few trillion
dollars. as compared with the six
thousand trillion it would take lo
turn out a total person l
Even the Bionic Man on
television is a bargain-basement
number. judged by the standard
of creation. Among its many
blessings, the greatest curst> that
science has cast upon us 1s our
devaluation or the human person
in the cosmic scheme of things
Each of us is so valuable. in
terms far more than money. that
1he $6 million man is JUSl a
trinket.
Their economic salvation is .is
vital to the United States at lhl'
moment as the health of Western
Europe was a generation ago.
America depends on tht•sc
lands of Africa. Asia and Latin
America for markets as well as
for raw materials . Should thcy bl'
ravaged by starvation. the world
could be catapulted mto massl\t'
upheavals.
Thus the n ecessity for
something as innovative as thl·
Marshall Plan. But such an m
novation would require both im
aginative U.S. leadership and the
willingness of Americans. as \\ell
as the citizens of other rich na
lions. lo recognize their own l)elf-
interest.
LET THERE BE no illusions
about the original Marshall Plan
Despite Marshall's assertion at
Harvard that it was "not direct-
ed against any country or doc
trine but against hunger. pover·
ty, desperation and chaos." 1b
real purpose was to block tht> ex
tension of Soviet influence into
Western Europe.
Moreover, the plan could not
have been pus hed through
Congress, then reluctant to spend
money. had it not been promoted
as being essential to U.S. na-
tional security.
BUT WHATEVER the moli\'es
that underpinned the pro1ect. the
$20 billion that Americans
poured into it were runds well
spent.
Western Europe-not only re·
covered with astonishmg rap1d1
ty. but the manner in which the
European leaders themselve-.
cooperated in putting the scheme
into action ultimately en·
couraged them to develop lhc1r
own economic community.
According to Peter Peterson. a
former Secretary of Commerce.
about a billion people are stnv·
ing to survive under deteriorat·
ing conditions in developing
countries. Their average life ex-
pectancy ts 50 ye<1 rs and their
rate of infant mortality is eight
times that of Amen cans.
IF PRESENT food trends go
on. s.iys Peterson. these coun·
tries will have to import more
1 han $20 b11l1on over a period of 15
years. Large as this figure is, it is
only a tiny fraction of the $300
billion being spent in the world
this year on arms.
The developing countries may
seem remote to Americans, but
they are mdispt>nsable to the U.S. -
economy. In 1975. for example.
they absorbed S28 5 billion in v .S exports. and they are in debt
10 American banks to the tune of
$50 billion.
They also furnish the United
States with such major minerals
as bauxite. chrom i um.
manganese, nickel , tin and
tungsten . Without these
miner:ils. American factories '
cou Id not operate
THE NOTION of fort>ig n aid
has fallen out of fJvor. however.
and with good reason. For
Americans discovered that much
of their taxes were being abused
in the developing countries by
corrupt regimes more focused on
enriching their leaders than help· ing people.
These abuses often were en·
couraged by the United States
because aid was considered to be
a political instrument in the cold
war. and its purpose was less to
bolster economies than to prop
up client governments.
For that reason, the equivalent
of a future Marshall Plan might
take the form of an international
avenue, free from ideologies. in
which both the donors a nd
bencf1c1an es would function
together
Destructive Steps Cause Troubk in Long Run •
To the Editor:
1 have seen many articles in
your paper from people who are
both concerned and irritated
over dogs running loose, ruining
their lawns. This shows a total
lack of respect for other people's
property by the dog owners
Allow me to comment also on
the number of children '"running
loo e"' through neighbors' lawns.
The destruction they leave can't
b4a scooped up with a shovel. I'm
talking about neighborhood kids
lhrowina garbage in your yard,
breaking off sprinkler heads.
s tomping through you r
flowerbeds, chJpping boles in
your sidewalk. knocking boards
from your fence ... and the list 1oes ... on and on.
IT'S lltlCR easier lo send your
doa next door and let your
nellhbor clean up after hlm. J
reef many pattnls have the same
attitude. Te1ehln1 a dos riJJht
from wron• I• not dlfllcult but very t.lmo consuming. Teachtn1
cbildfi buic r P«t for otbu's
propert,y also requlrea somo lime
spent obiervh11 and work:Jn1
with your own kid.I.
While ntllbbors we suffer
propertydamraee •nd rrustralion.
.il Is nothing compared to whal lhe
f
parents will suffer in the long run.
The parents describe the ir
children as "devilish" at age six.
al age 16, a judge will be describ·
ing them as incorrigible. Who are
the losers in a ll this? The
neighbors, parents, children and
community.
HELEN EVERS
f'lo•ation FarorM
To the Editor·
The Daily Pilot 1s to be ap
plauded for its recent article
··Flotation Sleep Current Trend"
which discussed the waterbed's
ongoing popular appeal. Wri~r
Marcia FonberJ should be com·
pllmenled for informative. well·
researched, well-written, and ac·
curate reportage.
AS A Wlletbed owner tM alx
years and a waterbed pro·
fe:safon.al for lour 1eara. I have wl\ocued . numerous lnstanca
or media waterbed overkill In
the paSt e18ht )'e&tl, too, many
editors imd 1cript writ.en hav
unfalrly aenaaUonallced tho
waterbed -&NI It ~atn• a mi.
underatood wt\lpplo1 bo)'. Tbdr
abott have been cheap ooes; and
we often ~pect theae irritable
people sleocp on bed.I of slraw.
( MAILBOX )
I.Altera from rtadert art wekc>JM.
The righl lo condense ltttn• to fU
.pace or eliminate libel it reun>fd.
lAUna oJ 300 words or less will be
~ prtfnmce . .411 letters mud in..
cludt lfgnature and mo:Umg addreu
but name• may be withheld on rt-
quesi iJ ruff1e1ent rtoJOn ii apparent
P~t'll Will not be publlsht!d
May they R.I P. !
The Pilot has departed from
this editorial practice. Those of
ua who pref er waterbeds to con·
ventianal beds doff our sleeping
caps ln a rare salute: ''Bravo!".
BRUCE H. ALE.XANDER
'~eSpwal'
To t.he Ed.itor ·
We ftl'e delighted with your
Juoe 6 article on Holly Lash Visel
for wo know sbo is so w9rthy or
lheb°"°r.
We once had a son ln her class
at Tustln mah School. He wu se>
rebellious and turned off school
we bad almOIL IOIL hope of his
graduating. but Mrs. Visel saw
something special In him and
even convinced him he had a
special «JUality.
BE NM only gTaduated, but
continued unlll now he will be
teaching ll5 a run professor at the
University in Montreal next year.
We think his llre would have
been a different story if he had not been influenced by t he
dedicated Holly Lash Visel.
BETTIE GRANT
Groups Tra"spo•ftf
To the Editor·
Amidst thP {'elebration of the
victory over homosexual rights
in Dade County, Florida, Anita
Bryant said. "Tonlaht the laws of
God and tbo cultural values or
man have been vindicated."
Homosexuality -is it a
spreading-damage sickness. or a
diHerent lifestyle".' Only research
and history will toll us ror i ur •
And when society ond science
have t.hou1htfull)I d ad d wtuch
&s the eorrect nn~T. I'm sur
that w ... 111 learn from the ex·
~rience like we have from other
pHl hUtorical experlenc
like the rationnllzing of restnc·
lions upon certain members of
society in an effort to "cleanse
the race'" (vindicate the cultural
values of man).
THE .,ARVAN" race or the
race of '"man," does it really
matter? I have not yet reached a
conclusion on how damaging lhe
"coming out" of the gays will be
on a long established heterosex·
ual society. But r have concluded
that it is an uncomfortable fc<'I ·
ang or Mjo vu J gel every lime 1
mentally transpose the word
'"J ew"overlheword "gay ..
The 10$5 of the rights of one
group can lead to a degenerating
process which might easily lead
to the loss or rights or aJ I group .
ALLlDDLE
1"19'• aBdl~er'!
To tho Editor:
It's fortunate that we h..-.vc
bigots such H George Wallace.
Lester Maddox and An1lu
Bryant.. Tb y bnng the proble~
of dtscrlm1n3Uon lo the t1urface.
Even though the "iQ.)IS .. IOtil on
lbe ballot. &My will win the fighl
THE •EPEAL oC the homoscx
ual rilhll law will cert.Inly
overturned by the Supreme
Court.
l often wonder bow many hun·
dreds of years it's going lo take
before people can believe in the
Constatulion and Bill of Ri1hts.
ROBERT JACKSON
\
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
RQbrrt N Wttd, ,,_.bllflwr
Thoma• Ke,.nl.£cbtor
Thl' editorial P••" of the Dally
Pilot 1eek1 to In form and
stimulate rHdcra by prennUni
on 1hls P••• dlvtru commentary
on toolcs of Interest by syndical•
ed rolumnl1ll and cutoonl.lt.a, by
providing • forum rtir rudcrs' vinia and by preatntlna thla
new11p1~r·1 opinion• and ldeu
on t'urrtnt topics. The editorial opinions of Ult Dally Ptlot appear'
only 1n the tdltorta1 column al tM
top of tht PIO Oplnlona n · p~ssed by the columnlsta and
c1rtoon11ts ind letter wrtten an thctr own and no end~ of
U\tit Vlhl b) the Daily Pilot
hould bo lnftttid.
Sunday.Jun 12,1977
.4t , a.
tirban Rioters ·Play Different · Tunes . }
WU nra o11w
llllad occur· rtq toU.,..
pablla to
••01 years.
Some urban
-lar&•·. by JU1panle-ThCJUlh the clU are lncreu·
ln&IY populated by mlnonU•.
11r110utbreab of aroup violence
an ao rare tbat a1eocl a keepin,
lt'Ort on th11 Hd activity have lit·
tle to ~rt. Brieny put, urban
America cooled It.self after 1988
Iii aybe thero'a enou1h TV
violence toutlafy the ma :ies
(
NICK
THIMMESCH
t&e US. Conference of Mayors.
) .American city 1wrertd wide·
scale rtotJnc, aol'Qetlmea two or
lbreetimesaytar.
Hundreds were killed,
lbouaanda were injured, and the
property damaie ran to hundreds ot mUllons. At one point, many
responsible leaders serloualy
wondered whether lbe republic
was coming apart.
• ••paUwon-y
OLat 1 pattern
at Hlapaalc
"Whet.her J'm 11tt1nc uround
drlnktna beer with tho m ayora or at~ndin1 torm41 meelin111 with
them, 1 never hear any di1cu11Jon
ot urban rtou any more," aays
Gene Ruaaell, a apokeaman for
"IT'S llEEN awfully quiet for
the pa.1t several years. There
have bcc!n flare.up al rock con·
certs and attacks by youth 11n1a.
but those are different from the a rut Mota of the •eoa."
From 1964 lhrou1h the summer ot 1988, nearly every major
THESE RIOTS were qulte
separate from the rash of campus
disturbances and anti.war de·
monstrations wblch turned riot1QI bed.w~ •.
Freedom Movement Emphasized
Young Purs11ing Kissinger
Policies -More Bluntly
Andrew Youns. wbo npresents the United States at
the United Nations, has been-at-
\r acliftl a Jot or fire recently.
He ia attUSed of aotagoniting
aome at America's but friends
by identifying
the United
States so em·
phatically
with the pro·
independence
and anti
imperialist
ca use in
Africa. He is
also accused
of being a one·
man foreign policy establii.h·
ment. operating without benefit
of advice or clearance from
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance
( NORMAN
COUSINS )
For many years Young hos
direction. The main competition
between the United States and
the Soviet Union has not been on
tbe level of, military firepower
but on the political and
ideological level.
Beyond a cert.Un point. atomic
stockpiles are meaningless. ll
takes only a limited number or
nuclear explosives to devastate a
nation such as the Soviet Union
or the United States. That is why
our basic security depend~ not
just on military might but on our
political influence in the world
THE SOVIET leaders IH.t vl'
given the highest priority to this
ktnd of influence Nor have the
Chinese been absent from this
competition. The Chinese have
been giving maJor atlenltun Lo
Africa. where the Sino Soviet
confrontalton is even more ac
tive than between the l 'mte<I
States and the Sov1N l 'mon
I been one or Jimmy Carter's
most trusted advisers. It 1s re-
asonable to believe that, long
before Mr. Carter came to the
White House, both ml'n spent
considerable time together dts·
cussing America's rclat1onsh1p
to the rest or the world
especially the nonwhite part that
Some Americans are maktng a
major mistake when they wnh•
off any nation that is not alla·d
outright with the United Stales It
was the f.Ulure lo make d1stmc
lions between nl'ulr,tl1i.t and
Communist countries that got us
into so much trouble in Laos
Vietnam and Cambodia
We moved our m1htary force!>
into Indochina because Wl'
minimized the historical d1f
ferences between the nations of
Indochina and their giant
neighbor to the north. We didn't
lake or understand neutralism . so
we helped to overthrow the go\
ernmenl of Souvanna Phouma an
Laos m favor of what we thou~ht
would be a regime with a pro·
nounced tilt toward the L'mled
States
MIGHTY MOUTl-I .
we recognized our mammoth
blunder and helped to restore
Souvanna Phouma.
Ila linked the United States to the
freedom movement, especially
in South Africa and Rhodesia, not
just because It conforms to our
own history but because the rest
of the world is watching.
, happens to represent the majori-
ty and the dominant reality. The biggest mistake in U.S.
foreign policy in the past 30 yea.rs
has been the assumption that we
were confronted with a single
world monolithic Communist
force. failing to recognize that
national differences transcend
ideology, as has been de-
m onstrated in the present contest
between the Soviet Union and the
People's Republic of China.
IN ORDER TO understand
1 what is behind Andy Young's
strong pronouncements on the
l , freedom movement in Africa and
, elsewhere. we have to consider
the big historical change that has
, come about since the end of
World War IL
ACTUALLY, Young is only
pursuing the Kissinger policy,
although in much blunter and
more slrail(htforward fashion.
Kissinger understood the high
cost to the United Slates or a
violent breakdown fn Africa. The balance of power stnce
1 that Lime has been represented
not by superior weaponry but by
the number of human beings who
are prepared to move in a certain
WHAT WE GOT inRtead was a
civil war which resulted m the
emergence of eve n more
powerful Communist forces than
had existed before Eventually,
Andy Young's right in re·
cognizing that we are playing for
hi gh stakes in Africa. He has
Jimmy Carter knows this. He
is not apt to repudiate Andy
Young. And that is all to the
good.
,·
Her Story Enhances History
Jubilee Salutes Calm Stability Amid Turmoil
By DOROTHYDENTON
Mrt. Dmton mowd to Newport BfOCh two
ytors OQO. Watch.mg tM que~·s coronation on.a TV in Norwttch, Norfolk, England was a
doublt ce~t7ration for heT b«OU4e "we an·
nounctd our wtddlng engagement that even-
ing But 11 W<Ude/m&tely 'quem's weotMr' -
that's what thq call roln over there."
Twenty five years ago a second young
Queen Eliiabeth succeeded to the
British throne and hopes were high that
another great EUzabethan period was
bellntilng. A 1reat wave of popular en·
thualum and patriotism for the new
queen and the royal family swelled along
lbe Oag·llned streets on the day of the
coronation.
Even tho rain which fell heavily on the
beauUlul horse-drawn gold coach as lt
clatttred along from Westminster Ab-
bey an.er the crowning ceremony could
do nolhin& to dampen that.
Never however. was there any sugeea·
tion that the queen bersell was anylbin1
other than a faithful wile, and this fact
alone has proved to be one of her
greatest strengths.
SHE IS KNOWN to be a true falthf'W
wife and a loving mother with the home
loving instincts of a stroo1 minded,
moral woman. Even her severest critics
cannot fault or criticize her devOUon and
love for her family, or her deterl'QIHtlon
to fulfill her oft.en borinf duties.
She was and is a symbol of morality •n
an age when people in authority ahd hl1h
places in many counUitl have shown
they lack tb.esequaUUu.
She h8' also shown that ue can
change with the tlmel. o~ ... th• years.
with bet husband he1pln1 ber, she ha1
striven to overcome her lMat• 1bynesa
and reserve by her 40walkabouta" amont
ordinary people where abe atopa end
chats to whomever takes her eye-quJt.e
IT SEEMED THAT the entire world a brave undertaking ln thll ase or U ·
witnessed and cheered the 1orgeous unit,ta.Uons and bomb throwing.
spectacle. London was jammed with RE& P\JBUC apeecbet and tbe way
spectators aod visitors. Television she makes them have altered and ahe le
cameru in•ured that millions more obvlouaty conscienUou.a In dolnl what la
were able to share In the ceremorues. required~ her in the be t way poulble.
Plm it bad been announced that same Pbyalcally, she la an attracttvewoman
morninftbat a team or Brttlsh and Com formal. Everyltung she dtd or said had end ll'OWI more sou abe froW1 older.
monwealth mountaineers had suc· .. been planned or written for her by pro-\ Pbotoaraphs do not. alwa-do ber ceutully climbed to the top of Mounl e... 1• Enre1t _ lb fint t.lme that this had tocol-conscious courtiers. "'l'lil was never just.lee. And it aome people wt.b th.at
t..... 11 h·"' 0 t B 't . seen to do or say 11nyt.hln11pootaneoua. sometimes ahe would cban•• blr hair ever ~n accomp 1 ~. rea n ain. Her voice was schooltlrllsh1y hl1h, style lot a mo~ relax~one. othen Id·
with ill new Yount queen, was riding prudi&b and snobbish to the defret th•t. mire her delermlnatton to atid: to what
high the waves or s uccess and it was said that she sounded u 1t hCf' abe likes benell. Particularly th rell a
popularity. mouth wNS ClUed with plums very real admiration for the calm
Romon 11pl'ead that hn matii&IC was stablUty that she n presenta in tb1a ace tNEm'ABLV such euphoria cowd not shaky. Prince Philip was of\en away on of cbMSinl valuea.
lasl. The tam flush of ent.buslum faded ob1curejournoy1 ovorHas -sometimes The fact that tho Queen hu auntved
and the queen -a 11\)', somewhat in tor months at a lime. Inevitably tht con· 25 yura, while so many otbcra have
trovi rttd ~oo -could not show the jeetUN!I were that h• either chose to be ran "· bas obviously elven her 1trtnsth
world th t sh wa.s the warm-hearted, away or thot he had bffn a nt away. and conRdenc•. H~ully abe ilnd all
humorous person that people who wtr Foreip newspapf'rt wtrt tun or tort that ahe repraen\.I -not just to BrttiJn cloaetoh~rknewhertobe. or his alleged romances with famous ac· but to tho whole "World -will contln.ue
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violent. The urban riots o(
the '60s almost all involved
frustrated, an•ry blacks. Im·
pulaively reacuni to • hi&hlY
symbolic killlnc (Dr. Marlin
Luther Kine's was th• most
momentous, or course), or an ex·
cesslve1howoC police force.
t happened to be within two
blocks or the first such riot of that
period. It was In Harlem on July
18, 1964, an extremely bot Satur-
day night.
recent years we wore oven
alerted.". The aucaco rlOUJ.11 erupa.d
durin1 a Puerto Rican indepen-
dence day celebration. Two rival aan11belann,bt!na.Pollce-.r~.~
Hllpmlc ma.n fired at two or,
ttcen, m.Lssloi them, but killlna
another Hl1panic man. Police
then lhot and killed the Hllpanlt
who flred t.be ori(inal a.bot.
A LS.year-old black youth wbo
had pulled a knife had been kllled
by an off-duty police officer. An
an1ry crowd was baf'angued by a
black mlnister who finally cried,
.. Let's go to the police station 1"
SOTHECIOCAGO.rtot wuoo, J
·and bef Ol'O It was over two nllbt.a.
later. 75 persons were injured and
The riot began and lasted near·
ly a week. It was followed by more
riots that summer. more the
following and on, until the Martin
Luther King riots caused all fury
to be spent in 1968. America
changedalotduringthattime.
at leut 125 arrested. There w~ •
the uaual elements: hundreds or
people roamloi the street, polic~ •
required to malte 1 show ot toree,
loottni and vandalism. And. or
course. government observen to •
keep tab.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON, fear
lng a revolution was under way,
dispatched Cyrus Vance to
Detroit to investigate the blood·
soaked chaos there. Vanf!e re-
commended that manuals of the
kind used in wars, locating vttaJ
services in major cities, be writ·
ten and distributed, and that a
Civil disturbance unit be
established in the Pentagon and
at the Justice Department.
Some urbanologists believe
that it there is future riotina it
wlll be started by Hispanic:; ,
and /or unemployed youths.
These two groups are currenUr
rated as the most frustrated and
unreachable by civic authorities
Though Ally. Gen. Ramsey
Clark approved the project, there
were many violations of in·
dividual civil liberties as a result
But all that has changed
In 197S, there was a pretty good ·
dust·up and some bloodshed in
Newark, N.J .. involving Puerto
Ricans at a Labor Day p1cnic,
with the police aa uninvited •
guests.
In Elizabeth, N.J .. in 1.976,
there was street rioting by
Cuban! when a Cuban died of a
heart attack after being given a
traffic ticket. What will happen
in Miami where• there a re
thousands of anti·Castro Cubans.
1f the Carter Administration re·
cogmzes the Cuban dictator?
BUT "('HEN THE samt
urbanologists predicted riots all
through the '70s which never
matenaltzed. Instead we got
gang violence by black youths
<Cobo Hall. Detroit. 1976), and by
youths of all income brackets
and races at rock concerts.
The Pentagon unit 1s part of the
Army 's Mili tary Support
Di vision, commanded now by Col
William Dunne The unit
responds onJy on direction from
the Justice Department. and
that's when a disturbance can't be
handled by local authorities or
State Guard.
"WE'VE BEEN busy on pro-
jects like the great snowstorm
around Buffalo and the bad floods
in West Virginia," Col. Dunne
says.
"Civil disturbances are sort of
passe. There was a potential dis·
turbance situation for us an Guam
(n 1975 when repatriated Vil't·
namese rioted because they
thought they weren't gelling a
ship fast enough to go home. The
federal marshals got it under con
trot. But that's the only in time 1n
Rock concerts are totally un:-~
predictable. Last weekend, while "
Hispanics rioted and burned in
Chicago, some 65,000 rock fans
jammed Soldiers Field in the
same city, made a lot of noise,
but went home peaceably.
Dul on Friday night in Tampa,
thousands rioted when a thun·
derstorm stopped a Led Zeppelin
concert. Many were hurt and
many were arrested. Broken
legs, broken arms. broken heads
Tampa officials canceled the
next night's concert. Thank God
'To Err Is Human'
But to Obfuscate
Is Often Devilish
Ob-fu$'cate. To darkm a.! by IUpnmng l&ght : obscure: hence, to con·
f r.ue. bewUder.
From the platform the minister addressed the Church and
Society study group: "Action-oriented orchestration of in·
novative inputs, generated by escalation of meaningful, In·
digenous, decision·making dialogut>." he solemnly advised. "can
maximize the vital thrust toward a nonalienated and viable in·
fr as tructure."
Well, nobody ever claimed that modern, socioreligious
language was easy to understand. In fact, laymen probably
aren't expected to understand, they're supposed to be impressed.
BVT IF, INSTEAD, you are frustrated by the nonmeaning of
most of what is spoken in the name or religion these days. take
heart! You, too, can master bafnetalk and even practice it
youraell.
The trick is to combine perfectly good English words in such
a way that the syntactical result guarantees that no coherent
thought is expressed.
Even the busiest minister or the lat1est layman can become
an expert at baffletalk by following these simple instructions.
Below are listed some of the words m~t frequently heard in
church groups today.
0. relevant
1. indigenous
0. optimal
1. innovative
O feedback
L infrastructure
2. nonalienated 2. viable 2. syncretism 3. meaningful
4. action-oriented
3. mulUlinked
4. determlnatlve
3. dialogue
4. maxlmitat1on
5. incremental
6. t'Ormative
5. decision-making
6. anachrooJstic
S. problem complex
6. ecumenjgm
7. muJtldimensional
8. categorical
9. contextual
7. reciprocal
8. ln·depth
9. eschatological
7. hang-up
8. tensions
9. involvement
. I
II ..
Now choose a three digit number-your area code or the last ft
three fiiures ot your zip code will do nicely. M•tcb your number to l• •
the corresponding word in each column. Ttius. 680 becomes • ·
"normative. in-depth feedback" and 749ls "multidimensional. de· "' /
termlnat.iveinvolvement." '"1
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t; I MEMORIZE YOlJR PHRASE, but don't be ln too bil a hurry ,:;f
to use lt. Remember you have aat in silent dismay for• long time
Eaae into the action by asking the speaker bow he propotes to
achieve ''incremental, eschatoJog1c1l ayncretJsm" (592). This
puts the burden on hirn lo answer whil• you get your oext'pbrase
In mind. Don't bother to Uat.e.n to tus reply -a aenseleu questJon
hardly deserves a sensible answer. so don't expect one.
When you feel easy and comfortable w Ina your new phrases,
It ls Umt to add a few moro wo~ wluch you wlU com.ipt Just a
UWe bjt. Don't say "cbaMel," aay "chanotUie." Nev r use
"conatruct" as a verb, but as a noun: conversely. UH "alruc·
lure" as your verb -" ... should structure this ~ommlttee so that
the po'fier construct will be ... " And don 'L objeet th1t 1omethlng is
"devlow;," proteslitf "contextual d vlotity."
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Top OCC SJudent Mike Vazlrl
Emigrant Buil~
Toward New Life
Mike Vazir1 has the
distinction of being
Orange Coast College's
top construction
technology student.
learned more English in
a roof framing class than
in any language course I
could have taken.''
Since that time he has
taken 13 of the 15 courses
an the OCC construction
technology program and
will graduate next
January. A hard ·
working student, he has
E v en Ibfants Know
Games Not All F11n
Have you over wondered bow some tnranu mana1e lo tyrannise and con-
Lrol anmUrehoUsehold?
If you accepted the idea that
1rownup1 play crooked games,
deecrlbed by Dr Erle Berne in
••oames People Play," would you
believe that 50 of those eames begln in
infancy?
Newly completed research by
hrkeley clinical psychologist War-
ren D. Cheney. who has been studying
tho orleinsof game playing during the
put three years, demonstrates that
children use these stralegies by the
time they are 2 years old. Some of
those 1ames appear the first few days
arter birth
CHENEY WILL be reporting his
findings on the preschool years on
Saturday June 25 at the Grand Hotel,
Anaheim, in a workshop that is part of
t he second Annual Southern
California Transactional Analysis
Conference.
"When you watch an infant tyranruze
his family to get what he wants," says
Cheney, "you can see that he uses
several maneuvers, manipulations or
tricks to ~et the payoffs. In so doing he
is 'playmg games' to control and
dominate.
"For example, he will play To Get IL
Sooner Yell Louder, a nd Give Me
What I Want Or l Won 't Stop Being
Angry in order to get more service.·'
As for the age period between 2 and
5, Cheney notes. "As the young child
begins to enjoy mteracting with other
children and the urge to compete
emerges, you will discover the mean
tricks they use to best each other."
CHENEY ADDS, .. Many other
eames appear as a result of new
motives includine sadistic fun, ego
builsllng and ego defense.
"So, by the time the average
youngster is 6, ready to enter the first
grade, whether boy or elrl, there is an
actual backlog ot experience in 1am·
ing giving real competence for play-
ing 350 games or more.''
From working with famllles Cheney
bas found that parents, as a result of
learning how to deal with the cames
their kids use aeain.st them, are able
to reach an entirely new level of com-
petence in parentine.
"Once parents identify a game m
progress before the child achieves tus
payoff, they are able usually to bait
the crooked manipulation. Having ac-
quired that know-how, parents can
show cblldren bow to get what they
want by coming on straight.
"The usual lying, cbeatini and
stealing become les~ and less pre•
valent as the kids discover how much
better it feels to get what they want
without gaming.'•
The three-day conference,
sponsored by the Orange County
Institute for Transactional Analysis,
starts at 5 p. m. Friday, June 24. Total
fee is $30 and registration information
is available by phoning 547-8871.
Session topics include the use of
psychodrama in therapy, TA and
business, TA and yoga, holis tic
medicine and nutrition and addictive
personalities.
Two years ago, when
29-year-old Mike first
enrolled at OCC. he
couldn't speak a word of
English Three years ago
he was working us a
television producer and
director al a small s ta·
t1on in Tehran, Iran. His
real name 1s Moham·
m ad-Reza Dab1r-Vaziri.
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In November, 1974,
Mike, his wlfe and their
7·year-old daughter
fulf1lled a lifelong dream
by coming to the United
States. They moved in
w1lh Mike's brother and
hi s wife who were living
in Costa Mesa
THEN something hap
pt•nccl lo change Mike's
hfe llis brother and sis·
tcr-1n law wanted to
changc a wall 111 thl'ir
home One cla v. while
they were out. Mike de
c1ded Lo surprise them
He cut a new doorway
at one end of the wall,
moved the door. ;md then
l'.Overed up the old
doorway at the olbu
end . IL was a new ex·
periencc for him.
"I reaJly didn 'l know
what I was doing," he
says wtth a smile. "We
have no wood frame
homes in Iran, every
thing there is masonry
and stei!l, so 1 was com-
pletely inexperienced.
But. I managed lo make
everything work out
okay."
His brother and sister·
m-law were thrilled with
the results. They then
asked him to completely
rem<>9el the entire home.
He agreed and enrolled
in OCC 's construcllon
technology program
STILL UNABLE lo
speak a word of English,
he enrolled in OCC's roof
framing class. one of the
more difficult courses in
the construc t ion
technology department. ··u may sound runny, ..
Mike says. "but I
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Kno w ing Mik e 's
tenacity. instructor
Hank Rees recently pre·
sented him with a pro-----~rj~~~~~
blem: Next fall Rees~~~~~~~~;~~iii5~~~~~~ri~~~ wants his students to
build a unique roof,
shaped like a hyperbolic
parabola. The roof is so
unusual, however. that
Rees first needed plans
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REES DRE W A dia·
gram of the roof and then
asked Mike to build a
scale model.
''I knew that if 1 gave
him the very difficult
task he'd get it done and
would iron out all of the
problems."
It took four weeks. but
Mike did ju!:>t that. The
worlung model is.
finisbed and Mike will
head the crew or students
who will build the full·
sea le r~plica next fall .
Mike's experience at
OCC has given him the
opportunity to realize his
OWi\, talents and begin a
new carei!r, but il has
also done something else
for him.
"When I lived in Iran l
was always told that
Americans were callous
and tough and didn't
care about anyone but
themselves. During the
last two years I've seen
that that's not true.
"THESE PEOPLE at
Orange Coast College
have been wonderful to
me. I came here unable
to speak the language,
but they took me in and
went out or their way to
help me. I feel that this
campus is my home and
these students and facul-
ty m embers are my
family."
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9Jnd!y. June 1~ 1971
By CRA.IG SHEFF
Ol 1• Dally l"la.t St.tft
LOS ANGELES-Olympic
Gold Medal winner Edwin Moses
obliterated his own world record
in the 400-meter hurdles Satur-
day at the national AAU track
and field championships at
UCLA, clocking 47.45 before an
estimated crowd of l2,000.
And two area standouts-UC
lrvine's Steve Scotl and ex
Newport Harbor High star Terry
Albritton-were winners.
Scott, a junior, outdueled
Kenya's Wilson Wa1gwa and
Mike Slack of Chicago in lhe
stretch to capture the l,SOO.meter
run in an AAU meet record time
or 3:37.29.
And Albritton captured the
shot put with a best or 67 -3 v ...
The 400-meter hurdles was
billed as a duel between M~
and NCAA champion Tom An-
drews of USC, but Moses took a
commanding lead in the turn for
home and finished nearly IS
yards ahead orthe field.
Moses, from tiny Morehouse
College in Atlanta, broke bis
world record of 47.64, set in the
'76 Montreal Olympics. Andrews.
finishing second, clocked 49.03.
UCl'S STEVE SCOTT EDGES WILSON WAIGWA AT THE TAPE AS M IKE SLACK (RIGHT) FINISHES THIRD I N THE 1,500-METER RUN.
Moses. who has complained he
has not gotten recognition suita·
ble of a world champion, took a
victory lap and tossed cam
paign-like buttons into the
stands.
f Tnpk Crown Winner
~o Traffic Jam
1 For Seattle Slew
J .NEW YORK IAPl Things
dldn ·1 go <tccording to plan for
Si?attlc Slew Saturday Thal is.
until he left the starting gate and
rbced his way into legend by
'*coming the first unbeaten Tri-p,e Crown winner in history with
a; front-running victory in the
Belmont Stakes.
"'It was my fault the horse was
le getting there,'' trainer Billy
rner said of Stew's late arrival
the patldock from nis barn A
tional television audience. a
clmont Park Qfl()Wd or 70,229
d history were kept waiting an
tra five minutes for post time.
"There were so many cars in
t e stable area. they rerout<.'d us
JfSl to avoid traffic," said
1.µrner
.The Slew's rivals could have
uhd some traHic problems for
hlm:A front·runner doesn't have
td change course and that ~
\4'here Slew was. every step of the
1•2 miles. l The time was a slow 2: 293/S on
at muddy track, the margin was
f9ur lengths. Both were fur off
srcretariat's record time of 2·24
arid record margin of 31 lengths
•So what'!
:r·1t's the same thing every
tame." said Turner "He just
"1ins. This is n't a record· ~caking horse lie Just does
\llhat he has to. Someone pushe<l h1m al Hialeah and he sm ashed
th'e track record ( 1: 203/5 for
s~ven furlongs last March 91.
l!J)ere was no on(' to push him to-
cl;l:v ...
! Spml Level and Run Dusty ~b.O tncd Spirit Level finished
st~th and Run Dusty Run came an s~cond, two len~ths in front of
srnhedrin as tht' 1 2 3 finish of
the Kentuc k y Derby was
duplicated
But before Seattle Slew made
he roes of himself. Turner.
owners Karen and Mickey
Taylor and Jim and Sally Hill
and jockey Jean Cruguet.
Cruguet aJmosl gave them heart
failure.
With the Triple Crown just a
few yards away, Cruguet stood
up in the irons and threw his right
arm into the air.
"I was hoping he wouldn't fall
off," said Turner.
The French jockey didn't
and he had a smile as wide as a
Paris boulevard as he jogged the
brown 3-year-old colt back to the
winner's circle.
A news man asked Cruguet if
standing up in the irons wasn't
dangerous.
"It might be dangerous for
you, but not for me." he said.
Cruguet considered the whole
l "'2-mile trip sort of an easy
workout. "He was just gallop-·
ing," the jockey said or Slew's
ninth victory in as many starts in
his young career. The man who
got a lot of criticism for the way
he handled Seattle Slew in some
or his early races, also said, "I'm
relieved. I'm glad it's over.·•
As the sweat-drenched horse
nuzzled Karen Taylor in the win·
ner's circle, she murmured, ''Oh,
I love you. Oh, Slew!"
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I ~th,Denny Exchange Blows
,I, '~T. LOUIS CAP> -Steve
Qlrvey knocked in four runs, two
\I( h a home run, leading the Los
P4 geles Dodgers to a 9-8 victory
~er the St. Louis Cardinals ~'t.urday night inn game marred ~ a fight betw~en Cardinals
i#.cher John Denny and Dodgers rl~ht fielder Reggie Smith.
, Garvey knocked in two runs
\l(jth a single in the Dodgers' sax-
0. Tl'Ted•w
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n second inning and smacked
s homer in the fourth.
The brawl erupted in the
cond when Denny, alter being
mmered for four bits and rour
ns, hit Smith in the back with a
tch
1 Smith dropped his bat and
~arged to the mound, where be
$\d Denny exchanged punches.
oth dugouts emptied but order
as restored within minutes.
~Neither player was ejected but
odgers rcllever Elias Sosa was
rown out of the aame.
4ardinals mana~cr Vern Rapp
tarted Denny att~r the field
eared.
Mike Garman, 3-0, worked
three innings in relief of starter
Burt Hooten to pick up the vic-
tory while Denny, 7·1, suffered
his first loss or the season.
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SEATTLE SLEW, WITH JOCKEY JEAN CRUGUET WAVING WHIP, WINS THE BELMONT STAKES.
Laver Now a Longshot
He Returns to Site of Many Triumplu at Age 38
Rod Laver is returning to play
Wimbledon. the site where he
says he's played some of his best
tennis in his long, flossy career.
He woo the Wimbledon singles
crown four times, from 1961·69.
later teamed with fellow Newport
Beach resident Roy Emerson to
bag the doubles title and just for
good measure was on two cham
pionship mixed doubles teams.
Wimbledon. tennis prestige
and Laver have just about been
synonomous since he finished
runnerup in Wimbledon singles
finals or 1959 and '60.
Now, after a four-year layoff
from Wimbledon competition,
the JS.year-old Laver is going
J:>ack. ln lact, he is due to arrive
there today.
Why play Wimbledon again
when he bas won just about every
major prize tennis has had to of-
fer? "I don't know the exact rea-
son," he says. "Perhaps 1t 's
because I am more available.
Perhaps U.s because Wimbledon
bas been going for a hundred
years.
"But l'm looking forward to it.
I've played a lot of my best tennis
there. In fact, over the years I've
played as well there as
anywhere.
· "I was awed Lhe first limo I
played there (as a 17-yeat-old ln
1956 when be lost bis first
match). It was always a dream
as a kid ... but you 11"9ver think
you'll play It when )'OU are 15 and
16."
Despite seven Wimbledon
crowns to h1s credit, Laver says
he h•s never rested on his
hu.1.rels. "You wln once, but you
are only as good as you played
that day. It (lhe glory>
evaporate.a quic&cly." he says
·•1 don't know how I'm goina to
feel about gotng back after four
yean. I don't want to put pr ·
sure on myself by 1ayln1 l trill
win Wimbledon.
"I have a chance and if I play
well and get the good breaks I
can go a good distance. I'm going
to be a longs hot. .. I don't expect to
be among the 16 seeds. And in a
WHITE
WASH
way that taltes the pressure oft.••
Laver admits, however, that
when the public·pressure is oft,
he i>Uts plenty of pressure on
himself, just to prove they were
wrong for not expecting more of
him.
.. I'm not there to prove that l
have to do anything anymore.
But if I won, it would almost be
more satisfying than the first
time I won at Wimbledon · •
Is Laver physically fit to stand
up apinst the possibility of
many fiye-set matches lo the
132-man tourney? "I've done a
fair bit of work the last sever al
weeks with World Team Tennis
and I'm pretty close to being fit,''
he says.
"I don't notice much difference
in my game now as to what it was
10 years ago. There is one thing,
however. My flexibil~ty on
switching direction may be a
shade slower now."
Laver says being mentally fit
is also important.
And he feels he's up to that task
as well.
"I know it will be nerve-
racking. It always is. I haven't
been there in four years so l
wonder· what they <tans and
pre&1) are thinking. Am I coing to
do well?"
The answer to that will be
knowl).ln a few weeks
UCl's Morse Wins Title
BATON ROUGE-Lindsay
Morse, UC Irvine's top women's
singles tennis player, upset No 1
seeded Barbara Hallquist of
USC to capture the national
AIA W champiOMbiP Saturday at.
Loulaiana St.ate University here.
Morse. a Juoior at. UCI, won
'htr f &r1t match of the year from
HallqW.t in convincing fashion. e-4. M, breakiftg service in the
.. siictli same or the second set and
1oing oa to post the win.
Hallquist had won. two previous mccUnaa ear Iler In the season
Morse and Jean acll1nd.
UCI's top doubles oombliie, ·won
tho consolall<\n championship
with a 6-2, 7-5 wan ovtr S&ndy
tap and Carne .flemm\
l'rtnlty.
UC lrvtn
t am tandin s
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DAILY PILOT' BJ
The buttons featured a picture
of him and read "Edwin Moses.
USA, 400-meler Hurdle Gold
MedalisL"
Despite the world record time,.
Moses feels be can go faster.
"Yes. 1 think I can go taster. r
haven't been training as hard as r
was before Montreal. l felt the
time was slower than Montreal
for the first 200 meters. I know
I'm not in shape yet, but a sub-4T
1s possible," said Moses.
Would he like lo meet John
Akii-bua, the 1972 Olympic
champion and a former world re-
cord holder from Uganda? "I'd
like to run against him, bat I
don't think I have to prove
anything," said Moses.
Scott, in defeating Wa1gwa for
the first time in seven meetings.
didn't take the lead until the final
75 yards. overtaking Slack and
holdingoffWaigwa. ~
The UCI standout was seventh
after the first lap and on the in-
side. But he went outside after '
that. moved up to fifth after the
second lap-trailing leader Nial
O'Shaughnessy by a couple of
strides.
Then, when Kenyan Make Boil
made his expected move mad
way through the third lap. Scott
and Slack stayed with him. Boil
then faded after the bell lap but
Waigwa started his patented
kick. He passed Slack m the ,
stretch. but couldn 'l overhaul
Scott.
Scott's lime of 3:37.29 equates ,
to about a 3:54.0 mile. Waigwa
clocked 3:-37.31 and Slack ran .
3: 37 .46, a couple or feet behind.
It was a lifetime best. for Scott.
who previously had run 3:39.8 in
the Kingston Games in Jamaica
this year. And it was the second
best mark in the world this
year-John Walker having done
3:37.2.
Albritton. in winning his
second straight national AAU ti-
tle, had a series of 66-11, 67-3Y4,
66-3~•. foul, 65-81,4, foul. He won
by just 1'/" inches over old rival
Al Feuerbach (67-2).
I n winning, both Scott. and
Albritton will represent the US.
See Moses, P age BZ
Halos Dealt
3-1 Setback
By Indians
Jim Bibby and Jim Kern com-
bined on a five-bitter and Buddy
Bell hit his fifth home run of the
season Saturday night, giving
Cleveland a 3·1 victory over
California at Anaheim Stadium.
The Angels' run off Bibby, S-3.
was Bobby Bonds' seventh-
inning homer. It was Bonds' 14th
of the season, putting hjm in a
four-way tie for second place in
the American League, one
behind Chic;ago's Richie Zisk.
The Indians scored their runs
i n the second inning ore I
California starter Gary Ross, 2-4 .
Bibby struck out seven before
Kern came on with a 2·0 count to
A-.,e& 81ate.
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Pr p tars l:.auded ,
Athlete. o/ l' ear Selected
·r " tfll a«ond '" o ._.,.., of orttd•• honoring coat orto
11 11ehool alhllf11 o/ t"-1110T. FollMllg s. a bnef OWtiiw o/ tlw ~o I o.t1'Jdf'.1 al i:duu" fllullttnoton 8tochJ. J'oufttaM Vollf'N.
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II ailed tt YC>unluin Valley Hl1h's beailt
•vcr rtctilver, an All CJ.I'• 4-A choice In
footba ll ud headed fo r Stanford
Unlv ndty, Ken Mafaerum ls Fountain
Valle y ff!i.b '•athlete of the year. In track
and fltld the Fountain Valloy ace llnlahed
second (13.78) ln tho state 120 high
hurdJes and bu " beat of 48-11\4 lnthetrl pl~Jum.p
...
l'hrUe Clarbtett•n.~ Edbon
T b.ard an the •tale meet with a 4:08.S
mile, Charlie Christensen s hares athlete ' '
or th~ year ltturela at Huntlnc ton
Beach s Edison HJgh. Christensen won
the Beach Cities mile in 4· 15.8 and the
mark s tood as the CJF Southern Sec
11on 's best for several weeks. Later he
improved that mark to 4 :11.4. Headed
for UC Irvine. Christensen won tbe CIF
4-A cros1> <.'ountr y a nd mile cbam-
p1oru;h.Jps and was the CI F 4-A 880 champ
as a j uruor.
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St~e Raldaslaanf, E dlsen
ST(VE RAICHSHANt
Chosen Sunset League back of the year
in football after leading Edison (Hunt-
m gton Beach) High to the Sunset League
championship, Steve Ra.khshani shares
a thlete of the year hono rs with·
Christensen. Ra.khshani is a first team
All·CIF football pick and was selected to
play in the Shrine football game. Bound
for San Jose State. Rakhshani went
15-81fJ in the pole vault and qualified for
the state track and field finals.
R a nd,, R oth. Huntingt on B e a c h
A two-way :,t::irter for Huntington
Beach Hjgh in football at offensive
tackle a nd either l i ne bac k e r or
noseguard on defense, Randy Roth is the
Oilers' athlete of the year. The 190·
pounder was an all ·leag ue selection on
offense and was also a standout in
wrestling and track and field. Jn track he
tossed the discus and s hot and he was
third in Sunset League wrestling action
on the t94-pound level. llANOVAOTH
Carl Chf•rry. Marin a
A football an<t wr estling star. Carl
Cherry is athlete of the year at Marina
\Huntington Beach> High. Cherry was a
r1 rsl le am All-Sunset League and Orange
Coast area tackle in football and was the
ll'ague champion on tho heavyweight
level in wreslling. Cherry is regarded as
the besi line prospect for college football rn the school's history. r
CAALCHEAHY
Walters (1:49.7) Second.
Special lo the Daily Pilot
EVANSTON. IH Jim Walters
of Eslanc1a High School in Costa
Mesa fi ni shed second in the Jn·
ternat1ona l Prep lnv1tat1onal
t rack and fie ld meet a t
Northwes• ... rn University here
Saturday with a 1 49 7 clocking
in the 880-yard run.
Walteri;. the Cahforn1a .state
prep champion, had to fight his
way out of the pack to finisl'I
serond bchtnd Don Heughan or
Onta rio, Canada. who clocked
I 48 7.
Estancia m.lt istant coach Don
Beatty who made the trip with
Walters, said: "Jim had sore
mus cles and was sick during the
race. but he came through. He
had to come out of the pack and
pass four or five runners to finish
a strong second.
'"He ran in hea vy t raffi c
a round the cprves a nd t hey
stacked the runners one behind
the other to start the r ace."
Dave Kingsland or E l Modena
High School who finished second
to Walters in the s late meet. suf
fered a painful knee ligament
pull at 600 yards and bad to drop.
out oC the race.
Diahlos
Topple
Gophers
OM~ Neb. -Designated
hitter Cbrit Caratenaon knocked
In three runs Saturday nlcht to.
lift Cal State (Los Angeles) to a
7. 4 fl rat round victory over
Colleee World Serles co-favorite
Minnesota.
Clemson batte~ fQur Temple
pitchers for 15'biu to score a raln
delayed 13-4 trh1mpb In an after·
noon elimination round came.
In a night game. Chuck
McLean alamlDed a two-run in-
slde·the·park homer in the lotb
mnlng to lead South Carolina
past Baylor, 3·2.
Latz Dd eated
NO'ITINGHAM, England -A
trio of Americans-Stan Smifb.
Roscoe Tanner and Tim
Gulllkson-plus .Jaime Fillol
from Chile won quarterfinal
matches Saturday in the John
Player lawn tennis tournament
here. ,
Gulllkson beat Bob Lutz of San
Clemente, 3-6, 6-3, 9-7; Tanner
beat Dick Stockton 8·9, 6-3, 6-4;
Smith downed Raul Ramirez, 6-0,
6-4; and Fillol beat Brian Gott·
·fried, 6-2. 2-6, 6-4.
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8RUSSEIS -Harold Solomon
arid Karl Meiler advanced to the
finals Saturday of the Belgian In-
ternational tennis tournament.
Solomon easily dispo11ed of
Balacz Taroczy, 6·1. 6-3 while
Meiler struggled to a 6·2, 5-7, 9-7
decision over Nikki Pilic.
&.enOll PGC!e• 11'1•
OAKLAND-Newport Beach's
Roy Emerson teamed with Mike
Estep to defeat the Golden
Gaters' Tom Okker and Frew
McMillan 7·6 in men's doubles,
sparking the Boston Lobsters to a
25·24 World Team Tennis victory.
here, Saturday night.
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SEATTLE-Newport Beach's
Rod Laver lost both his siqgles
and doubles m atches Saturday
night as the Sea-Port Cascades
toppled Laver's San Diego
Friars, 23-22, in World Team
Tennis play, here.
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AMC & JEEP
Major League Standings
1977
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Pittsburgh 30 22 .577 4
St. Louis 32 24 .571 4
Philadelphia 31 24.. .564 4~
Montreal 24 29 .453 101/:t
NewVork 23 33 .41113
West Dlvlslc>n
Dodgers
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Franclscd
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Atlanta
38 20 .655
27 27 .500 9
27 34 .443 12'1!&
25 33 .43113
24 34 .414 14
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Boston
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
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30 24 .~ 2
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By CRAIG SHEFF
OllNOtlly ~ ''* ..
LOS ANGELES-St.eve Scott
ran scared Saturday. He should
J:Qake a habit of It.
The sort-spoken UC Irvine
Junior said be was "psyqbed and
scared" before winninf the
1,500-meter finale aaainst a
talentecl field In the National
AAU track and field meet at
UCLA.
· ·'This was m y last pressure
meet ol the season. I was scared
befor~ the race." said Scott,
whose time or 3:37.29 is the
second fastest in the world this
year (world record bolder John
Walkerhas run3:37.2).
Scott outdueled an old nemesis.
Kenya's Wilson Walgwa, down
the stretch to win by less than a
body length. And Scott admitted.
after the victory be was begin-
ning to have some doubts if he
would ever defeat W aigwa .
The Kenyan bad won six:
straight races from Scott.
"Yes, ther e wer e· a Jot of
doubts this year. But I knew I'd
get him eventually. I think the
pace might have been too fast for
him. He was probably too far
back. But I knew he was back
there and coming. It's like a sixth
sense, you know he's going to be
there at the finish," s~id Scott.
TEARY ALBRITTON CAPTURED THE AAU SHOT PUT TITLE.
Scott, who will compete in the
Steve Pre fontaine meet Tuesday
in Eugene, Ore .• then lea ve for a
summer in E urope, was not
a bout to get boxed in like he did a
week ago in the NCA A <Division
11 champions hips
·I knew I couldn't afford lo get
boxed in, so l moved outside after
the first lap. My main objective
was lo be the top American, so r
stayed right with Mlke Slack. [
really didn't realize it was that
MOSES SETS RECORD ..•
CoaUnoed From Page Bl
in the World Cup Ga mes in
Dusseldorf. West Germany in
September.
Other highlights of the meet in-
cluded:
-a 10.12 clocking in the 100·
meter dash by Don Ouarrie.
-a U.S. record of 56.61 b}
Mary Ayres in the women'i;
400-meter hurdles.
-a·u .s . record of 8:22.54 by
George Malley ln the 3,000-meter
steeplechase.
-an 18·2 pole vault by UCLA's
Mike Tully.
-a wind-aided 57·01~ triple
jump by Milan Tiff.
-a winning effort or 7-6\4 by
Dwight Stones in the high jump.
Two others-Rory Kotinek and
Franklin Jacobs-both. made
7-5~.
SATU.-OAY'S l'INALS
Melt
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, Wiiiiams, Ftorkll Allll•llc 10.2•. 3. Kff, s lf·
llnols, 10.21, •, ROiiinson, Pl\ll..,.tp1>1a P-.r\.
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.00 -1. Teytor, Pllll..,.Cphl• Pk>Me,., 4S u t 7
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Maccabl TC, O 81 • Solomon Macc .. 111TC,4S 8•
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Wl<consln TC, 3:J9.18 6 MMke, una, J·•t 7S.
10.000 -1. <;tiort~r. Color11do TC. 78.19.16. 2. Ro· lo , CoCoradO TC, 28:~.61. 3 Thom~s. Boston TC.
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New Jl!f'WVAA, 29;0$ 0.6. Reid, BVU.19 06,3.
400 Hurdlfl -l. MOMS, MOrthOu'e Colll'Q<'.
41 .4'1 CWorld record. old 41 .60.i bv MOHO In Mon
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STARS ROU PAST
YOUEYB.4LL FOE
The Orange County Stars pro-
!esslonM volleyball team defeat-
ed the San Dieao Breakers in
t hree eames Saturday night at
Universlty1D1h (lrvlne) beforea
packed house oil, '198 fans.
Orange County breezed to a 12-1
victory in the tint game, then
posted J.2..9, 12·9 decisions to wrap
up the win.
Bob Stafford was the oubtand·
ins pl~er tor the winners on or -
renae and player-coach Dodge
Par'ker led the team on defense.
The victory opened tbe 1917
season for the Stars while San
Die10 ls l ·l after def eatln& Santa
Barbara Friday night. ... ==-PDSTMI LOCA110M
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'close at the finis h. I knew
Waigwa would be there, but [
didn't think he was tha t close,"
s aid Scott. after being s hown the
photo finish of the race.
Meanwhile. ex -Newport
Harbor High s t and out Te rr y
Albritton had indicated before
competing in th<.' s hot put that he-
may surpass 70 feet Saturda) _.
Bul sut•h was not the case. . . ( rett J had ~ 70-fooler in me,
but it just didn't come. The 30-
m lnute la yoff bet ween pre -
11 m ln aries and finals really
rooled m e off. But I was happy
with the consistency of my pul-
ling. Now I have lo work on m y
timing and some of my other-
techniques," said Albritton.
The Stanford University stu-.
dent. who won wlth a best of
67-3'•. was not surprised that
that short a put won . "No, all of
us have had problem s. I think it's
u post-Olympics letdown. We're
a little burned out,'' said Albrit·
ton
Albritton left S aturday nighl
ror Euro pe He 'll arrive in
mstcrdam today and compete
in East Germany later In thP
week. Albritton. like Scott, will
spend the sum mer In Europe.
North Cagers Equal
Wall~ Can't Pick Lineup
Half of the a llowable practice
sessions are gone and coach Tex
Wallis isn't even close to pickin~
a st arting lineup for his North all
stars, who play Saturday night
m the 12th North.South Orange
County high school basketball
game.
Sponsored by the Costa Mesa
Kiwanis Club. the contest will
begin at 8 at Orange Coast
College.
Wallis. he ad or the La Habra
High program. says he's having
particular proble ms in narrow
1ng down the guard positions
"I'll proba bly end up plarmg
ever ybody about equal time, and ·
I'm not even close yet to de-
termining who will be out on the
court for the opening tipoff.''
Wall is says.
"At the point guard position,
Joe Rennon and Ron Garretson
are just about dead even in prac-
tice so far, and both will play a
Jot, regard.less of which starts."
Wallissaya.
Rennon, a S-10 shooting s tar
from Katella High 1n Anaheim.
has been particularly impressive
in practice and looked strong Jn
th e North 's scrimm a ll e
wltb Fullerton College Thursday
Garretson, at 5-9. averaged
20. 7 points for Servile High in
Anaheim. He's quick and alJ
gresslve and does a good job al
r~nning the rast break. says
Wallis.
The second guard position In-
volves a battle between Charlie
Amaral or Sonora High In La
Habra and Dave Baker oC Los
Alamitos
Amaral is a good jumper and
outside shooter, while Baker's
strengths are ball handling and
dri ving to t he basket , says
Wallis
Sports on TV
11. l O a.m . (11 1 -DODGERS BASEBALL -
The Dod g ers m e et the
Cardinals at Busch Memorial
Stadium in St. Louls.
Noon (4) -WOM EN •s
GOLF -Final round of play
in the $150,000 LPGA ebatn-
pionsblp from North Myrtle
Beacb,SC.
1 p.m. (2 ) -AUTO
&ACING -The Rex Mays
clauic, a 1!0-mlle race for ln-
dy·type can, ls telecut from
Milwaukee.
3 J>·~m . (7 ) -U17
ALAMllA 5M -HtcbUChl!J
or NA.SCAR'• Alabama 500
filmed at Talladeaa.
3:30 p.m. (7) -TBNNIS -
Evobne Goolacoog and Sue
B a rker meet .Martina
Navratilova and Vlr1lnla ·
Wade In a World Invitational
tenftil clusJc match from
Hilton Head hland, SC.
THE SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY AZTEC'S
HAS AN ACTIVE CHAPTER IN ORANQE COUNTY.
THe UNiVERSl"T'V HAS R EC~TLY JOINED THE WESTERN ATHLETIC
CONFERENCE. & telophc>n• Mf'Vloot .
1tUnd4W"gft)Otld P'rklng •C<>nf~ fllCllltlee
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" Qlnday, June 12. 1977' t)AJL V PILOf -:I
Golfe
AtMV
CdMA,thletes llorw'red;
Tuz;.Sea King of Year HOW TO JUDGE THE DEPTH
OF YOUR CUT ON SAND SHOTS
A b111c principle of play from
s1nd has to do with the angle of
th• clubf1ce when 1l cuts into
the bunker Once you learn how
the angle of the clubface deter·
n11nes the depth of the cul. you
colt Cacn1b•ll. a
t:sHmbw ot th• UC lrvlnt loll learn and wtnn•r or
the 1'71 WAGA tuur-
eodla1 fournam~nt ol
ainp •t B rmuda
Dunc• ln PaJm prln11,
wUl lead a •roup of 33
Oranae C'o61•1 arou
aolfu• 1nlo nctlon ut
Ml11lon Vl\"Jo Country
Club Mmday.
Tbe ~t"nl will l1nnl
the start ol an ll·woek
estttn Amateur Golf
Auoeaallon ~ummcr
tour that will aha have a
date al Mesa Vc.•rd~
Country Club In ('o!lht
Weu,Au&:.8.
Included ID the hsl or
area coUers competing
this yur are· Alan An·
dreuen <M1.1sion V1eJo.
Marine Memorial, El
Toro1. KW't Barry lllun
tington SeacllH>. Al
Benav1dn (Mission Vie
JO) : Don Brown ( fo'oun
tain Valley ); Jim
Burckle (Costa Mesa l:
Scott Campbell (UC
Irvine, Palos Verdes l:
Scott. Cohen (Costa
Mesa).
Mark Eagllon (South
Laguna, El Niguel CC);
Mark Garlington
(Irvine, Rancho San Joa-
quin): Timothy lfa'l!>
<Huntington Beach .
Meadowlark ). Dave
Hellman tM1ss1on Vie·
jo); John Huber
(Laguna Beach): Matt
Kalbak (Balboa Island;
Jim Lencek (Huntington
Beach, Edison High);
Mike Lyons (Fountain
Valley).
Larry Margison (Mesa
Verde CC); Jerry Maras
(Irvine): John McCurdy
(South Laguna, San Juan
Hills): Dave Melanson
(Huntington Beach .
Edison H1"h ); Ted
Menes <El Toro); Jim
Natfton (Fountain
Valley>; Tim O'Mara
(Newport Beach, UC
Irvine>; Mark O'Meara
<Mission Viejo).
Jim Peterson (Foun-
tain Valley, Mesa Verde ·c C ) ; Pa u 1 R e k e rs
<Corona del Mar, Big Ca·
nyon CC>; Jefl Reneau
(Fountain Valley); Ted
Ridens (Fountain Valley
High); Eric Schwarz
<Dana Point, El Niguel
CC); Tom Sullivan CHun-
tinglon Beach); George
Talln <UC Irvine>: Kenn
Teel <Capistrano Beach.
El Niguel CC>: Don Ver
Meer (Newport Beach):
a n d J i m· · W i 1 s o n
CCapislrano Beach).
Corona dd Mar lli&h'•
Jack TUI. Clf' 3·A co·
player of the year In
b11kttball, wu c:boaen
Sta Kina of the Vear
Saturday at. a 1port11
awarct. banquet on the
1thoolc1rnpu1 ..
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P,.uf (illl~rd
Kyler Whiffs 32
In 12 Innings
Melannie Kyler struck·
oul 15 in five innings Fri·
day night and whiffed 17
more Saturday night,
leading the Saddleback
Stars to a four-gamt·
sweepof PaJm Springs in
women's softball action.
Kyler tossed a perfect
game Friday at Palm
Springs, fanning all 15
ballers she faced in a
16-0 victory. The Stars
also won the first game.
3-1. behind Sharon
Nichols' two.bitter.
Kyler, the former
Golden West pitching
star now attending
Arizona State. fanned 17
Saturday night in log-
ging a 3-0 victory in th~
second game at Avery
Parkway field in Mission
Viejo. She allowed just
one hit-and infield blow
with two outs in the sixth
inning.
In the opening game
Saturday niiht, Nichols
fired another two-hitter
as the Stars triumphed,
10·0.
Terri Gilreath,
another Golden West
player, as is Nichols, bad
four hits in five ap-
pearances at the plate in
Kyler's victory Friday
night.
And Barbara Lemberg
slugged a two-run home
run in the-opening game
Saturday night.
The Stars return to ac-
lion tonight al s. facing
Fountain Valley in a
doubleheader at FV Mil<'
Square Park
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Dues Bag 3-2
Baja Race
Victory ENSENADA-Larry
Roeseler of Bloomington
~ won the fourth annual Ward\s Pirates or-vaveMollicaledoffwith SCORE Baja Interna·
Orange Coast College a walk, moved t.otbird on . ~ won a 3·2 decision over a single by steve Aragon c ional off-.-oad race
the Panthers in Metro a n d s c o re d 0 n a Saturday with a record·
League baseball action s uicide squeeze bi shattering 8:32:15.02 to
Saturday night at Hart Guy Krikorian. break his own record by
Park ln Orange. The first two runs more than 20 minutes for
The Pirates scored·the came in the sixth as th~~~il~~~~e.Coast
win ning run in the Krik~rian singled, Yogi area participants, Dick
seventh inning when Hopkins doubled to get Vick of San Clemente
Aztecs Pl,y
LOS ANGELES-With
scoring stats Steve
David and George Best
lll the lineup, the Los
Angeles Attecs will host
the Las Vegas
QulcksUvers in a battle
for first place in the
North American Soccer
League's Sou\bern
Division today (2) at the
Los Angeles Collseum.
him home and scored on and Walt Axthelm or" 8 s i n g 1 e b Y M i k e Costa Mesa flnJshed one· Ashman. wanrsP~:'" ~· ., r11t ~o~o:~ycl~8~~d::s 13~~
~lon9 cf 4 ~ o o year-old and over. ~~~.':'~:."cit!' , , ; ~ Raymond Dates of
Hoc•-·rv. 111 , o o o Costa Mesa was second ~~~,n-"' ~ : ~ ~ in class 10 for two.seat,
Yl>•rr• 11 , a o o f o u r · w h e e I d r l v e :;:;~;•, , ~ 0 ~ vehicles displacing
•r•oon,111 J o • o 1200cc and under while
co;;:i·~r> 3~ ~ ~ ~ J o h n A 1 a baste r or
S<-•11nn1..., Laguna Beach w'Bs
P1nll'9•~
Plreeu,
000 000 ,.o:; ~ ~ second in class 11 for
ooo 002 10.-3 • 1 pure stock Volkswagens.
PILOT·s ··
FREE
Wfotttlltll Venlly
C•OlolM (lwl' Cro-.wr. 111'°' Jolln
~I; MIKI V•1"9ble; JoM G~9-
9fl, MO<! l"'-'0"9d. Brl.., Garren. MO\IV•hlflt>le~"lor: Chrl1Cro.-.
J-*'V•nlty C•otal~· Wolly Gorri• •ncl Johf'
MtlllOn; Mo\I Valuable Beau
81enll•n"'lo. ~t tmMOVt'd: ~11
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• Captains Brian Oellevtr• jlnd
M1•• l<olll.r; Moll Velu.bl•: Brian
Oolltvtrt, Mo•I lmprov•d; fllrn
HOOton.
5-<0t'
lllftll' (opl&ln\· Sl•vo ~lrdY and And'f
, lll!tk, MOU V•lll•ble. Kevin
f'•tlt•r, Mo't tmprovtd John
Ru'""· Motl V1h,..ble Senior: Jonn
M<C•rl,,
will be better able to execute
the shot you need at a aiven _
time.
.l•lerVartJty
For Instance, on a shot from
a good lie In the sand you wlll
want to make a shallow cut.
Cepleln !.lev~ S~tp•rd• MO.I
\laluebl• Erle ~•tin; Mo•I Im
orov#O, Kerl l..lunov
lherefore you should "open"
5Wlmml"9
V•ffilY
C •nta•n Pttt•r Ondt.-t Mo\t ""'~
bit !>lt'l't Wt1Qhl Mo•,t tfl'\PtO\lf'd
W•rd Oblrrni.n; C~mo\f 'VIJilvi'bh··
'•ftlOr D••n M•ck ~nd P•u•
!.f.mt>n5A"' •
or lay back your clubface, since
this wlll avoid cutting too deep
into the sand (Illustration# 1 ).
J-V•nity
( •r>t•tft A~\ ~IOt'I MCKl V•lua
~,. • J Im NO!il~ Mosl Improved Jon
On shots to dislodge a slight·
ly burled ball (1llustrat1on f2),
you should go to a square club·
face position so as to cut well
beneath the ball.
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Jeff Piaskowski hit
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Newport Beach to an 11·6
victory over Valencia of
Placentia in American
Legion baseball action
Saturday afternoon at
Costa Mesa High.
In other American
Legion games, Mission
Viejo remained un -
defeated (5-0) with a 10·6
conquest of hosl Los
Alamitos.
Fountain Valley's
Dodgers won a pair of
Thoroughbred League
games from the
Fullerton Dodgers. 9·2
and 7-3, in action at
Fullerton High.
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run blast in the fourth in-
ning with John Barth on
base, then belled a solo
round-lrlpi>er in the
eighth.
Tom Neeson struck out
17 batters in seven In-
nings before Jeer Nelson
took over for the final
two frames and whiffed
four more.
Mission Viejo is 4-1 in
league play and will face
La Habra today at 2.
Mission• v 1 e Jo· s
Collegians in Spli~
SAN DIEGO-The rn a doubleheader at
Costa Mesa Collegians Orange Coast College to·
(Orange Coast College) day at 'noon.
split a doubleheader with 1<11uTG4M&
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DAILVPILOT Sunde • JuM 12, 1971
Greek Tragedy Made
Into Powerful Film
ATHENS -Nut to Mellnu
M rcourt, M1cb l'l l'ac•oyannhi 111
prob•bly the but knclwn
clc•malic uport from Grt-n·
Th Grttk lllm lndu•try ht•"&m
with hlt famou• film "Stellu."
~ntlnuf'd throuah "1-:Jecti •" ~md
lb• Ollt'ar·wtnnln• "Zorba Thl'
Crttlt," and now rot·ht'it II~
unllh w1t.h 1vt11it<r11.a," 1 bhu.
in1 triumph lh.it woQ lntt>mu·
ttonal 1rcla1m 11t the recent C~nn t"llm F llval
chatted wlth her molbtr and
learned 1be waa 12 years old. I
took down their phone numbttr
and ulled two months later to
y l'd Uke her for the role
"lier paren~ left it up to ber ~md •he decided, very coolly, to ao ahead w\d do it. since shooUna
would take place durina the aum·
m\•r Mnd not conntct with school.
We worked togethor several
Umc• a week for tour month!J,
und ahe wu.. a v.iry Intelligent,
unu1uaJ child, 11omcthln&f of u
loner and very reserved.
All I un tell yuu 1• thul '· Jpbl1~n1a" ls a m arvtolou11
~. tbe third mslallment ln a .-.... "Directing a child Is very
touchy-ii you're not strict, they
gqt peritowily narciulstic and
t)/am it up. Irene Papas says she
rielped her become even more
real The girl is absolutely re·
markable "
THE RIGHT AGE
Irene Papa•
in the r aw
Cacoyanrus trilogy that began
with .. Electra" and "The Trojan
Women, 'surpas!.ing them both
It 1s his 13th film. and Cacoyan
nis turned down scores or
Jlollt>'wood oCfers, waiting for the
military Junta, which paralyzed
the country for eight years, to
fold so he could realize the Cru1· ~ofadream.
''Asitlurned out," he said, "I'm
-Jl;ty happy l waited so long,
1'ecause Irene Papas. who in
each film of the trilogy plays one
of-the three wives in the Atrides
family -Clytemnestra. Helen
and Electra was each time the
right age for the role.•'
HE SPENT A year on
"Iphigenia,'' r ewriting the
screenplay, preparing the rilm.
shooting it and finally ed1t1ng at.
He met Tatiana Papamoskou,
the young girl who plays the title
role, on an airplane.
"When I noticed her very long
neck and her sensitive face. I
UJought to myse1' that she would
be perfect if only she could act. I
TO PLAY THE bloodthirsty
Greek army on the threshold of
the Trojan War, Cacoyannis was
able to employ the national
army. "It seems fantastic, after
the dictatorship of the colonels,
to be able lo make a film against
war, against oppression, and use
the Greek army! That's when I
really felt the spirit of libera·
lion."
The result of so much strategy
is a film of crushing power and
magnitude. The emotional
strength of the Euripides tragedy
remains undiminished, and the
crisis it presents ts lC'rribly cur·
rent.
In case you're behind in your
Greek history, "Iphigenia" is the
story of what happened when
Helen, Queen of Sparta. eloJX'<i
with Paris to Troy, leaving her
outraged husband Me neleus
screaming for revenge. Under
the leaders hip of his older
brother, King Agememnon, the
Greek army gathered on the
beach at Aulis, ready to sail to
battle. Bul the winds refused to
blow.
FACED WITH the threat of
famine and open mutiny, the
king must make a sacrifice of his
eldest daughter, Iphigenia, who
thinks she's being summoned by
her father for a wedding to
Achilles.
The Greek actors are superb.
and Irene Papas gives a
performance as Clytemnestra
that shrieks with all the sum-
moned fire and energy of the
Greek furies. The music, by
M ikis Theodorakis, another
Greek legend who was tortured
by the colonels but has survived
to reach new heights as a com·
poser-musician, throbs with the
vitality and poignance of Greek
grandeur. (His famous theme
from "Zorba The Greek," you
may recall, set the whole world
dancing the syrtaki.)
The fate of "Iphigenia" is still
uncertain. There are rumors that
Don Rugoff, the New York dis-
tributor, will pick it up for show·
in gs in the U.S. I hope so,
because it puts Greece's flagging
falm industry back on the map
with new-found glopt. It's a ma·
jestic motion-picture ac·
complishment, and America
must see it soon.
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Better Late Than Ever
By ERMA BOMBEC1'
Several weeks ago I appeared on the Johnny
Carson show and was never so humiliated in my bfe.
I was the only one on the show who didn't have
to leave early. Do you know what it's like to s it there
and watch Lucille Ball blow kisses to the audience
and confess huskily, "l have to dash." Or Joey
Heatherton breathlessly take her leave wit.h, "I
have ashowtodo.''
It made me wis h s AT "· Mayva hadn 't
rescheduled the Tup. ,'i9 WIT'S perware party that had ,~
originally been planned · END
for the same night. '-~
THAT'S WHY I never show up for awards for
anything. With my luck. I'd be present when I won.
And what kind of class Js that to be present for your
award? Can't you just hear it! "Accepting for
Erma Bombeck this evenlna will be Erma Bom-
beck."
A low moan of disapproval goes over the crowd
as I grope my way to the podium. The audience is .
rman-all hiclln& out. Allerwards. we all went out
and played Cooney Golf unW 2 a. m ...
"I never knew bow dilficultit ••• ••
.. You don'l know the half of it. l spent three
days once t.rytna to get an acceptee. All the lndlans
were taken. So were the aients and the producers. I
finally had to settle for a reformed llasbor. What
time is it?"
'"lbree-t.hlrty. Why!•·
"I've got an interview with the press for lunch
at 1:00 and I don't dare show I.IP for another hour.
Wanta come to my house and do the Viva towel test
or anything?
"l'M SORRY," I said, "But I can't rm early
for an autographing party and have to arrange a
flat tire."
• The other night I had a dream in which l ap-
peared on the Carson show and aa the audience
laughed themselves into hernias I stood up and
said, "Johnny, lb.is has been such run. Let's do it
again sometime, but I really have to dash. Good
night Johnny . . . Johnny ... Johnny? Wbatya
mean he left3() minutes ago?"
signalled. for sil~nce. "If my agent were accepting "MAGNIFICENT!" for me this evening, he would say how grateful I am Your Delly Pilot
cen be
Recycled. to all the little people: and how sorry I am that I
could not be here m person to tell you how much it
means lo me. Thank you and good night."
A friend of mine in show business (you'd re·
cognize her name immediately if l told you) con·
fided to me it's a reaJ drag nol showing up for things
and looks a lot easier than it really is.
"Last year alone," s he said, "I didn't show up
for three telethons, four celebrity tennis tourna·
ments, four awards shows, eight press conferences,
and a prune festival in a retirement village."
MY EYES glistened with admiration. "How did
you do it'!"
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glasses and went to a n all-night movie. Everyone
was there. Ullman, Olivier, Brando, Burstyn, Hof.
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STARTS FRIDAY JUNE .17th
HARBOR lWIN. STADIUM DRIYE4N·
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'Laugh-In'
Heading Back
Lo.i ANG .1.es 1A1• 1 Wu ura al lhc w-J r 1 Club, next to the 1r0He raclt at
I.be 1 ·u; lallon
l"rom hll pud1um utup the Nt!hl t·wlcir. a ell>
alOclal h11 Juat ctl•c.-lo11t'd 11lana for tho annual
Ou l f l•val and Miu Du.t Hunny Paaie11nl.
W11l, h has nttlher 11nnouncement. It'll about
u.rbao ren waJ. H• aay• IJeiauUfuJ Downtown
Burba.nit ... aolna tu be renOVIAled. Veerrry in
t«t· Un1
Kicktn1 ll ufr •·Ill be the first liurbonk Pt-l
ow and Farrah Jt'awuatl· Ma.Jon LookaUko
COD tell
Ta LATED, IT 1111 mc1tn11 th.it "lAlUtih
la" _. murn1n1 with lt1 electronic tomfoolery
and outra1teou • lopay ·turvy view of lhu world
Sock It t.o me!
NBC will present 11• ''l.ttuJlh·ln · •pec1all in
U!e nrN ~:uon -lhal breezy, bruh. rapid-fl rt!
mont~tte al ooe ltner1, two llnt·rs, verbal grldm
U, sl&ht ca1 <md non1um1c lhal wowet.I Amenca
ror five )'ears
It ,.ill be the ume but 1.hfferent, i.ayi; pro-
ducer Georce Schlatter. who put together the
ong1oaJ show more than 10 yeari. ago. New cast
New target!> New catch phrases. New feature&
Possibly e\ en n~w JOl>.ei.
AC'TU . .\LLY, WE .!re in Schlatter s oUtce.
where he leans back in his black leather chair
and props bis 1>oeaker-clad feel on his desk.
Schlatter is a big. bearded man, and as he dis-
cusses "Laugh-In" "my first love" -his fre-
quent bursts of laughter shake the pink plastic
cow's udder hanging from a ce11in~ air vent.
"Nothing much is happening in humor now,"
he says. "Thnt's the problem. When we started in
the 19605 there was the Vietnam War. the civil
rights movement, campus unrest. political pro·
tests. and Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon.
"People are' not as vitally mh.•rested now
There's an apathy It 's to the <'red it of Jerry
Ford. who caml' 1n when the country was split
and bored us bark to slatnlity Hit wasn l for Bil
ly Carter, Farrah Fawtcll and Anita Bryant. I
don 'l know what we d do ·
.. Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In' landed in
January 1008 :.ind 1mmcdiately began to shake
things up It had all the subtlety of a hotfoot
Nothing was sacred Even pres1denllal can·
didate Nixon appeared and a1>ked the natJon lo
"sock 1t to me .... Laugh-ln" changed viewing
habits and it changed television. paving the way
for such adult comedies as .. All in the Family"
and "M A·S-H "
IT MADE STARS or Dan Rowan. Dick
Marlin, Goldie Hawn. Lily Tomlin and many
others
But pressures mounted to both tone the show
down and preserve Its winning formula. Schlat
ter said. "Thc clem1!.C of ·Laugh-In' came when
they locked us in It was being l'Op1cd You'\ e got
to change "
Besides the six · l.uu~h In" spec1al'i. Schlut
ter is developing six specials called .. Jusl For
Laughs" with writer-producer llal Kanter, a
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RETURN OF 'LAUOH-IN' BRINGS A SMILE
Producer Schletter Hope• for the 8Ht
special for Goldw Hawn a 90-minu\e special of
young comJcs. and an ethnic version of ''Laugh
lo" and a kids' version
The new" Laugh In' will not ha\'e stars, as 1l
had earlier with Rowan and Martin. It will have
a new r~ldent compaoy. with guest stars and
cameo stars. Bette Davi!! will be the guest s tar on
the first show • "It'll be a cast or unknowns," Schlatter says.
"But so· was the original cast -and look at the
stars who ca me out of 1t. • •
SCHLATTF.lt, WHO branched into the mov-
ies to direct "Norman. ls That You?" with Redd
Foxx and Pearl Railey, says he feels that
television has slipped since "Laugh-In" left the
air four years ago. Few shows are provocative
and fewer still take advantage of the visual im-
pact that 1s possible with new developments In
video tape ed1l1n~ tl•chniques
English-born writer Digby Wolfe. who was
with the show at its inceptton. says, "Since
'Lau~h-Jn ' there hasn t hcen a show that's a
telev1s1on sho~ They're proscenium shows I
can't understand why ltic) don't take advantage
or the medium. why they compress variety onto a
tiny stage like a lhcator •
''The Year's Best Movie
'Star Wars' has brought fun back
to the movies and glowingly
demonstrated they still can
make ·em like they used to.
. A grand and glorious film." •
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'A hell of a lot of fun .bnms
with adventure. charm
and marvels. I loved it ..
Stop by Brltl•h Motort of Anlhtlm ind enter to win
tht Star W1ra Spitfire!
tkJnday, June 12. 1 tn
Heat ls on
MONDAY, JUNE 13
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (Marc h 21-April 19) · Fiscal
resporusib1lity now is more important than in re-
cent pa.st. You are given added rcs~nsibility.
TAURVS (April 20·May 20>: Finish rather
lban bei\n -strive ror greater understanding,
appeal, display and distribution.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) · Light is thrown
on areas previously dark, obscured, mysterious
Some of your fears are allayed.
CANCER (June 21-J uly 22>: Be conservative
where finances are concerned. Be positive con-
cerning basic values.
LEO (July 23-Aue. 22): Social meeting could
result in business or career opportunity. Gemini,
Virgo, Sa1ittarlus persons could figure in key
roles.
VrRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Change is good;
you have been burled In details, red tape. rei.trlc·
lions. Now, say yes to chance for vanely, travel.
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22> · Obtain hint from
Virgo message. Assert needs and desires. Ap-
plies especially in relationship with member of
opposite sex.
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DAILY l'IU)T ORANGE COAST Business OF THE WEEK
Allergan Sees
Bright Fut11re
In Eye Care
B1 1DLLARYKAYE
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Ca\·in S Herbert. prc1>1dent of Allergan Pharmaceullcals in
Irvine doel>n·t seem ltke a 1ambling man
But about SI'< years aeo. Herbert took a gamble that paid off
1n spades. He spolt<.'<l the vast potential of the new i.oft contact
leos market and dtvt>rted half his research staff into that arena
TODAY, PRIMARILY because of practically cornering the
market on at leai.t one soft lens care product, Allergan 's business
is boorrung
The company fortunes were enhanced again when it was list-
ed on the New York Stock Exchange last month.
Last year's sales jumped to $43,923,000, a healthy 33 percent
boost over the previous year. And Herbert predicts the com·
pany 's prospects will be even better.
While thmgs have gone well Cor the Irvine-based company
throughout the past decade, Herbert admits 1t was the discovery
of a soft lens cleanser that sent the company zooming to its
number one position in the eye care field.
Aller gan is currently the only company patented to produce a
tablet that cleans soft lenses. a product that has proven in
dispensabll' for soft contact lens wearers
ANOTHER PRODUCT, expected on the U.S. market within
the next year or two. will allow soft contact wearers to 1.terilizc
lenses overnight in a cold solullon. rather than through nightly
boiling. ·
Another firm already markets such a product in Canada, but
Herbert says his company rejected a similar product and is wait
ing for Food and Drug Administration approval for one he thanks
will work bett~r.
The Allergan nam e is already tied with Bausch and Lomb,
the biggest m anufacturer or sort contact lenses. Herbert believes
that association will help sell Allergan's products.
When questioned about Allergan's goals, Herbert laughs
quickly and admits they have changed almost annually
HE RECALLS the early years when the company founder G~vi n Herbert. Sr , who died last year. eagerly eyed the si
mtlhon sales mark
Herbert, Sr started the business in 1950 with a handful of
s mall prescription drug stores in Los Angeles
It took seven years for the firm to amass its first Sl00.000 and
another four years to reach the $1 million mark, which was
achieved JUSt after Allergan moved to Santa Ana in 1961.
By then, the company was developing and producing a small
variety of prescription and non-prescription products, including
its initial item. Allergan, a nasal spray.
Th*' Compan11 •••
Allergan Pharmaceuticals: A corporation that
develops, manufactures and sells eye care and
sk in care products.
1976 gross sa les: $43.9 million.
1,200 employes worldwide, including 740 at lt$-
Irv I ne headquarters.
Listed on New York Stock Exchange since May . 1977, I
Key officers: Gavin S. Herbert, chairman, pre-
sident and chief executive officer; Richard P .
Hausman, vice chairman; J . Roberts Fosberg
executive_ vie~ presid~nt ; Irving H. Leopold: M .D., senior vice president; Keith C. Lumpkin
senior vice president, finance and treasurer '
The name stuck for the rest of the company, which ~oon
turned out a wider number of pharmaceuttcal products
BY 1970, the year the company went public. sales 1had
climbed to $10 million
It's been rive years since Allergan moved to lrvme, on Ou
pont Drive, a nd sales have risen.steadily. On the $43.923.000 gross
sales of last year, Allergan cleared a $6,434,000 profit double
that or 1975.
Herbert, who attended USC before joining his father 10 the
family business in 1957, explains the move to Irvine with a simple
statem ent.
"I love to sail," says Herbert, adding that he doesn't believe
it's necessary to work in a metropolitan area and that lrvine·s al·
tractive environment helps draw top employes
j
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ALLERGAN PRESIDENT
Gavin S. Herbert
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ONE OF THE most recent ad
ditions to the Allergan stuff was
James Cavanaugh, former White
House deputy chief of staff for
President Ford.
Cavanaugh, who has an 1m
pressive background 1n the
health care field, is now vice pre
sident in charge of corporate de-
v~lop!Dent, and is attempting to
pmpomt new areas for pursuit.
According to Herbert. it's easy
to attract top employes.
"Each February I schedule a
recruiting trip to Philadelphia.
We bring the people out here,
take them out on the bay. let
them sit in the s unshine and,
well, that's about 1t," s ays
Herbert.
ANOTHER ATTRACTION 11.
working conditions found in Al
lergan's plant, where there is a
tennis court, softball and bowling
leagues, garden plots where
employes grow their own
vegetables and other amenities
not usually supplied to employes.
Sunday June 12, 19n
A71ergan 's Softens dommates soft contact care field
''It does n·t really cost w. lht1t much more to provide good
working cond1t1ons, and ph1losoph1cally I r<.'.illy think that your
mental attitude greatly affects your work ·· Herbert s aid. He
adds that tl costs only JO percent mon• lo provide those cond1·
lions.
~hiJc Allergan is numbt•t one in eyt.• care products. 1t still is a
relallvely small pharmaceut ical houst• Tht•rt• arc a total of t,200
employes at sttC's throughout the world inrlud1ng 740 at the
Irvine headquarters
Besides the lrvu1t' ht.•aJquarll'rs. thcrt· ;ire about a half cloten
1nternat1onal Alkrgan operation-.. w11 h nPw ones ht.·mg built in
Ireland and Brazil A lacdtt) 1n l'ut.•rln H1n1 I!-> ht•mg t•xpanded
HERBERT Si\ vs one kt•) tu lh1 rnm11.snv ... rutun• IS the Al
lergan d1v1 :;ion known a-.. llt'rbt·rt L·1boralnnes which re·
searchers and produces c!E>rmatolog~ produ( t...
At the present . .,kin l are products account for only .,, x per
cent of the com pan} 's lJusrncs~. 111clut.ltng l>oth prescription csnd
non-prescription products
Herbert predicts there are grl'at 11pportun1t1es in that fi eld
and expects that those products will l>OOn account ror a much
larger chunk of total sales
One product Eclipse. a sunsC'r<'t.•n '~as formerly sold only
through health care professionals but 1s now b<'tn~ t~ed prior to
mass marketing 1n 1.cveral areas 111clud10g Ne" port Beach
ALTHOUGH HERBERT speab rnthuMa-..tJcally about all
current phases of AlJergan 01~ratwn..,, ht• adm1h thC're ,yere a
few losers along th(· wa)
One loser was a l>1d to enl(•r lht• f1chl of nuc·h•,ir med1c1ne. Ac·
e.ordmg to llerbt•rt. the t·ompan~ la(·ked sufflrtt•nt 1n:-.trumenti:l -
l1.o~ !or that opcratwn and shut down h('fun· ti drained other
d1v1s10ns
LooJs.MffClown I hl' road. llcrht•rt s .J~' tw Sl't•:-. no rt>ason whv
the ~?mpany won ·t hrt·e1.c by the $100 rn11l1011 .,ales mark by 1980:
. l know we can do 1t und our <:ourst.• 1s t·hartl•d prclly well un ·
t1 I the next decade. From then '. we• hav1• to ch .. e1dc what new
areas lo pursul'." Herbert said
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Increasing consumer aet1v1sm has
brought with 1t the possib1ltty of a new
federally operated consumer agency
ady source of mformat1on about man)
businesses.
Buy Plane,
Pay Later Off ice & Secretary PUBLJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS llU,INE SS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATCMENl NAME STATEMENT T~ IOUOwtnQ Pl t".l:K '' 0 "'1 trv~I T~ fotlt>W1nq PH~ \ do l'tQ bu'\•·
But busmess. often the target of
consumer group barbs. has been try
ing to keep its own house in order
through Beller Business Bureaus for
-many years
THE BUREAU in Orange County
j has been handling complaints against
businessmen for 12 years
According to LQri Mier. manager of
' the Orange County bureau, mem-
j bership in the or i:tanization offers
• business a way to work toward self·
regulation, rather than submit to gov-
ernm ent im posed rules.
Ahoot 800 firms are mem bers in the
county, she says. All agreed to let the
bur~au serve us mediator in minor
disputes and as arbitrator of com-
' plaints which cannot be easily settled. <: Among services supplied to
n me~ber businesses are advertising
) review, producllon of consumer in-
forroetion materials for customers
\ and ·a number of marketin~ related
, services
l For consumers. the agency offers
( resolution of most complaints by m
t terv~nlton with both member and non
mem ber firms. arbitration and a re-
MEMBER FIRMS may have their
advertising reviewed for compliance
with laws and can have the bureau re
\'lew and sanction national ad cam
paigns. Bureau approval can ease ac
ceptance of advertising by media
The bureau. says Miss Mier. also
keeps data on charities. Both 1n
dividuals and businesses can check to
find out how much of their donation
goes to the intended cause.
ONE SUCH group returns only 25
percent to the intended charily.
The bureau's five Orange County
employes are kept busy.
During April, 1,940 calls were re-
ceived asking about area businesses.
1.916 callers sought information about
firms doing business elsewhere. They
also received 230 complaints from
consumers, 169 of which were settled.
Most complaints are resolved
quickly, says Miss Mier And. "the
customer isn't always right," she
adds.
Information on membership 1n
Orange County is available by calling
633-3670.
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u sed car salesm e n ,
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
plans to offer financing
Lock heed has an-
nounced it just formed a
subsidiary. Lockheed
1-'inance Co . to help
custom ers arrange
financing.
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Cal& 142-HTI.
hi • few word• to work for ou.
By TOM BAtLEY °' -°"''',..,.. t\otfl There was a llme when if the llieveo
dudly sms had been expanded lo eight,
bankruptcy might have been the offense
added to the W.t. n was a stigma almost ~uaranteed to
cost the emng debtor bis slot in society,
bis friends, hls prospects or ever owning
another business or obtaining a decent
job.
A RECENT STU DY by the New York
Consumer Credit Association revealed
that nearly half of the analyzed debtors
in defal,llt Celt their health was affected
by their circumstances
lt noted that 36 percent experienced
marital difficulties and nine percent
became involved in divorce actions
And the study firmly concluded that the
tolJ in health and domestic relations
would have been much less severe ir the
businesses and md1viduals surveyed had
resorted to bankruptcy proceedings.
Orange County Bankruptcy J udge
Aaron K. Phelps certainly subscribes to
that kind of thinking.
"BANKRUPTCY NOW 1s a magnifi·
cent law,·· the federal jur ist said.
"It gives to the person who 1s hopeless·
ly in debt. new hope. It has become a
most humanitarian form of law m which
we seek to restore the bankrupt to the
-Bankruptcy: Stignia ~
Or a Fresh Start?
buamess world without lou of atatus or
di&nity."
Bankruptcy attorney RobertH. "Bob·
Stopher is 'l\'ith the judge all the way on
that thought.
HE ALSO BELIEVES that the lll·
creasing tendency or the debtor to seek
the help or a speciallst attorney at a s)oint
when he realizes that his debts are out·
str ipping his assets has a lot to do with
d eclining bankruptcy s t atistics in
Or ange County.
In 1976, 3,030 businesses and an
dividuals filed bankruptcy petitions in
Santa Ana federal court, a total that was
more than 1,000 below the record 1975
figure of 4,155.
If a projection based on bankruptcies
filed during the first four months of ttus
year holds true, the total will drop again
in 1977 -to a predicted 2.253
"CERTAINLY, AN improving
economy has bad something to do with
t hat decline," Stopher said. "But I hap-
pen to believe that other factors "are cul·
ting those bankruptcy statistics.''
Among those factors, he believes. 1s
the increasing willingness of major
creditors to work with the business or the
individual in financial t rouble.
"Banks are much more sympathetic
than they used to be," Stopher said
.. They and the finance houses are now
I
much more willing to lend an ear to the
man who has been laid orf or has gone
through a severe illness with the result
that be cannot meet his obligations "
AND VERY OFTEN today, Stopher
said, creditors will settle for a percen·
tage or the debt without taking the debtor
to court.
But if the harried debtor 1s finally
compelled to file his bankruptcy petition
and list his assets and liabilities before a
federal judge he will find that he is being
gover ned by t he m ost generous
bankruptcy laws in California's history.
'The days of vicious garnishment
and it once was thoroughly vicious are
over," J udge Phelps said
'THE BANKRUPT today can not los~
more than 25 percent or his wages and
many of his assets are exempt Crom
seizure by creditors.··
Among those assets ar~ a max1umum
of $30,000 m equity in the bankrupt's
home, retirement benefits, social securi
ty payments, veterans benefits and
pensions.
·'The bankrupt must. of course, list all
his property and assets in his petition ...
Judge Phelps said. "And there are pay·
ments that can not be excluded Crom his
liabilities: ahmony, child support and
taxes are among them · ·
"WE HAVE THE MOST hberal ex
emption laws in the United States,"
Judge Phelps said. '"Even so. I often foci
that debtors are finding more and more
ways to resort to those bankruptcy laws
as a means of evading their rlebts "
Judge asked "The lawyer who did not ' been due to illness or layorr." Stopher
seek to ullllie every possible avenue or said. ··As I say, creditors are much more
exemption might rind himself racing his responsive than they were to such rac·
client's malpractice action later on " tors and are much easier to work with to·
STOPHE R MADE IT clear that the
credit houses and lending institutions ~f
today are well aw~e of the provisions or
California's bankruptcy laws and are us-
ing increasing vigilance in their opera-
tions.
"Credit card holders are watched
more carefully than ever before," he
said. "In fact, I was told the other day
that the annual loss to bankruptcies by
one such major organization was no
more than one percent '·
Judge Phelps 1sn 't so sun.• about that
"Credll card people take a beating."
he said ... People are urged by every ad
vertising medium under the !'>Un lo w.e
credit and I think they are often being
urged mto bankruptcy
·'But the job of the bankruptcy Judge 1s
to sort out the honest debtor from the
crook and release the hoRest petitioner
from those debts he cannot possibly re-
pay
"SIMPLY STATED, bankruptcy is not
the end or the road,·• Judge Phelps said~
"And creditors don·t want that kind of
climax for the individual or the business
any more than the petitioners want it "
Stopher agreed. pointing out that
many discharged bankrupts have re·
turned to the business world to operate
successful enterprises.
"In m any cases, their earlier failures
were understandable," he s1ud.
day ··
Stopher feels lhat the bankrupt who
seeks to use the law to evade his debts is
a rare individual in today's business
world -at least m his oHtce.
"People genuinely try to meet their
debts," he said. •·And l look on it as Ii
very healthy sign or the attitude of the in-
dividual when he seeks aid in meeting
his commitments rather than rile a peti·
tion in bankruptcy court.·· .
Stopher is no less willin~ than many or
the amuous creditors he deals with to al·
low his client to pay his lc~al fees on an
installment basis
"AFfER ALI,," he Krtnnt.'<.i. '·that's
the kind or Jam the client is Ill. And I can
say for me, 1ust as I can for those other
creditors, that very few or those clients
have let me down "
Many bankruptcy attorneys frame
what they regard as an immortal ob-
servation by Herbert Denenberg, former
Insurance Commissioner.
··we ought to get over the idea that
bankruptcy is somehow immoral, or that
it carries a stigma for the person who
uses it lo make a fresh start
"Arter all. even the Bible provides for
forgiveness or debt every 50 years.··
California is much more generous
than the law laid down m holy writ You
can go bankrupt once every s ix years.
B UT GRINNING Orange County
bankruptcy attorneys would advise you
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YOU DAILY PILOT
SECTION C
And Judge Phelps wondered out loud
_>bout the possible role played by
bankruptcy attorneys in diverting the
potential petitioner's funds into channels
that could qualify for exemption from
seizure.
"My own experience with debtors has
been that some operators of businesses
have failed to change with a changing
business climate or failed to adapt to a
new~.4;Chnology in their field.
lo avoid Judge Phelps the second lime ·'
around 1f he handled your pclll1on on the
first occasion. Sunday, June 12, l9n
Tnutee Wonders
Is Debt Situation
Only Temporary?
By CAROi. MOORE Of,,,. O~lly ~llol Still
Bankruptcy cases may be
down now but Shannon J . Haney.
Chapter 13 trustee, expects busi·
ness "-111 pick up again m another
year or 18 months
Chapter 13 is the section of the
ti S. Bankruptcy Act that pro
v1des a Wa~c Earner Plan, a way
to rile a p<'tillon with a redernl
district court and obtain its pro
lccl1on while n•paymj.'t debL.,
<ANYONE WHO derives more
than haJf his or ht•r m1·ome from
'"ages. salan or commissions.
including So<.•ial ~ecunty or re·
llrement plans, can apply.)
.. Lately people in Orange
County have taken ndvnntage of
real property values a nd sold
thelr homes to pay orr excessive
debts," she said.
"But their Sl8!f per month
house payment is now $562, and
incomes don't go up. So those
people who can't really manage
their rinances will be back in
trouble again."
She also noted that drops in un-
em ploymenl figures can mean
that people have swllched lo
welfare rolls and lost any in
come. thus ability to pay dchL'I
T HE TRUST EE described
Chapter 13 proceedinas as the
middle way out of financial d1f
flculties
· "MQSt debtors starl with the
well advertised cons\lmer credit
counselors whO offer to con-
solidate monthly bills. T hat
method works best when you are
t emporarily overwhelmed
by payments n n d can get
creditors to agree to new terms.
"But these agencies work tor
the creditors and the payments
they arran,ge are usually higher
lhan courts would require
l · We work more for the dt'btor.
Odee a paym ent prol(ram is
c.4ftabllshed. a courL order stop
any lawsuits. haru1ment. re·
possessions, even protetls your
1 savlnp acrounl3 nd tnsuranee
policies. -
"Payments are made to all
creditors througt\ your trustee
on a budget intended to leave you
a decent standard of living
Chapter 13 stops all service
charges, late charges and, in
most cases, interest.··
Fees for the trustee and at-
torney become part of the total
debt and are paid accordingly.
Debtors who cannot meet these
requirements must submit to the
more extensive bankruptcy
rules
As one or seven Chapter 13
trustees in California. Ms. Haney
is responsible for Orange.
Riverside and San Bernardino
counties. ·
SHE CITED regional statistics
showing that one third of the 160
trustees nationwide l~t year re·
turned $78 million t.o cr editors.
''Credit.ors who know people
h aving financial difficulties
could protect themselves by
directing t hem to cons umer
credit counselors or Chapter 13
trustees," she said. "Money re-
turned is better than a loss.
"And astute personnel ofricers
i;hould be better informed about
debtors' alternatives so there
could be less hassle at work or
fear oflosing jobs ··
THE BIGGEST help. she
added. would be for credit and
loan applications to be written
more like a budget with plenty of
s pace to account tor daily living
expenses.
"Now you just get three spaces
to list your creditors, allowing
people to lie by omission. IC the
form were more like the one the
courts use, It could be filled out
more accurately." Ms. Haney
said.
''Other than that, what ir·
ritates me m ost a re the lwo
words 'Just' and 'only • When a
price is just $24 ~ ~r month or
unly $18.99, some peool cun't
mulUpJy It out for 36 payment1' or
subtract at from monthly eam-
lnas."
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··11e never forgets a face that ha:. been
berore him in bankruptcy court,·· a "But then again how much of a duly
does the attorney owe to his client"'" the ''with individuals, it has often lawyer said. •
Personal finances
don't have to reach
this point. even in
bankruptcy. Such
luxuries as cars,
TV sets, musical
instruments or fur
coats may be kept
as long as their
costs are covered
in total payment plan
arranged by a court.
Got a problem? Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat wilt cut red tapt',
getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities m
government and business. Moil your questions to Pot Dunn, At Your
Service. Orange Coast Dady Pilot, P.O. Bo:r: 1560, Costa Mesa. CA
92626. As many letters as possible will be answered, but ptwned
inquiries or letters not including the reader's full name, address and
buslneas hours' phone number cannot be col't$idered This column
appears dally exc~t Saturdays.
Magi~ MoU..tain Ti•~ Zon~ DebatalJ~
DEAR PAT : We call ed Magic Mountain Saturday, May
1~, to find out w hat time the park was open, and were told
that It would be In operat ion until midnight. We rented a car,
drove two hours, went to the admission window and were
to ld that we could not come in because t here was a pr ivate
pa rty at the park.
We stopped a t a gas station on the way back and ran into
at least 11 other a ng r y people with the same story. The very
least Magic could have done was to Inform their phone
operaton to le t the public know tha t they wou ld not be ad-
m ltted a fter a certain time on that particular day, It's a long
d rive from her& to t here, but the aggr avation will last even
longer.
O.G., Costa Mesa
Megfc Movnt•ln'a pubklty department'• apokeaman claim•
that the recorded metHg• provldad to the pubic e>n th• dat• In
qualtlon st•ted th•t pubflc hou,.. were from t a.m. to I p,fTI. Tht
opet•Ung houra lnformetlon la provided to park phone
opar1tot1 by Jeck Ryan, pubttc ralatlont m•nager for Magic
Mount.in.
TM •mHement park haa .. nt four co"'pUm•ntery pe"ea to
rou, IMlt ya. r report of 11 other dlagruntted cuatomera with th•
Nm• compl8'nt H•m• to Indicate that .. tr\., • lot of othet people
mleunct.ntood the meauge fot thet date, or park otflcfal• made •
fDltt•ke .._., doft'I c•r• to admit.
Battle Not Won IJ1ttil Wi••ft" Col~t•
DEAR PAT· I won a judgment in sm all claims court, but
the defendant w~s not present. I have filed a "writ of execu-
tion,'' to help me collect, but I can't locate the defenda nt's
property. Am I out of luck, or can some other action be
taken?
J.H., Huntington Beach
You can tile • "aupplementef proceeding" q•lnlt t.he defen-
dant, which would require him to appear In court and anlWer yout
queatlona about the loc•tlon of hi• property. Th• small claim•
court cferk wtll aHlat you In filing a auppfemental PfOC•edlng and
wlll Inform you on how to serve the dtfendant w1th notice of thl•
apeclal action. .
If the defend•nt It an employ• of the It ate, county or cly gov-
ernment, or It you auapect the defendent wlll aetl •II of his property
without paying you, there are further atepa you can t••· wfth the
•Hlatanc. of the court clerk. You m•y receht• only one wrtt of H ·
ecu11on at • time, but you may c.btaln aa many H you naed to col·
lect the judgment. Each wrtt la good for eo d•ya.
Aa the winning party In th• ault, you alao are entitled to recetve
payment from the loHt for court coats, Including all of th• rel•ted
feH before and aftat tha harfng. You mutt flt• with the clerk a
"memotandurn" of •II the coats you accumul•ted In trying to ~
lect the ludgmant. ,,
Little to Sag A l)oNt Ta&;119 Cl4'rlc
DEAR PAT: A recent L.M. Boyd column In the Daily
Pilot Included a n Ite m about a "talking" clock. I wanted to
learn more about where I could buy this clock a nd was told
that m y lette r Of Inquiry would be fo rwa rded to Boyd by the
Piiot. I wrote more tha n a month ago, but have not received
an answer. Wourd you help expedite a reply fol" me?
J.L., Huntington Beach
Your 1.ner w11 forwarded to and ~•rwact by L.M. Boyd, but
h• told AVS that further Information wea l"'P09elbte to obt•n
beeau .. IN• ttem wat rtNaf'Ch.CS montlM aeo •IMI no detllfa are
av all nee now. Boyd Hid that the volume of mall and the vattW ff'o
teraat, thort•ttam format of hi• ayndlcated column PfKIUdea H ·
tantlvo Yeaoutee fll••· The tllklng time ctoclt atiOut '·hk:ft you In-
quired hu •vole• m••Hg• congratuladng an ·~ If he gel8
to WOt1& on thu end teoldlng him If fM do"n't.
lnf~etJoft about CIOCb ..,.Clftc.tl~ dtalgn.cl to •kl •• YI
ualty hendkapp.ct can be ooealnect bj cOftt.cllng Accent on&..-
torm•uon, lno., OllHum Roed end Htgh °""· Box 100, I~
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traces to retarded youngttors
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.PLOOMING1'0N, Ind <AP)-A federaJ law
that wf U protoundly lnfluen~e the sh•pe and
atructure of public education will 10 into effect
thla tau. Hardly anyone ll Mly ready ror it
Jt should dramatically improve educational
oppc>rturuttcs for the nation's eight million men
tally Md pbyslully handte1pped youngsteni
Some t>.lieve it may e\'entuaJly Improve the
education ol evel")' child by focusing fresh atteo
lion on the total leamlnt process of each in·
divldull. I
AT TR& llOMENT, however. only three
lhl"'s •tem cettaln: Tbe law will have a dittct
at d forceful effect on virtually every public
1chool With added burdens or bureaucracy and
red tapet, it demands large numbera of specially
trained and re-trained teachers, and state and
local coet.t inevitably must rise to meet new
federal demands.
TM Educatlon for AU Handicapped Children
Act covers those children who suffer, an varyins
degrees, rrom mental retardation or physical
lans. Educators Ask If New La
Means Too Much Too Soon
d1sablllty, or who are believed to be emoti0taally
disturbed or "leamlng disabled" -or any com·
binJtlon of those factors. Indirectly, it will affect
every public school pupil.
"It probably is one or the 1reatest education
laws ever passed," says Dr. Henry Schroeder,
director ot the Developmental Training Center at
Indiana University.
MANY EDVCAT.ORS, however, even those
who agree wllh Schroeder, believe it demands
too much too soon. Others call it the greatest
threat ever to state and local control of educa·
lion.
Among other things, the law sUpulales:
-A free appropriate publlc education shall
be made available to all handicapped children
between the ages of 3 and 18, beginning by Sep-
tember 1978, and all those between the ages of 18
and 21 by September 1980. It does not apply to
those between 3 and 5 and between 18 and 21 in
states where the requirement is ln conflict with
state law and practice or court order.
-A dettiltd indMduaJJMf tducatJona1 plan
mut• be wriU. and f oll~fd for eech of the eltht
mtUlon hlftdlcappM! chil4,..
-fftndlt-fped c:hll4r"' bt ldueNd to1~t.1wr wlt.b &ht lklfl·bandllifped &e tM 11lnll • lnaum •xtentappropnaw.'1 •
-HANDICAPP ED cblldren tball bave
at1llable lht H'89 r1n1e and vartt\f OI '8111
sch"1 pmr• no• vailable '° Utt non~ handlo1p , !J't\11 tnclu noo-a~td.,.alt and extr~!turr OYier eaUvlUts, and ihft• If•
speclnt '"uJrtMtft~ f M tbyslcal tlluo
progr'""·
ne law bu ratted Cl~ tor"''" U\tro are no appa..-a.t•••rt, SOii)• problbaY _.U
wind uptntbae.urtt.
It, rot ekarnplt, &bere must bt u In·
dividualized eduoatlon1l flan lo. ea~h ban·
dlcap]>ed child, wht p0t one for eaab &llted
child? Indeed, Wh)'notforeHrychlld?.
Schroeder aat•. "Everything in Utis law
<SeeltANDICAPP£D,PageC1>
Peace Corps Boosted K eep E yes
Off Beam
FACE ·VALUE
In t>~w.a fO'hon. ~ rolt.e ~at foce Yolue. Y°"
face. The men a Dior frame doeJ f0t 'fOJI ~ your
comJ>le..ior\ 'fOJI no<"°' feo11n1, ilia more valuable ii
" to \"Oii' ' rOIOI lool". Crea1ed ol $OOl~lail,
color fosr Opt.,i frame rno!enol, eodi Oior frame is a
movttr' s blend of cont Oii ~ colOforiOI\.
F•ral Volunteer Sefjice Aiency officials
are sttking Oran1e Coast applicants for '2.700
Peace Corps volunteer asslgnmenla lhls sumpier
in 64 countries.
"The po11tjons are mainly ror single appU·
cants with BA degr~s and strong interests in
agriculture or autd mechanics,'' said Anne Pirie,
age.ncy recruiter and former Peace Corps
member
THE VOLUNTEER programs.in agriculture
and auto mechanics are new and will include
stateside training prior to overseas assignment.
A strong background in auto mechanics isn't
required "Someone who has worked on lheir car
over the years would be qualified for a position,"
s.he explaJned
Ms. Pirie wall be in Newport Beach Monday
and Tuesday Crom 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Volun·
You Can Help
Tutor, Swinune r
On Wanted List
Many people need help in learning to read
and write, a need lhal can be filled through a
Santa Ana organization that matches tutors
with students for instruction during evening hours
Spanish·speaklng patients taking dialysis
treatments ln Orange would like help in using
their 4·5 hours on the machine to learn
English. Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morning, and Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday
afternoon leurning sessions a re being
planned.
INFORMATION ON these openings is
available by calling 675·9210or 833·9278.
Persons interested in being hosts or
hostesses for senior citizen center progr ams
for a Santa Ana center should contact the
RSVP office of the Voluntary Action Center of
South Oran1e County at 675·9210 or 833-9278.
A number or opportunities to lend your
skills lo others are available in the West
Orange County area. To find out about the list·
ings below, call the Volunteer Bureau of West
Orange County at 530·2370. ·
A county organization is about to hold a
two·day celebrity telethon and needs helpers
(for four hours or more) for June l8 and l9,
during the evening.
Orientations are scheduled to begin this
week for a mental health program to assist the
emotionally handicapped of the area. Fifteen
hours or training prepares aides for programs
in many centers.
A HUNTINGTON Beach communitY'
center needs helpers, especially men duriog
the evening. for crisis intervention and
counseling.
Swimming buddies are needed by the han·
dicapped al the E aster Seal pool on Wednes·
day morning. Teen-agers are especially good
at this activity.
Roomier Levi~
for the
father figure.
Right now
the Gap has the
Jeans that made
1oomfor
fatheJ;They're
called Levi's for
Men. And they'r•
made roomier in
the seat and ~highs for
1he man with muscl
Or a bl9 frame. t
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1he
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LOS ANO!LLS. I . •ro•dw•Y a Ith
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IANTA MONICA, Wllthlre t 20th
P4SADENA. L•k• •t Cellfornl•
tary ActJon Center, 1714 West Balboa Blvd. She
will anawer questions and take applications.
A<XX>llDING TO Ms. Pirie, agency officials
also are seeking ·volunteers with degrees In
mathematics, civil engineering and medical·
related fields. Those chosen will be sent directly
to countries this summer without stateside train·
Ing.
"They will actually start Lheir lraijling in the
country itself," Ms. Pirie said. "It consist or
cultural and language orientation.''
The overseas training usually takes 10 to 12
weeks.
SAN DIEGO (AP> -
Plan to sail or fly off San
Diego's Point Loma .. n
late June? Don't pay any
attention to that laser
beam in the skr-
The laser Ugbt could
hurt a person's eyes, the
Navy says of experi-
ments planned about
that lime in order to
learn the effects or laser
rays on Navy equipment.
Como see CA.I entire CO cOlleclion.. 0. face vokie
olono, yo.I I 'WCnl IO """' chem al,
She I 09/o °"fr-
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H l-1117, "After the volunteer is trained and sworn 1n.
their two year assignment in the country
begins." Ms. Pirie explained.
Spokesmen say the
beam will be turned on
intermittently. day and
night , for a n i n · determinate period or -----------------------------
Agricultural and auto mecharucs volunteers
will travel to their assignments for cultural
trainln1 In late Au1ust or early September.
THE RECRUITER characterized the Peace
Corps volunteer drive as ''the biggest s ince the
1960s." She said a decline Crom 15,000 to 6,000
volunteers occurred primarily because "during '
the two previous administrations there was less
emphasis on volunteeri!m. ·•
''President Carter has appointed a new
director who is Interested in enlarging the
number or volunteers.'· she said.
While no goals for the volunteer drive have
been set. agency officials expect 2,000 new Peace
Corps workers by next year.
PEACE CORPS applicants must be single.
over 20 years old, in good health and U.S
citizens. Married people with no dependents also
are eligible.
For further information, phone 675·9210
time.
Meals Funded
LOS ANGELES CAP>
-Hot meals will still be
available for Los
Angeles senior citizens
for at least another year,
a state official said. A
total of $1.2 million has
been funded by the state
for the program.
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Fairview Gets New BOsS
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,... earth •are colt cup on
l'r II J ... Frank" Crinella'•
al Fa1l'Y ew ate Hospltlil In
C-. Ill a "' up well t.be tall. nu•a.c at D\&Q ol maany facet.a .
Hia -p ii knlcribed: l."'apo dl Tutu
Ca •
llo fans may recall UU from
••T Godfather.'' It'• Jlall1n tor Tho
8oea ol All . And Dr. Crlnell• I• J t lb.a al t.h11prawtlnc taclUly.
''Tba mede me an offer I couldn't atrord to rclUH, .. t o w J1'11lrvlew
State Hospital uec:uUve dJrector
qul ol a-ppolntmeol by the Stale
~l ot HuJt.b and t.be cup
loond u a wekominl lift. by hi,
immodi*le ttalf.
••a 'l'OOK IT with srace and good
faiU.. I hope," adds the black·halred
ps)cboloo.st. wbo 1' physlcaJly built
like an n ·Notre Dame football
"player. or a rank.101 amateur gotrer
He is both of those, although his
came l\lffers from loo hltle steady
practice
The trtle bestowed upon Or. Cnnella
and his cup is a sly starr commentary
on his predecessor, Dr Michael
Levine, at 3S once the youngest state
hospital bead, and an outspoken
maverick.
He admittedly made so many
waves within the slate hospital
• system after replacing ousted Dr. An-
thony N. "Tony" Toto that in nine
stormy months, they sloshed back
from Sacramento.
JUST A FEW weeks ago, Dr.
Levine, a Corona del Mar child
psychiatrist. was fired.
Dr. Crinella is 38, a sort-spoken.
slow·talking antithesis of Dr. Levine
in his professional style and some
methods or hospital operation.
· The new chief executive hopes for
~ beneficial change at the 44·acre fac1h·
-ty where the care, treatment, educa·
lion -within their limits -and the
,,_ •very lives of 1.632 mentally retarded
• .. ,.
,
.,,.· 0
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I) \)
and severely handicapped persons
Crom Wanta to th 11ed depend on
about 1,:500employes.
Still lootlns around and 1etUn1 ac-
. qualnted. Dr. Crinello has been work
ln1 JO.bour weelitt, orienllnl hlm.self
.. f'OK EXAMPLE. the first three
day• l was here, there waa open house
ln my office from 7 a.m . to 12 mld·
ntchl," be eicplalns The loni houra al·
lowed employes on all three duty
11hlft.t to meet him.
One of the first t-hlnes the new boss
did wu move back into Dr. Toto's old
administrative office, where ho
leav• the drapes open so employes,
vlsltors, pa.rent.t of clients and clients
wlth around.I priv\legea can see he 1s
OD tb job. (Headquarters for Dr. Levine was a
ea1Jy decorated room in one ol the
classroom buildings, with assorted
pictures by Fairview chlldren on the
walls and myriad hang1n1 potted
plants.>
"Some of the pro1rams Mike Levine JJlSlltuted are really to lhe
benefit of the clients. And we're gomg
to keep some of them," says Dr.
Crinella.
"IDS PSYCHOTROPIC drug policy
is one of lhe most enlightened and
humanistic," says Dr. Crinella, who
came to Fairview from Sonoma State
Hospital, where he was director of
Review Program Development and
Innovation. Psychotropic drugs are those such
as tranquilizers or hallucinogens
which alter the mind. Dr. Levine Or·
dered ·a reduction in dosages and
widespread use.
The policy is spreading throughout
the s tate hospital system now,
because it has been shown and well·
documented that many clients were
simply kept drugged.
Ideas and concepts 1nst1tuted dur·
ing Dr. Levine's tempestuous tenure
weren't all bad, Dr. Cnnella em·
phasizes.
"The Jm)blem is. some ot t.hera
ju.at wa-en't 'pac1ta1ed rilbt."' be
auc•eata, in a studied understatemeot
or Levine's methods of deallna with
superviaors ln Sacramento .
Calllorn.la Director or Health Dr.
Jerome Lackner even complimented
Dr. Levine's innovations while -at
the same time -firing him, after a
televlaed news conference called to
criticize his auperiors.
"We've made a few changes in the
or 1 anizational structure of the
hospital, but more in the area ol our
style of handling thin1s, • • Dr. Crlnella
explained. "This is certainly not what
you would call an administrative
shakeup.••
Placing good people around in the
right job alot.s for their talents and
abilities is the best way to describe it,
heaays.
Speaking with thoughtful dellbera·
lion. Dr. Crinella explores a few or bls
ideas about the hospital staff.
"THE EMPLOYES are also a part
of the developmental community here
and we're eoing to try to encourage
programs for them too, to develop this
sense of community."
What are some of lhese morale·
boosting prograrna? •
"We've already started an obesity
clinic, for one thing.
"People don't have to participate.
No one is going to be designated or or·
dered to attend," be explains.
A three·handicap golfer himself,
Dr. Crlnell a hopes to establish
various staff athletic teams.
Clinics dealing with alcohol and
drug abuse or quitting smoking are
also planned for Fairview. employes,
and these are definite problems in an
institution that will have a work force
of about 1,750 by July. one of the
largest in the county.
THEY WILL BE conducted on
employes' own time with volunteer
specialists.
"Essentially, it's the same sort or
Dlllty""IMSlalt .......
TAKING OVER AT FAIRVIEW
Dr. Francl1 J . Crtn•ll•
thing private industry bas been do-
ing for a lone time. But I thlnk the
state has mlssed the boat 1n this
area," Dr. Crinella observes.
"You can't care any more about
another human being than you care
about yourself."
Reflecting on lhe stormy past rew
months at Fairview, Dr. Crinella toys
wilh the coCfee cup and mentions that
he needed a new one. "The week before I lert Sonoma, my
coffee cup broke. I'd had it for 14
years. It was handmade by one of my
patients in occupational 'therapy back
when I was a psychologist in the Air
Force.
"Maybe my starr here efving me
this one was a good omen ... " he ob·
served.
Quarters are rurnished for key state
hospital administrative personnel, So
Dr. Crinella will soon be joined in the
director's house by his wife, Terrie.
The couple have five children:
Ramona, 17, Gina, 15, Peter, 12, An·
drew, 8, and Christina, five months.
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Social Scene
Judging by the profits (about $25,000), one
would l')ever know that the annual John Wayne
Invitational benefit. was one of the quickest put·
togethers along the Orange Coast.
In three weeks time, 450 tickets were sold -
capacity crowd for the Harlequin Theater, set-
ting for a luncheon, fashion show and auction.
Splitting the take are the Assessment and
Treatment Services Center, a treatment and re·
ferral agency for juveniles, and International
Orphans, Inc., whose project is Children's
Village, U.S.A., a home for abused children, in
Beaumont.
Specatators paid $30 per seat to view des igner
fashions, coordinated and narrated by June Van
Dyke, and for the opportunity of writing a ch~ck
for $250 which guaranteed each donor the dist-
inguished honorof-betng an "angel" and having
his name engraved on a plaque at (:hildren's
Village.
"As far as I'm concerned, there is no better
place to put your name," said John Wayne as he
asked everyone to d!g down deep in their hearts
and pocketbooks.
He also call~ upon their generosity while buY·
ing raffle tickets and participating in an auction,
conducted by actors Jack Kelly and Michael
Dante.
The prizes were donated. A trip for two to Maui
for a week was purchased by ~en Sarvak or
Anaheim for $8,000, who later bought a silver
service for $1,950. A white mink coat brought
Sl.500, and the buyer was Mark Armistead.
In view of the profits, Wayne's words , "lthank
you for the children,''. were most appropriate.
Her Foul Mouth 'Out'
' DEAR ANN: My problem is
my girlfriend. I am 17 and she is
"16. When we first began to date I
thought she was terrific and I
~ill do except for one thing -she·
.,,wean worse than any guy in the
~~kerroom.
•. When I ask her not to swear, ~e gets up on her women's lib ~apbox and says I'm square. My
,..lends tell me a girl with a foul
mouth ls just about the worst. ~one of us guys swear when ~ere are girls around so It's not
iS i r she is getting even.
Her mom and dad are lovely
§eople. They never talk: that way
to it can't be her environment.
Jt'hy does she do it and how can 1
.iet her to stop? -BLISTERED ~B~ .-DEO LOBES: Girls who use
Uer lanpa1e do It for the
·•ock valv. It'• 111 attalttc.l·
· iettlq deYke. Tbe7 llke to alaUe
pleap. ~ Dnp Mr for a wlaDe aad teU
lier ""'1· If that doeta't prochlee
rual49, write ber off. She weald
be a CoatlailbtS aoarce of embar·
raaament. -. • DEAR ANN: 1 dlaa1ree •lth
:four response to the colleae
1iophomore who was tn her ctahth
:JftOntb of psychoanalysis. You
.eatd the 1oal of lherapy is to &et
e patient to th poln~ where he
an fuoclloo without therapy. You 1uc1eated. three )'Ura
a •termination point. :.1.nus lfllPt.,. trae fotl4)!1HIQlle
who ls meotall1 ~ , ~
many people, including myself,
are irt therapy to improve the
quality of our lives.
This means more than solving
a specific problem. It means de-
veloping the ability to face am~ie
ty rather than re-.reat behind "de-
fenses out off.ear. In fact, day·to-
day problems are secondary to
the more basic Jssue of living life
to the full and having open and
honestrelationshil>s with oUlers.
I am a woman who, to all out·
ward a~ces, has a suc·
cessful career and a rewarding
famlly life. Yet after five years
of therapy J still find myself
retreattne from close rela·
lionshlpa f« fear I will become a
· · non•pel"llOD.''
1 ean cer hlnly function
without tberapy,,yet therapy is
gradudy J)f!mftllnl me to trust
and -to OftfCOD\O mf fear ~ JMiiDC •6QVerwbelmecl" by
love.
I aaae.t JOU retblolt your
answer. Ann. Therapy can do a
lot mon than you aive it credit
for in yoQr column. -
BECOMING ME
DEQBIK»MINO: If~ ea.n
allor4 alte tuary if six or aeven
-or It -1••ri of therapy to "lmp,rove _.... 4aall&y of )'tar
Ufe, ' J1ta are more fonu.aat.
dlan .-t people.:
1'be •UC •j)!ri'1 of patld&s
WM ant ~ tlYCbJalrtl&I IO
bee.a ... dii1 ,,. cleprelted, ID· Heare. u.dllill die coaOlC&a la
tlll1i' lie~ dd ...-. to .tlh'-fu•ni~•~ut
Ann~
Landers
Y oar lut seateaee doe• me an Injustice, I've been a strong
suppen of therapy for many
years. I've seen llaman Wrecks
rea&ored nd l>rolc• llvea ftballt
tbrougll therapy. But I have also
seen patients-spend to. 10any
years wllb a clOcaor who~
bave tarned them over to
someoae else IOlll ago. And thal
was tbetbrmt of m7 argument.
CONFIDENTIAL To Depend-
ing On You: Please DON'T. NothJ.ng is 100 pe(Cent "aafe" -
not even vasectomy. Some
women have become pregnant
because the male did not go back
for bis "six weeks' check-up."
Is pot o drug? Can .LSD and
pllls open new world• tor you?
Slop guesslna. Gel the tacts in
Ann Landers 'I new booklet,
"Straight t>Ope on Dru1111." For
each booklet ordered. send •
dollar bill, pt a Iona. self·
1ddres.sed, stamped envelope (2'
ccnta ~tage) to Ann Landett,
P .O. BO~ 11995, Chlcaao. t.
80611 •
COSTA llESA mSTORICAL
SOCIETY: Henry Panian, pro.
fessor at OrUlp Cout College,
will show films and speak on bis
Bicenteonlal Sabbatical at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday, June 15, at
Bethel Towers, Costa Mesa.
Panian. wbo bas taught history
at OCC for 21 yeara, vllited every
major battlefield of the
American Revolution as well as
sites in France, England and
Spain.
MA&CB OF DIMES: John J .
Ryan. MD, resident in
gynecoloa and obstetrics, UCJ
Medical Center, wlll speak on
Heroin Addiction ln Pre1nancy
for the 38tb annual meetlng of the
Orange County Chapter.
The event will take place at.
noon Wednesday, June 15, in the
Sheraton Newport. Volunteers
will be honored and the annual
report presented .
e owde(I
OFJ'ICE&S' WIVES .
LEAGtJZ: Members will c.ther
for a luncheon meet.Uta in the
Huntingtoft Harbour Beach Club
at 11:31 a.m. Wednesday. June
IS.
RETIRED PERSONS: Hunt·
in1ton Beach Chapter will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday. June ts, in
Murdy Park Center, Huntiqtoo
Beach. There will be a ,uest
speaker fl"Om AARP Insurance
Department.
FASHION INSTITtJTE:
Graduatin1 design students from
the Fashion Institute of Design
and Merchandising, Los Angeles.
will praent origina) desi1N for
fall and winter in a special juried
show for members of the fashion
industry at 6 p.m. Thursday,
June 16, in the Hotel Bonaven-
ture.
Peacock Awards will be pre.
seoted for the fourth year to the
~
winners. Judles will include Bob
Mackie, cost.ume desicner; RIY
A1hayan, deslsner and television
producer and Michael Novarese,
couturier.
Other• wlll ~ department
store executivet and fashion
ma1uine representatives.
INTEllNA110NAL WOMEN'S
YEA•: The California
Coordinating Committee on Ule 1
Observance of International{
Women'• Year has announced ,
plans for the state meetins June
16· 19 on the USC campus. '
Panels and. workshops wtll deal
with the World of Politics; the
World ol Work and Education;~
the World or Criminal Justice
and Violence, and the Quality ol
Life and Role Choices.
Congresswoman Yvonne
Brathwaite Burke will deliver
the keynote address at l p.m.
Friday, June 17.
MRS. CULLEN MRS. CONNALLY MRS. MISIOLEK MRS. DAVIES
Weddings ·solemnized
Cullen-Smith
Community Church Congrega·
tional, Corona del Mar was the
setting for the marriage of Tina
Louise Smith of Newport Beach
and Richard Francis Cullen,
Escondido.
Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Barkham Garner of Newport
Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Darrel
Cullen, Westmoreland. •••
Connally-Tubbiola
Fountain Valley High School
graduates Mary Kathleen Tub-
biola of Torrance and Michael W.
Connally of Fountain Valley
were married in double ring
ceremonies in the First Baptist
Church or Dominguez.
Their parents are the William
Tubbiolas and Jack Connallys,
all of Fountain Valley.
The newlyweds, who will live
in Inglewood, attended Loyola
Marymount University. •••
Misiolek-Ashley
Howe Avenue Park in
Sacramento was the setting for
the nuptial ceremonies linking
Paige Ashley and Ronald K. Mis·
iolek, both orthat clty.
Thelr parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Ashley and Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Mlliolek, all of Costa
Mesa.
The bride, a graduate, of UC
Davis, teaches mentally re-
tarded adults in Sacramento.
Her husband attended UC Santa
Barbara and California State
Uni'iersity. Sacramento.
The newlyweds will live in
Sacramento. •••
Burruss-Denigan
St. Joachim's Catholic Cburcb,
Costa Mesa, was the aetting for
the marriage or Shella Mary
Denigan and Brett Simpson Bur-
russ.
Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas R. Denlgan and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard P. Burruss, all of
Newport Beach.
The newlyweds, who will live
in Costa Mesa, iraduated from
Corona del Mar Hiah School and
attended Oranse Coast College.
The bride also studied ·at the
Unlvenlty of San Diego.
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Davies-Kiger
Carol Jean Kleer and Peter
Davies exchanged weddina vows
during double ring ceremonies in
the Community Church
Congregational, Corona del Mar.
Their parents are Mr. and Mn.'
John A. Kiger of Corona de! Mar
and Mr. and Mrs. Colin Davies,
Sydney, Australia.
· The bride attended John
Brown University and California
State University, Fullerton. Her
husband received bis education
in Australia.
The newlyweds will live in
Costa Mesa. ....
Zimmerman-Wheeler
Cort Zimmerman or Newport
Beach claimed Deborah Wheeler
as his bride during ceremonies
conducted in St. Paul the Apostle
Church, Westwood.
The newlyweds, who will live
in Seal Beach, are graduates of
USC. The bride graduated with.
honors and received a BA degree
in public relations. She is a
member of Pi Beta Phi.
Her husband earned a BS
degree in business finance and
affiliated with Kappa Sigma.
Parents oC the bridal couple
are Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Wheeler of Bel Air and Mr. and
Mrs. George Zimmerman,
Newport Beach. ....
Hendershot-Krogstad
The Downey home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenton E. Krogstad was the
setting for the marriage of their
daughter, Karen Sue Krogstad,
and William Trevor Hendershot,
son of the Trevor Hendersbots of
Newport Beach.
The bride is a graduate llf War-
ren High School and use where
s he affiliated \\'ith Della
Gamma.
Her husband is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School and
USC and affiliated with Sigma
Chi. He is president~ of an ex-
ecutive search firm in Newport
Beach .
The newlyweds will make their
home in Santa Ana. •••
Poor-Silsbee
St. James Episcopal Church,
Newport Beach was the setting
for the marriage of Christian
Louise Silsbee and Harry Fran-
cis Poor .
The bride ls the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Saltonstall
Sill bee of Santa Ana HeJ&bts and
her husband ls the son of the late
Mr. and Krs. Harry Malcolm
Poor of Lebec.\
The new Mn. Poor ~aduated
from Newport Harbor High
•School and earned her BA degree
at California Polytechnic
Univenity at 8aD Luis Obispo
where abe affiliated with Alpha
Phi.
MRS. ZIMMERMAN
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The bridegroom attended Cal
Poly and is a member of Phi
Kappa Psi. He is an officer with
the San Luis Obispo Police
Department. •••
Griffith-Lozano
Christopher Allen Griffith, son
of Dr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Griffith
of Balboa Island, claimed Yvette
Lozano of Orange as his bride
during ceremonies in La
Purisima Catholic Church,
Orange.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Reynaldo C. Lozano of
Orange and is a junior at
California State University,
Fullerton.
Her husband graduated from
Chapman College and now at-
tends graduate school at Pep-
perdine University.
They will live in Santa Ana. •••
Kjar-Egerton
April Lynn Egerton and James
Jorgen Kjar were married dur-
.ln, ceremonies conducted in the
grand ballroom of the Marriott
Hotel, Newport Beach.
The brlde, daughter or the
Robert Grey Egertons of O>eta
Mesa, is a g,raduate ot Newport
Harbor High School. A senior at
USC, the ls a member of Cb1
Omefa and studied one semester
aboard Chapman Colleie•s·
World Campus Afloat.
Her huaband attended Polf-
T e ch nlc Hieb School and
Rlvenide City College and ts a•
sraduate of USC where be wu a
member of Sllma Nu and the
Trojan Knlghts.
Hls parents are Mr. and Mn:
Jack G. IQar, Riverside.
The newlyweds will live in.
Hermosa Beach.
. -\
Spirit of '78 Tarns Sour
Bicenteruaial,
Year's Gone,
So'a Profit
•1 •• aoaEaTS ..__.._ ••• iter
PHU.ADELPHIA -Tb Liv·
ID• Kiat.ory Center, nvl1loned 11 the naaahlp of PhJladtlphla'a
Blun~ n lal cel•bratlon, bH
turned to a.c:::f. bar mJuvahl •eddi.lal vusarlu
Ltal: O'l"BEa Blctotnolal· on-.. aunctJooa ln thl1 town
•INN U. naUon •u batched,
t.be W m.UliOn center COUIUd ob-
e.cenc. •bcn tho lut. aecond
fA 11'11 tidted off. four moat.ha
slay of lb f1nt blrtbday.
ho o&.bm' mllMuma born here
dartna lbe oatioo'• 200th birth· daJ a1lo are looldJl,I ror help to
iet °"" the pott-Bkentmnlal fiD.andal hump.
-
Freeman recently rented ·'Tbe
Adventures of the Wilderness
Family," a G-rated Cilm about ure in tho 'Woods, to show along
with tbe Bicentennial ruck.
·•it wasn't a spectacular shot.
but we broke even," be said in a
recent interview. "I'm sure if I
had 'Deep Throat' here I could
pack the place every day.''
For at least one Bicentennial
project, the country was simply
founded a year or so too early. In
October of 1973 city officials
struck a deal with a local coo-
atructlon finn to develop 22 acres
alon1 the Delaware River. Much
of It wq to be completed for tbe
BJcentennial.
TBI8 IA.NlJARY. the city dis-
mlased the developer ror failure
to belfn conatl'uclion.
An estimated 20,000 people
march in the Mummers Parade
OD New Year's Day each year.
Only 7,000 more have vlaited tbe
Mummers Museum durin& tts
one-year Ufe span. Taie $3 .~ mllllon Afro-
American Historical anct
Cultural Museum hu e.n111ed a
New York consu.ttina firm to belp
attract out-of-townera, and
Philadelphia-born pop singer
Bobby Rydell cut a free com-
mercial plugging the $1.5 million
Mummers' Museum.
The Liberty Bell,
placed In a new museum,
Is now an attraction
At $1.60-a-bead admlaaloo far
adults Ccblld.ren 7S cents) ae-
counta for lea than a quarter cl
the $200,000 that museum crf.
flclals say 1t takes to operate t.be
facil1ty annually. A $2001000st.ate
1rant that runs out this ID<,lllth
has kept it operating.
for patti6S, weqdings.
AS EARY aa January of this
year, city officials were express-
ing doubts that the three
museums the town built for the
Bicentennial would be able to
pay back the $16 million cost of
construction, or even generate
enough revenue to meet operat-ing expenses.
director, estimates that annual
operating costs cancel out re-
venue generated by paid ad-
missions. That leaves the city to
cope with a CJ million construc-
tion loan, on which interest alone
ia $25,000 monthly.
Freeman began renting out the
center for private functions last
year. He says be brought in
$26,000 and expects to double the
amount this year. In addition to
bar mitzvahs and weddinl an-
nlvenaries, tbe center bu host-
ed a college rraduatlon, a party
merging two investment hollaes
and a fashion abow. On Fathers
Day itaaveoutcigara.
Like the IJving History ~tel',
the Mummers Museum plans to
moonlight. A flea market was
planned for May. It's also ap-
plied ror a liquor license w aidor1l
its bar, said to be the longest (35
feet) in any public cit>: building.
"ONCE WE get the license,
we'll be able to rent the
museum's social hall out for dif.
ferent functions," says museum
director Georce Lisiecki. An early omen that the Bicen-
tennial tourist dollar had dried
up wu a drop in attendance at
the Liberty Bell. During the first
three months or 1976, 585,441
persons viewed the bell. This
year for the same period the
number dropped to 125,818, a 79
percent reduction.
Financially, the Living History
Center has been a loser since it
opened May 1, 1976, victim of bad
press reviews (one newspaper
art critic called it a "living
nightmare") and crowds that got
smaller and spent less as the.
summer passed.
Freeman also ia toyina with ac-
quiring closed-circuit television
rights for championahip sportina
events such as prize fi1bts.
"Sure we were disappointed by
tbe tumoutin 1976. But we're not
in a bole. We'll be around
forever. although a 1ood spot on
Johnny Canon would help ...
The Afro-American Hi.story ·
and CUitural Museum is the first
museum in America to deal sole-
ly with the black experience.
Llke the others .. it was struagling
to make end5 meet. Then Double-
day published Alex Haley's
"Roots."
Hal Freeman, the center 's
INSIDE THE center, along
with displays of Americana, is a
seven-story-high, nine-story-
wide mo\'ie screen on which the
Bicentennial film "The
American Years .. is shown.
To spark drooping attendance.
"Attendance bu better than
doubled aince the publicity about
tbe book," Adolphus Ealey,
mu.seum.director, said.
WildManiln Winds Down
By STAN DELAPLANE MANILA -Steamy, humid Manila.
Where postage stamps weld together
permanenUy. Envelopes seal themselves
automatically. The air is a steam bath. The
sunsets fill the world with gold. scarlet and
purple.
"Mabuhay?.. says the sign at the
, airport. (An all-purpose word like the
, Hawaiian "aloha".) _..
Never much of a tourist stop. But last
year they opened 14 new hotels. (Priced $54
double at the expensive Manila Peninaula.
Or you can go to $300 for the MacArthur
Suite in the noble old Manila, redone lux-
uriously with an added high-rise).
In the original old Manila Hotel, there
used to be white patches of plaster on the
room walls.
"Bullet holes, sir," said the Filipino
bellboy. "General MacArthur lived here
'before the war. He wanted to live here
again. So the Americans did not shell the
· J aps out, sir. They took each room carefully
with the rifle and bayonet."
*** THERE WERE HALF A million
tourists last year. Seven of 10 were
Japanese.
We saw them on the Hovercraft that
skims the water to Corregidor Ialand where
the Americans surrendered in 19'2. When
we recaptured it, 13,000 men died -10,000
were Japanese. Killed in banzai charges or
by their own hands.
So the Japanese tourists go out there.
1 Old and wrinkled. (Fathers, mot.hen, aia-
tera, brothers?) They carry bunches of ~flowers. Walk among rusting cunon and
; shell-scarred walls.
'Ibey hold a prayer ceremony. Get back ! on the Hovercraft. And as they leave, cut , their flowers inta Uie sea.
I'. *** "MANDA PLANS lt,• luxury hotel rooms,.. said the social directreu at the
~ Peninsula. (She's the dam~ter of former
•r President Maaaayaay. a Magsaysay
'·Valenzuela). ~ .. Occupancy baa r\m 40 to !50 percent.
But we hope for more. More Americana.
Now 1t is Japanese. The pricea are so low
, compared to Japan that a Japanese can
spenct a month here for what a week would
coat at a raort in Japan." · -.
Sopie 25 yeara aao •. tbe PbWpplnes
hired J8pa.oeM diven to 1alvqe wrecked
warabipl in the harbor. Tbe1.kept them on
boata -awar trOm land. FPIPinO .armed
fuarda weteOD thepiera. · l Abe~ run tho~ room lil the old Kahlla l uld: ··u there were no pants
we Wota1cl 1wtm out and kill the .1ap1, air."
Heaald: •'1befell a ~PiDou11na: ·-· thinja in life can never be 'fol'll~ Life IS
YOUR DAILY PILOT
CAN BE AECYCLEDI
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*** JAPANESE GENERAlS stayed in the Manila Hotel. (Just behind it was the bead,
.quarters of the dreaded Kempei-tai. The
military police.)
Manila bas changed: Nobody carries a
pistol. EVERY civilian uaed to pack
hardware. Signs at nightclub cloakrooms
said: .. Please check firearms here."
• · .The Luneta -it swarmed with male R.rostltutes, the "binl-boys" -has been re-
named Rizal Park. Families hold Sunday
picnics there. (The .. bini-boys" hang out at
a night club called Coco Banana.)
President Marcos declared martial law
five years ago. There's a curfew from 1to4.
The hooky-tonk night clubs that ran 24
hours a day have been tamed down.
*** THE SCARS OF WAR are mostly
erased. Except for the old Spanish walled
city Intramuros, blown beyond repair when
American troops took it from stand-and-die
Japanese Marines.
The Death March from Bataan. Guer-
rillas in the hills. The hanged Japanese
generals. They've mostly faded. But no
other military cemeteries bold so many un-
known soldiers. The crou marked:
Here Lies In Honored Glory
A Comrade InArms
. Known But To God
*** "llABVllA n That is a TaaaI01 word,
air, .. said the waiter at the Peninsula. "'It means 'I love you.• Or sometimes, 'Hello.'"
I said: '"That's a useful word . ., He said:·
"Alao it can mean '1oodbye.'., He said: "'Or iometimel, "victory • .,.
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Gymnasts~
Enthusiasm
.Bounces Back
Practice isn't limited to
the gym, as any parent
will tell you. Here Kerrie
Koehler turns a
cartwheel on the lawn
Hallway carpeting is
another likely tumbling
mat. And the youngsters
have been known to
climb doorsllls to
strengthen toe and
11nger grips. But the dis-
o i p 11 n e, grace and
physical conditioning is
said to be worth the
household flurry.
Daily Pilot
Photos by '
Richard Koehler
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Tricia Bisbee, Kim Gangnes and Laura Ursini, at
left, keep their eyes on a fancy maneuver over-
head whlle Kari Nasby, below. steadies herself on
the high beam. First steps toward agility at that
height are taken by Gabriela Ricci, at right. who
moves out on a beam on the floor .
Kerry Linsey, above, tries
out the vaulting pad
en route to a somersault
1n the combination
tumbling and gymnastics
class offered by the
Costa Mesa Recreation
Department. At left.
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Brigette Fite practices -
her extension Ofl' the un· ~
even bars in front of a
suitable poster. A new
series of the one-hour
sessions starts Monday,
June 20. Girls from 5-to
7 years old may start at
the beginning or in-
termediate stage. The
same levels, plus ad-
vanced. are scheduled
tor 8-to 18-year-olds.
For more information,
phone 556-5480 .
I 111& l'IY
bw'•l c: • n, 1m, w a•t Ill t>. • • 1rowth
LMlllD'U'Y. W ai. may no& have Tb•~ _ •1. but tho profit mad• ol!i ll wu.
li n• th 1111 or tht t kt l• 11
producU u lr>'lna to pry the ldcmtlty ot
"D Tbroat" from Bob Woodward and Cart ttin uffkt ll to Hf that It'•
ln Uat t of m1Ulon1 ot dollara.
I.AW)' • who •et up to ~ an hour.
dld • lucl offset bu inn w'tb 61 In·
divaduall and 20 corporat ch.arced
wath m -and wbo kno bow many
othert who SO\llhl le1al counHl bee ute
lb '1 fe.....t they mlllll bo
few. Wt kiln with some writers.
Tb 1970 edltlon ot "Book• in Print"
hH ~ entries under the beadlnl of
W ater1ate. The llal Is not complete
because, for example, the biggest
h&rdt'over Hiler ot them ull
Woodward and Bernstein's "Tho Final
D•Y•" 11 llsted ln a different cateaory
Roth book and authors earned the Nix
on Judament or "tr11h,'' but Simon and
cbuater 1old 630.000 copies in
hardcover
At royalty rates thal run to 15 percent
In the bat-seller cateeory, plus movie
rl1hta, both reporters becamt1
millionaires
Dean, Jeb ,Stuart Ma.ruder, Chari
Col.Ion and James W. McCord, with H
R. Rllldeman and John N . Mitchell yet lo
come McCord couldn't get a publisher.
so ho had hll own "A Piece of Tape"
printed.
TH& PROSECUTION side wei&hed in
with books by Watergate trial lawyers
Richard Ben-Venlsle and George
Frampton and one by the prosecution
staff press spokesman, James Doyle.
The Senate Watugate Committee's ma-
jority counsel, Samuel Dash, as well f4S
minority counsel Fred Thompson, each
have books.
TJ\e observer saae leads off with
Woodward and Bernstein, then comes
Anthony Lukas, Barry Sussman.
Theodore White, George Hlgalns,
William Safire, Elizabeth Drew, Jimmy
Breslin, Clark Mollenhoff. Dan Rather.
Frank Mankiewicz and humorist Art
Buchwiald.
And there's the w1fe s side loo. Mrs.
John Dean contributed "Mo." Mrs. Jeb
Magruder has a book Madeleine Ed-
Sundty. June 12. 1977 OAJLVPILOf
I
'. BookleU ,.. «11Uld -fall a •~ wat.h
conf i • drien.s , revelalloos and
aoal)-.es. The Covemme.nt .Pnnt.1n1 Of
fice bad volume upon •olume of
Watercate tat1mony, exhibits and dis·
cus.siona lo wll.
''THE FASTEST selling book I've ever
seen in 14 years wu the 'White House
Transcripts,' all paperback," says
Michael Fox, education director or the
American Booksellers Association. The
Bantam issue or the White House·
released transcripts sold 1.9 million
copies. Dell's versions sold 1.7 mJlhon.
mondson wrote about the women of ---------------------------------Watergate.
ALL. OF COURSE, 1s not going anto
bankbooks. A record company went. t.o the
Supreme Court. hoping to be allowed lo
sell copia of Whitt H0\1$e tapes that
brought an administration lo ruin.
WATE&GATE the collection or
buildlnp, not the scandal -bas taken
its place as a tourist attraction alongside
such WashJngton musts as the Lincoln
Memorial, the Smithsonian and the pan-
das at the National Zoo.
The motel across the street, a Howard
Johnson's like any other, gets a share of
attention because that is where the bug
gers worked.
"Blind Ambition." John Dean's con-
fessional written• alter he aerv.ed his
prison term. sold 223,600 copies at last
listing. Leon Jaworski, giving the pro·
secutor's side, hit the best-seller hsts
with 205,000 copies of "The Right and the
Power." CBS reporter Dan Rather, writ
ing about Nixon's '"Palace Guard,"
racked up a paperback sale or 1.038
million.
Nixon's efforts to get custody of hls
papers and tapes have run up a bill of
more than $600,000 with his lawyers. The
costs of fighting what his aides call
.. harassment suits" have brought the
total t.o nearly $1 million.
Henry Ruth. the third in a s uccession
of special prosecutors, said:
"My guess is that by the lime all the
lawyers. defendants, former Presidents
and former prosecutors get through talk-
ing and writing about Watergate, the
taxes on the royalties will pay for what
The Nixon side of the story, due next
year, will bring an estimated $2 million.
The serious money went to a chosen The participant side is represented by we spent " ·
HANDICAPPED. • •
(From Page C2)
should apply to every cbJld in every school. The
law is saying to every educalor. 'Let's change
things,' and it is saying things that should have
been said SO years ago.''
UNLIKE THE SWEEPING aid-to-education
bills of the 1960s, this law does not merely en-
courage action at the state and local level. it de-
mands it.
Each state must draw up a detailed plan for
approval by Washington. Each local school dis-
trict must have a detailed plan lhat meets slate
and federal guidelines.
Local school districts have no real choice.
They can decline to apply for federal funds under
the new program, but they still must meet the
law's explicit provisions or be subject to prosecu-
tion for violating lhe handicapped child's civil
rights.
Failure to meet those provisions could result
in a loss of all federal funds, a loss few districts
could afford. State education agencies face the
same dilemma. ·
Congr.ess has appropriated $315 million for
the "get ready" school year of 1977-78. It
authorized annual Increases, reaching $3.2
billion in fiscal year 1982.
"There is noway in the world we are going to
get $3.2 billion in fiscal 1982," said one slate
director of special education. "That's what all
the bitching 1s about. The amount actually
available will be determined by the Congress
and the President, year by year."
The federal funding may be sporadic, or
even non-existent, but the law is considered
perm anent. It has no termination dale. Thus,
even if federal dollars are not forthcoming, local
schools must provide the services mandated by
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Tom Gold and Maxine McGavran
tormer1y of JaCo's Newport Beach
now at llh~ttliff
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TOUGH I SEI IACHllE
ATA ·VERY
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formance. With our exclusive
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face, push-button front drop-In
bobbin, built-In 2·step but·
tonholer and 13 Inter·
changeable utlhty and Fashion•
stitches. Plus much more. Now
at this very special price.
Ceblnet or carfyfng case extra.
Model778.
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HE REST OF YOUR LIFE.
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Drawing, Painting, and D esign of Any Kind
Introducing a New Art Course
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• Techniques in traditional subjects (hfe, still life, and landscape)
utilizing archi ecture. interior spaces. furniture. accessories. fabrics,
and surfaces.
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200 Newport Center Drive
Suite 200
Newport Beach, Calif. '3 -
Phone 640-0500
''Tota Image Center~·
Personah ed, Professional Services
acials
Artistry
ete Line of Ph Cosmetics
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Doy w11h o gift of o fine
supple, top quol11y leoth
(red11 cord wollet
son TERRY WASHCLOrttS
Collon ond polyester wash· 9 7 c cloths with over lock edges
oil oround Bundle of 4' solid
color, bundle of 3 print
20-ll* SULPHA n OF AMMONIA
Fost octtng Nitrogen for 1 3 7 lowns. gordens, etc Will
green up to 7000 sq It ot
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LADIES' SUMMER SHORTS
Summer's here and so 3 77 is our collection of navy
cotton denim shorts,
pre-washed to fit per· Our 191.
fectly. Save at Kmart. 5.96
NO-IRON SPORT SHIRTS
Short · sleeved shi rts 3 '' with French front, reg·
ulor long-point col·
lar, tapered toils. Poly·
ester/cotton prints.
''HAWAIAN'' SPOii' SHmS
Hawaiian · style prints 5 91 toke you through the
summer . .. colorfully. .
Cotton shirts with reg-
ular long-point collar.
DELUXE WALL-HUGGER
RECLINER CHAIR
You Can Charge.It !
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Present Dod with the ultimate gift of
luxury on his day with ttm beautiful,
comfortable fully reclining choir. Comes
in o variety of decorator colors. Sove!
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A. STURDY HIBACHI GRILL
Heavy dury floor 12•• model H.boch. 9ttll
8. WUllD SAND CHAIR
Vinyl webbing oll 3••
olum1num from• So .. •
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8t9 12 quorl cooler 6'' 1-okh two \ta poclc1,
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lorge sturdy ~11 con• 4" IOtlll 1 q1 iller"'O> .
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Yummy fru1t·fllled 88# bor ~1e1 28 01 • ~ ........
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RAID SOLID .KILUR
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3-SHELF BENCHMATE®.
Storage orgon1zer feoturM 9 88
3·steel shelves ond 20 "see·
thru" drawers. Mounh on
woll for home or workshop Each
RiDWOOD LATEX STAIN
Protect ond restore to beauty
your fine redwood furmture
with eosy to opply, qutek dry·
ing redwood loteic sto1n. SoYe' 1 !~
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steel bors or bosket
type. Save todoy!
· CAl-<Alll
97!
Choice of silicone
luqricont or sproy·on
vndercootlng. Sove!
UDO ISU-$215,000
On romer of Via Lido Nord! Lovely 3
BR 2·stoTV white stucco with red tile
roof. lnviting den, formal dining rm
Nice south patio. Jge sundeck ror sun
ning & potted plants. Street to strada.
Lge storage room off garage. '
235 VIA MENTONE SaUSun 1-5:30
llG CANYON TOWMHOMf-lSE
Country Club atmosphere! You'll love
this spacious Greenbrier model with
lge master BR suite & sitting rm up~
stairs & 2nd BR & bath dn. Lge. dining ·
rm, fireplace with logs, Jge patios &
terrific kitche~. Cptd & draped. Pool
& tennis ct. $695 Mo.
32 CANYON ISLAND Sat/Sun 1·5:30
HARIOR VIEW MIL.LS-FOR LSE
Sharp & lovely 3 bdrm & fam rm Lusk
home in one ot Newport's fi nest areas.
Completely private rear yard &
shaded by lge patio cover. In excellent
cond. & ready for you to' move into.
Quiet street, $TI5 Month. '
1418 SEACRE~T DR. . Sat/Sun 1·5:30
5 UMm-P•IDE OF OWMERSHlr
A beauty to behold! Quality
workmanship in b ldg interior AND ex-
terior. Near new. In Newport Harbor
High vicinity. Gorgeous 3 BR owner's
unit w/fam rm, formal DR. 21h baths
& 21'µ1. 4 Ottier units w/2 BR. 2 baths.
Atriums & patios. $295.000
21 I I Saft Joaquin Hllh Rood
MEWftORT CENTER, M.I. 644-4910
AMI
REALTY
llG CANYON
Expansive & unobstructed view of
hills from this 4 br, 2112 ba Ranch style
home featuring conversation pit &
open beams.
40 Royal St. George
Open Sat/ Sun 12-6 pm
VIEW
Big Canyon Townhome
3 br, 2112· ba. For lease $850/mo un-
furnished.
Owner Anxious . . . .
· WOODIRIDGE ARIOlt \,AKE
VIEW of the mountains & open fields
from this NEW 2 br, 2 ba luxury condo
n r lake. Sunken Ii ving room 1witb
fireplace. Separate dining room. Two
car garage & YOUR OWN PRIVATE
REARY ARD. $119,500.
759.15-15 759-0087
·Open .JJ.owe~
TODAY 1·5
JASMINE CREEK
Exceptional view condominium
near pool & tennis courts. Lavishly
appointed 3 bdrm .. library alcove.
family rm., ms tr. sitting rm. with
f rplc. $199,000
61 JASMINE CREEK DRIVE
HARIOI VIEW HILLS
The ideal couple home you've been
waiting fort 2 Bdrms .. convertible
den, family rm .. spacious private
fl agstone te.-race. Builder's former
model. Sl78,500 -Fee.
1412 IC~ DJUVE
H.&RIOR VllW HOties , Compilre & you.'11 BUY! 4 Bdrms., a•h baths family home in executive
neighborhood. BeautlM pool with
slide & sweep! Enormous yard with
RV access! $175,000 -Fee
1'70 "· DUHLMH c•cu
REALTORS
67S-551 I
IY APPOINTMENT
PIOMOMTOIY IAY
UCLUSIVI WATllFROMT HOME -
,.. ... 4 .......... f..ay rooMt fONICll .... "*"' C.to... ........ with .. poded c..,... eel ............ tile .... frf. Hew pl• mtd .Up to accOMIROdah a
50' boat.
CAMIO HIGH.LAMOS -"tT SPARKLES"
-ht '-'•IM cOllCltlon, 3 bltdr-ooM ltOfM
... c•olc• locetloft. rrhate b•ach.
SISZ,500.
LIDO IASIN -SOPHISTICATED LIVING
"OM lHE IAY"' -Exciting 3 ......... or
Z .ct a den cOftdoMint.... Security and
pri•ocy. ,..,. met 111, .......... szso.ooo.
COST.A MESA -Four bedroom home ln
s•cludld Del Cerro area. leautiful garden.
. $12,450.
NEWPORT CREST -4 ledroom, den,
for•ff rlan Sb Model. Professionally
decorated. inclMdes use of poof, jacunl,
scmna cnt feftnis courts.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
25 I 5 E. Coast Hwy., Corona def Mer
675-5511
GeMral 1002 .......•............•.• ..••..•.............•..
~ll macneb I Irvine ~ realtg
FINER HOMES
FROM $84,500 TO S 1,350,000
TURnEROCK GLEN
Brand new 3 BR in prestige
neighborhood. Deluxt' features incl.
trash compactor. gar. door openE>r.
front yard landscaping. clerestorvh
windows. indoor atrium beneat
s kylight. Im med. occ upancy.
$134.900. Joyce Edlund 642-8235.
(V-37)
A TOUCH OF CLASS
3 BR, 2 batn. family room home
nestled among beautiful gardens.
set off by s parkling 20x40 pool.
Brick accented decking & lg. over-
hang enhance the charm of this im-
maculate doll house. $169.500. Fee.
Sandie Fix 644·6200. <Y -38)
INVESTOR'S DELIGHT!
Corona del Mar! Great So. of Hwy
location. 2 indiv. units w/private
yard. 2 BR. 1 bath + l BR w/sitting
room & 1 bath. Lowest priced
duplex in area. Holly"'-Markas
644-6200. <Y-40)
HARIOR VIEW HOMES
Phase IJ "Carmel" located on quiet
·cul-de-sac. Private patio off master
suite w/ spa. Estate-size lot offering
total privacy. Carl Butler 642·8235.
(Y-41)
STEPS TO LmLE CORONA
Truly beautiful beach classic near
Inspiration Point. 2 BR, l1h bath
'home in front; like new 2 BR. guest
quarters in back. Lg. sunlit living
room w/ fireplace & partial view of
ocean. Nicely landscaped on a lot·
&-a-half. Super condition! $225.000.
Vic .Tashinski 642-8235 . CY-42)
A. SC.ARCE "PORTOFIMO"
Located in Harbor Vjew Homes . A
polished 4 BR home close to beach
& Fashion Island. View tlw ocean
by day & twinkling lights by night.
This lg. family home w/ guest
quarters will delight you. Only
$199,500! Lois Miller 642·8235. CY-43)
UPPER. IA Y VIEW!
Storybook home under construc-
tion. 2-story w/ 4· BRs & family
room. Views of Cherry Lake & Ul>·
per Bay. $175,000 or lease/option.
Helen Wood 644·6200. (Y 44)
ROGBt'S GARDENS .ATOP
H.AllOR VIEW HOMES
Tremendous 4 BR "Palermo"
model w/ 180 degree view. Richly
paneled downstairs. shutters, quali·
ty f1oor coverings. Ultra-clean
thruout' Carl Butler 642-8235. (Y-45)
DOVER SHORES
Fantastic view of Upper Bay. Bird
Sanctuary & backdrop of mountains
from formal dining. living room &
master BR: see.-thru views from 2
bricked & landscaped patios.
kitchen & 3 other BRs. Private
playground & · beaches make this
exclusive home SPECIAL! $226,000
incl. land. Tom Allinson 642·8235.
(Y~6)
.
HUNTINGTON LAllDMAll
C01911ry C:tab U.t.g
Desirable Pacific model Cc:>n ·
dominium, 2 bedrm. 2 bath, secur.1ty.
enclosed area. Planned activities.
recreational f acinties. million dollar
clubhouse. Adults (over 40) com~lex
-(many singles). Call Betty Cantlm.
Don't giv~ up the sh~p!
"List" it in class1fled.
Ship lo shore results!
Lachenmyer
Realtor
COATS 'WALLACE REAL ESTATE
962-4454
642·5678. . .
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OP.Ell HOUSE
I ·IODAY
I PM·S ·PM
FANT.Ame VIEW
from this immaculate Npt
Bch hilltop home. Superb
oversize f am rm & formal
living rm. both w /frplcs.
View of harbor & sunset
over Catalina! 251 Ocean
View Dr. 646-7711 or 540-8944 .
EXECUTIVE MANSION
Superlative in every respect
is this plush & comfortable 4
Bdrm. 3 ba VIP residence in
sought after exclusive area.
1233 Somerset, N. B, 646·7711.
TURTlEROCK • FEE"
VIEW OF MOUNT .AIMS
Highly upgraded exec. home
in Irvine's finest area .
Italian tile entry, new cpts, 4
spacious bdrms. Frml. din·
ing & fami ly rm. Nice
fenced back yard w /fruit
trees . Call now ! Only
$128.500. West of Turtlerock
on Sierra .tsrpigo, NW to
Sierra Verde, So. on Sierra
Seco. 5432 Sierra Roja.
545.9491
DEERFtELD BEAUTY
l LEVELS
High vaulted ceilings, frml
dining, family rm w /frpl +
breakfast rm. 4 bdrm. 3 full
baths. huge 2 level mstr
bdrm & compartment bath.
Don't' wait too Ion~! East of
Culver, No. off Irvine Center
Dr. on Foothill, E. on
Deerwood. #9 Red rock .
545-9491
CULVERDALEIEAUTY
ATIM:L<r.PAMILIES
You'll love this one! 4 bdrm,
2'h ba, fam. rm & bonus rm.
Community pool, tennis &
park. New earthtone cptg. 5
yrs. young! Don't miss this
one. No. of SD Frwy, W. off
Culver on Ferris, No. on
Wayne to street. 3862
Hamilton. 545-9491
PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW
from this spac. csttn. VIP
res id.ence. Tremendous
wardrobe & storage space.
Huge walkin closets.
Workshop for the hobbyist.
Private beach avail. 424
Mendoza Terrace <Corona
Highlands), NB. 646-7711
2 STORY REOUCEO $5,000.
S&S WITH POOL
Completely upgl'aded T /0,
xtra sharp San Carlos mdl.
Fabulous pool & jacuzzi.
Gorgeous kitchen w /oak
plank fir. Bltn BBQ, used
brick frplc & lge. fam. rm.
Oversized paneled bonus rm + 3 generous · bdrms. Now
only $1 39,950. East of
Muirlands, No. off Alicia
Pkwy. on Po, 23791 New
Delhi. Mission Viejo.
545-9491
OMLY $74,900
3 bdrm, '2 ba. w /dining rm.
Spotless home. Custom
jacuzzi. Professionally
I ndscpd . Real pride of
ownership. Nr. El Toro Rd.
& Rockfield. 24231 -Ankerton
Dr. El Toro. 646-7711
OM THE GOLF COURSE
IUCCOLA • MlSA VERDE
. Huge 2 sty, 5 bdrm. ·3 ba.
home for large family'. Fan·
tastic lge fam. rm w /stone
frplc off kitch. Lge L /R,
id eal for executive enter-
·taining or family enjoyment.
Separate teenagers, maid,
mother·in-law retreat. Over
2800 sq. ft. West off M~a
Verde Dr. East, on Golf
Course Dr. to street. 1839
Tanager. 545-9491.
COLLEGE PARIC
PRICED TO SELL
Owner anxious, transferred.
Sharp 3 bdrm home in go<J(l
cond. Possible camper &
trlr. access. Qui~t tree lined
street. East of Harbor, SQ.
off Fair on Fordham, 'E. of ·vma Nova. 2342 Colgat~1 545-9491.
MES.A VERDE MAJESTY
Uniquely designed around a
Jge, btfl pool this elegant 4
bdrm h ome is ideal for
gracious family living.
Outstandihg prof landscap.
ing. B1fl area, close 'to the
Country Qlub. $157,500. 3030
Country Club Dr., C.M.
64S.71U.
MESA YEIDE GOLFUS
Best location, right on golf
crse. Fantastic view from
secluded mstr. bdrm suite.
L/R, 0 /R & btfl lge kitcb.
L.o v el y cu s tom h om e
w /maximum privacy &
security. 4 bdrm or 3 & den.
S212,000. No. off Adams on
Mesa Verde Dr. East, right
on Country Club Dr. 3079
Country Club Dr. 545-9491 ·
LUXURIOUS MEW CUSTOM
Soon to be r eady for the
lucky family. 4 bdrm & den,
fmly rm, fnnl dining rm +
breakfast nook. 2 frplcs.
Sep . wing for child r en,
secluded mstr. bdrm suite
w /sauna & jacuzzi. This one
has everything! .East off
Mesa Verde Dr. West, 2959
Java, 545-9491.
MARI.,.. HIGHLANDS
Btfl 3 bdrm, 2 bath & f mly
rm executive home in quiet,
private n eighborhood .
Owner desires immediate
1tale. Bicycle distance to the<
beach. Jus t listed. 2086
Va!Jey Rd., C.M. 646-7711.
GORGEOUS 2 STORY
TILE ROOF
Beautifully appointed 2 sty
on quiet st. Upgraded in
many ways. Prof. lndscpd. 4
bdrm, 2'h ba, oement
driveway, 3 car gar. Bltn
BBQ in kitch. You have to
see to appreciate all the
xtras. Only $134,959..._ North
of Bastanchury;-' W-.._, off
Kraemer on street. 113
Bickford in PJ acentia.
545-9491
~ANTA ANA
REDUCED S2. I 00
RUUY!
Sharp 4 bdrm, 2 ba home on a corner! Kitchen upgraded,
new Qabinets & ceramic tile + wax tree floors. Well
cared for home w /burglar
alarm. smoke detectors &.
garage dr. opnr. Owners
motivated. Now priced at
$62,900. West of Harbor, So.
off MeFaddfm on Gate~. 4221 w. Flight. 545-9491
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Request for Preliminary Proposals
SECTION 8
Housing Assistance Payments Program
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Department or Housinr & Urbln Davelopment
2500 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Aneeles, CA 90057
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1611 W. Olive, Fullerton
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1621 So. Dou(!las, Santa Ana
3 BEDROOM. Jo".R .• 2 HA
560.950
$82.900
14972 Cordoba Plaza. Wcslmm:,ter
B BEDROOM, 2 BATH $76.900
8141 Foxhall Dr . Huntington Bth
3 BEDROOM. l' ;! BA <.:ONDO 569.500
10499 Salinas Ri ver. Huntington Bch
5 BEDROOM, FAM HM . 2:11 BA
$129.900
8101 Kenyon Ave .• Westchester
3 BDRM .. F .R., l1h BA $93,950
18055 MOCJftolla St.
Fo.ttaJft Volley
963-8311 .
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*HOMES OPEM TODAY*
DOVER SHORES-Vl!W
Exceptional panoramic view from this
large & lovely 4 bdrm. home. Huge
family rm. with frplc. & wet bar; lge.
formal dining rm.: 3 car garage & 3
private beaches. $330,000. 1238 Polaris
Dr. Sat.I Sun. 12·5
BLUFFS-4.IMDIR S I 00.000
M mt condition. 2 bdrm. condo with
one of the best greenbelt views! Al
$98,500, this is an exceptional buy!
2311 Vista Hu<'rt a . Open daily 1·5
HARBOR VIEW HOME
Brand new listing! Largest 4 bdrm.
model on 1-level; family rm. + a n
added den. formal dining rm. & super
country kitchen. Land is included at
S155,900 1839 Pt. Westbourne. SaVSun
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BLUFFS LARGE "'E"' Pl.AH
Beautiful 3 bdrm. & family rm. with
21 :! baths & 2 frplcs. Approx. 2200 ft. of
splendid condo living. with pools &
privacy. 2216 Vista Dorado. $149,500
Open Sat. 1·5
BRAND HEW IA YFROHT
First owner beautifull y decorated, but
has never occupied thjs 2.550 ft. 2
bdrm. & family rm. townhouse on the
bay. Complete security, with elec·
tronic 2 car basement garage &
C'lC'vator. S990 Mo. lease. with
purchase option $239,500. 621 Lido
Park Dr .. C·2. Sun. 1·5
SUIST ANTIAL REDUCTION
Anxious owner leaving area & offers 6
vr. old t hdrm-. home at $73.500 .
·Formal dinmg rm .. 2 baths & a great
buy for the young family.
LINDA ISLE
"The Twin Towers." with 10,000 sq. ft.
of luxurious living area. on 2 choieest
waterfront lots. 7 Bdrms .. 6 baths.
fantastic game rm. with wel bar &
slip for largl' boats. Completl"ly
custom furnishl"d & offered at
S!IS0.000. A.bscntee owner will also con·
sicll•r t·ommerc1al exchange.
759-0811
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5 BEOROOM, family home. 2500 sq.ft .
Prime corner location. Big yard with
Hawaiian Tea House. Just reduced to
S152.000
ROY MC CARDLE REALTOR
1810 Newport ll•d. Costa Mffo
548-7729 .
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LIVE ON THE RIVIERA
Newport Riviera condos. completely
remodeled. like new. 3 & 4 BR .. 212
ba .. 1900-2300 sq . ft. Tennis. jacuzzi.
sauna. pool. rec. room. S92.500. $98.500
OPEM SAT/SUM 1·5 24Zl MISEHO
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HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR 644-0134
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ANAHEIM HILLS 3 8R + FAMILY POR Sl4,SOO
N EA R N t: W 4 OClANAtOMT Three bedroom de·
Hc.'droom. <Clas:.1c.:) com· cu.~tom Built on ocea corator's delight Ptime
pletcly air condllloncd, chfh, or Lagunita. Quaint Newport locat1on. thick,
upl{raded carpels und footbridge 10 private en• plush carpeting. ho>ndy
drapes. pool siie yard . try. Huge Living Room. gourmet kitchen. hidden
$98,500 &lassed with beach & master suite, mirrored
OpenHouse coastalviews!3separat wardrobee, secluded
Sat & ~n 1 s ~cks. Spectacular view patio and custom sun·
73:11 Paseo t..arcdo from each level. .Formal deck \00! Call soon or !l
COLEOFMEWl'OllT dlnlnJt. Massive slat .will buone.546-2313. ,
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V\'ln•rc .vo11 /n1p t;Qyt; so 11111c/1 aboi11 wl10 you arc And
,, lrcn .Vllll cmswrr 'M1ss1 011 Hills. desert-wir;c peopll! Pm•1s1tm
''""of tl1r 11atio11 's [111est golf co11rsts. (Homt' of tire CtJlgatr
Dinah Sl1or~ Winners Circlt> Ll'GA C11ampio11c;hip.) HwuirE'd-
Tliousand Dollar l1omes oper1 to rolling gree11 ft1i1ways, lukt'S
mrd a motmtain panorama.
Model complex rrow open. Next phase of new Golf Course
Villas and Tennis Townl1omes coming soon.
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bl'droom 2 hath Co~ta 75a·l700TODAY'
l'otc!ta home Ciourmet OI'<.,,. '1 ·1• "->"fl~"· 1• ~ 'i:u~c~c~ ~1~~· go~rcJ l 9~11QllH;lill tops, & continuous clean-iff · ii1J:
Ing oH•n. Sculptured
shag crpts. Heavy sl\ake1~R=-=::1::_,a.~t t
roof. Laree Yard. Hurry """'u. a e
priced only $711,000. Call
546-5880
4&• HERITAGE ' • REALTORS
COMMEtlCEMEHT WEEK!.
Graduate to a new life style in
Newport Beach -D•vid.scm Realty's
trained prof ess1onals can !bow you
tbe way!
FIESH AS PAIMT Tree shaded street. ,
welcomes new family to thll:i charm-
ing 3 bdrm., 2 bath home; used brick
frplc. in liv. rm. & ram. rm.; \'acnnt
for imm e d . occupancy. 410
LENWOOD, COSTA MESA. OPEN
SAT. 1-5. Only $U9,500
RIGHT ON THE llACH Step out of your
large, high cell. living rm. onto the
sand. Spacious mstr. suite with
balcony, to enjoy the sound of the
surf. Jacuzzi. 1313 E. BALBOA. OPEN
SAT/SUN. 1·5. S295.000
DUCKS & ROW IOATS gl.lde past the
waterfront patio of this charming
Newport Shores 3 BR. + FR. enjoy
tennis & pools from nearby clubhousl"
By app't. $127,600
l'OTIHTIALLY GREAT That's right! 3
R ·l lots on PENINSULA POINT
Complete with 4 BR. home. 4 car
garage + parking galore. Can be re-
modeled or enjoyed as 1s Below lot
value at S375,000
Sl'ARJ<LE l'LENTY Newly listed 3 BR
FR .. din. rm .• beautifully decor. with
expensive wallpapers & paneling; pro-
fess. lndscpd .. bric:k patio. Fee land.
Sl59,900
DAVIDSON !EALTt
5801 W C1>0)I Hw v N 13 645 · 7575
3116 NPWpotl Blvd N B 673· 9060
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ATTRACTIVE BLUFFS COMDO
Just placed on the market. this nicely
decorated 3 bdrm .. 2 bath con -
dominium is at the pool & close to
s hopping, as well as just one hop away
from CdM lligh S<.'hool: at SJ25.500.
one of th<' most reasonably pncf'd
;.1 \'ailablt.• today
SPACIOUS & GRACIOUS-
/\ 6 bdrm . 41:.? bath. with lge bonus
rm . you mu~t admit 1s spac.·1ous ! And.
when you sec this attractively dee
orated S pyglass Hill home, you'll
know it's gracious! Good value at
5315.000. Open house Sat. & Sun. 1-5.
VIEW AMD MORE VIEW
Nestled at the brow or the cliff. a 2
year old quality built homt> to pleas<•
those who will not acC'ept less than the
best. At S320.000. C'\'C'ry feature you
<.'an v1stwli1.e is mtlucled. If you are a
discnmin<1ting buyer. \'ou'll have to
m~pcct this
INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITY
Industrial 28 acres in Cuc&.1monga .
priced at 520,000 pt>r .1cre. Strategical
h· located near Ontario Race' Track &
Airport. San Bernardino Frc>eway
Rail & all ulil. to propC'rt.v. Industrial
wastcline 1320 fl. away. Clear. Owm•r
may joint venture.
673-4400
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OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING
OWNER ANXIOUS
Beautiful• 3 bed rm home, move-in ton
dition. eomplete privacy. shows like c.1
modl'l lowest priced home in
Spyglass orrered at $209.950 17 Mon
terey Ctr Open Sat Sun 1·5
HARIOlt VIEW
Lovely 4 bedroom tri level home, view
of Fashion Island & points west
Professionally decorated. 2 fplcs, &
lots of privacy. 2215 Port Harwick Pl.
N.B. Open Sunday 1·5.
CAMEO HIGHLAMDS
Sharp 4 bedroom home, beautiful
carpeLc; & drps. Nicely landscaped
back yard. Ortered at $165.000. 4615
Cortland, CdM ! Open Sat/Sun l ·S.
THI ILUFPS
HighJy upgraded 3 bedrm Townhomt'
Community pool. 526 Vista Grand.,.
N.B. Open Sunday 1·5
$43,900 tee 3 bdrm townhouM
w/blt.lns. 11'1•• crptlnt
t.hruout tn qUlet se1t1n1
w/comrnunlly pool 4a
rlubbe>un Owner lo·
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2 Bedroom , I 11 f1n1·
btdrm .~kin&; $1~2.000
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Ownt'r O<'l'llpll'd, sUl)l'r
i;hc.rp duple'\ 2 Oo·drm.
J1, batlb each Ro<>m tor
boat or lra11~r ur ·:
Enclosl'd paliO!> & BBQ.
S88,500.
EASTSIDE
2 Uedrm ''UOl.I. HOUSE" 111 front \\II h
m•w cph, nt•w copfll'r
plumbing, nt•w paint 111
i.tdc> and out HC'ar unit ,..,
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OCEAN VIEW LOT
In South Laguna
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673·31l63 642 2~53 E\'t'S
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BAOKEHS-AEALTOAS
lOlS W l olboo 611 )Ab I
GREEHBROOK
THREE BEDROOM
HEAT, HEW LISTING -front unit -2
hrlrm. new inside paint & attached
garage. Back unit, beamed ceilings in
li,·ing room, 1 bedrm. bonus room
Pl.US 2 car garage & workshop. Of·
fc>red at $94,500.
ARE YOU GOING TO HAWAII?
TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO -see the
very best of Maui. Beautiful white
sand beach on nearly a n acre of very
prime fee property. Immaculate home
and guest house set in a tropical
landscape. Could be investment for
future development. Call 642-5200 for
brochure and further details.
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T'PROPERTIES
REAL ESTATE
MANAGER WANTED
For well knnwn, C'l\pamJ
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HEW BA YFROHT
DUPLEX
OPEN SAT /SUH 1·5
1805 W. BAY AVE.
$ 5,000 PRICE REDUCTION
3 Rdrm .. 2 bath. completely re·
modeled Bays hon's horn(': interior
compkt<'ly redone, with earth tone
carprts & drap('s. If you want
Bayshorcs, this is your big chance!
SelJ('r says, "sell !".
VIEW CONDO
Spat:ious 3 bdrm. Bluffs model.
ncauttfully located overlooking the
hay 21 1 Baths . formal dining rm
$165,000 For app't to see. please call
C.F. COLESWORTHY
640-0020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
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location 2 And 1 hllrm
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COSTA MESA
EASTSIDE
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O'S. SAT. & SUH. ~auurully d~corattd
Condo 2 br. 2 bit. U.cht &
an·y, pool. Wc~lcltH 1242
Rutland Rd • #o4. $86,500
~[l.t. 548-7082
OPEM SUM. 1-5
2505 AMAHURST
BEST IN BLUFFS.
IA YRlOMT R-PLAN Popular tri-level,
ahsolutcly gorgeous! 2200 Sq. ft .. 2 lge.
brlrms . fam rm .. $225.000. Incl. la nd.
llG E-PLAHS Bay view. 2 beauties to
choo-.e from. 2200 Sq rt.. 3 BR. 212 ba ..
form. dtn .. lg. fam. rms.; like new!
$173,500. $179.500.
O'EH I ·S 2915 QUID.ADA Coff Y .. Oro)
IA YfROMT LEASE or LIASl/OPTIOM
Best end unit E-Plan. Beiit panoTnmic
water view. 3 BR.. 31~ ba .• ram. rm ..
wet bar. Extended kitchen. $850 Mo .•
or option to purchase.
OPEN 1-5 201 S VISTA CAUDAL
ILUFFS IEST IUY Just listed! End unit,
beaut. wide greenbelt. 1950 sq. ft .• 3
DR . 21'-ba . kitch/fam. rm., cathedral
ceil. $13.'>.000 Incl. land. Hurry!!
3 Rdrm., 2 h11th~. dmm.: HELEN B DOWD r m m.:hlr up~rudt'd • _ kit d1cn Lur1h• >o r~
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IRADLEY •CO. 197 It lt71 ·-·~
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TltE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMf'i
CORONA OE L MAR, 675-6000
MESA VEROE, 546·5990 • CALL US
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~COATS & WALLACE
~REAL ESTATE, INC.
A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SERVING
THE SOUlH COAST AREA SINCE 1963
MESA VERDE
P.OOL HOME
$87,500
Anxious seller has reduced price to
sell now! Adult occupied. •Move-in
condition •Features 3 spacious
bedrms + family room, •2 bath
•H('avy shake roof •Lovely ll&F
pool witb large deck ar ea •Low
maintenance yard. Excellent loca-
tion. conveniC'nt to eV('rythin g .
Please phone 546-4141
EASTSIDE
.3 UNITS
$125,000
Attractive property with special
charm and appeal. Comfortable 2
bedrm home + (2) 1 bedrm units.
Beautiful view of exclusive Santa
Ana Country Club. Perfect for
owner occupant or the in\'estor with
plans for future potential devl'lop·
ment. Call 546-4141
BACK ON MARKET
Newly painted HARBOR VIEW
HILLS 3 bedroom. 2 bath home.
Even smells new. Vacant and ready
for immediate occupancy. Open
House Sunday 1·5; 1312 Seacrest,
Corona del Mar. Call 640·6161
TOP OF THE WORLD
Spyglass with a view! 4 Spacious
bedrooms. Enjoy the good lire now!
l m mediate occupancy. Open House
Sunday 1·5: 52 Drakes Bav, Corona
del Mar. Call 640-6161 ·
SPLASH TIME!
Sunny and bright family home with
unique pool. fenced for safety. and
plenty ot patio area to sun in. 3
Bcdrms. large dining-living area,
noor to ceiling fireplace is local
point In large living room. Ex·
cellent area. Hurry! Hurry! $65,000.
Call 962-44S4
DUPLEX $ 120,000
A 3 bedroom and a 2 bedroom, each
with 2 baths. Each with double
garage. One has fircpJac(', one has
~wlmminf( pool. Pride of ownen;hip
hcr~in Fountain Valley. Call for de·
taltR. 962-4454 .
Of f ie.-, loc atrd in CMta M t\o
Hl.st~Ufl O.och Nrwporl lttooch
CE
IBDRBB ILllNS ca.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
• OPEN TODAY
"E PLAN" FROMT ROW VIEW!
In The Original Bluffs Overlooking
The Rav . THEE PLAN
EVERVON.E HAS BEEN WAITING
FOR!! Water View From Every
Window. Expanded Living & Dining
Rooms Enhance The Viewing
Areas. 3 Large Bedrooms Family
Room With Parquet Floor. Huge
Entry Courtyard. Enclosed By Ex·
tensive Use Of Wrought-Iron Fenc·
ing. Gourmet Kitchen With Mex·
ican Tile f'loor. Listing By "Joy Of
Newport'' $225,000
1971 VISTA CAUDAL OPEN l·S
HIR VIEW HOMES "PORTORNO"
Spacious 2 Story Home h1 Fee Sim·
pie At Low Price Of $159.900. 3
Largt' Bedrooms 21 :! Raths Family
Room Separate Dining Room,
Country Kitchen. o, ('r 2000 Sq. Ft.
Large Shaded Patio. Pool·Size Yard
Owners Anxious Have Purchased
Anothl'r. Open 1·5
2021 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE
CORONA TOWNHOUSE
Canyon Crest Estates Area Of
Corona Del Mar. End Unit E Plan
With 2 Bedrooms 2 1':! B aths 2
F ireplaces J P atios, Built-In All
Electric Kitc h e n . Beautifully
Carpeted & Draped. Near Pool &
Jacuu.1 $118,500. ()tlcn 1·5
#10 CREST CIRCLE
BLUFFS "R PLAH" VIEW!
Dramatic Townhouse End Unit Tri·
Level With View. Gated Court En-
try Wood-Pegged Floors Entry Hall
& Kitchen. 2 Bedrooms, Den, Built·
In Wet Bar. 3 Baths, All-Electric
Kitchen. Formal Dining Rm Patio
Immaculate $162,500
2927 PERLA OPEN l·~
LIKE A PENTHOUSE!
Lovely 2 Story "C Plan" Townhouse
In The Newer Bluffs, Highly Up·
graded Modified To Provide A
Luxurious Large Family Roo m
With Bar & Perfect For Informal
Entertaining. 2 Spacious Bedroom
Suites. Decorator Wallpaper.
Drapes Carpeting. Mirrors & Shut-
ters. Adjoins & Overlooks Sparkling
Pool & Ramada. Sell er Transferred
Anxious! Offered At $174,500
BY APPOINTMENT.
SPECTACULAR IM DOVR SHORES!
Gracious 1 Story French Regeicy
In Dover Shores With Exciting Bay
View From Terrace. Gated Garden
Courtyard Entry. Living RQOm
With Ma rble Fireplace. Family
Room Has Wet Bar, Ideal For Jn·
formal Entertaining. 4 Family
Bedrooms 31 2 Baths. Formal Din·
in~ Room. All-Electric Kitchen.
This Lovely Home By Ivan Wells
Planned To Provide Privacy &
Seclusion. $285,000 •
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
VIEW IETOHD DISCAtmOMt
In Dover Shores Overlooking The
Upper Bay! Exquisite Custom Built
1 Story Home Wlth Old World
Elegance. 3 Lovely Bedrooms
Family Room 2 Baths. Dramatic
Entrance Spacious Open Feeling.
Definite ly Onc>·Of ·A kind t>ecbr.
Extensive Usa Ot Marble. Crystal &
Imported Wall Coverings. A Dis·
crlminalin~ Buyer's Dream $289,000
BY APPOINTMENT
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J·l l Buy\1d 1· Dr•11• NM t:>l'.J blbl
ILUFfS
End unit on greenbelt, close to pool.
3 bedrooms, family room, formal
dining. View of mountains by day,
Newport lights al night. Just listed
at $147 ,500.
OPEN 1·5 llll VISTA LAllD'o
IWFfS-SIMGU UVB.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining area.
Rare listing, single-story Linda
model. Beautiful sunny exposure.
Well landscaped & well decorated.
$164,500.
OPEM 1·5 419 OMDA
nnrnE ROCk CHARMER -
JUST LISTED
Well located 3 BR Family home
near new r ecreational park and
grammar school. Beautifully de-
cor ated with custom wallpapers &
carpets throughout. Lushly planted
yard & atrium garden. $122,000 in-
cluding the land.
OPEN 1·5 19251 SllE:UA CAl>r?
HAUOR VIEW MOMTEGO
Lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath Montego
model home, just down the street
from the park & pool. Priced to sell
$147,750.
OPEN 1·5 1957 PORT WEYIRIDG!
OCEAN VIEW COHDO
Versatile Newport Crest plan with 3
bedrooms, study, 3 baths. Secluded
end unit with views to Palos
Verdes. Community facilities in·
elude tennis, pool, jacuzzi, sauna &
security patrol. $145,000 fee.
O'EN 1-5 18 ODYSSEY COURT
HEWPOltT CREST DB.UXE
3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths, formal din-
' ing, dramatic noor plan . Communi·
ty tennis, pool, jacuzzi & sauna.
Priced to sell at $124.000 ree.
OPEM 1·5 6 WILQGOOSI COURT
PRIME P&UNSULA LOCATIOH
Magnificent Bay v iew. Deluxe 4
bedroom condominium with
separate guest quarters. Sandy
beach & boats within s teps of your
front door. $385,000
OPEN 1·5 941 W. IAY AVENUE
OWNER TUNSRRR~ST SB.U
Bayshores 3 bedroom house. close
to private b eaches & Marina.
Spacious family room with
fireplace. Owner will help finance.
$169,500.
OPEH l·S 2515 CRES1'YllW
llG CAMYOH GOLF COURSE
Award winning Deane home.
Spacious 4 bedroom (or 3 plus den
or maid's room). Dramatic high
ceilings, a glamorous and well de-
corated setting on the fairway of
one of California's most beautiful
private clubs. $289,500
A FOUVR OCEAN V1fW
This 5 bedroom Broadmoor home in
Harbor View Hills is a "must see!"
Close to park. pool, schools, shop·
ping and beach. Leaves nothing to
be desired. $259,500.
WISTCUFF CUSTOM HOME
Custom built with finest materials.
Ranch style pool home with enter-
tainment area. 4 bedroom. country
kitchen, dining room. Intercom,
custom shutters, built-ins
throughout. Owners ino\flng and
motivated. See to appreciate the
quality or this fine home. $199,500.
ma-urru. 1.2
Excellent R-2 location in old CoTona
del Mar. Fix ·up the existing house
and add a new urut in the rear.
Potential-potential. $110,000
HOMI + IMCOMI
Charming duplex. 4 bedrooms, 3
baths plus 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. First
block orr the saod or the Balboa Peninsula. Walt to beach and
harbor. $165,000.
644-1766
•
TARBELL
REALTORS .
College Peri l...ty! !
Profess1onally decorated throughout with
many extras! Lovely 2 story home with den.
separate d1r11ng room, stone fireplace, family
roor:n and eetmg area off kitchen. Extra baths,
4 bedrooms. Attractive entry, smoke detector.
Large covered patio. spnnklera. Won't last!
$1 19.900C8ll 540.1720
Ele9ant!
One of the most elegant homes in Mesa
Verde! Lovely tile entry. fun time family room,
separate dining room and eatlng area off the
kitchen. Extra baths. and room for everyone
with 5 bedrooms! Garage door opener. patio.
sprtnklera. Take action! $139,950 Call
5-40-1720
PffSffalous Soanlord!
Lovely ~an1sh s°tyle home in Mesa Woods
areal Cozv. living room with fireplace and
majestic ceilings. 4 bedrooms with spacious
master suite featunno walk in closet and ·
wardrobe mirror doors Tiie entry, dining
room. country kitchen and family room.
Central air Patio. sprinklers. Better Hurry!
$112.900 Call 540..1720
Balc ony Model!
Featuring cathedral ceilings and conversation
pit with double fireplace. Bay window in the
dinette off the family room. formal dining
room and double door entry. 4 bedrooms.
Extra large 101. patio and trailer access. Must
see 111 $110,000 Call 540..1720
Lushly Landscaped!!
BeaulllulJv iaridseaped. fruit tr.ees galorel
Ranch style home with family room. den. din-
ing room and eating area. 3 bedroC')ms.
EnclOsed. carpeted patio. Ideal 10< summer!
$79,500 Call 540-1720
IHt luy In Mesa Woods!!
The lush atrium will beautify your complete
home! Garden-type kitchen with eating area,
dining room for entertaining and 3 bedrooms.
Bflck fireplace and family room; patio and
sprinklers. Great areal,. Better hurry! $88,500.
Call 540-1720.
Mew On The Market!
Owner has been transferred, so hurry to call
about !his 2 bedroom charmer! Dining room.
and super living room. Double garage. close
to all schools and shops. Patio. Won't last
tong• Ideal for young couples' $44.000 Call
540-1720
Superb Location!
Stop! Don't pass this one up• Brick fireplace.
chandelier in living room; dining room. Eatmg
area olf kitchen. family room and 4 bedrooms.
Sprinklers; garage door opener. Near shops
and CdM High School' Won't lastl $159 000
Call 540-1720
Drenchtcl lft S•1hlne!
In a gorgeous areal Brick ftreplace. hanging
lamps In bedrooms and famlly kitchen which
mom will adore! Dining room. family room and
4 bedrooms. Serving bars. Covered patio. room
lor pool and sprinklers. S and S hOme! Quality
home, great buyt S 111.111 Call 540.1720
For ,...a For Fin• Livlftf)!
Family chftl'merl Gourmet kitchen with eating
area. and built Ina; family room. separate din·
Ing room and • spacious bedrooms. Entry hall,
handsome flreplace. 2 patios, work bench in
garage. Don) wait! $74,900. Call 5-4().1'120
540-1720
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
TIRRELL
REALTORS '
G:! ... Mentber
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Servin9 8000 Cities
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EASTILUFF OCEAM Vl&W
LUSK HOME
Four bedroom. 2'1-i bath. large family
room. ull new appliances. One year
warranty. $158.000.
O pe Sat & S• I 0·6
644-0406 or
721 lell•
640.9900
\' .. \I J ~t~:' r l{J~: .. \ I ~ rY
1470 JAMBOREl RD , NEWPORT DEl\CH
um E BALBOA ISi.AND
EJe1ant Grand Canal home & apt.; 5
bdrms. Special a menities include a
dock, marble entry, antique marble
Crplc. & an elevator . Certainly one of
the most beautiful homes on the
waterfront! $385,000
BRING YOUR TRUNKS ••.
and your toothbrush & move to
• Balboa Island for the sunny mon-
ths ... we have furnished houses avail.
on 3 month leases, S2500 & up.
RUMBOLD REAL TY INVESTMENTS
312 MARIHE A V94UE
I ALIOA ISLAHD 675-4122
TRIPLEX
NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA
A lovely 4 bedroom Owner's unit -2
full baths -2 wood burning fireplaces
& two 2 bedroom units -4 enclosed
garages + 4 off street parking -laun-
dry room -shaded enclosed yard -
walk to shopping. $169.000.
Ol'IH SUHDA Y I ·l PM
205 OGU STIEIT, COSTA MESA
PABEL
WALKER
642-2668 [DlfAlTOt
675-4144
lxcfflfMJ Play Pad
1':1cc•11p~· lo luxury &
vrlVU('Y In L:11tuna
lfr u c· h , E n J o y t h c
'·01111ll11w. d11y & m1o:ht.
fium above the dly, lo fihd wh:it you wal)t in SELL Idle items with a Have something to sell? Still things fast with Daily ~!!~llVtt<!~w11' w11llhd no ol b· O lly Pilot Classlrleds. U1uly Pilot Claseilfled Ad. Cluss1f1ed ads do it well. Pilot Want Ads. Find what you want mlSF.LL 1 le ttems with n Dwly Pilot Classifieds. Daily lot Classlfled Ad. su .... on1. u e on ry ·
to *ecluded courtyard &
lnlald pool. 3 Bdrms ..
den, oak kitchen, 2
Crplc11.; 7500 ~q. n. lot on
dead-cod street. $325,000 * 49~7551.
OPEt4 SUH 1.5
1968 San Bruno
The Bl ufCs, N .13 . 3
Bdrms.. 2 baths: bc111s
redecorated. Close to
pool. schools & publit:
tennis court. $911,500
2714 Ouan Blvd.
CdM 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths.
Panoramic ocean & bay·
\'icw from most rooms. A
must see! $350.000
OPEN SAT. 1-5
14 12 Santandla
Irvine Terr .. CdM. Large
3 bdrm .. family rm ..
bright &sparkly. Private
back yard. $145,000 --_....... ;;;;; ? I I I
»OH Y. r'R11Hkl.IX
I Rt.ill.lOR ' :mo[_'-' Hwy. eo.-c111-640·7000
THREE UNITS
On 6 unit lot m Costu
Mesa. New condos next
door. SSS.000. Owner will
carry lst T. 0 .
NEWPORT HTS.
3 Bdrms .. 2 baths, family
rm. $109,950
PRE·
INFLATION
PRICE
SI 17.500. for 8 U:'\ITS.
Excellent depreciation
allowance. only Sl 2.SOO
down, no out of pockt!l
expenses. 7.6 Gross
multiplier. Call now,
!>-19-865.'i.
English Tudor
4+Den +Dine
Slashed $8000!!
WOW! loads or old world
ch:irm! Huge rooms. lG'
formal dine + hreakfast
room. DrC"am kitchen
w/all bltns. Unique
staircase to master suite
w 3rd bath. MasSJVe den
with custom ralsect
hC"arth fir<'place. 1\sk
ahout secret 8x17 loft!
l\lother·ln·law qt rs
OWNE:R
TRANSFERRED
Anet must ~ell this 4 mos.
old "SHOWC,\SE" beau
ty. now ! Don't be lett out
llurry. C'!tll for list or ex
tras! 963·8961
Colonial Real Estate
Colonial Estate
Prof decor'd, lndsepd, S
Rrdlnrm. Cam rm. game
rm. retreat. Pool, jac.
gazebo, dog run on 1'°2
acre. If you are Meking
bea uty, pres ti l!e.
warmth & sophisticution,
you have found 1t. In this
beautiful, G. L . Lewl11
"C'olOnY Ridge" home. It
offers lhe combination ot
formal elegance & enter
tuinlng. $269.SOO. Call tor
prl vote showinit. Villa
Park Re a l Estate
639·9000 <714)
EHCltotlTA S. S D
lyOWMr
Close to bc-4\Ch, S unit npl
house. $279,000. Larae
°"ptex Sl20.000. Write to
P.O. Box 372. Sot:in;i
Beach.Ca .
CHARMING OLDER
SP1\NIS1l llOME
Spoclou~ 2."tY 3Br. 2fto ,
r am rm . bll n s.
panoromic ocean v\cw
$81.500 (714) 722-43&1
14552 Guama, Irvine
540-1151 $95.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
.1696 Minorca Place, Costll Mesa
546·4871 Sun. only 1-5
3232 Iowa St., Mesa Verde. CM
546:5880 $77 ,777 Sat/Sun 1-5
3000 Clay Ave, Newport Hts. NB
DIRECTORY 548-2739, 646-7414 Sat/Sun 1-5
1225 Cerritos. Laguna Beach
759-0358 $160,000 SaV.Sun 1:30-5
•3129 Bray La .. Costa Mesa ...... ....,.-.c...,,,,..,. ... _.._ .. c .. ••n ........ A1111e1ec..._._,....._
_.. ................... .., ................ ....,..D.vLYN.oTWAMJADS.,..._ 646-3255 $79,450 SIS/Mon 1·5
•1206 Westcliff Dr. Newport Bch .............. ,., ....... _...,_ ..... _~ .............. ~..tis-..,• ,..,. 645-6822 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
275 Walnut, Costa Mesa ~
642-7268 :sun 10-7
2210 Private Road, Newport Beach
646·7414 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
51 Lakeview, Irvine
673-8.550 $119,500 Sun 1-5
1646 Santa Ana, Costa Mesa
645·0303 $68,900 SatJSun 1-5
#10 Solana, RanchoSanJoaq,lrv
645 -0303 $103,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
250 Cecil Pl. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $65,500 Sat/ Sun 1-5
1242 Rutland Rd #2 (Westcliff) NB
642·8235 $84,500 Sun 1-5
2 IR + FAM RM or DEN
1851 Port Seabourne. Newport Bch
644-6746 Sat/Sun 1·5
1937 Pt. Cardigan <HV Homes) N.B.
644-4848 $147.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1812 Newport Hills Dr. East, NB
6444848 $154.900 SaVSun 1-5
1937 Pt. Cardigan <HV Homes) NB
644-4848 $147,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
227 Magnolia St CE.Side) C.M.
642-5304 $73,000 SIS 10·5
tt3 Cove. A£"borlake. Irvine
· 752-7315 Sunday 1·5
3 Mirror Lake (Deerfield) Irvine
644·6200 585,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
20401 S. West Birch, Santa Ana Hgts
546-2313 s125:000 ·sunday 1-5
2691 Crestview. Bayshores. NB
546-2313 $132.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
505 Marigold. Corona del Mar
675-5200 Sun 1-4
26642 Guadiana, Mission Viejo
640-0020 $99,500 Sun 1-5
3 IEDROOM
8402 Danbury Cr. Huntington Bch
968-4964 $72.250 Sat/Sun 1-5
511 Alondra Dr. R acquet Clb, HB
536-3216 S88,900 Sat/ Sun 12-5
2714 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar
640·7000 $350,000 Sun. 1·5
994 Grove Place. Costa Mesa
642-2481 $65,900 SaV Sun
2036 E. Ocean Bl. Balboa Penin.
673·2295 $150,000 SatJSun 1·5
61 Acacia Tree <Univ . Pa rk) Irvine
644-1766 $104,000 Sun. 2-5
247 Cedar (Nwpt Shores> NB
548-2787 Sat/Sun 1-5
2220 Meyer Place. Costa Mesa
Sat/ Sun anytime.
1951 Port Dunleigh,HarbVuHms,NB
644-2558 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2323 Eastbluff Dr .. Newport Beach
673-4400 $125,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•17942 Mann St., Irvine
646·3928 552-7360 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •6802 W. Ocean Front. Npt. Beach
833·8600 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
10 Wildnower. Irvine (Deerfield)
551-0827 $8(),000 Sat/Sun 12·5
635 Vista Bonita, Bluffs Npt Bch
640-9900 Sat/Sun 1·5
#15 Odyssey, Npt Crest, NB
640-9900 Sunday 1 ·5
118 Masters Circle, Costa Mesa
675·5511 Sun & Mon 1-5
2l172 Amberwick Ln., Hunt. Bch
968-5757 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
974 Grove Place Costa Mesa
751·3191 Open Sund!!Y 1·5
2086 Valley Rd., Costa Mesa
646-7711 S87.500 Sunday 1-4
320 Holmwood. NptHghts. N. B.
675-6000 S132~SQO Sat/Sun 1-5
22371 Torino. Laguna Hills
644 -7211 $70.900 Sat. 121)
2221 Anaheim St .. Costa Mesa
645·9161 Sat/Sun 1·5
2804 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
642~5319 $179,950 Sat/Sun l·S
1480 Del Mar. Laguna Beach
497-2489 $116,500 Sunl-4:30
3630 Timber. Santa Ana
898-78.55 $791500 • Sunday 1·5
• 501 Tustin. Newport Boach
546-2313 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2S30 Westminster. Costa Mesa ·
962-7788 $69,900 Sund3y 1·5
#6 Banyan Treo, Univ. Pk, Irv
752·14\4 Set/Sun 1-5
392 Sunrise Circle <Upper Bay) CM
642-8235 SaVSun 1-5
18 Sycamore Cr~,;'J'rtlrck Gln,trv
642-8235 Jt;M;too &a $Iii l·S
l
239 Milford Dr. (Cameo Sh) CdM 2505 Anahurst, Santa Ana 675-5250 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
673-3230 $58,500 Sun. 1·5 901 Alder Place (Eastbluff) NB
513 lsth Street, Huntington Bch 642-8235 $144.750 Sat/Sun 1-5
960·3571 Sun. 1·5 2033 PtWeybridge,HVHms, NB
1094 Hamilton, Costa Mesa 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12-5
642-5200 $86,500 Sunday 1·5 2094 Nationa l. Costa Mesa
•640Cove, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $75.900 Sat2·5.Sunl-5
645-0303 $68,000 Sunday 12·5 146 The Master Cir. Costa Mesa
2792 Circle Dr (Bayshores) N.B. 645-0303 $95.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
640-0020 $174,500 Sun. 1-5 2021 Pt Briston Cir, HbtvuHms
618 Patricia Ln., Santa Ana : 631-1800 $159,900 Sunday 1·5
640-0020 $56,500 Sun. 1·5 942 Azalea. Costa Mesa
•1791 Jamaica Rd. Mesa Verde, CM 546-2313 $95.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
546-5990 $129,000 Sunday 1-5 365 Princeton (College Park) C.M.
1312 Santanella, Irv. Terr. CdM 673-8494 $75.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
675-6000 $135,000 Sunday 1-5 236 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) N.B.
302 Romona Ln, (Nwpt Hgts) CM 644-4910 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:30
645-9161 Sun. 1·5 2405 Bonnie Place. Costa Mesa
754-1202 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 BR & FAM RM or DEM 47 Sycamore Creek. Irvine
16704 Cedar Cir. Fountain Valley 754-1202 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
963-0961 $81,500 Sunday 1-5 2506 Fordham. Costa Mesa
10420 Echo River, Fountain Vly 546-2313 $73,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
968-8958 Sat/Sun 11·5 206 LaJolla. Newport Beach
118 The Masters Circle, C.M. 546-2313 S225.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
557-0595 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3099 Country Clb Dr, Mesa/V, CM
446 Vista Roma <Bluffs) Npt Bch 546-2313 $169.950 Sun. 1-5
644-5380 $138,500 Sat/Sun 9-6 3082 Samoa Pl. (Mesa Verde) C.M.
2515 Vassar Pl <College Prk). CM 540·7998 $83,000 Sunday 12·5
979-9039 $8(),000 Sat/Sun 9-6 •16095Carlton, Fountain Valley
3491 Pecan St., Coll. Park, Irv 848·1414 $87,500 Sundav 12-4
551-5130 $93,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2459 Marseilles Way,B.Bay,NB ·
2021 Calvert (Mesa Verde) C.M. 833-0328 $69,500 Sunday 12-5
833-9781 $86,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 21061 Shackleford. Huntington Bch
2834 Chilton. Laguna Beach 963·6767 $109,500 Sunday 1-5
494-9473 $139,500 Sun. 1-4 :30 24572 Harbor'View Dr, Dana Point
496 Locust, North Laguna Beach 493·9672 $98,500 ' Sunday 12·5
494-9473 $174,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 .200 Del Mar, Costa Mesa
3261 Indiana, Costa Mesa 545-7983 $71,500 Sun.1-5
968-7864 Sat/Sun 1·6 418 San Bernadina AveNwptBcb
1812 Port Manleigh Pl, Nwpt Bch 673-7011 $162,500 Sunday 1-5
644-7730 Sat/Sun 1·5 1712 Highland Dr., Newport Bch
•#2 Twin Lakes Cir. Spyglass Hill 957-0701 Sunday 1·5
675-5113 646-7414 Sat/ Sun 1-5 •3293 Ariwna <Mesa Verde) CM
#8 Morro Bay (Spyglass) CdM 645·9161 Sun 1-5
375 Princeton (College Park) C.M. •1831 NewportHlsDr.E HVHms,NB
31098 Via El Rosario, S. J. Cap. 644-6200 $169,500 Sun. 1-5
496·7876 $79,900 Sat/Sun 11·5 ·639 Buena Vista. TempleHls,L.Bch
•17113 Juniper St., Fountain Vly 546-5990 $189,500 Sunday 1-5
842-0092 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 310 Colleen, Costa Mesa * 1400 Seacrest Dr <HV Hills) CdM 540-1720 $79,500 Sunday 1·5
640-1923 $197.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1071San Pablo Costa Mesa
2917 Royal Palms (Mesa Verde> 540-1720 $88,500 Sunday 1-5
$84,950 Open Daily •342 Peach Tree Ln . (Bay Knls) NB
4500 Roxbury Rd, CamShrs,CdM 645-7555, $150,000 Sunday
673-1195 $262.500 Sat/ Sun 1-5 10171 S. Sycamore, Villa Park-
•23791 New Delhi. Mission Viejo 546-5880 $159,900 Sun 1-5
545-9491 $139.950 Sun. 1·5 4 IEOROOM
1312 Seacrest. HarbVuHls. CdM 17153San Pedro, Fountain Valley
759-1174 $179.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 847-8844 Sat/Sun 1-5
2342 Colgate, Coll Park. CM 223 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle, NB
545-9491 $71,500 Sun. 10·4 673-0289 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2306 Fairhill Dr. Nwpt Bch * •1313 E. Balboa Blvd., Npt. Beach
833-8714 $116,900 S/S· 12:30·5 645-7575 $295.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1514 Ruth Ln (Westcliff) N.B •8172 Malloy Dr. Huntington Bch
673-7300 $149,500 Sat/S~ 1-4. 645-9950 Sat/Sun 1·5
19312 Cindy Ln. Hunt Bch 2015 Port Chelsea, Nwpt Bch
963-7881 $66,500 Sun 12·5 640-1981 Open House Sat/S\Jn 1·5
10122 Stonybrook, Hunt. Bch. 14732 Doncaster Rd. Irvine
546-4141 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 963-0867 $95,000 Sat/Sun 11·5
1578 Minorqa, Mesa Verde, CM 40 Royal St. George, Npt Bch
546-4141 $87,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 759-1515 SatJSUn 12-6
142 W. San Antonio. San Clem 22375 Prairie Rd. Lake Forest
498-2722 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-3411 $117,950 Sat/Sunl·S
2305 Redlands Dr (Back Bay) NB 21146 Chesterbrook, H.B.
548-0051 $119,000 Sat/Sun Noon-5 536·9692 $75,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2191 Vista Entrado (BluCfs) NB 35 Whistling Swan,Wdbridge,lrv.
640-6369 $158,000 Sat 1·5 551-6427 $119,100 SaVSun 1·5
17581 Beckwall, Huntington Bch 16302 Bayshore Ln. Hunt Bch
963-6767 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 842-4466 $69.900 Sat/sun 12·4
547 Riverside, Npt. Hgts .. NB 225 LaJolla Dr. <Nwpt Hgts) NB
752·1700 $124,900 Sal/Sun 12·5 645-9950 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
3726 Sausalito, Irvine 4621 Cortland (Cameo Shores) CdM
752-1700 $85,000 Sunday 11-3 673-3230 Sat/sun 1..s '
237 WakeForesti.C2oll~ge Park, CM 340 Alva Ln. Costa Mesa
646·3928 $78,uuu Sat/Sun l ·S 646-7694 $87,500 S~t/Sun 1·5
4615 Cortland, CameoHghlnds, CdM 7339 PaseoLaredo, AnahelmHHls
6'15<-3411 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-5511 $98,500 SaVSun 1·5
17 Mont~ey Cir. Newport Beach #52CedarTreeLn., VJgPark, lrv
675-3411 $209,950 . Sat/Sun 1·5 752-7315 $132,500 Sunday 1·5
•10822 El Centro, Fountain Valley 13721 Onkayha, Racquet CJub. Irv
675-3411 $78.900 Sat/Sun l·S 752-7315 $116,500 Sundayl..S
1845 Poet Westbourne <HV> N.B. 210 Poinsettia, Coronadcl Mar
644-4298 $144,900 Sat/Sun 642-823.5 S8't/Sun 1..S
f 1 Tribute, Newport Crel't, NB 64·2 Dunn, Huntington Bch
640·9900 Sunday l·S 898·1~ $67.900 Sat/SUD 1·5
4031 Ondinc Clr. Huntington Harb 2415 Tustin A\'<?, Costa Meaa
752·1920 $337.~ Sat/Sun 1·5 754·1202 $134.000 Sot/Sunl·S
24231 Ankcrton Dr. El Toro 9411 Br~akwater, lfunlington Bch
646--7711 7.f,900 Sunday 1~ 546-2313 SSS,SOO SaVSun 1·5
lSll Riml.R Canyon, La.euna Bcll *2733Dlamond,SantaAna 494·9'7~ ,000 Sat/Sun_l·~S~ 645.Q.103 $105.QOO SUiidayl-5
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dt>n. pool · J t'utll humt'. J:rt'Ml uul· NEW LISTING! 3 Bdrms .. 2 ba. home (_,'1..St U 644-1133 llG HOME
door 111 t'fl •rurrd ror )OUr f'n · in Wf'lt Newport SUPER location. A on. M~• Verdt! cu.I-de H •tag c II ct•
Jtl\ mt>nl et• it, It's for )OU $1~.900. must Sff this weekend OPEN SAT.•-rcolt~· ANYTIME sac. 4 BedrlM. 2 b<lths er1 e 0 e ion 1812 t·~ ,,on Jhll:i l>r. fo:,asl SUN 1 5 PM °' +laree £amil)' room ccn· tenn& around 16x316 pool
6102 W. OCEAN FRONT *SPECIAL BLUFFS LEASES* ~~ka~-e ri~0J1~~:gu~~e OLD WOILD ClunM .. MSH"
lturhor \'1 .. w flonws \'lcw from dl·n &
hdr"' cir th • tn•rnt•nctuu1dv um:radP<1
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M'CUI It~ <iY!llt•ftl, t•lt• $147.~. 1937
Port Curd1J!an
MIWPORT IEACH GREENBELT, Trina. beautilullyfum. Priced r1&bt, call
3 Bdnm., 2~ ba. $850 Mo. Open Sun. MG~
CC Orange Coast ((
25H L Celst Hwy., Ceron1 dtl llar
IUL ESTllE 644·4141 fhlll what )OU "ant an SELL idle items with a
Dwl,)i PalUl Claumfa~it.
DIRECTORY
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4 BEDROOM
2437 W. Flora. Santa Ana
645·o:J03 $76.500 Sunday 1·5
2120 Aster. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $88.500 Sundav 1·5 12~6 Londonderrv St .. Costa Mesa
$71.Soo Sun 1·5
4 IR + GUEST AftT
!l-11 W Bay 1\\l• <Bulboa Penin>NB
lit1 rn~; S'.l.85.000 Sun.1-5
4 BR & FAM RM or DEN
1400 Dolphin Tt•rr . Corona del Mar
675 5!J30 S225.000 Sat Sun 1·5
1835 Pt Carlow <HV llom<'S) N.B.
Ii 11 171ifi ::i l77.500 Sat Sun l ·S
•11 Carmel Ray.Spy~lsHill.CdM
r;11 7:!.83 S:!!l8 ooo Sat Sun l 5
• J!l:N Lt't'\\ a rel Larw 1 Ba\'Cr<'Sl I :"JH
fi12 02·11 S!Hli.500 · . Darlv,1·5
J()JH Mvrllt•ww>d . ('o-.ta J\lt>Sa ·
55fi 1530 SH2.500 Open Sat Sun
208!1 1 Sparkman Ln. lluntm~ton R(•h
!lfl:! H7fi7 5120.000 Sal 'Sun 1·5
180fi Port Ht·nw1t·k. :\t•wport Fkh.
fi411 ~H7H ::i1H7.000 Sat Sun 12·4
221'1 Alta \'1st;,i IE Bluff! NB
844 1323 $14!>,HOO Da ily 1·5
28 Morro Buv !Spnilass Hill > NB
640 f>'HO Sat/Sun 2-6
2845 Ft?atherhill Or. Orange. Ca.
SH> 5f,05 ~15!),750 Sat Sun 1·5
lfi5H Mmor('a Dr .. Costa Mesa
!17!> !l06S S~l2.000 Sat Sun 10 5
27111 Jlm•rt.1. \11:-.s1on \'u.•10
830 2011 S71.!JOO Sat Sun 8-7:30
1122 KN'I. Corona cl1·I \T.ar 111\'II l
oil 5615 Sat Slm 1-5
l!l :\1 all;.1rcl. In 11w
552 12:~1 S J l !l.!ifHI Sat Sun 9.9
lXOI Port Harnwuth Pl :'\\\ prt Beh
Ii t I 1531 Sat Sun 1-5
• 17 Bdh:111~. Turtl<•rnl'k. Irv
!17!1 10:><1 s 1:12.soo Sat Sun 12·5
I !J!JS:! Ft'! I Ch ff. 11 unt mg ton Hc·h
!Hi8 7758 $87 ,!lliO Sal Sun 12·5
•20152 :\11dland. lluntmgton Beach
962-4454 $123.000 Sat'Sun 1·5
2(;50 1 Via Lara. Mission Viejo ·
830 :J87!'> Sml .~JOO Sat'Sun 12·3
1521 Pt•J!<fSll". Nt•\\ port Bra(·h
fi-12 3862 5 1~ 5fi20 Sun 2·5
:M Iii Santa \Iara. Costa Mesa
6731148 S92,:500 Sun 1·5
52 DrakC's Ba\. Sp~ J.(l.t ssllll. Ccl;\l
1;.in filfil S2:!s.ooo Sat Sun l·S
tt!l n t•dnl('k. Dt•<·1·f1l'lcl . In·
5-15 !l491 $121.500 Sun 12·5
.»132~1t•rr;1 Ho1;.1 Twtl!•rock. I rv
515 9491 !S l28 .500 Sal Sun 1·5
8375 :'-:i'\\ fla\ <•11. Or.1111.!P
5 15 9 t!ll S!.,U100 Sun l ·S
2!159 .J;na Hrl • ~1f's:.i \', C)l
5 15 Ht!ll ~21 2.000 Sun. 1·5
1221 \\' Fhi?ht, S.1111.1 An;1
:115 n.mJ Sfi:.?.!lOO Sat Sun 12·5
3079 Countr~ <.'lh Dr. )fr..,a' V. CM
545·!1-1!11 S210.000 Sun l .t
807 1 WindySt':tC1r. Heh SlnterHB
818 8.120 $80,000 S:itl-5 Sun10·2
4907 Oorchcstcr.CamHlnds.CdM
G73 11 RI Sa ti Sun 1 ·6
• 18028Santa l'eet•lia. Fntn Vllv 84~·141<1 Sat' Sun 1·5
1770!l Ht.'C'C'h. Fountain Vallev
848 1414 S87.900 Sal/Sun 1·5
211il K O('C'an Bl. Balboa Penn
751 3HH Sat 10·2Sun 1·5
10192 Tht•St'lls. Suburbi a, H.B.
640 li600 Sat, Sun 1 ·5
721 Rrllis. E:-i:-.thluff. Newport Bch
fl40·!)CJ()() Sat Sun 10-6
•20861 Woocl Lc'a. Huntington Bch
968-H'103 Sto9 500 Sat Sun 1·5
•3030Country ClhDr. Mesa V. CM
646 7711 S l57 .500 Sau Sun 1 6
627 Ny~ Place. Luguna Beach
494 9704 $229.500 Sal/Sun 1·5
14648 Beach. Colle~e Park. Irvine
752·731~ St 15.000 Sunday l·S.
•5 Rue Chateay Royal,BgCnyn,NB
644 6200 SaVSun l ·S
2112 Port Durnesi; (HV Homes) NB
6<t2·8235 Sl99 500 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1718Galoxy Or ,DvrShrs.NB
642-8235 S275.000 S~~.'Sun 1·5
• 1806 Sundl(lwoo<i < R\l ycrel\t ) NB
6-12-8235 $225.000 SaVSun 1·5
1083Snn Pablo Cir. C~ta \fesa
~O·l720 $1 to.000 SaVSun 1·5
220 Jo mine. Corona dt>l Mnr
&14·7211 $230.000 SaVSun 12·5
1238 Polaris mover Shorrs > Npt Bch
759·0811 S330.000 Sat' Sun 12·5
1839 Pl. Weslbourne,HVHms.NB
759·0811 Sl55.900 SaVSun 1·5
509 Evening Star Lo. <DvrShrs) NB
644-4910 S365.000 SaUSun 1·5:30
•542 Harbor Island Dr. NB
754-1202 $385.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
3356 California St.. Col) ta Mesu
546·2313 S95.000 Sunday 1·5
1132 Sea Lane. Corona del Mar ·
546·2313 $189.500 Sat' Sun 1·5
1081 Tulare. Mesa Woods, CM
5464141 $105,000 Sunday 1·5
•Cherry Hills Ln <Big Canyon> NB
644·8415 Sun. 1·5
•13721 Solitaire, Irvine
544-9411 Sun. 1·5
1718 Port Margat e, NewpQrt Bch
644·5128 $182.000 Sun 1·5
2312 Francisco Dr, Nwpt Bch
544·1440 $174,500 Sun. 1·5
2020 San Remo Dr. flntg Bch
494·8711 $169,500 Sun .1·5
#1 Rippling Stream. Trtl Rck. lrv
752·7366 Sunday 12·4
•1970 Pt. Dunleigh.HVHms. NB
640-6500 $175,000 Sun.1·5
37 Golden Star (Deerfield) Irv
752·1414 Sun.1·5
2300 Port Aberdeen <IIV Homes) NB
642·8235 Sun. 1·5
2215 Port Harwick. Ha rb Vu. NB
675-3411 S211.000 Sunday 1·5
1936 Sanderling, Mesa Verde, CM
546·5990 S113.900 Sunday 1·5
•242 Driftwood Rd Shorecliffs
675-6000 $215,000 Sunday l ·5
2226 Alta Vista < EastbJuff) NB
640-0020 $157,000 · Sun. 1·5
890 Oak St. Costa Mesa
540·1720 S74.900 Sunday 1·5
1101 Kings Rd. Cliffhaven, NB ·
675·6000 $298,000 Sunday l ·5
5 BEDROOM
901 Celtis, Corona del Mar
'-548-7729 $152,000 Sun 1·5
•2827 Cassia St. Eastbluff. NB
675·6000 $181,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
#6 Morro Bay. (Spyglass) N.B.
644·7211 $259,000 Sun. 12·5
..
907 Bellis (Eastbluff) N.B.
754·1202 $180,000 Sun. 1·5
3116 Lincoln Way, Costa Mesa
549-2638 Sun 10·6
2733 SandPiper Dr. Costa Mesa
540·1720 $139.950 Sunday 1·5
5 IR & FAM RM or DEH
2042 Port Weybridge, Newport Bch
752·1920 ~197,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•5881 Lancefield, Huntington Beach
848-~ $159,900 Sunday 1·5
1960 Port Ra m sgate Pl. (HVH) NB
644-6774 Sat/Sun 12·5
1990 Port Nelson (HVHms) N.B.
644-6473 $179,500 Sat/Sun 11·5
•#2 Mission Bay Dr. Coronadel Mar
644·5370 $284.500 Sat/Sun 10·5
1839Tanager, Mesa/V, CM
545-9491 $154,000 Sun. 1·5
3862 Ha milton. Culverdale. Irv
545·9491 $105,900 Sat/Sun 11·5
1925 Lanai Dr, Costa Mesa
548-8614/759-1677 Sat/Sun 1·5
2027 Port Weybridge, Newport Bch
752·1920 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1251 Santiago. Newport Beach
642-8235 $183,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
41 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) NB
644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5
10102 Cutty Sark, Huntington Bch
898-785.5 $85.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1014 Mariners, Dove rShores, NB
645-0303 $399,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•21922Summerwind. Hnt. Bch.
968-07'79 $136,900 Sunday 1·5
17532 Teachers, Irvine
754·1202 $112,900 Sun. 1·5
2527 Alt.a Vista Or. Eastbluff NS
675-a>OO $179,500 S~day 1·5
6 IR a P:AM IM or D ..
22 Pt. Loma Dr (Spyglass Inll) CdM
673-4400 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2.alDIOOM
•9 Escapade, NcwportCrestNB
645-0303 $110,000 Sat/SUn 1·5
23420 Camilo Mnrciol, Laruna Hls
8 7855 $63.900 Sunctay 1·5
1·5. 522 Vtsta Grande
BEAtrrIFUL 3 bdrm .. single level ;
furnished $550
A variety of lease$
from $4.SO to $850
SEVBtAL rttlMI ILUfFS UHITS
FOil SALE FllOM $115,000-UP
•#12 Seaside Circle,Npt.Crst,Nli
673-2058 $89,950 Sat/Sun 2-S
22822 Andara, Laguna Niguel
675-4562 $97,500 Sat/Sun 1·4
# 10 Crest Circle, Corona del Mar
631-1800 $118,500 Sunday 1-5
•1242 Rutland Rd, #4 W /Cliff, NB
548·7082 $86,500 Sat/Sun
2311 Vista Huerta <Bluffs) N:B.
759-0811 $98.500 Dailv 1-5
2520 University Dr. Ne wpart Bch
752·9023 Sun. 1·5
JIR + FAMRMorDEH
••621 Lido Park, C·2,'Npt. Beach
759-0811 .$239,500 Sun 1·5
2927 Perla, Bluffs, Newport Beach
631·1800 $162,500 Sunday 1·5
• •259 Avenida Lobiero, San Clem
675·6670 $199,500 Sunday 1·5
3 BEDROOM
401 Vista Roma (EastblufO N.B.
833·1728 $118.500 · SIS 10.dusk
9652 Pettswood Dr. Hunt'ng Bch
962·9684 Sat/Sun 12·5 * # 3 Landfall Ct.NwptCrest,NB
642·5002 $124,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
432 Vista Suerte, Newport Bch
551·4038 $112,500 Sat/Sun 11·4
• 15 Swift Ct. Nwpt Crest, NB
64().5357 Sat/Sun 1·5
15506 Williams #J. Tustin
646·7711 $72,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
1968 San Bruno <The Bluffs) NB
640-7000 $98.500 Sun 1·5
•526 Vista Grande. Bluffs, NB
675-3411 Sunday 1·5
400 Vista Quinta (Bluffs) N.B.
640·5.560 $136,000 Sun. 1·5
l IR + FAM RM or DEN
301 Vista Trucha. Bluffs, NB
645·0303 $125,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
• •1971 Vista Caudal,Blfs. NB
631·1800 $225,000 Sundav 1·5
4 IEOROOM'
7 Robon Court. Newport Beach
847·8844 Sun 1-5
2114 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) N.B.
640·5.560 Sl49,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSE
FOR SALE
4 IR+ FAM RM orDEH
#8 Chicory, (Univ. Prk II) Irvine
551·9600 S127.500 Sun. 1·4
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 BR + 3 IR
309 & 3091h.! LaJolla. Npt. Bch
546-2313 $196,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 IR + 2 IR
••1805 W. Bay Ave., Npt. Beach
675-7060 $309.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1311 Cliff Dr, Newport Hts. N.B.
631-2246 $185,000 .Sat /Sun 12·5
TRIPLEXES
FOR SALE
3 II + 2·2 BR
245 Mesa Drive. Costa Mesa
673·8494 $210,000 Sun.1·4
4 IR + 2·2 BR
2050gleSt (Npt Hts) Costa Mesa
$169,000 Sunday 1·5 ·
HOUSES FOR RENT
3 IR + FAM RM or 09'
1418 Seacrest (HarborVuHills)CdM
6444910 $775/Mo. SatJSun 1·5:30
5241 IBram Lane. Turtle Rock. Irv
833-168.5 $.575/mo Sunday l·S
5 BR + FAM RM orD&f
1850 Pt. Charles, HVHms. NB
675-fiOOO $700/m o. Sunday 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR RENT
2 IEOROOM
32 Canyon Island Dr. (BigCyn) N.B.
644-4910 $695/Mo. SaVSun 1·5:30
#14 Kioloa Crt, Npt Crst, NB
646-7171 $495/mo. Sat/Sun 1·5
41R + FAMRMorDEN •
• #7 Mojo Court, NIU Crest/NB
644-8053 $600/mo. Lse. SIS 1-5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR RENT
l BEDIOOM
38 Canyon Island (Big Canyon) NB
642-8235 $795/mo. Sat/Sun l·S
lM+FAMIMwDIM
22 Tanglewood (Woodbridge) Irv
642-8235 $S75/mo. Sat/Sun i.s
2727 Hilltop Drive <HV Knoll) NB
644-6200 $695/mo. Sun. l·S
APARTMENT
FOR RENT
2 llDIOOM
229 W. Wilson, Unit 12, Costa Mesa
64().()096 Sat/Sun l·S
••
....-:>-~ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
SPAIN
Have you ever wanted to
live on the Island of Ma
jorca? A 4 bedrm home,
fully furnished 1s waiting
ror you. SM.000. Cash.
Roy Mc Cardi~
Rffffor 1810 tttwporl
Costa Mua548·7729
~erSavin9s
3 et, 2 ba. ram rm, dbl
detached garage, eenlral
air. near new ept
$43.950.
•
WESTSIDE
REALTY. INC.
848·2323
BRAND
NEW
Fantastic Eastside Cost a
Mesa Coodo with double
garaie. pool and jacuzu
Hurry! Only l left at
$64,000. RED CARPET.
7!><1·1202
POOL HOME Charming
older 1000 sq.rt . spralls
out behind J modes t
front XI nt <:ond. Jbr.
2ba, hv.rm w bay win·
du\\, din .rm. 28x 16
ram rm w scp wel bar, J
frplca. cpl 'cl hardwood
rioors, 36x2o pool .
Jacuzzi. dbl car gar. RV
Space. Close to Chapman
College, s tores, bµs .
$57,950. Open hse 10-6
daily. Prin only Ownr,
34S N. Lemon. Orange.
532·2628
Honeymooning?
Retired?
See this beautiful 2
bedrm home near South
Coast Plaza . Great
landscaping and many
extras on cul-de-sac. Try
164 .500. 549·8655
....-...$uPERB
HOMES AT
ORA NGE PARK ACRES
Superb view, 2 sly on l
ac. lot in equestrian
comm. W /pool. lg. ror·
ral, 30 avocado trees. +
rm for tennis ct. 4 lg Br,
den. 900 sq rt living/din-
lng/fam. rm. area .. 2:Y•
Ba , 850 s q .ft.
gar /storage. By owner.
$2:E,OOO. 3'.o to brokers.
714-639·2309
Irvine Terr.
Lovely 3 bedrm. patio
oriented home. Owner
will carry financing. Just
listed. $135.0001
Roy MeCcrdle
haltor I~ I 0 Newport
Cotta~ 54'-7729
COSTA MESA
DUPLEX
Two t bectmom unit•
with prival• y1rdl 14nd
lltf>uratc 11raj(es. Lodi· ed In d 1lrabl h>Cation. PM~ al o tow 171.900
CALL WM>
C:SELECT
T"PROPERTlES
BARGAIN HUNTERS
HBE'S THI OHE -you've been wait·
ing for. Only $68,000 ror a neat 3
b~roo.m, 2 bath and big f.-e, rooM
\\.th fireplace. Double garage with J
a utomatic opener. Carpets, drnpes 1
and lots of extras. Exc~U~t location.
Just listed, hurry, cal 540.:1 Ill.
ONE OF A KIND
PIClUU PBHCT -ready to move.
into. Gorgeous decor , plush carpets &
drapes. Front courtyard, bHutlful
patio. Large 3 bedroom. 2 bath &
s pacious family room. Must see at
$86,950. In great Mesa Verde location.
Call 540-1151.
EASTBLUFF
SPAUL.IMG 3 BEDROOM -2 bath and
family room . Pride·of.owners hip
area. Neatly landscaped yards.
EostbWf sJftgle foMUy home. Hurry, just
listed. asking only $139,000. Owner will
carry financing. Cal 540.1151.
I
*EXCITING*
MEW EXCLUSIVES
MESA VERDE__.EAUTIFUL
$153,000
huptional two story famify hotM with
4 be-clrooms, fomity room fonMI c1WiMJ
rooa 2 Re eploces. Luth 9""'"'Y ..ct
prof•ssf0ttal lattdscapln9. A pert.ct
hotM for Ht. ••ecuti•e. Showft by ap-
pointment only.
ON THE WATER-VIEW
SI 30,000
Adult condomhtium home with secwity,
pri•acy CllMI conYettffttCe. 2 bedrooms, 2
baths CllMI boc*!"' aHllabM. VIEW of
all. Shown by appomtntNt.
OWNER WILL EXCHANGE
FOR NEWPORT
$350,000
Prime commet cial prorrfy in Anaheim.
A 1Mique free standing ballclftcJ with .....
1111\ihd potential for accommodatfftg any
ty~ of busiMst. Loods of portdng with
l'llllCh.,.,.... land for oddiffonal deYelop-
IMftt. OWMt" wlA fffl e.Jstiftc) ntablislwd
business as a pockag.. Shown by ap-
poitthneftt on a select boils..
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OPEN HOUSES
118 Ord St $99,SOO Saturday
# 14 Balboa Co•e.s $265,000 Sat/S..
#32 Drab's Bcry $275,000 Sat/Sun
200 Via MftlfoM $275,000 Sundcry ••••••••••••••••••••
EXPANSIVE HOME OH LIDO
$275,000
Especially kw? hofM surrourtc1iftcJ patio
pool. Perlftt for indoor-outdoor H•bt«J
ond Mtertainittg. Fi.idble 5 bedroom
home ideal fPf" the family who wants two
separate wfncJs. Situated on two lots and
two 9""" sh'odot.
SPYGLASS-UASE/OftTION
$275,000
Hew & MY«' lind in gracious 4 Bdrm,
famity room. formal dhtftt«J room ht an
enc hantin9 floor plan 111rroundln9
Spanish co.tyard. Decorator c0016'at·
ed Wtrior & OfM'l IMCIM ceilftgs. Special
hnM for tt. bvyft" who w..ts to pn-
sern cash now ..cl buy kltw. SI 0,000
optiOll .....y & $ I I 00 I*' mo.
IEAUTIRIL4' OM THE WA TBl
WITH IOAT DOCK
$265,000
Completely redecorat.d hi ..ct out with
loads of teal! tloortftCJ. wonntts Ir quality.
3 Bdnns., each with lt'a own bath. ForMol
d'ming l"OOft\ lge fomlly..aNAJcrd rOOlft Ir
co•end patio. Parle yow boat ouhJde
the door.
ACROSS FROM THE IEACH
LEASE/Of'TIOH DUPLEX
$170.000
lbciffrlCJ ... 4 ..ct J B.ctrOOM u.Jt
D ...... Mew~.Mew«*w,_.
and o•f. $I 500 per 11to•O
rettf+SI0,000 opffCMt fftOMY· W• ovt
the door to .. "9odt
STIPS TO OCEAMfftOHT
Stt,500
Chot .. 19 I 8*'" Coftaglt. Jat attps to
the ~ Ail IU lot with a -.. for
•• _....,.. polcwUal tor~ _..u
..
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........ I 00 a....1 .. 0Dd I 006 bland I 006 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• POOL + GUIST f) I f) Ml.SA VERDE IUfLD YOUR Dlli.M HOME Prime t:u1stdc Costa :./..r • ~ O r./•:nceton E"clQl<'<t ('()Ur1Ylil~d ':;. lllTIMTHI
IWFJS BALBOA ISLAND-DUPLEX
211 IVIMIMG C4HYOH DllYI
Last remaining t ee simple lot in
Shoreclirts ! Approx. Y.a acre with
white water, Catalina, jetty view.
Come by & explore this breathtaking
propert,y. Buy it and build your dream
home!
\1t'!.O To..-.eran, tn•es' ~f.. , • lry to I 4Rr, 3ba r lte Cu~\l'tl dnve. Hu!ltlc II\ .to'1m1ly fun In •ner1Y
lnll room hOl>ls cath~rnl uvtn1 pool & Jae. Only
cc1lh1g + mai.save brick COU.EGE PARK ~5.:~BURKt: Rt.TR. l1~~~~a:~ ~n~ ~\~::~~ OP&f SAT. & SUM. 1-S Clll 546-mG
Coo• den llld1•;iw,1} 175 PalMCfTOtil
ma:.ll'r suite 011.nt • \l«' 11 Woods. 3 Br 2 ba.
1mmac. ~.500 Pnn on· Ir A,.··-"'· LI
541-154' 4UI C~T\.AND OPEH SAT/SUN 1.5
Home with ocean view! Freshly paint-
ed inside & out! New tarpets, choice
of color. kitchen floor as well. See Bob
Campbell
!iPurkHnii blue pool with Roses & split rails surround this com·
11hde, l>vi!rd & dressan, fortable family home. 3 Bdrms .• rami-
rooms loo' Scp•rialt-ly rm., dbl. frplc., 2 nicely upgl"aded
guc:.t facilit1ci. with baths a covered patio & f1sh pond!
'-•tctwrfoth·' ~us~· care For the kids, a (i[tered play """'', & ''~};'
UHtTID MOkDS
t .;ui:,. • z·· J'l.>n <ir•"l'n
I t f'lllil 111u1 4 lilt 1 ls\,
lam1l) ., 11<1nu • 10<191 .....
MIWPOIT CHST
Thu.It 3 RR t<mdoulhH
\'JI.I I~ pM\ at) ) OU "',1111
J>IU!> " ,,,... lh.11 ..-.un t
•tUll bl'-Jo lu 1,. lll h "• 1•'
to '""" Oyen ~nda) ~flfiOI)
VACA TIOH TIME
SHARE CONDO'S
HAWAII
+ World wide e'lchan~1·
Fee. S7.950 to SIJ.!JSO tum. fo'milnctng .. , Jll
lnternJt1onJ I
neat E.,tatl· 'IJe\\tWOI k
\;cwporl llr1J?hh Hit y
PEHIHSULA POINT
By ~ner Xlnt 3Br. 2ba
homl' Best buy on the
pmnl al Sl50 000 li73 2295 &IS .)()~I ••II '.ll:lll
1002G~ral 1002 ..............................................
LARGE FAMILY HOME
Everything is new in this spacious
2 story. 1 bedroom. 3 bath. family
room home. New carpeting, new
paint. no-wax kitchen floor. new
exterior stucco Now all it needs is
a new owner. CALL 751·3191.
COST A MESA DUPLEX
Two 1 Bedroom units with private
yar ds und separate garages.
Located in desirable Eastsade
location Priced al a low Sil,900.
CA LL 5.56 2660.
BALBOA VIEW
Charming Peninsula Point home
with a sundeck view of the surf &
hay. 4 Bedroom. 2 bath. 2 story.
with one of the best locations in the
harbor area. Full price S210,000.
CALL 751·3191.
SPANISH HACIENDA
Sparkling 3 bedroom. 2 bath with
a rched entry and red tile roof. with
an interior that has been lavishly
paneled and papered . This
outstanding offering is only 5 years
old and priced for quick sale at
$78,500. CALL 751·3191.
EASTSIDE CHARMER
Neat and tidy 2 bedroom, and den·
in nice Costa Mesa area. This home
shows excellent care and is situated
on a 130' lot. Priced for quick sale
at $69,950. CALL 556·2660.
MESA WOODS
Outstandint? 3 bedroom. 2 bath
home that has been professionally
decorated with the most expensive
of wallpapers and antique wood
treatments. Inrludes wet bar. fruit
trees. and a shady little gazebo.
CALL 751-3191.
TROPICAL PARADISE
Spacious 4 bedroom with pool.
jacuzzi, central air conditioning and
family room reminicent or the
South Seas. Located in a prime
residential area. Full price $99,500.
CALL 751-3191
TWO-TWO-TWO
Two story duplex with an excellent
Eastside Costa Mesa location. Both
units ha ve 2 bedrooms and
garages. Priced for quick sale at
$85,000. CALL S56·2MO
COSTA MESA
$61.750
Well malnt ined. completely
carpeted, quiet street, 3 bedroom
home wSth o large rear yard. The
owners have bought another and
muat sell. CALL IMMEDlATELY.
751·3191.
'c;::: SELECT
I PROPERTIES
...
#
644-7414
Belly Kerr Really
O~n Sat. & Sun.
~~@9
BRADLEY & COMPANY
d?uJ.i»u. aeae e. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR 873-31230
' I 0%2 COf'OftG cMI M_. 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
SPYGLASS HIU
°'9' HOUS! SUNDAY 1·5
2l IODEGA IAY
Very special Portsmouth model with
all upgraded appointments, forever
ocean view topped with a secluded
stone jacuzzi & waterfall adjacent to
the master bedroom. This is quality at
$259,000.
673-7601
j
Corona del Mar I 022 CGrOfla del Mar 1022 ••.....................••...................••
EXCLUSIVE CAMEO SHORES
4500 ROllURY ROAD o,_.. Hous. Fri, Sot, S-. I ·5
Ocean & Catalina view. Fantastic
large corner lot (106' front. 133' side).
P atio wraps around house. Trailer
boat entry on Jert. Room for large pool
on right. Rear 45' deep. 121' wide for
Badminton Court or ??. 3 Bdrm. &
family rm. Huge Master bdrm. with
50 sq. ft. ocean view alcove for your
desk. Private beach. Owner.
$262,500 673-1195 or 833·2100
~·a rd. J u:.t $911,500' .t"'V'
Hurn .:till now 646 1111 green, green lawns. $75,000
111·1r.t11~· ,,, "~'~'''"'~'' <fB'ow.tia de/~ [VIMlllll *~673-8494
SPANISH CHAllMU 2435 E. Cocnt Hwy •• C.-0 diet Mar
2brclas!>lron<1uict tr~e ~•
lined sl. on Ets1de. Jui.t 1 r~1>hK'cO«! Xlnt ·startt!r Costa MHo I 024 Costa Meta 1024
home. Offered ot $75.000. ••••••••••• •• •• ••••• ••• ••••••••• •••• •• •• • • • •• •
"°&YilleCJ>ropert iea
(714) 549-246_7 -
MISAVUDE
GOLFUS
HST LOCA TIOH
R1aht on gotr cours~.
Fanta~tic view fro m
!>Ccludcd m1tr bdrm
!iuite, din rm, 4t btO ll(e
kitchen. Lovely c11tm
home w /m,1'< prl\:ll'Y
Front locked court~ arc.I
for m:ix !i~<·urily &
plumlwJ tor pool. 4 \>cJrm
or 3 + den. Separate
ma1cls or t ec"agcris
qua1icrs. 545·9'191
I HOPE YOU'RE
HARD TO
PLEASE
MESA VERDE EXECUTIVE AREA
LUXURIOUS CUSTOM POOL HOME
Professionally decorated &
landscaped 4 bedroom, 3 bath, formal
dining & family room. Enormous
master suite & dressing area. Massive
kitchen w/pool view. 3 car garage.
I 812 Orfoh Or., C.M. Sot-S.. I 2·5
pc realty 557-t717; 644-3545
MESA VERDE·4Br. 2Ba,
fam rm & llv rm, trop11:.il
setting, 1618
l\tyrtlewood. 556-1530,
582.500
LARGE
LOT
becau!>u :rou'll ap Bv owner. 3 Br, JJ• bil. p~c1ate th111mmo1cul.1lo hardwd nrs. new kil lllc,
J ~-droom, 2 bath horn(", cl~e to !.Chis. m1n "s tu
2 car garaae. all bu1IL1m •. _bc_h._S66_·_·._soo __ • 7_5_2·_94_9!l __
Plenty of room 10 u~c
your 1mag1nJt1on Sl•C
1~hat you l"Un do with this
tharmmA home Form.ii
dm1ng room, rireplacti,
and hardwood floors. If
dollars count 'ICC th1:. in
a hurry! Call t>U 72:!1.
"1th large open beam •BY OWNERS
family room LOTS Of XTRAS
Call 540-3666 Conversation pll w1frpc.
Wftela11
REAL ESTATE
0pt!n 1925 Lanai 1>1 SBr.
'Int 1·ountry l"lh lor
'\!any ;..trn!'> J \" l"o
~Kill I i:i!J 1Ui7
redwood bath w/skyhte,
bltn BBQ. modern ef11
c1ent kit. Lrg E.side lot
2br'>. 1200 sq ft. An excep
t1onally nice Hou!ie:
0!>l'n today 275 W~lnut.
l.M2-72611
HALECREST
~21
WHtcllff Reolty
6& 12 UNITS
EASTSIDE
Si'< inchv1dual hom1l'S for
~~.000.
MASTERS CIRCL!
3 Bedroom cuntem ·
porarr Spunish homl', h~·.1u1Hull:v dccorllh:d
with 3 brH·k flrcplace'a. •
11cpilr»l u d1nin1t nri:a.
0Pt'n !louse Sunday "&
Monda)' 1 ~
1 UJ Musters CirCll'
COLI OF HEWPORT
It EAL TORS
675-5511
rroWHH
-EASTSIDE
Custo1n 3 br, 2 b:i. 2 frpl,
ram rm + d111 ure..i,
c11rpe1 4' drap~s. nice
yard. SIM,500. 207 Albert
Pl C'M. ~48·2116. Opo
hou!>cSll/Sun l S
Dana Point 1026 . ..................... .
Ocean Vl~w
Undl'r C:onstrucuon
3 br. 3 ba ~pllt l<'\cl
w/loh of xlras. J\lmutos
to O;na Poanl Harbor
Sl tS,(00
Urokcr. 83\.11460
Ocl'ao \'1l'l1'. JBH. 2' :llA
~Sil llurl>ur View Dr
Open 12·S Katclla Rlt 1
OPEN HOUSE
Sat/Sun 12 to S PM
HOME NEAR BE.\Cll
4 Bdrm. 212 balh~. lrpll'.
lite f11m rm. 599.Soo. 3:1071
Huccaneer St 1>.1na PL
l .J. Nicholson
Real Estal<·I lnve~tmenh
C:all 1!17 U33 ·---3 DR. 2 Ba, -I mos old,
!>Chools, ma rtna, be a eh
nt>nr b} S92.000. 493· 7766
Webber Rent Estal~.
*•CHARMING**
2 Br To..-. nhou~e :! ponl.;,
w1dl· l11wns. nr bu:-.. trJ111.
shofll-& C"hurchl·~
POINT R .. :ALTY
Cull ·IOO·S6011
\ perlt-d hnml• 1n pf'rfcct
nmrl Un)lhl. su1·W &
01)1.'ll lbr + l"USIOIT\ l>ullt
of<· 01·<'rlnok1ni.: 1\.01
pond. l'rl\ .1ll0 ht•11l·h1·s &
gorgeous ~«1r1t 1700
Oorchl.'~tcr Hn. 01)\.'n t-1, Corona del Mar I 022 Corona del Mar 1022
FIXER UPPER
WITH POOL
3 Bt>d rm home with
hardwood floors, lnl!
yard. ne;ir schools &
i,hopping. Reduced lo
$65,000.
Twehc unu!'lual
w room to bwtd
Al>king $450,000
units, ·
mort' BToro 1032
673-1181 ••.••.........................................
1---···--
'hBLK TO OCEAN
Completely rcmolleled 1400 DOLPHIN TERRACE on :in over!iizrd lot A .1 ~rn.'.Jshini:: ., BR plus den OPEN SAT, SUM. 1-5
plus formal dining plus ViC'w harbor, ocean, Catalina. from
hU,lle tamilv room with this 2600 sq. ft. custom built, country
Nt>ccls po mt und carpet.
All lt take8 1s u little im· 11i:1natinn & work a ncl
you'll hn,•e a beaulllul
pool home. Hurry, call
&IS·<ml.
Roy McCardle
Rfflltor 1810 N~wport
Casto Mesa 548-7729
Badt loy Condo
IUIU(Allrl
O~N "OUK Ill.ALTY
11630r•1199,Co1I• .....
645-9161
. ..................... .
NEAR FLUOR
Room for everyone. 2200
sq.rt 4 King sz bedrms,
much more. Near ~chis &
shops. $82.950.
open beams, niltur.tl t J h 4 Bd 3 b th r ·1 wood textures and orc:in s Y e ome. rms. · a s, am1 Y
and Jelly view from rm . walh pegged flrs .. beamed ceil.
FORE STE
OLSON
~..c. .. , .. ,,n•• 1 Story 3 Br, den, lg
k1tch, FP. tennis, Po<>I.
Jac, 'acant. S69,500.
83.1-0328
Corri• House Suner 3 Br 2 Ba Rea1t°" 639· • 13 s
SparfCiLng new interior. m..istl·r s1ute & sun1h·l·k Newly decorated in & out! $225,000
JuststcpsloOccanllhd ~~ 6 93 ~-ra.1644-7211 ~L~'f ., .• t1 '3637*E .7~-~as~ ~wy. ~ "<•_l .... 11~ CoronadelMar
MESA VERDE
* BYOWNER•
3 Br. 2b;i, family s1z yd.
patio w brick BIJQ.
bonus rm. New rpl g,
paint. roor & bathroom
f1xlurl's . 291i Royal
Palm SIW.!150 PP. Hurry,
this won "t last'
fplc. ABQ. fon·e~I air Tll.EROOF3br.2ba l'Oll·
heal. ...i\ real J«'IH'I Ju:.t do. 559,950 Sup..·r ar~a.
hi.led. $69,950 Agent !>46-7739 673 51i4J2_
~w_-. ..... • .... ~w;,i::,..;,i,;:1.1i1't.11o,;1:1 Corona<klMar 1022 CoronadetMcr 1022 *Condominium*
Must sell...
I UllM&AT S
OHH ltOUSf ll[Al TY
116J Of•""'• Cu~I• M•w
SPYGL,\SS, by <mner. 5
br. 3 ba. Nanluckl.'l
W'pool, jaCUZll & mint·
view. 1 , acre corner lot
$284 500. 64 4. 5.J 70
Owner Agent
BYOWHER
Unique 3 Br 2 B.i. w I
Roman tube. Den. 2
fp tc·s. all cu~lom
features. Open llnu'I('
S u n 1 2 · .i P :\1 . 7 0 !J
Narnssus &10 7819
Duplex, lor~e lot 2 bd, 1
ha e:ich Fireplace
$162.500 21:1 799 7724
Splcndid Spygla~s lhll 1
UR orean view. pool.
J.•(U2Zi, 2 frplcs , I ct'
I and! S298,000
PAULMARTIM
...........•...........
OPEN HOUSE
SAT & SUH 12·5
Jasmine, CdM
1/2 Blk to Ocean
Complclcly re modeled
on an ovcrs1ted lot. A
Sll)3sh111g ·I UH plu:; den
plu<i rormal dining plus
h~e family room with
open bcums, natural wood tc,turc,, anti ocean
ontl Jt'tl1' 1 il•w from
ma!'itC'r ,..wit• & sundeck.
Jui.I sl<'P'> lo (keJn Blvd.
5230,0IJO
CaU644-7211
RedE:stat~ 644-7383 20UPLEXES __ _ By owner S149.500 &
Bt'aullful rustic duplex 2 Sl~.500 2.5'1. down, Prin
BR. & l·BR, beam cei't.. onh ti61 2271or436-4600
garden patio. $149.500 VJEW 239 MUford Cameo
I PAUL !\IARTIN • Real Estate 6'"1 7383 Short-'!. Super 30~ Cum/
---------pool. 5245.000. 675 ,300
Costa MHa I 024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•.........•............
ECONDOMINIUM
2 Bedroom. 3 hath Ct>n
dominum horn..-. end unit
with good view.
Delightful patio, acce!.&
to parking. also enclosed
double car garage
Refngeralor and :-.love to
bought anoth~r
Spociou:. 3 Udrm. :!' •
hath. del'ontlor pHfl•t·t
Fenced pJt10, atrium.
ll<'am ce11tn1:. xlnl l'o:.ta
!\lc!>a 101·. Clol>•· to C\ er·
ythmg S!.13.700
759-0761
OPEH SAT & SUH
2220 Mey~r P1ac:e
Sharp :l Br 2 Ra xt ras. ---------
RARE FIND
645-9161
$59,900
Qwet. shady slrt>ct. bl~
ycl, lrlr. accl?~s. Cute &
dn. 3 bdrm, i::d area.
G-12·6368
!>lay. Call i\mSA v1-:no1:-; reduced New 3Br home, ne,·er oc·
t"Upied. offered below
S00.000. Seller wlll help
finance, immediate oc
540-3666 ~JOO. 3 Br 2 Ru. Fam
Rm. Din R1)1, II.IL' patio,
~.950. Open I louse Sat
&Sun25PM.2!M.a Dakl'r.
0 1 771 2286
cupancy.
~ille'Propertiea Wf1ela11
REAL ESTATE
Jbr. 1 ba, nPw roof. new {714) 549-2467 Deluxe Mesa V •rde
2 story Spanish hmc put, pool 1nzed yd. C.ill ---------3 Lge bedrms. formal llv
w 3hr & 3ba !.ludv Pror niS 6005 bef 6. 642 2-Ull ilfl M 1.-; SA VERDE. By rm. ram r m, 2 full ba,
d«Korated. 'AdJaccnt lo 6. Bv ownr. $65,900. owner, 3 DR. 2 Ba. :! pool size yard. new pa ml,
S.A. Country Cl~b Pran Sharp 3 BR 2 ba. EuM!.icle. frplcs. fam-rm. SSJ,000. dlx crptg, quick i.alc
only S129.SOO. 55..:21~ :!O'< dov.n. Ov.n(•r ..-.ill _646_37_04_o_r_s._to_7_99_8 __ Open House Sal Sun 1 o
finance to assumnblc BY OWHiR 548-0066
A B C lnan. No loan cost!> Sea Breeze & Small ~-~.900. ll3l 3525 Ocean \"1ew from }Our
Choice Eastside new 3 BR. 21'1 ba home. ·~ \.... v Dramallc 2 sty hv-rm ,. 3 Br . Jge lot. Agni w frplc. Asking S89.900.
. .. it's 1ust that simple! 54_9,_95_11_&_· 5528770 Oix•n House sun. 1 s. i~o ·~urflina '1'toa/111
Once you see our lnvcn Vll-tona turn west on Ca· I" Cl
tory or several ~autiful MOVE IH HOW! nyon. lo Glen Circle) __ _
EASTSIDE homes you Charming 3 Br. 2 Ba, Owner/Agt.CallS48·416·1 v.-on "t look any farther, hme bike lo beach . SPYGLASS
OpenHouH ..._.EW LISTl..._.G call nowfordetaib. ALSO rharmmg 3 Br. 2 PRE-PREVIEW ""' ""' S4A3666 lkt Qwct!'ilrt>t't S R E 3 Bedroom, 2 bnth, &\11th .,. Great Wt'~tcrn R. E. 245 ME AD IV
OPEN SAT /SUM 1-5
2021 CALVERT
MISA VERDE
Vacant & clean Paceset·
tcr. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths,
Fcluntaln YaHey I 034 . ........•.•...........
IACK OH MARKET
Solcl m S da\s. Bll\er
d1dn"t qualify. Supt-r
famllv home. HuAe
allded fmh· rm complNe
w frplc & pool t•1hlc Btn
m•w pool w/:.weep. J.ge
low matnll'nnon· y<1rd,
dble gate & slab for It V ••
I<' V. Ht. only Si!l.900.
W.int qwck sal~ 968·:1371
or !>46-17!>4.
3BDRM
FML Y RM· POOL
A I r r ;i cl \ f 1 n a n (' r d
..-. ~S.000 \•A Jo<m M·llcr
cons1dcr 2nd T D llui;e
pool table·s11.e added fm-
ly rm VJcanl. QWl"k oc·
cup,1ncy-consider
lrade 546-1754 or 008-3371
Real Estate
Bv ov.nr Condo. Tiburon tirru.. Jbr. 21-iba ram rm.
n!>l'n hsC' Snt1Sun 11 S,
008-8958 -------
IYOWNER
Lg 3Br, (am rm . l"'•Ba.
patio. nr 011rflelcl &
Magnolia, $86,500. Prin
only 963· 7931 or 776·5366
fori /Sat /Sun I • 5
#8MORROIAY
Very large lot with room
for pool, Portsmouth
model. Wood Ooors, hi~h
beams, 2 brick Crplcs.
$230,000 fee. A&!\ 494·0029
Coast Ploza h ome. ~ 8479632orS390784 Of'EHSUM.l·S
Located on large, private ~~'lidS 7 ---Under conslructlon, 3 de· ..cul·cle sac lot. Won 'l last f'inest East side, 4 Br 2 luxe u"lls, a 3·bdrm., 2~
U only $79,500 Open Sun. Ba, pride of ownership ba. home+ two 2·bdrm.,
day t s. :l630S. Timber, hmc. $87.500. Open 2bathapts.,overlooking
ramlly rm .• frplc.: wood
1
________ _
s hingle roor. 2 cor
garage. All this (or only
$86,0001 Cnll now! Santa Ana. Call College Park. 3 large House 1·5, Sat & Sun. 3'10 Santa Ana Country Club. 198-7155 bdrms 2ba, lam rm, 2 _A_lv_a_Ln_. 64_&-_?69_4 ___ 1 Select your favGrite col·
$289,000. Owner I Agent into. Quiet Cul-d·sac sl In neighborhood, sunken llv Unlvtnlty Realty ell 833-9781
Hestet--Brown ..... ,, . Country French 4 yr old 4 : used brick frpl~s. Like a E. Slt>E·5 mlnutu to ors, carpeting, etc.
br on canyon + view. jk;,,1•i•g-.,·61-new hse, ready to move b e o c h • q u 1 e t Jnsped plal\S.
ll40-m3 ··-··---· super nea. $80,000. 0 /H rm. co\"ner frplc, 673·65)0 ---------1 · + · Sat/Sun 9 ·6pm. By hreal<(ut nook. $73,000. --M-E-5-.. -v-or:.,..• .. -0-E-----'-----Harbor Ylew Hiiis Owner. 979-9039 17141642·5.104 "' ~ *NEW C0"4DO *
Lusl(·Burlingame Mdl EASTSIDE Popular nooT plan. 3 2 Bdrm , 11• bath. frplc, 2 Fee Jand. 4br, Jba, R 2 CH.t.RMER l•--------11MMAC. by owner College bdrm. 2 bo, L.R .. DR., car gor, new. 242.\ Santa
ram rm. din.rm. bonus • ~ MESA WOODS Pk, 3 Br 2 Ba, FR. Open rec room. overlooking Ana Ave (f105l C'\1
rm, open beam c•ihni:s. Plenty of room for oddi· 12 Story, 4 BR, 21, Ra HouseSun.557·7096 patio. heated & filtered $68.9~ Prin only. Cull
cirtular stair case. beaul tion on this hutc lot In 1 home, located c105c _to Lovely 3 Br Pool Hme, pool. Private yard with 613-5553
Jndscp06f, room for pool Jrcnt location' l..orce South Coa.'!t Plu:a. Liv· w/compl rcmod kltch. boolt access. New carpet 80~ Finonc1n& to backyard for fun ln sun rm.C.m·rm,plusformal Lge paneltd •·am Rm, & drapes. S82.0oo .1•--------
qu1lilied huyer. Open entertain'""· plus boat dlnina rm. Flnls~ed overlook!"~ pool, sur· SS7-6103 a(t f prn. No $77,777. •
hse Sil/Sun l· s. 1422 ltarage. Family room & bonu• rm. Be auttful roondod by trees, dttk· a1ents. M ES A V E R D E -
C• Cod 2 Story
Nestled amongst huge
trees. Prime area.
Manicured grounds.
F\lnct1onaJ family noor
plan Country k 1t .,
rormolly dine. Massive
mastl'r suite. SUPER
PARTY R OOM. Fresh
paint, e11rlh tones.
lllcld8 hnuted one year
w1rr~11ty on mQJor cutn· ponenu. Owner must 110.
hurry,call
MATIOHAL
11.ALTO•S
14S-1414
Keel Dr. 644·5615 aft (ireplace too. Come ~ee it Jandscapinl front & rear inl( & brttk BBQ Newly -----------• 1padous 3 bfodrrn ind
5plJ\. now-too 1t00<.l to J11tt w/custom pool. Op•n pAlntecl lo ldo •out, .,,1 South Coest Phrsa rimlly + 111'11• dC'n and !~•-•_•_-_•_•_•_•_•_-_•_-_•_~~·-~ .
... ~ $12,500 House Sat/Sun l ·S. 001 cpl•. drps. ai Sh1.r1> 4 8R, 2 Bl. Mesa wet bar. U p araded ... --------•: "!:.r2F5·~.IH1.'! ''· t=~· 556·7695. By Owner. tndscpos rrooo. Optn Woode home. Open Sun· thruout. Ju.st lh1tf'd ll JUS1' USTB>! _..n ""' ~ $123,000. sun 1. 5. 2 1 2 o dayl-5,S416S4ntaCJara. $77,TTT. Murry, c1ll
SOS MARtGOLD ...._wtlea · Wettminster. 845-7409 Bkr. 613-1148 548-sel> ~·:fo~.~~ ~~':1~Z
Immac. 2 bdnn. " den ...-. -r,.2 t920 "Woods .. &dusl·,. Hew HotM Fnsh CharmlnJ u•~ brick
with frplc .• blt·lnran( & MfO OUA1\ft..Ht "&Of' Spec:. 2 BR, 2 BA adult Summcrfit-ld plan 4, 2 flrcphaco. Extra shelves
oven. dl11hwahr., dbl. ---------condo, air c-ond, frplc, •I«>'. l)rlcod to •sell at & cupboard• in a&rage.
aarye. l11e. tunny P9tlo; 8Pictou.~ 5br. 2ba, Mwly brealcla1t rm, frml dine. •uoo. Belter than new ---------Comm pool It lovel)" walktollhopa-&~ach. plinted IMout, located Walk-in mirrored closet. coocl.&1ym11.intlndscp, ---------Plf'k. Onty sleP& away. GIB WALKER nr achools & shop•1. ca::. wlhr & dJ")'M. Oilly lmmo~ thruout. Ownr• orrucd Ill $78,S.OO. Open
RIAL.TY US UOO ()p(in h~o Sun. only 10 S?l.~. loavlng Stale .. Many Sall!lun 1-5 • ------· __ , 31161..lncoln W1y. PATTI WALKER xt.ro " uparadcs, xlnt l<llmEI C.-nlro, FV
REALTY 84.2·1418 pr1~ Ucrms. GARAGE SALE ads tn BY OWNER JACX P'ICK&ASSOC :,';,0~~?~':~:1~~~:::~r ~!~*~:n~*11~0;:.~~~~r; 1~~~~'t1~~fi%3:Z•;! ·----86).092S-·--·---.EASTSJDE. , Br rim
drawJn11 ttrd, p1'ont de n. 2,000. •i&tc>G$ It welt -Call NOW, llave somethtn1 to sell! Rm, fplc:. lac )'Ult,
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•PEN HOUSES
SINDAY 1 ·5 PM
S73 POOL HOME
* •
MAaTT Antnaot• WIMltEDON' WATBFIOMT
One ~ the top sales men at Century 21 Love\>' 4 bedroom, bonus New 2 levd Coia<So. IM!low
Walk·ln. Century 21 Walk-In is first i,n room hon1e in the Roe· last. by owm:r. 7~ oa:JS,
sol for Century 21--0ranae County qug CJub. Near tennis & 548--0122 Bdr 1dnce January 1977. Whether buylng or park, no assoclatlon Woodb-.ri-.._-----:.oom ~m;inbta~ ~~'!'~~
OPEN TODAY
1·5 PM .
Iii d~. Only $116,500. -r Arboriob lli"bl ded I »C ng you will receive tbc best m210nkayha \Jparaded luxury "' Y upgra · .ovc· reprmentaUon possible .•. call &mday l ·S Briarcliff mdJ. Owner )y, well kept yard. Locat· ~ .. 14a..IOIO wlll hnance. s119,500. ed oo quiet street ttear --., WALLS Open Dally. #l4 Lake schools and shopping v PLUS. YOl..lr own POOL.
lucuffntt...
Turtlef"Odl
Beaut uparaded 4hr,
formal din 'r: & scp
f11m rm, otrium. bnck
pauo & walls ol 1i&us add
to tho charm of thu.
bnl[hl, cheery home.
5'4·!>-111
POTINTIAL
F1x~r-uppt'r on Iara~.
wooded lot. 2 8drms & 2
botths. Tantalmnt water
i:o ura..-, a •bade
"·eathcred. Ocean view,
tllllt.-UC8l)'ptUI $12S,500 '
NORIHS REALTY •
•494-8057 * 5211 Me dowlri Drl•e
l..o\ ly 3 hc¢oum nt1aar olf euura &
he ~ h. lto111n for houl or t.r JI •r, larll'
p Ut1.
WAU.fH
611 I WAlMllt w .. ,.... ....
iew. '95-S906 or 55'9·l833 Woll worth $107 ,500
OF GLASS WOODIRIDGI • Come and see 1l today! ~·REAL Est'A'TE ~""y lho """autllul view lS4U EIFFEL. · • " .....,., -~Ide Willow Model, · ENTtRPR or Woodbrid&e Lake •bdr~ .. 3bat.hs,su nkcm ---~ • ISES
..
* * HIGH ON THE Hill
17201 Sandra Lee
1-:xclu '' c ur<•a uhovl' Jl untlngton 11 •• rhour :i lk.'tlroum. t•ustom home
\' 1 l h µooJ t 8$ 000
* * CAI. CLASSIC BY THE SEA
5 3 I I Glettstone
Fanta ... ta· .t btdroom. 21" bath tn ~t
l1w.111on N1•.u twath, golf & schools
~ l l uoo
* * BEAUTIFUL SUMMERAB.D HOME
830 I Northport Drive
'$, S[!J('1ous bf'drooms, vaulted ceiling
1n II\ mg roorn. formal dining room,
large fam1lv room with wet bar. Cov-
l'rcd patio $92,000
* * PLAN 500 °THE LANDING"
580 I Grimsby
Beautiful 4 bcdrobm, 3 bath. one
h ed room down . Pool s ized lot.
Profess1onul ly land::.c.-aped . $142,500
............. .ct.1040 .. ....................... ~ 1042
By owner. 3 UR. 1 ~ n._.•••••••••••••••••••••••
Twnh.c. choiCI) lo<', wulk ELIGAMT &
tu achh1, hu~. comp. n• IXCITIMG
dr1· A1>vh 1t lncld. As Executive home, ideal 11~~~ 5 '.', .. lo.tn. $56,000. for e ntcrtuinmg. Two
llW 2655 slory h'tllllR room with
Y0tktow11 Vlllu. b) owner
3 Ult, 11 , lJ • Oll('n UOUbt>
Sat Sun. llti52 Ptlbwood
l)r.~9684
ii) ow nr. 3br lue. wulk to
bch Open Ilse Sun l 5 pm
or call for appt. 960-~71.
51318thSt.
Palos Verde s t o ne
farcplace to celling.
t-·ormal drning room,
library, fum1ly room,
two wet bars , 3
bedrooms. 4 baths, pool
room. 54' dock. View.
~.soo.
Avpro~ 21-00-1tq-r.t_4_b_r . I£, jQuaH ~
IJm1ly rm. llvmg rm. Plac•
rumpus, 3 ba, spnnklers. Prapertn
new y r pt & d rps . 751-tt20
Beautiful! 558·0434 or '"°°OUAllSf.NIWf'OllfllACH
847-0064
HELP!
• SeocJcrte LCICJOO"* 2 Water front townhomes
3br, 3ba. $H8.500.
3796 Montego. 840·1058
4br, 3ba. $159,500
3772 Montego, JL B.
21.3·59'H700
from your HrlarcUff 11 in living rm., dmlng t m.,
Arborl:tke. Elegant 2 alr·rondlllonlng. Choke ~D-.
bedroom and den with olcarpets.Owner/A1ent D 'Ws...._
ubsolutely no main-833-1768 'T~..,/.~
tenance. Plan to see ., r~
now! Charmin g Cum bridge 022 8
#3 Cove Model in Gr~ntree. 3 br, Q;AJ• 600
Sunday 1·5 2 bu, family rm, den &
atnum. Prof. decorntcd
COLLEGE
PARK
Sharp S&S. built Cornell
model wjtb 4 bedroom.
family toorn & bonus
r oo m . Super
neighborhood. $115,000.
14648 Beach
Sunday 1·5
RARE
VANDERBILT
Luxurious 4 bedroom
home in Village Park.
Near parks, library &
schools. You must see
Uus one! $132,500.
1!52CedarTree Lane
Sonday 1·5
m nutural tones. Prot. 't523 CAMPUSDl:IRVlflE
la ndscaped. $87 .suo. ---------~1277
SAMIO'S A DOG
... but he won't bite when
you come look 11.l h1:s
gorgeous houi.c. plui.h
carpeting . custom
drapes, well done
thruoutl Great cul de sac
location Wlth t.uper
neighbors all around e~·
cept on one 1tide, which is
open, hght & airy• 4
Bdrms., 2 baths. $89,900
552·70~0
THE .. · · .. · -
VJLLACE. · .. :
REALTORS
OPEN SAT /SUH 1·5
35 WhistUnCJ Swan
(Off Slone Creek)
WaJt until you see lhis
1owan In Woodbridge; re·
ady for immediate oc·
cupancy; brund new 4
bdrm .. Cormul dining
rm., sunken h\•m.: rm. &
fami ly rm. All for
$119,100.
REA TV
IHl1•84R7
OPEN HOUSES
1-5
Owner says, must sell
this sharp 4 bedroom
home in a great Hunt
tObt!On Beach locution.
Close lo everyth1n.:
or827·7300 DONALDM.BIRO
RACQUET CLUB
13571 Onkayha
Owne r ha s b oui.t hl
Both proC'ly decor . Top AuHl01 ... lteahor> lot al1on1t + pool + _...;..;-=c=:;.;.:=..;=.;..;.;.::......_
714/846-1371 ;motht·r. Plea1te help him
cout Set' and buy this wm
11er. $611,900 1nclude1t
Jacuni + tennis courts.
Open House Sat-Sun
or by appQrntmenl
WALLS
OF
GLASS
VA
TERMS
A super executive home
w/S bdrm:>, a den. pool &
:.pa.
DEERFIELD r. Dfl pool. CENTURY 21 ~'::i~ .• ~ .•.•••• !?.~~
I ..,. ~ 963·0961 The mos t desirable Enjoy the beautiful \•ie" ..... ~~~~~~~~~I lloll>hock "I " 1n oC Woodbridge Lake
!!!==============! _________ 1 Turtlerock. Prine. only rrom your Briarcliff II m EXEC EST "'TE 552.9529 Arborlake. Elegant 2 "' bedroom and den with
Fountain Valley I 034 f-k.1tincjfon S.och I 040 .........••.•••.......••..••.•......•.••••••••
OPEN HOUSE
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H ADLEY REAL TY
847-8844
<.,! I' I'. II Sh,11 I' l'nnl ltortlt'
I hi' hm'<· I .i 111 1•m :!
11 pl• S11t.:•ltl XI'' lkl11''
TWO CUSTOM
MEW HOMES
S.'<cS Rt•salc Specialists. 3.
1 or:; hllrm mudt:>ls <1\a1l,
~11mt• "' pooh.. !lliH 1002
l't•n111nJ.,l\nn Properlll'S
HOUSE SWEET
IT IS •..
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lh1· lllW lt'illUI'!'' llf lhlS
'lll't'I hnDll' 'l'hl•n•'s u
1.1m11,v room, \\1th w 1w
t'al'pl•ls. :1 hc•droom. 2
bath wt'll priced under
$70.000
BYTHESEA Woodbndae Arbor Lake, absolutely no main ·
Secluded entrv unfolds Covington. 1600 s q.Cl. tenance. Plan to see
lughly upgraded home 2br, 2ba, luxury condo a l now!
Earth tones, mirrors, the lake. $125,000. By ·~•._rCA::-:~l:"".l:--::N~O::'.".W:-:-:\
pccky cedar & suede ownr 830·o.t.22.
walls Used brick patio t:n1ve;;1ty_P_a_r _k--4b_r_ 752 7'" 5
courtyard. Separate 21~ba Dc:.igner Hom~ ...... ~~"-·...!.:.J~l~
mother·1n law qtrs with cnot Townhou~e). Xtra DONALD M. BIRD
hltn dei.k, book ca:.l's :rnd lri: yrd privacy Wa lk to ~<101 ... Reoho .. ·' 1 bath This has 1l all + ' · ----
WALK TO 1i EACJI TJkc ~ ~~~~ ~i:~1• sµa. DEERFIELD
advantage, hurry call A beautiful 3 bedroom
COLLEGE PARK, Open townhome with mirrored
MATIOMAL llou:>e Sat. & Sun. 1·5. wardrobes and com
ltEALTORS Syratuso mdl. 3 br, den. munity pool. SPA and · 141-1414 Cam rm, highly up· parks. Close to schoolr;
i.:radcd, s uperbly dt'· and s hopping. $84,SOO.
cor'd. S93,500. l mmed . CaJlto see.
Bcaut1(ul 5 Bdrm home
located in I rvine's
"CUlverdale". Low down
lo Vets! Hurry! Owner
bought new and wanls to
move now! Sll2,900. Call
RED CARPET. 754-1202
~Terrou/Ccrdiff
2 Br. 2ba. Like new. up·
grd'd thru-out $79,500
owner 975 2285. 551 1442
THE WILLOWS
Pool Home by Owner.
3 Bdrm. 2 ba. Crplc.
S74,SOO. Lv msg 752·78-17
REDUCED $12,000
7 Cattail
ASSUMABLE LOAN on
ttus 3 bdrm townhome.
N i cely up gr aded
throughout.
20 Woodrush
/I. super s harp Elkwood 3
bdrm patio home that
fealures a Jovelv formal
step-down h\'ing room &
atrium olf master bdrm.
Drive by·call lo sec 14102 Saarinen. Colony, RAMCH REALTY
BY OWNER. The Rllllrh,
lovely a Br. 2 Ba, lge
Fam Rm. 2 fplc's, new
cpts, quiet cul de sac.
S87.000. 551-4542
REAL ESTATE
GREAT
IMVESTMEMT
OPPORTUMITY
Commercial boardang----------1 kennels w1lh ronnccting
Woodbndg~ Place
()pen How;e by owner
View lot on cuJ de :.uc. 4
Br 2 ea. lgt? Fanuly DID
mg Ram & Solarium
$119,500. 552-1234 or
i)
832·2564
TurUt!rOCk·Owocr house on •, :ir ce with
Elegunl 4 Br 2\~ Ba Fam room for horseb in
Rm & lndscpd lot w/outo LagWta Beach. $197,500
OCEAMVIEW
I
s prinklers. $137,UUO
Open House Sun. 12-5PM
19381 Sierra J nt?l
833-0527
ENJOY
5000 sq ft bwldmg Silt!
now reduced lo onl ~
~.000 0\11 ner anxious
Univ. Park Village ll
most deslr~d LaSalle
plan townhome, fam-rm,
2~ ba, ' BR + den. Xl"t loc. nr pools, schools,
park & new Library.
Priced right & inclds
land. J. Risser, Realtor.
552·9600
DEAMEHOME
Spurlillng 3 BR, 2112 Ba,
Cree standing fumaty hm
on cul-de-sac. Lus h
VIEW LOT •
On .i q111t't s lre1·t 111""
LJguna $25,000
Caus•y & Company
llG-1 So. Coa1tl llw) •
LACUNA BEACll
497-2457
l:indscaping & wood •iiiiiiiiiiiii __ .., ... ..,..
$1;!,500-ll:iwau lol 1 J acre
I AH. own ) our O\\ n 111
beach S4!1.500
decks. $122,500 Owner.
55 1·6831 Open llou1tc
Sat/SUn 1 5. 41:.! Holly
OPEN HOUSE
SAT/SUN 11·5
14732 Donl·aslcr fld
Bcautuul 2 Story, 4 BR. 3
Ba, Cahr. home w /li;e
CO\'. patio. Walk to parks
& schools. $95,000. Agl.
963-0867 ask for /I.I
Sl5ti,OOO rnR ocean vu
SlS!l,000 3llR den J:'an
l.C.lll' ()('('Un\ ICW
~39.~ Cu!>l Eng Tudor
4BR/3Ba. Din.rm. 2
dee~. \\IOe cellar, den
w1wct bar, fam rm, fan
tast1c wlulewater & ca-
nyon \IU
O.Y.O.APT Laquno Beach I 048
••••••••••••••••••••••• fl.cross from H eisle r Park Oct:>an,•iew & h1lb Catalina SunHts!! too• :? Iii<. 2 BA. Adult ...
Reach out & touch the only Ell•nu Apts. $97,SOO.
island from this newly 48 I ChH Dr, Laguna.
n'<.leeorated 3 BR beau· JAY W YEA TS
tr. New ~arpcts, drapes, nt;i\LTORS
tile, paint. wallpaper , 499 2237 etc. Walk to V1ctor1a ~ •
Beach. Move-10 now & iiiir1_i!_!!!!!!!!-ii!l1
e nJOY the summer.
$159.500.
JAYWYEATS
REALTORS
499-2237
$12.:'100.Jlawnil lol h acre
LEFT
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can 540-3666 IYOWMER occ'py 551·5130 ---
sharp Plan 400. Lge .. ex·, ___ s_S_l_·2_0_o_o __ _ cc. home. Neat loc. for ---------
.small children, sides & WOODBRIDGE Unique Laguna Beach
Elltate. 5 br, 3 ba, maids
quarters, sep guest
house. 5 car gar. pool, 3
blks to beh. Spacious
grounds. finest appornl·
menls. SS00,000. Shown
by appt only.
l BR. own your own nr
beach $19,500
S156.000-4BH/ocean vu
S189,000·3BR/den. Fan ) -
tasllcocean view
$239,500-Cust Eng Tudor.
4BR/3Ba, l>1n.rm, 21
decks, wme cellar. den
Contemporary
llfltela11 Immaculate 3 Br 2 Ba on WOODBRIDGE Warm·
REAL ESTATE
cul de sac street. U 11-
gr ad ed cpts & drps.
w /mass I\ e used br1 ck
Cplc. S72,250. Prine only.
SAY "HELLO" TO 968-496-1
ington Twnhouse. Mdl
"Ii", upl(.radcd, cpt. frpl,
close to pork. $79,500.
Ownr M2· 1835 -----
By owner. Colleg(• Park. R .. .._.CH RE "'LTY trl Jc\C•I 4 Br 21,-,: Ba . An "'
Fam Rm. upgraded 551 -2000
back man1 ·pork. 4 BR.. POPULAR PRESCOTI
step-up hv. rm. w/soar· 5 Br 3 Ba. lge lot on park.
ing cell .. scp. din. rm. Wood floors in entry
Fam rm & k1tch. over· family & k1tch. Open
looks charming, pnv. re· Sun. 18 Willowbrook.
ar yd. Now only $117,000 $155,000. By owner.
BROKER 552 M34 644·5403; 847-858.'I
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h" m" Ft· ,1tu 1 111 j( :1 ldm r01. co\·ered patio, 11.11·~ltnl.! tircplJt'e front&rear.manyxtra!•
".ilb ol mirror;.. plush Rike 1t to heh. M·hools &
• 111":1111.: & l'nd pal1u park. S88.500. S36·8171J
\\ cntrl air. SS2·1471 1---M-0-5-1---Irvine
NEW LOW PRICE ••.••••••••••••••••• •••• · •••••••• •• •••••••••••!
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Huntington Beach I 040 .......................
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Shoncre1t
Realty
846-5573
BYOWHER
Downtown. Step1> to
beach. walk lo sc:hools
Pnnc. only Ah't 536 1 '84
O~n S...nday 1-5
9002 G~ttysburg Dr.
OWNER amoous, bought
another! 19x33 Living
rm. 19x3S Pool. 4 hr. 2 ba,
bltn mkro.wave & Corn-
Price reduced $6500. BEAUTIFUL
Owner i.ays sell before 4 bedroom home in
weekend. Best buy 1n CULVERDALE. Corner
lX'\:rf1cld 3 br, 2 ba Call location with outstandmg
Nick Vracin curb appeal Iron grates
lrvme Pla1a Realty and gnll. Call io see.
752·6521or551-2784 Now only $87,500.
Deerfield Condo. 2br &
den, 1 nr. On the green·
belt nr lhe pool. Jmmcd.
POSS('SSion. $76,000.
55!H~2, 554·1161 dys. LEADERSHIP
REAL ESTATE
842·4466
S & S Park lluntington.
Immaculate 3br, 2ba. ~hm~ xtras. Quiel Cul-
ill· ,,l l' SHl ,;t()(I. 003;8579 ing cooktop. Waterfall LAK£fRONJ behind wall of glass. RANCH REALTY
Walk lo schools & park. New luxury 2 Br & den, ~~•.ow <;n·,•• 1.11n11\ hm N 0 581.500. P.M. Cooper & a 11 u Pg rad es. 171 ___ s_s_1._2_0_0_0 __ _ , lilt + 1i.tol ,111-.1 11 Assoc. 5.16-1484 536-8013. 8 d d 0 1 5 1k1"1 11t·cl H1·.11h tono11 rt gewoo' pen . GOOJ> LOCAT I ON
111 11111\ t• 111l11 \lrnult"' '" LA CU E.~TA Sat &sun. 675"3178 California hme, Plan lM:
h1 ;11 h Tn "I, IKIO d\\ll BYTHESEA Deerfield Patio Home 2 3 Br 2 Ba, Fam Rm, Dln
\it .•1'1 o> ,~,.1 •Kl ;,,1111, 4Br. 3Ba, Cam rm, coun· BR + den 2 b A iC Rm. w/buffet. newly try kit. 1 mi to beach. For ' a' ' painted. $76,500. Prine
D 0 W N more info or appt (714) frplc. $82,900. By owner . only. 759-5848 dys ;
962·3532 or 963-3002 By 955·3lS8 559-0186 e\'S/wknds
S Ex Y ~er. pnn only. l«caoin Price
1 \ t h 11 -------•I ()pen Tise today 1·5 VILLAGE 3 111~tonl' ~~ncht ~~m:n1,j RHAPSODY 3000 sq .Ct. hme w/4br, This 3 bedroom home 11t•11 r 0 0 m . 2 ha t h • ram.rm, din rm, & xtra provides an unobstruct· t•nt·lo~•'ff p11110 with brick in green & yellows. Love· hte bonus rm. Covered ed view oC Saddleback. A
5 BR BTHJ for 1 ho~e \\arm ly one level, 4 bedroom patio, BBQ & li:?e pool. cul-de·sac that backs the
-.um nwr nii:hi~. Close 10 home. Flreplaceinhvmg Drop by & see for greenbelt. Close to shop·
lK'llCh srhools and shop· room, deluxe window yourself, 13721 Sohta1re ping. Enjoy parks. pool
pini.: Won t last at only treatments & carpctmg. in The Racquet Club. and tennis. $95,900. Call
1{4·.1t t hi' h1·,1rh 1 ra mr ~i7 .ooo Open Sat & sun Shower & sink in garage. 5'W·9411. for appt.
\'llh 1111~ nt·w llshn~ 'l 15 6102 Ounn, H.B Secludedgarden&pal10. RealE.'>tate
11..·druom. 2 '"''" plu~ W II \ L Jo: N RE AL HurrySlOS.000. &tabhshme nt
t.1mily 1011m, \\.all.. l•l EST\TE.891M855 640•6600 Deerfield dlxe 4 BR, 2t'l
... 1·ho11I • & ~111111111111: or • . . b Br d h hi hikt> to lll'.idi \ou lwttt-r SF.AW IND pool & JBCUZ7.I a. an new, 1g y
sec 11 nn" •I unh SRS 000 Sl09,500 upgraded. Prin. only.
Opi•n Sat it Sun 1 l'i 1(1102 CUSTOM HOME 3br, 121.3)183·4571
Cutty Sark WllAI l''N S79.500Ncar beach CULVERDALE
R t-: ',\ L Es I' fl. 1: ~; . H K PROFESSIONALS REDUCED S3000. RAMCH REALTY
llV8 7115.'l ~llJ.'18377 963·?653 ~~~~~~~~~! 55 I ·2000 Lovely 2 story, 4 BR.1---------
Pool J:.11•11111 s1:16.!lOO JUST LISTED! ram.rm, lgc kitchen, 3 WOODBRIDGES&S
Li;e 5 1rn hom1• m pr<'· 4 BR, 2 BA. Goldenwest ---------1 bath, laundry rm, nr RedwoodModelTwnbse '>llKe area nrur heuch 3 1-iltntes. (t'am rm, Cplc, park & schools. Nice 3 Br, 2Vt ba w/frplc, nr
Car 11ar' Corm11l din, !lhuke roo(. blk wall yd. WOWI. landscaping, wrought lake&pool.lblktopark. ~p.acious fom rm c,111 for details. iron. etc. Askina $85,000. Fully upgrd 'd. pp.
P/l.Clfll'S1\NDS 531514)(1, C\l.'!1968-6104 WHAT A VALUE! 0wner<714)963-1675 $AS,SOO. Will lease
REALTY !lt;IJ0779 W•sthaYenReafton Format dining, Cornily UNI VERSITYPARK 5Sl·5T74
STO' Inn RE Metwort& rm. huge kitchen. solid. 4 BR. 2 't-2 Ba, on quiel redwood cons trucllon. cul·de·sac, hi&hly up·
S.·i• th.•·,e h11m1: Wiii h~ Pnr\.'<1 to !>ell La Cuma You'll agree Its a lot tor g raded. n ew crpts,
.i111·n Suncl.I\ I ft r\t. R.ir~uel Club Tm mac $$,SOO Don't wait, see it hardwood floors, perfect lt;7'l9Stl~Trtt>, l-'V <ltrl d . :rnr. '2ba, by today, call cond. Over 2200 sq. ft. l!J!~' acht, 110 o\\ncr $88,900 Opco hse CENTURY 21 nnd unde r $100,000. ~=l~,~~D ii:.' ~n:J~s" m /l.londra ~9~7~9-~l~O~S~O~S~3~6-~7~5~42~ rrl.nc. only. 552·774'
l4l·06 I JUST R_E_D_U_C_EO __ IW'*oe 4 B~~ll:~:l Rm ,
3 hr. tll•n, z l>a A JCWl'l 1 uwradt.'<i, rac1'1c Snnds ...;::... I 042 ·Bi.cay .Model on park.
113.11 Fr1c-.1lund. ~72.~l 4 Br 2 Ba. heatt"d pool .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• upfl'ds, S145K, ova/wknd
t'hl.'<'f llt•alty. 84G·5531 mmc-r lot. Fruit trees Lovely .Cbr custom horn~·. $$2·1905; ofc, 752·1210 . -------••I Owrter mo\•ing. Open Cath~ral ulllna. It" btkr. Hoose Wed & Tbura 1..S II " ---------•
THREE
San Ml1uels in the
Ranch. All with POOLS,
AND SPAS. Over 2200aq.
fl. of beautiful Uvlnf·
CalJ now Cor a lnok "t tht.t fine aelection that. may never be again.
CH \1\MING 3 R<lrm, 2 sat & Sun l ·S. A&ent. windows. stone frplc, DEERFIELD Plan ll·A. ba hnm w /pnol l .ow 00.0050 gives this ~padou1 home 3br, 2ba, uparoded, end
mnlnt yrct Clm14' to hrh & 1-:-, --------load5 of charm. Prlvllc:)' unJt by ownr. 551·082'7 RANCH RIAL TY
purk11. SIU ,llOO . C6111 OpenHteSof/Sun12·4 +vtcw.5Sl·"26Blcr WOO DBRIDGF. Sit$ 151·2000 "
"42-0411Aftt $69,900 l•-------•I Twnhle, 3 Br Fam 1\m,i--------------~~~~-111!!!!1-•l 1..m:~ly 4Br homo. Don't • SeoK.,. Condo 21\ 811, ownr. $87,900. WOODlllDG!
•OPEH MOUSE•
• r"l•i.thl!\'<lrnlit bocltyrl. 1 .BR. up talrs modol, _640-__ 0254 ________ , Stepa to bellrh club.
ls.>2 BAVSHORE LN. 11paclou1111und -ck. Cb~e you.r ()Wn In•
SJ\T&.SU~ 12 61 New 3Hr. 21 Ba, O<'t1tn
vu-w. Bldr/Ukr 631 1,
Clt'S3&-0W~\it'J/wk~ •
LUDB.SHI, Call Ron EUts S.lllna anythlnl wttb a tenor. Thts 4 BR Ir 2 llA
R!At IST AT! Cc-ntury 21960·2358 Doily Pilnt Clan lfitd Ad h.<lo la rco.dy for occup
•42•446, Crol!I Country 1411188 II a almple matler • • • now.135..o2U nt 95&2; or
Just c•ll ~. 675-3$$4.
CULVERDALE
4 IDRM.-FAM. RM.
If you're looking for a large
family home, this is it! A re-
m a rkable home in a great
family location. near park and
pool on a cul·de-sac street ..
Some or the amenities include.
a large bonus rm. complete
with pool table, lamp and bar.
parquet entryway. Interior
completely color c·oordinated
with upgraded papers, custom
drapes and carpet, plus much
more. Call today.
CHANCELLOR
SHAR' -4 IDRMS.
Beautiful Plan 4 Chancellor
home loaded with extras which
include plush upgraded carpet·
·ing. new drapes, dining area,
fireplace, large sunny kitchen:
21h baths, plus much more ana
priced to sell at only $97,500.
IRVINI CONDO
ONLY SSl.500
New on the market and the
owners are anxious. Sharp 2.
bdrm. Plan D with cent. air
conditioning, dining area and a
Single car garage. The best
buy in Irvine. Hurry on this
one.
OHM MOUSE
.. IDIM.~C
ll061 IUTUlt-1·5
Lovely comer lot Plan 4 locat-
ed across from greenbelt. Ex-
t erior freshly painted, 4
spaciou bdrms.. 21.A.: baths,
fireplace. cent. air condition·
ing and bcauUiully decorated
nre just a few of the exciting
extras included In this fan-
t nstic home. A must see. Off Micbel!llon. Owner anxious .
Only $.U0.000. •
red hill
realty
552-7500
----'~----__ <WI-=.. WAM~8 __
~
1990So.Cst. Hwy.494·8519
w "et bar. fam rm, fan-
lashc whitewater & cu·
nyon '1ew
2BRJ2Ba fantasl1t' ocean ·
\·1ew. furn and. V1ctona
lieJch $159.000.
Open House Sun. 1 5, 2020
OPEN SUM. 2·5 San Remo Dr. Surf & Ca
'
177 SKYLl ..... E nyon views 31 l Ba lge
" dL•c:ks. fam rm, 2 frplcs. Mystic Hills, want a Sl00.500. Owner 494·8711
view without a lonit UP· ------·
hill drive? Thls 3 bdrm .. GREAT LITILE HOUSE
2 bath charmer has it• lbgh m the hills. 3 br &
Low mainl. yard with family rm w/back yd
automatic sprinkler valley \•1cw. Offered at
system. Large. levt?I lot. only $114.750.
One or the few hillside Paul i'rankhn 979·8533
~;~without steps. R....i::-REAL-ESTATE
LAGUNA NIGUEL '--t::::-' ENTERPRISES.
3 Bdrm., 2 bnth horq.9
near bus stop; the lar~
rooms & xlnt floor plan
provide for easy In·
door /outdoor entertain·
ing. $119,500
MIGUEL SHORES
New listing! Bright &
cheery 3 bdrm., den & 2
bath home. Beaut1Cully
landscaped, with lush
plantings. Brick patios.
wood decks, bnck walls
Many, many extras
Everything you want in a
home! $157,500
81G2STORY
W /SPECTACULAR
OCEAMVIEW
Mountains ide, among
the pine trees. a most
picturesque setting, you
will hnd this 4 BR. fami-
ly rm, dining room with
just under a>()() sq. rt. Bil
hke 2 sep. homes. ea.
W/O fantalllic \'iew Of the
ocean. (Use your im-
agmalloo).
$266,000
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
(fa~ 'fer HEW USTIMG! ~· 11...,,,~ Laguna's finest value•
110SN.CocnrHwy.,Loguno lmmac. ocean view 494-1177 home; 3 bdrms., den. 2
3160\ Coast Hwy .. S.log"°'a baths . Comp I et el y
' 499-4591 rr~~~~t t m'rn~t~er;~i~;
Quiet Sedus;on center. Numerous quaJi.
<>cean view. decks, pool, ty amen lties. Only
3 bdrm .. near Vlcto.Ha $1.6S,SOO
BeaChj huge lot. A truly m: 11wftc9~ Wlique home. Open SUn. ~ ~li'°
1-S. 2920 Alexander. 4"9·2800
$229.500.
Peou & Q.l•t EXQUIStTB. Y
Ct>Unt.ry &GtUng amongst DECOliTED
trees: 2-story 3 bdrm., Qiff Dr Coado "
lY. ba., extra Igo. Lovely 18; don 28 prqe, encl. patio, wood h • • uteri or : 3 yra. old ome w /white water $129wfi00. Open Sun 15 view, frplc, lmportc4
8)1SbadyLaoe · • · tile. 2, dc.cka, f'rench * 494-7551 * doors, 9 C'C1Ungs.
"" ':)' ( CJ l"•)M')
,t...1.ft f'
$120,000
HOWARD JOHHSOM
REAl.n
4'7-1744
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Attrartlve c btdrm. CHUllT LAKE ...
hlthly uparaded. 3 ln 1raclous Back liay r1~pl1Cf'll, 1tpar11te dln· area on • cbarrni.nf cul ~room, wcil bar. ThtS dH1tc b 11 spacious 3
beauufw 2 atory .hom1J li. beodrnc;;m, 2~1 batb home l~• Ytt old. Locah.'<i ln w1thTWOfiteplaces' Sip tho commumty or Wood your mornmg 1:orree in
Walk. Offered lll$~17.9SO the bright, chcHI<'
OpenHouaeS.t/SUnl·5 kitchen. Kxtra lari.:e
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IYOWNER
3 Rr, Iba home Newly
remod lw<I. U11per Vic·
lon• Buch. Octan view.
ltT8,500. Open Houn
S•t/Sun 10·•· CMll
07-'521or 494·SUJZ
L..,... H 1 I 01 0 2237:S Pr•lrie Rd. tk..'drooms muke tht!> a
ON THE CLIFF ....
Drive, Newport Heights. I 5'1• Doww.
ownel' will carry lSt T.D. 9% int. In·
terest only, payments 5 yrs. Cato.
2-400 :fQ rt. 3 BR, 2 BA.family home
with VllW, PLUS 2 BR, l BA separate
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~ ...... t • a._.... e.o. wttti.,.. wood
b••••tl c•lll•t• h reelty • ... ,., •
.. JI 16.10 0/ OPIN NOUS.I 5-dey, ..._
t2 ftWft 1:00 .. 4 il0 ,.-. 100 D .. Mor-,
L~lekh.
•••••• ••• •• ••• •••••• • •• true fanuly home-an
lbr. 2ba 1t ~t:l fontov11. fo11tasttc area! Need~ S7:uoo 1213)612 1731 & tender loving care. Price
1a1J1no-:meu Reduced!
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II \!.-Ill \11\
' .\I' I ru,1 ht Ct1111,dr1M,,
llSTIUY -----11£1,= l Conte in po 1 11 r v BEAUTY Prap9rt ... Ci.llfornl u Tuwnhom t• 7s2•'920
<her 15001q fl,+ v<-n•n· Wood11lde Plun 113 l4000IJAIHT.NtwK>at111oc"
MAGNIFICENT MEW UsnMG
Truly the best on the market, located
at 2210 Private Road, off Irvine Ave,
Newport. This quality view home is
for the top exec. who wants the best.
One of 17 homes on a Cl.rcular drive
w/ pool, putting green, tea house.
Priced to sell fast at only $162,500 ..
Hurry, as homes on t.h.b street sell
within a day or two. Open :Sat /SWl 1·5 . * * UNITED IROKERS
Call 646·7414 Now.
Newport Buch I 0691 Newport e.ach
··omce w/kitchen & living room. Or use
your imagination. OCIAH ¥11W PLUS
15'x40' pool & jacuul. LOWEST NICID
VIEW HOME S 115,000 ft-e Immediate
occupancy with tax advaotages. Call
831"2246
111£ KEMDA LL
COMPANY 497-2419
'i.4 •1111
1111 w1v1t'w. 3 81t"!1, 1•1 Oorl(eous deeouttng, 1i.,·,., A C.2c1u ic11r Onlv drupe~ & c11rpellnt:.
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1!1311111?.
$W,OOO culllom land:ieaplng,
l!DCARrET 11 pranklns. covered
SELLING
REAL ESTATE
Npt Sch/Costa .Mes..i
SINCEJ959
OPlH SAT0 SUH l·S
COMI A RUMMIN• TO
OCAl ESTATE
R--'t 516 0400 IMllo 3 Hedroom, 2 full
L.oit-a 1 .. ch I 041 LOCJ1MO .. och I 041
-Ort • bdlh!i, ramlly room
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l11ness forcrs so le
w luaic firepluce. Elec·
tr1c garage door
op.-ner-r u nt ast 1 c-
burry1 S102.SOO
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
One of only ten 3 Bedroom & den
homes in all of N.B .. CdM. listed in
MJ.S under $150,000. Many amenities.
call for list of them & address.
Hewporl leoch I 069 'Newport leoch l 069 ..............................................
OCEANFRONT CUTE
COTTAGE
IJI ,,,.,. Hl ~llC ('Ol
I \<. ... "' 1tt'tiltll'd t'll·
lt'nur cit ht·,.,·y ~h11ke
'1 ••lfl111t ~. ::.huttt·rt•d "in
'''"',.. "'hot p .. t 111 & lrunl ~r und .. \LI
... ' l ' f . 'J s t 1>
\\ H\\IBLl:\1: l'ICKET t•t-\l't:
l.u11unou• 2 RR, 2'• Ha
Jlt)o Ml ft 20" ha WdlJ of
xl .. u cmlu I~ aundrck
"'c1 ~.111dy 1111 Hile bch
C"t>nlral J~·at , ~rc;al vu.
£;!) 1100
Laguna Vill11e-Sanlt1
&rbura ~fodcl Condo ~
br, 2 b11. 2 car gur. hul(c
storage area 1-;nd unil
Beaut. \ 1e". Pool
C'lubhse. t~nnas. rarquf'l
ball. 5Huna<; 1557 :sq rt
23332 <.'a rmmt .i ~lure IJ l
$i4 950 5-1!1 :r72 I
640-6600
ii~rrle
IIVH Palermo fee fi\l'r
upi)t'r Dri\eby1115Purt
St1rlm~ then l·all u" 111.
O-I0-0008
••UHITH> IROKBS
CLEO MARSALISI, 5•41·273'. or
646-74 I 4.
CHANCE TO Live ON
LIDO ISLE
497-1171 ca ............
LAGUNA HILLS
BACK BAY
3 Br 2 Ba , 2 fplc's. h:c
comer lot Owner: A11enl
Private beaches-Tennis Courts
Cu.5tom built, 4 Br 2~ Bath
C°llt\ :! non ~I FLOOR
l'I \"J 1plu!i ~l'f>Jrall• --------•
BeautaruJly uperaded 2 Mi • v· . I 067 bedroom. 2 bath condo. u1on 1e10
Pnvale end unit. vacant •••••••••••••••••••••••
& ready for immediatt: CORDOVA C BR. Cam
occupancy.OpenSunday rm. cpt'i;, upgrd'd ,
will fanance, no loan fee. Hewporl leoch I 069 Newport e.ach l 069 Quick possession ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Sl15.000. 2298 Redlands OPEN HOUSE
Dnve 642·0596 SAT JSUN •Hwpt HeiCJhts *
Open $Un. l -5PM, 2312
fo'ranclsco Dr. Beaut. 4
Br w/Yam Rm, custom
home."Unique a trium en·
try. lge bdrms &: lot.
Must see. $147,500. Agt.
rt . Mrrcdith. 544·1440;
Evs, 544·3629
UJ Ylti llMce -$125,000
()pm Sat & S.. l·S rM
rrinciple•. pleoM
hltli: c-ould lw U~l·d fur 1-5 S63,900. 23420 Camilo beaut. lndscp'g. VIEW ..... -..,.,~~..._.....__,.~ IS 0 ..... 1 .......
Marcial Call S71 .900. (;ull 830·2011
898-7855 WESTCLIFF owner.
JI 111· st r Ill l . (I I d 1•
r •• ~h111nt'd . p.1rl11r ly(lt•
ltv. rm hits HUGGfo:U
FlELl>STON~
I-' I H E I' I. /\ <' E w wouui-::-.: :'11\~11.1~.
fH\\tF.O HY ST>\INl-:1>
GL\S~ WJ~I>OWS &
C E I L I " Ii S
\\' I·. :Ii I' ll S ~; fJ
Wflela11 Lust Chanc•e to IJuy horn••
111 M t~'>ltln Vic.-Jo under
SQ.'i 000. l:reut view, :1 Br
2 lfo. t·all Crown Heal
Designer:; home. 3Br.
formal dming rm, furn
rm. lg. indoor garden rm
w. gl11ss roof & jacuu1.
owner. appt only 631·051!.1
2511 Vista Dr. Dav11horc
Super shurp hou~l' +
M~parate gut>st quartcn,,
111e111.t1 & much. much
mun• Sl87.500 Incl lund
Pro1>erly !louse 612 Jl!SO
Hewportleoch 10691Hewporthach 1069 .•..............•..... , ..••....•••............
La9una Cyn.
M l Property w1tn 2 BR. -
a ha apl. + studio, om re
~pace w 1f1replace and
tommt'rl"tal warehou~e
~wl,1l>le ror plumber or
l'lt•clnc1an. (115) $142.SOU
REAL ESTATE !'~tall' 1130 1550 P""llli_,....._~_,,._.,..........,.....,,
*SAVE HOW !,_, Sc.i \"1ew Custom 31.>r_
OPEN SUN 16 5
#3 Cherry Hi111 Ln
BEST BUY IH
BIG CANYON
RARE
l Sty lgc 3 Br condo,
pools. putting grn,
budmln. S86.500. Hurry.
s11:n up for lottery. Agl.
673 7311
LIDO ISLE
"l l~IBIW!\
·1 h1' 11ltll•r h11mt• ha' ht•(•n
E X T E . S l \' I·: I. Y
R t-; \I 0 I> t-: L ~; U &
R E F l 1l II I S II .. ; 0 .
i'\Cl.l"Dl'1<; t\ITCIH:N
& R \Tll :-.t•w rloonni.: &
" " l •irJl<"lli l hruout It ~
lt>t .11l-d Ill d1"e IO 'l'l'
SUPER BUY!
38EDROOM
Probably the lrast ro~th
of 1l 0~ kind an La~unJ
11.Jlls a neat 3 RR,:! 11.ilh
Sorrento model. l2 block
to grassy park, "llh
vaulted cc1ltn.l(s. near
Ol'W rarpctc; and fresh
patnl Only S7t1.!IOO
. . tll'n &·:st vu. 0J>('n I J Lowest !meed hou:.e 10 1917 Yacht Ench;rntrc~s \1 V. Spacious 2Br _ _ _
1"2&, priced $20,000 un H--L--V H der market Won"l last al ~ U om~s Secluded setting with
2 Bdrm. c·ulie on great strl'el·lO·Street
homesite. Stucco exterior. Spanish
style roof. $180,000
Victoria Bch.
1\sl>umublc V /\.loan.
Call 644·7211 t IUll 11r J.aJ:UOd C ,I0\1111
SGS.BOO 581·0617 eves. PORTOFlNO ----4Br.J•,ba,famrm.dm
By Ownr. 4 br. 3 ba Ex· rm. game rm. il69,950
ccutave home on cul dt'· fee. Owner 644-48«
sac w fabulous view.
Frplc In hv rm & fam 1---------
rm, formal dan rm, lgc This Could Be
cat in kllchen. covered THE ONE!
electric gatt"I &. \tew Ocean & Bay view. Tn·
Pool & Jacut11, 4 Bdrm. level Newport Crest
212 ha. Mo~l popular townhouse. 3br + den,
model m this prt•:.l11(1ous 2'•ba. End unll. Pool.
areo. Owner A.:cnt ll'nms, jacuzzi, sauna.
640·S9S7or644 841_5 __ walk to beach. By
HARBOR VIEW
PALERMO
Owner. $150.000 645·9322
OCEANFRONT I he 1 .. n.i I' L<tlll'<I ,, I \
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B \l<C: \I:\ .11 ~ p;allo w lge rncd back yd Magnificent panoramic
!loom for pool llpi;radcd view or Bay and Ocean 3
th r u out. Open h s c Bed rm. 3 ba. 2 rplc. 20x2S
Sal Sun 1 6. :!6lJ81 Uicon· rumpus rm w1wet bar,
dtlln, 673 61i77 tplc & \ lt!W. S279.SOO
Prof dccrt"d. award win·
nang Inds~~ on lr.R cor
lot Set• ll) apprce Open
housl' ~al & Sun I 5 1801
Pnrt Burmnuth Pl. Call
fl.t I 1531 Own aJ . .'t
I bdrm Cotta<Je ..Wwport e.och I 069 Newport leoch I 069
BY OWNER
Probate Sale. $185,000
firm Prm only.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
S82,950 Full Price
SEE TOI)/\ y I I
• (,();";Jo. ro~IOHHO\\'"'
MI SSION REAL TY
:J&'.i s. (;:,l . LJ~Ulla
Phone 494-0731
COAST ROYAL
Ma~terp1ect• of conlem
JJ n r ,1 r v d l" ., 1 I! n , :1
hedroom. :!'• hulh.
111ul11 l•·H·I. qu,11t1v c.-un
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\ IC\~. $2tl5,000
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REAL ESTATE
1350 S.Coost Hwy.
494-8536
OPEN 1·5
627 Hyes Place
1;.:u.0331 l~a ,..iguel I 0 52 ~:::=;;:;:=:::=::::;., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ho Qualifyfn9,
Price Reduced !! in Mission Viejo! "~ •
4911 Sea~hore Dr.
642·6450 or 642·3698
OoverShoru
1712 Highland Dr
Open Use Sun I r>pm
Crawford&. 1\s!>u<:.
957·0701 Nt•w i>allo home 011 Ion· 2 llll plu)> surprl::.t• room, '-"'11Ulll21 HARBOR VIEW BY OWNER .
PORTERREALTY lylandsrupedlol.2BH ~ Ulll!t·ade-; lhru out, ~ -• '"l~ EXECUTIVE Newport Shores 4br !'ltwptCrestconclo.4Ur3
1000 N (;OAST llWY. dt>n w frplc & wt'l li<u 11\HWr 1 ranslc•rrt•d \~ U-I.l__J ~ U • ..SOMERSET" • 21~ba. Immaculate! Pvt Bu, tn lt!Vcl, 3 dks. wcl·
497·2468 Lush <·arpetmg & dr~p1·s. ~urTUible Vi\ loan S72.ooo MARIHBS sq. p11tio. Rec area: pool & bar. FR. x tr a:..
OPEN SUH. 1-4 tile t•ntry. Ownl'r \cry Call now' Bill, Forest E. l'rofl•Ssionally decorated tennis. 234 ' Colton. Overlooks pool. $125,000
967 Meadowlark ln. an:oous. Adult comm uni Olson Rl•altors. 837 9550 lfflltors 631.0ll I 5 bedroom plus flJmily 646-2748. Ownr /agt or bst orr. :>42·3952 (;alder A~unny.open\'lewolca \y.Sl!7.soo. OPEHHOUSE -------~~~ l~'.gh:r au~i:rna~~1---------_R_e_a_lt'-Y _____ _
nyoo & ocean from living JAY W YEATS Sot & Sun 12·3 HARBOR VIEW wallpaper. Tt-rracott~ HARBOR VIEW OPEN HOUSE SUN 1·5
rm .• kitchen. den & 2 REALTORS Comt•..,t•c2200sqfl4Ilr, PORTOFINO lile. Parquet entry hall. 0 .._EGO Back Bay Condo,
dl!cks Huge mstr. bdrm. 499-223~ 2Uu. 2 ,,1~· w air & up· t of kmd w/pvt }cl, lu~h l?XtenMve ll'ie of brick M "• Newport Bch. University
+ 2 more bdrms. &: dark ----~ra<lcs 1 hruout. Earlh J:(ardens. paddle tcnm-.. patio:.. rust om wall un Open House Sat/Sun l ·S & Irvine, new cpls, super
room. SlGS.llOO PERCHED ON l'lr:.. cr1un1ry kit. By t·rt. l!lunnmg decor I br. its. and bookcases All By owner, 4 br, 2 ba, rond., muslsee'
DUPLEX A HILLSIDE o"ncr SHH !JOO. 26501 V111 :! , ha. f1rep1t. lurmal tht!> 1n a pre<ot1A1ous famlly·rm w/beam cell· ~'TEPllEN &ASSOC
Walk to Shaw·s Co\·e: l..<1ra830-387:> din·g. gourmt't k1Hh :\cwporl l:Jcach t•11m mg, formal dining rm. 752.9023
l".11h h." l bdrm:.. 2 in heilut1Cul Laguna . • . ram.rm. sep 1tuest den munlly island kitchen. upgraded ----------
hath... upper h;i, nt l'·'" ..,.1~uel. ll> un cnchantmit BY OW"\ Ell. bt•aulaful bonus room w bdrm & thru-out. Lge corner lot. DOVER SHORES
\le" Hcducedlo$ti:>,uoo 2·stor~ :! ht•1lroom home. ·I llr :! Ba. pool. bdth.1718Porl Margate. • liOI Port Weslbourne. Elegant !>pac1ous pool
EMERALD BA y to ... 11home "1th l1rl·pl:1ce J.1l·uz11. 'II'\' up):radr'i. Open hse Sun. 1·5 or l" I Cl • .Quall ~ S159.500. 644-4284 estate. completely furn
lkl1i.:hlf11I 2 bdrm , :! PLtiS a 20xJO cnclo~cd m:1ny xtr<1s $89.SOO Call :cppl 6"'4·51211 . 0\1 nr. Plac• Sl89.500.
h.1th .... lice fleck "•th l(ar~ge! Don't. wall-rorappt.758-4216 $182000. Prap•rti•a OpenSat/SMrt 12·5
"''00 1)()() won t las\ :it S-IR qoo 069 ---1•"·tt20 i---------l 206 W t tiff D '""\'•'" \ 11'" "" • <2l \IL PL \l'I-: Newport Beach I OPEN H 0 USE B V 1400 ouim .. sT Nl w'<>•T HACH OPN HOUSE 2·5 H c r. . OCEAHf.,RO ... T. I) E ,. E L 0 p \1 E :-.. r •••••••••••••••••• ••••• OWNER E. Blurr 4 Br. 1tl2 SEASIDE CR. NB JOllN KLOSE RLTR9
Situal<'d on '>'oods Cowe CORI' OCEAN VIEW Fam Rm. 2 rplc's. 2', LEASE/OPTION Newport Crest Condo. li4!>-6822 559 rtSAA
01llh, ;tlanta:.llc local ton <7111831·3192 & ... IGHT LITES Ba. pool SIZI.' lot. 22H Harbor Vu Mont•qo 2Br,2ba, blOC'kS to beach. IACIC IAY AREA
With superb \"IC\\S or ----IL\RBOR vn;w HOMES ,\Ila \'1std 644 ·1323 or llu~hly upgraded 4 br 2 WJDincl'd.
rocks & ocean. One of a l IR, 3 BA Twnhm PllASE 111 64-11325 ba Nr. nrnhlt. 5700 Newport Pier R.E •CHARMING•
I.and home St!SO.OOO Beautiful 1ww home in ---" DREAM HOUSE
DA,..A KHOLLdS d Sea Tl•1-ran· rnmumuni· t1'!;·:1~1;:i,~1l~~~o.rc;:_~n21---------~':i'.Slf~e~.P~~~· ~:a~y ~ 1•548--4•063----•67•3•·20-58 Lovely recreation rm. 1r.·
lmmat•ulatr.up({ra e 3 ty. Fireplace. Sl'cur1ty frplcs. fully lnd:.cpd . MOVINGTO 640.4424 eve/wknd; x22',2000sqft.3Dr,2ba,
htlrms · family rm., gate. Fully l.1ndsrnped. 752.1073 SAH DIEGO l!:l8·4424dys. HEWPORT CREST living rm, dining rm, 2
nt1r111m & 3 car fl(arbal(e. Hurry belorc :.ummcr! -------fi Br + F H m Rm, ----Huge 4 bdrm. condo. 21~ frplcs. New cpls thru· r 0~e lo marina, or oat Sl03.500. SEA VIEW. Dynumic Pakrmo llVH. Eular)!l'cil•--------•I baths, with formal dining out. Nicely landscaped 4 m~lll'ts. ~i.IMIO Ron Ellis-960 2358 ocean!Jites view. Brand dining rm. wtbay win •POOL HOME• rm. & separate family car g&rage or room ror
C-21XCntry848-1188 n!'w. S25.000. under mkt. dow. all xi ras. 1i.i blk Exclusl .. Baycrest rm. Great ror entertain-shop. Dy owner S119.000
LOVE NEST.
Swc1?µ1111: Canyon &
Ucl'.lll \"11.'W. All wood & l!l • ..,~ ht·auly Liv rm
11;1 n el etl c I' t 1 lo f I r
" heaml.'<1 cell"gs. Shd·
l111t glass to 24' vu deck,
frplc Sep elm or Cam rm
J lld llu(lc '\tstr br 20x23'
w hcamed cell t>pen to
pn,ate21' view balcony.
Super k1teh. bltno;. Lux
lµts. drps Huge lot. rm
for pool Vacant. move in
no\\ ::.11;c1 000
MOHARCH SUMMIT
OPEN SAT /SUM 1°4
$279.500. 548-8614; park. school, pool BestSchls/Beaches mg! Swim. play tennis, Irvine Ave to 23rd St. J 759·1677J.V.Co. Perfect family environ· 4nr. 2,, ba. !-'am/Din short jog lo the beach. bl ks west to 2305
22822 ANDARA
2 Bdrms .• 2 bath C plan
Ocean view, close to
c lubhouse, pool &
jacuzzi Owner I Agcnl
m,soo11.i Gi5 1;,i;:?
HARIORVIEW
"SOMERSET ..
MODEL
Jmmncuh1te 5 bedroom.
J bath home two
nr('plares great ram1ly
OPEN SL:'-i I fi Jre-4 plus formul dinan&! 29l~ Ahot .. 1nch On a pool s11cd lot and
North \'1e" 3 br, 2 ba. PRICED TO SELL
cath. ceahngs, 3-:.tdt• NOW' $112.500
rm for pool Beaut , UtM
lndscpd. $109.950 Plac•
ment. Fee. By owner. Rm Decorator kit ch $139.SOO. RedlnndsDr. PhS48 0051
644-6714 w,nook VIEW VIEW VIEW
1--------1 OpsnDally 1·5 OCEAN PARK LIDO
U 192.C Lttward ln. RXER-UPPER
S 186,500 FH On Half Million Dollar
hes: 642·0244 ·====-=-------• Home Pote n l 1 a I !
Days: 646·664' Baycrest · ~~ousesattSun 1.5
HARIORVIEW
HOME
Ccrmel Model
~~~~~~~~~ Great home for outdoor ..,.,.. r: entertaming by spark!· 281>4 CliCr Dnve. NB Agt 642-5319 mi: pool; 4 BR. 2 ba .• 2 Roy 646 7414
frplcs., living rm. with---...:....-----
beamed ceil.. family OPEN HSE
rm ; shake roor; quiet Sal/Sun 12.30 to 5.
Wt'lti 11 t1.N,C1111ipa11~
~ . ..
PREVIEW
Catlfomia Premier
COHOOMINlUM
ResldHce
60 I Lido Perk Or.
.lust call 675-6900
HARIOIVIEW
KNOLLS
All the charms or a New
F.nglaod country village
an a l~alion thal can't be '
beat! View of lbe wooded
convon area is comblned
with proximity to luxury
n •crcalton. racililaes .
Brand new 2 bdrm., 2 ,
ba. $128,500
ss2-1oook_
VitEL~
Rf.. AL TORS
FAMILY HOME
THE BLUFFS
OPEN TODAY I ·5
2114 V. ENTRADA
·1 Bdrms .. J full bath-..
2100 :.11 rt. "Carmelita.'
home 111 choice early
area. This end unit
lo\\nhome 1s totally "re·
done•· by proh•ss. de·
rorat1)1". Absolutely mo'.
l'·an ready' Prem a um
location nebrby pool.
<EHn has central atr·
cnnd111onang). A r eal
show·stopper! ! A must
SC(' at S149.SOO.
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•!~I',; I I 111 •i
lhr 3ha + den. F.in
1,c,t1r "htll'~att•r nrw
( nstorn En.l(hsh Tullo1
ALSO OPEN
11l4 Rim Rock
I 225 Cerritos
1olf 1'l'mplr lhlls Ori
Open S11t1Sun. 1:30 tn
'i1lm Own 1 A~ 759·0358
3BR, nice patio, pool size
yard. Pnced lo sell im·
med.
frplc. c-on\.er~alion p11. I£ IQ -ii ~
BOND REALTY Prapwti•'
8319411 7S2•tt20 7590761 • 1400 OUAIL ST HlWl'OllT HACH ----_· ----
HARBOR VIEW HOME
4Br Montego. hlghly up·
graded lndscping
wthrick entry & patios,
byowncr
2015 Port Chelsea
1;.10 1981
area. $159,500 3Br, 2811, tam rm. super ~~~~~~~~~
CALL (i') '46·1414 sharpSl16,900.833·8il4 -
R1nq b·I •) •, ,i-,Q l\nyt11ne
f:,r.thh1ll PttJI lllrl•l
Canyon
S:.!:!!i.oOO. 3hr. :Hhl
l.1m 1 m on a lo\l•l\' knoll
" O~t'31l & l"all\llll.\'IC\\:>
l'J,ot•l· lll'ulty · 1!1'1 0704
-LOTS
m Lal(una Beach SS0.000
l,.austa Vitali Realtor
'499-2241
Laguna Niguel I 052 LCICJUM Higiad I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
fllc~Jt!',!J~
A IEAUTY-CUSTOM HOME
Outstandinj? profosstonally decorat·
t•d homl' in La Vl'ta. Open beam
Cl'ilin):?s. large famil y room. wet
har. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 3 car
_garaj?e. Jusl m1nuks from the
b('acb Sl 19.000
OPEN 1·5 29672 ANA MARIA LANE
MONARCH SUMMIT
For the young at heart adults. 2
Bedrooms. 2 bath~. intt-riors
tastf'fully and exp ensively up-
graded. Exteriors beautifully
landscaped. Community pool,
jncuizt. l{ame room. t'tc. Close lo
8hopplng and bcach~s. sno.ooo.
OPEN t S 22812 ARBEL'LA RD.
A COLDWILL UMC CO.
496-7222 '831-0836 """ .... dt.., .... L.,... .....
~ PEHIMSUL.A
1'ter Ntw11or1 Pou OUiu POINT
---------~ARCH SUMMIT EASTILUFF Bargum' $98,500. Bluffs 3i--------mllj
Outstandmi£ Townhouse~ New on mark<'I Super BR., 2 ba. con!lo, trt· HARIOR VIEW NEW BLUFFS
40li V. qUIHT A in Adult Community w1lh s harp Lusk home in lt'vel. /\gt. 640-7000 "CARMEL"
Cl ubhou se. l'ool & Eo5lhluff. 3 Bdrms., din· Harbor View Homes. BY OWHER
Jacuui. an~ rm .. fomily rm., 2 BY OWHER Prof. decorated, totally We1tcllff 7 IR's
• 2 BR, 2 Du, hli:!hly UP· baths. frplc. Bright & 5 BR. 3 na. ram-rm, sun· upgraded 3 BR 2 Bo. Beautiful, l radHlonal
graded. $95.000. cheery. Beautiful yard .. 11 f 1 3 new crpt'g &: paint thru home. on nearly ~ acre. • 3 BR. 2 Ba. new. ocean with covered patio. Thia .. en v.nn, 2 rp e, ear Formal dining room, view. Sl06.900. won'tlast $157,500 gar, xlra lge backyard. out. Parquet w~ entry family rm. pool &I
• 2 BR. 2 Ba. new, DAVlDD.CARLSOH upgrades&lotsofxlras way, french ~ors to jacuui, Extenslveuaeol
$87,500. RIALTOR *33·9293 ~t·n/Suc. onllly5. OpeSln 7H9o500use pahloolio. Prt;:i~ ..!f·F~~ brick and wood. Big
T• "'L • IABCOCK ~ n · pm, · sc s. par.. ,..,_, · trees, v_., ......,.ial hom 10A • 1990 Port Nelson NB land. $144,900. Open ~•J ~ .... -REALTY BY OWNER 644.6473 ' .. House Sat/Sun, 1845 Port for S385,000. Barrett
493-0331 499.4797 4 Dr, HVH Montego 2018 ---------1 Weslboume.644·4238 Realty&4J.5200
---Port Chelsea Pl. rrlnc. Rather lease! Eastblurf 2i----------~
Or!M HSE SUH 2-S only. By appt. Sl53,SOO sly vu. 3 Br 3 Ba. FR. 21----
24302 Via Agura 644-0107 fpic·s. S650. 644-1450 EASTILUFF
2 Sty 4Br home lam rm. LIDO ISLE No. Bluffs Condo '"X .. 40 I Vlata RCHM
complelt'ly rl'dccorated E'Cqulalte Medllerra· Plan. 3 Br. sep Cnm It Condo, end unit, 3 BR,
& remodeled. I" ll!v•I d I plan" tlrJ 2\ 212 Ba. pvt patio, irtru. " nean Style 2 story. me rm, " · ., Nr schls, shop"a, tennl11.
llACH COTT AGE
On duplex $he lot. On shore moort.ng included.
Steps to chonnel &: park
1 ~ blockJ to ocean. Ex
clusavC' with. Burr White
PRESTI GI!
You'll never move agnin.
Completely remodeled a
year ago -new carpets:
new drapes; paint In &
oull This beautifully
loc11ted home, steps to
the bay, hu a family
room, flreplaoe. AND
huge guest bt-droom
PLUS full bath over the
double "onee. Must see
to appreciate. $156,000.
OPEH TOOA Y 1·5
3 Bdrms. "Dolores ..
plan • .attractive splll.
level end unit home with
spacious private patio,
tiled t nlry. upgraded
carpetma. choice corner
locAtaon & Only ateps to
pool Sl.16,000.
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SPYGLASS corner Jot. Lowe t pnee C'Otnrr lot at ~et end or Ba. COY patio. rear brick ... '8.500. By 0..,:('r o-n In the urea tor a home " .. -.. ..,.k cpt"d Ot>""'-'tte ~ -.. ·~ island Dbl r cnch dts sw"'"'" · · .,.,.:. Sal !Sun 1 Oo m ·d utk. t.hiSsite from llv rm, dln rm ., pool+many inras. Open
Realtor. $100,000 -------.. Custom DelfCJll" HIVB OCCUrl!D
$109.500 lkllartum open out to Jc hie SalfSun only 9 6 by ~ 1728 ______ 1 HOWAID JOHNSON So red brick patlo owner $138.SOO fee. 44e Se11vitwHmt4br. 3ba, 11tt Kurr W"il• Ut' dpr
RI.ALTY W/fountaln. 48r. •B•. Vista Roma.644·5380 __ ram.rm. 2 rr-ptcs, cpl'd
497·1744 malctl. Luxunous m1lr Harbof' View rortoffno ceramic tile tntry lncl'd.
191.1· NPWP<'·' ~u ,,.,• ._.. tt
I 71.S t F, 7 '-. -'' \,
---------1 bath w /1unken marble b , b View lot. 27001q.n . Open Uh,_..t lOH tub. Gor1eo1.1a Spanlah By owur. 4 r, 3·~ 3 • hst Sat/SUn. Conaldtr •THEILUFFS•
••••••••••••••••••••••• tile noort, 3 frp1ca. Da)' Cam. rm. aep. aptibonus trude for IH. crt Condo. "-w 0....__._ view. '304,000. rm w/bdrm, ba. stove. 1009 Yacht Truant. ns "11111 •• .,
Owner/Agt 675·9Ul9 &U\k, frplc. Clean &: up· 541.5101or5"C.a9U Ete,santl)' de contd
graded, beaut )d, Ulr 1---------"F.' pllln nd unit w/ex·
NEW LISTING . Open bse &t/Sun 12-4 or Condo with lorevcr bay panalve creen b elt Ir
HAltOltVUCARMIL b)' appt. 1806 Port vtew.2br,2ba,Mcurlty. somc~vltw.Tranciuil
3BR. tam·rm, dln•rm. Renwick. 6'4·8178, pnn. Sl.25K. Owner. 6THT28 Ofl"ll and airy aetllni.
ZBA Prime fnm. Joe. ln only.S1117,000. HARBOR \114'W·2 Qi'i-:; ~n~~~~u~~~ ~~i.
Nlpt.laBnc!l-. 08Py"onwsn~lr/,"~~n OPEM HOUSE panel dcn(w/door &. 111 SlM.000 c • " .. • ~ cl<»>etcan utt813rd81\) N. __.II.A .14. 1112 Purt Manlelah SUN 1·5 2 o.. Unu ually IR• fH 64~0r'6(5.7~
l'l.Oal1M4 l730. 'lRobonCourt lot, bout Jnd11~pcS . -------'--
Ottanvit'w4brcondo. ~eT. Open Sat & sun LIDO ISLI
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147 .. 144 M4..f'l46 OY..'ntt."3.S15 --~~-----
An outatandlna 5 Bdrm. 2 lmm•culete one or a lllnr)' with country vic-w
kind. a + 11tudio + Fem and butt yard. Come sec
Rm. PGOI, Wand kltch, at; JS torro Bay. SUN· albe<lral ceUp, qualily DAY 12-.5.
tbr\iout. Open Sunday 34.2 sz19 000 f:~Tree LQ. Attnt. C•64;._7a· I
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$199,500 Property 1600 12 unlt11 south Gate. 8arlJ<1.ra, (805) 648·5101, f'~PLACEMENT MESA VERDE ••COftSUIMf'SGutde
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl54.500. Owner desires eves (llOS) 642·7178 Call for "your" area· Outstanding 4 bedroom. ----------
PrirM Cammercim exchungeforSouthCon!>t LIFETIMESERVICE 3 bath, new carpels. &Side 3 Br 2 Ba encl JACOBS REALTY Pro........ unltsorcommerc1al. SPECTACULAR SSSfurnroomNBFee drapes, & disbwaaher. gar,newdecor.Nopets.
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•SE.A VLEW • 2919 H•wport llYd. comer 30th l1al Uestored Laguna " • ENTERPRISES 71 «Unt. $25,900. $255 5 mm bcb 2 br apt ~ -. ~ r' 8 d u 5 c .. , p Landmark. $750,000 GALA PROPERTIES ~wow•. 3br. kidsok Sha.rp3bedroomonquiet w/garage. rear Y • $300 ... antucket Ian ..,.2 .,, .. .,1 G "'r ~-,. cul·de-sac s~c.otmo mo. Ist1lst. $100 sec dep. ~ •. .,., 3Br, :,rn ,, 1 ti\• rlr rn ~~ TWO "" . .....,., or eo,. ey $360 Kids·pet 3 br · ,., · · 642-7222 inquire at Leu
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PRESIDEuTI •L I 550 S. Coast Hwv. Excellent corner luc:1 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• * 557-0822 * ••••••••••••••••••••••• " "' VL·w i op s·v. M -' c b .• Beaut 4 BR ., n-Cam ·' c. • 1 res 1 c. . 1:.-~ h t 1 on. an e ~ o I u Historic Ranch 3Br. Iba, frplc. E·slde. · • ... ...... -fll·t•Jn \'a•w .l Hr .. H.i ''' HEIGHTS :.Ion Creek. 2700 S(f. ft . 4 l09MG oc 494.9421 separately or together Ba ond 3 06 Fncd yd, new "pts. rm, frplc, patio, gar, yrd.
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S n~1h11•' ouly J yc.iri. old. ljUlte. $139,500. Owner. I I d . I k I £ jQ ·1 ~ d t t " _._, l $ S HORECUFFS 0 ,100.~51 merc1a an in Ja e UGI restore . 2 irs. o Bolbo p . I 3207 6 64 easc. 42 • mo. Forest. $3.85 per sq It. • Pl Sacramento. $500,000. a en1nSM a 75-8258or 64848 (714)981-6286
Sll0.000 I ' aauail ~ l.t\'l' in beautiful Sun Forrnformotioncall p ate,• . 548-4058. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 38r&den,2Ba.rrplc,2 W"RM&CO"'Y
Sparkling lliOO ~q. rt • Juan! Mt:.sion Villa••e •TOLLE* rop1•.s2r_,9.20• ---Bayfront Condo. 1 Bdrm, car gar, fncd yd, chdrn "' • home O\'l'rluol..111 ii tht< Plac• .. FAMT ASTIC VIEW 2 ba. 3rd level in security OK. s.rr5. 642.9358 3br home. Frplc, fam Hth fair\A.J) 3 lilt, lam Prap--&.l•a · Condo. 3br. 2bu. p;.ttio, •REALTORS • l4000UAILST.N£W~RT•~tt4 2'~ Acres w1220 produc· bldg. $575/mo lsc. rm. Wlktob<:h&Mnrina . .....-. ~<1r. inside luundry. 1 m "' lrph: & \\ 1•1 11,ir 752-1920 Pool. Nr :.chis. :ihop·~. 10 586-8500 8 30°3773 Brand new 1; units. nil ing av(){· ado trctis. Water 673-2058 Agt. 2br, lba, 2 car gar, cpts. New I y r cm ode I ed. 1 .... ri.:c Oldl>\t'I' llllc urt 1400 QUAIL St. IO W,OIT llACH rnin. to bch $65 ,000. -' ' ----elec. 333 A\'OCado. Costa to trees. all ulil avail. on c~ dd Mar 3222 drps, fncd yd, $315. mo. 998·1164or997-8957
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0 C 111 g h I Y up I!' .1 di· d . VIEW VIEW i oppor. and townhomes. Month cean-anyonVlew l!flnlJor761111;,1 * - • CondoSpecalist !_:nited Brokers/N. Comm!{ to full prodUl· RIGH1'REALTY tomonthrcntalsslarlin)! From 2 lt·\t·b of tht~ ---5br +3ba +d en Hll.CM .. f>'.Vly Loomis t10n.SS0.000111come1976. JJ 979-8533 $325 Loe ed.
l'harmrn(.f 3 Br 1 • · flu. + Ruy direct from ownt'r :! OPEN HOUSE Touchstone Rily 640.2344. Gorgeous view pad for ----------1 ~untin~~-arbo~~ an1!1
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much more. will cnhancc <1uc & 1mmac mtenor. 3 33Sl2Avenidn Cati· ta, EAST COSTA MESA $630,000. 29%dn 2 Ba, dbl fplc, Cam rm, usfor moredetalls. & c.I 1 h f I BR 2 ( 11 1. th Exclusive Tustin Loca-D/W $475 · Ids dnr e 1~ t yuur avor11c or ' · u ua s. north or Camino Las Oplx SK4,600. Income YOSTRE"LTORS .:--· .... · 1.nc gr · l•·m1·1.-I ,. ll <l l 'l •·••r11p t·rpt" & cu·t ''rp~ tJOn 2 Br. 2 sty, air rond. " "JASMl .... E CREEK" 979 ·•575 ..... "(:IOi l'llllln(' I 11' ~~ t~ de•' u1a"t' Hamblas. Beaut. cl<:· condo.Fplc.rommpool. $.SIOmo. -lll2·Bdrm. lOMSouthMainSl. " ... »Jn cm en c .s pre 1 w ..... rn ,,ar n w coratell in earth tones. ilJ3·Bdrm. Ask for Jerri f.' lib k PLAN Ill ~111;1n11,..ur<':.r'. t1ccd tovered patio. Complete])' upgraded. 6 encl dbl gar & patio. Scanlun. a roo Nice! $225, 2 Br, patio,
Fantastic S7!l.~')0 496787631098\'ia monl'w.M"rldelhZlevcl $55,900. By owner. Pacifi~CoostRlty ~ tv~::.1'~:1~J~~·~:cm~r ~.4~' unt. Small lee.
Ocean Vi~w El nosano Open llou:.c v.1lh a brc>:11h1ak1ng view f!38·0_l_27______ 12 131 433-4968 clubhouse. pool & jacuzzi *•Consumers Gulde ~:~t·•· lr1 r>ll·'C 1111'111<11·~ Sat Sun ll-!'i. ol Cat<1l1na & San Ju.in Oupl~xes/ & tl'nnis courts. Call for ---------REALT Y INC.
714/846-1371 ov.1wr ' l11•wn1111\ :l llr 11111~ .hk1ng $N!!.OOO Onlts sale 180 0 Co~la .Mc»a Dupkx & 2 R~al Estate appl S&S<limo. $165 W /POOL
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fourPlex 11\t•r 2 100 !ill fl of SantaAna 1080 DPLX DUPLEX -owN Property 10 675-5511 Small Fee. Frt>e life Downtownarea'
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t I ::, I t 1 t .. D ... cond. Pnvate financing Ph T D'AI d 644 6223 644 6.926 f d a s I' em 1' 111'""' Ria CARPET Owm:r. 3Br, Xlnt. Choicc locutmn. 1 hlk to Sll5 000 om essan ro ___ · __ ,_w ___ • ___ , ~. lge 2 Br + ncd y . Huntington. Cul de sa\· 111~0·11t 496-4775831-9955 5.57.900 615·5071 ocean $1:14,950 DAVIOD.CARLSOH T.D.PROPERTIES Dix 38r, 2ba, FP, pvt gar, pal, kids OK. Pix. location . Fam Rm , uplex Oona f .int. -----Island Re alty (2131 674·6907 or <714) l"ee. 645·4900 w/Cplc, l yr lse. $495 mo. Sup .. a BUY R .. "'LTOR 833 "293 patio. 2 blks to bch. No 1 l '.1 Yl'<1fs new ~2u:ihly -g\ ! ~9RPARKAVE. 10A • ., 546-6201 anytime or 1 ••Cansumers GuicH Cal 968·4602
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RI & R2. i.lnl l<>r al1ons. Exqm:.ite in every drtail frwt trrees New roof & lnco~ Property 2 000 Big Canyon or CdM area. 2 Br & den, 3 Ba, Cplc, 54.5·8860or661·0228 close to sbop'g & hi'
walking <11~ta11C'c to 13~ sq rt Quiet cul·d c<irpct1~g & fn·:;hly ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••··~·· Pvt ply. 644·1452rlobkrs pool&tennls.$600. Cozy 3 BR, l Ba, faro-rm $295.673-1163
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Ca\1496·5600 REALTORS 640-0010 ~--0171 • . ------••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice! Patio. gar. yard. (pie, dining room. No CLOSE TO BEACH
----------- - ---Lots for Sale 2200 Balboa Island 31 06 Many more available, pets. $500mo. 545·0575 New 3 Br 211:! Ba condo.
•*CHARMING •• ~i:!.500 Comfortable 3 Hr GOT THOSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small fee. Free Lifc Bllns, pvt yd, $435 mo. + i! ba. xll'lt lri: y<ird .,SHOULD I SELL" BUILOERSSPF.CfAL! BAY FRONT UEAUTY Service. Uni. Call now! Nicc2 Br, new decor, fncd 848--0800 :? llr Tuwnhomt• ;! pool~.
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I 086 value and what your Laguna to Dana Poml. Ch..armang2 BH.:? Ba. <1vl lg fam rm. bltns. rcfr1g. Ch.arming old 2 story E· pet OK. $385. 963·4567, 1 So41th LoC)Ufta cq u1 t y cou Id ctn f nr f""" Sq. ft . $72, .. N) hy month 1;75.09<.)4 Washer /dryer. 415 Pop· std e · . Re ·d 0 n e · 2 94 A1,'1.'. no fee
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lmma•" 3 b .. l11.111, :~ 1,uth WllOTO •<sK?. ,.,,m('llO THOMSE.... & ram.rm/den. 2ba, 2 Seav1ew. 1903 Yacht Coll n..k N 0 38 2 Ba 41Jr, 3 ba, rumpus rm, ~ ~ -"" '"· " 1 h d 40' Camilla Ne 3 br pvt st · ..-. · ...... 4 • r, . · 3.000 sq.ft. walk to bch, home. Decorated ''1th in and :iit down with one REALTY 492-9550 frp cs. was er, ryer. · w ' · b~kyd, 1mmac, quiet, gardener incl. $650. mo. dwrm & flair. Ol'c;in of our expert counselors --------shp avail. 9/17 Winter, Pool & tennis avail. k1dsok. Ordnr. 645·9946. 842·4330.
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cou1 sc. 5147.500. Op(•n your income property YOUROWN CostaMHa 3 124 Popular Plan Ill. Newly remd l d . Ba,nrbeach,Fam Rm.
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770-027 1 enow:t-lo serve. s mall Club area! $87.000 Fee. 645·4900 • 38r, lBa, cpt, drps, sto_ve, Lease 3 Br 2 Ba. cpts·, i----------1 eno•..tf-~ tC'c3re' G id I f d d k d -QUA!!, PLACF *•Consumers u e gar, g nc Y ' I a. drps, refrig, huge 2 car
PROPERTIES. INC. I I aauaU ~ OONJ Point 3126 pets. $430. 549·3924 gar, no pets. $350 mo.
17H) 752-1920 _ ci . Plac• . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br Ocean View house, Avail now. 545-3123 Mobile Homes 1 F R rd •"'"" 7 0320 far Salf' 1100 •4·PLEX * Prop•rt~•a Sv-nmer rental. Beaut ge am m, g nr, ..-v Very nice, 3 bedrm, 2 ba
752 19 ... o ( i /b t mo. 673-6743 home. cpts, d ...... , 2 car ••••••••••••••••••••••• Only 3•, Yf'lr old Pride •&OO OUA1UT.-N£WPOllT HACH urn ocean v ew 011 oar., patio, ~Ice back
Other Red Estate ........•...•..........
WA .... T TO BUY 11( O"oership units with -----yard.3Dr.21lvrms.Can •Br 2 Ba. cpts. drps. " " KE V SU be divided Sips 8+ bit d h h uc· yard w/BBQ. children & Ooubl~ widC' Mohi!c-t•ver 4,600 sq ft.. all un-LA HA N · ru;, s ws r. ~ 1t'L!<' d I h k r SELL OR TRADE S850, mo. $250 wk. Avail ---------751-6742 pet OK. S.175. 963-~7. Homf' al Huntml{ton By tr 11 ieavy .s n e roo · C yrly s650 495.4336 Costa Mesa 3224 Agt. no tee.
the Sea or Driftwood cur .c~d1h~nrn){; private ALL_~·Ol7ll __ 496-7877 · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa del Mor, family ---------
Hunhnirton B1·h. Please l>'!hos $211 .000. LAGUNA BEACH-Estate $225. Eastside 2 Br. 1 ba. wanted for new decor 4 BR, 2 BA, cpts, drps, n~
call <aft 6 pm l 551-6042 I£ 'Quail l Size Lol. ocean & canyun HuntlltC)ton Beach 3 140 new cpts/drps, & stove. I Br 2 Ba, Cncd bk yd. Avl paint, lge fncd ~ard •. 2 ~k-~_or_t!u_r_a_in_e_. ___ 1 Plac• • view, nr lOwn & beaches. ••••••••••••••••••••••• car gar. Quiet middle· on lse yrty. '425 + dcp. ~"'g~~v: righ} 10• / p p . ti• plans avail, approvcd l)y Near beach/Lake Park. aged persons 642-7134 545-6475 _.,.,. • gt.no ee. l'PGRADEO Coaches, no rD 1'!2':.1920• City. & C•>nstal Com. Exec . 3 hr . 2 bu. ----------1 3br 2b t a g t
P<'ts. Wife expel'linl( 14ooOUAIL°"ST.NlWltOITHACH missions $162.500. Kids/pets ok. $550/mo. Nice2bron•~acre.Gur, 3br,2ba,fam.r m,2frplcs. • a,manyx r 5• r baby, must sac beaut. -------- -All ... ia HiUs Rlty lse. 536-0321 laundry. pvt patio, $295. nr OCC. Kids ok. no pets, yrd. Vic oC Yorktown ~ space. 714-898-9966 or .. · 5450,545.3627, Brookhur st.. 1944. 714-634·0055 ask for Mrs. •TRl-PLEX * 768-S• I 1 LCICJU"CI Niguel 3 t 5 2 Sm fee. 9SHt72 Salmon Ln. $450/mo.
Green Pnde of ownership, only ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAL RENTALS $350/mo. 968·7444
2 years old! Spacious 3 R-4 LOT Higl\lands 4 Br, ram rm. HOWtSTHETtME Cleanandneat.3bedrm. bedroom. 2 bath owner's COSTA MESA frp•c, Magniflcient vu. 2 bath, family rm, dblc i ·th c· 1 • for job seekers to check · 1 un t wt 1rep ace. Will take s un•t• 2224 Palios. park, pool. fncd. h D 1 Pll H 1 gar., qwet oc. 540·1151
$165.000. Pacific Ave. Costa MesD S4851mo. Can rurnish. t e ai Y ot e P Heritage Realtors.
0 Wanted rlassification. If ------------1 I £ 1Quail ~ $76,5 0 Cluldren/dogs OK. Avail the joh you want is not 2Br. 2ba w /den, DR & LR,
BEST MOBILE Plac• Howcrd Johnson ..'uly. there you mi(l:ht consider 2batbs. $425.
HOME BUY Prap..-ti•a Realty Newport &.ac:h 3169 offering your services 1 Br S225
OFTHEYIAR 752•1920 497-1744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• with an ad in the Job Cal167S..3123or673·20SS
Z,J)((i('t Adult park. priced 1400 OUAll5UllWllO •u<M ---------1---------•I Wanted category. Phone Corona at Mar 3222 to sbll right now! San MobRe ttorM/ STEPS TO BEACH 642·5678 Juan eoristraru>.,.__ ,_________ Trtr Prks 2 300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
RED CARPET Di1treH Property! •••••• • • ••• ••••• •• ••• • •
R I We can find it for y'ou. OWN your own Mobil.-49~89~o;,s ~::~~~ Beach arcl'. Pr"h;1tcs. Home Lot In a Pl:ionccl
bankruptcies. trustee Communal)'. 1 8 to 2'~ Acr.acJe fot" safe 1200 sales, forced sales. under Acre lots oo rollln!! hllli.
••••••••••••••••••••••• market values. We can in So. Ctlllf. 645-8880 aft.
P/. ACRES Joint \enture. Call World s. except Sund11.y, or
• Wide Brokers, 673·4545. write L. 1-fartison. Bkr.
We have summer rentals
hy we1'k or hy month!
3 BR June 15 to Sept 3
associated
BROl<(R !;-ll~Al TORS
107'1 w ''<11t~.,(f b, l l~f>. for your mobile homl' or 1527 Newport Blvd, SUltc
bldg site. Level, all utll ·---------r 17, Costa Mesa. Ca. 92627 ----------1 \ uviul. Xlnt terms. BKR Family Condo, beach Famous designer Irene Gilbert ad<1s summer narl' (714 l 677-5691 Rffll Est~ CounHlor U--£a'-DHert. , t i• ly OR 522 ""'30 .-n -area, poo,, enn "• yr . to lhis carved·out sun dress. resulting In a bare ------·""-----i rrofcs in vestment Resort 2400 ~.S4().1751 V hiack bodice whlch buttons over a bare side and analysis, appraisals, tax ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......_ _________ ,
back midriff. The front has prince11!' styling. Two 40 ACRES & exch ange advice. "Lake Arrowhead" vfow Goraeous homo w/1t.1eal
lengths nre lncludld. nihl cnlf nnd above· the kner.. $14,9SO & Up. No. CA. Specia II ii n g in B ch privacy, 3 BR. 2 e:i. tort, grtra. Via Lido Soud.
A zipper cl~lng i's in the ~klrt back. Fabrtcs: 40.80 120 Acre pa.reels. mulll·plex propertle~. 3 leveb, cathedr al beam summer or mo lo mo.
linen. pique, noveJ;y cotton, silk. synthetic blends. 103 Dwn. 1':·Z terms. Scllen & b\.\)'ers nv1111. cclllna. Ownc•r. $69.950. _6'1_3-S94 __ 9_. _____ _
70320 ~ <'ut nnty i. Mts11eci 8 18. Sir.e 12 require.'! 3 Sep. deeds ea. 40 Acres. Call Ron Ellis (213)451·2815 t-..u. L yd'I ot 54" fal>rlc 1'or lhc-mid-ca Ir lenj{th and 2 Si8 Own 640 7 Century 21848·1l8a -n CMJllll• ydii. for thr llhoti To order: send pattern number. er/all. 7141 '112 Cr~sCountry 960-a.lSA Olitof C~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
f'lze. naml". :iddrt>~ nncl tip Pnce s2.so pluo; 30' ORANGE COUNTY ,,..,..., 2SSO OClAH VIEW
3116
pni;lngr and hiln~a. ONt-:SQUARE l\tlLJ.o: 1---------•1••••••••••••••••••••••• 'f\lml!\hed 2 Rdrm. & 2
Pattcnl Rt10ks b> Clnssil'icntlon; Supplrmenl t. 5380 per arre. $2ao.4oo TRI Pt. F. X Spaciou~ 5 ACRES bath ocean vl•w homr In
Spnn& & Summet Dresses, Sl.50 l»5lpald. Make total: ttrm. S87,500down. "br 2ba unit• conv'" South of Corona. Fan· South L81uM. Walk \u C'h<'rk payable t< Spadea. Srnd ardors to thh1 CoMid ch Off • • "" " the beach. $450/month neW,POJ14:r, c·o Sputrn. 2 f\rldite Sl. Milford.NJ. BJ k Ser CCX ~nj\C'. nlc.int locat in C.M. Must U11tlc view for your Causey" co-ny '"""18 1'..... CX ac tar a,n)On. sre to apprec. Jl~OOO. mobile hm or bldf( .site. ·:-.r-
llOO' ~.,t. 19 QUAIL I LACE Cnll Dttn Fein 9TS·51123 Botb 1ltc11 $12,000. B.KR 1104So. Coast Hwy,
PROPF:RTIES. INC. days"" 848•3815 eves for (7tC)f77..-l LAGUNA Bf:AClt
752· 1920 ap~ ORS22·0S30 497•2417
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realtg
IEAUTIM HARIOI VJIW HILLS
Gorgeous view! Ma n icured
grounds I A truly lovely home.
$850/mo. yrly. tom Queen 644-6200.
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JASMINE CltHK .. Tenos SPlCLU
Beautiful 2 BR, den & formal dining
room in immacula te condition. Huge m11.St.er BR. 2 patl06 & loads of privacy. Pool, jacuzzi, 4 tennis
courts. $750/ mo. .Ba rbara Wrlgbi
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M2·1t3S 644-420o 901 Dover Drive HlrbOf Vltw Q ntAlr
lrvlM II Ompus V•Uey Ql"tt' 7~·1414
S 175. 2 Ir Plush!
Nice! Kids OK. Many
more avail now. Sm~l fee. Free life service,
plx. 645-4900 * •Conlll....-. Galde
Nice 3Br, 2ba. Cvrd patio,
Cpta/drp&, bltlns, level
yd. $395. (213)5e6·9676
Downtown 4 Blks to bcb. 3 br, 2 b11, beam ceil, frplc,
din rm, sunken tub,
painted thruout. $425.
5J6.7642.
3br. 2ba. bllAs, lge yd.
screened )Ir patio '4m'
from b<:h, $43S. 962·0037
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636-3873
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w/bua• mastu Hite.
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garden area. Pool ~ten
nia courts. Walk to
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bltns, dlbwabr. frplc, dbl
Jllr. '" h•ctyd, cood · nciehborhood on cul~ • 5'1c:, $3915 mo. 082·m7
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1700 16th St
(Dover at 16th)
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nls S575 mo (Inc grdnr S965 _ mo. 9611-4737 or ON T llE BEACH, in San
& ,.tr) 833·1685 agt. ~·0511___ _ l:lemcntc, new ol'ca11 ----------1
lii5 61100 Bluff:. S500 $850 81~ Ca coa~t \'ll'W, lg(' ? Dr & J Ur. ne\\ h p.unll'd • .i
t·ant ~:16.'l , mo 11,7:,1
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3248 beaul. homl•i. Pr1rnt· ~·:.:r<y·~ ~m, nr ·--''.\I Unfurnished
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3802 Ge.ral
2 hr. cpts, drps, bltm;.
Kid:. OK. $225.
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FORKIOSAMD
THEIR PARENTS!
•Pool
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patio, laundry. L'ncl ~ar
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only currcnl properties
given out daily O\ er the
phone. Sa\'e money. gas
& time. 1 1>lop sen·1ce.
largest i.elcct1on of So
Orange County. Open 9 to
9, 7 days per week. Small
foe. 9.>7·1172
CALREHTALS
All util puid' l bdrm, µonl ,
patio, rrwtl yd Sl5S Sm
tee !157-1172
CAL RENTALS
Pt><•I ' I hdrm. t·arport
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CALREMTALS
UTIL.PAID
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CALREHTALS
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lrviM 3844 l!d t Jl:l' \uto 1loor
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\\OOUBIUllC:l'. r1:cn.•11t1011 urea Adull:.
Pl:'.1.t:s \I' I'!:-> onl) ~o J>l'l~ t"tom $367
1. 2 & 3 bdrm 11111h u11
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Daily. Rm, patio. l:J~~26-ll
2 Br condo, lenms, pool
spa, i:ym, no kids li><·h
S335 + ulll llAM 11 Pl\I
491-4951
Walnut Squur e 2 011
Townhouse $315 mo
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m1 Cht1nnel clo:.c lo bch
yrly $1~ 675 H53
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blks CK'l!~m. <!hr. Iba d11Ix
\'rly 1$1•. 71 1 !J.iti·~71
r.k1) front :ipl .. 2 lldrms '.!
h<ilhs. S700 Mo yrl~
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~ t•u:.tum rlrpl>. cpb
patio, pool . walk tu
W<":.tcltff Shopprng $-11.l
mo. 645-6683 REMTALS SiOO 640-0766c\'CS Br, den 21, Ba. condo & shop'g, S33S. mo ce1I. frpk, i.:ar Adults
:.! llH, 2 ua SllO l:!:i ~ Lgt' 3 Br, ulll pd, rcr, Tl'nm:.. pool. J.11:. l.aun;i, Chi Id ren w c Leo me S27S ~Elden 538·3406
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dean, lge yd. l':o pets.
~ 5io.t. 2885 Mondoza :! BH :!' ha :).Ii~ 1115 patlO. fpk. Sil, :.rnl lee llbr \'1ew Hills 3 Br. Im· ~ Q,.n 71-1 &46!11-18
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'i llR. 2 Ba . ~1:1.1 .175 * •Conwmen Guide "' gardenl.'r. S.>.iO. Ph Unf\ernished 3525 Corotta del Mor 3822 ,. opnr Adil~ only 229
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S 180 Hice Home
Cozy! Some ulil pd.
many more aval. Sml f~. FREE hie sen·ice
G-15-4900
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1Bll.31fa ~;;:, S'i~Jmo· Call !21:1)270 1:>17 Ill ft:!I\\ Wtbon,6-lli:?OIO '['I l S2KS llili Magnolia St ( ·o~ I'\ '.\!ES\ c;umhmt•r & \,.~Ill' <213193H1J20 f11\hnllow \'1ll.1i:1• '' ~ 5-15 1657
llllt :111,1 :-.1.UO i:,.-,o S (.'nJ.,l 11'' \ l .. ig (l,·1r""-r V'"'' L'n11ll• ,,,... I I I Jl h I I l"I "'" "' ' n ~;.111 (.'ll·ITIL'llh' p;111ora1n1~· I': SH l'. 3 Br :! 1:1 l'lll'
*•Consumer Guide
2 Br I U;i . q.11~. <lrps.
rd rig. ) ard. <"~irp11rl.
k1cls OK S!:J.'i 83M·51i2.
A\'1711
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~523 Co1POsDt·IRv1NE
l "I\' l'k ·11·rr Jlir,:!lt.1,
f1pl. \\l'I h.1r ~Ill J. 111, 2
11,1. \0111111'\ k1td1 II J>k
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Laquna Hills 3250 .......••..............
VACANT
:J lldrm & 2 hath hou"e
l 111 <, l' t 0 l' \' t• r . .'l h 111 g
s;ll.l month. Call owner
.11 1;12 11131!
Loquna Migue-1 3252
lt ... int ho:.., .J T" nhrn•_. lhr. ••••• •••••• • • ••• • • •• •• • 'u. pnol. nr 1:11tr & knm~ \'te\\ from I Br. 2 B., cnd
:-.no mu w 1 1i:)Ji i.:ar 11:1• ,·.ird ~;;-,o mo
Grdnr ind 1131 1~1:;
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l 1111 l'.1rk ~li:, (;rtlnr 111e I S.11 l~lS
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\\ll(Mlhrulgc• ~""' \n l' "'" fll'h s.1~111 11111
H.uwho S,111 .111 ~!l:i !'>2::. Owi1t·r Ilk 1 H:lll :!:! 11 .
Thn·1· ll4•rln11111" 7:11 02:11
Tiii' Terran· Sol~.'i
\'1llai11• I $4..!:, Shtirt•i. G;.1nlt•n llom1··
lt11\,l'a1i.. 81hll Eltc-1.lant. 1mma1·. 3Br.
\'rllai:l' I S-li::. :!fin. ~1l:JO mo .193.1;3,-,tj
))t°"ll lt:hl S,l;J() l'\I'
\ 1JIUl(l' lll ~:!.5 Lak For 3255
Wo11tlhr11IJ!1' NSll ••• ~ •••• :.'!•••••••••••• Four l!Nlri>om
W111wlhr1dl!t' Sa!>r1
l'LL'S '.\IA"Y '\10Rt-;
red hill~:.:. "
552-7500
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1111 ,.., lnn11111n $-lill mo
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H.1n1:ho S J Twnhm. lux
-urwus :! 'b. :.! Bit d1•n, v 2'".I b;i, Lea:.t• 11pt111n
S.'1:!·952tJ
Walnut Sq 21J1 Tknl 01
l:1t' S325 O\\lll'r \\Ill pro
\Ill<• ".ii.h,•r. doer &
rrfr1g ~.:! OY.l n 11 ~lll'n
:! Rr cl\'n :! BJ nn l;;k1• &
i,:olf l'tllll'I' lffilllill 'ii~)()
mn HI~ :iiil or lli.5:1:11;1
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\tew I Br 3 Ba, <'lh pnc,
<l<l4:k Min \'ll iiO·U277
l267 ..•..•.••...•.•.•••.•..
I )r nld 3hr. 2ba palto
homl' pool. tennis. S3'J5
7til!-1529
Suflt•r 3 br 2 b.1. w fplc. nw Jlf rnnd . 2 c·:ir g:ir .
lnnl ~ant cph. rlrp~.
l'nl'l<I p.it1n. lo\ t•I~
n1•11?hh111 h11111I s:11;;,
!Mi.1 l~t4i7 1\1-'t '\o frt•
l\11r1 <'Iona :!Br 2ll t1.
ht•uul tlull~ 11pj!1 ;nl1·d
,.,,,,.. S:l'iS mn !!Ji -95.&7
Ah.,o \'111.i 2hr. I 1 ·~ha Con·
do ,\, <:. pool. upi.:rad<'d
crµts & drps, n11rrored
wardrobe door5, al ·
lMhed i;:ur. Xlnl 111r<1·
l111n . Avail July l
:>81 2726 aft 6P '.\1
\ll'>o Villa Condo. A C.
(.'IC'an. \'iC'W. 2Br. s:uo
1137 ·1313 ----t-&ewpqrt leach 3269 ..............••.......
HLt'f'FSCO:-O:OOS
l.t'IJ"<'" .,tartmi? al S.l~KI
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$1;25. 1111> Ii I I \l,'1\1:! g11ll 1•11111.,1• !>IJll h.all'lla l'nol. lt•nrus Sornl' on·an 5-ili Wll">
Rig (.'anv11n 'I\•"""" .,.,.,,
2 slur). 2br ~ha n•.111)
11;11 114 3~ l!t.1 !lli7:! nr & Ci1tulm:1 \'ll'\\':. CIOH'
l!l3 lllil:? 111 ~hopping & 11111.· IJ,•:H'h
Dana Point 3826
l"OUlt SEASONS i\PTS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Spat•inu~ 2 hr lwllhM•. I'.! Spcclan1lar <kcan "11 Nu
ha. puul. p\ I µalto . 2hr. <!ha i.:ar 532:; mo
iti..lults no Jll'ls ~tiU ;;15 ;52.;i.100 or 4!l3-i71.K
&l-t·:!tlll Aug I Lt.:t· p.1t 1n. ,·pt 'g Aftartmtnts Furnish~d
Jrp!\. IJ(1nl . lt nn1' <·r-1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------t·orner or .Jamhurct ~ Balboa l'eninwla 3707
Ford Rd S5SO mo on I ) r •• •••• •••• •• ••••••• •• •• be $500 mo on :.! yr he
Call :\!rs. Long, 641 8fil 2 Yt•atly lt'J'I' lhr. ~1<•1•~ tu
la• h , Sl 7 5 N ll pt I :.
bl5 ~lo llrokl•r
Har9or Vtew Hill5 Corona def Mor 3722
Sharp 3 BR & FR Lusl. ••••••••••••••••••• •••• home. Prt\all'rea r \~rd
l)wtt !>lreet S7i!> m11
Hl8&·a ... re.,t Dn\l'
Open Sal Sun I ·5 :IO
Bi9 Cyn Townhome
:"ew 2·story 2 BR Mslr ~tute w s1tt111i: rm l.i:t·
chmni: rm (.'phi & rlrt~
l'(IOI & tl'ntll' Sti95 mu
3:!Ci111\011 bl:ind DrtH'
Opt•1I s~11 sun 1 s 311
Wesley N. Taylor Co
r\e\\ port t 't·nt.·r
RE \LTOHS 1;.11 1!110
$5~5 yrly. Nwpt lll!hb
3Br. flim rm. :lba+ho.il
sloragc'.
SS:>ll yrl\ 01·c,m front
homl'. ;,uprr ctind
Bdrm::.
SI 100 mo. on lh<' \.\'all'r
Condo. ne'~ sha q 1
~Br+ den. \IC'\\
WATERFROl\'T 110\I ES
Call 631 1400
3 Br,~ mo. Rl'ady Jul)
ht Gootl loc Wshr
Uf) er 759-1367. 526 iJ I.&
ll;11·h ;1pt SI 90 rnC'I ulll
,\\ l Jul) l 631 1311 or
HJ5 371~1
lfa1•hl'lor <1pt Sl411
l '111 tndU{leil
litil 0228
Costa Mes.
11111
3724 ......•.............••.
S40.00 WEEK & UP
•Stutl111 & I TIH 1\pt,.,
•'I'\' & Maid Scrv A\0:1tl
•Phom• Sl'rv, lltd pool
:!.Titi N1•wporl Blvd. CM
~,.1)1 !li5:> nr !) 15.;:19n7
Bungalow, cmply. p1:r~on
:\la11I ~t·n· No smkrs.
518 7197
Sl70
Bachelor apt. pool,
tarport. close lo shop·
S800 Month. A\•iul.1hlt Pini! Sm frf' 957·1172
now Deane uo, <'r CAL RENTALS
:Olodel. 811? Canyon 1\AI D • . t 372L Call 6-I0.64i00 ana ..-01n v
I ur. I b.t. Ill'" ru~~
unm.ic $29,"l
Hl4·72:.'0nr ~!l·lli:i,", .,.
~ew :! Rr I~, Ba. \\ 1\'l~w
2 blks bNch . .idlts. ref's
No IJt'IS $.550. l.i73·2060 --
Joanu St fi.16 b·lll:J
$:150 New 2 hr, 2 UJ.
t n l,}\l?x, f rnll:.. bJIJ:nny.
I ndl')' &.iMt(l:-J _ .,
RtOM $260
'.\laturc adult~ only, no
peb L:iq:e 2&:1 hr apt!..
I>..h~hr. i?as ftllQ Ga~
pd i78SC'otl Pl 612 50i3
. 3br. 2ba, clo!>c to bch &
~hop'J.! Drive by 51.& Ir•~
Pica<,<~ do not d1:.lurb I~
nant~ S-l2S mo 673--18-11 - ------2 br, frpk, p:il10, i:ar
Cm\'2br. lbaw frpk.i:ar Pool,&Jacun1.Adulb
& iaundry, 5:110 mo. j!:JS 621 W Wih.on, 646 2010
pd. &4<!·Zlill e\'<'s Foxhollow \'1llai:c
Nl•w rllx adult u111t :!hr.
2ba ovC'rlookmi: Dana
Pomt !\I arina 493· 1590
SPACIOUS
Ocean Yirw Aph
1n \"anous are;is of Dana
Pomt. Completely re·
d('(:oratl'd 3 br. $400 'mo.
2 hr, $325/mo. 1 br
S275 mo. Call Gtil·Oi98 or
83:1·3.54-1
S200
1 br. garage. l:iunrlr)
Priv.fB..nant L>uple'< 2 Br 1 Ba. 5275 ~ focd yd, patio. Small fee. -..,, I I & I N !15i 1172 L~c luxur1om .. 2 Or, 2 Ba 1 cp ·!:C 1' t•an ° CAL RE ... T .. LS 45' terrac<' on waler \\'Ith pet:, &15 818-1. G·IS·4R5r. -"-~ __ _
t·omm:indmg \'ii·w ol UiA ;1 hcrlrm, 2 ha. fpk. Fountain Vall~y 3134
h<tv. Ball.x:1a bland on OJl<'n hcam i·ln1t~. •••••••••••••••••••••••
na.vsidc Ur SHOO mn i::aral(<', no pl'ls S375/mo. STt-;Ps lo P nul 3 Rr
lmmed. possess &U·98!><i l.ii'5·10!J.Hl73 I02:1 +20x20 Aonus Rm, 1 •.
211 t I k• "''o Ba twnhsc bllns. rlhl rap on ,ar. spur ;• · Spac. 1&2 hr gardl'll ;ipls. . I· S 'JG r. of hwy.OpenSat&Sun. Pool & rec. All utll pll g~r. :c~ ~r · a .
( 2 1 3 I 4 I) 5 . 8 4 9 2 o r \d It 1 ..,..,c 5.l.1· 1161 . 96:J-2532 . _ , u s, no pe i.. ""-' mo. ----_171·1~675-~ 8__ ind. refng. Aiko .:arai.t~s HuntinC)ton Beach l840
Corolido Apts·Cd M for r<'nl • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • •
2Br. lBa. 2 ~lor>. pool 1-;1 PuC'rto Ml'S'! IRAHD HEW! . ..... 1959 Maple.Ave, CM A°5s H 0 w p LA c F.. ___ l>oi66SOS
Spat·1ous bdrm & den 3 br, 2 ba, S275 l'ool.
S8SO mo yrly. KIDS OK
COZY 2BR, lBa. (rplc, f.42 79116
2 Br apts. From S310 per
mo. 1111 Delaware. llB
Open 12·5 Dally. 1 Mile lo
orean. 6·t2-9G02 Agt
5.16·1808 ~arag<>, laundry room
S340 mo. :>;cw apts, l hr S260 2 br •Location
BAYVTF.W private & S325 333 ,\,ocallo •Price
••••••••••••••••••••••• co1y I BR. l.Ba. ~00 mo. 642·2161
F..<1.,thluff l.~c 3 llH s2so. n75·231tllays ------•Luxury ho --------Dix 3br apt Clo"(' to c;hofl" 2 bedroom from 82641
ml' 1-',imtl" rm l.tkl' '\111• 1 hr i:ar. laon1lry F\Jll harbor \'ie':''! 2 Bil. 2 & park l>es1n•;1ble an•J Ranbu"" Cross•1142·61i01
Ill'"' \j?t'ntt>-11113:l pal10 Smf1'l' 9:i71152 h:. + den Charmmi::' 5.'>1·4426bkr -·-J -
OPE\1 2 :,p\f CAL ltEHTALS f're~hly clecor ~I Mo . . -Nr Seacliff VlllaJ?o 3br on yearly lcaS<> Spac 3 br apl or use ti ai. 2 2h~' $350. 2hr. 2ba·S290 ~:~7 1~~~,~~r ~~~1 ~', ~"11f11 Irvine 3744 OPEN SAT SUN 1·5 br & den 1-"rpll', P~llo ·1 Gnr, rec arc.i 19071 llnl
tpk. mirror' Orran i.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.'i280CE.\N DL\'D pnol. Adults S32", ~1 h· 848-8311 ~wpl Ctr ..,k)'ltn ... , te\~ 2 hdrm, \'IC\\. (l<'IOI laim Aitent 675 5!130 pets. 6'5·3381 or A3'7 !)51 1 • ~-
I ""'70 s r -----· --Heach area. J BR. J bu, l'ool & tennis 2300 ~" ll 1 r~ p:itio "" 'm cc Coda Mesa 3824 $265. 38r, 2Ba frplc. dshwshr. patio. Sf..">(). Owner IHl\.1075 9.i7 1172 CAL ltEMT ALS •••••••••• • • •• ••• • • • ••• lJpslairs, clean & rt•ai.ly. · Nf:W & super .sharp. Ron
:>;R BCll. lk nu 2 11r. clt'n. • ----E -siile new twnhous1•s, nof>('ts. 646·4343 Ell_is_._960 __ ·23_58 _____ ,
Ba. W1D. 2 g:.r, $:100 37,.8 frplc. encl gar. 2br, 2ba, Lr-. l 2b --cl--2 •-~--ll-&h 675-0745 or 5;;2 70i4 LCIC)Ufta leach .. yd. $.125. 642.1603 g qwet 2 1r, tl gar en uoiru..-uvms, u• s
••••••••••••••••••••••• -----apt. Completely re· Del uxe a p t, f rplr ,
:-:EW luxuriou~ Cape Cod WIUTF.WATER VIEW. 1 2 Br cottage, fplc, dceoruted. W:ih r. dryr enclosed gar, lndry far.
t w n h s e P v I po u I . Br 1 Ba. w!.hr /dryr, out dshwshr. tncl gar. W 10 hookup <'llclOsl'd gar. patio, all adult, no pets.
Jaruui, t<>nms. 56!">0 mo.. rloor gri II S3(.S 499·3636 hkups, 2521 Orange An•. Mat. adults. Sm pet OK S'l85 mo. 847-2622
lower for the rii?hl le -552·1~ S280 552·1233
nnnt. Open ll~c. S S I s, Newport leoc:h 3769 ' -·-------
2; l 1 u i 11 si de Ur ••••••••••••••••••••••• :Otta M.so 3824 Costa MHO 3824
If\ 'Knoll 640· 1212 Ownr, G<>r11eous apt, o,·rrlfJOk ••••••••• •• •• •••• • • •• •• ••••••••••• •••••• • •••• •
Agt ml( uay, adult, Slif> :l\'(IJI
S8j(l mo . yrly 675 !18i7_ S250. Ulll pd! Fplc, p;1tlo.
mnre ;>.;1te' L"nl 'ml f1•1•
M.>-~~1(1
Children Welcome, 2 Br
11• Bat1:Rndo. Pools.
parks. lrMry. new cpts,
dl'Jlll, paint 673-9468
C Tl'llTU.IWCh. N\\1,1 ('n•i..l. .anr. ;,,it~ba • •Consumen Gulde
2 &droom, 1 bath
2 UC'droom. 2 bath
3 l\t'droom. l hath
14! Or 9 month le11M'
editerranean ViUag Condo. 2 BR. or bch. pool.
tennis. adults only $.150
mo. '1r Haith. 847·2563,
aft R !213)592·1531 ---------Bea<'h urea. 3 br. brand
w 'atrium m Umv Park
Walk to park. pool, ten
nts & lib. $-150. L\'C~.1----------
552.7105,
LocJwta leach 3848 .......................
lBr. Ocean \it•\\''. :?liOi
S11lano Wa) Call 4!J7 31!J5
a Iler 6pm or w1•c•kl.'ndi. ----
2hr Nr ht·h North I.JI!
NEWPORT MARIN.\.
919 Bay:.ide Dr. New 2 Br
2 BJ & den. luxur)
,. alerfront llpt Sup.:rh
\ICW. Deck. puol. 1n1
bl'h. fµll', 'll1p ll\'~111
Adulli. J\!.~ume lhl' SUi.i
G'i5 65.12
223 BC\t'rl) Open1·---------·
S.1l Suu 761H:JG4 t•\ t''
2 th . I' " Im townhOUM'
OCEANFRONT \'t·r~ 1111 'lYlt· i\dulh nn peb
1q11e old :\lcdtll•rran1·a11 s.!35. 548·2082
\111:.1. 3000 sq fl plus' 3 , lpk':>. li:adcd wmdows, OCN FRN r :!Hr. :!Ba l'on
cit· Prt\':l<'Y m:iny do. lillns. drps. cpti..
ln•es. P\'I bt·h. Sl250 mu sC'eurity parkmit; b1•.
Startini: Sl•pt isl. J.'t" adulh. 110 Jll.'ls SI.JI\ m11
L'PI or ,ni:I prl'f d 673-671!1
~ 2791 W;jkrfronl & \'IC\\ lllr
Minion Viejo 3867 luxury apt "'·.iii July & -
••••••••••• •• •• •• ••. ••. At.lg. i700. mo or 1 yr lst•
2 Br condo. 5290 mo. ni> al S.595 incl 's pool. P\ 1
J>eb. kid.c; OK l>C'h Slip a\'a1I. 675-3515_
&.15-J.Ul5 Yrly 2Br, nr occ:in. rrpll
He·-w-port--leoc:h 3869 aviliJ July 1 S320 mo
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • s.t8·8!&8
2b--r.-1-ba--nr_oc_c_a_n-.-N-.-.,,\
' cpts. frel>hly pntd. $300
-r/ mo. 8'i5·3059
_ Crest Condo 2 br. all re«
Jku·helor stui.lin on lh<' far1I. No kid~. no pet ..
waler l"in·plat·(' t'llnl· S500 mo fi4fi 2833 1H
plcte kllchcn, year lt•ase ti-14 62•2
S3tlOtmonth induding
ut1hties. Call Don
COLE OF HEWPORT
Rfo~ALTORS
675-5511
WATERFRONT VIEWS IN NEWPORT.
Striking design and an
ele9<1nt excmng wav co 1t11e ChOose lofts t>av w1n<1ows. \l<VflQnts. ltre Ill.lees vour own pr111att on10 or 1>a1conv ,. fr1eno1v m111ton-0011ar rec center Tennis courts, too
Promontory Point
luxurv adult rentals from "400 monthly ioo Promontorv Dr ~st J1.1st nortn or Jamt>oree
on PolClflC COolSt Highway TeltphOne 17141 67S·8000 Owntd and mllnolged 1>11
Trtf trv1ne Comoanv
NOW
YOU CAN AFFORD
NEWPORT BEACh
Park Newport
LUXURY APTLl\'ING
Overlook mg The Waler
Enjoy 5750,000 spec
tacular spa. 8 swimming
pool!', 8 hl!htf'd <.'Ollrt5
miles of hike tn11li.. pul
tmJ.? shu!nt•boards
Unw by I l:i-13rcl St Step'
lo bt~Jch, nrarl)· new :1
br, 2 bu t\rn1I early J u
I>. \'C'arly S.525 Worluni:
adult~. 6i5 5275
3876 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NEW TOWNllOME·2Br
:.!"JBa. ocean vitiw. near
IX'nch S400 mo. 492· 7533
3ur ocean ''lCW, 2 1 ~ba
Pool jacuizi. saun;1
492 31&i --------Con do nr San Clement"
Inn. 2 Br 2 83, jacuz11.
sauna. gas & wtr pd. s:r.;;
mo. S425 moves you 10
5866(;28 -------Dach apt. Sl45 mo. Ut1I
pd $love & rerr1g 16()1(
L<l!I Bolas 498-J746 -------Son.-i
Cafidrono 38 7 8 ..... ,,. ............... .
2 Br 'tudio S350 D1::.
hwasher . laundr~
fodlloes, pool. Kalell;1
831·9'l2 or 4!>3·9672 or
493.aQ.2 ___ __..__ __
5-tU.OCJUfta 3816 .......................
Lgc, qtliet. luxurious, ex
ec. :I br, 2 ba apt
F;levolor to 11cenlc pnv
bch. Party & gameroom.
total security. Pe.rrect
llvillj"Or wknd retreat ror
lhe ldveatuTous adult.
Starllnc at SS15/mo 499-2Ss ------............ Atnllhed ·ar~wd 1900 .......................
:mr ;?ll.1, lllfl <'<.. 1·11/\ 111 & l'ool J·••· tennis c:rls 327 6
out I"· ;,_~1 .>:.'29 ~ Hh Isl' &U-8053 ~.~~.~:'!!. •••••••••
'\1•" :lhr Tnwnh11mt• 111
In Ill(' (;ftl\ l'" 1'11111
Ji.ll'lltll ~I .& l:!i1. hr!.
llnrbor \ ll'\\ Monte.:o :-.e .. l\\nhsc. ntrnn \IC',.
1ur. 2Da frplc f'am rm. 3br 2~1bu. 2 cur a;n
pool & rlubhousl' pri\ :.:1 pa11os. J>OOI~ Bnlcony
park & sthools $ti:>Omo $UO mo. MO 4001
129 35th Strl'el
U.11G118S213 !J66 1711
Npt Ii.I Mature odull Sm ~nlll. Cln No fX'I!> Yrl)'
i21•l mo 673 3801
•Beamed ceilings. wood paneling
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part' Workani:
knowll'dgc or \ 1-'.5 true
~1llomng prcl d l'roh
c1en1 UM.' nf mt-usuraoi:
1139 Baker Co,tu Me!;a
5 l!J 311-tl
Equal Oppor l'.:mplo)t>1
MA.CHJME SHOP
Prcc1!.1on grandl'r opr
<Cl•nterh·:.~ l ~ml' l'\.pt'r
prd"rt or "'II tram Sto
mcont' w .:ood mech I
J pllt ud(' a.a~~W;l.
.1 .. ,prr c11n i1,1i.1t· up. t) 1•t'
-Jlt'i. & l t1tlmJ! ma~i.,.
\Int "nrloni: t·o1t1l'i ~
ht:nd1h \pply '"t1<111.1I
Sntt•m., Corp . 136l
8m·h :-.t '\ U ''l'Jr OC
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CITY
NATIONAL
BANK
~n Ofc to S736 01-11:n <.'Jll L1n1IJ 752 6S50_
Xlnt 01Jpor in growing
c·n. lo r 1ndl\ w 1n1rt'
phone \llll'e & accurate
1:. µinJ!. Very lncndly co·
l.2.30A:.f. Xlnl l>cnl'frts .t::qual Oppor1u111ly
Oppor. tor artvancement F.mplo) r r ~1 f'
GENJ::KAL OFC P timl
~I, typ1n~ rt-q'd. $3.50
pN· hr. C:\I Call Car in
lt:f\IC\\. (il5 8420:
&t2·2GSS anstrumcnls n"q d ~~~~~~~~~~ STACOSWITCll INC (1,F:RK For II R Drui: ,.ton-. mrn a1w 21. Exp
lltll lWl' 1117 :!.}li3 Good cnvironmenl to ----------1 G&l'L MAH.A.GER
l\1on11foctunn1o: co. needs
al(i:res~1ve. detail onent·
NI, hartlworkin~ produc
lion manuf mgr. Smalt
ro, good bt'nrf1ts. Min 10
yr., t.'Xper Call Carol,
:">813830. M.V.
1139 Bakt'r CO;'> tu Me1>J
549-3041 MAl~TENANC~
Control
Specialist
F:quaJ I lppor Em plo} rr work an. Hcq's good
\\nrkr·rs & l'op 1Jcnd1ts CLERK tor count .. r salco;
:.cnsc of rii:w·cs & resp
Entry lc\l'I. S635. !'ct.•
!'aid. Also f'ee Jobs. Cull
l'nntrol Caret.•r ~;mploy
ml•nt AJ?t'ncy. 556·8505.
ASSEMBLERS , __________ , Q.111 Chns 54011055 ::M!.b5 111hr. Apply 1tl: 2:l4
~c~tory S850 F1 :.c•her i\\l'. Cu:.l..t for prcc;a,,1011 l'lt•<·t ro
mt<1han1ral 11~-;<:ml1ly ol
~mall romporll'nts F,,
1i..·r prl'I d \\'1 II Tr a 111
l>:.a)i. Onl)
STACOSWITCH IMC
Hunk S&L l'o;..1t1nn;..
l'latlorm :-.,.,' to ~!100 &l[lCr l"O 111 In inc needs _ :'llt'su _
i:ongcnial 1.>er:.011 w /J.:ood
'kill" Xlnl ''Mio.mt: l·nn
rb &top lll.•nl'l 1ls
11~ ll.ikl'r Costa \lo·'·'
549-3041
El1u,1I 01Jpor Em pin) 1·1
Pruor < lpr In S700
1. ;101'\I tu ;1 :lll \'.\.t
C;.illSalh '>lllli055
Recept. S650 r;~~~:~1~r1',·;:11· lfl ~·;~:: ::::.crl~~~~I: ~.J~,:l·l·'nJ~\\
Flld'llo. Trow ~l:>1i put.Ilic 1:nntJl:l. II you
l".tll l'.o.rn 1-'n'\ ~..tlJ 1~15:> l\j1t• l1qhth 11 rnulJ h~lp
T1•ll1·1 ,. lo Sf:>OO
Tr•llr•r TrnP I u ·'1;)11
C oostol c.111 Slit• 'i 111 fill!;~
AS SEMILERS PenoMel A9e ncy Gen Ofc S600
\laft nr ft·m :l Yr-. m111 2700 11arhor 111\cl < \t <.:rl'Jl \Jrll'I)' & ch.1n£"r
c•\f><'f <;0c,.1 lllJ IHl.ol tit.•,. ----------1 to ll•arn & Jd, .t nl"l' lt.•rrt~. i;und l)t''1,.:ht. -,, \\l'll c,,tab'I co He""
.>0lrlcnni: 6; m1l ''"l"~ BANK TELLERS vcr.,on "' 1-:ood '-'pm.:
t:"l.IJl.·r Sn"-tll l"0 '1 ~oOll PLATFORM SECY li..· .. ulllul ore tn F..i,,h1on
llt'ndllb Sm.ill rnrnr1n. t;H•t•lll•nt '·"•"} & I'll' lk-~l benl'flt:> m~nls 11.ird Y.01 k1111:. tk hc·ncflh lnr t'\(lt'l ll'l\Ct.·d C.111 SJlly !>.IO li055
<l1c-;11f·•I 1nil1•1<l11.th pl•r<,connd tu 1111rl.. 111 Sec retory
lll'l'dcd <.'all c.arul 1>ll'a~:1nt Jlnlt>!'ojlhCre 11> I ikl Jfl.10 \f v A vcn· met' V n1't'< " <'.all 111.·r~nnnl'I 1;15 :,333 outeo;nn -.('<'\' ,,. 'j!ond
ASSEMBLERS
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mrd1~·.t1 pr odu1 I 1.t
l"ll•an \\ 11rk II\ '111.111
µr<1"l•l1! '" Ht·q' 1111 I'\
11\'I hUl !lllCld il<'\ll'l'tl\ 111
b.1111llt.• "'°"'' p.11 I :11~11'!
;\l" ,\11 f'l<ll I J.111111 ''' ·
ln1· ,1ppmn11111•111 -.ktlb lk 1-. rnform,11 &.
ll.onk ul '•'\\ 111111 plf'a,ant Thi-. 1, an \lnl ~:.,11.d 11p11t\ "11111101 1' "l•l~•I tor 1:ro1\\ th \\ ,tn
•~·.out, }-,\ :-i.t,,011 :-,i, IJ,t 1111 1111111 I''"'"'"" 11 """I' ,,., ... , ( ·.111 H1l.1 I Ill fill~.;.
:-.1111,1 \1' 1ulh1\1111" A/P Cl~k to S800
"'1 1.1111 ,1, otl,111111111· Ll'<11l111t: land dt•\ t•lo1wr
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I ' :'II E fl U .o I l) fl fl
r·:mr1.,1t.•1 BICKPR/SECRET ARY
S11m1• 1•\ J)l.•1· r••ct" ct Ca 11 ---------1111111 :>IX 2:.11 or fl Ill :>Wi Assistant Mono9er
H·ry ln(•ndly or,.,;,11111,1
lion Cnotl l>a l'k~rnuntl &
111n· 111.·r .. on.il1lY wall lll'lp
;:1·11111, t:rn1l IH"1t1011
, .. or
Excludn
DHiCJner Boutique
:\lust be t.''(~rt<'ntt!tl
\l.1turc & allr.ic·t l\"t•
Phone \l.rno11:t.·r fv1
l nll·n H'\\
549-2213
BOOKKEEPER
<1n•:ot d.ty arnm111i; \\'In
11111 11'1 II lw lltlW 1 l "~t:
I\ 111ng '" lnok!-. lo ,1\\,okl'n
hn ..:hi t'\ etl & ea.i.:t.•r
ln,111.11111• l'tl Tll'l'tb l'X·
111·1 W111 I.. \\ ,1n·o11nltll!l
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l>unc .111, h llllllitl •'111
'""P'll"I C'tr lh \ ll ut
111 (II .111c1· .• 1; l'>ttl ~111 s
Miun
NO FEE TO YOU
c.111 n111:-5~o 1;o55
Keypunch Oprs 121 r. \lo':-cu1 rent t•xpl'r.
<in·.11 ""· :l\lnt benefits
(joocl atmni.phcre 11 l
SwinJ.( & 11) Daysh1ft.
C':.all ll1l:.a 5-lll·t;(l5~
Secretory to $900
C:ro\\t1.i.; h:.ank an
bt'.1ul1ful bl•.J1 h 1111
'l'l•I\<; Jltf:Jlt. 111111\
\\ i:oorl !\k1lb tnr I ha~ I Ill•'
~rm\lh potcnt1.1I po;-,
CLERK
'\ fl lllSUr,tnl'I' l'O l1l'1•ds
'hMP r:tl1111! & rudme
l"krl.. \~ i.ood l.\ 1>111J.: .SO. 10
kl') pro11c•1cnc·~ Sal ln
~ w ~ood l'H hl•1\t'f1b
~13 l!tiiO
CLl::Ht... 'I"\ 111s1 :111 ha " -
Delivery /Newspo~,.
Pt.•rmmwnt part ltmc Job
dch,·l'rlnJ? e;orly mornlnl(
L.\ Tim~ to home!> 111
In inc, NU Jl"C<IS !\tu~l
he r<'hahlt.• & ha•l' dclJt!n·
dal>le transportation
SJl.iry ~.llJ mo. 5·Hl·023S
"kl) I> r11n~. 0111'-l' Och work part llmc·
111..tdllllC'> ~ll~li Uti:!:! llnU.,t'Wlft.•.103.1500N1H
COCKTAIL
WAITRESS
l.A·.1rn 111 10 11r-. th(' nu"l
cxe1t111)1, i:l.imourou:.,
lu.;hl> p.otd proll';.., D.i>
or l'' l' :>l '>'lllll' PJ.1<.:l'·
ml•nt as"1'l <;uml l•JIJ vµ
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In 111,. < • 1 •1::-:-1 I
Colle ction Rep
1-:,1111ml111J.: :'llorti:,.ti:,t' Co
111 Ot ,111g1• ( "11 h,1'> ,1111111
m1•d1:t1t• op1•111r11: loir an
inch\ 1d11al In tlo 1"oll1•r
1111n \\Olk tll tlll' ''"'" Fll \, \ \ ,(t Con\'1'1111011.11
mort A.1g1•' C1111I al I
Cnthv Thomp,o n ,
714 !11>3 7117:1 hqu.11 < >1111t1r
Lmph r
ccn11• \"\Ill' COOK It'
hnt'<I \\lllfl.111 '' k111ls tor
1ntap:.al·11.11t•1I IU1 ,.,. 0111
\\om.111 hi:J :itlill
('001'.
llom1• 'I) It• l·ookrn~ Im
1 rt tr C' m t.• n t 11 om t• 1 11
I ,ti.:unJ l~.1t·h .i!ll ll l'">X
111 ' d Sa n Ant con 1 o
Wmcr). C \I
Dental A ssist
<.'h:iirs1de. 3 d}s a wk,
C.;111 S.17 3Sl3 bet 9 & 11
.im or 2 ~pm Mon-Fri ----------
DENTALRECEPT
'l't.'lll•d rull l imc. J!OO<I
oppor tor ri i:ht per~on
\\ ph•J!o;Jnl Pl'l"SOllJlll)
111 'IX'UUll \ ulc· :\pl Hr h
·' f ,. :t s d I •• I ) l' II Ill
men,urall"" '"'11•'1' ('.Ill
!<-Ii '.l.11:1 lwl ~· ,\ 11.tm or
;> lpm '\Imo f.'11
lll•111al ~wc-rt'l.tr\' H1H1k
l..1·1·ppr :"ll11lun· l':\f1•·1· &
l11ghh molt\ :.all•d I Day
\H•t•I-.\lso Cha1rs1cl1• \>.
s1,t. l'\IX'I" or :.c:huol \
my he ~.ti; :ml
Denial Hccl'pl Prr111 olc
P timcw po<;:,.1hlc luturf'
P\pJn:.rnn 111 hr~ E\
flt' r 'd a 11 p h a s c ~ •
t"IJCt1.1ll) 111'111.1nl'C 1>ro
l~:.:.111~ Sul oix•n Career
oppor II 11 11-1:! 1;1;31
Dental Sr•cretar). 3°
tlil\S. ~ troin 'IU!>I
l)Pt' not :.mokc-. :\\\pt
llc·h 1 .. 1.t s;11 t A::.soc1.itc n\'p
ATIE.HTIOH
Hi9h School Grodi
& Colle~ Trained
lllHIKK n ·1·F H ~ 1111
< 'h .. ri:,,• 11 t111w 11• '\1l1t.·
hi \Ju,l h.11 •' ,I \ 1" ••I
I' u II I ll' \ c• c I ' I! ,. \ 11
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( ·Jll l'a.r11
Clerk
'•Ill •ill:>!> COOICS. EXPER'D
S6SO \l,oture UJ\"\ll'\\ \fanur.
f>t·nt.il rt•r 1·pt111n1 >.t ,
J.:1.'lll'ral pr a1·t 11 t•
.'HK·"iOi I ---lntt•nur ohnnrutinJ.? c:ro :L'll> \\' n.1,. C\l li\4! :ri<J5 ll('{'ds hr1ght srlt MartC'r 11 ~nu rt' 111'\\ 111 Or allt:!l'
< ·., t1•mpct1.1ril~ •II'' on
111111111:! )imr l•llut .1111111.
11•1·1•n tl ~ c11 ... l'l1.11 ~··rl
111>111 the ""n 11·1• ••1 '"' anv rca~on 11t•<•k111i; lt'm
!)'wary or n trt•r•r (•mplov
mt'nt. l"nnstdl•r I ht'\ 11111
1111c oppor Ynu c'at\ <·11111
l11r \.Jlll'I~ f)OS In lral'ntl· ----------DENTAL
IHlO KI\ I·:~; I' 1-; H th ru
tri .ol h.1l.1nn·, l" I' A
111111 lh-~ume nnh i\o
r>htM1· , alh. lnt'luolt>
s olun tt''I S11l11· ·Ill.I.
:!:18til El 'I oro Hd. lo,I
h 1•lr Lall' t YPllll! & good
m..1lh aplatwle '' 111 ht•lt'
\Ull l!l"l lht'o \l'I)' 111
ll'rl'M111g po:;
Call H1t,1 5.IO·M55
Secretary to 5850
Int I r~al t•stulc dept. u(
I 1nant1;tl 1nsltl ul 11111
Sl96 PER WEEK ----------1 "l'l'k~ ;1tt1 ;11·l 1111111' \\ g111NI '>klll!' Im 1111 .. lop
spot Opp111 i.11· rap1cl
growth & lant:.a .. t11· ltJ,l'<I 1111 \"lllll' 111111hH
I I \ I I ~ (" II 111 lll I
Huokk<:t.'fllll~
IMMH>IATE MEED
rnt'l'nt1vPs ~ ,.,, 1 .1 11rr•l 1t •Bookkeepers ~hanns; l)(lnlls < 111 I h•• 111h
tr;t1n1nl! T11 n11•11tlou' • Acd1t9 Clerks
pott•11t1al to r1·:1eh Con .. trmt1nn
'lttfl('n 1~111' ~ man:H!l' l..:\IJ(.'rtem:r helµlul
rm•nt 110•1111m., :"1111,1 lwl ROBERT 'IALFS
J1!·r~tinahlt• ~ am 11111011' •----
Fur a11pou1lmt•nt 11111\"I account omnc
I !ill ""'I""
" 5)9.J 18) l'lc..t!>eL'Jll
'I Jtl\7'! lt1~1'\l (714) 835-4103
l1t·11d1ts
L-.111 Carrv 5IO till55
Ac ctnq Cleric $500
Entrv IC\ t!I :rnper oppor
l11r hc1unnt'r \\ i:uml
math to lcar111nll'rt•,.11n1:
,\, \..tl'INI JOh lkaut1ful
nfr Xlnl lll•nt•f1ls
l.'.Jll ~.ill\ 540 005:;
SKretary to $90 0
l,011 .ol ('O, 1n beautiful
l11.,,11;h Jrt•;a Sl-Ck:S (.''(p('I ti
-----------1 'l'C'\ " ~uod ~kill!) lo ~h·p
,\TTR\CTl\F. (;IRI. --111&j?r0\~lf\tnnfrm1:mt ni<·•· 11.,1~11 t 111111, llH l!lrl Bonk keC'per 11.1 rt t 1 me· :\Int flOIC'nll:il
tn rnndf'I prl\ .111•1\' .1 It·\\ lwtr fnr IM.11 111-.uu11111• l'all Chn!> ~.111 r;o;,~.
huui'a"'1'd' :->trl(tl\·fnf" .11:t•nt Strong hookk1•1·p CustService S600
llln \ l'r' d 1 1 1·1 ' t \ m 1111.!. pr t' fer u U I y \\ o l h , ' · .,. ' F;1~t "rowrn" interior clc· good tu!>to• Tt'r11ril' ,.. .. ~ \ H < '''P· 1\1110 Ille ... .. 1·Mu~I tw attrucll\t.'o hn\I• dt"nt .11 ,1;; ,lt'nol!r.,phtl" 1·01.1tmg l"O ne<-dl> a )!noel
fltl"C r1jluf<.'. l)(' i..1.lhll' t. tltol 11'~ ll;t)-., ili8·3400, phone \OIC:!.' &. OUl)lCllOI:
,sophasll<'1tlt'd l'rc.>IN ~t s. ilil\:.i:,;, JX'r~nnahly lo handle t hr
0 ,·rr 21 And will c•on -ord<.'r dPsk in their dr ~ider full time <.'mploy BROKER'S ASSIST s1i:11 dept. A very 111
J'llcnl for qualtllecl ~1rl a~ Supcrl> nppor. lo earn tercstm~ pos.
Girl f'riday & Recep whal e you lt'arn -to C'all Rita 540·M55
tionlst. Dtllcribt' yoursetr ht'come a stock broker. SKretary to $950
•n detnil. Wri tt' 10 Youneedsh.typtng&l Controller of int 'I co.
·Classified AD No.699. )Texpc>r. in a brokeral\<' needs i;harp lndlv.
COOKS
We are o chain of over
\l \TURF., tC'lipon!;rhlt·
pt'r!;On for dent<JI OI l' Ill
Nwpt C<'nter. Some bus1-
n1•ss cxp('ricnc<' Call
litwn Uam & noon.
1;.IQ.().1().1
5 0 0 qua II t yi--------
restauranh and ore DENTAL. ex1>cr'd or ~inq full and part· lhodonlk assist. wanted
ti me profess ion al Top pay for right person.
c ooks fo r our 5 M S-16·5~-_
restaurant which is o ENT AL K EC EI'
openinq soon in Hunt· TIONIST Expcr'd. tor
ington Beoch.. quality crown & hrirlJ:e
ofr :.-1any bcncrats. !\ n.
Experitnce must in·
clYde breakfast & e9CJ
c ookery. 9ri II &
broiler boc k9r ound
and general food pre·
pcration. In addition,
mu\t b e obi~ to
c oordinate sev e,.ol
other cooks and order
production. Applicants
must~ 18 or aver.
We offtr excellent
1tcrtin9 pay, free in·
surance, paid voca·
tlon, profit sharing and
merit wage. rt views
with day, swlnCJ and
ni~ shifts ovallable.
l.";111644·!1211
DENTAL ASSISTAl\T
;\i•'1.">ded full-lime. l:Xl\CI
necessary. X ray lie.
::.alary open. ~-711'>
DIETARY SUPERV.
& K1trhcn Help
Med Reconfs Cllc
E'pencncc prcf'cl
L~'s &AIDES
For ,\II Shifts.
Appl), Garfield Conv.
lloc;p., 7i81 G:.arf1cld, HB
&17 9671
DISHWASHER-Busboy.
P art/Ful l lime'.
eneq:ietic. clcnn cut.
548-7948
EHGIMEERING
DRA.FTSMAN
Exper'd Stn•et plan'>
lk:-.1i:,n. T1•nt Mup' 1\JI
ply Ill Pl'l",.1111 w /wo1 I..
samples. Hoticrt, Bcm.
Wilh;.am F'ro~t & A~:-.Ot'
1101 Quail St, NII
ESCROW /Mona9er
'\lm1mum 5 vrs 01 fi1·t•r
1•\pr CM 11.rc.1 Xl111
... 1l+rnmm. ml'<1 hf<' 111
... r ~l!l 811}1
Escrow Officer
La)!una (k';1d1
.\th anu·nwnt oppor lc>r
.umtht•r l'\111.•r ot I 1t·l'r mu
1iroi.:1 c::.!-.1 H' t.:o Sulur) +
c:ommt•n'luratt' w t':\ (l('r
l"Jll 497 ~I\~ or '>t'nd n·
~uml.' lo 0 llr1cn K-.c•row
PO Box :1~!4. Lai:una
lk·.t(•h. !121;:.2
FACTORY
TRAINEES
• \!.o,t•mhll'I""
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Trmp111 :tf\ St·r\'ln•s
1:1211Cam1>u~. Mt• !:Ill
:-le" port lkh MO 80i I
11~1 s (i1.111d 1\\1'
S.1nta ,\11,t ~.~ 'll'?l
FACTORY WORKER
'1Jd111w Opr" lor <"o~t.1
:.ll'SJ ("u F1•rn,1h· lkJ>I
'ot'\l><'r nn Will tr.om
Xlnt w 1Jcm:l1h CJll
s.1;; 1i111:1
l'illl'r1:l;i~s 1"11rf'm.111 In
\\11ri. 111 l1.1J.1 , C.tld
S11.i111sh !>lll'.tlo.1ng nlo..
;,:Ji :ll4!ll1 •
FOOi> SEH \"In: \ orh no~ lor 1'1 I orllt"
{'OnC"l'SSIUll hl'I p :l I 0(.;
l!Jt't'\\ oJ\'. call 55:! :'li1l I
Furniture Refinish
3+ )rs e\pr Top \HtJ:<':>
Call N il'k Ii Iii [>-1:1~
Fumlture Worker s
Tra1nN•s fnr mill work ,\.
assembly. Call M11nt1
~:lt•l1 romcs 171 t )5-UI 38Kl
GENERAL OFRCE
1'11'>1111111 0111.•n" j.'row111)?
l',Jqx.•I m.o nul ~tuM lie
'-''Pl'I ti 111 dt.•11c.tl '>kills.
l 'ustnmY. 1•aH' Ca rpl'l'o
111-IJtl P ;111111· St
Founlam Vaill')
Gt·ncral Ofru·1•
GENOFC
MARICETING
v11111>ual oppor 1n :.a
<T<·a11n' <'11\ 1ro11111cnl for
,111 out.:01111! J)l•r:;Qn.ohl)
w •i:ood !.ecrt'tar1al
~kill;. Garden ofr in CM
l-1e\tblt:' hrs, mcrc.i'>lnl:
1espon:-.1u1hties, no limit
on J•h"..tm·cmcnl. Pll'asc
ll'aH' your name. phone
no. & a brief mci.::.a$:t'
\\f m\ :.answering
machine, 171-' l 557·71~.
«It '11.tll be.' rcplact!d by a
Inc Jl('r,,on who might
) u"t lx•_)_o_u_1 ____ _
GEM. OFFICE
Equal Oppor Employer
INSURANCE
Cl:ums Person. F.x1wr'd.
Good bent•f1ts. 111 ri.
Baker, 8.13·!>550
Insurance C:om1rn:rc1,ol
Underwntl'r Ai!l'nt·y ,.,
ix•r. Mrs. ~kcr. M:JJ !>550
INSURANCE
POSITIONS
l....trl(c 111'\ur. co hJs im·
med. opcnul~!. lur II S.
1?r:.aJs. Xlnl w orkml( l·on·
ds & benefits.
Didaphone Opr
7Q.80wpm. Xlnt '>pcller
Rater-Coder
1''1!(ure aptitude
Pleasant l'hOnl' ma nrwr
Typinl? helprul
FileClmc
Will tram Com .. t'11·11
I IOU!> 111111\ 11l11JI
\pph in p1•r,1111
:-..1ll'l'O l11~11ra11t 1• ('11
I i:i70 llrnol-h111 '' :-it
F1111nl:t111 V:tll1·~
x 3 Mon thru Fricl,11
Equ;tl Opp Empl\ r m I
L\L,toml'r Cm respondl'nt
\ppht·.onl mui.l he altll'
lo rompt.1,.e 0\\ n kllt•rs.
l.\PC 1:->+ 11pm & h<t11<lll'
d1•L11I Vh•l I c~I :th I
1•thl<'<ll111nal I 1rm ( ioud
h1•1wl 1I ~ APtJI~· Nat11111:tl s' :-. t l' 111 :-. c 11 r p .i:rn 1
ll1rd1 St. N.B li'frar OC t:>;SlJH,\NCE WHL :1:, hr
\1rp11r1 1 EOE ,, k. :. a I a r v •'•1111
• mt'nsuratc w l'\p1•r. C:.il I GIHL ~ Rfl)AY. must like M<111 97!.l ·H543 1 nr ir1 "ork1n~ \I l1gurcs, 5 krncw
d.1)'> "t•l'k 11:.arlJUUr -----
Pneumatic :.and
Elt:'l'I ronw
(.\ii Tt•t•h 1s pn•s,·111 h
s t.' t' I.. 1 n I! u C 11 n t r 11 I
S1wt·1uh~t to worli. 111 0111
n•ntrul plunl 7 ;j(I ,\\I'"
1.1~1 l'M Will J1•!:111-:11
tlrall trnublt.•!.hoot .ind
111~lall l'lcllrt•1111· an•t
1mt•1rniat1c t'Onlrol .anti
<llarrn IUrlt'llon' lnr lot".ol
nn<I n•mol1• urwr.tl1on:..
flc<1wre!> .it l•'J::.l :. >car
\'\IJl.'fll'lll'e 111 l hl• I ll'ld nl
pnl'umat1t•.,, l'lt-l'lnral\
<11111 elN1romc:.. \\1th ,,
backi:rouml 1n procc""
l'Ontro>I mstrum•·ntdl ton
and apphcut wn
CALTECH
C:?13) 795 ·~111°\.t lljtil
Pasadcn;i C \
J-:c111al Opr11irt11nil)"
Em pin) t•r ~1 I"
MAMAGEMEMT TRHE
Youn~ man 111 ""')( 111
g111\\ in,: luol 11•111,11 lrn:-1
lll''>:-0 ;\h"l br: llt".11 111 i.JI'
Pl':lllllWt' ~ h.1\ l' \ l"l"I
tl!'at h.111d\\nl1111: Ii Uu\
wl.. y. \\kd\ 11lf Prt.•frr
m:orrit'rl 111.1 n ftor 11t•rn1 .
resp po-.11 ion ~:xpcr ncor
rt· q ' d . 1\ p p I ~ 1 t) :1 o
Newport Hl\11. (; M . __
\\1lk,.w.1gon. 8.t2-413S lnlt'nor Dt>Sll(ner m hUhl· ----nci.s 20 ~rs. has need lor l'm ________ _
I GIRLOFRCE a work mg asl>Oc 011 por
to anvcs l an i:rowani,:
Lil<' mfi.: co. need:. girl e!>labhshcd :.lud10. Onh
11.11 general orfu:e, I) P· qualiliro de,.1g11crs ncl.'J
mi:. film~. b1l110g, elc. a pp I y. 9 6 8 1 8 I I o 1
1>12 :!~it! 5-l!l 0'.!36
MANAGER
ASSISTANT
Fol' Jr Sporlsw <'Jr
d11t111ni: 'tort· OC & I. \ ----------:.trt.•a npt•n•n..:.,. (),,
INVENTORY CLERK pmtun1I\ lnr .111\:.anp•
Exl)l'r an 111•l·nton l•f nwnt ti1 n<·rnu" hl•ne111 ..
m .it l' r 1 ;.1 I ton tr o I. Somt: •·\p«r. n,•tt"'"· \11
l:.am1llant" 1\ 1JO'>t111j! '" pl\ \Jon to ti or\\ t••I I:! •1
GUARDS
MEH>B> IMMB>.
.rnin a prm:r<';;:-01\"C'. tast
l!ftt\\ uu: l"I• " unhm1tl1<l
.uh .tnt l'mt 111 :\lust hl'
m.11\ll"t' ~ n·s p. x llr.,
p;11cl tr;11111ni? 11 you
qu.>lol\' + ntht•1 hC'neftls.
• ngn~•~At"-0, :: -.. ~ ~hlhl!r
St•l'Untv & Industrial
Sen·1ces
1121 S. Gr:inrl, S./\.
5.')!1·0027
4320CJmpusStc l30. NB
r..a9-80il
I jc. No. C62177
GUARDS
C<>"la Mesa &Cerritos
Pcrrrutncnt l-'1111 & Pnrl·
time Phone & lransr re·
'I ti ll1•t111•d w1•knme
Call 5'14i OZ74, ore hrs 10 2
Closed Wl'flne~ays.
!.Ut.., 6' rl.'l't'tpl:.. (;nm1n1: .11
t· om pa n ~ ~ / go'' ti PETRI ES
hcncftl'> ,\ppl) bi·t\\ n I Ii \\c·,,tm111;-.k1 ~l..ill
!l:lm &. noon at llJrc1h \\c.,tmm'll'r
lll'rrv. ls.till Spr111gdall•,1----------ll U E.O.E
INVENTORY AUDITOR
Expcr'd w/1n\01~1ng
h<'lplul. must ht• fa11t &
ac·t·uratc w /10 kl.'y
culculator llii:h pa per
volume. Salary from
S550 . Com p:.a ,, y IHI
~ted1c.il & dental. '"'II tor
ii ppl.
JIFFY
FOOD STORES CO.
Kai rn K111g 540 6:;115
MAMY FEE PAID
Sf'1·rd ,111 .t I
Bookkt.'1'p1nJ.!
&Cll•ntal 1'0~11111ni;.
Abo l"l'e .lnll'>
lr\'lnc Pt·r~111111t"I \1wnr~
•IXll E lith l'u;..1:1 \l<''·'
St.titt>221 lil:t·l liO
TYPISTS Hoirdreuin9 Asst.
SECRET ARIES Guurn. sal !\1u~t be I 1r d.
LAND PLANNER
CJ1.per'd w 1mnmt ... 1.111-.
Profcssron:il. Ouht.111•1
1n1: oppor l\pflh tn
1><'rson w rrsumt• \11
l"'u<'ntcs. Rolwrt, JW-111,
W11lrnm 1-'ro::.t & i\s!-.<M' •
Proresswnal En• 1rr>n
m c nlJI En1:1nl0crs &
l'lanne1 s. 1101 Qu;11l St. -..:.u.
MARKETING
1\'o<,1sl. to \tanJ)'t•r ;'\('\\
h l'f(';tktl r.111.,111011 lnr .•
.:ood nrg.1n11l·r ''ho \1 ill
t:okl• d1arJ:t• Ii<' the ri~ht ·''in t11r .o "fll'<'li.11 t'\l'r
tiocxl hC'ndah. \anctv ~
.11h .1111·1•rnt·nt tnr you
St .art wrl h S7110 & Jdrl tn
1111, l'' l'TV 11.1v < hci:k ti
\Oii "ork al 11. F('•·
P;11d \l\n Fel' Jobs. C;oll
(' o n t r o I C' a r 1· 1• •
Employrrmrnt \~NH"\. ,,_.,.; K505 \our ska II'> nrl• 111 di" Calt 49-1·9729 lor intervw
mand al cill lc-vrls nr e\· --Laundromat .l\ss1.,l
tx•1 Wt•h<l\C'tnanyJOh'I llarr Stylist, e\per l'.t1me.MaturrW11man
111 tht• lnine \,u\iwirt rwccssarv, xlnl locat1on. 6731000.t>iS·O:l:W
:.1 .. -.1 & tloom Al>'oCIT\Ull-1
Expl'nt•nrl•tl
ar('a. Woit.. \\llt•i•· ~ hu~y ~hop. 675·3385, ----
whc-n yuu plr:.ist•. "'''pl Ar h. Leasing agents & ;t pt
Iii'> 7177
• ~~S'S~J\1
t•mporary S..-vlc es
4320CampusStc 130
Newport Heh 5'19-8071
1424 S. Grand Ave
Santa i\na 558·9021
manager:>. interested 111 \l AT U R f~ WO MI\ N
HORSE TR.l\INER Man makinl{ extra money" p 1t1me t o w1:lcom"
or .,.. oman. mature. 640./1668 newcomers & <.•ont uct
Enl!hsh and harness. merchants. f1exible hr-...
Qu;irtl'rs and salary. Lel!al Secy. Newport. 3 Need car, lite typ111g.
1·338·1011 yrs exp. Good skills. M7 Yl9,'i.
Corp. & Civ. Top Sal1----------llOTEL·Secrctar y t o +benefits.644-8220.
D111ly Pilot. P. 0 llc>l< r1rm. You ~cl a t:hanc:c al w1good skills. No more
uro.Costa Ml'!.a9262G .1 career. Xlnt working ho·hum davs 1n th1ll
environment. GooJ challe~ing:arietn>oa.
To cyow with Denny's
pl.au apply at onct In
person at:
DONUT SHOP, f/tlme. all
night shif\. No expcr nee.
l\gc 25-45. Woman. Apply
in person, Mr. Donut, 135 ---------11111
Direct or of Sal es. --
Mature & well groomed. Uke clothing. people &
Dictaphone. hvy typing money? Call for in·
& adman abilities. Lead· terview appt. 963-3866
111g N. B hotel. For appt 54(;..3183.
MCDONALDS
Applications Now
Being Taken
Full & P /ll me I lelp
Apply In Person
\utnmotivc
• "'lt•w Detml Shop nl'cds
G 1 lwlp.
• ll'<ll) waiirs pnld EnR1nl'
SteDmcr~. 1!111! p::11ntt'f',
l)uffors & poh!lht•u. up
• llolstory i.h.1mpou•·r~.
uht'Ci. out. pick up t.. dt•
h"'t:f"Y Apph al
~ Harhnr 1\1 < '1
1'45 10.'kl oc-------.. ~vto Parts C'ount~r man
ht'nt'rit 11 St :i rt u l Call Sur 5.10·6055
S7SO Fer Puhl 1\lso Frt' Cieri< Typist $600 .Jo~ Call Cnntrnl C:.11 e1•1 C.twl 1vp111Jl & ftt:ure op t 0 I 36 A.dams Ave
Emplo\ m1•111 \ 1:1•n1'L lltutlr •~ r"ctfd b) n•n• Hunfffte)ton a.ach CA
!>."Ill XS!l"I last ,t.!row m.: co Nice
nu 1 1 ct l', ... s p ,. , 1" 11 ~
JI .a rd\\ :Jrt• l"tl Ill :'.. 0
&e<>k<1 rlt':mrul m.1 n for
1" time• Sl1'iltlv, pca·m
rmploymC'nt Ci1ll
~-~
vara eh fl u\les lit Ion
la'il1<· pott•nt1ul rn th1t-
plcasant oil
C.111 S:ill> MO·ro5'i DENNY'S
S.cy Ho Sh S700 1-;cwal OpPQrtumty
l)ue to expansion inte1 lor Ernplo}w M/f'
F.. 17th St. CM
DRIVER
SUl'ID.lYOHLY
Deliver Dallv Pilot
hundles to r:irncr,.. n,..
quires ":111 or la1 Ile
wagon and :i c<WWt rlrav
mg record Phone
M2..a21, uk tor 11.arr y
Sc'Clcy. Equnl npportuna
t~ Employer
GEHERA.t. 641.1100 ext 536. Ms. --------
OFRCE HELP Harns E.0 .E. Uva.Jn female companion Mon thru Sot 10·5 30
ror elderly lady on 3010 S. Bristol, SA.
for protlucc m urkt't. HOUSEICEEPERfLive In Balbou lslond. i\plffoJI. ·1 Un 1-'ronl Of
du tie i. to in cl 1" r 3 children. 4·8 yr:., room hr~ per dn' Se1H11 al<· 1 he ·rrca~urv > pa~roll. & vanr:c c Uhl"' \ 1 ff upl plus salary Mu!'>I ---• --1-:,,..,..r cl onlv IR\1'!-; llOanl ~:slur). Vt•>ilrr dmt' Wntcod"912.D.11 \H:Cll\NlC P t1ml.' to
HA;>.(' H f' i\ R \t EH S \IU 63l·Ol3ll ----tv P\lot. r O no,. lSQJ, mnmtam duml' I rue ks &
\t \RKf:T. 8ll·21!51_ ---------C-06ta Mesa. CA 1121>26 rollers. ~l 0512
HOUSEKEEPER H..,w.tH 1100 Htepw-.ct 7100
P.t·Tln ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
.. ~anted w sales ex per. &l·---------• w/man:agcMnt rot<'ntlat. CARPEMTER
decurotan.i ro nc'-'<111 11 ---------• bnght rr1enclly lndav. for --
its \oun~ VP & con · COOK TRA1NEF.S. So .
troller. ~z KOlng person L:i". ND!" C?li r tttme & will fit into lhli> OiCO ore. f/llme, CofteO shop Cit·
Generlll O<flrt", bookkeep
lnl( lita• typlnlo! & ml!lc
MNlll'nl e'C(l4'r prl't ·c1
P /tlmc. S4.00 pt>r hr
Draverth elper for loc al Ref'~. Call Mr. Kmk11cle,
moving company. Eic· _4_94_~_11 _______ 1
Need respo nsible an·
dlviduul to clean mocM
apartments and
rlubhouse In apartment
'-omplex. flexible hour~.
Mon-Fri. Coll 644-3389, 9
11.m .-12noon.
MONOGRAM MACHINE
OfERATOR
C.'\llRlt:i ~06055 per R e fs p l l'a~c.
"ltlnt pay. 714~48 12._58__ f:inlah loot Wortt.
\' Bob)'!ltteroeedt'd Must be expr'd & hav«'
pericnced. 752·t330 Gf11C'fal olflce. Tyl)ln1t 60
Must drht' own hand tnoli;. H unt
G4G S162. lkh 8!M 1010 Hill Noller. Rate Clerk $550 Chllrlie's Chill ore. <7Ul
S<)mttxpel'. in insuranc:e,_54_9_-03S __ l ______ _
DlUVERS-F;11m l"Xtro In·
come. Early morn. de-
ll very LA TimH. $300
mo. c.M.!W&-4481 Bob . .aab~lttl'I' ror 2 bor1 ;1~<'~ r11t1011 & lllo typln1 will cook WAMTEO
I\ & 10. Al110 lilt' CARWA.SH wm lhls position w/lop Night shl.11. Wiil troin. DRIVIR/fowTruclc
.. ouaekce1>1n!l t:1hson C.1~h1er11. Or1~eri; NewT>Qrt co. Grc.>'11 ro A\ ull for c:olleee stu Htih t>rt'a Own tntn~ Oni;~kn.I>ctnUer workt'n. t antustlr cll•nts. Ma 81.1rkt•r '• 212 Expr'd.must livelnCM.
Ura 12 30 t() ~pm, ~1"rt Port , .. time-Ovr lit bc:nc'1t!I E l7tb St CM Coast Towl~ Servi.cc.
rttJ Tut•J. Junt' 2lt1t OOOt.IPa, UlllS111ty 540·60!.S • .,! · -J.:l:l lndui.triel Wl\y, CM :~11;:. or !ll>A-llOOR ofte1 METRO CAH\\'\~11 ALSO FH JOIS COUMTER GIRL; i!'6 ~
1; __ _ _ ~-•-••_rhor. e i'_l _ Coo1tol ParHlmo, expcr'd onl;: n.F.cTRONJC
Bal>)'sitte.rwanttd Cor3yr Caahler, resp<>nuble PtnonMI A..,_J Apply betwn 2:30 4'6p m . ASSKM8Lt'.R
otc1 Some CV<'I Ul 10, pref wornan for part·llme. 2780 HJ.tbor: Jllvd N • t u r • l F o o d C1rcu.it board •tultlnl(,
your hom• Q i t area. wknda incl. Apply O.C. C4cta l!leu -J\e1lnurant110.S !ain St1 wittftg. 10 hr/4 di)' wk,
_4111-7Ull Airport OU\ Shop. ~~-~~-~~~~I Balbua rerun. 873.au. bencflta. 5'1-Tl n
•
wpm, Kardcx ln,•entory
c<1ntr<1I. calculator exp
Min. 3 yrs 1en I orr t'xp.
557~'52S -------
G'ENEIAL OFRCE
MARINERS Si\ VINGS
NtwPort Beach ofc h1&t1
lmmt'd. opfnin l{ f<1r •
WANSt:RVlCt-;
CLERK
THEIRVIME
COMPANY
~~ Nl"wrort Ct•ntC'r Dr
Nl'WJ)Ort 8e11c.'h
l\n Equal
Opportumty E m plo)'er Cknttal oCc & typlnJ re
q 'd. Xln t bcnertu & ~IJ.na (Ond.s. C.U lfrt llousekccper, llV('·ln San.
Connera 541·•000 ror ta Ana area. •s>Pt· E.O.E. :,$7-3870
F ull-time position for an ex·
perienced seamstre~s to operate
our monogram machln . No pre.
viou experience in mono~ramrnlnll
nccessarv. A fa ctory tccm icl n wtll compl~tely train you. Location is
r~t.all store 1n Newport Beucb with -
Ar eat workln1 condition •
Cal For All Appolntm:nt
644-5070 Ir .. for
Tailor Sito; Mll!.'oge'r
tw,Wtlllhd .......................
-- - -- ------1 TRAINEE •Slot l\lac-hlne:. From
Fashion Island financial S695. Fully rostorl.'d. We·
l 1rm ii. looking for also buy & rcpa11
l.'mployee wantin i: a 5.51-li52
c:hallenging oppor Need - ---,
resp ., uccurntc indiv L1\ST Of lhf' J-'a m1h
who can handle phones 10 1'urn. Oak dre!.sn. <>,11.,
mature businc:.s t ikc hall tree. oak arrnOll't'.
manner. Many co . wall schl. cl1wk. ~1ra-.s
be nefits for the eight kerill>ene lamps Siit &
person. 180 Newport Ctr Sun. only. 16551 Hhone
Dr. 644-4360. ask for San· Ln. HB
York~h•n· T··rnt•r l'Ulh
( 'hJlllJJll>ll IJltHllfillll' 1111\
:1 I h 'I lld ,, .. 1 I IC" s:m .oli·l'I
<:11lt1"11 llt-l 11e11:1· pup,,
\l\l. pt•cl1gn·c:: horn 5 I
~l!iH l'I' 1111. l:!S:S
dyCole. -------' 4 darling hlack rem;dt· ----------i Round oak ta hie & 6 mint poodle~ ti wk-.,
c hairs, brass bed, oak ~hots & p.iper,, lil:!.'i
dresser ~/mirror. l<Jmp :.1!l 2ti29 TRAINEES
H·I MO\'lNG SALf.:
llou:.<'lul of Spanish im·
Jl<Jrted furniture M 1~c:: Fem .. pers onable, in
telll~ent woman needed
to help overworked all
fema le installat ion
cr<'ws in the fastest
growing co. of Its kind in
table, milk cans & misc.
480 Prospect, Newport.
(In alley>. Enl\li~h !-,pnnger Spaniel d c:: c: or JI o r 1 I ems .
pu1>Jllt'"• ,\J.:C n:i.:1~tercd . 642·778!'1 ----------
Brau Caih R~9ist.r
675·5216
l•\l'r & "h111•. l'hamp1011 -
h;u I.ground H~!'J 5!H'.! l\laplt• Du\ l'nporl & ICl\'C'
Oran~e Co. ~o !>clhng or Appliances 80 I 0
"cal Ill ittl c::uncl ~100
l;Ot,l>I·::-.: HETRIEVl::H Mu ssag~ ffiJl'h . :s.111.
canvassing Apply, 17721 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Bcac:h Ill. I IB Washers, dryt·rs. Clt•;111
____ -----late model~ Sll)I. l \'1
l'up,li \lb AKC l'hum 5.J4i li:r.
TRAVEL AGENT
h1w $17!i 1.i:: 21.103
F11r ,,,,fto Lh."·' \t""· ·'
"''" old, has p;qwr' S:l:!.5 ,\It fo 5;,1 :lli!I g uur. f'r1·e tld1,er:,
~li..t r Chg. Will abo huy '<·wport lieach agcn<.:y ti.16-2840. t TTF. COf"K,\POO l'l.f' :! yr~ l'.\per, 644-5373
TRAVEL AGENT
Knowledgeable tra vel
~11.icnt exper'd in sale of
l''HG UT D1\:'v1 AGEI> Pm~ 1~1 •• 5 wks t)ld s;
llOTPOINT SALE. 3308 ea Glo 234h
W. Warner nr II arbor.
Santa Ana. 979·2921 pleasure travel includ. ---------
1\m Male Kef'shoncl Show
dogs. Sons ot Champ1011
::! yrs old. S48·40i6
t.<orl!l' matrh111g l llslom
m.tdl' tleuir .. t1J1 1·11lll'l'
lahlt· anrl end tuhlc ~.•fl
l'n111u•· rr1arule top g.1mr
lablr with t•arved b;i se
S200 \\·n lurgt' do111Jlr
dresser 1n1rror, antique
while With fru1 I wood IOP~
M<1tthmR mtestands and
ht>adlXJ;1rd S500. Walnut
shl'lvc~ :incl l'dbmct 1H1ll
unit Sl50. 1>46 9001 crwses, FIT tours both
domes. & int'I. Sal com·
mens urale w /exper.
Qualified only rieed app-
1 \' 83.1-9«s17.
TRUCK DRIVER
HURRY!4
•MOVING SALE •
REFRIGERATORS
WA.5HERS DRYERS
New· Used· Re po!>
DU~LAPS 548·7780
1815 Npt Bl, Costa l\trsa
AKC Cocker Span1!'1 Pct•an c·offce table &
r:,up_s. bu!f color. SltiO m1.11chmg end tahle. Ex·
55-t 1418 t•ellent c·oml. Si5 for hoth
.\rlorahl<' g ri·v & hlk 518·16:!i 9Ji W. l!lth St ,
l\l'c,,hnnrl !! mos old C;\f
& Lite Maintenance. Ap·
ply in po:-rs on, P en ·
ll\saver, 1660 l'laccnlla,
<: ~1. --------1 TUFTING MACHINE
MECHANIC
Nt'Nled for growinii
carp.et manuf. Ex per.
prl•l 'tl or will train ap-
prentice w, nn•chamt·ill
;cplitudc & background.
Apply In Person
Custnmweavc Carpl'li;
HWJO Pac1t1c St
F1Juntain Valley
TL'Xl::DO SALF.S. part
time. mu:.l be outgoing.
For info. 5-10 3333 ext. 341
a~k for Terri
T~ S•ttfl'
T':1rt ttme & full time.
Some exper nee. Pastl'-
up ex per helpful. Call
.Julit·. 752·0660
WAITRESSES
CASH PAID
For Wshr, Dryrst Rcfn g
working:not. 963·65.\I
Rerrig1frzrs. ws h r s.
dryrs, new & rccond, re
!ll<lle, 1\KC $125 S~tl·!JO·li
pmr senice avail. We 8wk old :\l1'<cd Lahs. :!
lake trade ins. hlk \I ht. 3 hc1gc. l whl. CROW~ Togdhm,, 5-18 :!i:J:l
REF RIG EHATION
& APPUANCES831·0340
REFRIG. Gibson F t F.
Xlnt cond. $115.
Ph: 960·5164
Pnrt.time, must have
knowledge In food prll·
paration. Salary coin·
mensurate w /qualifies·
i C 11 "51 .. ~a~ ---------10in'11 Thi & 4 i-hnlr~ t ems. a 1 _,,.,,,.., REFllGl!RATOR Wooda r d, wal nut &
We need 40 people W'ho3rO s.'50. 431 3394 wrought iron $15-0. Chinn at least 10 lbs over• cab sso 644 0284
weight. Call Ms. Stnne at REt-'RIO·New Whlrlpo()! ' ·
1$1-9175. We can tell you side bys1de 19 cu ft wht, 2 WALNUT Rr.-ak front
how to lose pounds & mo.old,pd$500,sell#15. wt lights . Xlnt cond .
earn monry at tho ume 64>4979 S200/b11t ofr. 645·9713.
Ume. ~"" K11nmore Brand _643_·_7_8.14 _____ _
USITHI
DAILY PILOT
"PAST
RISULT ..
SEIVICE
DIRICTOIY For Result
Service OaU
642-1671
ht.JU
N e w D e luxo Mod . Xlnt cond. 8' brown
Wuher. Avocado. l1$0. s tripe d soh $175,
87S.20UI Ooldtwhite dinette suite,
4 gold vnlyl chts $125. Kenmoro Washer $65, Brown plo1d choir $.'IO.
Kenmore Oas Dryrr ~s. 644.e277
G.E. On" dryer Sl2S, ------Ouar/del. G4~ 1.1672, Wlllillms Mcdit 11tylc l11• 970-47~ ble, achall'IC.
~l•whonffd J>t.'nplc•
al\ould Ol'-'">'&chcck the
9trvko Dlredory In the
l)Alt.Y PILOT
64S·al23
3 Mo's old mullt r.1a'.
Queen u bed set $150
llelge W bound rug ~. ~&nyllme
Sota Comtl•mporary, tuft· Scllmg out IOO's of new &
c d b " t' k • 7 '·· ' . u~e<I 111.'ms. home ofht•c
Ru,.t gold a\t>C.:udn pat· shop Film Viewer, l'hop
tern. $135. 2 malt•hmA hlk:.. kn1\'c1>, d c~k.
pull·up c:hrs w c<1sl<!rs tTN.lenia, tile cah. n11M·
Sl5S both. or compll'lc ;.l'I Jk•al~ Swap M~l prir1·s
for $275 6i5·2545 1835 l.:nit F-2. Wh1t11er
. -----Ave C.~1 . Fri ·Sun. Largt· Walnut dining :.ct. 6 s.ul·4751l
cane hack upholstered -------
chrs. S285. 4818 Surrt>y. Great deals, moving,
CdM ICameo Hghlnds > must sell : rcrrig, tubles.
-ch;i1r!>, dishes, clothe~. Spanish Dining Rm Set. Aft. 12 :00 noon. Sat.
w xt ra leaf & 4 ch11ir!>. In 642·9961!
i.l~t cond. $125 675:2016 --------
Li:-Utility desk $30. Li: Hories while swivel chair S25. 8060
Beige wool rug 13xl7 $45. •••••••••••••••••••••••
675·243511fter 6pm. Lessons English/Jump· mg GcrCICJlt Sale 8055 Board new facilities
••••••••••••••••••••••• O.C f'a1r Grnds. 5!l7·5854
Irvine Racquet Club Baby Normal Cockat1_el
single membership, cur· ~. 1 Month out of nest.
renlly selling for SHOO. Call 646-131()
Sac 5700 + transfer fee. Pianoi & Orga"' 8090
645·7643. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Upright practice p iano PLAYER PIANO
S195. Beaut RCA cons. cir Small upright, :'<Int cond.
TV $175. RCA port. cir Call 7S9-0188 ~-------~-1 'V $50. Like nu dbl mu.ti 8 a by G r 8 n d s 9 2 s ,
& lmxsprgs S30. Misc Daldwin organ S525.
chrs. sofas, ra~lo s. Co.sta ~esa, must ~ell ~kreos. S.6·3443. 20291 this weekend. Offers con· ~y~1ew~\ve. S.A. Hgts i,1dcred. 213·~29-2895
Men's t!QI( & tennis shirts. Hammond L·I02 w /i,ep-\~holc:.aie )Vllrc~ouse. Leslie Spkr & rhythm
Name bran.~:.. 1•905-J se«t 100. Xlnt c ond
Skypark Circle. OH Sl ms G73·3159 :\lac,\rthur & Redh1ll. _ · ·-------
enter warehouse from re· Wurlitzer, electric: piano.
ur only. Phone
Golf clubs, Capt. chr . ____ 9G3_-6_l_7_4 __ _
complete aquariums.
flower pots. antique dis·
hes, BBQ. 586-8356
Baby Grand Piano .
Howar d (Bal dwin ).
Sl400. Call 759· 1 ll l.
160 + yds ta n cut plle Richmond Bunge low
carpet. Like new, re· Upright w/bench, $395
moved from mdl condo. firm. 548-71.38
640· l2.44· SportiftCJ Good1 1094
McClaine 3\'zhp, Lawn •••••••••••••••••••••••
Mower 21" front throw, 7 DIVING EQUIPMF.N1'
blade & l hp trim & One set dbl tanks & rl!ft .•
edger. 642 ·~33 I or masks. depth gauge and
548-1239. various weight!>. 6-i6· 192J
'°Q~ ....... ~~ ...... !!~~
We can keep 1o~r
Fathe r'• Dar aecret. P6aree S rnp110p mr1n1 Shi, to Sllore Radk>. ~II :$ Watta ol
J)OWv. JI+ 2 "dl•n'*· 'lf l• c baaneh 4•2
Wu thtrt1 In "'· •· llft laUboat u~uaa It mowna. 8'&1 toclar .~
IUP,l>' latta , Spec:Htt
prtct att+tax eCMb· ~ete. ~y. for hdlaY• am. r.iil •~u
1
DJ•J OA!LVPILOT -----------Sl.tnday. Juntt 12. 1117 ~W..t.d 7100 H.lpW•t.d 7100 tWpW•ted 7100....,W-... 7100 ..•..•................. ···•·•········•········ ............................................. .
.W,w..w 71oott.i,w..t.4 11ooftWpW..ted 1100 ------1 uus ••••••••••••••••••••••a 19•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IECRUTIOH SUPPl.E.M£)trifT
M CH.4NIC PU:< AnswerJnl S.rv. lltlAL ESTATI! LE.ADER YOUR 11'4COME
f)-om nJ Tur' Opr, lmmod flprnln11. 5 .... 1 &lr, .. 50.._.5 ssss ssss ,_. ., .... ..,. _ .. 1,1 1 •. 111 at orlc f rltd bra II ~ IP\ "
•• .......... -• u .. ... ,, ~ ...... t ..... t Ah ti ln1mt'C.11i.ll! 0Jk111t1~ r11r p•RTTl~r •• .., ' ft< r ...... fur ••Ill nPPJ)' '" person, -_ .. v .... w ava •· A ...... ".. ... ..... ,,.. 1 ... n~-t .,. ct r · 1ndlvldual v.tlh d•>· RK ..J~,1 ...,.: ....... ~aL -•••· -·-°'• IHI a • nr aa1r~u1 Vl' TB.IPHONEWO n,....._ ..... -... ,.. ..... I to J ·-C11mPl!'C11Cnl1ll~t'tO\OoOrl; ~111 .-.;., • ., _ , u dperaon ou1 a HOUSEWIV""., ... '-"'fl in Iara" 1tp111"lnlt'nt t•on1 ~ " P'~t l\'•"' tr. ·" 1 "'· I COLL.,._"" STUD ....... TS c &. c .,.ex. A Uil .... ab 1• to r1· ~--""
r.dtc.al / mln 1trall~r nX AMww. S.• ... ~ °"'PUY lat• to ull 11.:t!3. \fu-.t I.it· (;u ru nlt't'd Hour I y -rN'd n -·• 111 lUMSO. eo. .. t J(wy. 11 k Lt """ '-"" Want 111 •lltlr aR&'ntoon LAGUNA 8 ..... ,.11 » 1 • to wor n1.: t~. Wal(c l'llll> Honu:o.. !I ao 1\llJl(a • R &IUl\albh: • \·e;nlllll In Nu. & ... ,7 24~57"' w~ktndl 1.nd hol11t.1p. pm 10 K 30 pm. (\111
lot 1aana 11 • lliltlllll· Cd•har .. a1World/llmti .. • t.tcht typlna. Call Gl6.al3orcoin<'to2~E. lfrl•if fCJf'•111 "1m-whu orp/llme••omewlmda. ---------M4·~.9u.m. l4!noon. 17thSt CostaM":;a
as "'1h lt'al ''llfD• Xll.i pay ror nper'cJ Heal £1Jtete Free _:.• ---
mHUY lndrr. Xlnt o~!!tatuu. t:Ot: Cull CUST. SEllV $700 THE IRVtME .;w~sg1r1 nt>e<Jt'd. Smarty
ar)' for '"""n nll '40 '-lJ, Orowtn1 lendio& ln11tltu· P:rnts & Top::. Too, 105 .aanrr ( II M7 7. Uon MOkl attriu.'t. lndlv. COMP AMY Mcfo'adden Pl, Nwpt Bch.
IM:lu ol Oft• .\11t1l•ol,
l tr•111 M1.1 t 11(1 ahh·
lu woc·k "'M • ur "'lcnd11
l.Ue hPUll& Sv11n111h
mrlw s..a m 1 ---)1'411 lic .,1 \ f4,ti.l u nl
l' I .\ Htq d ~'-P.'f 1n
llr11,..•n1t t.loc.od tu "'"rk
fot dm1uil l11h ltt1°ill :ft 1n
~.R Call lor "'PPl.
... 1;! 1311
\trchral ·r~" hnoloa:ud
~ Q1hf lac ti Yrs Hpcr
t.l .. ,.rk n1.:ht " wlmd
PHONE SALES
Phun11 tialu peupl~.
m11l• °' t.im.ile, Ul 111 ~
)'l'ilt ot 11eu Ouanint4'ed WJKt~ or •·mnu\la1lona
UO t:ut l71h Stn·cl,
NJ1tc~ o. C..'u1l1t Mou, 'bl:ti.t~D 5 00. IJ.30 pm
&16 im.
t:qual Opport unit v
Jo:mploy~r
f"cr appt tall MO 014(1_ ---------
~ Dffk Clri
I' II Ml' umnlt r cmpl<>>
mcnt uth!H·d "' relief • h·flo. for twach front
molt'I (-..11 lor mtcn IC~
Pholu procts'ior to do
bluepJVllln& & camera
""(Jf'k Copy Qits Print
tog, 3333rd St. Lag Heh
wJCoill(. R i-;. lie & nl<•c 5bONl!wpott t'l'lll<'r Ur 0730057
Ptr1CJnallty lo Join th111 Nc•wpnrl Ek•ul'h, Ct\ "i\J,E.5
11upur llrm Oppor to
ht'iACI own Ul'f,ll In futurl' An c<iuul H1"ckory Farms
\I ... J t c 11 opPQrlumly employer 1 au .. eu o is. •1 P t1111e S11les OpPQr for
Curry Foit. 5~0·0055, I J WI t
Co ... tal Pt'r~·nn"I A<>cn matltn• .11 y. •Y 110 ~cl "~ "" " .. Hebef llou~e l:ollnsclor:s b~wk into selhni.; 111 ~·
l')', )406055, 2700 ll11rbor nt't'lll'<l eves & wknd~ Jn plea~ant. intercstini.:
lll_vd_. ~t,1___ __ hc1m<"~ tor lt'l'llOIJ.:C i;arls. llackory Farms slo1 e.
.ECr...-.oo.11sT Call Burb 545.5593 _ _ S<..'t' Mr Thompe.on. So.
"''"" '' " ............. .__1 Coast Plaza Lower Mdll. Danllnlf 1m1le 1s tht' --------
h1• g1nning oC hri&ht
future-J•t:rioon111tty &
t} µ1n.: cJrn CJl)1t al
bcnchti. ~ top CPA firm
To W>. C:;ill \'1,·ky Oun
1;.in, 6~0 -11470 . GlO
1'e"'port Ctr Or. N.B or
m Orange ~7 1!164, 500 S
Ma an
NOFEETOYOU
.Kl'St11u.ra.nt
COOKS&
COUNTER
PERSONNEL
Part Time Full·Tmw
Da)s and 'll1i;h1..,
(UI or O\ er tor mi;ht!>)
SAl.E.5 TRAINEES
LARGEMAT'L
SUPPLIER OF
HARDWARE&
TOOLS
lMli.');~ 1----------------1 Pl~ll~ ______________ ,
i\pply m JX'r'-rm .! ~1µrn
Tue:.J..1y thru .s.1turd,1\
HOWHIRIMG
SALES TRAINEES
0 EXP ER NECESS
~NTTRAlNlNG
MIGHT CLERK
'JI Houri. per we~k Call
S~·!l-17l or apply an
~rlton to. Coral Red
Mmel. 2645 Harbor HI.
C ~ Sec Eb or Sharley
Jt•ru.cn.
Nero fidcled
while Rome burned
Orange Co 1im't Rome &
.\·ou arcn 't llH•ro So, why
licldlc urnund \\hilt• your
luturc ,.:11co; up an !>lllOkl•?
Fight fl..1ml'" of t<11lurt·
Tool & Ott• :\fakt'1 1-:ll'l'
trnnal 1\..,..,l•mhll•rs Print
Shop Trnc Elct·
Injection Molding
Working lead. Exper.
w1small precision parts.
Resp. for all mold shop
produclton & personnel.
Small shop. Days only.
STACOSWITCH IMC
1139 Buker Costa Mesa
549-3041
Equul Oppor Employer
PurchasincJ Agent
1-;xpirndmg Mfg co has
1mm~d opening for
quJl1f1ed person. .:\lust
huvc mm of 3 :.rs l'XP
w1high volume mfg <:o
Co relocating to O.C. in 3
mos. XJnt benefits & con·
d1ttons. Call Mr. Taylor
RECEPTIONIST
Immediate openmgs for
rel-eptaonist lo work in
busy rt!al estate oHtc~.
Must be personable, able
lo handle pressure or ex·
tremely busy telephone::.
and have at·curalc lyp
mg. Please call: 644 3389
9am to 12 noon
THE IRVINE
COMPANY
550 NcwAOrl Cenler Or
Newport Beach
An equal
opportunity em player
CARL'S JR.
19512 Beach Boulevard
HuntinJ.,'l<>n Beal·h. C ..i
RESTAURANT
Growm~ Co. nccd!. am-
b1tiow. person look mg for
xlnl future. Mui.t b'-· ex
per m all phasl'S. Apply
m person only 3P!'ll
liPM. Mou l•'r1, It.
1.1.iul:.amfJo· .... 223J
Fa1n·•l'W Hd C~I
PROGRAM
Good stcrtinq poy
Earn $210·$400 wk
COMMISSIONS&
BONUSES Mu.~l bc well groomed &
neat uppeadn~. Career
& rapid advancement OP·
prJrtuntt1cs. Xlnt 1•0
benefits
Call Mr. Adams
Monti 1JorTucs61H
751-9134
~----------------· RETAIL
CLERKS
Sales
$3,000
tronac:; htt• t•xpcr ..
\tech I Draftspt•rson .
Call Pat·1f1c Pl•rsonnel,
610 Newport Ctr Ur. N 8 .
H4(}.J970 or 500 S :\tam,
OT~ S47 6H6 (i\ffal
\\ Aml•racan Career
1213)S':r1·7140or774..S700 ---------• UTOTEM This t a n be you r
Convenience Markets t\ VERAG E salary tor an
A1o:enc} I REAL ESTATE SALES --
NURSERYMAN WALKER & LEE
t::wc·r 11. r 11me :.iutun· RE•L ESTATE
m.111· m cr 21 ti Ua\' an "'
dud s ·1t ~un \vorl-LOCATIONS
'' pl.1nh & I rel'" S:l llr t'I.: ,\AA locations m Oran~~
1111 lhl·r11m1· 111 , :inrl Loi. ,\n~l'lcs.
l1<·1wl 1b \11\untl'lnl'lll lll\l'rsruc and San l>ll'f(O
polt•11l1:.tl L.1.:1111a 11111:,. c<1unhl'S With fac1hl1e:.
'\oll'sl'I!. Int· El Toro, 1t\'Crl.lg1ng O\'('I' 2.000
X:J05653 sq.ft .• pro"id1 n 1::
separate lobby ;.irel.I,
Nurses A ides & pr1va1 l' coun s c l in A
Orderlies r o o m s • 1> r 1 v a I e
Recept/Typist trainee,
SllO. per week lo s tart.
751-SS33.
RF.£EPTIONIST tor bu:;y
Medical Ofc.
646·3903
Rceept1oni§_l
PBX OPERATOR/
RECEPTIONIST
\Vf-:RAC;E month man P061l1on" opt:n l!>t 2nil & ,\BO\' E AVER t\ GE
3rd sh 1 I l s 1 n SJ 11 mm pan}
Cll•mcnte & LJgun..1 ·
Be.ich Oth1·r an·.is han· We're a )Oung tarm louk
opcnani.:.., Jho ''' c\.pl'r 111f( for ;imhatrous ml'n
rl:'C1 d \pply al an) ul Joel women\\ 1th !'>JI~-. 111
our i-torcs 11 1 a t 1, c ;in ll st' 11
. 2.'ll!l!Nt•\Ooport Hhcl _ I motnal1on who arc look ( O'ilJ :\foo;a fi I:! 7 .Cl:! 111g tor SUCrl'S!> Ill ;an lll-
ll·re ... t 111.: ... 11 mulatang
RETAIL SALES I 11u1u..,try t·om mo<hltl''>
CLERK rn the world nmrket.
Olfacc sUPJlh~i. lnll•1 l'~I 1'.\llT FULL TIM f:
anj? & dwllt•m:ang '' urk I mi> 75!1 o.t21
F t11nl'. Writ tr;.1111 I F'>rtAPPOINTMENT
Beach St Ht a oner-.. 10:!111
t'ampus Or, N Ii.
San Juan
Capistrano
You may have noticed the new big
whJte building with the orange tile
roof at the Junipero Serra ollramp
to the San Diego Freeway. That's
our company, ENDEVCO, & we
manufacture & market sophisticat·
ed precision electronic instrumen-tation systems.
We cu,,....ttr HCIY• n.
Followln9 C>penWp:
* W.w.ct Modul• A111~
*Designer lMechanlcaU
* llectroalc AneMblers
* Prechlon Mechanic ell
A1H...,..
* T ••f Technlclms
*D•~.....-t Teet.lei•
* ln.ProceP Inspector
•General Mac ... lst
*Machine Shop rt ... ..-
* Secretcry-Enginffring
•Shfft Metal Mechanic
*Clerk Typist • * Drafhpenon
*Instrument Calibrator
•Manufacturing EnginHr
lf you have experience in any of the
above, & would like to work for a
well estab1is hed progressive com-
pany in our beautiful facility,
please submit your resume or stop
by & apply at:
ENDEVCO
Rancho Viejo Road
San Juan capistrana
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Help Wanted 7100 Help W cmhcl 7100 ..............................................
Secretary SECRET ARIES (4)
tWpW..ted 7100 ........................
S~ETARY. t ype 70 ServStatldt>NC'Cd.ed Im ·
WP , ahorthan" 100 mediatdr. Jo~ll or pit. WPM, escrow ron.struc· Apply, 990 E C~l Hwy,
lion ~P· ~r. but not 1_N:..;.:.a _______ _
nee. Salary open Xlnt Sewll1g op~rator will i.:rowth opportunity. train Mu~l be re.-.Pon &
Start lmmed ---~1 aooc.t lt>.ultri.lup, ~So.
Settetary /Bookkeeper. Kilson S.A. 540-1142
~ll time bdp, ootypinc. SEWl'\G M11ch. operator
Olli &13-94'4 to work .at home v. /own
SICIETAIY """'er ruach. 646-49tiS
MARINERSSAVINGS ~win,; :oipor1swear. Ex-
Newport Beach otc has peratrnco w/powur hnmed. opening ror machine~. <tSM-3280 ro&~R81~~GR. ~
2 Yrs secretary. exper. SHEET MET AL
Lite a b req'd . Xlnl MECH• .... IC salary, benefits & work A"
iog coods. call Mrs Coo· Cl11s~ '\, top clolh1r. xlnl ners. 6U-4000 for uppt. opf,lty w i;rowlu&: ba~ery
E.O.E. ovt!n mfgr. Cull Alex
642-3570 ................. ~
SECRET ARY - -
needed for reg 'l sales ore SPRAY l';untcr bt>lper. 18
oC nal'l firm. Moderate H:. or older No exp.
secy skills & accuracy nee \1ust have car.
w/figur~s req'd. Age 76811749 ~ pref'd w /related ex , ___ S_P_R-IM_G_S __ _
per. Good sat + co
benefits. Call for appt.
642-4127.
SECRET ARY /RECEPT
A r ch1tectural ore req's
Girl Friday for variety ol
assignments. Xlnt typ111g
req'd.
Wm. L . Pereira Assoc
MacArthur Bl at Ford
Coronadel Mar
714-644-0620
Equal Opp EmplYT' mtr
Secretary
Jr. Secretary/
ReceDtionis t
Our lovely exec. ore
Wanted secondary short
order. set up & o~ralt!. '
Small shop, s:ood \OoOrk-
in.: cond1t1ons. top pa\
Days 776-5270. E\S
&:II 81:173
.;, STUDENTS*
Full or p lame to di:.
tribute 21p code drrel
tones in O\Oon area. N~d
lttl't!!>S lo l:llr, O\er 16
$350 per hr. (714 )
839-0700. ------SUMMERWORK
FOlt STUDENTS Prr $5.18 hr. take homl'.
Local job s ite:>. 3 shirts.
Age 18+. (714) 634·1063.
needs a good typist that SUMMER HELP has a front ore appear., good grooming. cheery Now htnn1t in all depls.
dispQs. & good phone for sales & serv. & tic livery. Mus t havt voice. Must type so+ dnvers lie Earn up to wpm accurately. Our l''<·
panding company olfcrs $7. PER HR.
xlnt workinl{ conds & CALL: 751-9790
employee benefib.. App-1---------
ly m person, National TEACHERS
Systems Corp., 4361 CBUSIMESSJ
Barch St, N.B. <Near OC Typing. sh & accountin~
Alrporl)E.O.E. i:eneralists r eq'd at
SECRET.RY O r ange County's
A foremost business col· Alert, versatile Cor rinan· lege. Pttame e\'es &/or
c1a\ consulting firm. morns avall. Call w. D.
Newport Cen ter. Pohck, 5568890 Now for
640-8373. immediate 1oterv1ew.
SECRETARY reacher· Pre·scbool,
To ofCace mgr. type 50 ecrl1f1cale or expcr.
WPM SH .. 80 WPM. ex· 1:1·:!0·12:30, $2 SO per hr. per helpful. Good work· 640-8820.
m~ t'ond, xlnt benefits. •---------
Salary commensurate, ............... ..
w 'cxper. Telephone Sales
AUT~~LUB A FUNNY
so. CALIFORNIA THING
7891 Talbert H.B. Equa~~~~:~~ploy HAPPENED Exp1.•1 ·11. Xlnt Jl4:rH'flts manuger's office and
ll.1~v1ew t'onv. llosp, scpurate work area pro·
:?O!l5 Thurm Ave, CM \'ldlng el.lch associate
f}12 :1505 with his own desk and
/< ------• tl'lephone:
•NURSES AIDES
. 111.73&117 1->qX'rrl
ll l:lcd;. 1:nod .,,11 "' in
rrcaM •-. C'nuntr~ l'luh
TR Al Ml MG
Tuition assistance for
1>re 11cens1n~ schonl.
famous "lll'ad Sldrt ..
lraanang. Classes 1n ·
financing, escrow and
a.:uurantecd :.ales. Plw..
;iud10, \ isual. "l'eklr of·
fu c 1r.unm1>1 and All1 the
Job tr•unmg.
Do you have front of·
fice appearance, CJOOd
telephone mann~? We
att located near the
OC airport, offer xlnt
bentt1ts, beautiful of-
fice crtmosph«e, and
hours 9:30 to 6. Coll
7S2-1400 for an in-
tervww.
!\lonex International
RECEPTIONIST good ap
pearance. xlnl typisl.
Telex exper pr('r'd, hut
'~•II train. ~mall Co
In me Complex urea
Call Personnel Ute.
546..£11ll
RM'1-4.VM's
Day Shaft. Chulll'OJHfll.:
JlOl> 1n re hah orienl eel
<ienatnl·s wtlini? 1-'rl·t·
ffil'<i ln<,Ur 1>12 :!110 HOFMANN
KAVANAUGH
COMMODITY
CORPORATION
500 Newport Ctr Or
Suite SSS
Hcwport Bcoch. Ca.
CORRESPONDENCE
SECRETARY
Secretary. Slat typist, for
I. Excellent opportunity PA ore H.B. Bkp'g exp
for secret a r y with nee. SH not req'd. Full
escrowexpenence. Good lime, perm. 536·4161.
typing and dic:tapbone eves, 536·3793 .
ON THE WAY
TO WORK.
I DIDN'T
WANT TO GO <:on' !l o'" S \ ~:nil
NURSES AIDES
UJ. c.\.pcr. prcl ti ~lcsa
'{~tell• l'On\ fllli.JI, ti6l
<:enter St. C :\I
OFFICE CLEANING
t'tirt t1m4.' t·\l';. or 1l.1ys.
\Ina 11n y Ir\ llll' &
t::lj.!un..i lh·h ,\r('ns
MAMAGEMEHT
We will pay •Her
Sl.000,000 lo our
managers m 1977 to m·
!lure that you reC('l\'e the
-------
RM Supervisor
117 &L\N,!\.11-chc.1t11111s
& ln•.itml•nts ;1 11 \k.,,1
\ crde <'om lln"ilJ • 1,1, l
Ccntl•r St. ('\I Siii 551ll
Robbie's Raq A Mop
Women 1H•1·1l l•d I 01
housel'lea11111g "l't \ ll'<' 5-ia 07.)7
F.'cellent opporlunily
lor anti&\ 1tluals wishing to
,1rh a net• into word pro·
ccssang. Typing. 55 wpm,
mndle lransacllons and
stat1st1eal t)p1ng. Good
commwuc.lllon sluUs. m·
cludmll grammar, spell-
m~. edatmi: and punetua·
11on Wall tram to operate
modern, hiRhly
soph1st1cutcd e<1w pment.
Call 641·3389, 9 a m. to 12
noon. fA;l Oil-I -----• traimni.: and help you
RECEPTIONIST needed
for rapidly e'pandmg
sport mg ids mtg Typini.t
& 10 ke:r adder ex per pre
f'd Apply m person to
Newport er I nduslnes.
Inc. 17391 Murphy An~.
(r\.'IOl'. 751-0f.JS
Room Atll'nrlanls
Top wagc ... p.1111 '
Thl' Inn .it Lai.:un<1
211 N Ci.t ll"'Y L.1g11na
~\LES WOME:-J. PART
TIME. Sell the "Perfcrl
Pot · tn rt-taall'rs.
nlll'!;l•rae<; & fr1encls an
\ll\11 1111-.11 ;u·r;i 1-:xc1tmg
n1•w produ1·t that ~ells
t• as 1 I .v . X I n t r o m · THE IRVINE
COMPANY
OFFICE t'LERK f'ull
t iml'. t YJX', till'. pll•asanl
p)lone n11cc for younf( of
nectl lor a suceesst ul
la£ct1mc earl-er-RECEPTIOMIST ROOM CLEAMER m1i.s1ons. For details on
TYPIST
ficc in growrni: i:armcnt AIDS
rn. Non·MnOk<'r. I ~r UC' Member of 26 Really
1•tng prl'f. Call for •1ppt. Boards. Member of a Na-
Join an exciting growin~
drip irrigation <"O. SI 10
per wk + benefits. Sales
office exper desirable.
Modern facilities.
Full lime Coral Ht>cl this mone~"makmg op-
Bt>sl Western Motel por 1·all Uurox Corp ..
Start ~ 50 hr ('ontoct S.A. <7111541·224_3_. __ SSO Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach, CA Eb or Sharll'y Jensen
-~_2 ______ 1 honal location service. 545 9471 ----------SEAMSTRESS Ancqu:tl
opportunity employer ................ G'uaranlt!cd sales pro· SPOT SYSTEMS
1559 Sunland Way CM
544·6794
iules plt1mc, fabnr l'X·
per. necess. Call Mary.
646·40'10
F /time position for a
"l'am ... trcss with e"pcr.
to work on bluejeans.
Nice working condi;
Oil Field Supplier
LARGE DIV. OF ~'CORP. OIL FIELD
• SUPPLIER
Now Hiring
Local Office
Mo Travel
Irvin~ Area
~ Earn From
$200 to $400
per week
ust he well ~roomed &
('Ill appcannj?. COO'\· 11s~1ons. bonuses &
~nef1ts. Expt>r not nee.
~llL t.rain. Call Mr.
arris Mon G/13 or Tues
lil
s;ram. Extensive
class1f1ecl and yellow
pa!(e advertising that ~et
results. Over 90 pre·
printed conlracts.
brochures and forms to
make your job easier.
---------------5alesperson p1t1mc for RECEPT/SALES Good ~1n shop. llB OH•r 21
money for righl person, yrs9636900or963flO!)fi:_
full tame. 645-4900
SECRETARY
l';1ll fo'or An Appl.
At Ease
Free installation and 1-._ ............ -pick·up of 8 n tall lamp SALES
OPPORTUNITY
644-5070
To Director. Brokerage
Investment flrm. Must
have exper. Sh pref'd.
Sal $600·$700. 5 Dnys
7.30am-4:30pm. Call Mr.
Uranga 644·229'l. E .O. E.
post "For Sale" sil{ns
with bu1lt·in lock box.
Free business cards
oner initial order. Sales
aj?enls for over 150 sub·
divisions. Support sub-
sidiaries In escr ow,
monaae, Insurance and
marketing.
COMMISSION
Ask ror Tailor Shop Mgr
Recept/Gen Of c SECRETARY
'iE.\\1STRESS·Part·time Irvine based manut. firm
Marl w seamstrc:.s exper has an 1mmed. opening Min 3 yrs expeT. in gen'I Looacinq For
1
to work at H.B. airport. m the marketing area for
ofc procedures. EnJOY More Out Of lWi 2118 an ener11ct1e secy. Posi-
telephone contact & -------lion rcq'd good typing &
workmg under some pre-Life? SECRETARY s h sk i 11 s. Pre v .
ssure. Should type SO liO Work your washes for seeretarial exper. pref'd,
wpm accurately. Work AVON REPRESEN· crack at mgmt spot. butnotnec.XJntbenefits
diversified to include TATIVES ml'cl J><'oplc. D<-grec & skills open tloor & pro(1l s haring pro·
phones. responsibility earn good mone). enJOY for sharp. ambillous gram. Pleasecallorapp.
for mail distribution , lheir work u •arn how peri;on. $800. Call Cuthy ly in pc!rson betwn 1·3pm
J?t'rsonnel clerical func-you can become un Arnn Minkorr, 640-8470, 610 wkdys.
t1ons, billing, etc. C3ll for Representative. Call Newport Ctr Dr, N.B. or SHILEY, IMC
appt. S40·7041or Zenith 7·1359. m Orange, 547-1964, 500 17600 Gillellelrvine
898-4486 H. Scha ffer 546-3844 s. ~~·FEE TO YOU C3ll 979·0500 ~~~~~~~~After 45 years In bu.si· GRJSWOLDCONTROLS Salesperson SECRETARY
Up to 70% immediate
commission with AD·
VANCE.5 fhat allow you
to receive commission
before close or escrow.
.t nesswlth48 companyof-124Ei Dy~rRd.S.A. F /time. Personabl e. •-------i fices to lnsure continuity Equal Oppoc Employer REAL EST A TE Secretaries, LecJOI Strong typlng & ah nee.
PACKAGERS
N~'dM Im mediately
~ l mo's assignment
m to 3 30pm, 3:30pm
12 midnight, tOpm to
30am. No uper , nee.
Int workini! eonds &
IY C4tll Now'
of bOlicles, our 800 as· CAREER '---Of fBo-LL A pl I R be t llOC(ates a.re setting new I~~~~~~~~~ Security, lnde-ndance, ~ c """'eeper P Y n person, 0 r ' 1-,.... Employett>P"'v All Fees Dem, WilU am Frost & Industry records. Our top income! One vacan·. ~ A 1401 Q u St volumo ls more than eyforllcensee.schoolfor Liz.ReindersA.gency ssoc., ua •
Sl.000.000 a doy! l .Ooo ha\•e :w!~~c~~offeror unlicenaed. See George New~l~~~~S~~l!KI ,-.__N_.B_·-----
1
-
1
-
Homes solrl a month. fioods)ft) sell. place an sd Dav Is, Red Carpet Caillor appt./estab ,65 ;xcretary, perm. 1> t me.
More importantly, Jast in the Daily Pilot Realtors Se n Juan __ ............ _1Altns. Good typist &
year we paid out more Classified Section • • • Capistrano. 831-9955 phone manner. Write
commlsslons than any Phone&U·Si?S. .. ...... _____ SECRET•RY gavinf past expel' le sal
other year m history-~--------A history. Bra un En·
and let's face It. that's ~ TO f»RESIDEMT terprt1es, 17812 Beach 'Q~ office • wb8t we're both mterrst· ~WYAI. STAR GA'ZEK._~, Shorthnnd and t}'Pintt re· Blvd, Ste 17. HunUngton ~o; OVe rload td io-VOU-the sll.Jes "•'° Ire.LAU POU.A 1••• qwttd. A vartety Po I· Beath, Ca92&CO. auocwe. .A) -. " K ,_ o.al)o ~ ~ 1J. .,,. u 1TI. t t l•b -~ek""" Y .-" .. ,,.,,..~.,..... od1r~ on w .. many «;x-SEC RETARY/Clrk. 557~061 tr you're ltrloua about l"i..sisH Tocfe-...lop"'•"~ icw MnMcry, 4ll·Ml1i<':J ~ullvt[ adminl•ttattve Typlal, llto bkps.
3'723B1rebSt,N8 :btcomin& a Roal &late ~~TJ_~ ~,_~-:::::~"'~ ~~ andsocalduties.Atcam PlHIDD~ ofc, &d. pity. ~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'!!professional. call o\lr ' ~ • ~--~-:t= ocr ufda ontnl lndividu~ who Growina trade paper. pencn.ne&dtpa.rtmentto ,,.,,, ,~ et:::!.. 11_ -·•','!'.\'\. llku peop~e. Call SIS6-2G80.
,, PACK.AGBS make an appointment to ~ln~~ll -;J:... .t'~ == to.!l~~-' ~~~9~:~!:k1~;•---S-EC_R_ET_A_l_Y __ ~e. cz.S> per hr t c l.NT.ERVJEWUSI · -;r:...,... 't=" D-· ~s.....TI' ... 11111 ' p , ~. Mvrit relsct. 1831 .IOIMTHI el:',~ t=. .. .,.. •:;" -u .t...a Am. ~': Modem 11ecl'Ot•'l' 01C,
onrovi• Ave. Niwport , ~•f.2l l!1•Qoo1t . ~ Ti" Of( 11 1:1{1 •~ .. dic.taphono expa, type •b.54Hia.: UHFRAMCHISEDl ~ ... 1''1_.,. !i'::""'!"" 4'=: nt-~~~ .,..c"ETARY so wpm accurate!
-n 1.01 Aag_elu ens> 11· ~ • :,: :nr ;!~ -•<0ctt1 For Vice !>res. J..Csel & Oencral ore dut N, ln·
I lcll~.,..n~ed for 1um-519.u&J •.. Loni Du~h (.-t-"'•" ~t-!I .. :.. !!j=-~" ~.. odmln.bt:raUon o( !l!'\·i tere1tln11 challen•lng
" Ir . r All·~ (:ll3) Lftt.2191. Oran co CKllM.t rJ a""' lF::: r;,=t. JAii ""\" cb'n•mlc. energy rOllliecJ potit.lon for ••take
sluUs.
2. lmmediateopening for
secretary with good typ-
1 n tt and dietaphone
skills. Fam1harily with
real estate markehnJLde-
sirable. ~
3. Opportunity for
secretary preferably
with insurance ex-
perience. Must be or-
ganized, detail-minded.
Typing 65, shorthand.
4. Need secretary with
experience in real estate
property management.
Good typrng and d ie·
taphone skills required.
Please call 644-3389, 9
11.m.·l2noon
THEIRVINE
COMPANY
550 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beacb
An Equal
Opportunity Employer
SECRET ARIAL
POOL
Excellent opportunities
for individuals who wisb
to work when needed.
Typing 65 wpm. die·
taphone. Hours are 8·5.
Please call 644-3389, 9
a.m.-12noon.
THEIRVINE
COMPANY
S50 Newport Center Dr
Newport Bea.ch
An equal
opportunity employCT"
Secretary
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
TM Jolly R~. lnc. bas
an lmmed. opening tor
a n exper'd sec:.rctar1.
Outstandlnt sh & typtnir
skills aH req 'd for this
po1ltlon. PriOT exJ>fr. Jn
re.taurant operatlooa
snteroble, •ltho«Cb not
mandatory. X1nl w0rk-ln1 cond1 & benefit pa~kage whlcb include vlrioul pwp tnluranc.
benefit• •111'0fit 1hartnr.
Sal1r7 coromensu..rat• w /cxper. Apply In
Pll'llOn, Npm. lrlon-rrL 17042 OllleUe Ave.
frvine. • llu~·.XimoM1·17SZ Oiunt)'(TIOT76<13SO. Q)i:,:~ l'm" ,~ ;&~~ ~( co located lD Npt. Bch cha.riie•• &JP • Call
-r WAUCa & LIE ''° D '.,.~ :S ·-~·VJ IN!l8. Top strreturlal ll33 i4l3lfor appt. ' ., PAltfra b;. M~.. ' = .... 'A" "I J\kllls " mln. or ~ yr1. SIC--.. RY ~ to ]Jresldenl or IMl''dldrNd.,,,..tlna UAL ISTATE ~-:..,~, il::.n. ;:: ,~g:-, ~· ~ l.'X'J>. req'd. Sen\! com· ll'ls•A rompany. Xlnt ·pos1Uon IJ~ ID/out.; Perm. N.o.. ~• P,....IT OF ~,.,. ~-=... =-. i._ 11t1-'Cl pl l<1 resume. lnC'ludtn11 2 Position for busy R.8. for person with· &ood ~Jlr;i wk. n~ply lo .ws -~ • -1' ,,. ..... =-Meil~ llalitry ht!lt. lo Ad #905, ore. Gd l)'plnJ le Ula " akill fr 1ptlllna. MUil be
Secy /Girl Friday
Exeitm g position w 11 h
prestigious publishing
firm. Good typmg, front
office appearance. Ab1h·
l.,Y \!)work well w /people!
on phone & In pen.on.
Call ror appt. 833-8511
Service Sta. Attendant,
exper'd. Full or p/lime.
Apply Arco Station, 17th
& Irvine, C.1\1.
Service Station Allen·
dant, exfer 'd-Day &
Eves. Ful & p/time. AP·
ply, Shell Station, 17th &
Irvine. NB.
Service Sta, Salesm a n,
Full & p/lime. ExJ>C!r'd,
over 21. Neat appearing.
Uniforms rurn. Sal OJ>C!n.
Dick Price Chevron,
25172 C8bot Rd, a t La
Paz, Laguna Hills.
1fyou're not
ha•ingfun
working or mollWj
CJOOd mo..ey-
CALL US FOR
AN INTERVIEW
BASE PAY +
COMM + BONUSES
Long Distance Lines
Casual. Fun
Atmosphere.
FUM·TIME
PART· TIME
If you read well, like to
talk on tbc phone & want
toenJOY your job ... Call ...
Find what you want in
Daily PiloL Classifieds.
TIME/llFE
LIBRARIES INC
833-8095
Equal Opp Emplyr mtr
HetpW•hcl 7100HefpW..tecl 7100
···~·········· .. •·•··•·•···•·········• ... ·····
SHA9'1 YOUR SKILLS
OVERSEAS
AMD IM U.S.
wlttt
PEACE COIPS or VISTA (Volunteers In Service To America)
WHATS YOUR sncw.m
Peace Corps llats over 2,000 opening•
beginning thl~ s ummer In 64 developing
countries.
• Auto Mechanics
• Building Tl'llde:S • Ac:countams
•Medical Techs.
• Social Workers
• Teecl'lera
• Home Economists •Nurses
• Civil Enoineers
• Oocup./Ptlysacal
Th9f'apists
IMfBISTID tM FAIUetfJ oa AUTO M!CHAH9CS7 CA College Degree Can Qualify You)
Two year-essfgnmentt provide a monthly
livlng allowance, travef. language training,
medical COY8nl09 and a is.ooo enck>f.er.ice
payment. Singles or couples without
dependentl only, U.S. cltlzena.
CM4 YOU 9UA1JFY FOl VISTA?
• Attomeyt • Social Wottc4n
• P~s • SusineM • Architects Management
• Commun.lly O~nt ' Work Ofle yW pnMding low l1'C:Ofnl I
and commun tlee wtth tM t9CMlcat ..-tlr'ICe
they need. One year voiuntw ~tt
throughout the U.S. offer a mQnthty ltv1ng
allowanc;e, 1t11>trld. travel and rntdlcal oov.nge.
MIWPOIT WCH ~ In~ & APPtlcatlona
JUMI tJ.14 ...... , PM I
, .. ..,~c.tw.1714W......a .... liui.IW!d 8d •• ~/fJ ~ IUTUll ·' h ~-t• i:-, := ~ ~··~" Dally .Ptlot, P.O. Box dlctapb(ln exp rcq'd . eblG to •ork ual.n11-'0W1i '11; PUcit.P.0 Bos UGO, Aa£4Wil:()pfert ,~1.J"J.,;;:' ~ 11• .,,. ;·~4 '( 1l , C • 02G25, Equal Npt lkb &rN. Ol1Uuc1,r, fnlilJitive. Oill-'ir.2-0ZM . __ ~ ___ _ • iista Mesa C!tht IZGI. • SmpktJcr , nm• lalit\S'Y o.iJ \SIA,,..,. ~ ),_,_, t Qrportun1t f F.mp10)'4'r m.ado. (l'.'I' app(.. I !!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ,_.:::::::::::::::~_:::;.::::::::::L....;:::::::::=::::::::.1L:!::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!..I.:=:::::=:=:=~~==:=:::==:J.:=:::::=::::========:.l.::::=::=::::::::::::::;;;;:::::L.:::::::::.:::::::::::::::~--~~============:.
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AND GET
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
*********'* ALL CARS
SALE PRICED!
Of''tllOOOOt.-U•tt 11
WE BUY
CLEANCAIS
&TaUCKS
CONNELL
'74MGMfdfft
4-Spd, AM/FM radio,
sharp and economical!
21 buy/lea!e plans. Call
lordetaUs. <ooeWQ>
'73Ta6
A mellow, yellow clusic.
AM /FM radio, 4-spd
trans. A sharp car. Sensl-
ble paymeola. (Ser
CF11377U)
75 MGI Roater
AM/FM ..-dlo. '-Spd. Lo
mlleaae. Sharp! May
buy or lease. (T38PEP)
CHEVROLET ?3 Rat I 24 Spkltr
2828Harbor Blvd. 4·Spd, AM /FM radio,
COSTA MESA striping. A nice car.
'68 El Camino 327, turbo 546-1200 Cultom pa31ment.s A\'all.
Irons. nds wk, mk ollr. •---------• <888N8G)
536-1261. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR -
'66 Chevy Pickup, ~ ton,
$1200/best offer.
646·62$-1
'69 Ford Van. Immac
cond, beaut cuat int, Ice
bn'<, stereo. Mags, $2500.
837 3199. P.P .
FOR TOP USED CARS
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC
or CLASSICS U your car la extra clean
eee ua fl.rat.
IAUllt IUICK
2925 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 919-2500
TOP
DOLLAR
PAID
FOR CLEAN
~;:1
l<i11 •,fll.>Ltt l•L w{l
~t11t.,llNttl1''• Uf fl• H
M. 1 ... ' .. ,.q ~•n "11.
'S9AniMHealy
Sprit.
Super-Sharp Classic,; Fully restored and
priced rlght. Call for de
l.U.. <PNY448>
•76 MGI Roadster
One ownllt", Lo mltes, -'
11pd. AM/P'M. Can buy or lease. (l~PXR)
72DatWftPU
4-Spd, AM/FM Stereo,
11poked wheels, camper sheJJ. Call on our custom
fanancln' plans. (~73W)
pider. tiOUght new fi1
'16. 15,000 miles, ex-
cellent condition, h<>Off
bra, AM/FM . Call
968-0863
·n Audi $135o
Sunroor. very clean
646-1929
'73 Audi lOOLS, Auto, A~
Radial11, priced to ad'!:"
$2650. 640· 7905
Amtb-Hed•y 9709 •••••••••••••••••••••••
741/J Austin Marilla.
4 Or, 4 spd, xlnt cond.
$1000. beltoCl'er. 644-1729
See your cfosest Datsun dealer & get their price In wrttlng
on the model of your choice. Then compere it with ours .••
end you'JI drive a little and SAVE a LOTt Here's two
examples:
BRAND NEW 1977
DATSUN 1210 2 DR.
The fuel economy chempion-
Datsun'• HOnevt>ff rnodet
Order Youra Todsy
s2795
...-. .... . .. .. . . '
. ·· ... ' . .
DAI V LOT ~ ' ~.'!:~-~.: ... :. ~·.'.":~ ....... ~!·.·::~ ....... ~!·.'.":~ ....... ~.~ ...... . ~.~.~ ....... !~ ~.~:.'! ... , ... !~ ~!'.~!~ ....... !~~ ~·.~.·.": ....... !~~ ~!. ...... ~ ..... !!.~~ ~ ............ !?.·.~ :!:! ............ !?.'.! ~ .............. !?.~! ~::.'::"!'!~~ .... !!.~~
SADDLEBACK "'ISFl•ll.M Spt Cpe. sapd. 'GI, Porsch~ pot, ne•
ORAMGI COUNTY'S "16 Capri 11. 4 <'>'1• 4 8~· stereo/I tl'•clt. Xlnl, qlM. clutch, wbl bear·
OLD•ST stereo cassette. 8000 ma. must sell. 830-1164 ings " master cyllitder. BMW " m>O. 871-WG> 9 to 5 M·F, -$157S. TJ0.1175
548 5163afti:30pm. '13 12SSL. lo miles. 9731 NOW ON OISPLA Y
THE630CSi
'7 Ca I ond AM/FM, runs xlot, S1600. ~ , t pn, x nt c , new 493•7649 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hr~. brko; Under 10,000 -
Sale:.·Servace·Lt'aslng ~_!.na: SlSOO. 8.17-2869 1976 RAT XI f9
Roy CcrYer,lnc:. '71 Capri 1600, AM·FM. Fully eqwpped & has
Roll:.koyre BMW Decor Very clean. lugga1Ie r11ck, mac m iracle
mazda
OUR COM,LETE
IODYSHOP
IS MOW OPEN l~ Jamboree $1100 ofr 673-7SS3 wheels & ONLY 7000
NewportBeach 6406444 miles. Lake NEW!-JtR•e .. w.........a
--Excellent lease plan --~
FACTOlY
IMWRESALES '76 2002, sunroof, A/C, Datsun 9720 av1ulable. (292RLY). c:.19...._ 64S..S700
1969 2002 AM/FM 8trk ••••••••••••••••••••••• • SADDLEIACIC llAND NEW 1976 ~ ...... ·~~111 Automatic. 11ir cond. & ___ 63H~ VALLEY IMPORTS
AM/FM r adio. A onti '7r' Buvara11, Lo male!-, DRIVE A 831 ·2040 495-4949 FIAT X 1/9
fvUy eqv~ with r•movoblo
sunroof, AM-f M 1tereo, pin
11fiJMt# door •dg• guord1,
coco mah, mag style wheel•.
(Ser .55281)
OtCk
MIUIR '123 DtSCOUNT .......... ......,.,
$4995
owner car. (ZRV449 ). radials, sunroof, AM / f.'M UTILE ....
stereo, air conditioning, SAVE A LOT 1973 3.0CSA . ~. 494 2417 ufter flpm
Automatic, s unroof, air weekdays, anytime SHOP&COMPARE
cond. & low miles . weekends. BARWICK DATSUM <351JPS). We also have a --.,_ J c i '74 of this model. 1974 BMW 83var1a, .,..n uan ap strano . 4dr, auto, u1r cood 831 -1375 493-3375
1974 2002 6U-6923
4 i.peed, AM /FM & only 'ID 2002. !>unroor. alum.
1.1 on& x 1/9• 10 CHOOSE FROM 22.000 original males. wheels. Mach tires VQ('y ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~~rs~p·<~K~>-cl~n.~4M~
NEWPORT DATSUN
S,ECIALS
O¥l9 2M ..... A•MAtlU POa IM.MIDIAft DAl•MTll 1975 2002 ·68 BMW 2002, ~unroor, 1976 8210 2 Door 4 s~ed
!092PKE> Was $3661
1975RAT 124
5 speed , mag wheels,
AM/FM stereo 8 truck
tape & a new top'
<620NZP>. This wl.-ekend
YOU'LL SA VE!
MIRACLE MAIDA
2150 Harbor Blvd., CM.
645-5700
971.7
·~····················· Brand New •77
'12 Mazda R X2. 1ood"
cond. new clutch. new
eng, M0-8715 aft SPM
lt74MAZDA
RX4COUPE
Fully loaded with 4
speed, metallic paint.
vuzyl top. AM/fo'M stereo
8 track, raUy wlteels &
new radial tires.
<564KLH ). This week ·
ONLY $2495
SADDLEIACIC
VAWl IMPORTS
831-2040 495.4949
1111RIT me• 1tnRIT12Ull. 1111RATtlTCft. 117SFllT1ZITCPf 1971Fllt1312DI.
Automatic, air cond, >.lntcond.Bcbloffor.
sunroof & meta!Lic paint. ____ 640 5327 NOW$2995
88800VESTREET
Near MacArthur
&Jamboree Roads
833-1300
HONDA Cars MercM.slenx 9740
c-.... &.,,,..,
216 .....
(S8.206USll
o,.-.a-, ,,, ...... Hokhbod<
39 2 ....... °"'1 32.6 Mtlet.
1$fR. 02337501
••••••••••••••••••••••• MANY MBZ
To Choose From!
(0154). 8~1\V 2000 Gd t•ond Mui.t
, sell SlSOO 6411 0020 d) i.,
cs. 2047247) ISU.0233691)
s2699 '2699 53199 53199 '3499
1975 5301 675-0859 t'Ves, M.1tt
Automatic. air cond. & --
stereo. A hne one owner 1976 S:x11 Stack, A C, ~un·
car. (062NIFl. roof, stereo. xtrlis, 12.000
m1. As:sume lcai.t! or
TOP BUYER
&.-e us first. & last! Top
dollar paid for 1mporti..
UN~~l~TY ~ffimn
Honda Ccn • GMC
Trucks 1971 FllTl1 /9 1171 FIAT 1314 a 1971 FIAT 1314-11. 1971 FIAT 1314 DI. 1971 FIAT 131.a 2850 llarbor Blvd
Costa Mesa 540·9610
4 speJ. ~~:~?stereo. _$1_1._soo. &14 7461 COSTA MESA
DATSUN S .,,..ct & Oflly A...-lc tron1., 5 lf'"d, air c:ond.
37.7 llllles. only 32.6 l!IAH. & only 32.9 mil ...
Auto. lfon1., foci.
olr, 42.6 ~.
(SER.O 149863)
AM/fM Radio
only 2011 mlln
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131·2180495·1210 blue,$2175.751--0770 • Sderriced-$810 cond, auto: PS.' AC,~ P\rtpty.644-0451 Must sell 69 Chevel.le bleolrrefuscd.494·2018
• l I MIRACLE MAZDA Leal.her AM/FM lo mi . Fl od l d d Malibu 350, auto, 111r, . 1''or Sale: 1970 Toyot11 65 VW, ~dr, mmac n/· H bo Bl d CM p.t·' h I bsl r. 73 eetwo • oa e • xlnt Int new paint 'iOChall. VS, P/S. P/d1sc.·
Corona. Excdlentcond1· out.Runggear&d,belge 2J!iO ar611.r.r57ovo., .• :r, ic&e~r~k ~r:;j S4,000m1lt-sS3700.P/P shocks. 'brks. $975: A/C, AM~FM a\ cass. tion. Cal14N·5'18 wtblk lnt. XJnt lransp. 1 .. _ ow • 968-6316 646-208& • V.T. radials. Excep• ---------1 ownr. Mustsee$l.200/ofr. ---------• Markdllyss.56-39:17. Eves tional concours. $2995.
1972TOYOTA 494.7993 '74VWSuper8eetle. 979-1695. • ~ '76EI Dorad~Con~,lo 19'72CbevraletKinc.swoo1 645-56S7
COROMA COUPE '75 Rabbit. ~400. Pvt Pr-~,!~lnd789itlon '72 164 ''E" , AM/FM males. fuel inJect, llll· 9 pass. station wgn. ----------_, ood d,aS21r100' bet' mac.497·2041 Sl450 PhM2-1910 9-5pm '75ChargerSE,32,000ml. 4 speed, radio, heater & ty. Gd cond. 34,000 mL g con . or s -. -, · • rur. suo rf, AM/FM 8 lrk.
vinyl roof. {803FTH). 640-1360, 493-0383 '67 Bua. xlnt cond. Runs offer. 962·1464 7 7 SE'-: l LL E &. 7 7 •68 Malibu. 1 owner, 4dr. xlnt cond, must sell rast. ONLY $1395 good. Rebuilt engine. COUPE DeV_ILLE. newtires.$800. Make orr. Will t rado • ...., ... R'"'UISTOYOT• '64 VW, new clut ch, $975.497·3195. .._ _ _... __ U J m med. dell very . SS2-834T SJ6-0.W1
,..._ .,. ,.. stllrter, brakes. Great•---------•~. sed Largest discount off ---------•---------MISSION VIEJO runni.na cond. Nds bod~ '68 FASTBACK Condition ••••••••••••••••••••••• k C 11 Bob PIS P/B d
83 1•2880 11.9 r.12 10 .. ood ~ C 11968 .,..,,7 st1c crs. a or '71 Mallbu,?..dr, , , '75 Dodge custom 4 r • .. ~ work. $500. 64&-0170 as If · _,.,,, a """" Plul,Agts. A/C, AM/FM, low m1. '20000 miles, Fully
for Apnl. <call aft-noon) aft6PM 751-8910 #8889 768-1662 aft. 7 pm or equipped with xtras, liko COSTA MESA
AMC-JEEP Triumph 9767 '70 Square back, very 66 VW Bug •. rebuilt eng &
••••••• •••••••••••••••• clean. AM /FM stereo, clute,h, asklllg $700.
75 Spitfire, AM/FM. 26
mpg, xlnt cond., lo mi.
963-3897
$1500. 646-6516 962·8596
'58 YW-Sunroof '68 vw. new clutch, cranlt
Sl75 worth of new body case. valve job etc. $700
parts, .65 eng & trans. or bst/ofr. 673·4130
Volkswogen 9770 $500/bst ofr. 64H898. '66 VW BUS. Xlnt running
••••••••••••••• • ••••••• '68 Bug w /sunroof. rblt cond. Nds paint & mm or
'7 3 Super Beeffe eng, nu du. runs great! body work. $550/bst.
Stereo tape dck, like $875/bestoff642·2978 _548_-08_19 ______ 1
new. $1895 645-1513 ''""'VW B A t 1· k ---------'70 VW Fastback. 58,000 "" ug. u o s ic •
'ID VW bus. camper. reblt ml. 2 nu tires & batt. new pnt, runs good.
eng. gd cond. $2,000. $1000/bst. 536-6071 $725. 557·8271.
_536-856.S ________ 1970 VW, clean, no dents. 061 VW Bus. Reblt eng.
MEW 77 SllSO. many xtras. $800 /bsl ofr.
YW BUSES 673-0109 • 540-0362.
CHAMPAGNE
EDITION
HEW '77
SCIROCCOS
C'HAMPAGNE
£ TON
1900 VW Fastback, fuel
inJ, many xtras: Make or.
'69 YW IUG san
Must sell now. 846 188.1
,_rer_._646_-8_1_93 _____ G R A -0 u A T I 0 N
'76 Bus. 11 .500 mi, xlnl
cond. AM /FM stereo,
air S5,5!JO. 552· 7000 or
552 0611
PRF.SENT. '70 VW Dug,
yellow, blueprinted cng.
t·ust. int. mags, SlfiOO , bst
ofr. 675·578.S
·75 VW Dasher Wagon, '66 VW Variant. orig
26 000 I l h owner.22-2.5 MPG. $875. , m1, x n s ape. 846_ • .,38 snio. 499·2671 ...,
NEW 1977 PONTIAC
ASTRE WAGON
==~~Tl $4066 PLUS
NO. 2CISV7USOl796 • TAX AND
LIC.
NEW 1977 PONTIAC
SUNBIRD
1-IDlATI $3966 PLUS DELIVERY TAX
NO. 2M27V72336740 . AND
LIC.
,NEW 1977 PONl'IAC
FIREBIRD
1-IDIATI $ DELIVIRY PLUS
N0.2Tl7C7N17:i913 5 266 TAX
AND Lie.
NEW 1977 PONTIAC
GRAND P$X
1-IDIATI 4866 PLUS
DE LIVI RY TAX
NO. 2JS717'194141 ANO
LIC.
WEEKLY
SPECIALS!
'72 lOT. C010U WS.._
t:.0-cEi '1695
77'fl1CJ.T
~~": ...... '5995 llllt'lll•S....
74F1AT l 1'
:z,,:,~ '3495 1-·161l""~I
'11lllC.c.T2 ..
t7~~'1495
'lllOY. rtCIW
~.7'· '3795
'72 TIJWI SPm1ll
~~ '1995
FREE
75 GALLONS
OFOIS
AMC 9905
••••••••••••••••••• ....
PACER 1975. lo mile age,
good cond1t 1on S2 500
640-8308
1975 C ADILLAC ~S.2842days. new, $3,'750 Firm!
ELDORADO COUPE 73 Caprice Estate Wagon
FUii power. moon roof, Air, full power, lo m1.
w ht le w Ith b 1 a ck Excel. Cond. 759·1986
~ 2307 Ekien Ave. •
Dodge Dart '64
Good cond. $400.
645-6644 Ca bnolel 1,2 top, bin ck & 1973 MONTE CARLO
white checked cloth in· LOADED 15 Colt Carousel, w/denlm
tenor & 33.000 local PHONE.497·2531 top & seats, auto. air,
miles A llolls Royce AM/FM. magi.. Sharp.
trade m. 09708). '72 NOVA Very ctn. body. $2195. 846-4671 eves. & HOW $7695 New brakes & tuneup. wknds.
Roy C ARVER Runs hke new. $2550. Aft. ---------6PM, 494.Q77 Ford 9940
ROLLS ROYCE ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• 1540 Jamboree Road '70 Caprice. Jmmac cond. --------
NEWPORT BEACH Every extra. Must be ~PHI L ·
___ 6_4_0_·_6_4_44 ____ s_et'_n_.~~49_5._842_·387~6 __ 1 l()Nc;'
1900 CADILLAC 4 dr. gd. '74 Chev. Monte Carlo FORD
d d Mmt Cood! Lo Lo ma's! cond. loa e . $900. or P/S, P/B, AM/FM, air
best orr 640·8586 cond. I Owner. 1 Driver
'75 CdV. 39,000 mi, Call 556·8890 8am.5pm.
Brown/beige. Loaded. aft 5pm or wknds
/\SklOI: 567()() ($1()()() Un· 752·1629 for the buy or a
clcr blue list.) 493·0146 aft lifetime.
ti pm. -----~---• '68 El Camino. 396V8. auto l ......... LM<-°'"90•··--·• 1968 Sedan de Ville. Good trans. mags, nu tires ,,,._,,_c-,_
cond111on w lealhcr up 66,000 mi, s1,ooo.l==========-
hol-.tcr.,, $975.646·4534 842·1947. 1974 Gran Tonno Ehle,
E Do I Lo ded d •72 ,.... . 4d lIT full pwr. air, 25,500 mi, '68 I raf o. a • g wpnce r. • very xtra clean cond. $3300;
cond. Pvt prty. clean. All pwr. air, bstofr 540-1031 Call 963·8674 545·0387 ·
1975 <.:oupc De Ville· '67Chevelle4drSta. W~i:i.
/\ BSO L UT EL y IM . :.x> Deluxe mdl. 6 Cyl,
M /\<.: U LATE! Bia ck a>so. 545·7968
", bl.1ck lop & int.. '70 CllEVELLE Mahbu
leathl•r. !>tereo tape & 350 xlnt cond $1500
2121 milt•s 1359PRlll 546.:,117 day G45-2322eve Onl~ S!OIJ I)\ er wholesale ---'--·---
blul'l>00k at 56495. Cort 75 Monte Carlo Landau
Fox 1.eusm~. Call $1l00. Sec Sun. 116 Via
645·3661 833-8648 fo1orencc. NB. 675-11555
75 Ford Torino
Full power. air, vinyl
top. C55U1WK). Im·
maculate inside & out.
Was $3495. 2 yr. 2-1,000
rrule warranty available.
•$2695•
Copeland Mtrs Inc
2001 E Ist, SI\ 558--8000
1974 CADILLAC Chryslft' 9925 76 LTD. 4 dr. bcauhful
C OUPE DEVILLE ••••••••••••••••;•••••• car, 26.000 mi, $5000 or
With full.power. One ••Circle this ad! '67 bstofr.846-3242
owner car in superb con· Town & Country Sta. , · d111on. <834KLIJ. Sale Wgn S350 962-7257 ,,.,,.. 75 Granada Ghia, pnced below wholesale ' · AM/Fr.~. 2 dr, full pwr,
bluebook at '73 N.Y. 4dr, fuU pwr, ~l\1 P/W, air, nu tires. etc. OHL Y $449 5 m1. Xlnt cond. Sec at 2629 Loaded. Must sell now!
SADDLEBACK Jlarbor Blvd, C M. Make ofrer. 673·7050 ore,
VALLEY IMPORTS Sl895/bst ofr. 548·5231 or 675-4238 hm.
8 3 1 20""0 11.95 4949 '73 Town &Country Wag. 1973 Gran Torino. New • .. .. • Clean. XJnt cond. Pvt tires & brakes. Special
SdV 1960, Near-Classic, Pty. 968·9028. bronze & white pamt JOb.
Exceptional eng. clean -. -Op11onal CB. A s~ing int 'r. ·78 Lie. Best ofr 76 Cord.oba, mil l'?ray, SJ800. Call 631·365. or
S.Ul·o1fiRI loaded, md CD Hook-up. r.15.0975
xlnt cond, 546--0729 -F--d-L_T_D_C_' --
'6.S Cad. 4 Dr. (classic?). CorttiMntal 9930 19;°?w. %e. P/S, st~~=:· fo\Jll powl.'r ; l!ood cond.
SI 100. 644·5987 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $21-00. 552·7413
I 975 MARK IV . '7 1 Ton no Ehle. PS, PB, 1968 CADILLAC Black with black vmyl \'lnyl roof, xlnl cood
COUPE DEVILLE top & black velour in S3250 675 1090
With new Michelin terior, moon roof, full -------
radial<; & vmyl top. Very power & only 40.000 locdl '73 Gran Torino Sport,
clean• 1874HGF). A mlles. A Rolls Royce auto, air. stereo.tape, weekend special trade-in. Cl4119). Landau, 40K, nu tares,
Sale Priced-$1188 HOW $8695 s:aio. 556-8382
MIRACLE MAZDA ROY CARVER ·70 LTD. A/C, P/S, P/B0
2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M. ROLLS ROYCE stereo radio, elec wndws.
6 45·5 700 1540 Jamboree Road Xlnt cond. 645-1153.
'75 CPE Eldo Deco. 7000 N~rr::..~ACH '76 GRANADA Ghia.
m1. l.1kC' new. $7900. loaded. like new. $4175.
Tracie for smaller '72 MARK IV, fully orbestofr PP.97911795
car TU. f>·H 7070 equippe<j, very gd. cond. '72 LTD Brougham 4 dr.
'73SdV,beautcond,light _Mustlad.!640·6'796 Or ig. owner. Fu lly
ly driwn. hclow BLUE 1975 Mark IV-Luxury equip'd. S2000. 644-5987
BOOK $3695. 642·3555 vl.'lvet inter:ior. all the ex-072 LTD 9 pass wgn. Air,
_PIP tras mcludmg a burglar P/S P/B rack. ~.000 mi.
alarm. Has low miles. Very cln. $1S75. C 9917 1756SPN). For sale at on· 642.4412
RON GOODWIN USED CAR EXTRAVAGANZA! •• ~~••••••••••••••• ly $7950. Cort Fox Lea.s·l---------lng. Call Ford Station Wgn, ver/
1974 Ci..vy Comaro 64S-3661 8JU648 good cond. $450or bstofr. Automatic, air cond.. ·552.:!)62
'68 VW BUG
•1266
VQR496
75 FORD
GRANADA $3466
71 FORD
GALAXY 500
•1466
180CIM
74VW
DASHER $3666
• t
74 HONDA 74 PLYllOUTH
HATCHBACK S~P
' •2486 ·2666·
210'1'9 205KKP
75 MERCURY 75 OLDS
COUGAR CUTLASS
•4366 '4466
74 CHEVY
LAGUNA
'3466
519.JRO
71 PONTIAC
GRAND PRIX
S4966
AM/FM & low miles. In '63 Continent al, 39,000 •---------
s uperb condition. honest miles. 1 fomlly "12 LT~'Squttead_Jt'!.f~ (474PHJ). car. Mint cood. $1200. 50,000 uJ. load~ --· SADDLEIACK 675-4452 1_SS7_-59SS _____ _
VALLEY IMPORTS CorYette 9932 '76 Granada Ghia. 8.000
.71 Gremlin. 62.000 mi, __ 8_3_1_·2_0_4_0_4_9_5·4949 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mi. A/C, AM-FM stereo. all J>Ower. Loaded. Im·
new tires. stick, 23mpg. ·m Camara SS. new tire!!, CORVETTES mac. S5295/bst ofr.
Xlnt mech. cond $875 fM 8 trk. i:ood cond 640-2423 dys, 675-9626
m-0002 si100. 960-387S CHOICE OF 15 eves&wlmds
'63 Rambler Classic 4·dr. '75 Comaro. Lo mi, Xlnt 1961 THRU 1977 73 LTD Brougham 4 dr.
Goocl trans. $450/bst ofr. cond. Xtras $3800 or ofr. 4 ~_peeds &Automaucs Am/Fm, air, (ully eqidp~
536-1003 536-1220. M2·1794 ~ c--a..•s 1 Owner, SJ900. 7Sl-980'7 M dc HIO -._._..,... -·r
....................... '76 Camaro. 6cyl, AT, PS, a..r_:~1~1tst '72 Lld Country Squire. 9
• PB, AM /FM stereo __.....,._ Pasa. Good cond. siaoo. 68 Skylark, IS mpg, xlnt radio, 8 trk tape, 11,000 EZ FlNANClNO 644-1814.
mech cond, Pvt. Pty. ml, xlnt cond. $4500. WE LEASE
$650/olr. (714)979·0638 546-769Y CORVETTES
'72Skylar~ 350. aupersun· '74 250 cm. auto trana, HOWARD Ct..nolet
'72 Mawric~ like new• rum perled, $1495. PP.
54S--3ll08 or $57 ·2200 · roof, auto, air, pwr, PS. PB. magwhls,Strk4 Dove~QuaUStrecu
radio. &44'8199 spltr AM/FM. 675--0361 NEWPORT BEACH ],Wm~~er°'p04c."!f.
llB LeSam, 4dr bardtoP, IJJ.0555 car,oulslandln&. &estd·
pwr air. dnt Cond. $89S. Qlen"Olet '920 7SVEtl'ERAREL82 reroverl2650.142·16a
'44 8059, see et 1 IMJ Patt • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • th Edward. NB '63 Chevy Nova, wa~on. Oua1c wht/blk lea er. Llncdn 9945 Loadtd w /every oplion. •••• •• • •• ••• • • • • • • • •• • •• ·-Bui k R I t I Good trans. or. cw iJG2.()4()(). On" owner " c el(a · .c> m · brakes s.UJ-4118 $'290. '13 Uncoln Coatintntial• Mint cond. MJny e.'tras. --· -'71. Corvette T-Top, auto. Town Car. All options,
$5995. Ph495-~ 74 Chevy Vega GT, elr, Joo~ 57.000 ml, m nt 61,000 ml, xlnt cond,
"73 D~te Wan t p1111 8· new brakH " clutch, cioni1. PP. tflOOO. M:l 153.3 MlolSUell "200. 131-1344. • • bc•ut $1'705 873 -trk atereo, hiai. ever· •. _ · ·a~tt~.Splitwindow ~ ttSO Jthinl.$2500,00·~ '10Chu1Ktnii:awoOdWfftl, cp 300 hp. alto ........... •••-•••••••••
'70 Rltlera. full pwr, now tires; air, PS. PB, Comptetdy orir. Rldl • Kerc11r7 a. -Wen, as
cnin. Uk• MW. $1~ lu«f rac • lo ml. oriC W\d71 4M2.:C3S2, HI ... .-,dtnnspev.mate 161Dfor~ ownr.JllOS.~ m."831 dlttmau
' . ..,_
' -'
...... U1td ........ Uttcl Wo•. u .. d •••• Und Autos, u .. d Sunday, Jun• 12, 1977 OAll,. v PILOT D,.
•••• ••••• •••••••••••••• •••••• ••• ••• •••••••••• ••••••• •• •• •••••••••••• ••••••••• •• ••••• •••••• • ........ •• •••• ••••• •••• •••••• •• • •• •• •••• ••••• ......, U A.9tot. Uted Aaltoti. Utad '
' sy ttlO ............. tt60 Ptymouth 9960 ~ac tt65 PORHoc 9965 ro.Ha 99'5 ........ ~ ........................................................ ~ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
.. Colo.y P•ik Slll. w1111, ~ Pl.VMOlrm t'ustom 1''0HSAU: '114 Pontiac L~i Mitnt1 Xlnt 1976 PONTIAC '72 LeMans <.:onvert •. New ~ ........... !!.~! ~T.•••••••••••••!~.7.~ ~:?!•••••••-••••!!!.! ·•rtf. <•wn••r. N9 •• , t'Uryll-f.1u111tC111(t'rw111&nn iu1·•,a .. telllt~"'wbran " transpe>rtatlonur.C•ll suullRD Jlnl nu1op nuures
;.,d ...... ~l t'OIH~ nnly $1 ,1111-4 l.11w hhw l'IU;, :too cu. in ";n11n;. MS-3~5pm. E 1 d Ith 43,000 mi, oric ownr 197,4 Pontiac Venture VEGA 76 or~~ .l)vl book on t11111 H•hldl• h1 pciwcr brukcs. •leerlnai. ,73Regul.Air· ,nllw qu l>P• ~"" an 675-1567 Hatchback1 air,PS,PB. HATCHIACKGT l97S Che\ y \'t-i.:u. xlnt
l'Ond. hke uew. 'en In
ml. 8:U-aU5 d~\'S CV_! 13,100. A ~·AA! c:h1a11 C'hr d s economy • cy •• engine, 5 AM/FM xust ~nd. Ori& D&MO ~ 6......,. trans wlllhai47l,000mlleaun w1n.owa. toroo. 1ir~1.1.xlntcond. speed. r&dlO, heater & "7t.3seutSafartwgn.Ful· ownr.$2:500.552-4999 air ~;1 n d tlc: ..
11. 8e'1 fn Ually Pllu1 AM/Uf radla. vinyl lup. M9 3810 air cond. Only 21.000 ly eqpd. A/C. Lo mi, (~,..,c.,.» w~;S3'79S •
l*'kln11 lot I.It ~ W•~t Xlnt condllwn. Sl900. miles. (0\3NRM). 640-~ eves only ~blnl 9970 ,_,.., •
lwy i;trw t, t;Qdt• Atuu, ~1.S.97 'tllll'¥t.Gooden.rf· &trans. ONLY $3595 ' , •••••••••••••--••••••• ONLY $3495
'73 Veaa Wgn. R H. ~ ac'I
ures.. dean & or1!-l 48.~ mi. $1500. Ph $.'5.2 OS29 -------ca t•11ll W~J:il tor moat' io &rrucuda Looks like ~t~::!.~~661.1°:'3 pnt. "4ARQUISVOLVO ~ t;eManh aul0•1
10 m~ '13 White in/out. -.11 op-HOWAR~Che•l'Qf~t M~ .... 6 ttllll.ll3Ullt 1nform11Uun. A•k for nu Lo mi. uutu, PS, V·ll. ----, 0 1 x n mee an ca con tions,63k ml, blltofrover Oove&QuailSts '70 Auto tl'tlO:i. AM·l''!IJ
411'..ttlaul .n '*AC ''(Im Rlt·k or Otlear In (lcul $t l9$. 7fl8.8084 '70 Catalina, 4 dr, Vtl, PS, MlSSl N VSEJO $005. G4.4~l *3400. 673-8873 NEWPORT BEACH radJo. Ch~an. runs act.
pc'ftMll'. b1akc drum•. •1.1u1w PB. AC. radio, $800 83l·ll80 49 ·IZIO '73Grand Prix. 44,000 ml. 833-0555 &lofroverS1200.
ball.ry • 1 •dll.ltor W CuU11.H, 2 dr, AC. very M1·28rneH•i. ·71 Le Mans. New batt, Getting a divorce, must '66T·blrd, 98.000ml Fully 556-0376 aft 4PM
" 7J ~1·0U1' l>'ury. uul11. H()C>d •:ond .. 88.000 ml. ----. good tires, Good cond. sell. Call betwn S.ll/4)m equip. Xlnt interior & f'lnd what )'ou w11nl an --
71 O)JUCl'. ltad 2 dr, .-pt
~ auto. A/C. lu ml.
• '•""·SI.OU.~ •Ml-1D
'71 ~b Otua. Dht 1n
i.rtor, \'ift11 rf, PW. PB. PS. air, AM/FM •lcreo c cletk. Jo 11\1, "700. Ph 1$?-0m, ~ 7000
,._,_, ttS
••••••••••••••••••••••
.. Auto 219. ST,000 ori
11'.li. 2 ownrs Xlnl C!Ond.
$1800. 83H5ta
II Yell Mustana. 6ey.I.
40.,000 ml 1 owner. Xln
cood. $1~. 5411-757
13 Mustang, xlnt cond,
PS, PB, air eond
AM/FM radJo vinyl top, approx 47,QOO mJ, $3000. 552--0691 aft 6PM /wknds
'5 Must Mach I. 351
4spd, PS. $1100.
645-5912 6·9 pm.
"66 Mustang, auto. good
wnd. Sl 350/bst ofr. Call
645-8496 anytime
'66 Mustang. PS/PB. Air,
auto. All orig Clean.
$1400. 492·1636
·87 Mustang 289. Loaded:
40,000 mi. Clean & sharp.
S1500. 615-1006
"68 Mustang 289, VS, P /S,
A/C. Red w/blk vinyl
top, orig owner, xlnt
cond, very clean. $1800.
640-8077
'76 Mustang II , 18,000 mi.
sensible. no frill econo.
S2000. 640·1211
67 Mustang rblt 289. PS.
auto, xlnt O\'t'l'illl cond.
S950. ~0·6425 afl SPM
li8 Mustang. auto. P S.
air, orig. O\•'n r <; oou
cond. $1200 firm U·M lt95
701\1ustang. lo mi's. p s.
f>/b. Red w /blk vm top
S1650. SSZ· 1772
'6SMustang, auto. 289.
• Xlntcond .. $1350.
644·4817
·75 Mustang Il. iln ·
maculate, 19,000 mi. 4 cyl
slick, $2600. 673-1074
Oldsmobne 9955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'n Station Wagon. 9 pass.,
rack C1n t op.
P /B,P/S.A1C. Sl395
646·5146
r;g Olds Vista Cruiser
Wgn, rel>lt en~. Ull'. full vwr. orig ownr Good
cond. 5995. Aft 6, 559·0395
·73 Olds Cutlass Supreme.
Loaded. Lo mileage.
Xlnt cond. $2995. 751-5639
'67 Olds Cutlass. P /S.
P/B. AM/FM. good run-
ninl! cond. S600. &15·4389
aft fl. Needs paint.
68 Cutlass ''S". 2·door
hard lop, auto. P /8, air,
rwis good. $385. G4tHll3
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UNPRSSS
A N ·P PLJ "r
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VIC THE PATSY AGAIN! _,,.,.-..,.._ ...._ ___ ~
ARE ALL THE JEWELS ALL 6UT A COUPLE
HERE, KASPER? OF SMALL PIECES!
THE FIRST RULE IN 6EING A
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I'D HAVE 6EEN SENT f>ACK PERHAPS ... &UT I STILL
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Plus 2 Dole~ Banana labels.
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I EXPECT THAT KASPER NO! I'LL GET NO
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,,CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? 1bere are at leut m ditrer·
-JD dnwlnl detaill IMtween top and bottom panela. How
.-.., ean you nnd them? Oleck answers with thOM below.
0 pMIOJUIOdal Ill ViUV
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eTh1.I h Bad! Letters of a bad wold an acnmbltd
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at the edse or a counter or table ~ancltrs! .. Mama! lma&lne me a manacerte mana-
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table. Bend your mid·
die finacr and panky
backwards
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third fin1i:rs txlended
forwud. slowly slide
your hand alon& the
surface. Ruch down
with the index and
third finaers. and pick
up the eraser Holdins
II thusly, CIK ti off
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with a wider ob)CCt.
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other hand. ObYloUIJy, not th• yoq man abote: Add lines dot to dot.
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• • • • • • • • • •
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
FOR MINNIE RIP£RTON, rec:otdhag star
The S-U. of dlK jocke,a d1t"9 Ille DUta. b tt.ae ...,..
da1J-. about daaa d..i aaaopa 90tt1 -S. T •• HJe1a Pol.at.
N.C..
• 'Their running convenatlons used to untll l tuned them out.
Now what bothat me It that '° much good music Is around
that they never play. 0nJy IOO!P that attract program dlrec:ton
are uted. Some D.J.s do have a oertaln amount ol freedom,
but, neverthelas, a lol ol good talent Is never aired. Another
thing that frustrates me ls that cataln stations won't play a
record unless other 1tattons play It.
FOR BENNY GOODMAN, orchestra leader
la It a mawbac:k to weu ,....._ In ehow buloae or
apon.? -M. Shafton, .lopllo, Mo.
• Definitely not. I've worn them for yean and believe they
helped my career. (They made me look Important and dlstin·
gulshed.) There are so many celebrities who wqr spectacles.
In entertainment there's Llonel Hampton, Ena Atzgerald, John
Denver, John Lennon, Steve Allen: In spor1S there's Arnold
Palmer, Hale Irwin, Billie Jean King and Reggie Jackson, just to
name a few. Even though contact len'411 are available, wearing
glasses Is part of the new lifestyle.
FOR LEE GRANT, star of Voyage of the DomMd
r. there one thlas, abcne all, that mak• JOU blood
boll? -R . .I .. Decatur. Ill.
• Deseaatlon ol property. My hair stands on end when I we
walls defaced or an empty beer can, which Is the ugbest thing In
the world when left lying In the road or on the street. That
doesn't mean I'm tldlne.u penontf1ed. rm not. I enjoy chaos -
but II must be pretty chao..
FOR DAVID BRENNER. comedian
Why do JOU aJwava '"8r that choker with the ..... u dt.
moncl? -Lorwtta McGatre, Grand Rapt•. Mich.
• Because I haven't got one with a big diamond. (And If you
look dosely, you'U see It Isn't even a real small diamond.) The
other reason I always wear It la, believe It or not, I can't get It
off Last time I tried, I almost strangled myself.
FOR nfE •ASK TifEM YOURSELF' EDITOR
Who .. Lh Ullmann-'*' to? r .. .,... ........ a lot
about hs lately. bat tlMH'e DO ... don of a bubud.
-Mary Bonw, TNmtoe. N . .I.
• At the moment, lJv (right) Is single. She was manted to a
psychtatrtst and then had a long penonal and pralesslonal rda-
lionShlp wtlh Ingmar Bergman. (She starts a new ftlm for him,
oostarrtng Ingrid Bergman, In September.) Uv has a daughter,
Linn, 10, to whom she's devoted and who$ always wtth her.
l.Jnn went along on every step ol lJv'a stage tour In Anna
Christle, whkh Is now on Broedway.
FOR DAVID EISENHOWER
Of all ......... ,.,., ............ toe. wllldl w do
90• t.r...n die moR1 -S.A., Ha~ W. Va.
• rd have to say that thac arc two f particularfy chcrlsh: a
quarter hone, ~ven to me In 1957, which we leapt on the Get·
tysburg farm, and a letter, written In 1967, ~a desn
that "we be &lends" In his remaining years.
FOR .ltJDmt VIORST, author
Wlalda la moN a.apo.taat for a writer -educatloo OI' a·
periac:e? -111_, Ratlaka. Mlcaaopp. Fla.
• A wrtter needs both: experience to provide the matertal out
ol which to wrtte, and education to give ahapc and perspecttve
to that expcn.nce. Experience, however, needn't be great
adventures, dark peaslons and dramatic encounters with un·
dacowr agents and trench-coated lovcn. It can be private and
domesticated. Nor doa education necessarily mean a fancy
degree; It l"llQnl havtng learned enough about the worid to
know where our own Ideas and personal hlstOl'Y flt In.
FOR KASPER. dalgrwr
I bard ,oa'rw ............ doth• IOI' Roealyaa ~
How did ebe c:O... aaoee at poar ftnt .....u.a? -C.G.,
Oceemlde, Calif.
• The ftrst thing that strudt me wa her complete fmnnlnfty.
There's nothing herd or affected about her. fn fact. It's qulW the
rewne, and shes sweet and ~· Her clotha nrfiect her
personaJlty -she disllka tailored thlnga, pref en IOft flowing
styles and ts partial to yellow, jersey and aepc de chine. When I
offered her coffee, she refused and asked for water. lnstli!ad.
SHEU.EV WINTERS, actraa
Do you thlak acton Md ec.,...._ can IMt u outspoken
U peopl. la otMr prolaeloM ucl etlll mala their
popalmitJ? -A.D., ....... PIM Bhdl. A*.
e Yes, because stars aren't admired for their personal opinions
but for their profeulonal talent. And, thank goodness, those
days are gone forewr when what a pcrf ormcr did ln his or her
private Ille had an effect on the pubbc; when &tan have chart.
ma and an Image, nothing can change their popularity. -
FOR THOMAS L JUDGE. Gowmor ol Montana
.. ..... ,._ ... etlll -ac:IU.. ........... ,...
state?-BIDHJU.l a 1t°'N.D.
• The old-Ume, fortune-hunting art ol "penning" Is atlD popu-
lar In Montana, where tha sandy bottoms ol dear-running
mountain strearos mArd panncn wtth ~ ol gold dmt
and villonl cl wakh. Weekend pcoepectots, equipped with
genuine gold pans from the hardware ltcn, pie pant Oii ewn
cast-Iron sldl\ets, ltill And pemq for !Pd.,, adventun? In the
.. ~~state.
· PRO 'AND CON
Should There Be Stricter Laws Governing The Protection Of Children?
PRO Horteme R. ........_ neculMI diNctor, New VOflc ~for
tlw PNwntlon of Cruelty to Chlldren
Yes. Partnts have the nght to raise thetr children. With that nght Is
the responslbtltty to protect children not only from physk:al abuse
but from neglectful conditions which adVeTHly affect them. $odety
must recognize a chlJd's legal right to be protected from parents' fall·
ure to provide needed medical care or from a pattnfs pmnttttng a
child to be sexually cxplotted or constantly expoeed to chronic alco-
hollsm, hard-core drug use °' violent marttal frtctlon. The c:hlld'a
nght to be protected from the Impact ol any ol the above becomes
superior to the paNtnb' legal nghts and Interests. The protection Is
through IOc::lety's Intervention.
CON ..._ K. u.m.. dlr«:tor, American Clvll Ubcrdn UnkJn\
)UvenU.rlghts pro)ect
No. Parents who severely beat their chlldrcn reJtnqullh the rlght to
ralle them and the government must lntawne. Bu~ In the name ol
preventing physk:al botterlngs, Jaws now require casual obMTwn to
mab a report every time they c:BMpprow ol the way other peop&.
raise their c:hlldnin -If a chlkt s.ms unhappy or goa to bed too
late or Is a bully. for eumple. ThoN repoftlng laws are a acrlous
threat to the American rtght ol perents to ralle th* chlldm\ without
opptesslve government Interference. sn:. gowmment hasn't pro-
vided MMcel that pwents rully nced -good medical and day
care -It should stay out ol chlld-l'Qdng ak099ther.
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In f ~ Bran Chex has more fiber content than the bran Hake products
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Bran Chex. It's not just good for you . It's good.
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EXCITEMENT AND DANGER IN ••THE DEEP ..
Peter Benchlev discusses a scene with Nick Nohe and Jacqueline Blssd. Blseet, Nolte and Robert Show examine porl of the tn!a:s~ they dl$COU
With The Stars During The Shooting Of The Movie In Bermuda
How This Underwater
Epic Was Produced
The Deep Is based on Peter Benchley's
best-selling adventure novel. Benchley Is a
writer with an amateur's curiosity about
sharks and marine archeology, two Inter·
ests that have made him a mlllSonalte. Hts
first book, Jaw!I, was an almost un-
precedented commetdal success. His sec·
ond, The Deep. won even bigger raves.
The Deep was ftlmed at what Its creaton
now term a "surprisingly modest" cost ol
$8.8 milllon and was completed In sflghtly
less than siX months. In brief, the story re-
volves around a honeymooning couple
who dive Into the offshore reefs ol Bermu-
da looking for the wreck of a sunken ship.
What they find beneath the water lures
them Into a terrifying struggJe for survival.
None ol the actors -Nick Nolte, Robert
Shaw, Jacqueline Bisset, Lou Gossett -
had ever attempted an underwater dive.
Nearly 11, 000 J)factlce attempts were
needed before their effom were Judged
expert enough to put on fthn .
The set ol The Ottp was the largest
ever constructed underwater for ftlm. At
120 feet across, It required l ,®o,000 gaJ.
Ions of sea water to be adequately filled. It
was destgned by Tony Masten, whose
greatest assignment before The CHep was
to recreate outer space for the fllm, 2001 :
A Space Odya:sy. He brought In 1,000
varieties ol domestic and tropical ftsh.
The underwater team filmed for 90
days. (footilge shot on the surface of the
water miulred another month, and work
on land took an additional nine weeks).
Photographers and technicians included
men and women ol many nationalities re-.
crulted from around the world. •
1 • ,,um.v WH.KLY, June 11, 1m
Until wrtttng his
bcst·selllng book
Jaw•. Peter Bench-
ley (son ol Nathan-
iel, noted humorous
short-storywrtterand
grandson ol Robert.
reputed to have been
Mthc most versatile
humOtist In ~
Peeer Benc""v ca") was a reporter,
rad~ lV editor and commentator, maga-
zine contributor and speech writer for
President Johnson.
Now, he says. the most Important thing
about succas Is that "It mnns cow1tplete
freedom to do what I want In terms ol
work and play. Our needs aren't great.
Wendy (his wife) and I aren't high livers or
lavish spenders. The hOUM we and our
children (Tracy, 9, Clay. 7} haw In
Princeton, N.J .• was ours before Jaw!I,
and we'd be there even If that book hadn't
been wrttten. We Ignore all those luxuries
one associates with celebrttles or noc.1ueou
rlche. Whatever we've gotten since Joun
and The Deep came out, we got because
we needed them, not because we decided
to splash out and live It up.
"Dad was supportive, but not encounig-
lng. He told me, 'Do something to make
an honest bvlng. And a senstble job.' I
spent my fifteenth summer wodtlng. The
foUowtng year, knowing how much l
wanted to write, Dad said, •ru pay you
what you made lalt year If you'll stay In
yow room every day and wrtte.' I did and
was paid $30 a week for turning out a
flood °' simply dreadful short stones, non.-
cl which wee-ever publbhed. Dad reed
them, went white &om shock, then gave
me some hetpful advtce, which ts ltlD pay-
ing olf." ' -Anita s.m-
FAMll.. v WtDcl. v Conlrl>utlng Wrtm
Jacqueline Bisset
("l pronounce my
name B\s'lt -It's
ScoUlsh") was born
In England In 1944.
One ol the most
beautiful women In
films today, she
began her caNCr as
a model, but even
Jocqueh a.et with her success as
an actress she says, "Acting has never
been all-consuming for me. U rm doing
something I want to, I do It 100 peroeni.
But once lta over, It's over.
"As for my private life, It has always
been very prtvate, and I keep It separate
from my career. I don't really sodalize wtth
acton; I only see them from time to time.
Don't misunderstand me: l like them very
much, but I do have my own life. one
that's very different.
"I think people have preconc:eptk>ns ol
you. One general preconoepHon Is that If
you are pretty. you don't have a brain In
your head and that you're taking fife for
granted, which rve never done. And rve
certainly had to think for myself a lot. And
fight for myself. So poalbly rm a ltttle ag-
gressive sometimes.
"With a man, I like to feel that If rm out
somewhere and In danger, I wtl be pro-
tected. I think women need that. They
want to feel that the guy can &ook after
tMm.
"Apart &om that, I tNnk a sense ol
humor'a tenibly Important. I don't see life
being a drag. Men, to me, have to be fun. I
also think a feeling ol danger about 90me-
body Is lnteresdng for a woman. TIM unex-
pected. A slight twlnkJc that entices -
whae will it take you? Adventure."
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Mutual Radlo'i Celebnty lnttrWwcr
The phenomenal·
ly successful Rich
Mon, Pocx Man 1V
series has made
Nick Nolte, the tall,
rugged, blond actor,
the country's neWest
sex symbol. And he
knew he'd achieved
1 success soon after
MdcNolte Rich Man was
aired: "Before the show, I'd have to wall In
line· for spare parts at auto-supply stores.
Somettmes I got a small dl!count. Aftet" It,
I just could not pay for anything. My
money was refused. A paradox: now that I
have the bucks, no one wants them.
Should've happened a few years ago,
when I was strapped for cash.
") was a lousy student -straight D's all
the way through school. Took a lot of hard
wock to ma1ntaln that. For straight D's you
can't just sit back; you need a httle bit ol fn.
formation but not too much. It requires
skill and deXtertty. I managed to keep my
grades by read!~ every third page. I pre·
ferred sports, leam1ng more on the Reid
than I did In class. During second~. l
had a battery ol l.Q. tests. (They thought I
was either at the brink. or else had mlnlmal
brain damage.) Were they surprtsed when
I scored 145. AD I thought and cared about
was sports. '"'-n on. year, I decided to go
bock to school. I got straight A's. It was
easy.
.. Now I live on a ftve.ac:re ranch, away
from the frenetic Bfc ol Hollywood, with a
colJectlon ol old ems, llx dogs, three
horses and fann animals.. When I have
1lme to spare, I work In my garden. read,
and llsten to music. I can even fix a septic
tank. I guess I easily oould have been a
plumber."
-AaltaS..mmer
YOU MIGHT BE STANDING ON A FORTUNE
By Colin Leinster
Treasure-hunting has become one of
America's most exciting pastimes. Evay
weekend and holiday, thousands of lone
prospectors, retired couples and young
families go forth to seek their fortunes.
Underwater searches for sunken Span-
ish gold, of course, are beyond the reach
of all but a handful because they cost more
than $1,000 a day. But there's plenty of
lost .treasure on dry kmd, and all that Is
needed to search for It are $100, which Is
the price of a metal -detector, and a lot of
patience. The rewards can justify the cost.
Last Ye-. Americans discovered more
than $25 million In gold dust and nuggets,
silver bars, coins and artifacts.
Wttere do such trwures lie? Just about
everywhere: beaches up and down both
coasts, Civil War battlegrounds, tumbled-
down cabins, ghost towns and even the
downtown areas of many towns and cities.
George Banks of Lewiston, Idaho, for ex-
ample, found a 200-year-old gold com
worth $300,000 near a long-dead pros-
pector's cabin In the State of Washington.
Lee Pavel. of Sprague. Neb., found an
last year, treasure-huntiiig Americans found more
than $25,000,000 in gold, silver and various artifacts.
$11 ,000 sapphire ring In a lake outside of
town. Charles Coker of Hugo. Okla .•
while running his detector over an aban-
doned farmhouse just north of town.
found an Iron pot crammed with 380 gold
and silver coins -Including 79 $20 gold
pieces and 53 $10 gold pieces. The total
value: $30,000.
LuckUy for all these people, each had a
clear title to what they found. Ownership
of treasure can be -and often Is -a
compUcated affair. As It happens, Banks,
Pavel and Coker made their finds In states
that believe In "finders keepers."
But not all finders of treasure are so
lucky. A young famUy from San Antonio,
on vacation In Marathon Key, Fla., lost
their find of four sdver coins because they
did not have a state lkense to hunt for
treasure.
The same problems over the tide to dis-
covered treasure also affect the profession-
al treasure hunter. Consider ·the case of
Mel Fisher. For eight long years he has
been searching for the $100 mlllJon cargo
that was aboard the Spanish galleon Ato-
cha, which sank off Key West In 1622. To
date, he and his divers have recovered $8
million In gold, silver and artifacts -but
for eight years he has been Involved In a
nonstop, legal scrap. Arst he fought the
State of Aortda, which claimed his trea-
sure. He won that battle when a court
ruled the wreck lay outside the state's
jurisdiction. Then the Federal Government
stepped In with a claim to the $8 million.
Asher won the first round In Federal court,
but the Government appealed and the
ownership of the treasure Is currently the
sub)ect of out-of-court negotiations.
The chance of being able to ftnanoe a
search such as Fisher's Is what drives many
amateur treasure hunters. And lost trea-
sures every bit as valuable as the Atocha's
are waiting all over the worid: a fleet of six
gold-and silver-laden galleons sank to the
south of Cuba In 1563, for Instance. A Bri-
tish warship, overloaded wtth gold cap-
Rockwelrs alte_...
Fnte tough,accurate, poy.eerful gifts
thatY«>ll't end up in the closet
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lured from the Spanish. unk off Delaware
In 1798. Fortunes big enough to have
made Howard Hughes take note also lie
off California, In the Great Lakes, off the
Philippines and In the Mediterranean.
Of course, not all amateur treasure
hunters put their findings toward financing
more expensive searches. A New Jersey
man Is putting himself through college with
valuable coins that he found under the
Atlantic City boardwalk, and a Florida.,..
couple recently took a European vacation
with the money they obtained from their
dlscovay of a rare gold coin on a beach.
But one man who does have big dreams
Is Southerner Jim Batey. By profesSlon he
Is a deep-tea diver and works on underwa-
ter pipelines. He looks for underwater gold,
too. but whenever working capital runs
low, Batey comes ashore, arms himself
with old town and dty maps and goes pros-
pecting. What he has found In the past has
grubstaked him to 400 deep-sea dives.
Where does he find dry-land treasures? In
old privies. Money, old bottles, hidden
savings ... all have been found where they '"
feU or were hidden In old out-t'R
houses, Batey says. lil1I
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RECIPE IDEAS: WHEN
YOU COOK fORTWO
A ~owing number of people
In our country are IMng alone. ln
fact, slngle-pcnon houMholdt
have more than dout>ied since
1960 to 15 millk>n and represent
20 percent of aD hou.Mholdt to-
day. Not aD .. young people,
either, pcnons 65 years of age
and older NPfCICl\t almost 40
percent of this WOOP·
·Twe>-memMr ~are
also tnaeasmg In number. Young
manteds are poltpOnlng having
babies, and children are leaving
the parental ~ earlier to start
their own hoUMholds.
QUICK SICWAN PIZZA
1 .. troaen ... 1ched brMd
dough.tMwecl
1 cup bottled........,. ...
I oza. lllozuNlla dW.
atndded or diced
~ cup ellced ... Ghee
1 ...... .-n ~ el6ced
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2 •••poone wigetable oa
t. Pr.hot own to 375°F. On
bghtfy floured surface, roll out
dough to ftt 10 x 15 x l ·Inch )clly-
roll pen OI !!).Inch pizza pan.
Ptac:e dough In greased pan and
use ftngm and palm of hand to
press dough to edge.
2. Spread marinara sauce over
entire surf~ of dough. Sprinkle
evenly with Mozzarella cheae. r
S. Scatter ripe ollva and green
pepper rtngs over cheese. Anlsh
with a sprinkling of Parmesan
cheese, oregano and oil.
4. Bake about 25 minutes or un-
til cheeH Is melted and crust Is as
brown as you like.
Malcu l ~ ptaa
STUf'f'ED WCCHINI
v. cup cMpped onion
1 medlumptlc .... minced v. teaapoon cngano ... ....
cruaMd 2~buttsor
~ 1 cen (7'9' OD.) tomato IOUP
2 metluln zuod*" (1 lb.> v. ... ground beef
2 te1e1poone nne c1ry brMd cnambe •
Yt teaapoon aatt 2 aHcaa pro en_. Amertcan
c:Mne. out Into at•
1. Make sauce: In small sauce-
pan, cook onJon with garlic and
oregano In butter until tender.
Stir In soup.
I . Cut lllfngthwlM s'llce from top
of zucchini and dllcard. Scoop
out pulp and seeds from zuccht.
nl, !caving &/•·Inch shell. Coarse-
ly chop pulp and seeds. s. ln another sauc.pan, brown
beef; sttr to separate meat. Pour
FAMILY WEE1Q.Y, ~ 12. 1ffl • I
off fat . Add 1/• cup sauce, zucx:hl-
nl pulp and seeds, bread crumbs
and salt.
4. Spoon Into zucchini shells;
place In 11/t-qt. sha!Jow baking
pan. Pour remaining sauce ova
and around zucchini.
5. Cover; bake m preheated
375° F. oven for 40 m.lnutes or
until done. Uncover; top wtth
.2~
cheese stnps. Bake until cheac
melts. Maka 2 Nnllngs
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Patry tor 1 crust pie
5 allcMbeoOn
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When you purctme
any size or flavor
of Upton" Instant
Tea or Lipton•
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1 cup atndded s.e.. c:e...
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8-lnch pie pan with paltry and
fluteedga.
I . Cook becon until crisp; drain
and aumble. Pour off al but 2
i.blapoons of t.co.'I fat. Cook
onlonl In becon fat until tender. s. Sprinkle becon. onkJn and
dwac Into prcpered pie pen.
4. Beat together eggs, IOUP·
nutmeg and pepper. Pour OYer
bacon and cheac. Bak. In pre-'•
heated OYCn 35 to 40 minutes°'
until the tip of a knife Inserted In
center comes out dean. Let cool
3 minutes before cutting.
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PositiYe Thinking Bas
Made Watson A Winner
"TM power of positive thinking" was a credo
advanced by the Reverend Nonnan Vincent
Peale to achieve happiness In Ille. h al9o has
been used by Tom Watson, the hottest golfer
on the tm pro tour, to wtn gold and rJay. In
Aprtl, he won the pratlgk>us Masten tourna-
ment wtth Its $40,000 Int prize and, earkr In
the year, capt\.lred the Blng Cro.by National
Pro-Am and the San Otego Open.
Watson Is a ~uate of StanfOJd Univcrstty
and ma}of ed In psychology. His understanding
of the human psyche has been Invaluable to
htm on the JWessure-packed proresSIOnat g01f
tour. After aH, only a slight twtnge of ner-
vousness when swinging a club °' a reflex reac-
tion to a click of a camera can be the difference
·between winning a btg-money tournament and
winding up an also-ran.
Prior to his Masters vk:tory, Watson had a re-
putatton as a golf er who chokes under pressure
because he had blown leads In some tourna-
ments, Including the 1974 and 1975 U.S.
Open. He was strictly a postttve thinker,
however, In the final rounds of the Masters and
heJd his lead even In the face of a dramatic
surge by the great Jack Nicklaus. "When Tom
got word that Nicklaus was coming on with
birdie after birdie, he didn't fllnch at aJJ," says
Rik Massengale, who was Watson's playing
partner In the tourney. "Instead, he was• solid
as steel and was ahead by two strokes at the fin-
ish. That man ls some golfer."
Watson had the nerve-wracking cxpmence
of seeing a fly sudd~ land on his ball when
he was playtng the eJewnth hole. TM fly stub-
bornly refused to budge, but Watson didn't
pank: °' loM his conctntratton. He decided to
outwatt the Insect and. SUN enough, It Anally
mOYed. Watson then drove the bell far down
the fairway.
The 27-year-o&d Watson has been desatbcd
as a "HuckJebeny Ann In cleats" because of hts
• heckled face, tousled hair and gap-toothed
smile. He Is a native of Kansas City and the son
of an Insurance broker, who Is an excellent
amateur golfer and who pressed a golf club Into
his son's hands when he was barely out of the
diaper stage.
In addition to applying psychology to his
game, Wallon also has been helped by tips
from veteran golf great Byron Nelson and by
the steady encouragement of hb wife Linda,
who accompanies him on the tour. Watson
plays the guitar and has displayed talent as a
sJnger of rock and Western songs. -8.A.
GOLF.,S TOUGHEST TEST
The U.S . Open ls-on the line thJs week. Tom
Watson will go after his second "major" cham-
pionship of the year, but he will be severely
tested by a grueling course in Oklahoma.
The 1m U.S. Open will be held at Tulsa's
Southern Hiiis Country Oub, and ti you're plan-
ning to watch the tournament on television next
weekend, you'U be better able lo appredlit• the
ckrnands made on the gofers ti you know some-
thing eboot the CC!UJM and how It was selected.
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Above aU, perhaps, Southern HUis requires that
., golfer be long and accurate off the tee The
course Is 6, 900 y&"ds long and has no downhUI
slopes to give drives added distance. ~u you're not
an outstanding driver. you can't win at Southern
Hills," says Tommy Bolt, who won the last U.S.
Open held there In 1958
Tulsa can be ton1d In June, so a golfer who
hopes to win the Open's $45,000 first prize must
be able to withstand high temperatures During the
1958 tournament, golf writers described the
weather as "so hot It would make a camel faint."
That means the sprinkler system frequently WOfk.s
around the clock and that the course can soak up
ne~ly 40(),000 galloos ol water In a day.
Adding to the dlfficuJHes at Southern Hills are
thkk trees as weU as Bermuda grass, which Is
allowed to grow In the rough to a height ol three
Inches befOfe a cham~ tournament. TM
World Atlos of Golf compares hitting off ol Ber-
muda grass to "playing from a surface of steel
wool."
Deane Bradfield is four of the best
insurance agents you'll ever Md.
Ken and Wanda Meyer of
Waterloo. Iowa, thought they
had found a good insurance
agent when they took out
an auto policy with State
Farm agent Deane ~liiii:
Bradfield more than
twenty years ago.
But over the years,
they've changed
their minds.
Today they know
Deane is actually four
good insurance agents.
''Since we first went to
him, he's handled the insur-
ance on all our cars-I couldn't
even guess hO\.V many," Ken says.
''He helped us insure our homes while
the kids were growing up. And after we
moved to an apartment, Deane handled
the renters insurance.
"He's also helped keep our life insur-
ance program up-to-date."
And if they should ever
require individual health
coverage, Ken adds,
"rd certainly talk 'to
Deane first''
14Whenever he
thought we were
underinsured or
there were discounts
we could take advan-
tage of. he's pointed
them out to us,''
Wanda says. "We've
recommended Deane
to many people because
we know he'll treat them as
well as he's treated us."
U you want to be as well treated as Ken
and Wanda Meyer, just check the Yellow
Pages for the State Fann agent in your
neighborhood. And make it a point to
get acquainted soon.
You'll find your State Farm agent is
four good people to know.
,,.... ..... . A Uke a good neighbor,!!?Aate Parm is them.
uuvu11u "TA n: FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES ~ Offlcn Blooml<lgtort. lllnob ""----·"
The MJstiqae of tlw 0,0:
Commeats m.y Put Winers
Jwry P•t•. "TM PfMSUr• of the Open la rea}-
ly apeclel. But If you can O'tefcome that pt-.
aure end win, It wlll change your whote llf ..
No matter whet happefts to you aft« you win
this tourMment, the memory of ti... victor,"
will elwaya atAy with you,"
Hale lrwln. "ThrM weetla before the 1974 U.S.
Open, I dr•med I'd won It And then the
dream ectuetly came trw. It wae tM moat ...
tlsfylng dr.a.m of my life becaUM winning the
Open la the greatfft prize In goif, And If
you're not too well known before you win the
Open, rfft asaured you will MY9f be an un-
known again."
~•ry Mldcleooff. "Nobody wins the Open. It
wlna you. You flnlah your laat round, go to the
clubhouse and wait fOf too.. Who could
catch you to make mistakes and fall by the
wayalde."
Jedt Nlddaua. "Tht. la the greateat preaeure
of them all. You're not playlng Just for the
money; you're ptaylng fOf the lmmortallty of
getting In the record booka."
Ken Venturi. "You hope egelnat hope that you
will win the U.S. Open because that's the
greatest thing that could poutbfy happen to
you In this sport. And when you win, lt'a the
greeteat moment In your life. I don't know
how a golfel' can hav. a more rncwtng
monient.''
U.S. Open lites arc choMn well In advance by
the U.S. Golf Auodatk>n, which runt the annual
event. Golf dubs ftrst send In NQUab to t.
chosen, and then a committee Inspects the com-
peting courses before making a dedskm. Thc tour-
nament Is usually rotated around the country fiom
year to year. In addition, U.S. Open ClOW14IS must
be of championship caliber. That ts, they must pre·
sent a major challenge to the worid's best golfen.
No course that can be conquered by a duffer
stands a chance ol being t.a~d.
Golf clubs seeking the Open may Invest a great
deal of money to upgrade their courses. Bob Som·
mers, executive director of the USGA, says the
Atlanta Athletic Club In Georgia, lite of the 1976
Open, spent $400,000 to make Its course more
demanding. New holes were c:qns1nJcted, and tea
and greens were rebuilt. No new expendltura
were required at Southern Hills, howcwr. w~
was rated right up to snuff. (The USGA does not
spend money ltMlf to lmpc'OW counes.)
Somm1m advila fan1 to pay particuler atten-
tion to play on the 12th hole. wit lt a tpedacUJar.
440-yard dogleg to the left that has a water ha:mrd
In front of the green and down Its right side," he
points out. "To further compllc.ate the picture,
bun.ken are strateglcally placed to the left ol the
green, and a huge oak tree ts n~"
The 13th Is another colorfuJ hole becaUM the
baU must be drtven over two lakes to a green aut· •
rounded by bunkers. The 18th Is threaded wtth
trees, bunkers and rough grass and requtra f
steep uphill climb to reach the green.
To famUlarlze themselva with the COUJ'M, the
golf en practkle at the Open Ille for thrN days
befOfe the tourney begtns. Members ol the golf
club are barred from the OOUl'N dwtng thla period
as well as during the tournament ltaclf. RcJln.
qulshlng their counc Invariably ca\1911S ~mblng
by a few memben, but the ma)ortty shrugs olf the
Inconvenience as a smal ~ to pey fa. the
prestige gained by the dub th9t ham the FR
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COPING WITH YOUR
cmLo·s SADNESS
Rather than tJy to make children quickly for-
get what's upsetting them, parents should
help them to express whatever they feel.
By Sally WenClkoe Olcla
Many modem adults st!D be-
lieve that childhood Is a utopian
time of life, full of sunshine and
free of clouds. But tears are just
as much a part of children's
evayday life as Is laughter.
Parents often feel that It Is un·
natural for children to be sad.
But we need to recognize that
sadness Is a natural part of ltfe for
everyone and Is the only appr~
prlate reaction In some situations.
"Whatever a chlkl feels is a re-
action to something In that child's
life," says New York child psy-
chiatrist Stephen L. Zaslow. "No
matter how uncomfortable par-
ents may be with a chlld's sad·
ness, It Is unwise for them to try
to eradicate the feeling Itself. The
feeling Is there for a reason and
needs to be dealt with."
Instead of trying to get rid of
tears and unhapplne$S as quickly
as they might try to get a spot of
chocolate off the child's shirt,
parents need to help the child ex-
press whatever he feels.
C... No. 1 Upset by the sad
expression on Johnny's face, his
father reacts with anger Inst.act
of sympat~. "What's the 'matter
with you?" Father asks. "You
look as If you've just lost your
best friend."
When Johnny tearfully admits
that he has Indeed had e fight
with his best friend, his father's
first reaat\on Is to say, "Forget
about him. If he treats you like
that, he's not much of a friend."
But by saying that, he makes
Johnny feel foolish for having
Solly W.ndkoe 00. " 0 free·"'-
who UHffa fr-quently about chlkbwn
and /omllla. She It co-author of ,,..
college iut, A Chlld'I Wodd.
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chosen such an unworthy friend
and doesn't aDow Johnny the
chance-to express the depth of
his feebngs. It would be much
better for Father to sympathtie
and accept Johnny's sadness by
saying something such as, "I can
see how badly you feel. It makes ·
you sad to have a fight with
someone you care about."
C... No. 2 Amy, 6, was lost
In a department store. AnaDy re-
united with her mother, she burst
Into tears. 'There's nothing to ay
about now," Moths started to
say. Then she remembered hear-
ing Howard Klrschenbaum of the
Center for Humanlsflc Educatton
In Upper Jay, N. Y., stress the Im·
portance of letting out those
tears. Mother put her arms
around Amy and let the child sob
out her fright. "Only by com-
pleting an emotional experience
can we feel good agatn, and only
we ourselves can be the judge of
when we have cried enough,"
says Dr. Kirschenbaum.
Patty l.eltlln, a California nur·
sery 1ehool teacher who writes
songs for childNn, says, "In
some casa, at an age when a
young child Is learning language
akllls and cries Instead of talking,
I have said the followlng: 'When
you are finished aytng, teD or
show me what you want so 1 can
help you. I want to heJp. If you
show me or use words, then I
can understand what you
need."'
Only after the child has aied
out the emotions can the parent
help with a solution to the prob-
lem. At that point, Father might
sit down with Johnny to talk
about how to resolve hts quanel
with his friend, or Mother might
teach Amy what to do If ,_
she ever gets lost again. II.I.I
FAMILY WEEKLY. June 12, 1m • 11
GOOD. SOUND ADVICE FOR PLANNING
AN IDEAL VACATION ByRobertaRoeKh
Here are ways to make sure that this year's family -holiday will be the best you've ever shared.
Now there's a liz1 for fiver kwers-8 big
pound~ of Little Friskies-Ory Cat Food
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economy and Im of convenience
for you. Take another look, our
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That's a lot to IOI/el
V.catton lfme can -and should -be the high·
tight of the year. &t sometimes It doesn't tum oo1
that way. Why? BecaUM, 1mfortunate:ly, many
people art teni>ly unreallstic about what to ex·
pect. And when their hopes are not fuJfllled, vaca-
tlon blues can set In.
"At Its bat, a Vaca·
tton should ~
an lntan.iptlon In your
usual life In which you
can relax, unwind and
return to your normal
routine f~ revft&-
n.d," says Or. Dean
Schuyler. Director of
ConttnUlng Eduation In
Psychiaby at George-
town University and au-
thof of The Depressive
Spedrum. "This Is ttie
rat\ooal approach and
perspecttw."
In short, vacatioo
lfme II much too short
and pr«lous to let de·
presslon ruin all or part
ol ft. So here are 10
thing$ you can do to re·
duce the chances ol that
happening.
l . Develop a good penpectlw on what a va·
cation can and can't provtde and realize that If your
expectations are unduly ac:alated, the blues wll)i
probably strike. "Onc.e you adtnowk?dge that they
can happen, you're bder able to cope wtth
them," polntl out Or. Schuyler.
I. Think rattonally and concretely about your
vacation and find out ahead ol time about the
general area, the avallabUlty of facilities you want
and the pJobable weathet condmons you can ex·
pect.
3. Know pe()JM web befote traveling with
them. That l:s eucntial for a satisfying trip.
4. Refuse to let things throw you when prob-
lems and disappointments arise: you reach a motd
and don't like your unit, or you arrive at your rent·
ed cottage after dark and rind that none of the
lights wori< Granted, such Incidents are annoying.
But It olten helps to take the view. "This ls my va-
cation and nothing II going to spoil It. Tomorrow
things wlll get better."
5. Expect to take a day to unwind and to get
the feeling you're on vacation. "And try not to
overwork before a vacation because It takes longer
IQ wind down." advises another Georgetown Uni·
verslty psychlatri.St, Dr. Francll l. Clarie.
6 . Avoid trying to do too much and thinking
you must be "on the go" every minute. "Yoo need
some time to relax and lo do nothing without feel-
ing you're 'doing nothfng,'" adds Dr. Clark
7 . Keep the most stressful eiements of your
everyday hfe out of your vacation. "ll you don't do
that. a vacation isn't a tentbly good lntenuption ol
your usual pattern ol IMng, ~ emphasius Or.
SchuyteT "For Instance, If there's a great deal of
rushing In your life, there's not much difference be-
tween rushing around an olflce at home or rushing
around Paris for a week."
8 . To diminish the chances of post-vacation
lass11udc, aDow a "re-.ntry" day to get back to nor-
mal ltvtng, partlculady If your return h1p Involves
lengthy travel and, potd>iy. aoulng i lfmc zone.
As Dr. Clark puts It, "Don't rush straight back to
work without allowfng yourself another transttk>n
period."
9. Try to escape the feeling of "I've never been
away" by setlfng up things ahead ol time so that
you don't return to a streD-filled homecoming. "If
you have lo come home to hard d«:lsions and dif·
flcult chores, you start anticipating them toward
the end of your vacation," says Or. Schuyler.
"That In Itself encouraga the 'Wu-It-worth-II?'
mood when you return."
10. Anally. prolong a good vacation built on ni·
tlonal expectations by doing some things you real-
ly enjoy during your ftrst week at home: see
frWnd.s. go out to dinner and a mcMe or ,_
plan something e~ that's meaningful iAlll
11 • FAMILYW£El(LV,J..,.,.11. lf71
PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gibson
Does the abillty to enjoy life decrease after 50? Does
self-esteem bear on how well you like yoUX' job?
HOW TO GET MORE
PLEASURE OUT Of LlfE
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. There Is a simple test that mea.sul'6
your ablhty to derive pM!a.sure and satlsfac-
don from lite.
2. The pleasure you dertve from your
work depends on how ~I you like
yourself.
3. Just as a parent rewards a child fOf
good behavior and punishes him for bad,
people fend to reward themselves In some
way after a pleasant experience and pun·
lsh themselves after an unpleasant one.
4. A decrease In the capacity to enjoy
pleasant events takes pl.Ke when a person
passes SO.
5. Regardless of the opportunities your life
may offer for travel, adventure, entertain·
ment and meeting Interesting people, one
thing can reduce yow capacity for enjoy-
ment almost to zero.
ANSWERS
1. True. Jot down the memorable expert·
ences that come most quickly to mind.
Now compare the speed of recall for plea·
a.ant and unpleasant experienc:es, and also
see whether there Is a tendency to recan
mOl'e pleasant than unpleasant mateml -
or Vk:e-versa. Studies at the University of
London's Institute of PsychlatJy have
demonstrated that people who score high
on tests that measure one's scnsa of well-
being and capacity for derlvtng satlsfactton
and enjoyment from life experiences al·
meet \nvanebly recall pleasant Pperlences
more quickly than unpfeasant ones.
•· True. In studies at Ohio University
more than 100 men and women subjects
were given penonallty tats mcasurlng
•If-assurance and •If-esteem. 'They we:r•
then mbd to rate thlir )ob OI oCOipat\on
on a tingle nine-point scale, rangtng from
"UM very much" to "Do not like at aD."
The results ehowed that self-asswancc and
Mif·atffm tended to go hand In hand
with a similar liking for the work In which
they were engaged.
3. True. In their treatise on aspects of hu·
man behavior. Dr. Irwin G. Satason (Unl.-
verslty of Washington) and Dr. Charles D.
Splelberger (University of South Florida)
die studies showing that, emotionally. a
person reacts to hlm~f "much as he re·
acts to others. with deU'es to reward hlm·
self following good experiences and to
punish himself following bad ones." The
treatise reports that a substantial pen:en-
tage of subjects displayed aclf·punlshment
tendencies following unpleasant experi-
ences and that no less than 62 percent of
subjects exhibited self-Indulgent or plea·
sure-seeking behavior followlng pleasant
experiences.
4. Folse. Studies at the Unlventty ol Ore-
gon revealed that while people of middle
age and older Mengage In a smaller number
ol pleasant ac:tivltia" than younger peo-
ple, they enjoy the onea they do engage In
just as much as they ever did.
.&. True. That thing Is an unpcedlctable
type ol depression which can suddenly oc-
cur at any time In a pcrson't life, brtng!ng
with H a -case ol the "blahs" and the
"blues," replete wtth unaccountable feel-
ings ol emptiness and hopelessnas. Na-
tional Institute ol Mental Hulth studies
have shown that you can do much to mlnl·
min the occurrence cl such unhappy peri·
ods. In parttcular, the more you cultivate
your capacity for finding en)oyment In
everyday life, the men you reduce the
likelihood of future depression. That
means taking time to enjoy and appreciate
the wide variety of sights, IOUnds and slt·
uatlons that so often are taken for granted,
such • the pleaswe afforded by a bea~
lul aanset. the sound al *Vn8 ~ the
varied and cobful panomne ol ~
pasllng by on a busy street, chance
meetings with frlcnllt and ,..
acquaintances. ilUI
fAMILY WUKl.Y,.lllM 1t, 1''7 • 11
@bservations
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Brtght khta. Light bulbs that use only a third of the power ~\' P • '' ",,. ~
regular incandescent bulbs consume? And last 1 0 years ~ ~
to boot? That's what a California inv8f'ltor says he has S' ~ • perfected. His bulbs are being evaluated under a govern--;: :
ment contract from the Energy Research and Develop-'
ment Admin1stra1ton. They're supposed to produce as .;
• much fight as an 0<dinary 1 QO.watt bulb. while usmg only ~
25 to 30 watfs of electrlc1ty The btg hrtch The bulbs llkety ~
will cost between $7 and $10 each Backers claim the ,,...:;.,
bulbs will pay for themselves in a year. But. as is true in the tf .=:i
case of so many energy-saving devices. the initial cost is i'~~iOiiiill._-..
what's lovgh for the public to pay.
Good news la no news. Soc.al philosopher Jacques Ellul says news. by its
nature, must c;oncentrate on "the unusual" -which often means the negative "To
the average man who Ines to keep infOfmed." Ellul adds. ·a world emerges that is
astonishingly incoherent." What happens? "Man cannot stand to live in an inco-
herent world~ and hence seeks quick and easy solutions to complex problems.
~net the more complicated the problems are. the more simple the explanations
must be ... • He becomes easy prey for demagogues. Thus. the warning beware
~f quick solutions to ditt1cult problems And beware of made-to-order villains and
scapegoats-in energy problems, for Instance
''-and now for a look at the lighter side of the news
Bottom of th• barrel. Some scientists claim that the terpene hydrocarbons
emitted 1n plne-fores1ed areas cause the air to be In violation ol the Environmental
Protection Agency's air-quality standard tor olOdants. No one senoosly suggests
fining pine trees-but It certainly gives some federal regulations the needle
A quoe.. .. Uu. "The general rule is that a democratic poltticlan had better not be
right too soon. Very often the penalty is political death. It Is much safer to keep in
step with the parade of opinion than to try to keep up with the swifter movement of
events.• Welter Lippmann, The Public Ptlllosophy (Atlantic-Little Brown).
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SAVE2.SC
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When one of your appliances breaks, even a
mlnoc repair blD can seem like an Installment on
_ the National Debt. But after reading this article.
you will be able to do most repaln yourseJf. which
will mean a lot of money saved.
And don't say to yourself, Ml'm lousy at home
repairs." If you can bowl a 200 game now and
then, play a respectable round of golf, tum out a
handmade qulh or paint a recognlz.able picture -
even if by numbers -you can safely fix almost
anything around your home You don't need spe-
cial dexterity, special tools or special top-secret
factory-repair manuals.
Assembly llnes require manufacturers to build
even very big appliances from colJectlons of simple
components. Since the assembly line moves rea-
sonably fast, every component has to fasten Into
place with no more than a couple of screws and
link up with complementary components via sim·
pie push-on wire eonnections or simple screw-on
tubes. Therefore, an entire refrigerator, for exam-
ple, can never break -but one component within
the refrigerator can become ddectlve.
So here's a simple system for locating the defec-
tive component. Then, once located, you can un-
screw It and disconnect Its wires or tubes, slip In a
replacement component, shove the wires or tubes
back Into place. .and you've made the repair.
Start troubleshooting at the source of your faulty
appliance's power. That could be the batteries In a
smaD radio, the plug on a washing machine or the
gasoline In 11 lawn mower. Don't assume the plug Is
In, the fuses are good and the switches are aJJ
turned on. Check them yourself, and have a part-
ner check them, too.
Next move to the controls. Make sure that aD of
the dials, knobs and levers are In their proper
place. Get out the owner's manual and look up the
page that gives Instructions on setting the various
controls. You'd be surprised at how often people-,
forget where a dial should be turned. "
Now we get to the motor or engine. With gaso-
line engines, simply replace the spark plug. On
electrlc motors, you'll usually find a thermal
overload protector and a capacitor fastened onto
or very close lo the motor Itself. You don't have to
know what they are. Just look fol' some relatively
small parts close to the motor, clean them, and If
they look even slightly old or misshapen, replace
them. They're cheap -certainly a lot cheaper
than calling In a repalr pro. U 'the problem hasn't
been solved once you've replaced these minor
parts, check the power transmitter -the beh,
gears, chain, sewing-machine needle or whatever
takes power from the motor and transmits It to
where the work Is accomplished.
Anally, study the object or Items with which the
appl.lance has to deal. If your saw Isn't woridng
right. Is the wood wet or exccptlona.Oy tough? Are
~ trying to wash something bigger and heavier
than normal, thus choking the washing machine?
Maybe a bent can Is overv.oortdng the can opener?
Even with a systematic approach to trouble-
shooting home appliances, ~Ide guidance Is
sometimes advtsable. I often to the Yellow
Pages. Once, when I was swea <:Net a defec-
tive refrigerator, I noHced that ads under
"Refrigerators-Supplies and Parts" had .. ther-
mostats'' and "defrost ttmera" In the b6ggest type.
MSo." I reasoned, "they must sen them the most." I
located the refrigerator's electncal diagram (found
on the back of most major appliances) and noted
the color-coding used on wires hooking up the de-
frost timer and the thennostat. I had never teen a
defrost timer, but I could pk:k out the purple
wires leading to It. The timer Pf'OVed to be t'Jlll
defect1vc, so I replaced It and saved $50. Ill.I
Fronkfynn Petcrlon Is tJw author of How To Ax
O.mn Near Evaythtng and The Build-It-Yourself
Furniture Catalogue.
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GENE AUTRY
IS RIDING HIGH.
WIDE AND RICH
Everyone's favorite cowboy of 30 years ago is a busi-
ness wizard whose latest project is to win a World Series.
By Joseph Bell
Although Gene Autry would need a
stepladder lo get aboard his hone Cham·
pion these days, he has found some other
mounts that have canied him even faster
and farther -like oil. broadcasting, hotels
and baseball.
Autry -who pulled more fan mall than
any other Western matinee idol in the
mid· 1930's -has no Uluslons about revlv·
Ing a perlorming career. He'U let his old
movies (there are 95 of them, plus more
than 100 television films) speak for him.
He owns his movies outright. and they'll
soon be appearing again on television. But
that's Just business to Autry. His heart. to-
day, Is elsewhere.
wrm not Interested In making a come-
b3ck in films," he says. "That part of my
life Is history. Alt I want to do now Is win a
pennant."
Autry believes In putting his money
where his mouth ~ winter, he dug In-
to his ample saddlebags for $5.2 million lo
buy three baseball playen -. Joe Rudi,
Don Baylor and Bobby Gnch -who. he
hopes, will make his beloved California
Angels a winner. Autry has become ac-
customed over the years 10 a splendid re-
turn on his Investments. and he expecti
thtS one to pay off In a World Series.
Autry and Ina. his attractive and vibrant
wife of 45 years, divide tMir time between
an estate near Los Aogeles and a home on
the grounds of a hotel he owns In Palm
Springs. When he Is not at an Angels
game. he Is happy to talk about tilt team
-and about a life that turned eveifimore
successful after he left the public eye as an
entertalnerin the late 'SO's.
The owner of the Angels -who admits
to 67 but has given up counting birthdays
-was born Orvon Gene Autry In Tioga,
Texas, the son of a livestock dealer and a
musical mother who encouraged her son
to sing. He had other Interests as well, In-
cluding railroads and baseball. "I've been a
frustrated ball player au my llfe." he says.
"I played In h\gh school and was good
enough to play some seml·pro." As a teleg·
rapher -a skill he acquired working
pert-time In high school -Autry helped
fill the quiet hours at the railroad station In
()helsea. Okla .• by strumming his guitar. A
customer noticed the guitar one day, asked
Orvon to play It, then told him he be-
longed in Hollywood. Autry began think·
Ing about the suggestion when he dlsoov-
eted the customer was Will Rogen.
Autry took some detours en route to
Callfomla, auditioning for recording com·
panles In Chicago and New Vo&. When
his ftnt record. I Left Mv Gal In the M04.1n·
tolns. sold 100,000 copies In 1934 ("I was
the first of the singing cowboys. Maybe not
the best. but that doesn't matter If you're
• • FAMILY WEEkLY, .lllM 12. 1917
-I
Autry In the California Angels' dug
first.''). he was summoned to Hollywood,
where a picture and a 12-part serial of his
own launched his film career. Within three
years, he was Hollywood's top Western
star. Just before World War II, he was
earning a half·million dollars a year and
receiving 50,000 fan letters a month.
Hf also was leamlng the practical side of
show business by booking and JXomoting
his personal·appearance tours himself. by
merchandising Gene Autry guitars and cap
pbto&s and by making his own phonograph
records. A year before he enlisted in the
Anny Air Corps, Autry bought his first
radio station -and then had three years
of milltary service to ponder his future.
Autry accompHshed the transition to
businessman slowly and carefuUy. He
made 40 movies after World War ti and
had a run at TV but soon found more satis-
faction -and more money -outside of
Hollywood. He drilled successfully fOf oil
In Texas. bought out his old movies and
peddled them to television and buih a
modest empire of radio and televtsion sta-
tions. Everything he touched seemed to
tum to gold. (His old movie sidekick, Pat
Buttram, says Autry's "hat made more
money than I did.") Everything. that ls, ex·
c.ept the Angels. Fourth· and fifth-place
finishes have been the norm, with third
place a triumph.
Since the Angels' farm teams weren't
producing pennant-winning players, his
only recourse was to buy stars. But that
wasn't posslble unlll last year's free-agent
draft. which Autry bitterly opposad. MAfter
the courts ruled, and other dubs began
bidding for players," he says. "I felt I owed
It to' our fans to get 11 contender on the
field. No team has ever had a more loyal
group of fans with less to show for It."
So far. basebaU has been good business
for t\utTy. The Angels' season-ticket sales
have doubled. and the team's home open-
er (with gra~bag Seattle) was a selloul fOf
the firSt time. But that's not enough ,_
for AutTy. He wants a winner. lill.m
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Quips & Quotes
BASKET CASE
Wastebaskets here and there ore placed
Throughout our house for stowing wasta .
They're In the ba1hroom, kitchen. den,
The ~drooms, too. Therein we pen
The bits orld pieces. all lhlngs IOOK,
For which we hove no fvrther UK.
Wastebaskets are by her or hlm
Aiied very qulclcly to the brim
The contents some press d01.0n and squash
To hold some more. although awash
They're filled by many. It Is tTue.
And emptied by o very Jew.
-Richard Armour
A golfer had a terrible day on the links. A l the la.st
hole. he reU Into a tantrum. Cursing and swear-
ing. he beat on the ground with his dub. Ml have
lo give It up." he moaned. Ml have to give It up ...
"Give up golf?" encourilged his caddy MNo."
snapped the golfer. "the ministry"
-Lone Ollngho1JSe
Of course you can't toke fl with you. And what
wllh taxes. lawyers' /eu and funeral expenses
you con 't leoue It ~hind. either.
-Fron/din P. Jones
Readp to Wear?
The style is right. I.he tallorlng Is right. the fabric Is
right. the color Is right. the label Is right. the price
Is right They don't have It In your slza. RJght?
-Frank Tyger
Sighed the 11/eguord: "Now all the ~ocha are
open, so here coma onodter epdermls
epdemlc... · -Rokrt Ori>en
A kindly old matron saw a small boy trying to
reach a doorbell. She rang the bell for him, then
asked , "What now, young man?" "Run like
crazy," said t~ boy as he ruined and fled
-Conrod Fiorello
Old ne.xt·door Charlie said It "Momoge? That s
on experlenu between diuenllng adults "
-Pou/Swann
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Do Women Ue More
Than Meo?
Women teU more lies than men do, but
wbe" ls probably too harsh a ward for their
kind°'~ says Or. lrvtng Harris, a
staff m«mber at the lllnoia State PsychJa..
trlc Institute. "It shouJd men appropriately
be called 'white lytng,"' he says ... White ly-
ing" means lying for the llstcncr's benefit,
such as when one woman complimcntl
another on her dras when, In fact, It II
bulging at the scams. "Many ha alto are
told by women to bolster men's sentltfve
egos," says Or. Harris. At the risk of being
labeled a chauvinist, however, Hams alto
believes that women are m«e prone to
avoki hard truth than art men. "BecaUM
women often have to IJve more pragmati-
c.Uy and do whatever Is ncccssary rather
than what may be hlgh-prindpled. they
are more Rexble about lytng. They ere
more ~-They would not say. as
Preskient Carter dki, 'I wtD never n. to
you."' Lying has hem on the 1naease In
the nation as a whole because ol a general
relaxation of moral standards, the psychia-
trist contends, noting that the plnac
"credlbll.lty gap" Is now port of the national
vocabulmy.
How To Organize A Cloeet
Th4 tr1ck Is to make the most °' the specie
you have. In mOlt dothet doscts. a .Mlf
runs across the top. Flat storage Items
(knits) go In boxes on the top of the shelf.
You can shorten an exJstfng hanging rod
tmd put In a Mdlonallzed storage unit at
one end. Put In divided sections for folded
sweaters, exerdH leotards or Jogging suits
and shlrtt. Make a cube to size to contain 2
or 3 dish drainers for storing socks, a col·
lection ol tcarVes or tennis c:lothet. A MC·
lion ol smaller compartments, Just big
enough for a pair ol shoes, might run from
ahelf to floof. A woman can NOC"ganlzle
hanging garments so short• Items, auch
as lklrts and shlr1s, are at one end. In the
lost space under them. p6ace a small chat
of drawers for extra storage. If doon open
out, lnttaa a full-length mirror on the back
ol one ol them. Install hooks on the back
wall to hang hats. umbfellas and such . Set
up dlWSers to keep handbags separate. In-
stall a row of hooks for betts.
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Plan now and save later lis the WOtd for this
year's summer traveters. Conskier thae
~:
A.wto Chlbe. If you do a llCtle comparison
shopping before joining, you'r• llkeJy to
find tome dubs with more UMfuJ extras
than othen. Partlcularly worth looking for,
baldes trawl lllerature and emergency
roed service, an ~ c:heck:eash-
lng prMlega, traveler's checks free ol the
u~~ charge, hot.I dlloounts
and "approved" auto-repair MMoa that,
In effect, offer a guarantee ol the NpBlr
shop's work and a med1ator In case of
disputa.
State llDd CttJ, Free Information outlets
are the coet-<:uttc's bat friends. For In-
stance, they can tell you the names cl local
alJ..you-can-e.at rcstaUl"Wl1 chains as weO as
whtn the bat public swfmrnlng hola and
pools are. MOit can give you strut or aru
maps. lMy also can tell you If there1 a
better way to go -via pubk translt, for In·
stance. or a lp8dal low-cost Dght-teetng
swing. The easiest way to obtain tourist· omc. addreaa Is to ask your llbrerian.
Accom•odatlo•. Dd you know that
one ol the latgeSI hoteJ chains now glva
10% room dbcounts to members of the
Amenc.an As.odallon ol Retnd P9n0nt,
the National R.tnd Teachcn AllOdatlon
and the Na.ttonal Council of Scnioc Oti-
z.ens? That another mammoth chain now
has two ldndt ol family plans: no charge
for children 18 and under who $hare their
parents' room or a MCOnd room at no
more than the II~ rate?
MOit chains tell aD In tha directories,
whk:h an fru on request.
ln9omnlace Do Sleep
People who complaln ol lnaomnla usua11y
sleep much longer than they re.a.ltze, ac-
cording to studla at Stanford Univ.,
whoee ~ dlnk: monltond 122 In·
somnlacs eledronkally owr a !>-year
patod. Of 57 pertOnS who datmcd they
slept las than s hours • night, the tab
showed 5541> Mpt bctwftn 6 and 7 houn,
and 1041> slept more than 7 houn. Of 46
pa'90nt who c:omplatned that they took an
hour or longer to fall .s.ep, the data
showed that, daptte the strange IWTOUnd·
logs. 12 fell asleep In 30 to 60 minutes af-
ter retlttng, 8 In 15 to 20 minutes and 20 In
las than 15 mlnuta.
INTIIE
WORLD •••
A•old Mower Mlahape
Mor• than 125,000 Americans wer9 In-
jured In power-mower mishaps last year.
Th4 blades of a rocary mower can 11*'1 up
to 4 ,000 rota.dons per minute, and many
.cdcMnts Involve amputation of flngen
and toa. IU a matter ol pride, horneown·
en shoold kwp Iha lawns wd trtmmed
and landtcaped. But they should also ob-
serve the commandments ol safe power·
mowing
• Read the IOICruction book carefully.
• Clar the mowing area ol all debris, me-
tal obtectt. stones and sticks. Keep people
and pets out of the area.
• Wear pents to protect your legs from fly·
Ing gJUS. Do not work in bare fut Of
sandals.
• Never mow wet grass.
• Never stick your hands In or near mov-
ing parts when the machine lt running. U
the dilcharge dlute becomes dogged, shut
off the mowu before deartng the clog.
• Never leave the machine, even for an
Instant, without lhuttlng It ofL _
• Do not allow young children to operate
a mower.
• A mower 1hould not be refueled wt.I!. It
i. ruMlng or ltlll hot from UM, and r.tuel
out ol doon so gasof1ne fumes can acape.
• Do not store a power mower with the
wire attached to the spark plug. That lt
your assurance against accidental starting
by youngsten or anyone with lltde under·
standing of the mower'e dangers.
What The Dating Tenn•
On Food Packagea Mean
Many customers are confused by the "dat-
ing lams" that arc now being used by food
procaaon and plldc.&gen, says the U.S
Dept. ol AgrtculluN. Herc arc the matt
popular t«ms and what they mun:
• PaU Date. This "dating term" refers to
the last day recommended for sale of the
proctL:t In a retail store.
• &ptntloa o.te, The last day the C\1$-
tomcr should use the product.
• Pack Dau. The day of the final pro-
casing or pacbglng of a product.
• Quilty A8eurance Date. The date
after which th. product begins to lose full
freshnas Md quallty.
QmckTMa
All .. , .... 91X ol .U Am•kM
itomM9 ...... et ..... OIMI ......
~ ..a-t. KClWdlng IO e ..wy by
a New Yen rnllMt ra.rcb com-
pany. ... Yoea aa .... ...._.. lato a
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Rowrsy de Sales, International director
of adver1i5lng and pub8c relations for a
major cxismetk: line. If a woman's tube
ol llpslk:k Is worn down on one tide. It
shows she ls CMUlil, polltiy overre-
laxed. LlpsUck worn to a point Indicates
a woman ls tense and uptight. If the~
ltidt Is rounded on the end, It beJongs
to a sensuous woman .... ~
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NOida Am.tea...., be ......... to
........ The Environmental Protec·
lion Agency quota a study lhowlng
that people working In hlah·volt9
swttch yards dewloped "l"'ptoms that
lasted NYCral houn aftc the woddng
day, including lnttatidJty °' pulse and
blood pre11Ur•, ~ In the enns
and legs and SWQting. <>then showed
anemia and slowed heartbut ........ ..... x..,, ~ c:lllldNa ....
11 me ...... la a 111 ..... ptftllt
......,. TePOl1I the National Academy
of Sdenca .... Sea. Wllllue ......
min (D. -WlecoMla) .._ ...,_ •
.Golden F1eecc" ...... to tM
Smltlaeoale• laetlhtfoa for
..,-wl'DI wt, S90,000 oe e die>
tloaery tMt ena.letiee lato &-
..... -obec:me ...,_ la.nttu8e
..,oltea br e ....U ••P ol Med-
c.aa peMaltta. The language Is Tzotzil,
spok~ by about 120.000 peasants In
southern McxJco. In addition, tayt
Proxmire. the dlc:tk>nary records a..,...
dflc dialect ol Tzotzil understood by less
than 10% of the peasants. The dktlon·
my translates English lo Tzotzil and
T fOtZ:ll to Engllstt.
BIRTHDAYS (all GemlnQ : -S....,
-Uta Hagen 58. Moed.et -Paul Lynde
51; Rk:hud Thomas 26; Pim'. Salnger
51. ~ -Burl Iva 68; Dorothy
McGultt 58. Wedwday -E.rlk ~
75: Morris Udal SS; Harty Nilsson 36. n.,.a, -Joyce Carol Oates 39; Erich
Segal 40; Jeny Kosinski 44; Derck San-
derson 31. F..W., -Ralph Bdamy 72;
Dean Martin 60. Sabardey -Richard
Boone 60: E. G. Marshal 67; Paul Mc-
Cartn.y SS.
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())Lidie ...
(J)Sbf Yr1l
II Mtwle: CC) "Tk Allllakrt"
(tom) '67-DHn M1rt1•, Stnla
Better. Janice Rutt ID Mtwlt: "Sihtr Riter" (wes)
•8-Etrol fly11n, Ann Slrtrtd•n.
Tho~ Mltdltl~ Brvet Btnnelt r (])) a-. s.-tilll r•s..c..iMw
CJ) .... "" f'r• GalltalSb'ltt"-' ........
-4:30-eraa..i ()) Tiii ltn hbJ ... ,.
lllD Worill ,...
GlhtthPrua
5100
8SbrTra
())MM: "Slit" (Id~) '6S-Ursul1
Mtlreu. CtirWopher Lee.
UGftlt~• CJ) The,.
llllD""' ID Mtwlt: CC) "l ru414" (wu)
'$1-Al•n Ladd, Mona freeman.
.~ .......... ...,
U(J)C.C... Ga ..............
(111()))~~
-S:lO-e Qll CJ) ca a """ (JDl l,.....
(Cl?J (])) ... """" ct-...: A~ ....
Tiiis "*"' report IS UI observlnct of the 10.yar anllMrsary of tllt Sa
O.y War. •nd uplorts tilt trty that
housu three 1rt1I r•li11ons-
QinsU1arty, Judlt.llll, and bllm ca Cl>> 117' lbt1otia1 a.11 .. ,..
TVWUJ(, JUNE 12, 1971
~== ... "" .. Oe¥ld ]IMMll o tiOilOf this MC
Ntws special wltlch pr0¥ida 1 c.om
posi11 of 1estl4tll COlllPiltd trom 1111
!IOI\ of top newClllClellhdJ cllfrttnl
tM ~ of all llurna11 tfllOtlOll.
llltfllCNY, ~. mim11 111d lllCWt·
ment $pect1t pllotofllPllJ.
mlCIOkOPJ 1fld ~ttr 1111muh011
is used to ea.ploi• tlll lultn .... ,,....... ... •""1--=~-'-1.:~ ., ... ""'Ills
-7:30-
(J)WyW ..... D .... II: CC> (ti) "D111•,...
OiatW' (adl) '62-CMs Wttfltld .
8:00
8 ((lJ) (])) CJ) IWa (R) R!loda
and Jot llkt their mantel ~lems
to • mtrriaat COllllMIOf. G 0 (() 9 D HC S111d11
11,Uery-c.l••N "r1de·ln To
Murdtr" An t'!Oliltic:ll actM ""° jl(l(trays • ttlt'l1simn detective •cts
out • rn Hlt nfSIOn of ~ of his
X(ipts wlten ht does in ltl$ pcoducer.
and tllal1tn1es Lt Columbo ill • ett·
end-mouse c•m• 1n wlllcll ht
allemp\$ \0 slay OM sttp ahtad ol
tlle imttlifttlon W11tlam Stlltntt
and loll Albntllt tlltll e IMI Ila o., * On u.. n s,edal
700 CUJI Ttl.mtOI e M a. T.._ C•brs) TlllS
leftlholl continues fl04'll yes(tfdly
(June II) to llelp rat$t lun4s !lo
supPofl Cllc11tl1n 8ra1dedn-aci'
Crrsls CounstltllC Oii ~ West COist,
CJ) Tiii St.w .. •ca ())>O salllillillls.._
(R) ·1ast f«tt" Sttn coes 1111der·
CD'ltt as • mtrcen1ry 111 aa attempt
ta Pftvent Ill• M•t•rt of • pqwtrful I iv•llAQ I mlS.lllt by • trlldlerous C•lll posina
... -----.... -~. II Amtnt111 lll~tta_ty ptl10Mtl e:oo m ...,..: ~ (Jilt> ..,. ""' 9 •Cl)._. .......,. (•~) ''8-l.w Turner, a JMt't Cit Van Henln.1 Gtn• keny, June Allpon.
• .... : (C) ......_ Ztrt" (SCI· c» SIM ttlty SMl9
It) '66-N~ Adama. ~lfl Ttbr1d1. ID Pr.-di th~
..... Wlllttl -1:30-
• MIN: (2lw) "1'• .. ., lllt ,. • (Cl?J CJ)) Cl) Pllrllls (R) A
le" (com) '42-JKk 9enny. C.role post-lune11t funeral ls kl order when Lombard, Robert Suck, feha Ph1t1i1 decides ta reloot1 lltr ~CJ)) llltUtllUll ,_,.. $llllr departed husband, Lars, to Sin
• UFO ~ • F1111C11CO.
Ill CJ) 11....w. 9:00 ~ (()) T .. '9th ..,..,_ 9 (tm CJ)) CJ) Sltttdl (R) To
-... CIW Utt t11111t of a dttedivt wllost
U c-...ttJ Sa I ;JbUI dutll WIS listed IS Slicide, Ptt1 and -6:30-Mic nwqlltfldt IS potentitl buyers
9 t~> ())... In a c of~ MlltlfPlll
• lllllt~lb-i <r• ~ ---SMftJ • .W .,...... llPt IMll: CC> (fir) "Wel4f D .W If tM S.. 111111" (lh) '70-Mtellltl r..lot. Cliff IJISilcleF .... (9 & AA'a s,..ts Wlllttl Robemoft, HtlltY foMI, In &nRtn, 0 PrY1t1it1 Kitfy Andrews, Otllllol111 £1110l A
"'" of rtfuctant Amtlieat1 IOldltfl 1:00 t ... Oii ,-best minds°''",.,.. I • (~ CJ)) (I} • ..... WM Mrty in tllls World War II U O Cl) l'll e .... ef O. tll11llff Mt 1-lllt South Ptcific.
., "Hiett Ayilla SW' ~ II. The • Dr • ...,..
Union lifflJ creetes u .ir ~. m m HUlllAl1>
as1n1 hl&h tlyln& balloons for * llAU.Y ti IWHVW ~· PllfPOICS, bvt • *"' ... .....,ti mlssiori to 191 on entmJ I~ la • ¥••"*' 1'1Ntn-ftWIR sabot1red end Utt bllloonlsts li•d (lllr) Ron, •~palled wh11 Jlnnr
tbt1111tlvts adrilt O¥tf entmy le1TI· Clrtt1 t.U. him D1 l1lt lCoft1 1111
tory. Sturt Whitman, 01rren husbend Jim 1$ sufftrinr in Liu.·
¥<:0.vin and Ylncenl Yan P1tt1n wton jall, calla Oii Dr. E11ya fol llelp •
liar. G D sa... • s,MI .....
-9:30-
• D Cl> Cll • lllC S1NtJ ..... ~CC> (II) "Clry: Ftt till
,_,.... (dfa) '17-1* RlllMllStela.
ElllW lloclle, Carol Roatn. lloflllY
Cos, lw Wood, A1111 SWttlly. When
youn1 Dan Cotey decides to tale
tction 11ains1 H1mtt MOfllft, who
pluds self·dtftnse 1n tht fatal
sllootin1 of htr husbllld, a •eallhy
cloctor, 111 1•ts pressure flom 111
sides-his bou, District Attorney
Shannon; lht victim's medic11
collt1,ue, Or Paul H1nlty; ind
Hllllty 1 wife, J1ntl, a tnend of
Herritt Bui theft ate 1aps 1n Ille
mdtfta, Coley insists. as lie takes
tllt plu• off Ille te1ll spnllfboatd
G COD DISTS7 CHllST * 1£SUll£C1tDl" .. WUIMNMD Vldl111
Of CM11nist PrillM
• ¥tlce If tilt llartJn
10:00
• ({ll) ())) ()) •'a .... (R)
ActOI Robtrt Blah end fashlOll de·
sianer Yvu St. lauient are inter· vitwtd. e DM't Hesitate * hltidpattl 700 CLUI TWTHOM .,.C...T*'-• ;.,., T .. Armtrtlc ........ ..... ..... ••-•c.a -10:30-.n..,,,....,.
11100 •• <11 ({ll) Cl)) .., .....
Cl> Tiit rn. ci..
•a._. •n.t~ • M.M: CC> ''lilt nu .......
ktlttra" (1dv) '48-lana Turner.
Van Heflin, Gene Kelly ..,.....,....,11
8(1) .... 12
=~--11:20-~) CllarlH AzHwt11r 11 j
<• ()) w, W'illlalll s...
-11:30-
• SndaJ S,..-b flultll..tt:
(C) "Tiit Tld ._. s,rill(' (rom)
'65-Haylty Mills, Jolin Mills. Ja111es
M.wtllur
8 Cll Cl> <II G Mtwit:
(C) "ff ...... llwU" Ohvtr Reed.
Mldlatl J Pollard G 111..,lt; CC) "llalltll CffUC'
tlM" (1trl) '73-Henry Silva, Woody
Strode.
..... HdAlltrka
..... " [l1lit KeflCs • llcAlellrt 0 ...... : "Cltcl II till llllfrw"
(d11) '60-0rson Welles, Juhelle
Grtc0 12:00
Cl> llMl1 ...... : '1111 IM.._. Wlter"
(dra) ·~-Rechard WHlmark. DIYld
Wayne. Cam1ro11 M1tchtll. Bela
DIM
(()T ....
-1:30-
.... OMWitL
-1:55-
•.... : "Ttmr lllA Ttut Town"
(wts) 'S8-Sterlln1 Hayden, C.rol
Kelly, Seb1sh1n Cabot
MONDAY
9:30 a "Mr. SbffllCtOll" (dra)
'44-Belte Davis. Cl1ude Rains
10:00 a CC) "Critic'• Cllolct"
(com) '63-Bob Hope, Lucille
Ball. Marilyn Muwell ll:GO . <t) ·11y SWett Dlltlit"
(d11) '70-Patty Duh
12:00 • "Attn Wtt11 A Strallltf" (dra) 'Sot-Jean Simmons
1:00 a "Th lllu1.n1y" (mys)
'32-Bons Kal1olf
S "TM Liit lluts" (dra)
'61-Bobby Dann
2:00 Ill <t) "TM Pllr,ic 1'11111"
(dra) '55-Crt&Off Peck
3:00 <ml CC) "Gilly" (dra) 57-
leshe Caron. John Ker(
3:30 fJ <t) "Tiit l111mortal"
(dra) '69-ChllS Ceorae
iviNIN6
8:00
fJ (() ((]1) CIJ) ...
D @CIJ<IGD._.
e ®StlrTrt•
()) liMtr 'Jtt
• (121) (()) ... Dlilalrale
CD hrtrW1t flrnlff Cl> Abs Smitll I Jollts f.D TY Z2 Ctuntry
fD Otdrk c.,..,
.., Dnmtic Series
UC llNUJ lll&U lalHtU Cont'd from S 30
-6:30-
• DAVID WISSEi 111 * OPEIATION:COllA fJ Mowlt: (C) (90) "Optrtllt1:
Cobra" (dra) '71-Wilh•m Con11d, 01v1d Janssen. Gary Crosby.
Cl) m AlldJ liritfittt
(!U) lllm Gritfill S1low
( (11) CIJ) Mr Tlwet Soll mi...
(121)())) .....
7:00
D•@Cl>IDC!tllews
Dlian a.II ()) Mr T1lfte S-
CI) Te Ttl till T~
.. Celceatntioll CD I LM Lucy
Cl) Tiit f1I
(Clll CIJ) "" Sl(re!ipus .._..
• Adilll Dr1111 a w, Griffith
fD llla~tt R.,.n
((21 (()) hrtrWc• FHlllJ
-7:30-D c.su.. luytiM
• """ Alleria11 Style Cl) Tiit 0.-~ 8 ltt'I lllat.t A 04ll ()) .._ T'hlt r-o n......,., tr.w
(fl Pfb ts RiCllt CD ltwitdltd •
fB Orlllltic Serles ID Cl) W'IM .W tf A11i11a1s a Hoau's llel'MS Si> Channel 21 Ttlliatil
((21') ())) .,.., luncll m Frlttlds of llla11
'•7
MONDAY (CoffdnMd'
8100
• (<fl)(])) Tiit .......... (R)
Gtofae 1$ uupt bttwtta 1ratrtudt
and 1tetd when he has a chance to
sell Ms business
• @ Cl) QI a little Htht
111 lllt l'ralrie "The R1e1" AU stems
lost wlltn, altei •eek.s of ~d won
to PIY to hive lier hoise shod for tht
b11 tMUJI race. l1u11 learns lhal
the Olesons han p111tllased an
upenme rtce horse lor lhe11
dtufhler, "•lht.
• Mlwit: CC) (ars) "Tiie ........
4en" (wes) '67-Joseph Colteo,
Norma Bencell
({) ~it: CC) ... , Len ,.,.
H ... 4" (dfl) '61-ltna Turner.
Efrem Z1mbtlist Jr •ca Cl)> MC....., c-..,
S,.Cltl: Wtlli•' Wtlttr Sonpt.ler
and lormer wtudo1lle st.at W1ll11n'
Waller "r•ts rehcion" when Mama
Hoi1e cons him into 11vma up t
biseball pmt lo! a 1t¥1val m1tt1111
Stars Spo de Odee and Madce
S111cltll. with CLIHU J1tk Dodson
and Tlltodolt Wiison
CD Diet tam. Mlic Mftln e lllotit : CC") (21u) "Tht last
CM1u114" (adv) SS-Sterhna
Hayden. Anni M1111 .llberclleth,
l!ichard Carlson, Ernest Bor1n1ne
CD S25.000 P'yra1914 a> Ml TMt "ltttn l W announces
the "new .. l111dl Mur\land Story and
plans t party to ule&ftle the 511n1n1
of C1SS1e Rhodu S CC) (!M) "Tiit C:Wnua" (dra)
69-Giqory Ped Anne Heywood,
Arthur Hill. m o.c.... tf o.w.. ··Equally
free" Samuel Adams tnd ~hry
Kalhenne Goddard were two Amer·
ans wllose steadfast rthlvl to for
lei! theu 11cllts helped to strtn(lhen
Arner.u's freedom Adtms, a
pohtal letdet oPpostd tht s1ron1
central eovern1111nt pioposed by the
com111ut1011, tnd Goddard. • oub
lrsher. refined to meal lier 11ews
SOlllCts .,.,...,
@ You're Oft
-1:30-
• (Clb (])) CJ) SllitMs * Yar· ntll Robert Shields ancl Lorene
Yarnell the perlorm1nc cooplt wllose
cruhn """'' 1mprtss1011s have sllned new 1nlt1HI 1n tile art. bnna
their 'lllde ranee of tomtdlc 111d
111UJ1t1I talents lo thetr new hill hour comtdy v111ety senu The Hon
Mayoi Ceor1e R Muco"e of Su
f rancisco introduces a film sequence
of Sh1eldi tnd Yarnell perf01m1nc
street mune 111 San f ranctSCO's Union
Square, where Shields fusl won
notonety n t ltndmar• tourrst at
trKtlOll with his mime lfllptt5SIOns
of pnserJby lhe couple's wedd1n1.
ptrlOfmed completely 111 mime, IS
recruttd with him ol the ontJntl ceremon). 1lso perl01med HI Union
Squait • ca Cl>> Alt'• .....,, "!Pt lalebal Teams to be announced
CD Clm-Wib ll)Ptrfy~ a .... CC) (31tr) ~-Mljerity of o.• (corn) ·62-Rosahnd R11uetl.
Alec Guinness 9:00
8 (cm (]))CJ) 111-. (R) Part I
Waller's womes Oft! 1 busint$S loan
n11n his wtcahon Ind tloen he
recel'fes 111form1holl that NY 1111n
h11 hie '
U @(I) m11ac • ...,,
lll&ttt lllowlt: CC) (Zllf) "Jiii War
lttwtt1 "' Tates" (com) '77-lbcllard Cmna, Elu1ti.111 ~lty.
Ann Wedaeworth, Annette 01oole,
Gr1nv1llt Van Dustn, Cobn foL A
S111all IOW11 collt'e pohtal SCltf\Ct
profeSSOf l1nds lits life lhrown into a eomplt.I wnes ol problems when lie
carelt1$1y dnfts into an'""' with an
unpred1c1Jblt student
.... "~sai-• Dl'ltlltlc Series
f2l) Tiit hHbe11 Pltnl11enet and
his aovernment •t 11tact.td by tflf
press tnd his closest associates
1dv1st 111111 to rnian 111 Ille best
lnltrtSIS of flit Qlr1y
-9:30-
• (<fl) (]))CJ) 'a-llY V1 (R)
Ct.rol 811111111 and Alan Alda st11 111 1
90·minule adaptation ol the Broad
ny comed, -11 In !ht spectal. Miss Burnett and Aldi play l.llo people
who are mtmed, but not to etch
other, who meet 1n 1 vaanl "'w Yo!l. apartment while loo~1nc over
the place as pr0$()echve tenants The
htle IS dtmed lrom newsoapei want
ad abbm11ted 1erm1notocy for "S•• Rooms River Vitw." .., .... ~ ..
10:00 ......
Cl) WIW WM W.tll
• Cltiml htltllipllCtr
CS lbrClll W..,, 111.0. s:> Tiit Alt tf U•tNIMy fD[I ......
-10:30-
ID CD fl> ....
11:00 .. ()) ....
TV WEEK JUNE 12.1977
12:00
8 Twllicflt ltM Cl llleN: CJ:) ............ ~ .. (dra)
'72-Geraldine Ch1111hn ID Liil Ill s,.c.
.., fMie: NAttin'• ....... (dfl)
'63-Re1l11tld Ker11tn. Kay Mersmaft
m •• *'1111 9 Sllftb If Siii frllld9co/T..,
-12:30-
.... CitM A.try
1:00
• @ Cl) (JI J-.now
-3:00-
• llleN: CC) "VllleM s.t.!Uy"
(dra) 'SS-Vtetor Mature
Robert Vaughn atara u an 8\llrlcloue f .. hfon photographer
lnvo!Wd In 1 complex murder acheme In "Murtt.r 1t F Stop"
on ABC'• Feather and Fathef, Saturday at 10PM.
TU8SDAY I
Jlllf( 14
hr ....... attar.-lltlllp, ..._ • o.mal£ rtoG1M1S. ... IR, ,., ,.. c:eu; telJ Ct, lft It. ..,. .......
0.YTIMl MOVIES
f'.lO. "ON~"<••> '43-Beltt D1v1s, M111am
Hoptins.
Lt.GO IS "lty F..n. s,," (com)
'SI-Bob Hot>e. Htdy llm11r.
f rlllCIS L Svll1¥1n
11:00 e "011et u,.. A HetltJ· _ .. (com) '42-(Afy Gt1nt,
~inter Roc11s. Walttr Steak
lt:OO tD "l.aft9f f,.. • U...
"-"" (dr1) '48-.loln Fon
t1ine. Louis Jourd1n Midy
Chnst11ns
1:00 • "nit Dtldly lllntJI" (Kr
Ii) '57-Crt11 Stevena.
a ..,.. """"' 111 1111 ay" (clra) '51-Jimes Stew1rt, Mir
lent Dietnch, Glynnis Johns.
2:00 e "Dir et ti• Ovtln"
(wes) '59-Robert Ry1n, Burl
I'm, hn1 Louise, D1vld Helson
3:00 (JI ct) "TM "'*" (com) '60-Glenn ford. Dtbb1t
Reynolds.
1:34 e ct) "leJM4 All11tb"
(sa-li) '75-Pilnd W11ne • .lolln
Ashley, let&hl Chnstian, ltne11e
Stevens. Sid Kata. Georp Nader
iviAINd I
8:00
8 e CD tII (<l?J CI>> lllwl
D Tiit ~1 Wild .llwilQM
(<l?J CI>) ..... die 1114
S 111*11 Oakl.nd A's vi. Suttle
MannefS.
fD Qa..i 21 TllicM
<a CD> Tiit ~ ._. a Lima..
8:00
8 (<l?J CI>) CD Tiit Fa•llJ
...._ (R) The Holnb tempcnnly
board a 11Mblu11 youtll, CIUSHll
coalhcJ w1tb their son, Rainey,
altJloucll Ille bolrdef IS 1Utple4 by
lllttr dalCllttr. Jllbe ..... B OCD!D lal Ila llac• ._ Coftcl. (lQ Wlult rtaMnn1
from bums on his hallds. Pam &tis
burned 111 111011111 ir1y-ro111an·
llCllly-wllett his 1ttrlct1wt •rid very
attentive nuf1t CO!lfesses that slit is
stlll 1111nitd lo 1 J014itf wflo his Ion&
beeft 1111S11n1 111 action on the ll1l1M ·rront.
... : (2tlt) .. .., ......
C.OW" (h°" '65-T roy lloftahue. CD Mlwle: ct) (lilt) ''lllt GrtQ"
(dra) '66-C.ndice Befaen, JeSllCI
W1ltt1. Shirley Knietit, Joan Haeh tt. e (ta CD) 8 H1,,, Dart
"AKA Thf Fonz" (R) TIM town 11n'I
bi& enou1h for fonlll and the new
powtr·hunary sheriff 1nd, wlltn Ille
FOllle pts an ulhmalum to cet out of
town, som1t111n1 has to llVt e llllMt: ct) (ar) "Tlww • A
C..C." (com) '"-Jerry ltwrs.
Janet ltrcll. Mary Ann Mobley, Gila
Golan.
mt.tlf .. WM e M n.t Clbn Chnslllll ~ues· lions Mwers loyllty, Bert's world
is bqi11111111 to sllnn• ud Glen suguts llt Stt OM.
......
9 llatltHI Cffart~k S,ecl1I "The Animals Nobody loves~ The
proenm studies Ille "varmints" of
the Alnenc.n West Coyote, r11tler.
wild musl1n1-thest and otlltrs
sbuult IO SUMVt under 1tt1d from
11nc11tn 1rld cattletDtn
eDSllMt•~ll
-8:30-
• (8 CD) 8 Lntr.. 1114 SllWtet "f'llyut1 HooMf' ll.ernc i.iu Sllt11ty 111to llklfl& a dly off
flWI worl 11 the brewery. but the
&iris doft'I haft as much fun as they
tnhCIPlltd
IDer..wib .,..,, ..... ea...T..._
9:00
• (<l?J CJ)) CD 11•a•s•H (R)
TIM lu chn1 clllracters of the .a11111
llosp1tal come under the scrutiny of a
stateside ltlevi11on commtnlltor
whost lnlemtws PfO¥•d• pmocatrwe answers lo sucll questions u "Why
do you think you're 1n Koru ?" e O CD Cit Ponce WH111
"Duth of A Dream" Pepper urns
sorneth1n1 other than pr1ist after
she succmlully plants 1 llllCIOPhone
111 a motel room wllere 1 band of
m1htlnt radlClb lft hold1n1 1 city
offte11I ind hrs mrstress 11osta11 e (l8CD) 0 .. Illa,,_
1111-W I (R) Rudy Jordacllt arid
Julre Prescott are finally mamtd i nd
rom dashes "''" new 1d¥trsanes as he st111ates to start a ntw hfe (Jl mly~CmMe ...... ~ ..
... S..rdl " ....... AMr1a m~·n
, •.
TUEIDAY (COntlnu.d)
-9:30-! (()?I CD) ())OM Day rt A
ll'llt !R) Alln's deasion conurmnr a
ctr fM Julie and Barbara leaves
eutyone d1saP1>01nled
CD MNs.M
&:) TIM lest If (twit KorlKS
10:00
G (lIJ) (])) CD Kollk (R) Carol
lynley auesls as a child woman
involved 1n a fur robbery. who .~
c11ppled by one of C1ockt1's bullets
D illl (IJ ® Ill lllC News II•
ports; H11111a11 llicllts This NBC News
special eumlnn the human 11ah11
issues that will be msed at the 35
nahoo conleren<e that 1.S scheduled
to convene June IS 1n 8el1rade.
Yu1osl1w11 Thal mtelHll will review
developments smce lhe si1nm1 of
the Hetsmk1 accord
Cl) lloaw e 111 11ns
fl:!) Counterpoiftt: Tiit U-2 SIOIJ
The lllm uses v1nta1e news footaae.
shll photos. dra'"'hc reenactments.
and current 1nterv1ews to re·treate
the sto11es of Francis Gary Powm,
the U-2 pilot. and Selmar Nilsen,
the Norwe111n born Soviet soy
m£11ttnAlllMI
-10:30-m Cl> ID IMs a11ts .. '1Htrees
11:00
BBCD®O lltn D O CD GJllns D (QI) CJ)) LM Aalericln Style
CJ) 9 An That Glitters
D lrOllSldt m ~ Hartma11, Mary Htrtmu m llontylllOOlltrs (lUJ ) Tiit lla11cl1 Sllow
m lltJno Centortlu111
-11:30-
D (Cit ) W lite Merit:
McClolld 'The Concrete Junale Ca
per"
D @l3J!D CIDW-, C....
8 Lowe Amtlicln Style
Cl) Mov11: ''Tiit S.Cret ol Conrid
liq" (dra) 'SI -Glenn Ford
D ((21) ())) 9 Movlt of the w ... ''Good1111hl, My love"
m 11ttrontw1 II> Set. Billo
9 Tiit 700 Chill m Captioned AaC Ewt111111 11 ...
12:00
8 Tlllficht z-D Movtt: t.t:> "Tiit Outwt" (wesJ
53-John Dettk Jou Dn1s
m ~•ISumva1
0> Motit: "lftt1 Tomtrrtw Comes" (dra) ·39 Charles Boyer.
Irene Dunn
-12:30-
" All· lllpt Show: "Tllt fly .. "le4
Sittinc lloom," "Unholy G11dtn" ID Movie: (CJ "lest foot fon111d"
(mus) '43-lucille Ball. William
Guion. June Allyson
1:00
11 93.i~T-row
2:00
0 Mo¥it: ~ "A Thtlmlld IN
One llipts" (adv) 45-Phtl S1twe11
Cornet Wilde helyn Keyes
Cl Mowit Dovbltft1ture: "DoclOf
Al S.1," "liloMy Ju111ftl'
-2:30-ID All·llipt Sllow: ''Solltll of St.
Lolls," "first Yan• ht T otyo''
IWEDNESDAYl
JUltE 15
f« .,,.. ... ~ liltiftp.
pleat stt DAm ME P'llOGMllS. ... '°"· fOf JOU' COl'llllitl!Ct, tit Ille clay'• mowia.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:30 • "Uttlt fo1a" (dra) '41-
Bette Davis. Herbert Marshell
10:00 aJ CC) ''lull J,_" (COlll)
'57-Bob Hope, Vera Miles, Paul
Dou alas
11:00 G "Tiit Q•itt a.ttlcH"
(dra) SI-Audie Murpll1.
Michael Red11ne. Claude
Dauplun
12:00 ID ""'--of faea" (adv)
'49-Tyront Power Orson
Welles, Wanda Htndm, Everett
Sloane
1:00 11 "Gla11t Gila ll1111ttr"
(hor) '59-0on Sulltwan, Fred
Gtaham
(81 CC) "Bird of Paradise"
(rom) '51-Jtlf Cl11ndlei, Debra
Paaet. Louis Jourdan
2:00 D "Hn G1tt11 Wu lly Valley" (dra) '41 -Walltr
Pld&eon Maureen D Hara
3:00 ® CC) "Sttry ti Tllrff
IMtl" (dra) S3-K11k Oollstas,
Pltf An1e1t
l:JO 8 CC) '11lt Sl11111tf" (Kt
ft) '73-Glen Corbett, Cameron
M1tcllell. Lew Ayres.
lviAIN6
Alfred aves
itchcock wbe of intrigue.
a 'kinky' we -•~ . 30 ,...,-~-=
fjARHIE =:J.r.@2.\A
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'TV WEEK, JUNE 12. 1tn
J
CID WW!lirMtl._. .......
(Cf?) CJ)) "' c.. Ille CMtry O())~SIHJ 't ...
S ...... Oakllnd A's vs. Suttle
Manners. ra Qialllll 21 T..ipc
(IZI ())) Ir~ IMCJi a £,.,.._ rtcee
8100
8 (Cf?l CJ)) (I) Slllll n .. (RJ
The Eons family coes wild wlten JJ.
wins tht lottuy, but tht cetebtahon
is cut lllort wlltn t11t1 are tonffonted
by two 1untot1111 members of 1 1111 cane 8 8 ()) lilt 1114 Tl•a ti liriDtr Ma.-(R) 'Blood Br~tis"
Cnuly tells a youna boy "" stOtY of his own 1mttat10n-by Nna1111 and
Ult be11, Btn-mto Ille w1ys ol
wmwll 1n Ille w1tdeinns
• Mt.It: CJ:) (2*11) "W.14tr
11111" (mus) '45-0anny Kaye.
Y1111n11 Mayo ()) llllM: CJ:') (ltlt) .,.._., 1114
SM•" (dra) '6l-Cerald1ne h ae. 8 0.ay •M Marie (R) Cuests
ire Buddy H1011t. Put Lynde,
Cluick Btfry and Cary Burcllolt
• llllM: CJ:') (%1w) "htll ef A
Jw" (d11) '73-Aml 01y1n. A).1111
TamllOff, Jun Claudio
(JAl <• ())) lillr Gnlla• CMlde CD WIW WINW ti ..... e All TMl ""'*" The Ctobltton party 11 011' Alldlu and Micllul 111
clown with l W wllo has hr eye on
someone else
fllD ""' "Pred1ct1ble Disaster" Proaram explores the sc11nce of
eertltquah p1td1ct1ons and the
d11tmm1 or wlletber 01 not poor
prediction ts WOlst than no prtdte
hon 11 all ID Cllall,_.. Wr..tliq
-&:lO-• ccm w> ()) DOUT ... ...,.
lllcc. 1114 llill7 DI.ta If. Mlrity11
McCoo alld S.lly 0..11 Jr • one ol tile
ml/SIC llOfld's ntwat llvsband and
wife comb1n1llons st1r 1n thew own
lllH hour musal comedy vanety
show mer..w1t1
..,, ... IJ .....
9t00 u <cm rn> ()) cas .. ........., lloM: CC> U-r) "Swtc,_.. (d11)
'7 3-Gene Hac~man. Al Pac1no, II®·
ttiy Tnst1n, Ann Wtdaewortb. Two
dnften. one • cruff 11 con, the otllt1 a lcmble u sum•• wllo desefted
hlS pielfllnl 111ttr1tlld Sil yeaB •ao meet up llld 111/ouctl llletr lnends/up
lel111 somelh1n1 about hit, love and
CMMll
8 @ ()) (fl CIU Girts 3 In
the second edition of the hit variety
ml111·sertes, Debbi• Allen. Ellen Foley
and Mimi Kennedy welcome auest Steve Martin
8 (Qt ())) QI l11ttt1 (Rl
"Runaway Cowboy" 811ell1 has
pined ev1denu to bnnr a Nlllless
utcwttontSI to tnal Ollly to discover
that tl\e female iudp on the cast is tlte blackmai1t1's taltst vtettm
CD Mtn '1iffill S.. Ga Cmt 'lf1tflll11CU "End of Summer" S N Btllrman's 1930's
comedy deals with lhttt aenmtions
o4 • wultlly and powelflll Ameran
family 1n a tune of turbulent SOClll
tr1ns11ton St11s Halen Hayes, Pamela LewtS. Dtnn1s MldlMls and
Lois Nettleton.
-9:30-• .. s.-e u CtWa .., CriMa
10:00
8 0 CE Q.I G Kilp19I C..
'*"'Ill "Colden C11f" K1n1ston is
embroiled 1n 1n 1nternahon1I 111c1·
dent 1nwolv1n1 a youn& East Gt1man
swimmer (Diane Scarwtd), wllo
defected beuuse of 1M1 lowt 101 1
sportsasttt 1n Klnaston's or11n1L1·
llOn, and 1 wtll·known East Ct1m111
scltnlist (Mteheel Strona) who
•PJ>tllS 1nd claims that the 11n is his
lona·tost daualller ...... ()) I lM l.alcy
• (IZI (I)) 9 CMnie'• Ailcea (R) "Htllndt" Ille tlllte deltchm
1nvesb11te • MISlllCIOUS ICCldent 1n
wlltdl a woman sloe~ car !Ker 1s
killed 1n a flam1n1 wreck e llrMI TMIJ
tl)[I llied111He
-10:30-
()) Did V111 DJ'•
CD e ID lltws a Hoptt'• ... ,... • 11:00
8BD D lllWI
• (IS ())) lRt Allericu Style
()) • M rut '8tttn
•@())(D) .....
• kMIWI m Mary HMt!Nll, Mary H11t1111n m Tiit .:teMr-111n
(Clll CJ)) Tiit bllcll si..
tD U.l.Mtltatla The story behind
Ille stnklnl of the hner lusit1n1a 1n
May, 1915, oil the eo1st of Ireland
-11:30-• <cm CD> Cl) cas utt Mowlt:
~ ''lovely But Leth11''
llOCl)<ll DJllllMr ca,_ ()) llotle: "llHt Sllalf Eau""
(dta) · U-Alt11ndtr K110•, MatSlll
Hunt • <• ())) Tiit lotllti/ .,,.,, ef IM ,._ . """ Ill Stt. .... •*a.• fD c.,tloM4 UC E-n1 """
12:00
8 Twllipt Z.. • -...: "S«rtt ti tllt Clli11ttt Carutillt" (mys) '6S-B11d Hams.
Horst rrenk
• -...: CJ:) "Mia Sadie Ti.o.,. ..r (d11) 'S4-.lost Ferm, Rita
Hlywottll. Aldo R1y. Russell Collins. Clla11ts 81 on.son e llllM: ~ .... Lt "*" (dre)
'SO-Jolin Cl«oM, Vera Rllston, HOllC
Elntt101, W1lh1m Chins
-12:30-
• All·lllllll Sm: "C1r111•1.
M.D.." "l1lt 1114 Dkttf ti Mll'Ut
Slrffl," "M11·M1!11 Mo111tt1,"
"blri111WNdt"
1:00 • Q.I 0 ()) y....,,...
2:00
..... DM!eltmft: .......
Tiiey,,.... l1llcMll." "Str-..n It Sllltilt" • .._ U-: "O~ IM W1l-iatlt." "T 1111, Dia aM It.my"
-2:05-• ..,..: a:J .,.., .. rn...,..
(dfl) 'SS-Alan Ladd, Ed•1rd G.
Robinson, Joanne Dru, Wilham
Oemeresl, Paul Stewart
Marilp lkCoo alld lilly OM Jr •• Olll of tllt lllllk llOIN's llfWtSt
lltablnd lftd wife ~ star la tbelr on "'" !lour mlllicll comHJ wariety tllow, "The Marilyn lllcCoo I Biiiy OM, Jr. Show,''
Pftnlltrllla Wednadly at 1:30f'll • CIS.
llMd Oii 101M rut Ute uperitncel, Marilyn and lilly ta•• tllt
alldieecl beltilld tile ICtlltS of rtllte111ls llMI iftto tMlr llomt,
IMlllq comic.al litutiefts tMr tlrft MCOlllltmd white pr.,.r1111
~ eds all4 tMif tn ... lllullcal!J till tlalll wlU lie lllowll
•Pia 111 11M• teutlm arlUll4 the la Ance* eru Ill ..Sltiol
to .....,. lltfore tM "* ........
lllarilp lkCoo WIS bin tll s.,tefnller lO 111 lltw Jt""7 etld Wll
reiMd ii la ....-. Tiie daapttr of two ,......_ la Allsela
pllylidallS, Mary ......, lllcCoo Md W.,..11 "-llkCeo, Marllp
paduatad lroni UW wlti a dqr" In busitim admlttlstratloll. Htr
*ttf, GltlMla Wiu ii "Hulttl Lillt" reporter for lllT Ill Los
Anatles. where she alto hosts an afttnlOlll tai. sllow.
Marilyn started alnalfta at about ap """' ud maclt lllr Mut It
12 Mf0t1 1t1 audi111Ct at a lllMfit .., put • OMt a rear by tltt
Medical, Dttltll and PhallftKllrtkal Asaociatloa. Ill jutliof hllll
...... did ... led .,,..,._ -S.OUIOt Olt '""' ud Art Llllklettlt's Taletlt Saats. Later• WDft t1111JllMI tli.t an~ la °"' tf UM' firat beauty C*ltnb for ~ &Vb, the Miii lrOllH
Califlr'ftia Pqullt. lllarilyft llJI Ille ttlt•red the c.teat ....-1 te lie
diawere; by talelt ICOllb, llut lltf plu Mt't lllterialm .mt• 11
• u,edld. c-o.t1 llkl.nlOJ1, ..... ,.,.., of ttlt MHty
C*ltat, iwvitld Marilp te joll her flrat lftllp, Tiie Hl.fl'a, Wllkll
stared toctthlr for two rurs. After receMfta "" ..... lllarllp was caned apln by lkUlnort to jol11 anatlllr 1roup_Tht 5th
Dimtnsioft. •
lilly Da'fls Jr •• "'IS "°"' Oft JUM ZS 111 St. louh, llaourl •M
lttlll4td W.mltlatoa Tldlltkal Hip Sdlool wtMrt Ill played Ill tllt
llMd ........ hi the cMlf. Davts later fonMd 1 rtlytll11 hd "-
PIP clW Tiie lmmlda, wllidl dlaqed to Ult Sl Golpeta of SL
Lt.a. Mlmtlri, wlMft Ult 1r011p ..ttdltd to tlqiac spfrltalL Ont.
.a. matt lli&ldd* lie.,.... wttll his lither, WllU. 0.. St.,
• II 1 tunliture salesan.
M 111 22, tM ua1r was dratted, alld wtiile hi U. ..me., lie
twmM a ll1UP called Tlll littpnlltl, Attar .......... a ..... frilM
of lillJ'a canlnct4I lllm to 10 to l.tl Anpln. Tir.d of .,..,. and
fltll111 ............... ~ .. fer 111111 to .. sole, Dlwls pacled Illa
blp IM llelcltd to IM West coat ii 1965. Quite ct11trl'J to Ilia
plla, IMlt l'lludl to Ml '""""· Ill joined anotlltr l"UPmllll 5ttl DltMmlol.
~'• Ntt lilly l9ltt llar\lyll ltld tlMy '"" manitd. Arter 10
IUC!Cad¥1,.ar1 wltll tlll 1roup, liltJ and llarilyn cltcide4 It na tl1111
,., ... t. anak •ar ,,... t111 5tll Dilt_.. and ~ • Htt
~ .. set-·~. tMlt .... o.rt., Ult ... ,..,.
fl Wlla •nW froia tM IJMJ, tlMJ fofWlld Hlllr tn tea11
li&tltdA ad ......... ,.,....,,..,.....'" 1177, ti.., ....
lintM!r -~ fw Mr Mt~ "Y111 DOl't Hnt tD •A Stir to•
ill 11J Sllow," oft tlMlt delMlt alllull "I Hope Wt Cu ~ to LM ht
Time."
I THU~SDAY .I
JUllE 11
fOf monri11t -1ftmool lstlllp. ,i.ue SM DAmME noGRAllS.. It-low, tor ,., QNMnitflee, In Ille
day's lllOties.
DAmME MOVIES
9:30 U "Deception" (da) '46-
Bette Divis, Claude Rains
10:00 S (C) "Hert Cutt Ille Girls" (com) '53-Bob Hope,
T oey Martin. Arlene Dahl
11 :00 (!J (C) "S11111 ol Scht·
htrt1ad1" (adv) '47 -Yvonne
DeCarlo. B11an Don levy. Jean
Pierre ~moot
12:00 CD "llttlt Minister" (dra)
'34-1\Jlhartne Hepburn, John
Beal, Donald Cnsp.
1:00 8 (C) "Day the Eartlt
fror." (SC• fl) '64-John PO'#trs,
Ntna Andersoo 13 (C) "Flrtball forward"
(dr1) '72-Ben Cazma. Eddie Albert, Anne Francis.
2:00 (!J (C) "A lulltt lor Sand·
onl" (wes) '70-Ernest
Bortnine. Ceorae H~lon. Alberto
de Mendolo.
3:00 ® (C) "01 H1111111 Bond·
a1t" (dfa) '64-Kim Novak, Lau
rence Harvel. 3:30 8 (C) 'The U11dtrw1ter
City" (adv) '62-Wilham
lund11an, Julie Adams, Ray
Roberts, C.r1 Benion Reid.
Iv IN ING
8:00
D • <II ((JJJ CD> ()) ,....
Page12
u a cv <121l w m ,..... U AllCets S..W Continued lrom
~:30PM. California Anaels vs.
MiMtsala T wms. CV lillfttr P'ylt
Ill~• m hftticll' r111111y
Cl) Aiiis Sllitll 1114 l4lllls
(3 Siar Trtl 1!13 Eltdric Com,lllJ
fl) llf amatic Series a 11•• o.;as
-6:30-
tJ Hitthcocll lltRlllDI * llAllllE·Setn Con~ • lloritl (C) (10) ..... , .... Concl.
(d11) '64-T1pp1 Htdren. Sean
Conntf), Dtane Baker.
CIJ CD~liriHitll ~ lltrt firifflll Show
((JJJ CD) My Titrtt Sera
fll) Zoalll
(QI CJ)) ltwitdltd m TOWll T-*
7:00
DD @CVIDllDIMs
CJ) My ll!1" s.s
CJ) Tt T ti Ille T nrtll
• C.Ctlltratitft
CDI Lowe t..q II> Tiit f!j
((JJJ ())) FlllllJ Affair fa Clildtta's rroara111 aw, Griff'*-m lladltlllllllm 1t1port
((3) CV) Tht l'artrldp falllily
0 Cross-Wit1
-7:30-
DAndJ
(I) Tiit Odd Coel"9
• Tiit &olli Show
'
CJ) CWld Cinltf1 IJ Tiit Jelit(a W'lld
9 8 CV llatdl GMlt
• lewitdlM
((JJJ CJ)) Tiit llNs firm a ltopn's 11or .. Sl Cb111iel ZI TlftlPI
(IS CJ)) lrldr lllCll m rr1a 1s •ishl O Allltrica: Tiit Youns U,.rienct
8:00
fJ ((lll ())) (]) Tiit W.itoes (R)
Old enou1b to fall in love, but not to
&el m1rried w1thou1 parental ton·
sent Enn and her boyfriend decide lo elope.
D ID CJ) m l111tastic J011111t7
"The Innocent l'ley" A 21st century
convict kills to &•in power 1n 1
harmonious society 1n which lhe con·
cepl ol evil is virtually unknown.
9 llllM: (C) (!ltf) '11lt Man Wllll
tllt Icy Eyes'' (1dv) '71-Viclor
Buono. Keenan Wynn.
(I) llorit: (C) (Zllr) ''Sain Cade"
(•es) '72-Glenn ford.
•(la Cl)) tD Wtlct•• lac~ llotltr (R) "Radio Fret Freddie"
Boom·Boom's succm as a part· time
disc JC)Uey aro~ 1ealousy amona
Ille SWCJll\Q(S
D ltowlt: (C) (ar) "Hew " SM A Marri11t" (com) '68-Dean
Martin, Stella Stevens, Eli Wallach.
(1J lilly Grlhall CMldt m llatitoal Getc,.,.. "Amerians
on Everest" Two dark dots inch
slowly woss a vast slope. One is 1n
American. Jim Wluttaker. The other is
Nawana Combu, a Sherpa who
teaches mountain climb1n1 in Dir·
Jeelin1, India. They are headed for
lhe top of Ille world, Ille summit ol
Everest-29,028 feet above sea level.
TV W£i,I(. JUNE l2. 1917
ID All That eutt.n A scheminl Dan
baits the hook and Christina bites;
lhe party's over but L.W. stays lor some very private muSIC lessons lrom
David Moore. a lllowit: (C) (Zhr) Mllevtr Too
late" (com) '65-Maureen
O'SUiiivan. Paul Ford.
t!m ~ Tlltlltt "Poldark"
fl) rm.itr dtl l1IMS
-1:30-
• (8 CV) 9 What's Happtt1·
ill& (R) "The Buraer Queen" Rerun's visions ol 1rutness u the olf1c111
spokesman tor a bamburaer empire
are dampened. when Dee steps in and
appears to have lhVb
m "'" 11 ... 9:00
D ((JJJ ())) CV Hawaii flwt·O
(R) Five bodies are discovered in the
cr1ter of a wleano and McC1rrett
hnds lhat lhe vlClims are a d1$plfafe lot, but they've all been poisoned by
eiposure to plutonium
D @ CJ) D lllC Thm41y lflPt Mo.ie: ~ {21lr) "Tiit 3,000
Mlle Cllaae'' (dra) '77-Clitt De·
Youna. Glenn Ford, Blair Brown,
D1v1d Spielbef1. P11sc1ll1 P04nler. A
professional c0urier's efforts to de·
hver a key witness cross·country to a
New York court appurance comes
under 11tack by profess1on1I
aunmen.
8 ((81 CJ)) 0 laratJ Miit; (R)
Tile p1re"ts ol a runaway eirl at·
tempi to take lier lrom her nrw
reli&IOUS cull and Barney has lo wOO.
out a reconciliation.
(JI Mowle: (C) (nr) "ltlls Art Rlfttlll(' (com) '60-0ean Martin
mMmlit1fflnSlllll .
• n.. Act " u~ "iht Colottill ldu" Host Jolln Mennelh
Gelbtai1h ltKeS Ille colon1al 1dven·
lure from the CluSldes lo lht pre·
sent, from the fall ol ACle lo the IJll
of Safio11, C4llS1denn1 lht d11ferenct
between the myth and the rt1lllJ of
colollllhSlll.
-t-.30-
• (121 CJ)) 0 f'I* (R~ F1sll is
conlemplatin& a second job, and
Mike is try1111 to fend off the tmorous
advances of a neip borflood awl -~--10:00
8 ((ll) ()) Cl> larW, '-ts (R)
8'rnabx contionts Ille cont11Wersi1I
subject of eutlla111s11 wlltn a youna
nun is .JUspecled al "pull1n1 the
plu1" on 1111 lift·WPl)O(t machine
lhal kepi ~er incurably 111 sister ahn ......
(()I LM lKJ
• (121 CJ)) Tiit Strttb If
Siii fl'MCilce "The Thrill •1llen"
Patt II. With lht clock movin11111nst
thtm, Ct. Stont and lnsptctor Rob·
bins attempt to h11d Ille p n1 wluch
kidnapped u enlirt 111ry ud
w lOllsly .oundtd lruptdOf Keller. .lllllfm..., e Surd! i. Ille Mt (R)
-10:30-(J) All llllt Gliltm
m.., •"""
11:00 ••C1>a1Ms
llO (J)<IID ....
• (121~) LM Alltrica• SIJlt
CJ) ... Tiit """' ...... • ...., .......... ,, Kirt..
llJ Tiit ..... , ... Ill
((ll) ())) Tiit .... .. saw... -11:30-
• ((ll) ())) CJ) CBS Lite llowlt:
CJ:) Ilia• "Over the Wattr" "OM
S,J TM 1111" (dr1) '68-Robert
V1u1hn. 01Ytd McCaHum II G CJ) <II Cll .._, c.t.
{I) ll"lt: "Caliltr•i• l'awc•"
(wts) '50-Fomst Tucker • <a W> a llllll'May llitllt
s,.clal: s.w . .u ms.t.-. s 1i0a. D~UCE_.tlltwS
12:00
e TdPIZ-e 11tw1e: CJ!l "Tilllllerjtck" (wes>
'S4-Sttrlln1 Hayden, Yt11 Ralston m en.wits a» 11191e: .,.., • Die" (dra) '60-
Emest Bor1n111e. Zorhra umper1
~12:30-
• A11-1111hl s11n: "T M•cco
....... l'W1H If f11ry," "lllMllb of
°'lmlo" m ...... : ''QllH ..... (dra) '55-
Joan Crawfold. Sany Sulhnn
1:00 a a Cl) cm T...,,...
2:00 m Molle l>MMetuture: "TIM Way
.. tlle stan, .. "Tiit Wlllttit 0-"
(JI 11..+t: CJ:) "TM LH1 OHi"
(dra) '67-Ylll Brynner ID All·lll1llt Sllef: "Ca1tklff," .,.... •• Meriall"
:-2:05-
• llowie: ~1 Moufttalt" (wes) ·so-Errol Flynn, P1triet Wymou
TV WltK. JI.ME 12. 1177
FRID,.&V J e A•aeb lufflll C.hforn11 ~ w Aneels n. MilRVkee Brewm
--------CJ)...,,,..
JUN£ 17 r.._. .. ,,._....,
piem • OAmMt PIOGIMIS. ... laiw, .. ,.. cm i11ce, we 1111 ., ......
OAmlt£ llOVIES
9:30 • ''Tll• (•plJ c .......
(dra) '64-Betty Davis. Horst
Budlllolz
10:00 S CJ:) "AlrM Slick Frt111
l'wlUI Crici" (com) 'S2-01na~
Shore. Al111 Youns. Robert
Memll
11 :00 m "Mr. lllckJ'' (d11) '43-Cary Gran~ Laraine Day. Cllartts
81Cklord • u:oo m .,.. Liit ..... r (drl)
'47-Roberl Cumm1n1s. Aants
Moorehead, Susan Hayward
1:00 . "TM IHisiblt ........
(mys) '40-John Sarrymore,
Vir11nia Bruce . 8 "l1le Rile IM Fiii of l.ep
~ (dra) '60-Ray Dan
ton, Karen Stttlt. Jesse White
2:00 • CJ:) "Ol 1111 nw-... " SNce" (adY) '56-Guy Madison
3:00 cm<?!) "llss'-1 C..sh11"
(mus) '64-Elvis Presley, P1mel1
Aushn
3:30 • CJ:) "Tiie llob" (hor)
'58-Steve McQueen. Aneta
Cofse1111. Earl Rowe
•V•NING
1:00 u • rn cm <<m CI>> ~ 11 @ (1)(8 {1)) .....
-~ ID hftrWat Flllly ••s.ii111M-. ·Declrk~ e Dr...ucs.t. a •Dlllla
·-e:30-a WITCHWFT MUIDU
• "RITUAi. OF mt"
.... CJ:) (ti) .... " (Wlf" (111) '70-Loais Jourdu. A11n1 &.ueJ, o~ Hyland
(() . """ ~ (JI lten Gflffl. s.
((ll) CI>) lly Tllr• Sent mi... (S Cl)) ,..._ lad ltftlt mT .. T•
·s Jou rdan LOUI r Ann~ Ba~~ntgornerY
Belinda
•11UAL,O!!:": fttOVl!@&\A THE..., MIDA'-
•
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•a...IZIT.icM ca CIJ>.,.,, ....
Liln a.a
8:00 e (<Ill CJ)) Cl) Tiit Prim tf
CeMrll M A 90·m1nult lhmahc
~I. with Rlltll r.ordoll u 1pec11t
prst ind T J. H111me 1ft 1111 lllle
rolt of Jay Jay, a modtr• 12 rt11 old
RoblllSOCI CrllfOe dnvtn lrom lht
111101101111 pa111 ol a lostt1 holnt '"
IM Hell's Krtclle11 MCtlOll of ""' Yoit City's wtsl 11de to bliHd an OISi$
!of humelf ind lid youncer Sdtt1 111
M1nhatt1n'1 Cen111I Piil e 0 Cl) at 11 S.11tr4 114
S. (R) "Chinese T orturl'' Gt1dy
Ines 1n. Onental maate tnck ind
shtckles Fttd lo Aunt Esther, but the
dtrt(ttOl1$ IM reltuin1 tllt locu th1t bind 111 wntttn In Chinue e lllwle: cm (%11r) "TM HollM ff
Ille lmm\W' (mp) ·~9-Ptler
Cush1na. Andre MoitH
Cl} llowlt: cm (211r) ""'• hr· llawbl(' (dra) 'S9-Jtlf Ch1ndltt,
: (~kW) ai AIC fridly -IMlt DMMtftttm: cm (to)
"Stat ~ Qlf1" (com) "71-
Sllldy Ounan, l on7 Roberts, Todd
S41SNn. Elinbeth Allen A p1tnolte
sm•M·lown 1111 comes 111to confltet
Wtth two YQUlll Nllllftt IUClllMS
whom sllt mmakalllr reprds u
rtdtells e .. cm t•> "Calin" Cd••> 7'-Edward Wood'#11d Erte Porter ............... m All 1\at 'litttrt Btrl loses
control L W ind And1u tr1de
th/eats 111d enior MfJ nunuh of 1t
111d Din pulls 111 h1$ ltn1 and makes 1
bl& aitch .... cm (at) M ... " "' lllhn" (dra) ·~-Robert Mitchum,
libotyn Monroe. R0rt Calhovn ............... ~
-1:30-
D 0 Cl> t1D O lllt lodlftt4 Fila (R) "The Bini$, the Bees and l.T flowers" Co11et Jim Rockford Is
able to ltte U ftowtrs l1om th•
sinister lest home where his ichem
Ina daushter and son 1n law had him
committed, but the old man panics •tr.• ..,""' ..... -~Strwt ....
9:00
• ...,., '"1fhl ..
• r...tt.J*; Tiit IJ.2 S111r7 The
fil• 11WS wltrt11• """ chpi. still
phota&, dmlatic rttMCtm .. IJ. and
current 1ntervttws to 11 crtttt tllt
llories of Francia Ga1y Powtri. tht U 2 pilot, tnd S.lm11 Ntlatn, tlit
Norwt1t1A born Sow11t spy
-9:30-
• (<Ill Cil) (I) CIS fri41y "!Pl
..... <m(M) ~fr.-tllt ,.._.,tiltWC1dv)'71-Roddy
McOowall, Kun Hunlt1, Sal Mmto.
fw of the unknown dnfts man 1nlo
halrtd and war 1111MI an 1nltlh11nl tno of apes wllo have fltd bKknrds
111 ltmt to t~• pttstnl IOf afety
D 0 Cl) al Gt Qnlcy (R) "A
Stir Is U.ad" Tiit myst1110US d11tlt
ol 1 lllO¥tt stir puts Quincy on tht
spot wllln he ltains tlllt hi$ lntnd,
Rep Charles Slnctalf, 1 e1ndld1te fOf
lht U.S. Stn1te, may be a suspect.
and an insurlrKt a11nt pressures
him IOf a werdict of suicide so the
company can uve some m0111y.
• (8 Cl)) ID UC FrWar llallt
.... It DMMtf11twra: CC) (tel) "Jwt" (d11) '70-Mlrto Tllonm.
Alan Alda, M11l0ft Hailey, Vincenl
Ga1den11 Jun1 is 1 small town 1111
who ftnds lht town 1s 1 ltttle too
small to Ketpt ht1 IS I SOOft·IO·bt
lltlftd lllOl!lfl, so she lllOffS 10 New YOfk to await the btrtll of ht blby
There Ille 11eets Dtlloo. 111 unwed
m1n .mo 1lso has a problem-lte's
about to bt dralttd 1nlo the Anrty A
friendly 11111111 seams 1 lo11cal
cllolCt IOf both, and 111 JOIS wtll
until Slit lalb 111 lo-It •1111 btm .., .. 5-4
10:00 ...... (() , ........ s,.del
G llwrdtr Ot1t A documentary
which loob ti tht issue of capital
pun1shmtnl lllrou1h lht eyes of six
prisoners convtCltd of h1st·dearee
murdar 1nd titter l1m1hes and lht
llmilt11 of thtlf victims
G)lJlitAAlllHt
-10:30-.., ... ,,......
11:00 .......
D (I) <II 9Cl>11tw1 •ca CE> LRt a-icaa style w a M T1111 G1tten Ill CC> ~IU A Tlief" (mys)
·s~Cart Ct111t. Ctece 111111 CD lillfY ""'-'· MllJ H.,,..._ a> 1\t Me1c,.un1n C<m CD) Tiit bid Sllll9
D lllU PwspedM • tlM ""' a> llf .. ttc Sena
-11:30-
• (<Ill CJ)) Cl) CIS ult 111¥1t:
....._" l.OOO Diii" (dra) '67-
Vtnctnt PY«
D a> Cl> t1D G """"' C.... Cl) lllflt: "frntitr llun 1I"
(•es) '39-Randolph Scott
• (IZI Cl}) a U.S.. 0,.. Htth· 1t1hls of the open1nc 1oullds of tlt1s
&Olf tou1111m111t from the Southern
H1tl1 Country Club 1n Tulsa,
Okl1ho1111 ......
.. Scl lllb • * Clulll 11 C.~ AIC bt11ln1 .....
IDCllltMtM
12:00
•TWUl&'tZ-• ca W> a leren. ... 1111 ....
• llM: "f .. , °"' Ml ,..,... ..
(cfra) "63-JNn Sottl, Lu M1ssor1.
-12:30-
• M-lllPt SM: "Tiit I.at ...
...... """ .. Dere, H "1\t .,. f.ltll'I" ID 11Mia:'......,.,1fl1 .._,.
.... Cllol? '60-Ctoict S.ncltll-
1100
&JalbMlrl e D Cl> <11 Mllliatlt s,edlt
• --lllt•lrt GTMtltr
2:00
Iii Dtwlllt1f11t111 M1Ylt: "Tiit
TllW lltY.'' "Wt °"9 at DIWll"
-2:30-
• All·llitflt lllw. "Wal £at OI .._, .. "Tiit ltlptM Stttlllltt"
-3:05-
• llhwlt: "JollllllJ """"" (dta) ''8-Jant Wrm1n, Ch11les Bleklord.
I SATURDAY I
JUllE 11
8oAAIA6
8:00 D ((ll) (])) CE s~1mter a
~: "~ W.Un" (wes)
'55-lloyd Bndca, Joan T1ytoi (() ,.,., .. Cll1lloN
• <•(I)) 8 ~Dee
• 11M1a: cm "1\t rtm. " 1111 lllsilm,,i" (adw) '6'-H1n11011 fllm1. Hoi1t frank, Sabfina Sin1en
-~ ...... Reel SVolctofltQI
• Atdllt9dl11" ~
-8:30-
• ~CJ))()) Clut Cltllll Cl) be«
• Tr!NIE,.
9:00 8 ((l?J CJ)) Cl) l v11 lt11J/ ....._
I =-i :!:: ..,.,
-9:30-.. a Cl} !JD a huter .. Cl)..., q.t • ca Cl>> 11n111b s.,.,. .. ID-...: "S;tfltt" (com) '34-
Klthlrine Hepburn, R4bert Yount.
Ralph 8c1J1my . m llM!e: a:> "Little lane
""'"' (Id¥) '69 mi.o. ID Al Dia
TV WEEK, .IUIE 12. 1977
10:00 9 ((11} CJ)) Cl) Ttn11
D @Cl>·tm as,.c. ~
fra.....,.Jr.
• llMla: .. ..,.. ""1" (drl)
·ti-Alu Ladd. Donna Raed
Cl) Tiit Nbell
Dw.t.llDtM•Alht a11etr-..sai..
IDVW.O.
ll)Tr'*-Mia
-10:30-
• (<Ill CJ)) Cl) ... w..twa
"latJuD • @ Cl) <ID ... 1'111,
Uttlt JeH
(() "" lllll'f • ~())) llJ) S.,.rfrieMI • &c.t• -~ . .., a>C.. Dl'llll
11:00 D (all CJ)) Cl) Sllm•l lJl1
Hour
• 8 CJ) cm ct GredSIH4/
..., l.tl&W .... fMll • <a CIJ) o OcWW c..,e. ID Jiiii ,_ r ...
.., WINllft AthellfUfl a WCT Cllalltlp C.,
C>""'
-11:30-ellme: cm "ll••lu .....
(!OM) "5J-Rlr M1lll11d. Mtnt Dahl • CS Cl}) QJ a-tclll .,_. .......
I iHIRNOON I
12:00
• (<Ill CJ)) CJ) fat Mtft
Cl)......, ....... .,.
• Eat Side "* mTlltmn
•Set. ... • ktloll Tlleltt1
fD lltile CIA II 11-
-12: 30-• (@ Cl)) Cl) ~ II
Cl) fllil .... "' ...... 11 • ,..,.. 7 Public Atf1111 m u.t IA S,.C.
G) ..... : cm ''1111.td of A C. flaMtt" (wu) '63-Mirty Robbins,
Bob 811Ton
• ~ t1lt U.2...,,
(8 Cl)) U.S. hr11 _.
• CMllllta
Oa..ltcW
1:00
• ((11} CJ)) Cl> ewr.·a '1111 flltfnl (R) "Nuu Ind Ille Strttl ,.,.
Ktds" A l1lm from Swtdtn about 1
bntf 11m1 In 1111 ltlt ol 1 12 ,..,~
1111 C011fl11td t• • whttkllllf ill I
ahttto buitd1na and her retationsm
Willi htt nt11hbon.
• s,.rtslw'• fn.M
Cl)"''" • ca CIJ) a uJ. o,.. Lw•
COYtllll ol lllt lllird r04lnd of pi.y 1n
t~b Coif IOllflltmtllt lrom Soutlltrn
Hills Counlrr Club In lulu
Okt1homa CD flltltt Fa.
-1:30-........ -(()lllt llCM • ~ ........ o.tet S'9Ce"
~cl fi) '64-Lln Gaye, fern111do
8''s..1T1111t •U. Llllb.U
•
2100
•St..-.. ~ UOCl><ll,,.......T.-s,.dll Ptttt Ust1110Y looU 11 100
yurs of W'llllbltdoll la this sports
documentary 1111 Ille l1tst01J ind 111
dlt1e111 ol the worich oldest tad lllOlt
piestlflOllS ltltlllS loumnient .,...,..., ......
Cl) ....
Cl)..... ... f1117 nillt ... ,... .. Ille .., .. Ille ,.,.. ..
(com) '66-1"1) .. osttl. Phil S.lms e11n11
~::>> a.cl c.c.t l6 "little Fua1trve," "811 Bluff'
-2:30-
• llMll "Tht Medical Oelech•es"
• ....._...,"I WH A THRll•
r11nkenstein"
•O..t.Wa
...... """""'• HtfM Will•r"
3:00 ..........
Cl) WIN WIN Wiit
• ...,.: CC> HO-"U Lii" (wes)
'50-Ceorse Mon11omery. Rod Camt1on, Marie Wlndslll. e Mttle: CC> ''Stut Mlhollrl
..W" (WU) '50-Macdonald C,r11,
Wendell~
O CI> ~"'._....,.. an.,...,_
eJ-.....iui
-S:30-e1tr.-u&i. -~ :=.:i:~ <<m CJ)) Qiia1l1 ilMJ llWat .,.. .......
4:00
• ~ ..... Mtl& If Ille Sea
(I)LltUlllllQD ..... $fWtl Cl)Stlc ,,.
(Cl» CJ)) Mle Cit C.tdl Ille MN ................ ... ,..,... .........
(8 CI>) WWW tf s.nhtl n..a..,sa..
-4:30-. ~~) CIS--lf'Ct:lc* • s,.tlut-* ..... : CC> ..... If Cliuf!WI"
(WIS) '52-.Mtll Powers. Jttk 8utltl,
8111 Willilms. Jim Davis.
• M"lt: "Or. JtlYll ••• Mr.
HJ4•" <•r1> '41-s,..cer ''"'· """' Iqua, Lau ,.,., ................. • o.a u,.. a a.le
: Cl)) 1'1le uw LM ltWll
-~USA or,....... .. s.r.
8:00 •Starr.-Cl) ~ Cl:) "n. ... ,. (COlll)
'67-Pettf Sellers. 8ntt nttnd
• (9 CJ>) 0 HC'l Wl4t W.Wets.erts Cl),.. f1I
9 .... e llMe: CC> "Qtr ,., ... ,. (m111)
'62-Voict oC J11dy ~rland, Robtr1
Goulet. lttd lluttOllS IL~':\. ...... ..... ,.,. ........
-5:30-
U OCllaJ ....
I IVINllO
8:00
• (I)((!?) CJ)) .... .... • flltwlt: ~ (2111) "El111tt
~ '60-Bllrt Unwltt.
1::..-..w•c.c.,t
O CI)._. ........ ••s.ar mu.....,..•c.,.11u
-t:30-•• Cl)<• Cl)) 0...., emc·ileilc.--.
• $111.GM a-tm :rc~:::--.==. ....... 7:00 ."" ....... D Tiit ~ 11 lf&llt
CJ) <llll CJ)) .... 11 .. •£,...._i.....,..
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• (8 Cl)) • O lnrt11e1 MS119w
...... 12 .,,...,.,..s. . """"'" • .,.,._BT• . -7;30-..... , ...
IJllls.rdt CM..
• Dllmtrs: .._ a ""' CJ) ..... W.W .... m
l • "' c.. ... c-try 8:00
• ((!?) CJ)) Cl) Marr Trttr ..._ *" (11) W1tll the h1Jh llopt$
of bOostrlll WJM·TVs tvtnlftC news
llflnp. st111e111 manacer Mel Pnct
llir• 1 rtno.nd tnhc wllo ntbtlly and Y1CIOllSly tttlcb the city tnd the peope wtlo hvt 111 it.
ea w 9 • uc s.e.•z .._ lle8t (Cl (a{) "be ....
(dta) '71-0nl~ Ackroyil, Anne
Scllt4ten, A Mtrtinez, Hany Morpn, Jou hrrtr, Ktvin McC.rtbJ. When
a1111S1trltnl's etQc~ tuvu a colle11
profeuo1 Ptt•lyud, his scienlllic
tll*tist enables hK'll to btcomt
sufficlntlfy mobile to co alter his
amllant.
• .. : '1llla llCI W (com) 'll-W.C field$, Ml10R Slllpwortll.
Cl) Mlwle: CC> (lllr) "Anr All leeb" (d11) 'S$-htt Chandler.
GI ColllCt
• ... Surd! "' flit lul Mtrla
9:00
8 (Cl» CJ)) <I> M Ill tM Ftllily
(R) Glo111's discMry abolll Edith
ludl he! to co11¥1C1Ct Milt to 11ve
Archie a lecture on the l1<ti ol hie
• {QI <Ill 8 StarakJ a•• Huldl "hon M1kt" A noltd pglic•
capta111 is seen tak1111 .. eiwelope
from • r1ckelter whl(h lellls St•rskr
and Hutth lo 1nlHb&at1 how the
up111n co111p1l•d his 1nmd1llle.
c1i111e bmkl111 rtCOfd,
CD JIMMY DUN'S BACK * Ott Hll HAW TOMITEI
..... lbw
fD lbtitul C..,ra,llk s,.dtl
-9:30-
• (~CJ)) (I) Alice (R) [YtfY>
ont tun lo share Vin's hap114n1ss
over her new boyfriend, bul thfrr's
$0meth1n1 abOlll h1111 that bothers
Alice. and 11's not 1u1t th1t he's 1
mort1t:11n
G MoM: ~ "Al hnpolRt" (wes)
'SS-fled MacMu111y. 0010\hy
Milone. a> M011t: ~ "114tra of s-n·
JUllC'" (rm) '53-Rl(hlrd Contt,
Viveea llnlffors
10:00
8 (all CJ)) (I) C.rtl "'"It Slllll (R) Ktn Btnl 1»esb.
D PHOlONY AWA.IDS * SPECIAl./MOLUWOOD U tUI Cl) 9 D 5'~ Au111I ,....,.., ;ow ...., ._,. Anett
OICklllSOll and Eniott Gould "' the hosts of thrs ewent-lht oldest
twtrds ptesentatton 1n the entertain
ment field-wh1Ch rs h•e from HoUy
wood
a~ alld c.,ny ()) lime .... Merica
• (aJI Cl)) ft1tlllf IR~
fltller M old Ir.end 11 murdeitil 1us1 hours alttt his rm.st from p11son
111d tht cane must solw • stock
SW!ndle ind trap a croohd CCIII to ;c,.::;. killer to 1ustice
S Metlt: "Monster oe tllt ~ (hof) '58-Arthur Franz,
Joanna Moofe, T ioy Donahue.
l!Z!) Merie: "The Mtn It! lht Whitt
Solt"
-10:30-. °'-11:00
e•IDIDfllfts
• LM Allltriu• Style Cl)WSut
TV WUK. JONE 12. 1917
11 fript MicJlt .
CD CfJfWL rALSY * TtUTitO" it.Its now CD c.r.a1 ra11y TtlttW ..,......: (t) MMlll .. IM ~
.... ,. .. (ho1) '63-Pieue 811ce
Sc1lll Cabtl
((fl) CJ)) Tiit m ca• 0 Cl) ..... 12
(~ )luHUlllMrf
• "' ""'tM c..t,, -11:30-
D Merit: ~ "Tiit ltrcl• Stic•" (mys) '67-0on M-n•y flllz
WuYt1, ln&fl Sltlens
D D <DID G llwl CI> Mowre: "OH1erou1 llonty"
{ad•) '46-Sidnty Toler Clo111
Wanen
8 "°'I•: "Ocun'1 11" (com)
'60-r11nk S1nth1, Oun Martin,
Sammy On1s Jr Peter ln1ford,
Ana11 D1ck1nson, Richt1d Conte,
Cesar Romero. Pat11ce Wyl!!Ole. toey
Bishop
Cl) Mhlt: (t) ''Sheriff tf fm ·
lured Jaw" (wes) '59 -Kennelh
More, Bluet Cabot, Jayne Mansl1eld,
Henrr Hull a 100 etu• fD Ott M11• of lau
ID C!Mllll l4 0 Morie: ~ "flllllt 0..r India"
(dr1) '60-lauren Blc1U. Kenneth
Mort Wilfred Hyde Whitt Hert>ert
lom 12:00
U 9 ()) <IJ 1111 S1turdar
"4cllt
• M-ltipl SllMrs. .... ""'· .. "Tiit Cit Crtt,.,'' "Tiit Cr.,.J ca .... ~c:.tM111 Della._., ... <a > ""'1Sd.fl Tht•tr•
1:00 11 Tllrl1t1
Cl) Mowlt: "l11a•l•1 th Sound
llnitr" (tdv) 'S1-R.tlph Richtrd
son Anft fodd
-1:30-
., Cl) Roe• Collctrt
2:00
fJ Movie: (C) "[cht of A lllallt·
l'lltrt" (dr•) '70-Robert Steck,
Suun Stint Jtmts. R1chudo
Monttlbtn.
fi) Doubltluturt Movlta: "Tiit b-
suslnatloft," "Tht G1111lllt11"
(8 Cl)) $41tR11h Nm/Mofle
3:00
fJ Metlt: CC) "Tht r1iso11tr
WltlllA" (die) '70-Tony frantlosa.
SI/Sin S.1nt J1111u. Sten Forrest Gtotat Hider. •<•W> ... W.. .-----------------·111e Pluto file" A notorlou.s inltflll·
1101111 aatnt. unant• 1111t 11e ia •
bubonrc pluw t1rt1tf, s1 .. 1s u ttrthquakt crutin1 fo1mula with
whtCh ht plt111 to destroy the
111t1011'1 etp!UI
• lllftlt: (90) "Th ltitltu lrMI' ( ... ) '57-Scott Blldy, Anne S.llC!Olt
... ~lftlltS.. • VidlrJ It s. • .. : ..,... Plmr• If .,.,.
Ctar'' <•11) '4S-Hv1d Httlletd, Geo!Jt Sa#lden, Oon111 ltetd, Alletlt
lensbllly.
• O.C. Ull*I A a.le "Hlldi"
-8:30-
• ((!!) (J)) CJ)... llnMrt
SM (R) A dtspondtwl hi•nd
acctpb t Or. H11tley SllJ:testion tnd
tllt11$ the mchololist s 11Cjtplion
art• Into • mffll-Po/in~n ~llaca.
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