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Summa' m olfidaJly aUU be a few d ~away, but. n bet in
ear • Orllftl Cout beacbea
Saturda)'.
Ja Newport Beacb, aeuoaal
llfe•uarda wue added to the ... suJn atatr, aStd all alone tM
coast larte cro~'Cis were report-
ed, swelled by atudenu tem-
porarily rell ved of cluses ~
exams.
A "dam 1ood crowd" ol 4,500
was counted on San Clemate
city beach and 3,000 on county
beaches patrolled by the city's
Ufeauarda, but there were onlY
1ix rescues.
There wu "hardly aoy surf at
•ll." a welcome chan1e from poundlne waves that claimed
two lives recently, ctne in Hunt.·
1n1ton Beach and one ln Laeuna
Beach.
Newport Beach lifeguards re-
ported a crowd or 90,000 and only
one serious incident.
• "-: . Mil Lifeeuarda and clty
paramedics reported that at.. . • • • "Da!IJ l'lltt ......_ •Y •kllaN __ .. ,
VIEW ffK>M HUNTtNOTON BEACH PIEft TOWARD N!WPOAT BEACH AT ONE O'CLOCK SATURDAY AFl'ONOON APPEARS TO HAVI MORE PEOPLE THAN SANO.
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* * * VOL. 70, NO. 170, 7 SECTIONS, 108 PAGES
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LOCKSMITH GIVES COM8tNATIONLESS SAFE A TUMBLE
COUrM Te11Ch•• How to De•I With Lo•t Keya Aa Well
Sl'NltA\' SPE('IAI.
It's a Safe ·'8et'
He Can Open It
"Ji'• .on 1111 PNrc•·HamiltOR 14/•. 1' can't be robbed. Can't .wn
be blbton apart u>tUa mtro. Y°" want
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(See BEACH, Pase AJ)
* ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1977 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Drug Bulletin a Hoax
Wrong Evidence Causes International Snafu
By JACK CHAPPELL
Ofll'!l«Hlly 1'119C51.tfl
w arilln"5 or a lethal powdere4 tear jU resemblln1 cocaine or
heroin and uusine "instant
death" If taken internally, or
"irreparable brain damage" tr smelled have been issued
by locaJ, and federal law en·
forcement agencies.
According to bulletins clrculal·
Ing lbrou«h some Orange County
law enforcement agencies and
fire department.a, the powder
may be "directed to kUling or im·
pairlnc" drug addicts or law en.
f cement ofrkers who may
e in contact with It during an
inveat11at1on.
The only true part of the above statem~nt.a Is th.at the Information
1s being circulated through local
police IU\d fire departments.
The rest, according to the U.S.
Customs, i1 false.
Cu.toms, which earlier th11
year J ued Juat 1uch an alarm,
oow says lt hu made a mistake.
It has aent out notices to dis·
re1ard the previous alert.
Despite this. tralnlnc bulletins
about. the "lethal tear 1a1 •• and
what to do ahould ll be found,
have been posted on bulleUn
boards and recited dut'ins police
briefines.
A bizarre Ht of circumstances
stemrntna from an Alaskan c:1tu1
bust last Au•ust set In motion
what Ira Held, president ot
Lance Jndu1tric1 Inc., of
N ashvJlle. Tenn .• called a
"monalroul telephone game so-
ing lrom one ear to the other and
every time it came out a more
horrl ble story.'•
The . warnin1 bulletin named
his product, "Lance" a.s the sub-
stance.
The incredible cbairt of evenlb
will be t~ to_pic of • "80
Minutes" documentary to be
broadcast in September Ud a
story about It. Is scheduled to ap·
pear ln the NatioJlal Observer, a
national weekly newspaper.
After selzfog an unknown whlt.e
powder ln the narcotics opeu·
lion, the Anchorage Police
Department sent the substance
to a commercial laboratory for
analysis. A chemiat tbought. he could
identify some ot the powder as a
chemical abbreviated as "CS."
He bou'1tt a can of Lance to use
as a control comparison in tbe
experiment. (When dry. Lance
leaves a residue which contaJns ··cs.'' Held 1aid. >
The results of the experiments
were sent to the police depart-
ment and the Alaska state patrol.
During an ensuing mlxup, a
police oft ace decided • · Lanc·e
cau1ed brain damage,·· Held
tald.
He described his product as 'a nerve Irritant which dJ~or1~ a .
person. It is used for self protet·
Uon, he saJd.
From Aluka. the warnin(s
a bout ·•Lance·' went to the
Pacific Northwest P,,ark Service,
from there to the Army's Fort
H ood an T ex as and Fort
Huachuca. Ariz.
Customs picked it up from .
military invesUgators a nd broad·
cast the warning to its ag~ls
mvolved in narcotics searches.
Jerome Hollander, public affairs
officer for the Los Angeles
<See DRUGS, Pase .U>
Pilots Call Slwttle
'EXtremely Smooth'·
"The view from up there was
spectacular," he added. "Loot·
mi down from where we were,
you couldn't even see the wine•
of the 747 . • • It wu like betq up
there all alone."
Halse said the fli1bt' •••.
marred by two minor problems
early ln the ~minute ru.iit. A
vent valve that wu nppoeed to
open and lower cabin pressure as
the shuttle ascended failed to
operate, and ao alternate device
had to be used.
Tb• other problem we•
caused when a local broadcutins 1tatlon interfered wU6
trammilliona from the·~
causin1 some teat data Bot to
received I»' Hniustoa. TboH tilltil
bad to be repeated, catilinl
flitbt to M extended H mblid&i
beyond ita scheduled a mlnulel.
Vet.an Ull'onaat Donald£! .. Dae" $laytoa, commander. Qt
Uata pbaM Of UM 1buUle taa. ad;
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APRIL COURTURE, LIZ FIAL DO GOOD TIRN
N f'WJ>Of'f flt•.1 ( h
Cleaning ,crew does good tern
When 2S youngsters arrived at the beach last Wednes-
day It was to do a good deed for a small coaat inhabitant.
The youngsters cleared growth from an island 1n the Upper
Bay w1ldJJfe preserve so the least tem, a small bird on the
endangered hst, would be able to find the open apace they
yearn for at nesting lime. The youngsters' work la no
guarantee of the tern's return, but at least theyoun1 workers know theytned.
Ca/Trans timing's a little off
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa offlclala were
nabberguted lo learn last week that CalTrans bas planned
to resurface always.busy Newport Boulevard durin1 July,
the busiest month of the year on the congested highway. Ad·
ding to normal commuter tra!fic will be large numbers of
beach bound autos. Work is planned at night, but officials
thank it will stHI tie up traffic. Said Costa Meta Vice Mayor
Jack Hammett. "It just blows my mind, buttbat's CalTrana
for you.•• It may be ti me to find an alternate route
Fountain Valley
Sewage plant
raises stink
for FV birthday
Fountain Valley celebrated
its 20th birthday last week by
raising a big stink A sewage
plant mishap at the Orange
County Sanitation District
plant left passersby gasping
at the stench. S unli1ht
normally clears Lhe odor
generated by algae ln a large
filtering tank during shut-
downs, but overcast skies
kept the sun from doing Its
cleanup act, much to the dls·
m a y o_fJ. anyone c au 1 ht
downwina. A crane la beln&
called in for repairs on the
140·foot·wide filter unit, one
of four operating at the site. ll
was the fint filter unit mis-
hap since they were Installed in 1963.
One night stand? Not in Laguna
If you were plannln1 to spend a ni1ht thls summer in
seaside Laguna, you'd better plan to spend at ltaat two. A
Dally Pilot survey round that nearly all hotels and mottla tn
the Art Colony have a two-night reservation mlnlmum for
the balance of the summer. And. the survey found, you
won't get a refund even if you check out a day early. Hotel
and motel owners aay crowds on band for the Art Festival,
and other attractions generally arrange to stay for more
than one day anyhow. Inn owners call il "good buaineaa,"
but a travel mdust7. lnaider detscrtbed the pracUce to re-porters aa a "rip off. '
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DRUG BULLETIN A HOAX ••
California Department of
Forestry /Oran1e County Jl'lre
Department atatlons received
bulletins wamln& of "lethal tear
1aa" two or three week• •to.
Gres Chambers, nre prevention
lntptdor, said.
In Huntin1ton Beach and
Newport Beach. aupervlalnt ol·
ncen were aware both of the
first alert, then the followup.
A Jtunt1n1ton Beach Police
lltutenant aald be heard •bout It
two months ago. "The Anny 1up.
poafdl1 JOit aome Lance to 1ub.
Vtfllve JrOUPI," ht Hid. ttJt
tumtd out to be a dud rumor,
thOUlb,"boadded. 1
H•ld 1ald ti. bU lnvo the
Freedom ot lntormatloi\ Act 15
Umea to ~ u.d find out wbo S.
scnd.lni out the lnlormaitoa an Lance.
Held tald nupcn ba.e nearly
put ~m GUt of w.tneaa. He utd that ln 1euary thla year, his
companr did $156,000 worth ol
'AlllING'n>N <AP> -tbO 9ftt-Mft~
eel WGrtias tu ~ • ., l to -anted wontna
~ ll•• tos.U..1'. -Jf t allo MY1 t6e Covenuncmt
1bould remove from well.,.. pro-
'1'.•m• the eco omic ueour ... m1nt tor fatben to daert tbe.lr
fa mW•.
Tbe Pre1ldent, In a
pbUOIOphlcal Fathers Day ln·.
tenlew wltb The Aaaociated
Pr ... , dbeuued the problema ol
th• American f amJly in 19'17 and
wbat tbe aovemmeut mlcht do to help.
• • •
Carter, In a special Interview,
apokt ol hll own family life u a
cblld; of hla joy at belnc a
iraadfatber; of b¥ support for
worldna motben, 1ncludina hls
wife, Rolalyn.n. Sendtn1 her on a
diplomatic miaalon to Latin
America "proved to be one of the
better thln1s I've ever done."
> • "" ........ CAUFORNIANU>WILL NORTH AND CUW SHAH DICK WITH SALT SPftAY
· !nt•J"PfiM af'.'d lndeQ9ndence 8pUt Vkotode• In Flm Two RHH
Yachts Each Win One
Then be talked of hh hopea for
the American family.
Jn almoet every prorram that
hia adm.lnlatratlon puta forward,
he eald, "the intearity of the
famlly ouaht to be a tact.or."
Then, pausing almost wlstlully,
he added, "I would be Inclined to
put It 8f a much creater factor,
perbaP1. than some others."
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP> -In·
dependence a.od Ent.trprlae, bat-
tlln1 in 1Wf winda, each won a
race Saturday aa the two 12·
meter yachta opened tho pre-
llm lnary trials for America's
Cup defenders.
Independence took the lead
from Enterprise on the next to last windward leg of the nrst
race and won by seven seconds.
The race wa1 shortened the
second tJme around from 13 lo 5
mllea and Enterprise camt out
ahead by a 27-aecond maritn.
Tbe Enterprlae, skippered by
Lowell North of San Diego,
w aa ln tbe load t.brou1bout
the second race and was ahead
by about 40 seconds alter clear-
ing the third mark.
However, in the first duel, North was changing tacks by the
minute on the last leg or the tri~nguiar course and almost col-
lided with Independence aa both
Even the tax lawa discriminate
•J•lnat the moat tradlttonal famU, value: marriaae.·J'ederal
income taxet total le11 tor two
working elnlle people who live ~ H • nd-R
to1ether than for a married ';.•~ .. t-a uns worklq couple. lJAAI · 411
Conl?'esa bu voted this year to ., -,
reduae the ditference, but It aWl
txl1ta.
Tb• welfare lawa, he aald,
"quite often benefit handsomely
th• dlvldeo family. H the
buaband ~orks full·time at the
minimum wage, he makes acer-
tain Income for his wife and
chlldren. But if he leaves home
or pretends to leave home and
continues to work, and his family
drawa welfare payments, their
standard of living can be greatly enhanced "
Leave Pair Injured
By .JACKJE RYMAN Of .. o.lly ...........
Two hil·and-run accidents
within 10 minutes of each other
injured two woman Saturday
night and backed up traffic along
northbound Newport Boulevard.
The first occurred at 11 :35 p.m.
just south of Bay Street when a
car rear-ended an OldamobUe
and knocked It Into a
Volkswagen. A woman in the
Oldsmobile, Carmen Carlatrom,
28, of Manhattan Beach, com-
plained ot neck and back p.Sns.
Hughes Heirs Split
U~esolved Fort11ne
The three occupants of the sus:..
peel car, described as being In
their late teens and of Latin des-
cent, ned on foot. Police believe
they are the same three men who'
shortly afterwards caU&bt a cab
at Bay Street and Newport
Boulevard, leaving the cab at.
Bristol Street •nd Edln1er
Avenue when they ran out of
moACY. .
Tbetr destination was·thouaht
t~ be Oranse. Police said their
car, a 1988 Mercury, bad been,..
ported stolen.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. CAP) -
Helra of induatrlaliat Howard
Huahes have agreed to a division
of his estate in an out-of-court
settlement. a Montgomery
newspaper reported in today·s
editions.
The settlement, subject to
court challenge because ot suits
filed in several states over tht!
autbenUcity or a number of pur-
ported Hughes wllla, was reach·
ed ''to prevent years of UU,a·
tlon." accordin1 to attorneys for
the heirs, the Journal said.
Under the agreement, the
laraeat share of the estate -23
and five-sixth per cent -would
go to Hughes' aunt, Annette Gano
Lummis of Houston. the
f\ewspaper said. Mrs. Lummis'
son, William, is chairman of the
board of Hu1bea' multl-mllllon·
dollar conalomerate. the Summa
Cot'p.
The reat of tti. fftate. accord·
tni to the Journal's account,
would be dlv1ded ln thia manner:
-Each of three 1rand·
-I ..
daughters of Hughes' uncle, the
late playwright llnd movie pro-
ducer Rupert Hu1be1, would re-
cetve six and one-third percent.
They are Barbara Rushes
Cameron of Los Angeles, Elspeth
Hughes Depould and Agnes
Hughes Robe rts, both of
Cleveland.
-Nine and one-half percent
would be divided equally
between Avis Hu1hes Mcintyre
of Montaomery and Rush Hu1hes
of Callfornla, step-children or
Rupert Hughes.
-Sixteen maternal first·
cousins would share the remain-
ing 47 and two-thlrda percent.
Trial la scheduled Aug. 15 ln a
Clark County, Nev., court on a
petition by Annette Lummis
seekinc to Invalidate Lhe •o·
calltd "Mormon Wlll"
purporUJd.Jy written by Hu1be1. ·
The Howard Hu1hel Mtlllleal Jn1Utute hu filed 1ult ln Lu
Ve1u, clalmm. a wUJ made by
Hu1bes in 1838 leavea tbe •tale
tolely to the lnlUtut.t.
Only minutes later. a brown
Cadillac near Newport
Boulevard and 19th street, a
block awar. twerved Into a
blcycllatpedallnf alone the curb.
Suffering moderate Jntemal ln·
juries wu Cynthia Louise
Eamea, 18, of La Habra.
Police •&td the car continued
down. Newport ~evard but
was •topped IQ lfatnc. A ~taess
ran to Bay Street, where a
pollceman wu dlrect1n1 ltl!tlc
backed up from the earlier accl·
dent, and told him what bad hap..
pen ed.
Police then 'arrested Geor1e
Michael H<>use, 39 whose ad·
dress waa not available, on auapl·
clon ot felony drunk driving and
felony hit and run.
'Ray~Fighl
Oul,.o/.State
PmonSuitch
NASJMI..L!! (AP) -Jam•
Earl Ray's attomey said Satur-
day he will oppose the transfer of
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'• 81·
~aaaln from a Tennessee prlton
to a federal inaUtutlon.
Naabville lawyer Juk
Kerabaw 1aid th• transfer would
violate Ray's con1tltutlonal
rtghta because the prisoner "has
a rl1bt to remain in Tennea1ee,
wb.re b.lsCGUQel la located."
The lawyer 1ald ht could ncit
frequ,ently Oy to All out-of·ltaie
· ftdtr&l prllon to mMt With ~
and U.S. Houle aoualnationl
cosnmUtM lnveaUfetora who
havt been talkiD1 w1tb Ra7 aboU1
tb• 1IQ1aa of tho dVU ri&hta
leader. ·
Kenbaw nfd bt WIDtl to meet
With Atty, Oen. Ort.ml\ a.II to
atate bl1 oppoaltlon tQ the
trantf•~
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PILOTS •••
yachts croued tht finish Une.
Each boat &ot ott to a 1ood
atart in the Initial trial, which
beaan late because Enterprise
ripped a Jlb when the New York
Yacht Club's race committee
had tried to start the race a few
minutes earlier.
Wlnda belween 15 and 20 knots
blew acrou the course from the
Southwest on Saturday, the first
day of the preliminary for the
American boats. Enterprise and
Coura1eoua were picked to duel
today while Independence and
Courageous race on Monday.
There is now a chance that two-
Unie Ameriea's Cup winner In-
trepid will joln ln sel~tlon trials in July and August.
Gerald Driscoll, who was the
sklpper of Intrepid in 1974, aaid a
sudden Infusion of new money
will allow him to modify the boat
with a new on-deck winch system
in preparation for going east.
Grandma's
Screwdriver
Foils ·Robber
A 71-year-old grandmother
who was a quick draw With a
acrewdriver tolled an armecl"rob-
bery attempt ln Santa Ana.
Police Hid a man reportedly •
4tnttl'ed Arcade StatJonert, 1700
S. Main . at 4:30 p.m . Friday
and demanded money at gun.
point from cublel' Evelyn
· Pinchot, 71.
Mn. Plncbot subbed a
1cre1tdrlver, pointed lt at the
man and, accordln& to the police
report, yelled, "Get the bell out
otbere."
The robber then ran out the
door and Jumped Into his car.
Mra. Plnchot '• 17-year-old araod.acn Tyler, who also works
at tHe store, ran out and noted the
Ucenaenumber.
Police moments later arrested
Ramon Hurta, 24, of 3424 W.
Cbntnut Ave., Santa Ana. on 1usp~cloa of armed robbery.
Eror.PflfleAJ
BEACH •••
about 1:40p.m. John LanJ}lnc,21,
·of NI Ba.ker St .• Cotta 1141p_~ l\&f·
ftred an apparent eplleDtlci at·
tack and fell h'om the Ne~rt
Pier lntotbewater.
Ht waa saved by an uniden·
titled bystander, described u a
man ot Latln descenl, who
Jumped Into the water and kept
Lannlng'a head above the sur-
face untll.the lifeguard boat ar-
rived.
In HunUnaton Beach, only 10 or 15 rncuet were reported, 'wttb a
"pretty large" crowd of 30,000.
Temperatures of around 68
degrees at lhe beach and sunny
1klt1 are expected to continue to-
day.
IUNDAY
DAILY PILOT
v
ff -un
Beada PIA Capt. G Sa _
IMr'OiSJM. UCJ Prof Dr
Aniol r far corom tty
Mrrico, P1w O>rponlloe Vltl!
Praldlnt Jay Reed for bullnets. Ste~e Killer of HuntJn~
Beach for acholaatlc achieve·
meat, awimm101 coach Mark
Schu'*1 for eport, and hi1ton&1n Jim~ !or cultural alfalra.
OtberJ were Garden Grove
Community Church founder Dr
Robert H. Schuller for rell1ion.
San Dla10 Padrea pllcber Rllndy
btl\'.I m
•ad bu ftm'IMllllllll
leaden.
Tbt D-ld Pren Club tn·
tlud • m mbert who are
employed at Oran1• County
now1p1per edit.on and reporten,
public relat.Jom, adve~i•l"I and
broadc lPtrtOMel.
Followtn1 la • bri t 4lcetch of
tac:b winner·
-Capt. Gin• Saunden, Ttho
1tand1 .. 1U1ttt l·f .. t·I and
welehs • lean fSO pounds, wu
rited for "• ton of cour11•" laat April when ht IUCCtHfully
1quHied lhrou1b a 30-lncb 1as·
ttlltd uncler1round draina1• tun·
nel to r"cue two trapped boya.
Saunder• was credlted with
aav1ne the Jlve1 of Joaeph
Ouepree. 10. and Gerry Marlow.
11. who bad been trapped nearly
2.a hoW'l ln the tunnel.
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q _, with
pla)inl a ml!Uor • In bMalnt t.M ClrparatiDn'1 loUtbem
· Cautomta DlvlfiDn aad cor· Porat• b .. dquarten back to Oran,. County. Al th• corpora· tlon'a vice prealdeat for ad·
mlnlltrat.lon, Reed wa• noted for
hi• rol• ln P'luor11 profound lm·
pact 0o the economlo d"elop.
ment and IJO'fith of tb• county.
-Stepblnlf Mllltr hu betn
bllnd 1lnco birth. Upon 1rlldu•·
Uon t!UI 1priQ1 lrom Mount St.
Mary's Coll•••· abe l"tcelved tho
school'• firat Prealdent'a Award.
St•phanie, who llvea with her
mother and father, Patricia and
John. Miller, '" ff141Un1ton BHcll. 11 now embarklnt upon a
proml1ln1 1ln1tn1 and mualc
teachlnc career.
-Mark Schubert was cited as
beln1 the moat 11.ltceaaful •wlm
coach in the country The Mis-
sion Viejo Nadadore1 won aall
three tiUet, men'1 women'• and
team, at last year's National
AA U Senior Outdoor Long
Courae Swim cb1mpion1tups.
and lHm members carried away
three 1old medal.I. four silver
medals and set three world rc
cords durine the 1976 Olympics m •
Montreat
Scbubert was at a 1w1m meN
ing in South Carolina Friday and
hi• award waa accepted by Assis
Lant Coach Patrick Burch
Jim Sleeper, Oranae County
author an~ hiltorian, was
honored in cultural af(ain ror his
effort.a to trace and 1hare with
other• the county'• rich leeacy
He was cited ror making the past
live vividly and for preaerving 1t
with cue.
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Dilly"'"',.......,. P'lll O'Oefllltll
STEPHANIE MILL.l!R ReADS IAAILLE ON Hl!R CERTIP'ICATE TO HEAOLINl!A AUDIENCE
l!mcee Vick Knight, Afght, Had Ju1t Announc9d Her Scholattlo Achlevementa
Dr. John W. Casey was pre•
11ldent of Fullerton Colleae until
laat month when he became ch1t•f
adm1n1stralor of the Seattle
Community College District.
Caaey was saluted Cor forming
a consortium of the county s
com muruty colleee districts lo
build a $600,000 Manne Studws
Institute al Dana Point Harbor.
Dr. Robert H. Schullt-r.
pastor and founder ot the G6lrden
Grove Community Church. start·
ed with a drlve·ln style church
and haa built a following or
millions through his church.
booka and weekly television minl1try.
Schuller waa out of town and
his award waa accepted by h1s
eon, Robert Schuller Jr.
-Randy Jonea, San Diego
Padres pitcher and 11 native or
Brea, was picked as a pro·
fe11lonal 1porta Htadhner for his
talent and peraeverance an over·
comlne injuries.
Jones, a 1976 Cy Youn1 Award
winner Md SporUn1 News Na-
tional Le11ue Pitcher of the
Year, wa1 travollna with the
team. Hi• parent.a accepted hi$
award.
No-fault Insurance 'More Fair':
WASHINGTON CAP> A new
federal 1urvey or no.fault
automobile maurance plans in 16
states concludes that no-fault
provide• quicker and more
equitable benefiUJ than does the
traditional liability 1y1tem.
"No·fault automobtle in
aurance works,'' aaid the Depart
mont ol TranaportaUon.
The report aald the 16 states
with full-fledaed no.fault In
surance plans "would appear to
conrlrm the baalc aoundneu of
the theory and ~he reasib11ity of
the lhrory s 1mplemt!nlalion
Sen. Warren G. Mal(nuaon ([)
Waah.), chairman of the Senat<•
Commerce Committee. released
lhe DOT study. Ile su1d he will
use It in he11ring1 beginning June
27 on tus proposal for federaJ no
fault muumum standards.
"The DOT study con!lrm1 that
good no-fault laws are worldnl(
errlciently and effectively to
compensate auto accident \ic
Lima," Magnuson said
"Perhaps now wo can enact a
uniform, sensible statute and
stop this root-dragging ...
Comperuatlon for Injuries or
damaae ln auto accidents trad1·
t1onally la funded by llabllity in·
surance. Under that 1y1tem,
blame hlUI to be rtxed on one par-
ty whoee insurance then com
penaatea the victim.
Del•Y• 1n paymeDt.a, jnequlta·
ble benefit award• and a large
build up or court cases led to a
movement lo substitute no-raull
for the ltab1ltty rnsurance
system.
In the 16 states studied by the
DOT, no-fault insurance had
three common reature1 · man-:
datory economic 1011 benefits.
were JVallable to all victims re~
1ardle11 of fault; these benellb{
replaced ltability lnaurance fol'
compenaatln& the aame 1011: an~
vlctim1 were re1trlcted In their.
rlfht. to aue for damaaes tor 1uch-
ln angibles as "pain and 1utrer-:
ing."
Scout Death Clues Seen
The report concluded that.
-No.fault plaM provide more:
adequate and equitable benefit& than the llablllty 1y1tem~
especially Cor seriously injured.
accident victims and for victims·
or slnale·car accident.a where nO:
· 1econd penon could be blamed. ·
-Payments are paid promptly'
for economic losses under no-
reult insurance, a marked im··
provement over other plans, the:
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LOCW'I' GROVE. Okla. CAP>
-M~yea County Sheriff Glen
''Ptte'' Weaver says in ·
v11U1aton were examining a
blunt Instrument that may have
been~ ln the sex slaymgs of
three Girl Scouts. But District
Atty. Sid Wl11 said pol ice had not
yet found the death weapon.
A converted Navy submarine detection plane swoops
down to aid in cxtingu1shmg a brush fire that razed 40
acres or state land five miles east of San Juan Capistrano
Saturday. The fire, which broke out about 2 p.m., took
three hours to put out. with 120 firertghten from the
California Department of Forestry and the Orange Coun·
ty Fire Department working with the aid of five planes.
There were no r eported mjuriea and the cause of the llre
is under investigation
W£AVER SAID crime
laboratory technicians were
check.inc out a blunt instrument
which be had not seen but which
may have been used in the slay·
in11 of Lori Lee Farmer , 8: Dons
Denl1e Milner, 10, and Michelle
Guae, 9, laat Monday. All throe
SAFE BET THEY'LL GET IT OPEN ••.
(From Page Al)
L.OTS OF OPININQ9
Loob\uter '•rm•I••
1low the other guy down with a
better built safe," he said.
Ke Hid safes built in the early
1800i were made of cast iron.
"You didn't have electricity for
hllh·speed drills so there wa11 no
need for stroneer safes,"
Parmelee explained.
·'Now it's spa co-age safc1,
made out of the hardest sub·
stances in the world.''
The students begin flllng back
In the 1mall meeUng room after
lunch, w'ttb the instructors
watchinc the student's material
closely.
"We're pretty secretive about
what we teach," Parmelee e1·
plained.
Roosevelt Jordan 11 lookll\I over his combination lock data
ah.eel. He ls a correctional ofltctr
at a women's prison near Mira
Lo1"9a
Jordan aaid hi!l's ln chara• OI
"'It's a security check," malntaioing 7'0 tockl at tt\o
Ptrmel•nld. prilon facility. "That's how
"Onty three ktisd• of Pf'OPI• m1n1 women •t'vo •ot ther•:'
open Hf et," he Hid, "GOod b aatd. ,'IAiid thoy all have
cu11. Uke us, bad 1uy1, anct'tht tw~ \My w_,,Uckked up."
customer." Mike er.. tftd b youna
Wben a new 11fe l1 latrodUced lll'othet Pa~ operate a lock'
on the market. th4 Cdml~ •-•ltd eafe bU.11 on old Newport anent 11 the lint In llne to ~ Boulev&rd lo Ne._wport Beach.
ont, Pumt.l said. 1k orpnlied this weekend••
''There are no HCl'ttl ln the .. to Khool1 llgntna up many Of, ulldttworld," t e IOCbmtths and coordlnaU ••they nt d urea too. you plans With Parmelee ln Florida.
k"ow. Ha to have a place to put "There'• Juat no senu in drill·
their own ltt·cottcn eaw," ti ln1 hol• in a perfectly Sood aar
J1u1hed. . ! . lf you can open It In a roasooabl
Wbllo Parmelee won't admit amount ol lime b7 manlpul •·
there lsn't a aaf ttiat can't be lion," Mlk Cree aald.
broken lnto, tio said th ra~ to "Thal'• on ol lb t uons I'm
bul1Clabett.ctaafol1m1dd nln1. btH.'' h 11ld. ••Just trflol t.O
•'You' really J111t tryinc to ~e~mt~•down."
atria were aexually molcated.
Wile told reporters that
authorities had not turned up
anything that might have been
used to beat the girls
Weaver and Wise were un·
avallable for comment lale
Saturday on the apparent conflict
in their 1talement1.
w,se 1ald one or three apeclaJly
trained tracking do((s flown in
from Pennsylvania to help look
for clues ln the sla9ln111 had Auf-
f ered heat stroke and was near
death Temperature" climbed in·
to the mld-90s Saturday after
noon In thJ11 community 45 miles
northeast of TuJaa.
The three do11 led authorlUes
last week to 1 nearby farm house
which had been bur1larlzed the
night or the killings.
"THE DOGS have established
to our uUstactlon that the In·
truder was the same person who
committed the trae1c trlple·
murder." Wlae said.
Jack Shroff, owner or the farm
house, 1ald Saturday the buralar
muat have been a larae man
because he ripped a door handle
latch of( without any evidence or
first prying 1t loose.
Rope and tape matchlhl that
u1ed on the vlctlm11 were
round in the rarm house, Wlse
said.
DOT1~d. ·
-Inaurance premiums can be:
lowered when no.fault benefits.
are coordinated with benerits·
from other aource1. :
-The cost of administenn1 no··
fault auto insurance i• probably:
lower, the report aaid, because.
claim• are simpler to make and·
fulfill. But the DOT study aaid it:
now hu no way lo docume,nt th1$-
aa11umpUon.
-The backlog of court ca1es
involving auto accident claims 1!4
1ub1tantlally eaaed under a no·
la ult •Yttem.
-Seriously Injured auto acC1·:
dent vlcUms are more likely to
Hek erfectlve rebabllltatlon un·
der no-fault 1y1tam1.
CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY
50°/o TO 70°/o OFF
Mi TYPES OF FAl .. CS
"EXCLUSIVE SERVICE TO HOMEOWNERS ..
AUl AD found l\IJ
'••11a1tod ov•r
DftMIUtt•• tJUa COUDlry," )(
tcild an enet&Y c:ra•is meet· ~~r>red by tho Democrallc
Nauoa.J Forum.
~ ODdale said the United States
muat ftnd alternative ener1y
O\U'C to avoid a siluat1on
• where "this nation'• ener1y
lifeblood will be in the hands of
foreip r\&Uons which will have
the power to br1n1 our economy
to a halt with the tum or~ valve."
, The vice president praised
Carter's energy program, which
bad been attacked earlier In the
meeting by consumer advocate
Ralph Nader and Ohio Sen.
floward ~nbaum . Metzen· baum crlticiz Carter's plan for
jillowing high fuel costs, while
Nader faulted it ror not placing
more emphas1~ on developing solar energy
MONDALE SAID that, despite
expected fuel price mcrease:.,
lhe administration doesn't
"believe the 011 and gas com·
pames whould reap billions in
windfall profits al the expense or
the American people "
He cr1llc1zed a recent vote
by the I louse Commerce subcom·
m1ttee to take controls off the price of natural gas, saying 11
)YOuld add $71 billion Lo fuel costs
by 1985.
Mondale said thut domestic energy supplies could bt> de
veloped without harming the en·
vironmenl
"We reject the idea that the
answer to the energy crisis is lo
rush ahead with an unplanned,
crash progra m to develop
domestic energy reserves re
eardless o( the costs," he said
He added that state government
should have a voice In any new
011 and gas lenses.
uq KNEW W 'd .,. aUt'•
ceuful," aaya Jerri, "but ll
we had known how l\K·
cealful, we mll,ht have bees
1cared away."
Home At Laat started three
years •10 when the two
friend• were contacted
lhroush acqua!ntances to find
a house for Encli•h 1uitarlst
Enc Clapton while he was in
Miami recordane a new album.
The JCirls found Clapton a house on Ocean Boulevard, an
address which became the
Utle of his hit record.
Recalls Cindy, "We went
out and approached groups
through their manaiers and
recording companies. There is a real need for this.''
Although the 24-ye~r·old
businesswomen will not dis·
cuss current euests, tlley say
they provided homes for
groups including The
Average White Band, Firerau
and Crosby, Stills and Nash
on a recent weekend.
Many o( their clients come
to them by way of Miami's
Criteria recording studio
"CINDY AND Jerri are
very business minded and
very efficient," says Jack
Davis, Criteria's general
manager "It just proves the
old mousetrap theory about
•
Cindy Johnson, Jerri Jenkins fintl havens
the world beatint a patb to
your door. Tbeytve really
helped our business."
But the two say guests ate
not just musieiana. They aay.
other cUenta have Included royalty, movie stars,
diplomata and businessmen.
"One ot the main things
we're orferlng is privacy,"
explains Jerri. "We built our
reputation on integrity and
hard work. People in the busi-
ness were skeptical about two
young women doing this sort
of thing. They thought all
we'd want to do was party;
we can't afford that."
When guests sign up,
agents are contacted to learn
the cltents' favorite foods, li·
quors and hobbies. A card
catalogue Is kept on' their
client.I' Ukea and dislikes.
THE PERSONALIZED
service coat.a about $38 per
person for a group of 10.
Prices are tUgher for smaller
parti'9,
·"If we know there are
fishermen in the group, we'll
have poles and bait waiting Cor
them," says Cindy
The two art students admit
they were a little awed about
their famous guests at first.
"Sometimes we'd get a ht·
tle nervous about whether
they liked the food because it
was so quiet in the dmmg
room,'' recalls Cindy.
"But alter awhile we re·
alized they were JUSt people."
American Newest Saint
VATICAN CITY CAP) Pope
Paul Vl proclaims J ohn
N epomucene Neumann as
America's first male saint to-
day before thousands of U.S. p1l·
grims, including two Pennsylva-
nians who believe they owe their
lives to the intercession of
Philadelphia's ''little bishop."
Papal spokesmen said more
than 20,000 Americans -
including U.S. Vatican represen·
tative Henry Cabot Lodae.
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Fizzo
and eieht American cardinals -
are expected to jam St. Peler's
Square to hear the Pope order
Bishop Neumann ''inscribed in
the Catalogue or Saints,"
commotion at the time over my
cure," he told reporters
Lenahan, a music teacher, was
19 years old when his head was
nearly crushed against a utility
Pole while he was riding on a car
running ooard. The comatose
youth recovered alter his parents
touched him with a piece or the
bishop's cassock,
Juice Pamel
~yOOSt
Miss Bryant
• LAKELAND, Fla. CAP)-
Anita Bryant's aucce11 aa a
Spokesman qa.mst bomOMXUal
debt.a may cost her the $109.000 a
year job of p1tch1ng Flonda
orange jwce in television a~,
state otric1als say. \
"The whole Anita thlYPis 8 meas," says Arthur D 1 ,
director of publicity Co he
Florida Department of Citrus.
''No matter what we decide,
we're only going to lose. I wlah
she would just resign."
\ DEPARTMENT officials say
the filming of this fall's television
campaign has been suspended
until they receive the results or a
survey studying her "market ef· rectiveness ...
They say part or the problem is
that the singer has become more
recognized for her outapoken re·
hgious oppositon to homosexual
rights than as a spokesman for
the citrus industry.
"You can't be a commercial
star and an evangelist at the
same time," says Douelu Hof·
fer, the department'!! marketing
director. tf offer said the survey will
measure whether consumers
have come to identify Bryant
with the homosexual issue more
than with oranees.
WHEN MISS Bryant helped
form Save Our Children, lnc., the
group that led the successful
campa1'n for the repeal of Dade
County's homosexual rights
campalen, Darling said he hoped
the furor over Miss Bryant's
stand would die down aj'ter the election.
Darling says the department
has received a stack of "Aruta
hate mail" mostly ftom
California homosexuals vowing
to boycott Florida citrus pro-
ln
an frClrt to from a.err 11.
&nee w ay Tippett as
nine other membml ol tk dnts rto1 bait M p with their nsu, bats. pipes, •hoe9 and
·•at Olt everythlni they could
1et their bands on, .. taJd omcor
Marvin Temple, one of the f1rat
two policemen into Ute apart-
m ot,
"I've .been on t.b1I job ei~t
years," Temple aa d. ''I've teen
eome a UWe wo~ but she was
beaten pretty bad. She COUid
hardly •peak, I I
TBMPLB MID the wotnan 's
race was badly bruised, ber eyes
ne-.rly swollen shut. Her hands,
feet and arms were also heavily
brulsed. She was hospitalized in '
sau•ract«y condition.
Seven men and three women
ran1in1 ln ace from 18 to 28 were
booked suspected of assault with
intent to do ereat bodily harm
and drue possession. Two other
persons were arrested In the raid
and booked on drue Possession.
Tlppett was booked on suspicion
of kidnaping for ransom.
Polke Grab
Hijacker on
Bulgarian Jet
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia
CAP) -A pistol·wieldinj hi·
jacker seized a 'Stewardess on a
domestic Bulgarian flight and
demanded lo be flown to Western
Europe, officials said. The plane
landed here and Pohce over·
powered the gunman without ln-
j u r y to th e 49 Bulgarian
passengers and crew.
The hiJncker, led away from
the plane in handcuffs, was 1<1en·
tified by police as Tsankov
Dimitrov, 22. They said he was
an auto mech anic in the
Bulgarian village of Lorn. •
Kansas Rainstor1n
Swamps Low Areas
ducts.
· Yueoslav officials did not say
why the gunman commandeered
the plane. But they ruled out a
connection between the incident
and a 35-naUon conference under
way in Belgrade or with recent
terrorist act.a by Croation na·
tionallst.a who seek ind"!pendence
from Communist Yugoslavia. Among those arriving Satur-
daf were ~ichael Flanigan. 19, ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ of Philadelphia and J . Kent
Lenahan, 40, of Villanova. Pa.,
OGDEN, Kan. CAP> -The
Kansu National Guard patroled
the streets of Ogden Saturday
night in the aftermath of a
Curious rainstorm that dropped
\IP to seven lnches ot raln In
north-central Kansas.
THE STORM caused flash·
flooding in the north-central
Kansas fnrmine community,
washing away a half-dozen
mobile homes and nearly as
many automobiles. No one was
(nJured.
Mayor Ben Gieber estimated
damage to Ogden alone at nearly
$1 million, and Riley County
police declared a 7 p.m curfew
rn an effort to prevent looting
· Rain beaan pelting Oeden.
about 135 miles west of Kansas
City, and surroundme com·
muolUea late Friday ni1ht and
numerou creeb ln the ~ged
couotryalde were out of tbeir
banks belore lt stopped.
• AboUt 200 f ammes had to be
evacuated 1n Oiden when Seven
ile Creek flooded, aendlni aa
•
much as six feet of water raging
through a mobile home park. The
water was waist deep before
some residents were able to eet
dressed and flee.
Kay Tryor, one of the mobile
home owners, said the water rose
so fast it. sounded "Like a train
roaring through.''
THE RAIN ended early Satur·
day and some persons were able
to return to their homes by after·
noon . But Gieber said it would be
several days before all the
families would be back.
The storm also temporarily
closed Kansas 18, the com·
munity's main thoroughfare, and
washed out part oC a Union
Pacific roadbed.
In Chapman, about 25 miles
southwest of Oeden, at least one
family was evacuated from a
trailer park alter r&ibfall of four
to five inches caused a creek to
overflow.
Jn nearby Manhattan, stree&.t
were covered by fl ve to six feet of
water nmo!f.
whose miraculous cures led to
th e 19th century bishop's
canoziation.
Vatican s pokes men said
Flani1an developed terminal
bone cancer at aee 6, and doctors
decided l\11 case was hopeless.
His parents took him to the
bishop's shrine ln Philadelphia to
pray, and today his only re·
minder of the disease is a slight
limp in his right leg.
"I REMEMBER going to the
shrine, but there wasn't much
POT'S NAVEL
EFFECT NOVEL
ROCHESTER (AP> -Pot
smoking will never replace
alcohol u America's "drug of
choice," says a former director
or the U .S . Institute on
Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse.
"Marijuana makes a person in·
tros~ve and Utey study their
owl'I ~vel," quipped Dr. MorriJ
Chal•tz at a Mayo Clinic con·
ferenct. "But wtten you drink
alcohol you become outaoing and
1tudy tom.,ne else's navel."
iPlains Stat~s Dry, CoOI
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AoditFIDdS
New Fraud ·
In Medicaid
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A
i tinulng federal audit of
dlc&Jd payment.a to doctors
pharmacies has now turned
up 037 cues of apparent fraud or
abuse, Joseph Califano,
Secretary of Health, Education
aqd Welfare, said Saturday.
Night Sky Ablaze
In Glow of Meteor
THE FIGURE includes 222
phys1c1ans and 315 pharmacies
whose claims were found by
computer checks to be "validat·
ed" instances falling within the
standards for fraud or abuse, he
said.
He addition, the secretary told
a news conference, the aucUt is
turning up thousands of cases
that appear solely from com-
puter data to involve 1r-
regularat1es, though they have
yet to be ch&cked further. In
California alone, some 2,000
cases fall into that cateaory, be said
LOS ANGELES (AP)-An ap-
parent meteor filled the Western
sky with a brilliant flash ol blue
light early Saturday morning,
triggenng hundreds of calls to
police and sheriffs.
A UTllORl'ftES IN Fresno said
they received more than 250 calls
from residents who saw a blue
light streaking northward
through the San Joaquin Valley
skies at2 a.m.
The na!h of hght which last·
ed about four seconds -was also
reported by residents In Nevada
and Arizona.
One truck driver, who pulled
over to the side or the road to
watch, said it was "aa bright as
the sun. It lit up the whole sky."
The meteor's light was spotted
as far east as Salt Lake City,
Utah, where an air traffic con·
troller srud It ht up the enllre city.
In some parts or eastern
California, residents _reported
hearing "what soundect hke a
sonic boom" several minutes
after the flash
The meteor was large enough
to possibly have dropped
some debris over Western states,
according to Kim-SUssman. a
guide at the Griffith Park
Observatory here.
He said the size Indicated it
may have broken up into smaller
particles as it passed through the
earth's atmosphere.
"WHENEVER YOU have a
meteor that size. there 1s always
the chance of debris," he said.
But so tar. he noted, no
meteorites have been found
Brad Balley, an employe at Mt.
Palomar Observatory near San
Diego, said. "lt was a very
bright, bluish white light that
looked like a flash cube doing ore ...
The apparent violations were
found in a massive screening,
ca lied Project Integrity, that as
of June 9 had checked aome 252
million Medicaid transactions in·
volvlng 231.000 physicians and
44 .000 pharmacies, said CaHCano.
THE SECRETARY, hereto ad·
dress the American Medical As·
soc1at1on on Sunday and pre-
sumably discuss administration
proposals to contain the upward
march of hospital costs, e'm-
phas1zed that most health care
providers are honest. Pros~u·
hon of those suspected of fraud,
he said. will in most cases be car-
ried out by the states in which the
doctors live.
"We have bct>n receiving ex·
cellent cooperation from all the
states we have been lo," Cahfano
said
Bulldogs
Gnaw Ear
Off Girl, 7
Custom drapery
SALINAS CAP> -A
7-year-old girl was in
critical condition Satur-
day after three pit bull·
dogs ripped off her ear
and bit her more than 100
times around the face.
Police said Pamela
Bennett was playin&
next door with the dogs
Friday when they unex·
pected.ly turned on her.
The dop were taken to
the city animal shelter
arter \be attack.
orricers said the does
are owned by two elderly
we-men, Florence
Martina and Frances
Bennett. They were una· '
ble to pull the frens.led
an1mala of( the little girl
and asked ror help from
• oel1hbor, Angelo
Aran1Wen.
ArMIW'tn said w)len •
he arrived inside tbe --·ll'Si•iH•~M1~R'itl~
bouee "the gJrl was un·
c:onsclous and one of tho
women was attemfttng to drae a plt bul off
her.'• He 1J,id he ned
when the dap turnf'd on
bla:n and returned with a
boe to he.Ip th• women
set the cSoca 1oe ed 1D
another roosn.
0 bu played with
the dl>tl beloro and from
all ladJeatJona that I 1et
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No obllgallon, of courae.
.. We Just had aSatu.rday mom·
inf breakfast chat. Tho point ts
not. to arrive at tome compUcat·
ed, neiotiatod arreement. but
rather to improve the lines or
commu.Dieation and briDI the
federal and state 1overnmeat
closer tocether, '.' Brown aaid. ·
·•over the years, the 1tate
Water QuaUty Control Board and
the Cederal Bureau of Reelama-
.. --·-IY ll ••
Intl!!'ll.-(
dru1> •• l dlcate ••r f HftallJ t.bat t.be vlewa ot
Calllornia .. to bl cat•
•idn'td
• 'Tbe f1nt thlq Vice P,,l!Sklimt
Mondat. aald to me •• tn Naf.
finqatloD ol thal principle. lb.at
lb• It&* abaU be elven duo
wet1b\ ud delerenee ln thell'
policy detennlnaUom," Brown
Hld.
BaOWN A.N'l1CIPAT88 more meetinp IOOf\ with federal ol·
ficlat. on water projects: chief
amoni them "is to be able to
complete tho Peripheral Canal
and the CallComia Water Pro-jeclll."
To do that. Brown said, re·
quires enactment by Conareu
and the President of some kind of
euarantee of ao adequate Cresh
waler now into the Delta to repel
the salt water Crom San Fran-
dsco Bay.
A~W.,...._
NEW COOPERATION
V.P. Watter Moncl•te
New West File Rifled
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -
Editora at New West magazine
say a file involving the People's
Temple and the Rev. Jim Jones
was ''disturbed" during a
burglary, but nothing was taken.
Contributing editor Phil Tracy
told officers Friday that it ap-
peared one of the mes had been
"jammed back in" the filing
cabinet during a break-in last week.
Tracy said there has been
"controversy, contention and
lo ta of phone calls" since 1t
became known that the
magazine was planning to
publish a story on People's Tem·
pie.
CllP Ollltttr 8 ... t
BARSTOW CAP> -A 26-year·
old California Highway Patrol ot·
fleer was shot and critically
wounded early Saturday when he
stopped a car on Interstate 15, of-ficerssaid.
John A. Lopez of Barstow was
listed ln critical condition al
Loma Linda Medical Center.
A 5~·year CHP veteran, Lopez
stopped two men ror a routine
speed check about 7 ::SO a.m. and
discovered the vehicle had been
reported stolen.
T~ Tip• Tlppf
LOS ANGELES CAP>
Whoever said acting ts easy? If
( BRIEFS )
what happened to actress Tippi
Hedren is any proof, the business
is getting rougher all the llme.
But for Tembo, a 9~·foot tall
bull elephant, motion picture
work is as e311y as a heave-ho.
Which is exactly what he did to
Miss Hedren during the ftlmmg
of a movie scene. The tumble
broke her ankle.
M .. ritlaoaR&.e
SACRAMENTO CAP)
Minorities are increasing so fast
in California that it wlU soon be
the first ''Third World state,"
says Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally.
Dymally, a black born in
Trinidad, released a report
Saturday which said minorities
had risen from 20.4 percent of
California's total population m
1970 to34.7 percent this year.
"IC the present trend con-
tinues. by 1990, California
minorities will comprise a stag-
gering 60.7 percent of the total
population."
f.oecdfoll Appeakd
SAN FRANCISCO (AP>
Frederick N. Woods. one of three
men accused in the 1976
Chowchilla busnaping, has asked
the state Supreme Court for a
hearin& on his motion to cban&e
the location of the trial.
Woods contended in a petition
that he could not get a fair trial in
Alameda County, where the case
had been transferred from
Madera County. The District
Court or Appeal denied a similar
request last week.
OMldrea Kllled
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A San
Diego woman was under guard
Saturday at University Hospital
after she allegedly stabbed bel'
two young sons to death with
butcher knives, then drank insec·
t1c1de, police said. • .
They said the husband of Dian·
na Jean Norrell, 30, discovere4
the bloody bodies of his two sons
m bed after he returned from
work. George Norrell, a 36-year·
old engineer, was directed to the
bedroom by his wife, where he
peeled back the covers to find
George Jr., 5, and Lee. 2, under
the sheets
Sex Off eme Bill
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Men·
tally disordered offenders con·
victed of sHual or violent crftn6
could be committed to a state
hospital for three-year terms un·
der bills passed by the Senate
Friday.
nd loan ln UtuU •
lllon in mort1•1• lo n1 ar, bellevo tfit toarln1
ftM'r.nl a mOllth f ot the put
1 mply I J otr 1ratdually.
ln 4carct lngl .f amlly home• hu
pon1lblt for the onr-tnnated prices.
~eclu hu be n to buy u home, rent lt 9ut for
od. th r•Hll It at a hu1e proflt. Rental home1
..,.1N11o•·-~-r homes for Hlo ln ome areu, H buyera
alt th rllln1 mark t. •
• lntenailled non. to cool ho~ina apecu.la·
tlon lper down paymentM and lo11n r .. , for
~ctilaton, a.nd even denial ot loans to person. not lntendlnl to occupy a home -ore be1innin1 to work.
At 1pecu.lator1 pull out or the market and bulldera
produce more new bom•. pnce inflation wlll 1low.
· But in steadily developins ·areas, such as Orange
County. there's little chance that buyer's market
housing bargains ever will reappear-and a home in
: Ora Ille County will remain an A-1 lnvestment.
Perfectly Pointless
. There are many important events tn the month or
·June. Students araduate from high school• and col·
·1e1e1. Fathen are honored. The Legislature and city
)
lL'I 'a ID ftlM~
~ l
edl t by
•
LMt r hono WIK.irk, cot rl ht
tho 1pir1t ol th1ng1 by on a \n'Ol\I nt out al
Dayton. 0 and m c l1and welcome.
The non·arrl val of th iuest ot honor wu Coll.owed
by an Irrelevant W ek parado in which all the partlcl.
pants but ooe aot lolt.
Thls year'• "week" promt1n to be equally
crammed with dynamic apathy. Jim Kelleher. draft-
ed 3J5th by the Minnesota Vlk!nJt, has been in train·
tns ut the \JnJverslty of Colorado "to party for a 1olld
week.''
They muy call lt Irrelevant Week. but come-to
think of lt, what's more relevant In summer at the
hcuach than run?
Trucks and Speeding
Cali!omiu Highway Patrol Commissioner Glen
Craig sari he's tired of aettlng citizen complalnt1
about "11~antlc trucks travellna at oxce11ive speedl
and followmg too close."
Craig says more than half the complalntl he re·
ceives have to do with reckless truck of,erator1. So
he's ordered the CHP to get buay with an 'extenalve"
truck enforcement program.
The commissioner says the Caltfornia Truckina
As sociation has been doing its best to help enforce tho
55 mph speed Jlmit and encourage aaf e truck drlvlna.
but it can't reach all the truckers.
• •
~-~~. (f) ... , .. c:,. ... , ....... S.--To-•,
govemment8 are f everlshly wreatline with budgets
'.and taxes.
· And in Newport Beach they have Irrelevant
And the CB radlo voaue has made thin11 even
more difficult as truckers broadcut warnina1 when
they spot CHP units.
It may not be an easy t&Jk, but any driver who
has been tailgated by one of the speeding monsters
must wish the patrol well.
''Come. on ... .1'11 show you 1hi PA<k doot."
:week.
The muln thing about the week. which opens Mon-
Rhetoric on Ray: 'Guilt arid Emotion· Run Deep'
WASHINGTON -James Earl
Ray Is back In prl1on, and that'•
good. He made el1ht miles in 55
hours, but electrified the
American people. When It come"
to the auasslnatlon of Mortin
Luther King , emotion and guilt
run deep
When Ra y was t•nptur~ under
a lt!af pile, he looketl "like u pig
wallowing 1n
a: s ty,'' UC·
co rding l o
authorities .
H e wasn't the
only human In
this story who
elected to
wallow . A
gatherln1 of
"spok~men"
cho1e to
wallow In some wild rhetoric,
which only shows how close to
the aurtace anything to do with
the late Dr. King is.
"I am firmly convinced.
beyond a shadow of a doubt, that
James Earl Ray has not escaped
but 1s part of a plan." declared
·l h e R e v . R a I p h D a v 1 d
Abernathy, who baa had his pro·
bleiiia lately 1ett1n1 publicity.
••THERE WAS a conspiracy ror him to eacape jaU last rtiaht,"
intoned the Rev. Jesse Jack.ton,
an otherwlae lntelll1ent man.
"Ray wU1 be killed bJ: those who
helpedhlm1etoutof all.''
Lyndon Wade irector of
1\tlanta'1 Urban Lea1ue, saw a
)lnl1ter "muter plan" to
-ellmlnat. Ray Juat when "he's
started talkln1" Cto the House
Committee on AaussinaUorus>.
And Maxine Smith, executive
secretary of the Memphla
NAACP, said It WH incredible
that Ray, "the mo~t well-know"
, prlaoner in the U S .. " could
e!lcape
If that was n't onouah ex·
preu ion of paranoia, well. Andy
Young put in his two cents'
worth. too.
He said he wa!I cynical about
the Ray situation because of his
own past experiences with them-
vestigat1on of Dr. Klna's death,
and "I fi gure there are forces out
there working a~ainsl us that we
don't have any underatandina
of.''
SO WE'RE DOWN lo sinister
forces, devils and the need for an
exorcist. It Is understandable
that black leaders feel deeply
about any escape by Ray, but lo
lmpulaively cry "conapiracy" is
to act beneath their own m·
telll&ence.
The belt rcportl are that Ray
himaelf probably or1anized thla
escape that prisoners co -
operat;d by sta1in1 a fight to
divert 1uardl, that tht e1capee
1roup (lt wH lntegrated with one
black) was clever enou1h to
avoid a 2.300·\lolt eable which
diacoura1ea e1capee1.
Tbeq we have tht Tennuaee
comml11loner or correctlon1,
and a ratt or other ottlclala. ln-
cludif11 the deputy chief counsel
of the House As1u1lnatlon Com·
mitt.ff, report1n1 that. there i• no
( THI~CHJ
evidence that Ray had outside
help In the escapl.!
TUE PROSAIC explanation,
sadly e noug h for th e con-
sp1rntorial minded. 1s usually thl•
moat credible. Ray. ser ving u
99·y('ar sentence, t r ied three
l1 mt-1 to escape from Brushy
Mountain state prison
Only two week" aeo. ho re·
marked, "They wouldn't have
me m maximum security if I
w11n't lnt.ereated tn '-ettln1 out."
Those who cry • coniplracy"
and demand to know why he wu
releHed from aolltary conllne-
ment In July, 1971, where he had
been for three years, ahould be
ad vised that he was released
because ll federal JUdfe ruled
that such connnemenl violated
Ray's constllutlonal rlght11. 111 the
federal Judge part or the con-
•piracy?
Then there la Ray's own 25·
year career u criminal and
pri1oner. Since asc 14, Ray has
been In serious trouble. He la a
many.time loser, 1 0 many
times he ha11 tried to escape. He
Punch-----------
I (
Costs Concern Carpenters
• •
To the Editor:
Houaln1 COltl are outatrlppln1
jnflatlon -and WICH -by an
aJmOlt 2.5-1 ratlo. And n.w boua-.
in1 coata have rl11n an un-
precedented 35 percent ln the
PJlt year alone. ·
: Union carpenter• and con-
svuction era.ftamen haven't had a. pay hlk• in lJ mont.b1, nor have w• netotiatecl for wapea In more
tban tine yeara. I all union
Wal llldctWY ,...,. to double,
tbe11Ull Wouldn't equal the ln·
ere ... '" boUifnl coat.a du.¢01 the put )'tat.
The MW bome tbat told only
1lx monlht aao for teo,ooo
alrtadY hu tnor .. 1ed In val\le
n>or• than the total c°'t o.t all the
ORANOI COAIT
DAILY PILOT
union labor Involved in bulldlnt
It Each year, the coat of union
labor uaed to construct a new
home become• a amaller part of
the total ntw bomt prtce taa.
Union labor now accountl for
leaa than 15 percent of the total
tab u compared to 33 percent
threedecad11a•o.
In aome commun1Ue1, the total
labor cottl in bulldtn1 • new
home are e"ceeded by aov·
1nunem·tmpoatd permltl, feet,
condltioti1 and nevtr·tndlnt
bureaucraUo red tape.
ALllbDY, tbe aY1ra11 prtce
ol a new 1lnal•famU1 detached
home acted.I tioo.ooo. And all
hou1t.na prtca -and rents -are rll~I· 11 are o14 1ubitandard
dwewn, un1tl.
Wby u. prtc• escalaUnt out
of 1llbtf Simply 1tattd, then are
three maln reuona:.
-Th e II a erttlcal 1horta1•
of bouaiaf, which rneana that all
houliq • fi WOrth more. '1'bere
1lao II an artlftclal ahonac-ot
land tbat 01n be bullt upon. n ... aborta•• bave beta creat· td b1 aovenamant a.trlctlcn Oft
bu)ldlq ln IWPoftM to aetnab &n.• U·srowtb ad9oeai. and envt.ron· mental cultllt.I. •
( MAILBOX J
all other cOltl. Unfortunately,
aa t.ht price of bou1ln1 aoara
almOlt beyond belief, it (1 belin·
nlnJ to Impose a formidable
aoclal and economic Impact up.
on allot ua. We know that you ar.
coacemtd about th• coat or houl·
1111. So are.-. Alter all, wt, too,
IN homebu)tva and tupay1r1.
£qui.lb' lmport111t to ua, buildlnc
hou111 11 our job. And •• would
Uk• to conUnu• workinf. .._. ..... ' O&RALDT. STlu~
Sxtcutlve leclreW)'
OrlDCI Coun\1 Dlatrtot
CouneU of Oarpenten
.4 ...,,. ...... ,
To the Edltor:
The offlclal word ta water oon·
aervaUon .•• brick your toilet
water tank; reduce l•wn and
landacape tm1atton; check Cot
end rtpalr plumbtn1 1 .. 1ca;
1hort1n 1how1ra or u11 tho
bathtub; bottle drtnkln1 water;
u11 the broom"°" th• bole. But ii water C011MtY1U. tb•
Oftl7 ... ~ of nate, count¥
and loeal · water 1...U,oriU•
MVIN droU&btT What IN all
tbea• aperta doln1 abo\it brtnt· tn1 1~lU1 and available wate'r
r.soure11 to th• drou1ht ereu?
Two thousand )'UN aao the
Roman• tructed rnaulve.
well st -red aq\Mduetl to
ln1, crou-cootlaaatally,
p1Utln mountaln·pure 1prtng
water to~ clU• a 1*n
that commodity au over then•·
lion from its sources ... elant
tankers haul it from overseas
and the rallroad1' national
network tanks 1uppliee cross
country.
ALL THESE conveyora of u.
quid enern can .,. almllarly
utilized for water lranaport and
are immediately available for
that use aa opposed to Interior
Secretary Andrus' eyeball roll-
lne-an1ui1h that "Dami, re·
aervoirs and canals do not create
water ... talc• deaadff to plan
and build (and) an not tm•1•·
cy rernedl• to watv·•bort INU
today."
For Andru1, .. ooaatnatton
and more ettlclent '111 of water"
Is th• admlnlltraUon policy, but
all that wat.r built up In ono of
the NortheHt'a 1reate1t wtnter
deluges ia wasth11 ltaelf with that
from the wat1r aurohu Jn th•
Sou theaat and alon1 tbe
Midwestern corridor to l'na, ln
atuarm to rlvWI to the AUanUc
coaatllM and Gull of Merlco.
When tn Rome. • •
BRUCE S. HOPPING
"It fl well to remtmber that
freedom ~lb the pr b tho
Uil.na that
WH _,, eacap .. from a Mi11ouli
penltenUary when he killed Kin1.
THE MINDLESS cries of "con-
spiracy" about Ray'1 escape
grow partly from the di1mal
failure of the House Assasslna
tion Committee lo come up with
anythlnl{ s ubstantive or new
about the kllllne1 of President
Kennedy and Dr Kine.
Write r s who h11v e donl.'
enormous research on Ray con
elude that he Is a dra matic men,
always seeing h1m:self In the
chase with authorltil!s, that ~
killed King bc<'auae It was\ u ·
sensational thma to do, and th~t
he has richly el\Joyed the chue
ever smce
The wh1e1t observation M>out th~ latest episode lnvolvln1 Ray
-tho hare and hound• man -
was made by the falhur of Dr.1 Kine. the Rev Martin Lu\.her
K ing Sr . who know• what &rief
is He lost his son and he lost his
wife to mud killers'.
Pu11hcd bv newsm en to say whether he would pray for Ray,
then !!t1ll loo-;c. Dr. King, now 77,
composed himself and said, yes,
he would. and "l hope they don't
kill him. You're lookin1 at the
face of o black man who hales
nobody ''
Dads Smooth Paths
Wlwrever They Go
A rather is a thing that is forced
to endure childbirth without an
aneathetic.
A father ls a thln1 that 1rowl1
when It feel• aood and lau1hs
ver y loud
when it '•
scared half to
death.
A father ~
s omellmea
accused of
givln1 too
m~ch Ume to
hl1 buslne11
when lb• little
ones are
grow in'-up.
That 1 partly fear, too.
Fathen are much more euUy
frightened than mother•.
A father never feels 'nt.lrely
worthy or the "ors hip In a child'•
eyea.
QE'S N£Vla quit• th• hero
hla daupter thinks{ never qult.e
the man hi• aon be ltvt• hlm to
be, and this worrt11 blm,
aometim•.
So he workl too bard to try to
amooth the rou•h placea tn the
road for thole of hl1 own who will
follow him.
A father 11 1 lblnl that lltl
very MIJ'Y when th• nrat tebool
1rad" aren't 11 lood 11· ht
tblnka they 1bould be.
He 1coldl bl& ion, thouah be
know• IL'• the teacher•• tauft.
A fat.bet fl • tl\ln1 that eoee
away to war, aom.Umn.
And Jeune to ••Hr al\d •boot
and 1plt throu•h bit teeth and
would run the otbft way ~
that thll Wat II part of bla' oftl1
importuit Job ln life. which ta
m1kln1 tb world better for h1I
child than ft bu beetl ror hlm.
( PAUL HARVEY J
FATHERS FIGHT dragon1 -
almoet dally.
They hurry away Crom the
breakfast table, off to lhc arena
which IJ someUmea called an of-
fice or a workshop.
Tbert, with calloused, prac-
ticed handa. they tackle the
dra1on with three heada: Wearl-nt11, Work and Monotony.
And they never quite win tho
fltht, but they never 1lve up.
Fathers make beta wlth ln·
aurance companie1 about who'll
live the lon1t1t.
THOUGH THEY know the
odda, they keep n1ht on betttnr:. Even 11 the odd• 1•t ht r
and hither, they keep rtp on
btttin11 mor. and more.
And one day tbey 10te.
But fatben enjoy an earthly
lmmo~allty ... and the bet'•
pald off to tho part of hJm he
)HVtl behind.
1 don't know where fa then 10
when they dJt.
BVT l'VE AN Idea that att.r a
1oo4 reat, wherever tt la, !Mt
•on't be happy unlet• there'•
work t.odo. K• won'tjuUllon a cloud I.Del
w~!t fM tho 1trl bo11 loved ancl
Uie children 1be bore.
He'll be bua7 there, too, NPtir·
tn.1 the atatrt, oWna the ••t•.
lmprovinl th• 1treet.a. •mootbinC th• WI)'. I
•• ....
••It
Atraca.
••coanter
=-tamat" cbaa1 an
U.S. pollt>y under Pre11d :n'
Carter, v11orou1ly 1upportjn1
black African slates who demand
virtual whate surr nd•r to th black maJ(lnty h(~.
Tb111mpels the "verkramptt!"
• (mtraetable) ri1ht wana of &ho
rultn1 Nationallat party to 10
''Into the Laager" that is, to
form an armed camp aeauut the
rest ot the world rather than at·
tempt desperately overdue
racial reforms. Since that la
wbere the "verkramptes" want-
ed to 10 In the fJnt place,
moderate forces here are
anautshed by the American blun-dering.
Certaml:9 Vor11ter appeared to
have gone "into the Laager"
when we were granted a private
meetine with him last week at has
office in the parliament bu1ldlnJt
YOa TE& returned from
VI a ~r th t II daJe dkl
not r to bl.I req_u t for
1pelliaf out what the U.8. roans
by "full ~patl°"" poUtJcal-
lJ at South Africa'• black ma.Jori· ty but then iuaed hf1 ••ooe man.
one vote" caU at • preu con
ler Me. In tbe absence of 1111)'
contrlid ct.Ion from Wuh ncton.
Vorster usume1 llondllle'a ia
the otnclal U.S. pos1Uon.
And althou.ah Mondale reflex·
lve!y c~ hie words without
autboriution, t.be U S. embassy
here has not and will not retract
them. Indeed, t.be opinion of taP
U.S. diplomats here la that touah·
nen forces South African con-
cnsfons. such aa its recent atept
toward independence tor South
West Africa (Namibia).
But that view ls rejected by
pracUcally everybody else Cln·
clwllni somo experienced hands
at the U.S. embassy). Rather,
li'rltz Mondale's words have unit-
ed white South Africa as at no
other time during nearly two cen·
turies of struggle between
Afrikaaners and British Slnct
·'one man, one vote ' connotes
the end of the whale civ1lazat1on
• ptrYHlH.
mod CIPPl:lllUCID U tJ AOW a Aate of GllllOUll~
to d • tM.J have lost atl11 man
•ot ~ to tbt N• ta. &. J. CPJlr) Both. the new fonlp
mtnilUr wbo wu nHCtAld to
moderate tbe NaUonallat party
caucus, bu beeD pubed to the
rt1bt auackiq Mondale and AD·
drtw Younc ... Vemam~'" Na-
Uonallsu about defiance from the
bench• ol P-arllament.
Mondale a words cllmu South
African 1rtevancH a1ainst
Waahlnltoo that began when the
U.S. Con1re11 pulled out of
Angola, leavtn1 South African
lrOOPt b1gb and dry fi&ht.iq the
Cuban expeditionary force.
Moreover, the Vice President's
worda ln Vienna coincided with
Andy Younc'a visit here which, ~ontrary to U S. press reports,
upset white South Africans far
more than It rea11ured them.
Nor la tbla resentment limited
to 1overnment circles. A U.S.
Foreign Service officer. travell-
ina through rural areas north
from Cape Town into the Orange
Free State shortly after the Vien-
na confrontation, discovered an·
ti-American hostility he had not
imagined The hostility is all the
more mtense coming from a peo-
ple who socially and culturally
have copied Americans rather
than Europeans
• •
Tree Conservationi,sts Urged to Branch Out
ByDAVITA HARROLD
Davtla Harrold of Santa Monica mad. on
navel ope from the page of a magazine lo mall
th111 article ao that "no e.rtra trees were killed
to bring you thia "
On last year's big bicentennial day I
received some news that was tar from a
celebration. Without any wamlne. some
friends had a dozen 30-year-old Pit
tosporum trees leveled from the
periphery of their domatn.
The neighbor below (an attorney of re
pule) bad taken It upon hillllelf, for re·
asons unknown. to wantonly shave the
upper hill of the property, the property
which all leeaJ surveys justified to my
friends. The damage was done once and forever.
I HOPE TO inspire a concern for these
noble trees transPosed and cultivated
from the exotic regions of Australia,
New zealand and South Afr1ca. A tree that has struggled through centuries or
adaptation bas no right to be chopped
down like a mere weed.
The city Is a veritable jungle. No. not
the green, growing kind. It is a forest or
steel and concrete, freeways and used
car lots The trallest of the trees Import-
ed from Europe and the Far i:ast could
never grow here, where a breath of smog
is all you could wish for
'fhe apeclea of trees that have survived
an our suburbs are only the strongest:
tboae whi<'h could bend with automation
and its by-products. Such ls the Pit·
tosporum, a member.of the eucalyptus
and laurel families, which became com
patible to the cllles after generations of
breeding and transplanting in warmer
elitn ates.
THE Pl'M'OSPORUM has become a
Popular choice around residences and
apartment complexes. The nicely
rounded, sbrub-Ulce variety still main-
tain. the leaf tbape of the laurel
which wu used to crown the beads of
vlctortous ancient atbletes.
And, at some point, botanists crossed
the tree with an Osaee orance variety to
produce the sweet citrus-smellina seeds
that perfume the city bloc kl during May.
This type of tree offers many benefit.s
to the city dweller as its comfortable
cont.our makes a neat hedge, euy to
care for, undemand.Jng. neat, colorful
and shady. The blossoms attract the
doves and 1tarllnga who use the tree ror
food .
THE mGHER hills or Los Angeles are
seamed with Plttosporae as they provide
a dense windbreak ror the lower regions.
The trim hedges make tar more attrac· live fences than chain link or brick.
On hills, trees keep soil intact,
equalize temperature and subdue the
harsh fluctuations in climate. Studl6
have shown that great d1fficulty in the
cultiv aUon of delicate garden flowers re-
sults whe,i trees or the encircling hills
are laid bare
fl as high tame that conservataonasts
looked out for the prei.ervat1on of city
and res1denlaal trees. Tbcre,are laws in
the making for eovernmental
supervision of lree tramming. In the past
years there have been far too many
cases of ne&lleent action by
homeowners.
URBAN TREES have a greater focus
than the stn1le residences they bound;
often they affect homes on the distant
ransea. Apart from providing relief for-
the eye, thMe trees offer protection from
the elements and harmful procetse1 of
modem man.
The Ume has come lor each ol ua to ats-
sume a responsibility tor these tree
which have survived cultivation from
rare and foreign strains We owe It to
ourselves to look out for their welfare.
We must noc. take these tre~ too lightly as long as we h ve beneath them!
Examine the trees on your property.
Learn the characterisllcs of each and
their proper care. RePort anyone care-
leHly cutUng down a resldenlial tre~.
Look lnto your city ordinances. Be
knowledeeable on the nghts of trees
before you lose one needlessly.
'Don't Expect a Showdown Stmggle' on the Hill
past two centuries because It has
been flexible enough to adapt to
change. The tensions that cur-
rently characterize Carter's de·
alings with Congress. therefore,
are symptoms of a shifting
balance of power wilhin the
structure rather than any real
threat to the slructure itae!f.
Hence. ~ommeotators exag·.
1er1te wildly when they
dramatize every dllpute between
the White llouse and Capitol Hill
u 1 filht to the finish. What ac-tually ti happening is a normal
and even bealU\y phenomenon.
Consider, ln the firtt place, the
evolution of the legislature
lately.
Aa a result of Lyndon
Johnson's disastrous Vietnam
Polley and Richard Nbton's lm·
plication in the Wateraate scan·
dais, young con1res1men dis·
tru1t the ei.ecutive branch, and
they cannot be easlly mobUized
by the White Houae or lta lob-
bylltson CaplCOl Hill
NOR A&E rREY especially
loyal tO their political parties.
whJcb have bioken down In re·
cent decadu. Cons quenlly.
Carter cannot rely on &he
automatlc 1upporl of ttie
Democriatlc maJorlly. In
STANLEY
KARN OW
ferenct that lawmakers think
they deserve.
THE PRESIDENT'S frequent
televlslon appearances. in which
he strives to commune with the
people, irritate coneressmen
who alle1e that he la trying to ex-
ert indirect presaure on them
throu1h thelr con1Utuenta. And
he can even~ tn1ensltlve to his
le1lslaUve sympathizers.
When be souabt to promote a S.W income tax rebate, for ln·
stance, he enlisted the help ol Al
( THE BOOKMAN J
Ullman. chalrman of the House
Ways and Means Committee. But
when he decided to withdraw the
propo9al, be made no attempt to
Worm Ullman In advance.
There la a 1ood deal of wrangl
ing between Carter and Congress
over substantive issues. The
President annoyed congressmen bl abruptly cancelling a number
o dam projects, and bla plana to
raiae 1uottne taxes ind impose
fat levies on big cara alao ob·
vloualy aroused hostility
IN THE REALM of f oreltn af.
f•lrs, Con1reu ls blockine
Carter's bol)ff of e1tabll1htn1
dlplomallc relations with Viet-
nam and Cuba, and 1L 11 almost
cert.in to object to the ad-
mlnistration effort to give sov-
ereignty over the Panama Canal
to the Panamanian government
Above all, self-styled con
gressional liberals are challeng-
ing Carter's pledge to balnnce
the budeet before the end of h1s
first term.
Jn their view, his detennlna·
lion to combat tnnation ahead of
unempJ07ment smells of
economic conservatllm, and as
Senator George McGovern sald,
he j\ "out ol step" with t.he "old-•
tashioned" philosophy of the Democratic Party.
To call Carter a cooaervative.
however, ii as absurd u plMl"'
a Uberal label on his adver•arles.
For their debate ts lesa an
1deololfcal cootlact than a quar-
rel over power.
IN SHORT, it revolves around
the relative wei1ht that the
President and Con1rffa will
carry In runnlne the aovern·
ment
Aa I aee lt, Carter and hla
le&laJaUve rivals are baaicaUY
pracmatlc. They wlll attack
when they perceive 1round to ~
1aln~1 and they wlll retreat
when mey cannot wtn -and in
between they will compromise. :
Tbelr tugatn1 and pulllna de.-
mon1tr1ts1, then, that poUtfoa ls
the art ol the poulble -which Ca
exactly what Jt oupt to be. #
I
'GE t:OlJ TY
men splat tn ~oun1 on •
amendment lo d lete
W""'"JQ from vnrioua ••t r pro-
bow thr> voe d Marie
oa11a1aord < D rwood 1, y".
PaUt'l"SOtl < 0 Santa Ana 1.
;ltC~rt Jbdham 1 R ·.Newport
), no. and Charles W1gl(lni.
1R·P\illertoo>. not volln1 • • •
THE IRVINE Democrat"'
Club will elttt officers Tuesday tt a 7 :30 pm. meetin1. The meet· ma w1ll be'beld at thf! University
Park Rttreation Center and will
iriclude • screerunc of the mm
"Cbeckera to Watersate," a
ehronoJoay of the Nixon years ln
Amencan polltic11
•
• • • '1'111! SOlJTU Ora.nae County
Otmon'8tif: Club will hold a ICex ·
1can n.1 June ~ at
7:JO pm. iD bome ol Cath9
Pfiater. 7t2 Erskine St .• San
Cl mente
The featured apoaker will be
Vha•n Hall, 1878 '0th
Con1re11ional Dlatrlet
Democratic candidate and vice
presldtn l of the National
Women's Political Caucus. • • • THE NEWPORT Democratic
Club will bold lta annual
barbecue June 26 from 41.o 9 p.m.
at the home of Marian Ryan, 431
Riverside St., Newport Beach.
For further inform atlon, phone
581·9149. .
NeeO.. ..... •
David G . Newbro of
Newport Beach is the new
--E'bafnnan or the Board of
Directors of the Orange
Coun ty Chapter of the
American Red Cross.
Major Promoted
Marine Maj. W. G. Kogerman
of La1una Hills haa assumed
command or the helicopter
squadron at the Santa Ana
Marine Corps facility in
ce~monles l)eld last week.
Kogerman also has been
aelected for promotion to lleute·
nant colonel
Coming Events
u v Ken IDdtc:nboUam a monQJ' t be ra1Md lo ord fot Ute c •
located oa W•t Cout Hlah::l uar the Balboa
Bay Clllb, to qualify for ,000 ln Udolands
fund.I committed to the eonstrucUon project by
the county Board of Supervisor. and the atalct
Land.I Commlsalon.
IN ALL. '1.042.000 will be used In an ex
tena1ve remodeling of the facility. now known ai
the Sea Scout base, to tum it mto the Youth
Aquatic Center for use by all COWlty youth 1roupa
Hickenbottom said conlnbutions or pled1es
made out to lhe Boy Scout.a ot Amenca should be
sent to the county Boy Scout Council. P 0. Box
5315, Santa Ana, 927o.t, or to fund ra.Jsing
chairman Randall Presley, The Presley Com·
panics, P 0 Box2200, Newport Beach, 92683.
Hickenbottom l:iaid the completely re
modeled facility will provide a 'wiadow on the
bay" similar to the neighboring colle1iate
aquatic center
lie said the land area at the bue will be
lowered six reet and only two buildings will be
constructed on the site, which will double park·
ing facilities and wlll keep view obstruction al a
minimum.
PUBlJC AUCTION ORDERED
~ 11AIA-FAEIG~IO8AL'.ES OF
AARE.VAlUABLE.HANC>-MAD
ORIENTAL RUGS
AUCTTON W1U TAD PLACI AT
HOUDAY
JIZOI LA ru IOAD
LAGUNA HILLS
(alongside 406 Fwy I
OM SUMOA Y It JUHt l.-00 ~
View 1 00 PM
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; HERB F RIEDLANDER IMPORTS •
• "ORANGE COUNTY'S IMPORT CAR KING" • '.Or. George W
·Watson of Balboa
'.Island is the new
'chairman of Lhc Cal
:state Fullerton
: Faculty Council, the
·47·member policy
·making arm of the
·S t a t e c o I I e g e ' s :t e a c h J n g s t a f f .
Watson is an as·
:.Sociate professor of
ysychology
•
Coffee Machines
Blmned in Ftres
A consumer group
warns that some Mr
Coffee machines may be
d.angerous
Certain mod<>ls of the
Mr CoCCee automall<.'
maker hne have been
tabled as "potential
shock and /or fire
hazards" by the Product
Safely Comm1ss1on
< PSCJ m Washrngton,
DC
AT LEAST five rt'Cent
Orange County fi res
have been directly linked
to the defective
machine!!. 11ccording lo
Huntington Beach Pirc
Department off1c1al
Larry Marshburn. No in·
juries were rep<>rtcd but
&e•th Not Ice•
the electrical fires
r a used some property
damage, said
Marshburn.
North American
Syl!lems, Inc • the Ohio·
based firm lhal
manufactures the
machines. bas put out a
recall order on 3.1
million Mr . Coffee
machines since the
PSC's announcement
Owners of Mr. Coffee
dispensers should check
serial numbers to learn u they own one or the
potentially hazardous
machines. The number
75, preceded by either the
letter!> G.H.l.L. or K, de·
notes a machine up for re
call
A SPOKESMAN for
North American
HANM>N Systems confirmed the •L~AfEOA OAGMA" HllNSClN m aaaive recall , but :.~1;,.::~~~1~:''~:7::'::.!t·:!",_ added, .. As far as we're
Unpublished Authors Aided • •
A w cc k end couri.e designed
for authors m search of publisher
will be offered tbas summer
throuch UC Irvine Extension.
The course will be held June 24
from 7to lOp.m. and Jun~2Sfrom
9 a.m. to S p.m. on the campus.
The class fee is $3S. For further in·
Cormatidb, phone833-S414 .
an a4iw.lt education will be offored
by UC Irvine Extension this i;um
mer
The two courses. ··counseling
and Guidance of Adults" and
·'Individual and Community
Needs Assessment in Adult
Education," will be taught on the
Irvine campus in the evenings
beginning Tuesday.
The i.table owneri. are lo pay
the county 15 percent of their
tares. according to the agree· •
ment. •
ffnt Aid Cot1,..e
The Red Cross will offer a
Standard First Aid and Personal
Safety course beginning July 6 at
the Holubar Mountaineering
Store. 3650 S Bristol St , Santa
Ana.
The class wall meet for seven
consecutive Wednesdays from 7
to 10 p.m. For further informa
lion, phone 835·5381.
Tecu!hlng rrogra•
T~o courses of a 1 program
leading to a teaching credential
For further information, phone
833·6538.
Carriage R ld e11
Horse-drawn carraagL· r1deJo.
will be offered v1s1tori-to
Featherly Rcg1on a l Park
Orange County. s upervisors huvc•
agreed.
The board approved a month
to-month contract with Coal
Canyon Stables. ad1acent to the
park, to provide horsc·drawn
wagon tours or the park area
Man Sentenced
In Child's Death
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El Toro Marine Jeffrey Alan Ritchie was
sent lo state pnson for up lo 15 years last week
alter being found guilty or manslaughter m the
killing of his 2-year-old stepson.
Orange County Superior Court Judge Jerrold
S. Oliver ordered the maximum term for
Ritchie, 23, on his jury conviction of voluntary
manslaughter.
Ritchie was booked on murder charges b)
Santa Ana police, who alleged that he kicked and
beat Mark Allen Styer, 2. to death in a field near
the family home.
It was testified in his tnal that Ritchie vent·
ed his anger on the child last Sept. 17 because he ,,-
found his wtre flirting with other men at a bar
while the UtUt boy looked on.
It WU araued l" the Marlne'a defense that he
had been drinklnc heavily and had no intention of
seriously hurting lhe child.
DENNIS ROSENE
410 Wes1 Coast Hwy
Newport Beach
645·6470
"See me for car, home, life, health
and business insurance!'
''"'" , ..... Likt! a Rood neighbor.
S!:i1e Farnil\ there.
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SPECIAL NOTE: Relocation of
NEWPORT AREA OFflCE
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Santa Ana Chapel
, 518 N. BroMtway
Santa Ana • 6'f7""4131
"8CI llOTHIH
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827 Main St Huntin~ton Beach
638-8539
PIBPAMILY
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ESTATE JEWELRY & FINE PORCELAINS, CHINA,
BRONZES, RUGS, FURNITURE, SILVER, OILS, Etc.
1~ Miiiion Dollars Worth
FREE ADMISSION -PUBLIC ANO DEALERS WELCOME
Don't miss this important sale!
Lou of diamond solitaires and clusters. Fine men .. s and ladies watches, rings,
11rring1, bracelets, necklaces, etc., set with diamonds, emeralds. rubies,
qpphirts. Several important large emeralds and sapphires.
80 ct Diamond Necklace -24 diamonds
Hundrsds of Gold Chains
Fine crystal. china sets, European furniture, bronzes, rugs, oils and many
other items.
FRIDAY NIGHT
JUNE 24th
IPM
INSPECTION
JUNE 24 ·Noon 6 PM
&7·1PM
msrn .
NCR BUSINESS SHOW
Presents:
J
mWOlllEJ.LO. A M..,..-t 8-cb rt1ld t,
i.."'-11.i .. U1R, c ·oomDle6lll IUed la tM •ak• ot '
... -UIJ.1.&a~l!Clb1ili 0.., Mrb nd,
Anthotty
Strartrnlello, doing
ba singer
Doris Day.
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TBS CUB WAS tb•a remond from lb• Tiie ~tlllle Seelety
Superior Court'• calendar tbe two law 11.rma ....... -=:~ cw
areread1to1ototrial. -.64£. ·7431 .. -
8an, Oma, tllat h• and t.ro p w ... n't
11.,.. a C--. to make the f'lrm •°'"· 11111 Da1 aod Ccmdn'a I aJ acU., tnlUatAld . ll. de:maodln1 Doria Da1 Dtal.rlbuUni Com c .... mi I her lapel tood promotions,
tactln," th bitter Newporter, whoa buslneH
card ea.rrtes lbo Utle Cbalrman ot the Board and whoa• briefcue carriea acoret ot Hmple doJ food
labell that wtll apparenUy never be ultd
A JM Ancet County Supcnor Co.tr& Juda•
a1retd to arant an {QJunctlon to 1top use of Mls1
"We're not doln1 ·~~rt&ht now but -.vv -........... ,., • ..ia.... --------.~,,...,.., ... ~ wran ...... and yelllnc at• • lot .•• " N.1• '-I,_,..,...-. .............. w.a-. RobertA.Holwnan:on•olMlllDQ'1la~. NA.Ml• • Ii!-. ".,:;_ ·
str1mm1ellolaaoln1 morelamentlqtbanyell· ADOllW. ·'I -!E" ••-
ini. • .,..' .......... ~~L...:~crrr:===!!!!'m'•i'!'!!!!~===:.:..::'=:~=:~ .. =·: .. !i .. !:~ aatt1s...Ually tlMI aame Wna.
alb, Miu Day, an outapoken ptoponent of
IM'b' rtibU aod humane treatment ol antmaJ1 •
...-...ttoendonetheStramm1eU01roup'1 product
U &\YS THAT after len1thy ne1otiation1 with
91111 Day and Comden, an a1reement wu reached
that he believed would triple the return on h11
tu0,000 investment.
About 70 distributorship apphcanta who put in
their moaey too, would have enJOYed a handaome
return, accordin1 to th on1mal plan, he aaya.
St.rammlello claim• In his cross·complaint thal
Comden and Miu Day then be1an at.t.empllft&
tb.rouih lesaJ moves to wrest control of the firm
from lilrmell and hi• partners.
"Tb.ls ii not somethlnl we were just dreaming
about. Thla was done." he explahu, claimln1
varle>ua dog food formulas we.re actually produced and ready for sale.
The firm Is 90 percent shut down now, he says,
but sUU colni.
BeJides 1uaranteeing minimum daily nutri
tional needs, labels bear a pubhc service mesaa11e
urgln1 dot owners to have pets spayed or neutered
A SPOKESMAN FOR Loeb & Loeb, a Beverly
Hilla law firm representlns Miss Day and Comden.
maintain Strammlello and bis partners failed to
honor their ort1lnal a1reement wllh the a tar.
Numerous stipulations were Involved ln that
aereement, Including Miss Daya' rlsht lo check and
approve the dog food prlor to marketing; the pay.
ment of royalties and ute firm's adherence to all
atate and federal sanitary and nutritional laws.
Jn August, Miss Day ordered an end to use or
her name and Image and in November she filed a
petition for a preliminary injunction to enforce the
order
A spokesman tor Miss Day's legal coun11el iAY·
leges the dot food company continued to use her to
promote the product without paying royalties or
meeUnllother ••reed-to terms
Parents, Tots Share .
In Pre-school Effort
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of"" O.lly ,. ........
During its three-year existence,
Ocean View School District's Child
Development Center (CDC> haa
heied close to 300 pre-achool children
an their parents prepare for kin-
der1arten. But, u CDC director. Dr. Helen
Reichman 1trea1es, the CDC pro1ram
Is much more than a pre-school or
nursery where parents drop their
children off for a tew hours
The center otters diagnostil'
services for early detection or speech
languace, vision, hearing or other d1i.
abilities that can inhibit a chlld'i.
educational erowth
Althoueh the program 1s open lo all
Ocean View district children at least a
year youneer than kinderearten
age, those with special problems get
extra benefits from havinf a full
year of specialized Instruction.
PAKENTS ABE an lnte1ra1 part of
CDC'• program, which Is housed at
Lark View School, 17200 Pinehurst
Lane. Hunlington Beach. Parents are
required to meet with Dr. Reichman
and her staff at least twice a month to
discuss ways to improve a child'i.
chances ot success an school.
After preliminary testlne. parents
sit down with the staff to set aoals to
be reached by the year's end.
what to tell a pre·achooler about drugs.
It's not all work and meehanlcal
testing for youn11ten who attend the
Center. They are also treated to mov·
lea, .Play time and puppet ahowa.
Dr. Reichman reports that
"Michael the Mouse," a perky little
hand puppet, la one of the kids'
favorites. His occasional vialta help
some ot the shy children open up and
join in the tun.
Parenta, of course, are invited to
join in and to meet other parents and
their child's playmates
"COMMUNITY reaction to the pro·
gram hu been outstanding," accord·
ing to Ocean View Superintendent
Dale Coogan.
His sentiments are matched by the
federal eovemment, which recenUy
awarded the Ocean View CDC a
$62,000 11rant for Ila ''Innovative and
exemplary work." The grant will be
used lo aend teachers to other di•·
trlcta to help set up similar programs.
as well as help with the cost of runrung
the local program.
J( the school board approves the
SlS.000 needed for full funding,
services next year will be expanded to
all Ocean View Dlatrlct parents and
children.
Dr. Reichman 1ugge1ta interested
parenta contact the center aa soori as
possible for information on next
WANTED
TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID
FOR
Gold Jewelry
Diamonda & Other Fine Antique
0(
Contemporary Jewelry
Watchee
Cry1tal
Porcelalu
China
Painting•
Bronze Statuea
Silver
Vintage or Classic Autos
Boats
Antiques
etc.
We oppralae & buy whole eatatea or single ltemt or we'll HU for
you on commi11ion.
U you don't know what lt i.1 or what it I.I worth -bring lt in (or call
u. and we'll come out). No obligation or charge {or verbel
appralaal. either in yow home or in ow gallery.
..
#~p~.£«1. .
APPRAISERS 2aciw!atcoAStHIOHWAY AUCTIONEERS
NEWPORT IEACH -IU-2200
ESTATE APPRAISALS ANO SALES FOR LAWYERS• BANKS• TRUSTEES & EXECUTORS "THE PLAINTIFFS (Day ~nd Comden>
believe It was a fraudulent scheme to solicit funds
from the public.'' he added.
Strammiello maintains they simply wanted to
take control of the company and finally resorted to
what he calls legal harrassment that has wrecked
the firm and used up the money.
"These are simple things th.at
parents may do every day but without
thanking about lt." says Dr
Reichman. For example the staff
may suegest a parent teach a ch1ld
how to dribble a ball to help with
motor coordanalton or take walks in
which parent and child name objects
they come upon to help language de-
velopment
year's program The number is -~=:!l:!!:~::::i:======:!!!!!lm!!!~=~~=~~=========~=====~ 848·8407.
"How could I abscond with my own $150,000?"
he lament.$.
"They've forced us to our knees throueh these
H20 Officer
Combs Hills
BEVERLY Hll.LS CA P) -When Wilhe Villa
drives his three-wheel cart through the streets of
this movie .star mecca, water wasters turn down
their hoses Beverly Hills hal> discovered the
droueht. and Villa as its water rop.
Actually, Villa's title Is cnv1ronmcntal inspec-
At the close of the CDC pro1ram,
parenta take home a lentthy folio
chartin1 thelr chlld'11rowth over the
past year.
With parental approval, the folio ls
forwarded to the child's klndercarten
teacher. Dr. Reichman UY• It Is a
fine tool to help teachers work with
first year studenta.
BESIDES contlllnlna ~ome of the
child's creative work whale at the
center, the folio provides answers to
many parents' questions about ca1in&
ror their child
Problems include a child's first tMp
to the dentist, thumbsuckina:. and
Salamanders'
Safety Is Sure
SANTA CRUZ <AP) -Sally ta pro-tected now.
Sally is a nickname for the en•
dan1ered Santa Cruz Jon&·toed salamander. The creature occupies
only two apota In the world, Ellicott
Pond and Valencia La1oon, both In
Santa Cruz County.
To protect her, the county board of
supervisors has adopted an "SP"
<salamander protection) district In
which any construction must take Into
account the habits of the shy, slow.
moving salamander.
tor for the Heverly Hills ~~~M~~,~~[~~~I~~~~~ Water Department. but • • his job ls more .. ____ ....
policeman than .. ____ ..
bureaucrat.
Villa stops residents New Conce~ In
Acne Treatment NOW Available
and 1ardeners who are
wastefully sprinklin&
their lawns or washing
down courtyards or
driveways. or using
hoses lo aweep leaves
and other debrus into the
sutter He Informs them
that auch squandering
can be no more -even 1n
Beverly Hilla.
Covering Beverly Jhlls
on a random . un
scheduled basis In a
three·wheel motorized
earl, the SS-year-old
It's no longer necessaiy that you suffer the
embarrassment of dreaded acne. Through
research at the University of rennsytvanTa. c.11
proven ~"PY cl two drugs, "1tcVTiln A Add Md
Benzoyl Peroxide, wll dear up everi the most
stubborn acne In eight to twelve.. weeks.
Now. )ad< Kramer, MO.. Board Centfled
Dermatologist and Specialist In skin care for
25 years has pioneered six Acne Care Medlc.1J
Cllnlc.s In Southern califomlA for the exctuslve
treatment of acne.
No matter v.tlat your age, there ts no Tonger
any need to suffer from the SCNS and ravages
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•mble to do at. TIW i.a tbe U.S
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peo, )'OU can makemlstakes.
.. You can book bo1e1• in the
pen. ~y·re come to hap~n
"l 'm not sure I can sboot
notber 72 and win the tourna·
ent," he said and arlnned, "but
wouldn't mlnd it at all it I did.··
Green, now only 18 holes away
m the m~or title that so rar
u eluded bJm, composed a 54·
ole total of 208, two under par on th~ Southern HJll~ Country Club
tburse, 6,873 yards or gently-
0llin1 hillsides that was
corched by 9().pJus degree tem·
-beratures and oppressive
humidity
Big Andy Bean, the tour's most
oted allieator·wrestler, was the
1 '0nly other man under par after
hree rounds of thas 77th
{\merican national cham
pionship
...
eao, , like Or n, 1~1'11
hit boybood 1umm rt 'in
mUar to that •hJch
ev nt into an en·
coo t, shot • 88 aand wu undcrpuat200.
Otten. wbo NNda only a major
UUe to coafirin hls status u one
of t e 1am1'1 ltadln1 Uahta.
crew up In 8lnnln1bann, Ala ..
end U~e 1·4, 210·pound Bean
learned to wreaUe allisatora in
o.nrH89
G••llel 1 •t rw ...
the swampland of southern
Georlia
They were followed by a grab·
ba& assortment al 210 even
par-tbat included Tom
Weiskopf, grimly·determined
South African Gary Player, un
awed ouuiders Gary Jacobsen
and Don Padgett, along with
Terry Diehl and Tom Purtzer.
one or those previously obscure
young men l,Vho dominated the
tour In the early seuon.
Player. who needs this one to
complete a career double sweep
of lhe game·s four major cham
pionships -the U.S. and Britu.h
Opens, the Mastecs 1,1nd PGA
rinished birdie, bird1e for a 71
Purtzer shot the same score
Diehl, in the last twosome with
Green, bad a 73.
Weiskopf, apparently returned
Halos Get Oae Bit
Milwaukee Ruins
Nolan's Debut, 4-2
MlLWAUKEE CAP> Three
,,Milwaukee pitchers teamed for a
one·hitter and S~tl Sando and
Cecil Cooper singled runs across
Ill a four run third inning as the
Brewers ruined Gary Nolan's
American League debut with a
1.4·2 victory over the California
•Angels Saturday night
Winner Gary Beare, 2·2, ..)Vho
tered tho same with an l .'4
arl\td run average, 7h!ld4d a
dOuble to Joe Rudi as th• Antell
•cored two unearned runs in the
:'first inning. Beare burled m ln·
ath1• and Sam Hlnds and Ball
Castro finished up. .
Ca.atro earned his eichth save
by getting Gil Flores to hit into a
game-ending double play with
the bases loaded following three
walks.
Nolan, 41 with Clnclnnata
before lbe Aneels obtained him
just before the June 15 tradinc ~eadllne, pitched four Innings
al'ld was tagged for 1lx hlt.s. five
in tho third lnnln1 when the
Brewers erased a 2·0 deficit.
Charlie Moore and Robin
Sports. on TV
11 a .m. (28) TENNIS -
Final round matches In the
$10 ,000 USTA men's
bardcourt championships
from San Antonio, Tex. En·
tranta must be 35or older.
11:30 a.m. (5) -ANGEIS
BAIEBALL -The AnJels
meet the Brewer• at
Milwaukee 's County
Stadium.
Noon (7> -ll.8. OPEN -
Final round Of play in the U.S
Opert eolf toumament from
Southern Hill• Countcy Club
in tu.lea. Okla. (9) PRO
SOCCER -The Arlee• meet
the Minnesota Kicks in a
game taped at Bloomln1ton,
Minn.
1 p .m . (2' PRO
JSOWLING -The $95,000
PBA nationnl champlonahlp
from LeUarte Lanea in Seat·'
tJe.
4 p.m. (1) -TENNl.8 -
BJom Bor• and 1Ue Nutase
mdt Arthur Albe and Rdd
t;awer ol ~ Beacb In a
World ln•ltatlonal tennla
t1111ic doubl• match from
Hilton Hud Ialand, SC.
Yount opened the Brewers third
with singles. Don Clrtoney drove
in a run with an infield out and,
arter an infield hit by Sixto
Lezcano, Bando and Cooper
slapped their rbi singles. The
fourth run scored when Von
Joshua bounced Into a rorceout.
Tbe Angels filled the bases an
the first lnnlna on a walk, R\ldl's
'Ible and tn ln~AUonal walk.1'
Wllh two ou 1\vo runs acored
when shortstop Yount booted
Mario Guerrero's &rounder.
With runners on second and
third and one out in the Angels'
first. first baseman Cooper
grabbed Tony Solalta's high hop·
per and stepped on the bllg for
the out. Cooper appeared to have
a shot at picking Don Baylor off
thrid when he strayed several
feet up•the line, but Cooper
hesitated and Baylor dove back
without a throw.
Bobby Bonds was then walked
Intentionally before two runs
scored on Yount's error. Beare, a
former Cal State (Long Beach>
star. finally got out of trouble
when be retired Andy Etchebar·
ren on a roller back to the mound.
In the Brewers first, Lezcano
bunted to the mound with two out
and reached second on Nolan's
two.base throwin& error. Sando
drew a walk but Rust,y Torres
caught Cooper's drive on the left·
center field wamin& track.
Baylor walked and stole
second wit.b two out in the Anaela
second but Ron Jacuon nledout
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drives past a North foe as South teammate
Ron Cornelius (42) of Santa Ana Valley
looks on. Barrios stole the ball six times.
had six assists and scored 17 pornts an the
South's 115·103 all·star basketball vie ·
tory at Orange Coast College Saturday
night. See stories, other photots Page B2.
Cey's Clout Trips Cubs
John Pitclws Dodgen ro 2-1 Vicwry
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Ron Cey slugged a two·run homer :ind
Tom my John scattered sax h1L'l
as the Los Angeles Dodgers
edged the Chicago Cubs. 2·1. Saturday na ghl.
Los Angeles turned over five
double plays behind John. 7 .4,
twice leaving runners at third
Cey's homer was his 15th of the
season but his first in two weeks
It came U\ the fourth inning off
loser Bill Itonham. 6·6
Bill Russell, who had three of
tbe Dodgers' six hiL'I, tripled with
one out in the fourth and Cey then
drilled has homer into the right
field pavilion.
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mng when George Milterwald led
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singled him to third After Ivan
DeJeaus grounded out, Gene
CUne1 drilled a line drive off
John's glove but Russell failed lo
handle the carom for an error as
Milterwald scored.
John walked one and struck out
one and got all but two of his
putouts on ground balls
The victory kept Los Angelei.
81,'J games in front of surging Can
cinnaU in !,he National League
West
After Russell's error allowed
M1tlerwald to !>Core and left run-
ners at first and third. John got
Bill Buckm•r to J.?round into an in-
nang ending double play
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home run put tht• Dodgers in
front. Los Angeles loaded the
bases on a walk to Steve Garvey, ·
a single by Hick Monday and •
walk to L>usty Baker. Bonharo
got out of at when Johnny Oatee
grounded mto a force play
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CUhs No Longer
Laughing Matter
There i& a miracle of sorts de
veloping in maJor leaeue
baseball.
It is caJled the Chicago Cubs
Presently the Cubs are leading
the tough National League East
division by aix games and
althougfi there is admittedly a
long way to go < 102 games>
before this season ends, the CUbs
are playing the kind of baseball
that even the cynical fans In
Chicago can build hope over
And hope in Chicago has been a
mtterlng thin&
You have to be more than 32
WHITE
Cirst 10 eame~ once the campaign
did beiin
However. they began lo tum
thin1s around, beatine Cincin-
nati two 1tra11ht in Chicago, 2-l
and 7·1. From thole two f~!"es
came a hint of what &ood UliDp
mi&ht be about to happen for
tbem
Chicago holdlmr the Reda to a
run a 1ame In Wrieley FJeld ls
tantamount to a troop or boy
scouts holding the Ruuian Army
to no gain in-a ~mbat assault.
Just a year earher Cubs team!l
had been 1hoved around wlt.b re •
gularity, frequently •urrender·
Inc 10 or more runs • came. On
one occasion Chicago acoted US
runs and lost tbe tame to Pitu·
burp. which Wiled lltlmes.
It woU.ld be a rcfreablnJ ex-
perience to tee the ~.,. main-
tain their current Ciegree Ol pl•ll· inf excellence &net pve tbdr f
somet.JWle moretlian a lau and
a paalmlstlc aUJtude •
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I aped U.I ln tM triple Jump
Saturday to hilhlllhl the
Compton lnVllallonal track and
field D'Mlt
Ed Arriola WU • double WIJl
ner. clocltint 1 Sl 6 in th• 800 and
• OI 75 ln the mile Other winners included
Reynaldo Brown in the hiah
Jump (8-10), Terry Porter ln the
pole vault (18-8). Mike Budlncicb
1n the shot put (82·8); Grea
McGee in the lone jump, (24-4> J
Fred Carpenter ln the javelin
<250·6), Mike Johnson In the
120· yard high hurdles C 13. 7) ; and
James Gilkes in the lOO-yard
dash (9 6) ..
lJ.S. Trf.,.plu
EASTBOURNE. Enaland
Chris Evert and Billie Jean l{jng
~cored singles victories Saturday
to give the United States a 2 1 vie
lory over Australia and retention
of the women s f'ederut1on (,awn
Tennis Cup
Evert defeated Kerry Reid 7·5,
6-3 to give the Americans the
$40.000 first prize
Earlier. King downed Diann~
Fromholtz 6-7, 2 6. 6·2 In doubles
play. Reid and W~ndy Turnbull
defeated Evert and Rosemarv
Casals, 6-3. 6 3 ·
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Rebel Five Sparked
By Barrios, Orgill -
11 aOGJta CA,llUON OI tl!lt OM!., Pli.t ltelf
There were few surprises
• Saturday n.t,ht at Oran1e Coast
Colle1e where the South pre·
vaned before 2,207 fans. 115·103.
0•111 l"Htrl ..... lot llY ltkMN I(_ .. ,
Reputed to have quicker and
more talented pard1. the South
did and with It was the dlfference
ln the 12th Oran1e County All·
star buketball 1ame
Alt.hooch lhe final margin was
12 points. the South led, 105-83 at
~one juncture and still had a ll3·~
lead with 1:28 lo go before the
North made the final score a lit
tie more respectable
Geor1e Barrios of Fountain
Valley High and Ray Orgill or
Costa Mesa's Estancia High
showed why they wero re
cognized aa players or the year ln
leadln1 their hilh schO<Jl teams
to leaiue championships, as each
wrecked the North's bid for an
upset.
Barrios was the more spec·
tacular. although both scored 17
points and had six assists apiece
Barrios, however. also had six
steals among the South's 15 thefts
and it was the South's defense
that picked up a lackluster re
bounding game
Coach Dave Carhsle"s Rebels
also entered with a front hne
boasting better credenlials, but
in the end it was the North which
won the battle or the boards
46-33
Fullerton High"s lloger Childs
poured in 25 points and hud 10 of
the North's caroms
Jack Tuz <Corona del Mari
the CIF 3-A co-player of the year,
was limited to five rebounds and
14 points.
South wide, scorinf 23, arab-
biDI e\Ot rebound• and playi.na
well at both end.I of tM court.
Others played well, too. the
South '1 Pete Neumann and Steve
Parrino scored in double ftsures
and the North's Joe Rennon had
20 point• in the rapid-paced
same But tl was a night ror Barrloe
and Oram. While Barrios had a
half doz~ steals. the North bad
five for the n11ht-and no one
with more than one
Pamno scored all 10 of bis
point.a In the second half and
Slack WU effective. ICOrlt\111
After the South had strunled
with a 19·for·53 effort from the
field in the first half land still
had a six point lead>. Or11ll got
the winners ~oing with a couple
of outside shots at the outset.
BarrlOI stole the ball and scored
a lay.\n, then stole the ball a1a1n
and Black hit a hook shot and
free throw.
Moments later Neumann, Tuz
and Orgill connected and
whatever suspense was present
disappeared in a 72-55 runaway.
Overall the South made 45 of
103 attempts (aom the field for
43 7 percent. wh1l<' the North
clicked on 41 or 74 for a nifty 55 4
percent But 10 more turnovers
lthost> IS sl<'al:1 • ripped the
North s l'hanc.'cs apact
At the lree throw line the South
al-.o had the upper hand. 25·20
with nine <'Xtra attempts
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(1\110\ •O ~ I l' c,,., • .., 0 • ' ' V.S. Top• Somets ALEX BLACK (40) FIGHTS FOR A REBOUND WITH ROGER CHILDS (35), TEO WHITTINGTON.
Alex Alack. meanwhile,
showed why he was recognt7.ed
with a share of Tuz 's honors in
lea1ue. Orange Coast area end
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1.0UlSVILLE Darrell Gri!
r1th of the Univer11ity or
Lou1sville seored 35 points lo lead
lht• United States to a 149·144 tri
pie ovt•rtimc victory over Russia
111 I nterl'ontinental Cup basket
hall play Saturday night
Wallis Criticizes Refs
The victory l(ave the United
Stutes a tie for second place with
Italy and Yu~Oftlav1a Russia
\ ltnched th~ cup Thuri.day nt~hl
with a win over Canada
Uulisle Disagrees With North Coach
GalJnMz R~taln• Tit~
ROME V1<.'tor Galindez of
Argenttna <1urv1ved a sixth round
cul and clearly out potnted
challenger R1 ch1t• Kates of
Hndj!eton. N J to retain his
World Roxrni.: Assoc1at1on ltght
heavyweight c-ro"'n Saturday
night
Po~Juatp• 1·5'h
WARSAW Olympic ChHm
pion Jacek Ws7.ola of Poland won
the high Jump Saturday at a
track and field meeting in
Ryd~osz<.'1 , Cl•ntral Poland,
clearin~ 7 ·5'.,
Second rn the t>venl was Rory
• Kot1nek of the U S at 7 4 '{&. third
was American Tom Woods and
Gre1< Joy of Canada <7·2"'• >.
Olympic doubll' champion
Alberto Juanlorenn of Cuba won
the 400 meters m 45 73 His coun
tryman. Silvio Leonard, clocked
10 20 tn the 100 meter dash
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM 0t I,_ 0.llY l"lfet IUll
Dave Carlisle, coach of the v1r
torious South all-stars. thought 11
was "a rough game but the or
ficiating was out.sland1n.:
Tex WaJhs. coach of the defeat
ed North all·slars, insists "il was
a war underneath that basket
The refs CJlm Patterson and
Jack Pickering} let it 1tct com
pletely out of hand
Their po&t·game opinions wet e
as different as their teams. The
South sliced up the North 115·103
Saturday night m the Orange
County high school all-star game
at Orange Coast College
For Carlisle. it was his last
game as a coach. The mentor
from Estancia High in Cost8
Mesa retired this season and
termed his all-star vjctory "t.hc
icing on the cake.··
For WaJll&. It was lAn w111attsfy
mg finish to a great season JU I'
La Habra High squad went 25·3
and advanced to the Cl F semi
finalJ before being eliminated
'• t dicln 't see anything out therc
that resembled basketball ...
Wallis said afterwards .. It was
no fun because the refs let it go
unlll 1t became Jungle ball •
Carlisle. wben informed of
Walhs' comments. respoflded.
.. (n a aame like this. you have t~
expect it's going lo be a Httle
sloppy. The kids haven't been
able to practice much because or
graduation and everything else
that wu.iolng on tbJS week."
lnuead of the officiating,
CarUSle"l)Olnted to the play of his
guards as the key to the game
''Geor1e Barrios ancl Ray
Oralll complemented each other
perf~cUy. Their quickness and
ball handling was the dlf·
ference. ··Carlisle said.
''Their big men, Ted Whit·
tington and Tom Beckerle, got tn·
to tool trouble early apd that hurt
them a lot," he added.
CarUJle's team was favored by
nine points and won by 12, but
Wallla stilt doesn't believe his
North aquad was outclaased
''We expected to win and
'. ' COSTA MESA
AMC & JEEP
Major League Standings
1977 JEEP
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East Division
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St. Louis 34 28 548 I
Philadelphia 33 28 541 81·-z
Pittsburgh 32 27 542 6''1
Montreal 26 34 .433 13
New York 27 36 .429 131,
Wat Division
Dod&en 42 22
Cincf M"• 34 27
San Francl•t.o 29 35
San ote10 30 38
Houston 27 38
Atlanta 2.'J 42
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maybe we v·ould have 1( the of
riclatlng had been closer ... warns
said. "l atlll thlnk our players are
better than theirs "
Carlisle admlt~ed the North
ran ita fast break well but added.
·we caught them a few times.
too. We knew they were golng to
run and felt we could beat them
with power basketball, And
that'sjustwhatwedld ·
MARTIN. • •
Continued From Pa1e BJ
1 ·11 wail until they cool off and
talk to them later lonl1ht or
tomorrow.•·
The Incident wae the latest ln ,.
stormy relatlonahlp that Jackson
has had with the Yankees 1lnce
1i1nlnt his recori:t contract. The
riiht fielder bad feuded wtth
catcher Thurman Munsi>n, cap-
tain of the club, over publllbed
remarks re1ardln1 Munson's
teaderah.l.p qualities.
Early ln the aeaaon, Jack.son
deliberately avoided th• t:radi·
tlonal handshakes of hi• team·
mates after a home run, trvWni
to the Car end of the duaout to
avoid Martin and the players
who had aathered at the other
end to icreel him
Seaver Sparkles
In Debut for Reds
M ON'l'REAL Rllht·handtr
Tom Staver, mokin1 bl.I debut Jn
e ClnclpnaU unlCorm, burled an
lmpretllvo three-hit •butout and
drove in two runs wltb an •lahltl·
lnnlna 1tnJle .. th• a~. d.efell·
ed the Jdontr.al Expos. 6-0
Seaver, acqulred from the New
York Mei. juat befor• laat Wed·
nuday'a tradlb& deadltne,
1truck out aeven and walked none
to record his ef1hth victory In IJ
decisions.
Orange County as co most vulua
ble player. taking over for lhl'
l\n,,•, '' . 'f,,,,1 •• I )1-t1 I
M,ttf1,m• '.outh )I ll
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NORTH AC! GRANT TAYLOR (41). PET! NEUMANN BATI'LI.
t
CA -Rot r OeCo ter. fl•e ·hme
world cbamplon from
&elatwn. Mt the pace In practice Saturday tor
toda1'a U.S. Grand Prb
M otocrou evell'C" at
Carlsbad Raceway ..
Oeeo.ter, 12. a bard·
hack rider in alx previous
appearance• a t
Carlsbad, wu limed In
two minutes, 17 aecondt
on a Suzqkl around tb•
1.3-mile Carlabad
course, aeven 1econd1
faater than hla team-
mate, tbrec·tlme
Carlsbad winner Oerrlt
Wolslnk ot Holland.
Steve Stackable or
Austin, Tex., wu the
fast est American eh·
tra nL and secon d to
OeCoeter Saturday with
a la p In 2:18 aboard a
Mateo. Wolsink's time or
2:24 WU third.
Despite hi• top rankine
ror five of the pu t six
years on the Grand Prix
circuit, DeCoatt r h as
never won at Carlsbad,
the annual Amer ican
atop on the lone and
rutted Gra nd Pri x
circuit.
He needs a victory to·
day to stay In contention
•t•ln•t Helkkl Mikkola
o Finland, the current
point leader on the 1977
circuit. Mikkola, rldln1 a fa c t o r y.pre par e d
Yamaha, was timed In
2: 30 Saturday.
Other top practice
tim et Saturday w ere
turned In by Brad
Lackey, Concord. 2:28;
)f arty Smith, San Diego,
a :21 : Pierre aramalcere. Mlulon
ie,io, 2:30 and Jack Va o
Velthoven, Beliium, 2:30.
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Kranur, Monique
Rodahl, Valerie Lee and
Jnntler Hook r.
Also taklnt tint {ri Miaslon Viejo 8atUI" ay
W U O ly mpic I Id
medalist Brill'l Goodell,
who wen the ~meter
free lo 4:02.51. GOodell
added a second In the 200
free U:~.I> and a tblrd
In the 200 ind1vldu1l
medley (2: 14.9).
Goodell and Va111llo
Joined Blll Baba1boff
and Ed· Ryder on the
Miuton VieJo800 free re·
lay team which won in
7:56.94.
Meanwhile 14·year old
Tra c y Caulkins of
Nashville brought to lour
the numbe r of firs t
places ahe has captured
in the swim meet.
Caulkins too k the
lOO·meter breaststroke
with a meet record time
of 1:15.33. Her 4:56.l ln
the 400·meter individual
medley was just thre;e
s econds oft th e
American record o f
4:53.M held by Jenni
Franks.
The youn1 Tennesaean
captured the 200-meter
individual relay Friday
and wq a member of her
team '1 record·aetUni 400
medley relay.
Wendy Bog lioli .
ranked sixth in the U.S.
In th e 200met e r
freestyle, set a meet re·
cord In that event with a
2:05.22.
The meet enda today
with tbe men's and
women's 100 free, 200
back. 200 breast, 400 free
relay and tbe 1,500 fr~t.
"'4ulM v1ei.1t•tlfl• w.,..
100 lly-7, Nk019 Kt-IMlll
I 0..14
New UCI Spiker
Long J~ps 25.5a14
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. 400·meter lntermedL.ate
t a mont Kins, a high hurdles in 50.81 seconds,
1chool unlor Cr o m betterlngbymorethana
Surprise, Ariz. who will full second the prevtoua
attend UC Irvine In the &'tcord.
fall, leaped 25·5:Y.. to
t1nlab third In the long
Jqmp 1n the tlxtb annual
AAU National Junior
men'• track and field
eh a mplonahlps, here,
Saturday.
K i'11'1 effort was a
llfethue beat but h e
falled t.o llin a berth on the U.S. tNm that will
com~e atlJlnat a Soviet
liJnlor t ea m l n
ktchmond. Va. July 2·3.
(The top W9 tin11ber1
earned ).
USC'I t.ari'>' DoubltJ
won tM ~· Jump com· petition With a meet re· cotd leap ol 1$-10 wbUe Dav. J1cklcii of Arlr.ona
Stato w aa second
(2M~).
Cbe'rUe Christensen or
Edtson lll,f h ln Hunt·
ln,t.on a.ach took •htth
In bla heat of the 1,500
ll)ettl'I. doekln• 3lOO.it
Paul LankfQJ'd, 18, of
Loni bland, WU tbt on·
ly i>enon to btt~ a rt·
cord In tbe runatna
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Ume the rma.1 two racea ol lhe ttfple-crown 500 oerl .
Mu ~. the noaJ race will be at Ontario
Motor Speedway on the Labor Day weekend.
Carter recently had a bis day In Salem, Ind. It
w .. 1 a miqel and •print car competition with
twlD-50 lap rattt in each type car Carter won both
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tilm back to 20lb position.
&ON "SLEEPY" TRIPP. of Costa Mesa, has ~on lhrff 1tral1ht USAC midget feature races, &iv·
ma him 28 far hJs career. The two-time defendin1
mid1et champ, however, sWI trails leader GUJ
Bettenlaauen by 103 points In hJs bid to make U
three t1traight. Tripp has 218 ln fifth pJaC!e to 321 for
Bettenhausen.
Tripp missed the indoor season where he bu
pic:ked up polnu In past years, when he went to
Australia and New Zealand.
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TIIE YELLOW FLAG -Sam Posey, tbe
Capistrano Beach resident who h~rn~ to broad·
rastang along wath driving sports cars, may be
<.'hanging his thinking about lucky charms.
''I've never used the word luck before in motor
car racing," Posey claims. "[ could never see luct
as a factor."
In the last two International Mot.or Sports As·
sociat1on <IMSAJ races, he has had nothing but bad
luck
Al Mid-America m Missouri and at Lime Rock
an Connecticut, Posey and the Sharp Z were the r Jstt•st combo an GTU competition
In Missouri. a CorvPtte spun m his path "nd
wrecked his Z and at Lime Rock, an out-of-control
Porsche pushed him off the track on the second lap.
POiiey limped to the pale; with a broken wheel
after the Lime Rock incident, lost nearly two laps in
th.e proceM, then came roanng back lo close within
25 seron<IB of the winner
/tlllckola at Carl•bad
Fmald's He1kkl Mikkola, the current point
leader, and defending world rhampion Roger De
Coster will renew their bid for the world ~c
motocross championship at Carlsbad Raceway
today.
The Jiang Ten U.S. motorcross grand prix
hrangs together au or the top riders from around the
world w1th Brad Lackey the top contender from this
country.
The race for the world championship between
Mikkola and De Coster Is nothing new. In 1974, Mik-
kola interrupted De Coaler's streak of five world
SOQc:c championships and the two are on top a1ain
this year. Mikkola has 103 and De Coster 79.
Defending champion Gerrit Wolsink of Holland
will be back to try and make It four wins In a row at
Carlsbad. Wolslnk Is third In point standings with
74 •
Area Girls at Tryo~t
Karen Ga1e of Hunt·
inaton Beach and Karen
Grams or Fountain
Valley, both members of
the Mater Del High
School Sunrise League
co-champion Mater Del
High School (Santa Ana)
,1r11 basketball team,
partlclpated Jn an in-
tern aU on a 1 Junior
women's tryout camp at
Squaw Valley.
Appro:l.lroately 80 of
the top junior women
ut-and-under> baaktt·
bail platen ln t.be United
States, Partlcip•tinl lo
the three·day camp
whJchendedSat.urday.
Twelve ot the girls will
be selected to represent
the United States in the
First Pan American Con-
r e de r a U on junior
women's tournament Ju-
ly 5·10 at Squaw Valley.
Also lnc1uded in the
qroupof candidates Crom.
CallfomJa lJ Lori Uran-
dlcb ol Meter Del and
Kat.by lfammond of St.
Joseph Kiib In
L&kewood.
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Polo Finals
Set Today
Four teams will battle
in the championship
round of the Southern
Calllotmia Junior Olym·
plc water polo tourna-
ment tcda,v at Newport
Harbor Hial\ with action
set to begin at 10 a.m .
Newport Beach'• A
team, the only unbeaten
and untied aquad left in
the tourney, tangles with
STOP at 10 and Beach at
3. Santa Barbara races
Beach at 11 and STOP at
2 ln the other two a a mes.
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your C 01 t •
LoollatJOUr reu n American L•1•on
ft ,,roflle ( ... Ulustratlon) •"d all team IOIPd •
note ttlest th ~. DO ,ou hiw. victory Mton takla• lh
a pro_,., t1 .. 1n1 It the kn"'? netd s.tw-d_, • lo Mil·
There ahould bt • Jllaht ~nd. loa VJ o dropJ*l only
Is ~ur back fa rly ttr•lthl 1nd it. HCGDd pm ln ti&ht
not too roundtd1 Do you look d l1lG111.
btek or out to He your 1'111\d• Coat a II e 1 a was
when you took dO*n It them? awarded a Yid.Ory over ras::::z:=::c:.1 You should look back 1li1htly; Cypress when the •ls·
-otherwl'9 you are reachlna too ltora came with only
much tor Ifie IJatl. etabt players. C)'preu
Then Jwln1 to lhe top of your tbn borrowed a Mesa
backsw1n1 and •1•1n look In the player and a six lnnJal( .!. .. ~:: ci:;. =~ ~ .... ,...._
mirrOf. The back of ~ur left tllt wH played wlth OoeC.11> .... .,,. • ., ••OHnt ~ ...,.._,,..... hind and ~ur forHrm should eo.ta M•a coming out =~oc~• 1_,. , ..... c.-.a.....,......_,.....
form a 1traJ1ht lint. Y04Jr left ontop,7_.. Mro.c,..,.10....,...1 >• ~=·,~~ .. .,.._, 5houlcter should be under your At u1--1oo Vle·io the T'--2'112S .......___
d ~ J 1 AllO ,., _ 111'.i "°""• Me'I CM'& TM'*_....,. chtn. Your club shoul be host team was abut down c;i..,_, T"" ....... Ut'IU • ._.,., 1Llt1Nf!\I •• •• •Alf parallel to th• taraet line-not H .. cttn TrvlYT~rttir '~•
pol . I f Oft just nve hit.I In losirr1 .,·-;~ACTA...,.. c.-& ,...... ... ••• ,,_.,..,~, .. ,. ntin1 to the •tor riaht. t An-.. -'m ,, ,.. ., .. ,._.T""""'e.-, .......... If I d t 0 ~ 'u-v. ia-,llOlftMtM .,._,_..__..,~. ~·--G•-.... your m rror 1n 1ca es any , ·---·-..... ..-..-.. ..... of these dtftcltnclts 1n uour Mission Viejo s only l'OU•nt•4Ca-•Y'9f'dl.J..-.... K,..,,... 1 threat came In the fourth OICI$ c•~~woo. T1M11-10.11 --· swlna, I suaest you set a com-lnnlna when Jim Greeley aau11,..oec u 1.n. ._,,... __., • ,_ petent ttachina professional. It d •K111.,.11 'l• 11 ot 'to T,.,, T~,.,.._.,..,,., ·11 b 11 th f d 11 s an Paul LaJole slngled PM•"•''.._,,. "° 1.-wi e wt wor a ew o ar with two ouu. But that Str .. t l'IQMtt ,,,...., J • to put youf swine back 1n the ot Ml Tl--Z.l4 groo e wa1 the extent ssion A•so ,., _ TNts Cla.t, e~ .__ __________ v_. _________ _, Vlejo's rally. Jeff Ris Gum ....... ~.v-Mo .... .11....i-
DareeWln•
bad two of Mission Vie· Hos.cretchtt
jO'I hit.I. l'll'T" •ACC -)OG V•tdl. J .,..,
In Costa Mesa'• she tn· :~:.':·,f:'tnl"'·'"-""°·
nlng pracUee lilt.. Guy 'L'l>ll...,, "• uo ,..., Krikorian hit a solo Gr•ncte<k'H••IM11c11em iuo uo ou11v Sew.., •CIOl'ln•I 6.IO homeruninthethlrdand T1--1s"'
drove In two more runs "'1"' "'" -.iwt "'"' ~ .... ,,., Cl••lftw 2, Nloot't ,..,., , W• Clll< 't w l th a bases-loaded· I!'"°· o-verGo
ainale in the sixth innlng. Ho'" .. "'"
Meu'a Dave Mollica
Kyler Leads
Saddleback al10 had a bases-loaded
double to score two runs
in theatxth. Coast Area GOH
Melannie Kyler
pitched both ends o( a
doubleheader victory by
the Saddleback Stars
women's aoftbaJl team
Friday night, nipping
Ocean1lde, 2·1, in the
opener and shuttlne out
San BernardJoo in the
second Ult, 4-0, in action
al A very Parkway Field
In Ml1J1ion Viejo.
Kyler returned to re-
cord a 2-0 victory in the
ni&htcap Saturday to
gain a split with San
Bernardino after the lat·
ter had dFalt the Stars a
4·0 loss in the opener.
The Stars trailed
Oceanside, l ·O with two
out In the bottom of the
!leventh inning or
fi'radny's opener when
Kathy David singled and
1tole HCond. She scored
on a triple by Rita Uribe
and the wiMin1 marker
came lo on another triple
by Barbara Lemberg.
Kyler had a no.hJtter
worklne in the nlehtcap
through five innings, but
had to settle for a one-
hitter in notching her six-
th win or l.ho •uromer
aeaton aaalnst no de-
feat.a.
· The run scored by
Oceanside was the first
of the season aealnat her
In 40 innings.
Terry Gilreath was the
batting star for the win·
ner11 against San
Bernardino, gettlnt two
slnates and a double in
three at·bats, scoring
twice and fielding a
1tn1te to center and
throwlna the runner out
at first base.
Kyler •truck out ntne
and walked two ln the 2·0
victory.
In the .C-0 loss Tricia
Porter proved too tough
for Saddleback to han·
die, llmttlna the Stars to
three bJts.
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Costa Mesa, 3-4 in WOM••·socx."
Lealon play, returns to 1tu•T1MoTo.sucL•""cc action It Orange Coast Low Gnott, Low Net To....Mm.,.t·
. fl'lol Fl~ 1~1-1. "'*' -today 1 facing JCatelJa at WHwtr, IC .... Mowr, ... IHtU-1,
2. And M.lalon Viejo alsd-'"•' ll.._-y 1r1c1tson. "•'Schol· I mlll•,7S. p ay1 at 2, hoeUng the s.c-,. ..... '"'-l-1. M••• Fullerton Aniets al Sad· ... ,.,,011. u . '"•11-1. c..1c k dleback ColJede 1Coye1otc .... 71; '· 8'"' K,,..•end.11. • • ' T"«d FUQM (~1-1, ·-••Y ""91MVIOfo(tl Pellerson, 14a. IH•tl-1. JtM ;Iese, all ~ It M 74;7.Belly ... t9"0n,7 ...
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J 11 u n Wetbr ... Rull\ ICluc-. I•.
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I 0 ~ Kev Sal(), I]; J. Lou Wiiiey, 14; 4
tt " 11 Marv"' Brigll.17. S<ortbvln,.,,,., l(athv Perrv, VIA-"'' club
r " o c1111mpoon, won low 11 .. 1 OYtr 11111 littd An•"""'' 2'IO 010 l'ftl<'t. ~ 1 I • Hf in. CN-l.AdlH lnvll&lf""•' M''''°" V1<110 000 ()if() noo n 1our11A"*lt l0< club cl\Amp\ lrom ttwo
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FV Retains
Top Honor
Fountain Valley High
retain• the Sunset
Lea1ue all-sports trophy
following a year ln which
the Barons won nine
championships, lnclud-
lnl three vartlty crowns
( w restllng. basketball
and cross country).
Fountain Valley also
won a surtlnt cham-
pionship, but It was not
lnchaded ln the tabula-
tlont, whJch found FV
atop with 172 polnta.
followed by Hunt1n1toa
Beach's Edilon (160),
Newport Harbor (144),
HuntJniton Beach (117).
Huntlnaton Beach's
Marina (98) and
We.stmlnster t88)
Newport Harbor was
the Individual leader tn
total leaaue cham
plonsbJps <aJl levels)
with U, bul low flnillhes
ln 1ymnaslics. Molf and
(""""""" u Mooff t
leFe<f' r1
u 11 t• Terpstra; ShlrltY 'lllt, Alltt Vet o o o CIH"ll, ,,_le Dvnt Melen Sllh'lla.
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001 11•-1 tt 1 l evtrM S..rt, Htffll WtlllflftOfl;
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Cleudlnt Tl\omp\01', Mery Zlll'I·
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Seft Jose 1, L.a\ V ... S I
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MACHINE:
SHOW&SALE.
Vintage slot machines used
in Nevada gambling houses
prior to 1941 Clegal to own in
California.) Large selection to choose from. all in
working condition.
Also, antique lurniture, round oak tables,
chairs, bra.u beds, Edison players. clocks, a~d much, much more. ·
ON SALE...;JUNE 19th
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net Morarevla fA-7
Cooa Mt • Ca.
tbru 30th .
cross country dropped-------~;..;;.;...-------~-.... Newport ln the overall
1tandlnp.
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• Ranch project awards ran the gamut from community planning
to Individual homes and apart·
menu nnd commercial and in·
du1trlal entries The ronch
partkularly dominated the
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Ba11~~
Gr
Wood e by ~ Irv· Com·
p ny toe \olaJ communltJ pl
run1: lh Rancho San Joaqu n
Apartment& b1 lbe lrvLDe Com·
pany for bHt apartment.a: the
Bt1 Canyon Townbomu by
McLain Realty Ii Development
Company tor best attached
bom•: and the Coolidfe Carter
Bulldint Urvine'a City Hall) by
DM I !orbettcommerciaJ entry
•
ot Harbor V tew un roe
comm t1 plan and lb other
for tbe Chatham model. Th
Adams model or the lnn0¥al1ve
Woodbrldae Eatates In the
villa&• ot Woodbrid&e also was a
wmher as was the HoUy~ll.
model in the Turtle Rock Glen
Garden home commuruty m the
village or Turtle Rock
THE ontER MERIT Aw1trd
wmners on the Irvine Ranch an
New Management Fi~ld Told
Construction management -a
held so new that most general
contractors and architect!> aren't
aware or it offers great careeJ:..
opportunities for young peopl\?.
CARTER BUILDING WINS GRAND PRIZE FOR IRVINE
R•nch Development• C•pture 14 of 54 Golden Nugget•
That message was brought to
20 members of the Orange Coast
College Student Chapter of the
Associated General Contractors
of Amenca by David G. Miller,
president of a Costa Mesa firm
specializing in construction
management. Explaining his
firm's role, he said
our lflodels Ottered -
Cuesta Tennis Club ··The land development pro-
cess has become so extremely
comphcakd that 1t 1s almost im
poss1bl<' for one ind1v1dual or one
company to have all the
knowledgt• and expl•rt1se re
quired to successfully complete
residential. commerr1al. i:i
dustnal, recrealtonal, anstitu·
Opens in HuntingtOn
La Cuesta Tennis Club, newest
'4omes by Ayres development of ~l ocean.close condo m iniums at
Newland and Ellis in Huntington
Beach. opens 0Hic1ally this
weekend with the presentation of
four decorated models
Designed for the tennis en-
thusiast and residents who are
seeking a chore-free lifestyle, La ~uesta Tennis Club home~ will be
available for homebuyer oc·
cupancy m September. accord
1ng to Fr~k Rupp, 'iales
manager
LA CUES A Tenni''> Club,
situated on rho1ce lluntanlo(lon
Beach land with easy acc<'ss to
beaches and freeways, offers
t\llo, three and four·bedroom at
tached homl'S in an opening
weekend price range of $89,SOO to
$t9,990 (subJcC't to increase> The
slngle-levei and two-story dwell
1ngs provide 1.202 lo 1,728 square
Ceet of comfortable living area
·Theme area of the newest
Ayres project 1s a d1stancllve ten
nis club, complete with night
lighted court and residents'
clubhouse. The fac1hly has also
been designed for homeowners'
meetmgs
FOUR DIFFER ENT floor
plans decorated by Marsha
Wynn of Orange are being of
Cered al La Cuesta Tennis Cluh
Models depicting each floorplan
have been named Mt•lbournc.
Westlake. Calculla and Mon
lreal A special feature of the•
three bedroom Call:utta 1s ''
f1rl'place an the master hedroom
S.iles mformal1on ma'.t Jlso ht•
obtained al Ayre<; La Cuesta b\
the Sea development at Garfield,
JUSt l'ast of Newland in I lunt
in~ton Beach or al La Cuesta
Racquet Club near Hf'ach
Roulevard and Memphis I.a
Cuesta Tenms Club sill' as located
al Newland and Ellis, m1dwav
between the San Diego 1-'reewiJ}
and the Pacific Ocean
Remtor Wins
SRPA. Honor
Wilham C Jlazewankel, owner
of Wilham llazewinkcl and Com·
pany of N<'wport Beach, has been
:.iwarderl the SRPA 1S1·n1or Real
Propert v Appraiser 1 JestJ nation
In thl' boarct of 1-{o\ c•rnor" of lht•
111ternatwnal ~or1l'l> of Real
Estate Appraisers
Hazewmk(•J h:.is hcc•n Jn ap
praiser for ovl'r 11 > l'ars
'>PN'tah11nA an n•s1de11t1al. iiJ>art
llH'nl t·onirnl·n ·1al ancl indu'>lnal
propc:n:-. lit·'" a mcmtH•r of the
S1H'1t>ty s Orange C'ounty C"hapter
No 132
lluzcwankt•I is past chairman
of thl' Nl'" port Bt'ach Planning
Comm1s!>t0n ilnd a mt.'mber of
the ;>.ie\.\oporl llarbor Costa Mesa
Board of Hl'altors and Newport
Beach Cham her of l'omm<'n'e.
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Enjoy Full Service Retirement Living
With NO INVESTMENT!
~ \lilla \lalencia
/11 tlw (.rC'ar Ret1rC'fnN1t World of lJNUllJ /Jilh
Orange County's Retirement Apartme nt Hote l With
'\\1 fencl«r L~lna Conttrn • At V1ll1 V1lenc11 wt
utider~1nd retlrl'mfl't's 1pec1al needs That s why hfl'
ht>re '' '° com~lete: nulet or stimulatmg, pn•lll.' °' social, "at home• or hllJhly mobile. Whatever ~uils you
!•btsr, you'll find It here. .. along with T l.C.
Differ~
'\\ \ Our lull-llmt' SoclAI Actlvlflfl OirtttOf drrlnRf'<t
1oul\, mo111M anrl mhtr 11roup rum tton\. f .ic 1l111l"' lor the
popular rt>crNllon.al .lct11111te~ ar~ .all rig hr here-.ii hC>ille.
tool
"\., CMI• -lowf'r than vou thtnL. BtC<lU\t' so much
•> 1ncludC!<.I. your 11•n1 huys mut h mofl• ul th• 1tood life .n
\1111.t Valrnct.t . ;ind w1thOU1 d1\lu1h1nl( )'OUr~.lv1n~ tot 1
down paymrnt or <Ill)' Cl1hl'r lund or "ntr.anc r. foe. Th ..
me.in\ all vour ,,1111n11t ''" 110 t111h1 on worlun11 lor you!
Re ntals from '650 per month
Owned and personally oper.ated
by those who serve you.
DIEGO
Uo na l or municipal develop·
menu.
"SO, FIVE YEARS ago, we
formed David G. Miller and As
soclates Lo serve people in the
building industry who realize
that their projects need a team
approach landowners, de·
velopers. builders, architects
and building designers. We a lso
serve others who become in-
volved in the development pro-
cess. individuals, groups or in·
'"ei.tors, financial instttutaons.
i.chools, churchci>, hosp1lali>, and
m unac1palitles
Miller says that has firm ac
tually offers more than 30 daf
Cerent services corresponding to
the needs of his clients However.
all these services can be lumped
together under two headings,
"project development." and
"construction management ..
"Project development," he ex
plained, is the front-end orgamz
lne and coordinating service that
helps translate the owner's goals
into a successful project. We or·
ganize and coordinate groups of
independent professiona l consul·
tanls doing the planning, design
mg, and estimating. Often, we in
tegrate their teams with ours
And we suplemenl their work b)-
estabhshmg and monitoring cost
estimates. budget!>, schedules.
building concepts. and project
programs.
"CONSTRUCTION manage
ment places us in an owner's
representative role on construe·
lion related act1nties before,
during, and after construction.
We manage and control bidding,
con tract negotiation , job
supervision, scheduling, and pro·
ject accounting. Th1b assures
smoother-running JObs, a better
chance or meeting schedules. an
increased possibility of not ex
ceeding budgets, and greater
probability lhat th(.• completed
proJect wall meet the clients' goals··
Miller •mad that the two best op·
portumt1es for gelling into con
strucllon management are with
rirms such as his or with general
contracting firms that would add
construction management lo
their services. He noted that
firms uke has are stall very rare
"As rar as we know. we're the on·
ly firm of our type in Southern
Cahfornia. However, there must
be 5,000 or 6,000 large contractmg
firms across the country that you
could work for "
M ill(.•r o;a1d that a comb10at1on
of academic baclq.(round olus
field ex~ncn('C IS Lht bC'st .... a)'
to prepare for a career in con-
struction management He noted
that schools such as Oranie
Coast College offer a two-year
C$rtificate thut may include bolh
c!Onstruclion and management
courses . Ile added tbal
CahComia State Un1vers1ty al
Long Beach offers a four.year
construction management
course and is "probably one of a
dozen schools to do so in the coun-
try "
M I LLER. WHO himself
worked as a carpenter wh1ll• at
tending University or California
al Los Angeles. urged lht• stu
denL'l to gel practical experience
an additJOn lo their collel!c truin
mg
He added th.it a second "ay to
gel into construction manage-
ment •s through one or the build·
•ng professions "Our staff ln·
eludes people with backgrounds
an general contracting, archltec.
tun•, engllleenng, and law," he no1e<f. -
What docs the field pay? Some-
one fresh out of college with
no practical r>xperlence could ex·
peel ~to S900 per month, but if
hf' had one or •wo ~·ears o( cx-
pcriC'nce. he could get lt,000 to
Sl.100 per month 1mmed1ately.
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An opportunity like this may only come along but once: Dramatic
masteq ully-deslgned ranch style homes gracefully nestled on gently rolling
or terraced one acre lots wi th total useable space. There's room enough
to accent your home with a swimming pool or tennis court or even both.
Or perhaps a corral for your favorite saddle horses is more to your liking.
Whatever the preference, the land Is all yours to enj oy to the fullest.
With the community defined by white rail fencing and Interwoven wi th
extensive bridle trails and beautiful eucalyptus trees you'll be reminded of
Kentucky Blue Grass country. And there are more ~emlnders llke winding
circular drives, country lane streets and turn-of-the-century street.lighting.
Now look at the classically-built homes themselves. A limited collection of • • 35 Imposing 4 and 5 bedroom ranch estates that reflec t the land's rich
tradition and romantic heritage. The architecture Is distinctive with
elevations up to 125' wide and floor plans tuturms up to 3540 square feet.
Luxur:y amenities inclu legant double entry doors with leaded glass
inserts, sculptured b ck fl replaces, French patio wlndo.ws and doors,
jewelr~ safes, mlcr wave ovens, duaJ.zoned air conditioning, antique
faucets, country-sty! d hardwood cabinets, laundry rooms, guest suite,
3-car garage~, old-fashioned verandas and more ••• so much more.
Promise yourself to visit LazyCrcek soon. It's a very s~clal place that you
and your family wlll want to call home for a long tr me to come.
Prices range from $200,000 to $239,000.
Sales offlc.o o~n Saturday through
Wed"eaday, 10 a.m. to dusk.
Phone (714) 639·0550
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• onnect1on
.aves Lives
'To the. persons they are going out and treating, it's an emergency.'
Storie• by JACK CHAPPELL oft• o.ffy ,........,.
Heart disease •nd traumatic injury rank as the nation's
first and third killers. Trauma-defined as wound, injury or
shock-alone kills 117,000 persom annually and is the
lar1eat single cause of death for people one to 39 years of age.
Yet no medical breakthroughs, no miracle drugs, no
discoveries are needed to signilicently reduce those grisly
statistics. .
What 1s needed 1s application of existing medical
knowledee and treatment to victims quickly and COR· RECTLY
THE PARAMEDIC program is a step in that direction.
In Orange County, nearly SS million was spent on the
paramedic system last year.
For that, the taxpayers of Orange County bought 30,493
emergency medical responses or which slightly less than
half required paramedic-level se"ice -meaning ad·
ministration or intravenous <IV> nwd, drugs, or deli~lla
tton <restarting the heart by electro-shock>.
No morbidity /monalit¥ study has been done coun·
tywide since the creation o( the paramedic program so no
one knows how many people have lived-are living today-
because paramedics were available to render thl.'ir
specialized medical treatment heretofore available only Jn a hosplt I emereency room
INDEED, THE concepl of the paramedic program is to
move the emergency room lo the patient rather t han vice versa.
The paramedic, a highly trained, usually highly
motivated fireman, acts as tl)e emergency room physi·
cian 's eyes, ears and hands at a bloody accident scene or in
a Poah home whose owner bas been stricken with a heart at· tack
Aa logical u that seems to John Q. Citizen in 1977, it is a recent development.
During our Civil War, emergency medical tranfporta·
tion consisted or a horse-drawn ambulance and a couple or
attendants who raced among the battlefield dead and dying,
loaded the living in the wagon with a collection of other un
fortunate souls, whipped up the horse and galloped off to a
rude hospital.
One hundred years later, the principal chanee was the
replacement of the horse with horsepower. .
THE BASIC method or operation was the same: Get to
the victim, load him in the wagon, and, with red lights
nasfting and siren screaming. stomp on the accelerator and race to the hospital · ....
It was known as "scoop and run" and the amt,ulance
was indelicately called "the meat wagon."
The Vietnam war precipitated a change
The mUitary was dealing with massive numbers or
trauma victims. The Army and Marine Corps developed
helicopter ''med1vac" C medical evacuation) techniques and
procedures for stabilizing patients even under fire. The
military developed radio advances that let the medics com-municate with physicians.
AT ABOUT THE same time, civilian heart doctors were
discovering their patients were dying on the scene or ln the
am bu lance en route'to the h06pital.
Pioneering actions in Belfast. lreland led to the civilian
mobile intensive care concept
So much for the history.
Oranae County has emerged as a leader in paramedic
service, said George Ajimine, county intensive care pro-gram supervisor.
In August, the county and its 26 cities will have met
master plan goals to provide a paramedic unit within a rive
minute response of.., to 85 percent of the county population.
TIDRTEEN CITIES operate their own paramedlc pro-
grams through their fire departments. Ten contract wJtb
the Orange County Fire Department/State Division of
Forestry Jor paramedic service. San Clemente and Brea
have no par medic service and another city contracta wiUI nei1hboring municipalities for service.
There are 193 paramedics assigned to the various fire
departments. The county fire department has se medics
who operate nine units.
There are six base hospitals in the county with special
radio and telemetry equipment allowing the parame<'ics o"
Paramedics tear
apart a car
to free driver,
above, and
provide medical
aid to a woman
at Joplin Ranch,
left, as helicopter
stands by.
Eity E~ll Seat to the Reseue
rra;qxiyen Can See Where Thia Money Is Spent
and seven paramedics. There were 2.346 r IPoQSea
last year. The 1976-77 paramedic bud1et is $12-4,000.
Irvine contracts with the count~ tire depart·
ment for paramedic service as well u ambulance
transport of vkUms. One unit aoa seven medica are
assiped to the city. They respooded to J,-421 calla aet
year. The city pay1 $115,000 for. bOth paramedlc and
ambulance service.
the scene to send electrocardiograms or heart actav1t}' directly to a physician.
THE PARAMEDICS undergo a ngorous 1,024 hour.1
of classroom instruction at UC Irvine Medical Center Their
mstruction includes "on the floor" experience in the
hospital as well as intern time with a paramedic crew
Not all firemen are paramedics. although moslfiremen
have received "emergency medical techn1c1an" trau\ 1ng-a sort of advanced first aid
But all paramedics are fully quahfted firemen
The theory is that the dual capability offers fire depart
ments a certain amount or flexibility ln ass1gnine personnel
and in matntaining•an adequate manpower reserve in case of serious fires.
IN PRACTICE, however, some departments have
found the medics have become an elite, an image not dts·
pelted by such lelev1s1on programs as "Emergency,"
which frequently over-emphasizes the paramedics' role
within the department.
In some cases, the allure ot becoming a paramedic has
prompted some to join the fire ser vice in order to later become a medic.
This has caused some friction.
But it is a friction that is carefully hidden in statements meant for public consumption
THE OFFICIAL posture 1s that personnel are firemen first, paramedics second.
One of those recognizing Ole problem 1s San Clemente
Fire Chief Ron Coleman whose department 1s one of two m the county not providing paramedic service.
Coleman works for a cost-conscious some might say
lisht·flated-city. He has delayed unlll September 1978 the
beginning of paramedic service partly because of the costs
,\DVoJved should the city ni&b into a medic proaram. C~y. Saa Clemeate Fin .Department O~tft an
•JDbulance service. Its firemen are trained up to paramedic
standards, but cannot give IVs or drugs, use the sophisticat-
ed telemetry gear, or adminiBter the li(esav1ng defibrilla· lion.
(See PARAMEDICS, Pase CZ)
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YOU
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DAILY PILOT
SECTION C
Sunday, June 19. 1977
What Assistance
.Will Their Next
'Victim' Require?
.. Beep, Beep, Beep.''
Forks clattered to plates laden
witb the reniains of what bad
been lunch and Medics Marc
Hawklna and Chip Prather took
off.
Running. SP.ril\ting.
Throqh the staid hospital din·
inl room, down.the hall, through tbe Jot>by Bod out the door of Mis·
alon Community Hospital in Mis·
•Ion Vi*·
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"IT---'IM'liWM 't -to • tbe plrHa
out and tn 't .. -'--'"' ed uld 'Well, i•ve b the
... " ILoaaic!.
Abuse may be rru.at1at1:u.~111 m,ed!A:s
ore vocal about tt than nrloua II tM clUaen who doesai't ••w to bolb r. doao•t waAt to CIUM a f 1•• wbn be ftell "lndl
41Jtraa auoclated wltb burl all
"I' iD not tUI'• tt tt a ,.luetance to bother anyone. 1t ma,
be Juat •natural 1uppratlon; it wW to awll)' ii I just icnor•
It," N...,ort Beach FlH Capt. Don Joaa 1ald
. .
'Womeq cz..Jve CJJt:tter
--r:JVATURALLY,.·. ·
C••• Joi•;,. fer a day '•& lur•l•I po I&( • 1
Ah•n111U\' t• -.... •• women. •e C'•• IH'Uf'r <'Olflt. • •l&ll &aday•a •
Paramedic Marc
Hawkins shows
Boy Scouts from
Laguna Hills Troop
615 the inside of
van filled with
rr:ecJ..iqal equipment
COUPn'YW-IDE, U\et avera•ea out to abobt Z2 percent
of all medical ald eall1. AJlml"e aald. •
In any evtnl, the rea~nH and counaehog by
paramedic• frequenUy lead to 'prtvent.a.Uve medicine" ac·
Uon by the cltben. People are eometlmea aUmuJated to seek
medical checkups they mlitst Ofdlnu1l)I have shunned. he
••id.
WUJ&t;: a>•PC.\MK TR INIJ'G CE~'TEK
W Fat.. 4 •• -4th J'loir ... N"'°" ~ DrlH 'lrwport •ach. Caltfomla
"That repreaentt calla where tbey may not arrtve and
may not treat (beeauae a fire company hu arrived f1rat and
canceled the medics by radio) or mey Umee they will do
the evaluation and determine they are not needed.
THE PAllAMEDIC profrlm bttan 1n earnest m
Oranse County In 1974 with the approval.then ot a ~n
tywide paramedlc system.
Despite its 1rowln1 palm-and there are som~ It re·
ma Ins one of the most popular functions of government.
JltMU. 11177-H ;M \.'1. to:I: •Luac• Brf'ak>
SEMINAR WILL PRESENT:
t. Tbe Impact of •lco!tOf oft wr lh .. , blolo1tcall,.,.,.·
P'>Ytholodcallv. l'moUooallv and 'oclalh. : :, 4\ ·'They can decide better than anybody else. Our
philosophy is to run them and determine they weren't
needed rather than not run them and wlsb that we had," he
said.
Perhaps it ls because the cillien can see throuih media
exposure that he receives something for his money.
Perhaps it 11 because everyone hJrbor1 the dark but
abiding thought that "I could be tho next poor soul that n~eds help" and regards it and tho payment of tax dollara as
insurance.
•, ... , .. , ..
!. Panel of 'll>Omen who bavf' le"mffi 111llrrnathr "ays.;
on how &o c:ope wttb Ille'' pru11url'' and 1u·n1rs. ·
::>?far, m?~~ties, and the county, maintain they have
sumc1ent equipment and personnel to operate this way
3. Tt'ehnlqffl! for eop1t1a ,.
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Thal may change in the future as populaUon lncreasea and as pubUc awareness expanch.
Perhaps, too. Georae Ajimine is right when he says.
.. We are by far the best program avallable."
4. Questions and aas"ers
OPEN TOTllE PUBLIC \\'ITHOl:'r <.'11.\RGt.:. _
P'or further lnformaUon -Call &.ag..7704 ...
c:111 o prohlem ., Then u·rite to Pat Dunn. Pat wdl cut red tape
getting the aM~rs and action you need to 1alve '"•quillea in
goi tmment and busmen. Matl yoor qiu1tloru to Pat Dunn, At Your
Strv1c:e. Orange Coa1t Da1l11 Pilot, P 0 Boz 1560, Co1ta Meaa, CA
926?6 A! many letter& a• poanble Will be ~ed. but phoned
in<1uirw, or letters not mcludmg the reodn'1 /uU name, oddrtll Cllld
busintsi houri' phone numl>lr cannot be conddertd. Thu column
appl!ar! daily t.rcept Saturday•."
~l'here to f'ind Ro•~ Aeeay Frortt BOlll~
DEAR PAT: C11nyouglvemethenamesofseveralflrms
that deal In vacation thome swapping here in the United
States? We hope to exchange our home for afew weeks in
Scptembt r for one in New England. We are looking for
a rE>a sonably priced arran9ement.
B.W., Newp<>rt Beach
Adventurea In Living, Bo• 271, W1nnetk•, IL tool3, can pro-
vide • dlr90tory to you which lltta •vall•bl• propertl•• In S4 •t•tH
•nd 14 foreign counttlH. Th• V•catlon !•change Club, 350
Bro•dw•y, New Vortl, NY 10013, llet• 3,000 home• •nd •P•.rtmenta
throughout the world. Hofld•Y ttom. ~an,. Bureau I• another
poHlbHfty. but It • .,_.,.,,,.. ftt forefgn swept. It• eddreH fa Box
555, Grants. NM 17020. tnqufttne, lox 208, K•tonah, NY 1053',
c•t•ra to nch•ng•• •mong profeHlonal• •nd •••cutlvea.
Cr••~lv• lAlaure, th• home ewappfng pioneer, I• loeeted et 1280
Columbus Ave .. San Fr•nclaco, CA 94133. Moat of lta offertnge .,.
l,i I :r:~ and MHICO, howev.,, but off-Haeon r•t•• •r• very rcaaoneble.
Experts •dvlae home aweppera to check •II det.U• before get-
t:ng lnvotved. fA•k• aure you know the number of room• and bed•
In the house you are conaktertng, kitchen tacllttlea, cllm•t•,
nHrby attrectlott• ertd uttlltJ payment •rr•"fetnenttl. Requeet
bualntH, peraonel end bank refeteftC•t end m•k• ture lneur•nce
coverege la edequate.
Hin«> .~to<"h• Wortla Pfcldllfl 01'er?
DEAR PAT: We have some old mining stocks. How can
we find out if they have any value?
N.S., Ntwport Beach
A cooperetlv• atockbro~would be your ben bet, but you c•n
find out If your atockt were laet lltted on either th• New York or th•
Amerlc•n Stock Exchange by contactlnt theH organlaatlona.
Write to: Joseph M. Tietjen, Dfrector, lnqulrtea Dept., Arnerto•n
Stock Exchenge, ae Trinity l'tece, New York, NY 1ooot, or Geotge
Chrlstopouloe, Admlnlatretor, lnvteton .. rvtce aure•u, New York
Stock Exch8nge, 1j Well It., New York, NY10001.
If no lnto1matlon It obtained, then wtltt to th• lecret111y of
Stet• or to th• Corporetlon Commlealoner In the atete wh.,• th•
firm wae lncorpor•ted. Th•t tntormetton It on UM fee• of your •tock
certlflcatff. Letter• eleo •hould be matted to ttwoompeny •t tM l••t
•vell•bt• eddreH and to th• tnnst., .,.,.., for the etoek (Inform•·
Uon on certlflcatea).
Another eource la • reference llbrery'• copy of the "RoMrt 0.
Flah., M•nual of Valuable •nd WorthteM lffurtltH," pubDetted
by R.111. lmyttt a Co.
A ptlv•t• Herch cen be arreneecf through St•nd•rd a ftoor'a
for 1t mtnlmum cherge of 17.50, or from other profeutonel tracing
Hrvl~ named In a lltt you can requeet from th• New York ltock
e.chenge.
TrU Sa'les
WASHlNGTON CAP)
-Makers an<I stUera of
some 18 mllllon
children's 1Jeepwoar
I earmef\~ trtaled With
the chemical 1'11 hav•
propoetd that they be al·
lowed to export the re•
called garmtnlll ar tum
thtm lnto other 1•r~·
duct., 1uch H drapell for
'·hlldren'1 room1.
HELP ON ITS WAY.
<From Pase CU
Hawkins drives the van through trartlc like 1t
pro. Crawling throuah intersections and warily
passing drivers confused by the siren or bllss{ully
ignorant of the rolling red and white jukebox behind them.
A woman in a Buick station wagon -an ··1 found
lt" sticker on the back -refuses to budge
Finally she moves right.
Then it's open road. The van sprints ahead.
The way to the boys ranch is tortuous.
A NARROW TWO·LANE road. Hawkins picks
up a Trabuco Canyon Volunteer at the Fire Station.
The rlrefighter knows thew ay to the ranch,
"Twn left atthe Hideaway," he says. ·
Hawkins hits a rough one-lane road. The van
handles like a sports car. Up the narrow road.
Hawkins hits the siren as it approaches blind cor·
ners. There are lots of them.
Rolling into the ranch. Prather radios that
they've reached their destination
Not quite
THE VICTIM has been taken lo the ranch's
baseball field by the volunteer memberi, of the fire
department. A helicopter has been called
Down a deeply rutted path, Hawkins
maneuvers the van. A woman lies on a stretcher Firemen from the volunteer station are here. Help· m.: her.
The medics jump out
Radio communication is established with Mis-
sion Community Hospital.
"1 have a female about 51 years or aae ... " re
cites Hawkins into the microphone as Prather takes
vital life signs.
NOT A HEART attack. The woman la hyperven·
lilaling.
Although the "Marine Angel" helicopter from
El Toro Marine Air Station is on the 1cene, Dr.
Michael McCormack at Mlaslon Community
Hospital orders surface transport. (Later, Dr. McCormack said the woman's con·
dltlon did not warra nt the rlsk of a helicopter flight.) .
A 40-minutc drive to the hospital with the vic-tim followed.
Along the way. Prather admlnlatera a shot of
Valium to calm the patient who Is atlll breathln1 too
fast.
UNWAD AT Saddleback Community Hospital.
The radio yells.
A drul overdose.
The medic van speeds away Into a nottbbortiod
of neat posta1e stamp lawns and t81>,000 houH•.
The victim is a 59-year-old arandmotber lytnf In a round bed.
"Mission, this is ORCO MedJc.zz. J bav• a 5t· year.old female ... :•
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kid• really don't aeem to need any en·
cour11emeat.''
"l doa't have many IOluUOftl ln the
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Keliber believes admlnlatrotors
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Center NeedS
'Craft Teacher
-A number of care centen need people
18 years old or older to help with cratta and
'other activities.
Mental health program orientations an
currenUy under way for those who wish to
1lve their effort. lo those with emotional problems.
A COMMUNITY center ln Huntington
Beach needs someone to answer phones and
take measa1es. Men are needed for evening
hours.
The probation department needs young
women to act as bli alstera to help "charges llet
lt together." '"'
lnformalion on these opportunities to help
others Is available by caJUn1 the Volunteer
Bureau of West Orange County, 530·2370.t...
The Voluntar~ Action Ce~r or :><>uth
Orange County, at 675·9210 or 833-9278, hu 1n·
formation on the followina ways you can help
e>thers.
PF.OPLE WITH phyalcal handicaps may
fuid rewardlnl work in a number of acUvlUea ln day camps throu1hout the area. The pro-
1ram1 arefor handicapped youn1sters.
Many organizations can UAe people with
administrative. organizational, fund raislnc
or public relallona skills to help on agency
boards and to serve non· profit organiutions.
Want to help others while staytn1 at
home? A fund ralslnl( organization needa peo·
pie to assemble lapel pins and sort envelopes.
A central location for lhe work is also being
set up.
A Santa Ana organization that helps blind
persons needs someone lo teach typing, wool
• spinning and weaving.
' The coastline arboretum in South Orange
. County needs people with strong backs to help
' tend plants und nowera. Morning hours are
: best, tor persona 18 years or older.
' Both voluntary action centers mentioned
: here list a large number of organizations and
• agencies which are constantly in need or help.
' Contact either center for more details on op·
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The spacious Santa Ana
Heights home of Mr. and Mn.
Harry Rinker was the setttna for .
a cocktail reception honoring
about 200 members of the
Golden .. Eagle Club, Boy Scouts
of America.
The party was given to say
thank you to the members for
their continuous generosity.
Admiring an elephant tusk,
bagged by Rinker, are (at leff,
left to right) Mrs. James Hines.
William Hood, Orange County
Council presiaent, and Mrs. Ran·
, dall Presley.
Mrs. Allee O'Neill Avery
(above) discusses her tenure as
deu mother with Lite Scouts, Al·
len Lynch (center) and John
Savage.
Host and hostess Harry and
Diane Rinker, await the arrival
o.11,,.. ... ,. ..... .., .. 1c11.t,.. • ....._ of guests.
Nuptial, Ritea
Couples Marry
Nfchols-Maksimczyk
Katherine Ann Maksimczyk
and Mark Robert Nichols were
married during ceremonies con·
ducted in St. Anthony's Church,
Lons Beach.
Thtir parents are Dr. and Mrs.
Walter J. Maksimciyk of Hunt-
loJtbn S.ach and Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Nict'°la• Fountain Valley.
· The newlyweda are alumni of
Madoa Hiah School where the
bt'.lde sraduated with honors. She
attended Orange Coast Coll"I•
whe" she made the Dean 'a Ust.
Her hutband was all·
conference tackle at Golden West
Colle1e and now Is a senior at ..
Colorado State University where
he la attendln1 on a football
tcbolarshlp.
Tbe new Mr.·and Mrs. Nichols
wDl tnake their home in Fort
Collin.a, Colo. •••
Flamson-OeSutter St. James Episcopal Church.
Newport Beach wu the aettinc
for the nuptial ceremony linking
Billie M. l>eSutter and Scott A.
FJamJCJn, Balboa bland.
The newlyweds are araduates
of Corona del Mar Hieb School
aDd will live on Balboa laland. 1 Tbetrparenta are Mr. and Mra.
• Richard J. Flamaon In and .Mr.
J and Kn. William Desutter, all of
: Coronado! Mar. l ••.
l
Huntinaton Harbour wUl be the
• bome fot Mr. and n. G.offrey
Jam• Morrtaon Sickler and hla
bnde, the former Cerolyn Ann
; Galantlne who escban1ed wed· • dtnr vow1 and rln1• tn St. Jo~cblm'• Catbollc Church,
Coltall••· rl'be ibrlde, dau1bter of tbo
:R•1mond .M. Galaf\tlnea of
Newport Beach. 1s a graduate of
Corona del Mar High School and
Orange Coast College.
She graduated cum laude from
California Stale Un1versily,
Fullerton where she was a
member of Beta Gamma Sigma
and Beta Alpha Pai.
Her husband graduated from
Edison ltigh School and magna
cum laude from UC Irvine. A
member of Phi Beta Kappa, he is
the son of Ms. Mamle Morrison
or Huntington Beach and Dr.
Edward E. Sickler, Barberton,
Ohio. •••
Towersey-Cox
' The First Church of Relialous
Science, Newport Beach was Ute
setting for the marriage of
Marianne Emlson Cox and Brian
Je((ery Towersey of Irvine.
Tbe bride, dautbter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Stewart Cox of Santa
Ana Hel1bta, ls a Children's
Home Society debulante.
She graduated from Corona del
Mar ltigb School and Stanford
University.
Her bwsband wu educated in
Eneland where hit R•renta, th.e
late Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Towersey, lived.
The newlyweda will make their
home in Irvine. •••
Roff Ina-Straub
Janet Sue·straub and Randall
Retter Rofflna, 1raduata of
Callfomla State Unlveralty, Lon1
Beach, exchanied nupUal vows
and rtnp ~ ceremoillea con·
ducted in K•a Verde.
The newlyweda, who al10 araduat.ed from Eltancla H11h
Scbool, will Uve ln Corona.
TheirP-.eotl are Mr. and Mn.
Guy Edward sttaub of CO.ta
M•a, II~ E. Albrecht of Hun~
inst.on Beilcti and the late Mr.
CllffcdJ. Rotnna. •••
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MRS. NICHOLS MRS. SICKLER MRS. TOWERSEY MRS. ROFFINA
'fhe bride, daughter of the
Richard F. Lennerts of Coeta Meta, ii a graduate of Costa
Meta Hilb School and attended
Oran1e Cout Colleae.
Her husband also attended
CMHS and la the SOD of Mrs.
Patricia Boll• of Costa Mesa.
The newlyweda will live in San-
ta Ana. •••
Pl per-Portela
Carol Lorraine Portela and
Willlam David Piper were mar-
ried in the First Church of
Rel1«lou1 Science, Newport
Beach.
Their parenta are lilr. and Mn.
Lawrence Portel of Dana Point
and Mr. and Mn. DOnald Piper,
Anaheim.
The bride attended Anaheim
Hl1h School and Fullerton
Colleae. Her bUJbaDd earned b1a
BS and MA desreea from
California Stat.e Unlvemt)'. Loli&
Beach. •••
Jackson-Courreges
Irene Huol CoarNS• and Jay 011'1')'1 JackSon were married
durlil& ceremom• ID Newuort
BeaehllUDlciPalCOurt.
Tbelr pceata a.re Mr. and Mn.
Joe Courr•&•• of l'ountaln
Valley and Mr. and Mn. Jear1•
J acktOD, HunUncton Be.Cb.
The new Mn. Jacaon II a
· 1radaate ot Fountata Vall~
Hilb 8CboOl imd ber bUJbud
craduated from Fontana J11P SCbooL •••
Sam Cole Jr. and the Rev. and
Mrt. Gary Robinson, all of Hunt-
in1ton Beach. .. • ...
Johnson· Tornow
Ch•ryl Lynn Tomow, daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs, Lothar
Tornow. Coeta Mesa, and Kim
Johnson, son of tbe Richard
JohlllOOI, Cedar ftaplds, Iowa,
LECfVRB 8DIE8: Por the
flnt time, Oran1e Coaat Co1Je1e
ha• expanded Jtt lecture 1eriet
into the tummer months.
Four different aeries will be
prettnted. Each I• in four parts
and free to the public. Relfatra-
Uon will be taken at the door.
On 1bunday, beainnin1 June
23, at 7:30 p.m. ln the Science
Hall, Valerie Croy and Dr.
Claude Farley, marrta1e and
famUy counaelon, will explore
AttertSOn Training.
The Mqjc of Mlcrowave Cook· lU wW be OffeNcl at 7:IO p.m. in Sclenff Lecture Hall 2 on Wed· aetdm, be1iruilDC June 2t.
How to Bur and Sell Rell
E1hte wll be 8iv•n on :J'lilnda,. at 7:IO p,m. ln the
lellli Hall. Tbe lint •lll be ~Julyll.
T•l• aerie• 11 belat CO· .,...orea bJ the Boardl of ,..,..._ Of Newport HJrbor-
co.&a Meea and Hununaton
8-eb·ll'owit.aln Valley. l>@iular lecturer Dr. Arthur L.
Bi.ti ntaatm ffW the 2$th year ln
Au#lt to present Guldin< l'vur
OW11 Gfowtb. ~turea wW be at
1:30 p.m. Tuesday•' In the
aucUtorlum, with tbo flr•t
1cb4Jlh1lid on Au1. t ..
rther lnlormaUan 11 avalla·
=calll111 the coll c t
were married in Cedar Rapids.
The new Mrs. Johnson Js a
graduate of Estancia Hith
School and attended Oran1e Cout College. She took her BS
Crom Concordia Teacher•
College and currently is teachln&.
at Trinity Lutheran School in
Cedar Rapids.
Johnson is a araduate ot Iowa
Slate University.
Tbeywill llvein Cedar Ra.P.l<!'·
DEA.a CA\18E: There are
pleav a,..._, ... I beard from
aoa.Jis ti '\Mm. ~oar 11.IUW'e
watmOltaDDrODriate.Wllenn•
JM 1et .. -·•etreet" like Ute -
described la yoar letter Uiete'• cot .. be • "eaue ... Tlaanb for
writ~
DEAR ANN: How can one pQt
a •top to a fricDd ·s hablt of uting
1tran1ers perfOl\al queetiona?
For example: Alkins a •aiter
where he bowrht bla shirt and
telling him il rs so attractlve ll
turely muat be imported. (The
waiter tquirms and says, "Lady,
it's from Ward's.")
Asking a local tailor wh•t
country produced his "interest-.
ln1" accent. The embarrassed man apologizes becaUte bi.II
En1Hsh la poor.
A•kinl a bua driver if he is
Jamaican and havinc him reply;
"Wby is It important to where I
comerrom?"
Askin1 a librarian U she had.
ever been an actress because she
1peau io "Professionally. (The
woman explains that she bad
speech therapy to overcome a
stroke,)
Sveey time my friend d~this
Aumber on 1trancen l el1nge.
and •be doet it everywhere~ -L.M. FROMKANSASCITY
DEU L., ti.: Yow frlelld, l
•••peet, a•k• uaoae•of ., .. i1. ·
b••l••H" type quetUoa1
beeH1e 1be waat• to •W
atraqen &bat 1be .. ltlteres&ed la
t•em. Whlle It may aeem 1~
Co 7oa, I .SC.'t tb1Q aJae eom•olf
qalteMCl'UI Coo&ben.
S.me people act embarr__..
bffa ... Ibey "-'t bow bow ti
Jludle a compllJneat. Mlalla jti
lamaleu bu driver, tlae ..-a1
tile qmea&Jou were ae..._,.y
pralie la cUaiutM. Y•r fdnll
.... ·Jib a Jewel wltla NIM
roa111 ~"· ··t1 •
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Taking inventory is an
onerous task with pencil
and paper. MS/ device
allows direct electronic
recording of coded
merchandise data using
Sourc~ 2200 optical
Wand Scanner.
Cassette umt records
data. INSET: Wand
traces Monarch
Marking Systems"
CODABRA label.
MSl/77, a hand sized
electronic clipboard that
can record, store and
transmit computer ready
date over ordinary
t e I e p h o n e lines.
~·nm· data~ 1yst used for el c cll'd
la1 b7 tbe O"OCerJ lmtustry men than 10
yean· aio and the number of products
produced by MSI D t.a w wreued
alnce almost as rapldJy u tta reven •
IN 8BP'l'EllBBao 19'13, Data re-
ported aecond Q\t rter eamln11 or '283,• -• new record tor the then alx·
year-old flnn. Revenues foe'. the 1ame quarter this year were $4.t OlllliOll.
This Marcb, two moot.bl after the com-
pany'• tenth anniversary. MSI Datil re-
ported fourth quarter earnln&a of
$7", 704 for a totaJ quarter revenue of '8.8
million.
MSI Data also declared a cash
dividend to ita shareholders this lime
arouod. for the first time in ill history.
And revenues for fiscal 1977, released.
witJl fourth quarter earninais neures.
were $34.2 million compared with $31.2
miUion in fiscal 1976.
Not too bad for a company tbat got its
start in William Bowers' garage ten years ago.
BOWERS IS CURRENTLY chairman
and chief executive officer of the Costa
Mesa·bued firm.
Bowers was tinkering in hiB Montclair
garage back in 1967, working on an un-
wieldy device be told his wife would be
worth millions some day.
He was right.
Today more lban 58,000 electronic
field data entry systems, desiped and
produced by Bowers' company, are in
use worldwide.
Bowen hit the market with bis elec-
tronic ordering device just as the
supermarket concept began to dominate in ttie United States.
New food markets were handling an
average of more than 18,000 items. all of
which bad to be ordered, stocked and ac-
counted for by hand.
BOWARD MEROWIT, sales support
chief for MSI Data, said his firm's field
data entry technology allows streamlined. ordering procedures and
better inventory management. This
enables supermarkets, as well u drug
stores, hardware stores and other retail
busineues, to handle more ..,d more
merchandise without loss of inventory controls.
··What it d°", is cut a lot of steps out of
collecting information." Merowlt ex-
p lamed.
It cets inventory data and order. into
the computer without a aeries Of m-
termediate procedures.
For example, collecting data with pen-
•
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MSI Da Corp: a COlta
balld Uf-=tu ng firm th
produces ftelCI data ent.ry ....,... k* e'9clTon o ordering.
1977 gross utea~ 134'.2 mnuon. ,
800 emp~ worldWfcte. tn-
clueslng approximately 500 at the
Cotta Meta . plant. The re·
milindet .,. at a f~llity in Irvine
Md In f orelgn and U.S. off Ices. tJat9d over-tti.counter under
the 1ymbot. MSlD tine• 1972
When It ff rtt went publlc.
Key officer•: William J.
Bo'Wel'.9. chairman and chief ex·
•cutlv• f leer: Oonald F.
Bro nan. prealdent and chief
operating officer: Ch.arles R. eu.n. vice president of opera-
tions; Paql F. Hoff, vice presi-
dent. treaeurer and secretary:
Raymond E. Nlenburg, vice pre-
sl dent of engineering, and
William B. Patton. vice president
of marketing.
cu and clipboard requires that data be
handled and translated through the following steps:
-DATA 18 COU.£Cl'ED at tbe sbelt.
-It ii delivered to a procealng center by messenaier, mall, or delivery service.
-The processin1 center organizes the
information. which means addiUonal
clerical time.
-lnformaUon is keypunched into
machine-readable form, then verified.
-The data is entered into a card re-
ader or other input device to be read into the computer.
-And, finally, the computer system
accepts the order.
"Only then can the actual processing
o! lnformaUon beiin," 1'ferowit said.
"AU the other steps just prepares in·
!ormaUonlbrtbe computer."
MSI DATA'S "CUPBOARD" is an
electronic, hand·held device that looks
Uke a pocket calculator. Information is
entered on a keyboard and recorded in a
solld state memory Con a tape cassette in
older models).
That information ls transmitted over ordinary telephone lines to an MSI re·
celver that ean record up to 20,000
charactera of information in less than
three minutes.
Data formating, key encoding and
v cMion .iePll are ~llinJnated. Dai. ii recorded either on magnetic tape or
puncbed paper tape for delivery to the computer.
I
• DATA Jmt stop with its ftnt prot«ype p uctlon models in ~· ~~au Pa:octUffd new able ctata...,. tennin receivers
otherdmc al.moat yearly aince Mt· ting upabcl>.
The est. and most compact pro-
duct ia the MSim, a aoUd 1tate terminal
that can be proerammed, uses disposa-ble balieries, and can be used for retail
electronic orderi~ and sales reporting'
a well as lnventory·t.ak.ins, item track-
1n1, aceounUn1 data input and other functions.
"We're really happy with this one,"
Merowitaaid.
THE COMPANY moved its manufac·
turlng operations to Costa Mesa in 1974.
joining it with the headquarters group in
a 77 ,000 square-root building al 340 Fis-
cher Ave., nearOranaie County airport.
MSI Data employs more than ~ peo-
pl e, aod has distribution centers
throughout the Unlted States, with about
10 percemt of its sales in international markets.
••we have subsidiary offices in Great
Britain, France, Italy and West
Germany and distributors in Venezuela,
Norway, Japan and Aiutralla," said Merowit.
MSI Data Corp. PnNlld911t nd
Chief Operating Officer
Donald F. Brosnan
· "Neac Produets, Neae Market
, .... F irm Pla ns Oean F ight \ ·"'-"
-., .
At present none of bla distributors lap ~
coast's potential.
FJorence beaian with Amway about 10 years
ago. A former real estate broker. he was faced with
a depreued market and a sick wife.
"Alter a eood look at this, I decided to ,get into
it." After eight months he became a direct dis-
tributor, a large volumM:lealer who getsbis products directly from Amway( -
ORDER
YOU RS
NOW
,#., By THOM LECOQ bt 1119 Olllf ~!lot St.tit
Amway products -you know, the stuff your
l-wife's cousin sells part time -is coming or age. "': v The firm which began as a direct sales or-
' bnlzatlon markeUnai detergents and other home • lteantna products, has expanded their efforts to in ·
·~ \Ide a number of industrial cleaners.
rr JS A MARKET crowded with competitors.
but one which Amway clearly thanks is worth the ef·
fort.
True to form, the firm is using their individual
entrepreneur selling tactics ln this new effort.
Ted Florence ls, he believes, the only Amway •
di1tributor in Orange County who specializes in in-
duatiial products sales. He has been selling them to 1oyeara. ·
.) But'Florence doesn't actual}y sell much of the
<Q or eo pri>ducts manufactured by the firm. His
main role is in developing the abihties of people he
takes on u dhtributors.
,, ,.. His organization now consists of about 500 in·
f 41.Vlduala who order products through him. "Most
sell the home care products," he says, ~·or-they sell
-1 to small bu lnesioa.'
!rlt$ . "-:.1• 881.LING TO INDtJ81'RIAL clients, he says, is
speci-1ty that not all people can handle.
!:« ... ''Di~t aelllfll <to tnduatry) takes Iota of train-ing. You have to be able to tell them how to use the ,_ ll'Oaucte." .
~~ That training takes time.It beJins with how to
HIJ Item.a which are clearly superior to com-
ton• product.I. He then teaches ~apable sales PeCb to move more difficult to sell products.
.. He emphaalaes that 'ervice has been a
ball mark ol th success o! Amway. and that service
fut dllivery, euy availability to customers -is
I ., oltbt main nefill his distributors offer to in·
t.rl custom •
I
Sue ror F1orenct com not with expand inc • • own salee, it com from workln1 with and de·
optngth Cll n kllllClfhisdJ tributon ..
People aren't working for a salary, there are noun·
ion hangups. Delivery is Amway's forte."
But bis success, hd repeats, atema from the ef·
forts of those who work hard to write their own suc·
cesastory. Florence says his organization, based in· Orange, is just beginning to look at the Orange
Coast's industrial products market "If your people don't succeed, you won't either.''
Carbon: Fille r for Cost,s?
By MARY GANZ
A1-i.t..S ~nuWrller
SAN FRANCISCO -A team of
Eastern industriahst.s is touring
California wlth a messaae for the
drought·plagued West: water
pollution is bad for business.
The Easterners are launchin& a campaign to sell Callfornla
businesses on the idea of clean-
ing up their water enough so they
can recycle it instead of dumplng
lt back into 1tream1 and re·
aervoln.
REPRESENTATIVES or
Calgon Corp. o! Pittsburgh, Pa.,
say that systems of carbon filters
could allow some industries to re·
cycle as much as 80 percent of
their wastewater.
They are talktng wHh
representatives of oil reftn tiu,
chemical and textile plants.
Thomas Ac M economy, general mnnager of the corpora.
tlon's Environment I Systems
Divls1on. said 1n the p t It's been
di a~ ror compani to dump
lhe water instead of recycling it.
''Th l'1 fine aa lonJ as there is plenty of freah water LO .10
round," h aald. "UnlortUhale·
ly, lhot.•1 no Jons tho ca . "
Mcconomy said.
Under the system, dirty water
is passed tbrouaib carbon
eranules porous enough to
absorb pollutants. The proc.,s
removes only oreanlc pollutant.a
like bacteria, however.
McConomy said the sy1tem
could be used by municipal water
aystelDI' to clean up the algae·
laden water that begins pouring
out of household taps a1 re·
aervoirs are drained near the bot·
tom. This happened lor several
days ln April tn Oakland and
other areu served by the East
Bay Municipal UW1ty District.
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BEAUTI FUL
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OHGOOO OUAl.m' WHITE
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COSTA MESA
The 410-member graduatin1
cla11 from Costa Mesa Hilh
School wu led by valedictorian
Kevin Mlnnlch. Robert Hudack
waa named aalutatorian.
El1ht claH member• were
CalHomJa Scbblar1hl~ Feder•·
tlon Sealbearera.
They are:
Gary Glaasmoyer, Diana
Paplham, Gres Purdy, Coleen
$chert, Eliaabeth Schuler, ~aren
$pr.ague, Timothy Young and
~eve Ziegler
DANAIDLLS
The W77 graduating class from
Dana Hills High School had four
valedictorians, Linda Frankel,
Kane St. John, Reese Thompson
and Steven Knudson.
Tbe 425 member senior class
had 28 Callfornia Scholarship
F•deratlon Sealbearera.
They are:
Jennifer Barrett, Vickie
»«'HS. Nancy Brodahl, Virginia
Chen, Vireinla Clark.
.. Patricia Counter, Ketth ·tre11man, Mary Croaaman, Bon·
11i'e Foley, Unda Frankel, Erika
}leckscher.
Kristie Heineman, Kenneth
Klein, Steve JCnudson, Sharon ~ahler, Bret McMurnn
Laura Roberta. Vincent
Roman, Susan Salkin, Sandra
Sargeant, A~hley Sells.
.. Kane St. John , Steven
Telaneus, Douglas Thomas,
Reese Thompson and Catherine
WUkl.nson. r:t
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Yal m araa1w1tortu. · The ....
tla from "'VUlllMllll
IFbool l11d H C•lUora • leholaublp rederatloa
kalbtlir•• TUY ant·
Richard. Aldrlcb. lllcflelle
Aallley. llarle A11terb•u122.
Monica Auterbau122. Doaaa
Bay ban.
l:Ueo Beaunni, Don ~y •
• LaUJ'a Boucher, Ronald Brown, Marty Cqan.
Sllerl Cluverhaa, Dtbble
Doat1aa. llllre Gold, Bruce
HartJ, Kathleen Hucbel.
Mary Hla.t.&1. Diaae Johnson,
Kathy Jones, Annette Kanna,
Nina Licudine.
Diane Lin, JeryU Lipke, Unda
M elerl, Leith Morrll, Lealle
Moeher.
Cheryl Niemeyer 1 Sue Peck,
Jim Pitthlorth, Marie Prtcnner,
Nick Rawe.
Janice Renea, Charlene
StockweU: Lori Tate, Debby Von
Hatten, Mark Wetael.
Debra Williams, HyOUDI
Yant and KJ.Sun1 Yl. .
• IRJNTINGTON BEACH
The clua of 1971 rrom Hunt· •1 lncton Beach Hlth School V..u
headed by eltht valedlctorlan.a,
Sherrill French, Susanne
Chevea, Chriallne Hau1an,
Denice Belyea, Keo McKenale,
Jeanine Vala.des, William Osden
and Michael Plumlei1h.
The 752-member claaa hid 3S
California Scholanhlp Feder•·
tlon Seal bearers.
They are:
Belinda J . Ba1le7, Cheryl
Balley, Denice A. Belyea, Joyce
A. Bunker,KimberlyK. Buma.
Catherine Chao, Suzanne M.
Cheves, Colleen Clements, John C. Coker, Laura E. Dell.
Jeffrey Dillon, Sherrill A.
French, John S. Gleaves, Chris
Gunter.
CORONA DEL MAR HIQH SCHOOL NAMES FQfE VALEDICTORIANS FOR 1117
Amy Roaa, Jame• Curley, David Pirkle, Shirley Sloper and David Sklanaky Top Sea King•
David Z. Hamada, Christine L.
Haugen, Mark L. JohMen, Jef·
frey L. Johnson, Patricia
Kitsuta.
, THEY LEAD DANA HILLS' F1RST FOUR· YEAR CLASS
Lind• Fr•nkel, Steven Knudaon, R••M Thomp1on, K•n• St. John
ELTOBO
Four valedictorians led the
graduatin1 class from El Toro
HJ1h School. They are Christy
Humphrey, Rosana Sam ala
Javier, Kevin Mills Crenshaw
and BetbeScalettar.
The 444-member 1raduat1n1
cla.as had 27 Calltprnia
Scho1arsblp Federation
Seal bearers.
Tbeyare:
Kerry Annis. Cathy Arroyo,
Rlae Benton, William Brad
Briacoe, Kevin Milla Crefl.abaw,
Wllllam Corcoran. .,
Judith Eastman, Lort·Lyn Es·
qulvel, Inger Frostfeldt, Christy
Humphrey, Charles James,
Rouna Samala Javier, Julie Kalgren.
Jamt• McFadden, Michael
MulUcan, Bernard Patnode, Lisa
Pattenon, Julie Prater, Ruth Reid.
Elaine Roblnton, Bethe Scalet·
tar, Barbara Schuppe, Susan
SHbur1, Steve Trejo, Patti
Tyler, Cathy Wlnalow and Joyce Yoon.
Sealbearer
Selections
Membership ii). the California
Scholll{'ship Federation ls volun·
tary and lJ baaed on the student's
grade point avera1e In college
preparatory classes.
Sealbearers are students who
have been r ecognized for
~cholastic ach1ev4t_ment in six
consecut1 ve seme15te1s.
Lisa Lee, Mark L. McKende,
Deirdre C. McNamara, Malle S.
Nakashima, Dale R. Nilsson,
M lke A. Plumleigh, Bruce F.
Schulthess.
Mark H . S.elts, Gayle A.
Sbielda, David V. Spain, William
R. Taylor, Kathy J . Thomas,
Jeanneen E. Tiiley.
Karen A. Trainor, Jeanine A.
Valadez, and Leticia G.
Vale0%Uela.
LAGUNA BEACH
Laguna Beach High School's
Class or 1977 was beaded by co·
EL TORO LeAD!RI KIV1N CRIN8ffAW, ll!THE 8CALITTAR,
Chrttty Hu.rey, fto11n1 hmaJa Javier Share Honor
~
CO-VALIDICTORIAN
Jiii Martin
CO-VALEDICTORIAN
Trtcl• Toliver
LOS AMIGOS
The leader of the graduating
class at Los Amigos High School
was valedictorian Pamela Sama.
The 414·member senior elau
had five Callforrua Scbolanb.ip
Federation Seal bearers.
They are:
·Bertrand Artlgue, Christine
Bender, Jennifer Jenkins,
Pamela Sams and Debra Well· Ing ton.
MAUN A
Eleven valedlttorltna top Uli
sraduaUna clau from Maribt
Hieb School. They are P.W-Youn1, Pat Reiten, Sbarrt•
EU!VEN AAl!'NUMBER ONE-Top students
at Muina are: front row; (from left) Peter
YOUDI, Pat Reiten, Sharrle Mills and Dun1
Chi Phan. Back row; Brian Stone, Deirdre
Emmet, Jeff Wolfe, Anita Chawla, Gretchen Hetzler, Robert Mlller and Andy Sun.
VAIEDICTORIANS ANNOUNCED • • •
C,...._P11eCI)
Milli, Duns Chi Ph1n, Br11n
Stone, Deirdre Emmes, Jeff
Wolle, Anita Cb1wla, Gretchen
Hetzler. Robert Miller IDd Andy
Sun.
The 7'0-member senior clua
had M California Scholanblp
Federation Seal bearers.
They are:
Skip E. Ashby, Deborah Eileen
Bozanic, Michele Marie
Bur1ard, Laura Ann Cadra,
Anita Jean Chawla.
Warmi A. Chow, Timothy i\.
Convery. Lynn Rene De Lange,
Cheryl Ann Dryden, Scott Alan
Edwarda.
Deirdre Mipon Emmes, Jef.
frey D. Endicott, Jeffrey M. Fu·
Jlta, Janice Diane Gray, Kevin ll. Gray.
Dana J. Grenier, Jeff M.
Gubrud, Gretchen Ann Hetzler,
Lyndenette M. Hlrouji.
IUcbele Lucille Horner,
Kri1ten 8. Huffaker, Barbara
Kam, Joni Chlyo Kurihara, Dana fl. Larson, Robert L. Mlller
Sharrte LYnne MUia, Curtis A.
Morimoto, Carol Ann Muha, Car·
rie Lynn Ollvu, Laurie Anno Ot· ~rman. r .
Gall Patrice Patton, Cynthia
Lou Pinner Dun1 Chi Phan,
So11n Gall Ptckett. Patrick J.
Jteiteo. Robln Ann Rtchesson, Stuart e. Rowson, Cindy Rudolph, Lin·
da LouiH Secord, Cynthia June
Smith.
Ronald D. Spicer. Liaa Marie
Spuhler, Mark H. Staaclte,
Robert D. Stevenson. Jeffrey L.
Stmwacon.
Brian R. Stone, Andy D. Sun,
Anthony Y. Yens, Denise W.
Tetley, Diana K. Van Pareen.
Kathy Lyon Weyenberc.
Kathleen Sue Wheeler, Jeff L.
Wqlfe. Peter D. Wrobel and
PelerM. Younf.
M18810NVIEIO
School offtclala do not na~ a YaledictQrlanorulutat.ortan. • The MO-member 1radua ng
clasa from Mllaion Viejo Hilb.
School had 24 CaJUornl•~
Scholarablp Federation
Se•lbearen. They ar.: Mary El·
len Auda, Sherry Drake, Naney
,.Fischer, Kristine Folker, Mark
uae, Karen Hunter. Cathy
unter. Michael Manulr. Theron
Mackay. ·
David Mc.U... Beck! MoCat• f'trty, Ann McCurey, Patricia
)lonil.
Shannon llunm, UQda Nei.on,
Robb Nimmo, Laura
O'Callaoan; Mark Pikula. Ken-
dall Rlcfwd.on.
Kim Rlchanlaoii, Charlea Retb,
Uta a.uter. Tamara Smith and
Sandra Wood.
SAN CLEMl!NT!
Chi Yen Nguyen
SAN CLEMENT!!
San Clemente Hllh School's
class of 1977 was led by valedlc·
torian Chi Yen Nguyen and
aalutatortan nQa Dahlltrom. The '30-member 1raduatln1
clan bad 11 C1lifornla
Scholarship Federation
Seal bearers. They are:
Suzanne Campbell, Cathmne
Ettln1er, Glen Fralllt, Crall
Keah.Lahlan, Renee Llnde. MlebMI Nellon, l\bonda otter·
beln, Victoria Ramires, tflm
Recklnaer, Elta Roaftea and
WUUeRoeolf.
CO.VALEDICTORIANS
Dan Keys,
Aebecah Brummett
WESTIONSTER
Th• graduating class from
Weatmlnat.er High School had
three valedlotoriana, Rebecah Brumm~ Dan Keya 1nd Gayle
Goldlteln.
Tb• 125-member class had 19 California Scholarship Federa-·
Uon Sealbeann.
They are:
Roy Benedetti, JuU Blanch,
Becky Brummett, Sandy Coons,
JeffGJerm.
Gayle Goldstein, Donald Hall,
Klm Hall, Jeff Helman, Dave
Htmandei.
Pam Horton, Melissa Johnson,
Jacqueline Kallman, Cathy Kato,
MlkeLaham.
Sue McCrary, Scott Mina.mi,
Carla MOlq\lera, Janet Murray,
Richard Noble.
Ttna Parker, Bymette Ramil,
Pam Salka, Marcl Stuckey, Mary
Tomasek.
Kathy Wqoner, Dave Wollf,,
Ann Y uumatau and Bob Zuect.
NEWPOBT·•BMSVENING
Tb• 35-member iraduatln1
elUI from Newpoit-llesa Even-
lnl Sebool WU beadod by valediC·
torlan Charlet lttn1 and
aabltatortan Tom Holland.
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Conflicting street signs
show the way things are
/n the crusty, lusty city
by the border, Tijuana.
: Flights Due
)
A TAXI BIDE throuih Tijuana ii not recom-
mended for those wbo are weak of heart. The bu.ses,
taxia, Police can, and trucks seem to maintain an
advenary system. The right of way is reserved ror
the 1uy with enough IUU to demand it.
Tum alpala are so r8J'e and arbitrary they
can't be trusted. The best rule or thumb ia to as-
sume that all vehicles are piloted by kamlkazes.
Bot Tijuana la not without eteeance. She orrers
restaurants, luxurious hotels, every kind or recrea-
tional activity im aatnable, and a tendency towards
the less than subtle paradox.
Flanked by dozens or look alike souvenir shops
and night clubs is Sara. a posh department store
that orfers fine European Imports.
LONDON CAP) -Laker Airways' bargain
ntgbu between London and New York will start on
Sept. 26., chairman Freddi• Laker announced Wed·
nesday. At the same time, be sharply criticized U.S.
c:ondiUons imposed on hls no-reservation Skytrain
sttvlce.
Walk paat hole-In-the-wall abodes and sudderily
you're atarina at a magnl!icent home, surrounded
by a heavy, stone wall. The paint may be chipped on
the outside to better blend into the neiabborhood.
OF COURSE, the plumbing may have a few
leaJca; electricity tsn 't dependable, and telephone
service is a joke, but these too reflect Tijuana's
lifestyle.
• Laker's nights bf:tween New York's Kennedy
Airport and Stansted Airport east of London will
cost S13S on the New York-London leg, and about
$100, on the London-New York leg.
The cheapest round·tnp fare now available is
$380 for a group tour of at least 10 days purchased 60
days in advance. The regular round·trip ticket costs
$631 with a stay or 14 to 21 days.
This year, millions of American tounsts wUl at·
tend a variety of events m Tijuana.
Many come for the Jai AJai aames, horse races
and dog races at Caliente, or the bullfights in either
or Tijuana's two major plazas de toros.
The no-frills dally service offers passengers no
free meals or drinks.
Bull!llhts wlll attract a couple of hundred
thousand Southern Cahrornians.
TDDAT'S GIDSSIDID PVllLI
ACROSS
1 Skin opening s Loee
coloring
9 Striae
'15 Hellx
21 Aeadyto . 00 4
wda
23 Swagoer
A Toth1a
25 Begin 3
Wda 26 Depict
127 In a
maacuhne
way 3
wda
:28 Sudsy
~w 29 Colliery
30 Inform
slang
-0 1 Aperture
33 Mimic
34 HIQtiway
d1vlder
35 Obey
G8 Pond
aound
38 Knlghra
title 3e Opttcal
; 1llu11on
jJ2 Flull
f'3 Deride -44 •••
Oakley
"'46 Siiiy
4l Lapover a Bold
' auurance
49 For each so Male
chicken
51 Lotty
52 Censure
53 Maka
happy
154 81bhcal
bOat ~5 Metal
• SPICUie
;.58 Vagabond
.07 Watered
... ' labrtC --...
-
58 Clrcultoua
roule
60 Eum
mark
61 Pollute 62 Length
unit
65 Begin a trip 2
Wdl
68 Carve
67 Carried
68 Peel
89 Primp
70 Sl)OWY
71 Ljlwn
par Ilea
72 Optical
ad1ective
73 The
aweetsop
1• Nuance
75 Carrlla
on
78 Avaunt!
77 Neither
78 Garlic
aectton
79 Notbold
80 Polynesian
garment
81 F1aslle
rock
82 Egg unit
83 Rind
84 Goll
mound
86 Regulatlon
89 Pretended
90 L1noer 91 Nib
92 Garnish
93 Seduchve
sylph
94 Adorned
95 Gorl'a
nit me
96 Guide
rope
'}7 F1uen
labr1c
98 Unsu1t11d
99 Become
angry· 2
wds
100 American
pQet
1O1 Wrinkled
102 Broadway
part
103 Window
aectk>n
10• Morsel
105 Search
for
106 Blunder
alang
107 Third.
comb.
form
108 Egyptian 111per
1t1 Parasitic
Insect
113 Tie
score 2
wds 116 Poatal
bu sine as.
• 2wda
118 Ranking
119 D~•Poll
120 c•naure
scathingly
121 Heavy
hammer
1 2 2 Declared
123 Layor
124 English poet
DOWN
1 Mountain llon
2 Hyallte 3 Scrape together
4 Helm p0s1hon
~Food
ahOrtage
6 Mak•
amends
7 Hall gainer
8 \11cny
aummer
9 Aun
10 General
1endency
11 Clan
si.ndlng
12 Also
13 Stta11ng surface
14 E11lly
exc1\1d
15 Final
part
67 Start
88 Comic·
at rip
poaaum
70 Intact
71 Renowned
72 Maidenhair
1 6 Annoyance
17 Novella\
Wallert
18 Stayed
19 Fota
• 7 4 Blackboard
75 Wllh.,
fH S
wds
20 Sohlat'Y
22 oerac•
30 Olaoover
32 con11"'" 3• Stetider 35 FtOUf'
laclOtY
38 Gnp firmly
37 Garden flower
38 Mean
39 lalng!UI 40 Sothat.
3 wda.
•1 Mobe~r
42 Loung•
43 Border 44 Separated
45 Poette
adverb 47 Bucolic
event 48 Graae
leaf
49 Strelgllten 51 Tenu
52 Supporl
53 Family
nem•
55 SPffCh
part '
56 Hackneyed
57 Female hOr .. a
59 Pedal
l
d1g1ts
60 Volplane
61 Camod 62 Storyteller
63 Fruit drink: 2 wda.
6• Takeout
65 RHC:ll
acroat
66 Remove whlakara
78 Fl1hh0ok morael
78 Inclined
trough 't9 l<Mpaah
80 Playlet 8t Frontier
ventcle
62 Challenged
83 Bargain
event
85 Augmented
88 Peruvian
COin
87 Warm
r991on
88 Gloae
89 Money
penalty
00 Telegram 91 Teacher's
degree
abbr
93 Flal\Jrman'a
weight•
9• Saaarm os Counaalor
97 FalaahoOd
98 Tired
99 Seaman
101 Shell
1 02 Coamettc
103 Coat 104 Prohibits
10& Warble
108 Tiny
lnae<:t 107 Carlot
hire
108 Jew11h
month
109 Brielle
1 to V1ct1m
t 12 fra• loll
114 LlfOI
barrel
1115 ·-Gabor
116 Encountered
117 Outfit
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1uranee. ,.or about &hree dollan, you caa btl1 a ary co•erase. When lt coma to restaurant.a. Tljuaaa CAN be
a gounn t'1 dell.ht. For others. thor.'1 always
Bob's Bl& Boy de extco, or oven Colonel Sanders
de Mexico, where "flnaer lick.in' eoc>d" translates
to "para chuparse los dedo " •
BOW VEa, IF you're Interested in truly fine
cuaiine, it's available at reasonable prtcea in Ti·
ju an a.
Downtown, the most expensive restaurant is
Reno's. Roma Madrid. ri&ht across trom the Jai
Alai Palace. offers a variety of Meltican and Italian
dishes.
Wicked MaCau Tamed
By STAN DELAPLANE
MACAU (Portuguese China) -We used
to come over from Hong Kong on the river
ste,mer Tak Shing. Loaded with chattering
coolies below. Whisky-sodas on the upper
deck for the posh tourists. Headed for the
opium dens and the gambline hells of
Macau. ·
' busy. Pays a five percent "refucee tax.,. •••
MACAU IS ONLY 2~ miles long. Has
300,000 people. You sightsee it in an hour or
so.
A couple or blocks from the border, a
Levi Strauss factory mak~ blue jeans.
Enough work to bring five or six •·r~fugees"
a day from Red China. /
"Sometimes the Red guards fire a shot.
But generally they don't care. These aren't
political refugees. Just people looking for a
job."
British omcers in starched whites stood
on the navigation bridge. The doors were
double-barred. A curtain of barbed wire
laced in front of the bridge. (Insurance
against a sudden takeover by river pirates.)
Black soldiers from Portuguese Africa .,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~--~--~--~ marched stifC1y along the border entrance. 'I
On the other side. Red Chinese soldiers in Jlillllifll sloppy gray uniforms s tood guard
belligerently.
WE USED TO CHECK in at the wicked
old Central Hotel. Walk out or our rooms to
the central lightwell. You could look down
and see the feverish gambling on the fantan
tables.
For us -the elite -they sent up wicker
baskets. We put our bets in them. Lowered
them to the tables five or six floors below.
There was opium. Prostitutes. Smuggl-
ing and guns and lanterned alleys.
We all looked like Errol Flynn. (At least
we thought we did.) o••
WE BOOM OVER TO Macau now in 70
minutes on a speedy hydrofoil. Alas, the
wicked city has become classy.
The oJd Central, the wicker betting
baskets, the chattery fantan games are
gone. Now they have the Lisboa -600
rooms. AS vulgar-rich as any you'll find in
Las Vegas. •
Blackjack is the favorite. There are
roulette tables and a three-dice game called
High-Low.
Rooms run $16 to $25. A visa is $.5.
Hydrofoil ride, $7. Exit fee from Hons Kong,
$1.60. Local money is the petaca. Par witb
HK dollars, now $4.50 HK for $1 U.S. •••
WE PICKED UP Jose De Aquino as a
guide. (Turned out to be the brother-in-law
of Iva Toguri d'Aquino, "Tokyo R06e" re-
cently pardoned by President Ford.)
Big sign at the Red China border: 4'Pic·
ture taking forbidden."
.. Actually the Chinese don't mind,•• said
De Aquino. He was born in Japan. Macau
gets a lot of Japanese tourists. He keeps
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1108T CABLE sy1ltm1 still receive WTCG
• and othtt tar1e independent station• by way of
microwave lrantmlaslona. whJch become more
· npeoaive the farther they travel.
TM coi.t of sendln& a station's alanal to a ca·
ble ayatem by satellite. however, Is the same
whether the system la In Hawaii or Alabama,
say• Slct Pike. WTCG 's station manatee.
Pike uld tho Federal Communications Com·
ml11lon cleared the war for nationwide cable
tran1mlaslon1 In 197S when It Jlfted a ban on long·
diatance Import of signals by cable systems.
Turner, who 11aid he had read about the
potential uses of RCA 's Salcom satellite, decided
to 1tve it a try
HE G&r TOGETH E R with Taylor, who left
his job with Western Union In early 1978 lo or·
tanlze Southern Satellite Systems. Inc. a Tulsa.
Okla , company which operates as an indepen·
dent common carnl'r
Southern Sa tel I ite began transmittina
WTCG'1 ailJlal by satellite last Dec. 17, alter a
transmltt1n1 station was built m North Atlanta to
get the WTCG slgnaJ to the RCA satellite.
The satellite sends the signal back in a wide
beam which covers all 50 stales. The beam Is
picked up by recelvln1 staUons which then feed it
to at least 44 cable '!'V syslel?lJ.
The cable systems pay Sou.thern Satellite 10
rents per month p<'r household for the round-the·
clock WfCG signal. H they buy only overnight
pro11rammmi · from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m. -they
pay two cents per month per household.
WTCG GETS none of that revenue. Pike
says Its financial interest in the venture is the
increase In advertising revenue 1t expecta to
receive with lhl' expanded market
.. YOUNG FltANICIHSTllHu
"OLD DRACULA" CPGI
"A BRIDGE TOO FAR" (PG)
"FIRE SALE" IPGJ
'-YUNNEL VISION"
"ANNIE HALL" (PG)
"ROCKY"
"HUSTLE" flJ
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IP ADY ITI tonUnuo to retlat
Taylor aatd be dooso't tee lhe Httlhtc·c:able
ttrvlce u • tht t to tho m-.lot n works, but ht
doea believe It w JI than1• the c:abJo TV lnduatry
over a period ot y an WT O't move to.ant more audience and hl&btr
adv rtilljnf ralt9, "thl1 will have been ju t a
areat experiment," Pike uy1. "We'll have m11de
a htll ot a bl1 mlluke. ''
So far. WTCO lJ the only Independent station
In lb• Uruted ates to bt available to cable
•.v•ttma natlonwtda via aatalllte. And. accordlna
lo Taylor, It 11 addln1 an avcraao of three cable
1y1tema aw k to Ill audience.
For one thlnf, he say1. lt will stop the
1rowth ot tht microwave much like the airplane
•lopped lhe 1rowth of the railroad "For another.
1t will moke the cable television Industry more profitable
Ht 1ay1 other lar1e lnde~odent •tations
m11y l'nter the HteJUte roarket ln a few years
but for now WTCG aeema to be enough for hla ca
ble cllen~
Cable syatems usan1 lbe satelUte aervtce are
experlencln1 an immediate Increase In lbeir
business of about 10 percent. he says, because
they can offer an Independent station as an
11lternatlve to the networks, and they can offer
24·hour proirammlng. The only thins many of
them bad lo offer before was "a little better pie lure "
WTCG waa the first because It orrered the
kind of proarammlnll cable systems were look
A Father's Love Pays Off
By ERMA DOMB ECK
1 have never considered
George Washington the father of
this country. Maybe J would have
felt differently if he had had
children.
Somehow, I 've always as
soclated thJs distinction with peo
pie like Tom Braden Cauthor or
"Eight Is Enough"> or Jack J\n
derson or Harry Reasoner, who
head large families
You can gPt as slopp} as you
want about u mother':J love, a
mother's tenderness, a mother'<;
tear, but our kids would havt> been nothing without tht•1r
falhrr's checkbook
l'f BEGAN al the birth or our
first rluld As she lay there in the
r•/rb her rather said, "She's not
only beaullful She s absolutely
terfert'"
"You rcalh think so?" 1 said
es1tantly "S.he has an umb11ic1d
ernia "
"'Can rt be fixed''"
"Of coursl'," I said He got out
his checkbook
With the birth of our son, he
said. "This one could whip the
world with one hand lied behind
his back ··
"YOU R EALLY think so"
Maybe S-Ome<lay, but for lhc mo
AT
WIT'S
END
menl, he needs minor surgery "
He whipped out the checkbook
The next one toed In and not.on
ly needed braces at night, but or
thopedlc shoes during the day
Then the fun really began One
had an overbite, the other an iron
dehc1enr)·. then another was ol
lerglc to dust and mold.
They cracked their skulls open,
broke bones. were allergic lo bee
stings. tore cartilage and re·
quired stitches.
They contracted' rashes,
astigmatism and high Ccver~.
and stepped on rusty nails
WHEN T HE IR bodies were
finally put together, he had lo
start supporting their basic
psychological needs "Daddy.
l 'm the only senior in North
America who does not own a pair
or earth shoes.··
''Ride a bicycle to school I Arc
you stlll punishing me for being
born Jan. 2 and blowin~ your $700
ded uctton ror 1959? · ·
"1 know the class ring costs
f75. but honest. Daddy, I'll wear
It until the day 1 die.·•
"Do you expect me to go to a
college that Is eiaht hours Crom
the ski slopes? What kind of a
de1ree would that be!"
''H vou want a Father's Day
present, you'd better give me an
allowance"
SUR E, GEORGE Washington
had lo provide food and clothing I
for hundreds of needy troops at
Valley Forge He look officl' with
a country with millions of dollars
1n debts which the Congre5s of
the Articles of Confederation had
been unable to pay. He worked
from sunup lo sundown manag-·
ing his 8,000 acres at Ml. Vernon.
But next to today's fathers who
have to deal with taCCy in space
maintainers and insurance on a
16·year·old male driver. .that
was a piece or cake.
Yul on 'Tonight'
Yul Brynner has been set to
RUest on the "Tonight Show,"
Monday al 11 :30 p.m on Channel
'I He 1s currently playin~ the
King of Siam on Broadway m a
new production or "The King and
I .. Guest host for the "Tonight
Show" will be Bob Newhart
Warren Beatty und Julie Cbnstie play the
title roles in Robert Allman's "McCabe &
Mrs Miller," which wm be shown at 9 p.m.
Wednesday on Channel 2.
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'WKllT'M"lf. •• J w l does 1 produc r
)'I Oawfonl'• liJnpli!led answer. "I
• play m Jc , 1 flnd UM money re·
r to live It lbe t phy.lcal form on 1ta1e, I
therteht people to •in it Ille. J find a theater
J try to nu It."·
Pndurint ls 11mbhn1 to h r , and afltt five
ct.ca ot 1ertou.1, calculated riskl, her roulette
wh I hM turned out wmnen like "Por1y and
Beu," "Bri1adoon," "Paint Your Wagon "
• "One Touch Of Venus" and 1uch Tennessee
.. Wilharu clau1cs H "The Roe.e Tattoo" and
~
~-Virgo: Learn,
~-Follow H11nch
MONDAY, JUNE ZO
By SYDNEY OM.AR R
ARJF.8 (March 21-Aprll 19): Pull an financial
reins. Tnlte your time, especially where home re·
pain, other expenditures are concerned
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) · Study Aries
messaee. Comervative couri..e brings most con·
11tructive result.
GEMINI <May 21·Junc 20). Get organized'
Eschew slipshod methods.
CANCER (June 21-July 22 ) Make new con
tacts. strive to imprint your own style Money
questions should be held an abeyance
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Obtain hmt from
Cancer message. Welcome opportunity to be
more independent.
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22 > Follow through
on hunch -teach and learn. Eschew conven
taonal methods.
LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22> Friends could be
feisty, feudmg, fighting key b lo refuse to do
battle for some nit-picklnit reason.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Check minor
pomte1. details, fine print -read between the
lines. Accent on disillusionment with one sup-
posedly in superior position
SAGITTARIUS <Nov . 22·Dcc 21 ); Perceive
rncanangs that are obscured by words. mis·
direction. Be analytical
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19J Home hfl:!.
purchase of "item or beauty" these are
featured. Emphasis also on solving mystery.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: Play wailing
game; time is on your side. There is currently
too much pressure foryou to make decision.
PISCF.8 <Feb. 19-March 20): ~'tudy Aquanus
message. Emphasis is on taking Inventory, s1z.
ing up situation, or1anizing priorities.
"Sweet lrdof Youth."
M h also been involYed ln the mOlt im·
portanl theater movementl of this centU1)': th~
Theater Guild, the Group Theater, and the in·
famous Actors Studio.
''ONE NAKED Jnd1vldual" is a lean and ex·
c1tin1 book. Anyone who bu ever been touched
by the ma&ic of the theater will find It Impossible
toputdown
Cheryl Crawford, now an her 70s, 1s still pro-
ducang plays Her last proJect was "Yentl," and
s he's brtngrn1 out yet another new surprise next
season. She has never. by the way, ln ber 50
years an the theater, despite the times she badly
needed the an come, done any work tor Hollywood
or TV
* * * "Vivien Leigh · A Biography" by Anne
Edwards (Simon and Schuster, $9.95> chronicles
the ups and downs (mostly downs) of a woman of
remarkable beauty and talent.
With wit, charm and undying energy, Vivien
Le gh portrayed two of the most famous cbarac·
te In American film Scarlett O'Hara and
Bl nche DuBois, winning Oscars for both
pe formances
As Laurence Ollv1er'i; mistress and later, as
s w1(e, she formed half or one of the world.'s
hre aa w hffbo milk . t I t
Hrl book about Judy Gari a
llllappalntlftl boot.
Aa a IMmotr, It LI polnUeu. Aa a bio1raphy,
it ls well·r arched thou1h, al Welea1. VM n
Lel1brem 1natoof1routofreach.
Her childhood in an Entllah convent 1cbool
(when her pal Maurttn 0 1Sullivan c:ame In
second to Vivien In the "prettiest lirl" election>,
her exposure lo i:W'Opean society in ber early
teens, her flJ'll marrla1e to Lei&h Holman in
London, her presentation to tbt. king and queen
when she wu a ravishing beauty of 19 -aJI is
cataloaued In aa exa11erated, bloated style
11IE Atn'llOR seems u easily manipulated as her subject by fantules and glorious asp1ra·
tJons. It thus comes as something ol a surprise in
the later passages of lhc book to learn that Vivien
Leigh was extremely intelli1ent, and more. am-
bitious for acclaim ln serious stage roles than for
the alamour of a movie star
Writing the bioeraphy or a movie star
presents a problem encountered In no other kind
of writin1. The image of a star, especially a
matinee idol to mllllos:as o( bleary-eyed women, is
so powerful and lasting that It leaves little room
for lmaeinallon, which la what successful writ· ing depends on.
The writer must somehow get around the im
age to the human bein& behind It in order to bring
both the person and the star to life. Anne
Edwards bas failed to Introduce us lo Vivien
Leigh. We sniff the perfume. but never meet the
woman wearing il
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Rlctlef'd ThomH' Lat9at Fiim About O.etft of JamH Deen
Actor Breaks Stereotype
Richard Thomas Star of Dean Movie
By 'ERRY BUCK
LOS ANGELES (AP>
Richard Thomas seems destl.ned
to play rural and small town
youths m Amenca's past, but
believes he has nearly completed
the transition toward adult roles
For five years. he was John
Boy on "The Wal tons," but he 1s
not returning to the CBS show in
the fall
RECENTLY HE completed a
run at the Ahmanson Theater m
"Merton of the Movies," about a
boy who leaves llllnols to go to
Hollywood
His latest film Is "9-30·55," m
which he plays a small town boy
In Arkansas who ls so affected by
the death of teen-age screen idol
James Dean lhat he. too, sets out
fo r Hollywood. It will open Sept
30. 22 years afler the death of
Dean
'Jimmy J !lets out for
Hollywood to find out more about
Dean ... said Thomas. ·'That's the
effect heroes can have on you, on
the public as a whole He 1den
tifle!> With Dean m terms or feel
mg a certain amount or aliena
Lion to the order around him
"HE IS DRAWN farther and
rarther rrom the people around
h im and begins to do crazy
th10g11 On the day that Dean
dies. he wants to live the day as
Dean would have l\ved at and
goes on an adventure with four or
ri ve other kids, that leads inex
1 orably to the injury of one of
them His transformation 1s com-
plete al the end he has the red
jacket. the T-shirt. the motorcy cle ..
Susan Tyrrell al!!O stars in the
film, which features several
performers from Arkansas ll
was written and directed by
James Bridges. himself a native
of Paris, Ark.
Thomas. who JU8t turned 26.
said he is oot deaperale to break
away from the image or J ohn
Boy
··TO BE TOO desperate would
1nd1cate an insecurity on my
part," he said. "It would be an
overreaction. The reason I'm
leaving the series 1s not to stop
playing roJet like John Boy, but
to stop playing John Boy.
·'It's served a wonderful
purpose for me m many ways
It's cre•ted a financial indepen-
der)ce and a leverage for artistic
independence. It's given me an
opportunity to be In front or a
camera~very day lo practice m~
craft.
"And 1t ·s a rew ardmg ex·
perience to create a beloved
character that the pubhc Iden-
tifies you with. But it's only a role
and it has to come to an end If
another simUar role comes alone
and it's a wonderful property. I'd
be crazy not to take 1t · ·
THOMAS SAID: "Perhaps one
of the most Important things lhe
series has helped me do was
• Tlte rea•on I'•
leavfn9 tlte series
('TM Walton•,) fs Rot
to •t.atJ plafllRfl ro~
Hice lohn BOfl, hut to
•t•p pla,,fra9 .lolt"
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bndee the gap between adoles
cent roles and leadmg man roles
That's very difrlcult to do The
1:treater part ot that gap IS now
behind me.
"I'm talking about image and
aee. I've aJready carried pie·
tures. I'm looking Cor more
mature roles now. I've played so
many younc roles -and I can
still pass lor 18."
Merton was not a mature role.
but Thomas saJd It was extreme·
Jy demanding. Nor was Jtmmy J .
a mature role. but he carnes the
picture.
TOLD THAT CB8 announced
recently to affiliates that he
would refum to "The Waltons"
for periodic v1slts, Thomas broke
1oto laughter.
"Seriously. they've spoken to
me and sent me a few 1tory
episodes.'' he said. "But there is
nothing yet to meriL my return.
John Boy has lert the family
home and there has to be a good
reason for him to return. My go.
mg back for a certain percentaee
or roles ta out of the question
"Of course. the older son re
turnmg is valid. but It has to be
plausible "
THOMAS SAID THE dec1S1on
to leave "The Waltons" was not
difficult becalde he made 1t five
years earlier, when he signed the
contract. He said he determined
at that time to remain no longer
than five years, although be had
doubts that the show would run
that long
"S1grung a five-year contract
isn't something you do lightly
without considering how much
you 'II be tied up,'' he said "This·
1s my first summer off since we
started the series "
Thomas srud ht.S father ana ~s
ler. Bronwyn, had driven fror.•
New York to see him in "Merton
of the Movies " A few days after
the Interview, he said he would
load his wife and son, Richard
Thomas V, into his father·s van
and they would all take a leisure
ly trip back to New York
"I WANT TO v1s1l my family
and enjoy New York City again,"
he said
He said next summer will
mark his 20th year in the theater
and films.
Asked about h1i1 maturity,
which has been m evidence for
years. TIK>mas attributed it lo his
upbringing and to "shouldering
respona1bilily for my work at an
early age."
He said he dtd not agree with
the contention that too much
responsibility bad harmed chiJd
acton. He said, "( think too
much success before one b pro-
fessionally•able to cope with tt is
more dangerous than too much
responsibility.
"I WAS LUCKY that I started·
on the staee rather than in films.
The theater requires, especially
m young people. obedience to a
aet of rules. Film work ls more
chaotic. In the theater the cur
taJn aoes up at 8:30, and if you're
not there it goes up anyway with
someoneelseinyourplace ··
Swamp 'Adventureoos'
Great Dismal Attracts 10,000 Penons Daily
SUFFOLK. Va. <AP) Pollen
and petals float on quiet water
lbe color of dark beer and. cloee
on either side or the canoe,
honeysuckle and grapevines
drape thick trees
Canoeing in the Great Dismal
Swamp ti for people "who like to
take it euy and Just feel the
•llence and the solitude,'' aaya
r•st Green ol Norfolk. who hu
canoed and hiktd extensively In
ttieawamp.
miles long and 120 feet wide leads
to Lake Drummond, where an-
cient cypreas raise their gnarled
roots frotn the water. .
THE SWAMP IS cri1s-croued
by water control and loi.tng
canals, some dug by slaves 20C1
yeara ago. Two of the canal• re·
main navl1able and provide
boat.era with about 20 more miles
of travel.
The dark water, blockin1 sun-
11 ght. keepJ lith populations
Gum 900D TO New Yorll
City adviM UM v lt« that • tour
of Con•~ Island. tbe etty•1
seql amusement area, la not
complete without a stop for what
New Yorker• would call a
"no.b," Yiddish for a 1nack, at
the ori1lnal Nathan'• on
Brooklyn Aveaue.
Once lo Coney Island, tt\e via·
ltor Deeds no further dltect.lool.
Huie ireen·and-whlte alena atop
tbe street-level reataurant bout
of Nathan's sea food, del·
lcateasen fare and, of course, hot
doe•.
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The or1efnal Nathan's, which
started out in 1916 ln a 10-by-25-
foot stall, today covers about half
a city bloek. lt'ff open 24 hours a
day, 12 months a year. It'a rarely
empty, even on a dreary winter
afternoon when the wind off the
Atlantic brings a damp chill to
the otherwise boarded-up amuse·
mentarea.
PRESIDENT MURRAY HANDWERKER RESISTS PRICE HIKE
Nathen'a Femoua Stlfl Uan HI• Mother'• Recipe
ALTHOUGH NATHAN'S HAS
evolved into a chain of 45 com·
pany-owned restaurants and 13
franchise Wlita, most or them in
the metropolitan New York area,
more than half the 15 million hot
dogs it expects to serve thls year
will be eaten at the original
Coney Island store.
On a busy summer weekend,
v11ltors to Coney I.stand can be
expected to eat close to 100,000
hot dogs.
When Natba~·s opened its
newest franchise reataurant a
few weeb aao in Atlanta, it was
no surprise that half the first-day
aalea were bot dogs.
IN ITS '1· YEAR history,
Nathan's has sold more than
500,000,000 hot dogs, Murray
Handwerker. president of
Nathan's Famous, Inc . said in
an interview.
·'The bot dog is the culinary
~ymbol of America,·· said
Handwerker: who once wrote a
hot dog cookbook with 150 re-
cipes.
Accordmg to family legend.
Na than and Ida Handwerker,
Murray's parents, were working
for Charles Feltman, the lnven·
tor or the hot dog, when two
friends then-budding enter
tainera Eddie Cantor and Jimmy
Durante told the couple they
should go Into business
themselves and sell a five-cent
bot dog. Feltman was selling hls
for lOcents apiece.
NATHAN TOOK THEIR ad·
vice. opened bis own s tand and
made bot dogs synonymous wlth
Coney Island. His then-fiance
and later wife and partner. ldll,
devl.led a formula for spices to
add to their all-beef hot dog
Murray Handwerker credits
the growth of the family ·
.4.N<Jl'HER Sl'ATE
OK.4YS L.4ETRILE
OLYMPIA. Wash. <AP> -A
bill legalizing the use of Laetrile,
a substance proponents contend
1s an effective cancer treatment,
has been signed into law by
Washington Gov. Dixy Lee Ray
Washington became the late,t
or about.a half dozen states which
have legalized use of Laetrile,
which ls produced from apricot
pita
The federal Food and Drug Ad
ministration has outlawed in
terstate shipment of Laetrile,
also known as Vitamin 814, on
grounds that tests have failed to
s how 1t is of any value in treatln1
cancer
controlled firm (two of Murray's
sons are company executives) to
a conservative business ap-
proach that emphasizes quality
and vanety. His mother's spice
formula, still used in Nat.ban's
hot dog, is known to only three
persons In the company
THE DECOR OF THE
Nathan's restaurants recalls the
Coney Island of the 1920s Murals
based on photographs and
postcards of that era, among
them a picture of the
Handwerker family wt their
original stand, decorate the
brightly-colored stores. The
Nathan's in New York's Time
Square features a miniature
Coney Island-style boardwalk
HeedJng his parents; motto
"Give 'em and Let 'em Eat,"
Murray Handwerker keeps a
close watch over the firm with
2,000 employes. He has one sim·
pie rule: He must approve all
changes In the menu or in price,
quality or quanUty of food items.
NATHAN'S HAS GROWN
from Coney Island to i.iiam1
Beach and Fort Lauderdale,
Fla., and Studio City. Calif., but
Murray Handwerker says the
firm muat follow the precept.a •
that have led to its success
··we don't want to grow so fast
that we Jose our foundation," he
says
Air Fare Options Grow ;
Advanced Planning, Paying Can Save
.By &be Aaoclated Prea ( J
Travelers have a wlder·tban-CONSUMER ever variety or air fare.a and
travel packages to cJioose from -----------this summer, but ficwiOI out
which cme ls beet can be hatder
than finding your way arourid a
strange city.
Advance plening -and pay-
ing -can cut costs considerably.
The T~·trlp air fare between
New York and London can range
from $258 to $1,312 for exa~le.
But there are restrictions at-
tached to mOlt of the bargai , so
1t pays w know exactly what you
want and when you want it.
THE BIGGEST BOO has
come iii charter fiitht.s, _.th
some. lodwitry 80Ul'Cet esUmat-
1ng Utat. 30 percent or all trana-
Atlantic travel th1s yea~ will be
on chart.tr flltbts, Ten years aao.
only S percent were chart.en.
Lo er prtcea also aro avail-
able on re(Ularly schedult'd
metitl under excunlon plans in·
volving limits on the amount or
time you spend at your destlna
lion and, in some cases, req\liring
payment well in advance.
for excuniion fares within the
United States. you generally
have to stay 7.30 days. buy your
ticket two Wffks in advance and
pay extra if you fly on the
weekend.
EXCURSION FARES TO
Europe are usually available for
stays ot 14·21 days and 22-~ days
With eae exception, you do not
have to pay lo advance. There is
no penalty for cancellation.
week~ coet extra.
Tho exceptioh l11 the "APEX"
rare which allows you to stay
22-45 days and la lower than the
reiutar 22~5 day excursion Jn
exchange for the savings, you
must buy your Uckel 45 days
betore departUre. There is a
penalty for cancellation,
although you can take out tow.
cost urance for about S15 to
protect. youraerr 11atnst tbla posalbUU.y.
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~Bonar aad log
The bride wore the traditional white gowp,
of sorts. as Dr. Art Molten and Peggy
Armstrong were wed in a Jewish sunrise
service on Squaw Peak Mountain in
Phoenix, Ariz. The couple, ardent joggers,
led the backpacking rabbi and wedding
guests up the mountain.
:Growing-up
Issues Placed
.Before Scouts
By GEORGE W. COR~ELL
AP lhllt lon Wrll.,
NEW YORK In the m idst of all the peer pres·
sures, come·on a ppeals, pop fads ~nd persuasions.
"How do you res pond? ll ls your life! What anchor
points hold fast?"
That's one ques tion raised for analy11l11 by
young people in a newly developed "God and Coun·
try" training course of Scouting, U.S.A., aimed at
revitalizing the religious dimens iona of the move·
ment.
THAT ASPECT "HAD BECOME pretty much a
dead letter, in effect, and we're now rebuilding It,••
said LeRoy W. Nattress Jl'. of Ch.ica10, chairman of
the national Church Commission on Scouuni. "We
anticipate a high degree of recoupin1."
In that effort, religious principles are presented
as a stabilizing ground for which a young person
can evaluate the mixed , conflicting pressures of the
modem environment and maJce sound decisions
[ REUCION
shaping his life. J "As you have out-grown childhood ... you
are f"ced with the need to
plan. to make dedsions."
says a training guide.
"You also are racing pressures and persuasive
arguments which test the values and morality
which you accept.''
THE ISSUE THUS BECOMES whether you
cave in, or have a basis for convictions that holds
steady, It ia pointed out, with the outcome determln·
ing whet.her you fulfill your own selfhood or fall vic-
tim to surroundin1 influences.
That's only one example, however, of the many
growing-up Issues put before high school·••• Ex·
plorer Scouts in the advanced phase or the new pro·
1ram, which also includes earlier stages for Cub
Scouts (9and 10 years old) and for Scouts ( 11 to14),
The new program, uhllke its dwlndlln1 pred·
ecessor, enlist.a participation ):>y both parents and
church counselors as well as by the youtha workin&
to master ll.
"IT BUILDS SUPPORTS BACK in the family,
ibrin&loi out diacussion of questions that parents
"ave been avoldlni with their youn1," HY• Nat-tress, 44, an educational psychologist. •'It maket for
C\ew understandln1 and restores a link ln tile family >n a time when famutes are dlsinte1raUn1 all .around us."
"We haven't expected enou1h or parents," Nat.-
).reas aaya. "With a program llke this, the expect&•
Uon1 are more and the parent.a are llvtn1 up to
them. The kids are askinl questions and the parent.I
.are obllted to deal with them openly. That Sa a k•Y
to this whole series -a het&htened level ot con·
venation between kids and their parents{" , n. t.falnlnl format not only involfta recular tottttbanl• with parents but aiso with church
counaelort, uUUaln1 the church commWlity to
replace tbe mended family of aunts, Ul)ele1 and
srancSparenll that in the past buttressed Ul• pareot.1
aod clilldren.
. "ft CAN'T NQSTALGICAU. Y reeaptUN the
fram.wort ot the paat, but we can ""P it.I IUD·
damentall by aubetttuttni tM church u a cartnc
oommunlt, ot coneem,'' NaUna 1Q1. •-nm•a
ben too much puahln• of tbe lddl out into ld\oola
and ottwtt.b a baby 1ltter. leavtn&tb• 10UDI without
MJ tuPPOl'tin tt.rueture. We've tot to build a dlf· ftrent pattern.••
He Hld Ute now •~out Procnm l1 ''no cure-au.
bul 1t•1 utep In the rilht direc:tJoo."
' It wu launched late last )'tar att.r fletd t•~ in
1ls 'fqSont lo wbich •~ 300 y~t.en and theJr
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transfe rred, a nxious. Sl~.000. Exclusive to sell? Classified ads do REALTflS
I m me d . a v a i I . HELt;N B. DOWD ii well -Call NOW, ~-~~~~~-~-~;1 $82,500/make ofler. Realtor 644·0134 6'2·5678. ~
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C05TAMISA
Brand new on the market. Westside 3Br,
l \.\Ba, covered patio, great yard, and ap· pliancu inc:luded.
VALLEY 840-9900
IXECUTIVI
ESTATE
Cathederal entry/ step
down llv·rm w l>rlclt frplc, dlvldlDI formal
din·rm w /custom chan-
dell er, bright kitchen
w /Coming stove, opens
into lge ram·rm W/brick frplc. 4 BR, 3 Ba. plus
bonus room w/vlew. Air
cond., 3 cur garagu, lge
pool shed yard . near
Marywood & Canyon
Schools .S1S9,750. 2845
Featherhil l Dr. Orange
SAT /SUN Ope n l 5.
Southern Calif. Really,
540·8149 or 546-5605
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lease out. All in park-like
condition. Pride o f
owne r,.blp. Good fo r
depreciation loo. $100,000
complete.
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street. Lg. living room. I w E E R A e I you know it wn only a Massive• stone frplc· . baby?" a&ked S1ul, "Be-
Formal din Family rm I I I J1 l cause it -11 -:• ~aid overlooks pool! Open · · · p I
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FOi YOU WAITING' Cc1.ll fa:-.t .. I I
to gaze upon from this ~~1,?,1..,1 •11,110P1•110• •r:,;r I l l I• l I I I I I
rare front row townhome [ I
with sweeping oce an ,.,t:illil!i\!I SCRAM-LETS An1wer~ In Cla111flcotlon 5100
views! Plush earth tone · .'. ~Dii·~ G.neral 1002 G......a 1002
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outdoor · Indoor con·
lrast! Three bedrooms. 3
batha, formal dining
room PLUS ·wet bar
make this n s pecial
showplace for you and
your friends! Near the
pool1 sauna, jacuzzi &
t.enrus court&! You can't top thl1 townhome de·
signed jtl1t for YOU!
$146,500.
&!It.-'~ P~a 7S2•1t20 1400 OUAIUf. HIW 11.ACtf
ORANGE PARK ACRES
Superb view, 2 1\y on l
ac. lot In equestrian
comm. W /pool, ia. cor·
ral, 30 avocado trees, +
rm fol' tennis ct. 4 lg Br,
den, 900 sq.ft livina/dln·
· ln&/fam. rm. aren., 2:t4
Ba, 8&0 1q .ft .
gar/1tora1e. By owner.
$239.000. 3% \.0 brokers.
714·639·2309
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Brand new LlsUn1 I 2 Br,
&2 Br, In prtmeloc•Uon, aceptlonal lot 1lze and fl!i!, potential. But
vALLEv 640.9900
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the awf means excellen\ ~Illa) Pottfttlal aftd ltH
lN12 JOU U\lnk. v AU.It\' l40.ellOO
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I Outltlndinl offert1111 In the B1Ufl1.
I Br, 11,i Ba, Jl'ranclacan model wlth prime view of l:ltf le octan Ind fHLur· 1nl oountleu amolUea.
Begin with the Best.
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A home ls the most prized poeaes-
sion and the lar,iest •lnlle invest. ment most people wtU ever make In
a lifetime ...
When buying or selling a home peo·
ple need professlonol advl~o they
know they ean rely on. Today more and more people are counUn1 on
the reliability nnd Jntegrtty of
Better Homes Rellty ....
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UY WIMDOW
Contemporary wood and ~lass en·
vironmeot overlooking a sandy
beach and the Lido Channel. 5
bedrooms. 3 baths . game room.
guest quarters. It's all here -the
beach, the bay, and the view, for
$385.000. orlN ... 941 WIST UY Aft.
rrs llG-THI HOME.
THI VIEW, THI V AWE
4 bedrooms, study, game room,
family room, dining room ,
hardwood floors, high ceilings, )vood
molding, across the street Jrom
beaches & a view of every boat that
comes & goes from Newpart Harbor.
Owner flexible with financing
5395,000 fee.
OPEN I ·5 lUI OCEAN IL YD.
UPANDID HAllOR VllW HOME
4 bedroom, 3 bath, family home. just
a few steps from the park. clubhouse
& pool. Can be seen at any time. Ask
about f avoreble financing,
OPEN l·S 1135 PORT CilLOW
HARIOI VflW MOtnlGO
Lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath Montego
model home. just down the street
from the park & pool. Priced~to sell.
$147,750.
O'EM 1·5 1957 PORT WfYIRIDGE
ILUFFS-&IMGLE LEVEL
3 bedrooms. 2 baths. dining area.
Rare lis ting, single s tory Linda
model. Beautiful s unny exposure.
Well landscaped & well decorated.
$164,500
QPEM 1-5 419 OMDA
TURnE ROCK CHARMER -
JUST LISTED
Well loca.ted 3 BR Family holl'e near
new recreational park and gram·
mar school, Beautifully decorated
with custom wallpapers & carpets
throughout. Lushly planted yard &
atrium garden. \$122,000 including
the land.
OrlM 1·5 ltZI I $1ERllA CADIZ
\
OCEAN VII~
Newport Crest end unit. 2-m aster
bedrooms. formal dining,,Jiving
room with wet bar & fireP!ace.
Protected coastal views , commub{ty
pool and tennis. $125,500 fee. '-
OPEM I .5 #I IARa.OVIENTO CT. ·
M!WrORT CRIST DILUXI
3 bedrooms. 2~ baths, formal din·
ing. dra matic floor plan. Communi·
ty tennis , pool, jacuzzi & sauna.
Priced to sell at $124.000 fee.
OPIH t ·5 6 WILDGOOSI CT.
COHDO WITH COASTIJME VllW
See ocean, Catalina & coast to Palos
Verdes from great Newport Crest
Plan 4. 3 full bedrooms <1 down),
plus 3 bath.s . Study orr master
bedroom. Priced to sell at $145,000
fee.
OftlN 1·5 ti ODYSSIY CT.
IAYSHOHS_,.IV A Tl AIU
Live a little! Enjoy swimming. boat·
ing, security, & this charming 3
Bdrms .. Fam.Rm. home. Owner will
finance & save you money. $169,500.
H.UIOI VtlW PAUIMO
Great location -great size rear
yard. Four Bdrms. 21h baths. This
horne needs some love and care but
it will reward you richly. Alkinl
1159,500
HAllOI '1IW MOMACO
Fir•t time offered to you. Fresh
paint, spatless & awaiting your ln-
spoction. 2 bedroom. den. 2 bath.
Close to park &.schools for Sl39,50f>.
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FINER HOMES
FROM $7',500 TO Sl.350,000
NEWftORT HEIGHTS
F'orestt'd glc·n home R-2 ,builda-
blt• lot Lovely 1 OR . study, 2 bath
horn<' w 2 c·ar garaJ,?e Exce11cntly
maintained beautifully
lancl<iC'aped r<'ar yard : auto
sprmkl1·r.., Loi runs thru to La Jolla
St Qu1t·k po ... scs!-.ion possible.
Prked lo !>ell' o r EN SUNDAY 1·5
rM . 340 CATA LINA, NEWrORT
HEIGHTS. <% J.t~1 J
VIEW IN WOODIRIDGE
o r m o u n I <11 n s & I a k e . Th i s
smashing "W0<xlsidc" model is a
greul family home that's adjacent
lo park & chre<'lly ac·ross from lake.
pool & priv.ite beac:h club Enjoy
vour summer & all sc•asons in this
elegant & upgraded 3 BH. family
room horn<'. SJ49.500 8111 Hutchings
7 52 -111 t. <Z 3.5 >
HARIOR Vl!W MOMT!GO
t-storv 4 BR home w loads of brick l"\'er~·" ht•rc Decorated like a modt~I & lan<lsc-<lpcd ~1ature trees.
One of th<' prC'll ic•"t homes you 'It
hope• to '-l'<'' Sl61.000 . .Joyt·c· Edlund
li\2 H:!:~ ,z 36 1
lfG CANYON
The onl\' r; HH homl' offered inside
thl· gal<'" S200 sq fl of luxury liv·
ing, o' prlooking Rig Canyon Golf
Coursl' & lakl' K tnj( -size mnster
suite & hath l 'nhclic•vabll' closets &
!itora~t.> Balllurd room w iromplete
bar & soda fountain. Beautiful pool
for summ<'r t•nJo~·mcnt. S450.000.
Appt . only Lynne Vul<.'nline
644-filOO IZ.·37 l
EXCLUSIVE MEW LISTIHG
Smashm~ 4 RR. pool homl' w 'view!
Ext<.'ptionull.v lg lot' Profr'\slonal-
ly <kc·oralC'<I & l.1ndsC'aJl(.'d Appt
onlv Oonna God.,h<1ll fit 1·6200. <Z-38 l
HO LOTTUY HEltl
This beautiful home was Broad-
moor's popular floor plan -the
.. Aspenwood". 4 BRs + lj!. family
room built around o central atrium.
Walls of ~lass. hi~h soaring cell-
lnJ?'(: Jg airy kitchen One o( the
bl'sl lo<' al tons In Woodbridge t
Pril'{'ll to st•ll 1 Lilu llarpt'I' 752-1414.
IZ :l<J)
LICiKT Ii AIRY
('hoic<' Eaflthluff lo<'ation. High on a
beuutifully landscaped corner. 3
BRs. formal dining & family room.
Delightful sunny patio. Owner will
Install nt'w carpeting in buyer's
choice o( color. lmmed. possession
possible $144. 750. Larry Oyer
642-823.~. CZ 40)
COAOHA Da MAR
1 block from Little Corona Beach &
Ahoppin~ Great 4 RR. 3 hath home
w ~ll<''il quortcrs O\'cr ~ara~e All
built-an. new rnrpcts & drapes.
Sl89 .~. Gts('l:t Heinen 6'1 6200 .
<Z·41)
-COSTA MISA -,_. laa•u• t.iw 1111 MC...., Dttl Cerre ..... l1atlM ........
$eJ,410. ~s-. •·• l
IY APPOINTMENT
LIDO IASIM -SOPHllTICATIO UvtMG
""OM 1HI IA y• -bc'"-J J ......... w
2 • • .. c"'da•U•L s.c.tty .ct
pri•ecy. Pier .... tip H ......
$257,100
NEWPORT ~ltlST -4 ......... ....
f or.w "-Six Model. ''°'"tloMly ._ •9'GlfN~:IUCI" ltM of pool, focual, ....
ORAM ET1tll-4RVIMI
LGnJHl patio ~ 4. 2 ~deft,
faMlly room. Central --.k.._p0ftdltlonlft9.
S7f,7SO.
COLE 10F NEWPORT R!ALTORS
JS I 5 I. C0411t Hwy., c.,_. .. Mw
' 675-5511
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SPYGLASS HILL
Southport. 6 bdrm . 41,~ baths. bonus
rm .. family rm .. night h~hl view! Dis-
tinctively dt'corated. with wood &
brick floors. SS.000 carpet allowance.
Selected decorator furniture availa-
ble. See Brenda Glass. ~15.000
orlH SUH. I ·l 22 ro1MT LOMA DR.
THI ILUFFS
One of n kind. 3 bdrm .. 2 bath condo.
Overlooks the pool. dose to shopping
& schools. Come see & you'll agree
thut you must have the key' Yours for
Sl25.SOO. Sec Wanda Stinnett
orEH SAT/SU ... 1·5 2l2JUSTILUFF DR.
CdM DUPLEX
A 3 & 2. on a corner lot: lease5 expire
in July. Price reduced to S159.500.
SHORECLIFFS
Summer rental: 3 bdrms .. 2 baths. 3
Crplcs.: private beach. $1000 A monll\.
or reduction for 3 monthS. See Brenda
Glass
O,EM SAT l·J Jl2 IYIHIMG CAMYC>t4
673~400
ILU"lBOl-t
1002 G ... rat •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 111s1 rAseo ciao
SAN JUAH CArlSTUHO ~
BLUE CARPET!!
It's ~orgeous. but 1( you prefer ano!Jler
color. owner will replace with color of
your choice. comparable value. 4
·Bdrms .. 2v2 baths. family rm., formal
dining rm .. 2 frplcs.: every imaginable
amenity! A truly beautiful home on a
100xl85 ft. lot with valley view! $18.5.000
flll 833-9781
Hester-Brown
REALTORS
I 002' Chtitr.. I 002
Open .JJo~tJ6.
TODAY 1·5
116 CANYON TOWMHOMl--f t 41. 0
Country club otmospht!rc! You'll love
thb spacloU5 Greenbrier model with
lge master BR suite & isittlng rm up·
btairs It 2nd BR & bath dn. Lac dining
rm. fireplace with lol(s. lge patios &
great kitchen. Pool & t.t'nnis court.
32 CANYON ISLJ\ND SAT/Sl!N 1·5:30
THI CHAa M OP UDO ISL!
is exempli(ied in this lovely 3 bdrm
plus den home. Sunny south patio with
flowers & statuary. L~e mstr suite
with huge private bundeek. Many 1m-
prvmts. Corner Lido Nord $215.000
236 VIA MENTONE SAT/SUN 1-5:30
WHm SANDY IUCH VllW
Fabulous custom-bit 2-story home m
Dover Shores. Dbl door entry opens
into private courtyd. Beaut. formal
LR & DR. lge paneled fnm rm with
step dn wet bur. 4 spacious bdrms
each with pvt bath. Lge ~ucst pwd rm.
Prof decorated. 3·Cnr ~ar. 5365.000
509 EVENING STAR LN. SAT 1-5·30
TllrLIX-CORONA DR MAR
Great location! Community pool! Mini
\'iew of ocean from bdrm:-. Gr<>:iat ren-
tul record! 3 Popular "Townhouse
Type" units. Nice owner':; unil with 2
BR. 1 1~ baths & frpl in LR + 2 units
\\ 2 BR & 1 bath. Grc;.it buy. 5175,000
5 UMrTS-PRIDE OF OWHMSHtr
A beauty to behold! Qualily
workmanship in bld~ interior AND ex-
terior. Near new. Jn Newport Harbor
High vicinity. Gors.:eous 3 BR owner's
unit w/fam rm. formal DR. 21 ~ baths
& 2 frpl. 4 Other units w/2 BR. 2 baths.
Atriums & patios. $295,000
2 I I I SCll'I Joaquin Hlns Rood
NEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 644·49 I 0
EASTILUFF
Sparkling Lusk huslt 4 bdrm . family
home. Formal dining area +-family
rm.: lge. private putio with low mam-
tenance landscaping Sl57 .000
LEASE WITH Ol'TION
Spacious I-level J -Plan. 3 bdrms .. 2
baths. Bluffs condo. 'ac:ant & ready
Large patio with <'anyon & bay \'iew.
Lcuse $25 Option price 5159.500
MISSION VIEJO
LaMancha townhous<>: dramatic 2-
bdrm +loft. Very desir<.ible greenbelt
location: fast posscssiQn possible.
Priced for action. ~9.500
BLUFFS CONDO
Conveniently located m The Plaza
section. Clean & comfortublc 3 bdrm.
2 bath 2-story townhouse. Private
patio. Sl02.750. Compare this price!
C.F. COLESWORTHY
640 .. 0020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
TWOQUXIS
COSTA._.
Exc-eU Hr8 r IM•·
lion. Cao b• 1old
nparat 1Y °' to r. Newly ,.11 t.ed &Ad ~
plet•l>' uparaded .
~.oooeach.
\\'1 It ' ol : .r-•. ( ' . I I I I'.
PalYllW
M.wport ltach'•
PreMrC...
R..W.C•
60 I Lido P..tt Dr.
$290.000
Just call 6'75-6900
A BARGAIN
$79,460
at today's prices
Larae living room, 1tone
nreplucc. Add1,,>d rumpu11
room + 'oq,eous pool
und :.•de dog yard .
Jfor<lwood nrb. 3 bedrm,
2 bath . lge double
aiarai:e. Close to school1
mcludlna Jr, CoHeae.
()pen SUl!SUn 1-5; 3129
Bray La, CM (one block
s outh Son Diego
f'rwwu)', off t'airYU!w i . . 4GO LD'#;JM C.Mit1~
COROMA DEL MAil
SOUTH
OF HIGHWAY
Charming Corona del
Mar duplex on qulet de·
ad-end street. Excellent
Income. Wllhln w11llung dl~t11nce to beach 1 nd
bhopplna . s1so.ooo.
Hurry! 873·1WO.
0 ,,, ttt?••f :,llftl C"t•ltl'Ct '
[~lfillM -----
Honeymooning?
Retired?
See this beautiful 2
bedrm home near South
Coast Plaza . Great
landscaping and many
extras on ('Ul·de-sac. 1'ry
564,!!00. 549~
For Sale by OWT1er
IEACH DUPLEX
3 Bdrm. 2 Ba each. Steps
to Hnd. Large sun deck,
ocean view le grent ren·
tal 1nt.-ome.
i173.~ 673·1684
1002
..
. • • • •
WOOOlllDel AllOI LAKI · VIEW of th mountains le open Oelds
from lhia NEW 2 br, 2 b lu W'Y COJldO
nt toke. Sunken lh•imc room with
fire-pl ee. Soparat dlnln« room. Two
car garage & YOUR OWN PRIVATE
REAR YARD. $119,500.
28 Lakeview
Open Sut/Sun 12.-6 . . . .
VJEW
lleC.y.Tows•••
3 Br. 2V.. f>a for lease $195/mo. Un·
furnished
Owner An"ious.
759 .. 1111 759..0017
1002
110111 ILllNS ca.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
eoPDI SUNDAY 1-5
''I l'UN" .. OMT IOW V1EWI
In The Original BluHs Overlooking
T h e Bay. THE E PLAN
EVERYONE HAS BEEN WAITING
FOR!! Water View From Every
Window. Expanded Living & Dining
Rooms. 3 Lar~e Bedrooms Family
Room With Parquet Floor. Huge
E ntry Courtyard. Gourmet Kitchen
With Mexican Tile Floor. Listing By
"Joy Or Newport" 5225,000
1971 VISTA CAUDAL
HIWS ILUFFS TOWMHOUSI
Lovely 2 Story .. C Plan" Highly Up·
graded -Luxurious Family Room
With Bar. Perfect For lnCormal En·
tertalnln~. 2 Spacious Bedroom
Suites. D<'cotator Wallpaper.
Drapes. Carpeting. Mirrors & Shut·
ters. Overlooks Sparkling Pool &
Ramada. Seller Transferred Anx-
ious! Offered At $174.500
2444 VISTA NOBLEZA
Hll VllW HOMIS ''PORTOFJMO"
Spacious 2 Story Home ln f'ee Sim·
pie At Low Price Or 5159.000. 3
Large Bedrooms 21-. Baths Family
Room Separate Di~'ni R J om.
Country Kitchen. Ove Sq. Ft.
Large Shaded Patio P I-Size Yard
2021 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE
e IY APPOINTMENT
FIRST OFfUl ... GI
Original Blurts -Rare 1 Story End
Unit "Angelita" Plan 2 Spacious
Bedrooms. 2 Baths Cathedral Beam
Ceilings, Large Wrap-1\round Patio.
In Perfect Condition. Adjoins
Gorgeous Greenbelt & Near Putting
Green, Shown Bv Appointment. A
''Joy Of Newport'' Listing. S135.000
NIWU IL~S -VIEW!
Drama tic End Un it Tri-Level
Townhouse Gated Courtyard Entry.
Wood Pe~ged Floors In Both Entry
Hall & Kitchen. Two Bedrooms 21"1
Baths Den With Wet Bar. All Elec·
tric Kitchen. fo'ormal Dining Room.
Patio. Immaculate A ''Joy Or
Newport" Li.sting ~162.500 1
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JORDAN
VANTJIJEL
... 0'9t MOUSIS l·S
SPTeU.SS POil ,000 -au~r 1barp. ready to
to I rm h • Owner extremely andOUJ. I
16112 Watson Circle, Westminster
5 BEDROOM. 4 BATH St22.000
2 _ payment.a. Popular Portamouth fnodel.
at a.,950. Open Sat/8Wl 1·5; 17 ant~ Ctr. 1621 So. Dooglaa, Santa Ana 3 BEDROOM, F.R .. 2 BA S82.900
OW NOPBTllS AYAJ&Aal lt972 Cordoba Plaza. Westminster SWll IMAIP -Just bated. 3 bedrm, 2 bath homt. Super
sharp starter ·home. Lovely landscaping. Offered for on·
ly $79,900.
3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH $76,900
8141 Foxhall Dr , Huntington Bch.
CO.......,Y lt8ICOIATID 2 bedrm home+ bachelor
unit. ~ Block from the beach. Located on Balboa Island.
$169,950.
3 BEDROOM, H ".I BA CONDO $69,500
10499 Salinas River, Huntington Bch.
S BEDROOM, FAM RM, 2~ BA
$129,900
8101 Kenyon Ave., Westchester
3 BDRM., F .R., llh BA $93,950 ---
11051 MtlfJ"Olla St.
F...t•Vllly
t6J.131 I
WE WORK HARD .
TO SELL HOMES RIGHTI
EASTS.DE
4 bdrm. lgc dining area,
shade trees, in back yarct,
cabinets in !(8rai:?e, near
schools & stiopping. Nice
patio in back, lge lot &
located on quiet street.
Priced for quick sale.
540-8944 or 646· 7711.
MESA VHDI MAJESTY
Uniquely designed around a
lge, btn pool this elegant 4
bdrm home is ideal for
gracious family livin ~.
Outstanding prof
landscaping. Btn area, close
to the country club. 646·7711
or 540·8944
IUILD UNITS
On the lge R·2 lot of almost
12,000 sq. ft. Can take up to 4
units w/variance. Easy
access on 3 sides of this
choice corner lot. Just listed.
Belter take a look TODAY!
646-7711 or 540·8944.
GHAT STAITIR
HOMI!
This 3 bdrm charmer is
perfect ror the young couple
starting out. Huge encl'd
back yard for the llttle ones
w /lemon & orange trees.
Bicycle distance to the
beach. Just listed. Better
check this one TODAY'
646-7711 or 540.8944
COUMIPAllK
IAlctAIM
Attractive 3 bdrm home on
pool sized lot. Pos'!Slble
camper or boat entry.
Transferred seller h
·motivated. Quiet street near
schools & aboppinfl. 5'5·9491.
ELEGANT COMTIMPOlAlY
4 bdrm home built around
Anthony Pool in Mesa Verde
in prime area. Secluded
mstr bdrm suite w /its own
redwood deck. Loft playrm
& fmly rm, Central vacuum
system. 545·9491.
MEsAVHDI
GOLFCOUISI
Btfl 4 bdrm custom estate
right on the fairway w/best
view in Mesa Verde from a
frml din rm. Lge llv rm.
mstr bdrm, fmly rm. &
kitchen. All walnut cabinets.
blt-in refrig. Call now!
545-9491.
MISSION VIE.JO
S & S-ltlDUCED ss.ooo
Transferred se ll er
motivated. Submit all offers
on this btn highly upsraded
2 story house w/pool, Jacuzzi
& Gaaebo 3 lge bdrms,
finished bonus rm. Bargain.
Call now. 545-9491.
NEWPORT BEACH
IRVINE
I IDltMS PO•
LAltctlFAMIUIS
Irvine Culverdale beauty, 2,
story w/new crpting. A rm
for all the kids. Community
pool. clubhouse. tennis, &
park. Fresh interior paint
Only 1105,900. 545-9491.
TUllU IOCK WICIAL
Highly upgraded executive
home w/view or TUrtlerock
hills. 4 bdrm f mly rm & din
rm, Plan 2 New cptl, ltaUan
tile entry. Fruit trees. Call
berore thls one 11 sone.
545-9491.
PAM'TAmc VIEW
from this immaculate Npt
Bch hilltop home. Superb
oversize f am rm & fo rmal
Jiving rm, both w/frplcs.
View of harbor & sunset
over Catalina! 646-7711 or
540·8944
PANORAMIC OCEAN
VIEW
From th.is spacious custom
VIP residence. Tremendous
wardrobe & stora~e space
Huf{e wa lk-in closets.
\Vorkshop for the hobby
enthusiast. Private beach
available. Brand new on the
market. 646-7711 or 540-8944
DEBAR.D llAUTY -
lltV1HE
Dramatic 3 level 4 bdrm.
frm1 din rm, frplc home.
High vaulted ceilings. View
of fmly rm to frplc rrom
kitchen w/dble selr cleaning
oven & trash compactor.
HtchlY upgraded cpts/drps.
Call now for" more info.
545-9491.
SANTA ANA
UDUCID S2. I 00
CoaMER LOf
Btn 4 bdrm. 2 bath house
Kitchen hilhly upgraded.
New cabinets & ce,ramlc tile.
Bur1lat alarm smoke
detector & 'arage door
opener.1 All th1s ror $62,900,
5'5·9491.
OC.....,.OMT Ho..-1 Prime location
near point: new _. BR .. luxury m tr
suite. s hingle d exterior. OPEN
SAT/SUN. l ·S 1313 E. BALBOA.
S295,000
WATBNOHT Enjoy easy hvlng in this
3 BR. & fumiJy rm., right on the canal
in Newport Shores. Near clubho~e &
pool. attractively decorated, only
S121,600.
IUl&.Da'S An&mOM Three R-t lots
on PENINSULA POINT: complete
with 4 BR. home. 4 car garage +
parking galore. Can be remodeled or
enjoyed as ls. Below lot value at
S375,000
EARLY AMSUCAN A quiet location on
tree s haded street. with Newport
Heights schools. awaits lucky family
who chooses this c harming 3 BR .
home with used brick frplc. in living
rm . & family rm.; vacant. S119.500
DAVIDSON !EALTl
SROI W Coo,, I lw, N n 645 -7575
Jll{, l'J,"""'"' 81,J NB 673-9060
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Open Sat/Sun 1-5
University Park neat as
a pin. 3 bedrm, 2 bath
Walk to pool, tcnnt~. play
are .. , c1:mented pittlo,
lui.h IJndi;caplng
Sl~.000
17!).12:'1fnnnSt Jnm£•
Collc1;41 Park·mon•·1n,
'<H'anl. a bt.'drm, :! Im.
t·nl'I patto l!Utl lrcci..
~711.IJO\l
l!37 Wake Forci.l. C~t
EASTSIDE. CM
ULTq-4ATE
EGO TRIP!
$79.500 Rare popular Sandpolnte
model. Just listed 3 Br. 2
hath Entertainer'• de·
llJht. Todays best buy. c.a 540-36'6
llf l1el1111
REAL ESTATE
SOUEAKY CLUM . IWY TO MOV1 '"1'0 -Spacious 3
bedroom and f amlly room, 2 b tbs.
big brick firept ce. Exe U~nt famtly
home near schools. Near-new carpet.I
and paint. Asking eeilJ SH,tlO. Hurry.
just listed, UI 140.t tit. .
EASTILUFF SPA~ 3 OOM -2 bath and
fkmlly room. Pride·of-ownerahlp .
area. Neatly landscaped yards ..
Ecntbluff .... f..&ly homo. HWTY. Just -
listed, asking only $139,000. Owner wlll
carry financin&. C411 J40.1 I II.
BIG POOL-:-llG HOM&
OH A MISA VllDI cul·de·HC. 4
Bcdrms, 2 bnths + large f amUy room
centering around I 6d6 pNf. Shake
roof, double fireplace in dining rm.
Priced right, cal 146-5110
MILITARY TRANSFER
FORCES SALE
M•st Ml this beautiful 3 bedroom. 2
bath Costa Mesa home. Gourmet
kitchen. compl w/butcher block
counter tops, & continuous cleaninl
oven. Scut,tured 11io9 crpts. He.avy
shake roof. Large Yard. Hurry priced
only $79,000. Call 5464 .. 0
$77,777
MESA VBDE -spaciuos 3 bedrm and
family + ktnJe d.,. and wet bar. Up·
graded thruout. Just listed at STI.777.
Hurry. call 546.SHO
ERITAGE
I GtMrol 1002 G...-r.a 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bil. :! HA + den & fplr + I br, I bu. ~rfrct In
lulli ~uci.l hoURl' Dbl i:nr.
f>.&6·3928, C\lt'S873-4S77
FIRST CALL
Catch me
lf~OUCCll'I!
4 ucJ~~ 2 s~~E i~1L v EXCEPT10NAL HOMES
Rm. +DINING Arca, IN THE BLUFFS Cad1Jlac., to Go·Carl11 FIREPLACE, slate en-
Whalc\'rr thc F'ad try. ~huller:.. 582.500. ALL OPE.._. TODAY I 5 Holl t•m olftlw market l!llT'L R.F.. NETWORK " •
With J Clu.,~1ficd i\d ;\;cv.porl lle1ghb Rlt> 24 I 4 VISTA EHTUDA 4 Bdrms .. 3 full
CJll Nov.' G42·567tl S4S.~H 631·323° baths. 2100 sq. Ct. end unit, Carmelita
G....,... 1002 G••Nt 1002 'townhome. Gorgeous decor, totally re-
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• decor. in most popular & current
DUPLEX S 120,000
A 3 bedroom and a 2 bedroom. each.
with 2 baths. Each with double
1arage. One has fireplace, one bas
swimmjng pool. Pride of ownership
here in Fountain Valley. Call for de-
tails. 962-4454.
HUNTINGTON LANDMARK
COUNTRY CLU• LIYIHG
Desirable Pacific model Con-
dominium, 2 bedrm, 2 bath. securi·
tv. e nclosed area. Planned ac-ti v itics. recreational facilities,
million dollar clubhouse. Adults
<over 40) complex (many singles>.
Call 962·4454
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Beautifully upgraded 3 bedrm home
with custom features. master suite,
electronic air cleaner & lots more.
Call 640•6161
BIG CANYON
Custom home on the golf courae
wttb 5 bedrms, 4~ baths, 2 story,
S46S,OOO. Call 6'0·6161
EAST COSTA MES~
One-of ·•·kind love cottage, 2 bedrm
with cozy living room & fireplace.
Beautiful large kitchen with eating
area + separa~e guesl quarters and
workshop. Numerous amount of
off sttcet parkin1. R<>0m for garage
next to your patio with bltn BBQ.
New on the market for $71.950 Md
will allow for VA Joan tran~fer Coll
546·4141
tones. For the busy executive's Cami·
ly: everything is done! Just move-in &
enjoy the easy hfe. Offered at $149,500
2167 VISTA ENTRADA Front r ow.
"forever bay view"; 3 Bdrms .. 21/:i ba.
split·levcl end unit. Many, many
thousands just invest.ed in major re-
model & complete redecoration. This
stunning "Dolores" plan would make.
a model home "blush with envy".
Absolutely. don't miss this one!!
~resented at $172,500
400 VISTA qulMT.A 4 Years young, ln
North Bluffs; choice end unit,
spacious 3 bdrm .. nearby pool, with
upper level valley & mt. view. ·
Bachelor occupied: barely used. Neat
& clean (homes in this area at $160,0()0
& over), this beauty is yours at
$136,000 -act now!
UMIVllSrTY PARK
Executive 4 bedroom home lit pre·
stiglous area of 1..-1N. BeautlfulJY
decorated & landscaped. Priced tor
lmmedJale sale. 1129,500.
tAKI FRONT AGI
New home in L•• '°'"'· 3 ~room. 2 bath, private atrium ort master
bedroom. plumbed tor jacunt, ·
Roman tub, upgraded carpeti, & air
~ondlUonln$t. $125,000.
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ta. Jt•s a ~uut'
UfllVlli• IM •YM T•IACI -New
Listing 3 bdrm'., needs quick
crow. S135.000. Set Barbara
Hutchin t 1112 SantaneUa.
TUtm.aOC:• -Spacious
.& bdrm· townhome. 1uperclean.
Owner will lease option or aell now.
1139,000. Seo JoJ\nne Perkins at
11741 Pueo Cortez.
UM10UI Olml MIWPOIT MAUOlt -
4 bdrm.. 2 atory, lncredlblo Bay views. room for tennl1. See Jane
Paquin at 1101 Klng1 Road.
1298.000.
tlMlqul 14 IMOllCLIFH -4 bdrm .•
pool, mini estate, new kitchen, lm·
mac., 1215,000. See Nadine Crout at
242 Driftwood.
UMl9U1 IM HARIOR VIEW HOMES -
Portorlno. 4 bdrm. rec room. paddle
tennis court. immue. See Natalie
Jo""ogarty at 1718 Port Maraate. Br·
ing SlSS,000 ond your tennis balls.
UHIQUI IN IASHLUIHI -New list-
ing, 5 bdrm. pool home. view.
Sl81,500. See Sharon Smith at 2827
Cassia.
U,._l()UI: ti()Ml:S
REALTORS•
lHf Nlc11r ''Ol'Lf SH LINO THI NIA TtJr HOMU
CORONA D!l MAR, '71-tOOO
Mii.A VIROI!, f>U·lltlO • CALL UI
......... IOOJ..._.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
EASTSIDI COST A MISA
3Br. Dollhousc. new kitchen & bath.
Extra large lot. vacant. Immaculate
condition. $74,500. 406 Ester. Open
Sat/Sun 1·5
H!WPOIT HltGHT5
Like new 3Br, den. 2Ba. 1 block to
Cliff Dr. Park-like yord with towering
pines. 1162,~. 418 San Bemadino.
Open Sat/Sun 1-5
WISTCLlllll
3Br. 2Ba. pool, country kitchen, dou-
ble fireplace, SIS2.500
IRYIHI -RANCHO SAM JOAfl>UIH
2Rr, 2Ba, San Mateo Garden Plan.
near pool. $92,500 San Joaquin Plan,
2Br, den, 2Ba. lovely view. $109,500.
R!MTAL-''THI covr
Luxury Executive Condo. tBr. den.
H 2Ra. prlvatl' beach. pool, & jacuzzi.
SSOO/mo.
FARRELL Ii CO. PllOPBtTllS
673-70 II
/
SHOW FATH THESI
OPEN nous . 8AT/$UN.1·5
llAMD HIW IA YAOMT
Never oceu9lf<I, ~auUfuUy cairpeted
& decorated, luric 2 bdrm. condo with
allp prlvlle1 a. 2NO Ft. of luxury, lnel.
11e. family rm. or lrd bdrm. Complete
11fety, with electronic entrances "
elevator. t890 Mo., with opUon to buy
at $2»,500. 621 Lido Park, C-2., N.B.
ILUFPS "I" llAUTY
Tho 1ar1e 3 bdrm, & fanilly rm. plan;
immaculate & in move·ln cond. 2"2
Botha, 2 Crplc1. le elec. dbl. pra1e.
CloH to pool. $149,500. 2218 Vista
Dorado.
HAlllOI VllW HOMI
New listin& ! Lara est 4 bdrm.. l·level
plan, wilh family rm. & added den.
Formal dtrun1 rm. & 1uper kitchen.
Sl49.750 Includes the landl 1838 Port
Westbourne. OPEN DAILY UNTII;
SOLD!
ILU .. 5 -UND 1100,000
Mint condltlow, 2 bdrm. condo with
great greenbelt view. An exceptional
buy at $97,000. 2311 Vista Huerta
DOVll SHORES -VIEW
Fantastic panoramic view from this
front row. larae & lovely 4 bdrm.
home. Huae family rm. with frplc. &
wet bar Vcrv large, formal dining
rm. 3 Car garage & 3 private beaches.
Xlnt entertaining home for the ex-
ecutive $330,000. 1238 Polaris
LA TEST LISTIHG!!
4 Bdrm. Harbor View Home; largest
I ·level Montego model; ramlly rm. &
formal dining rm. Pool1lzed lot Is ln-
durled nl $149,500 1627 Port Abbey
Place
&XCl'TIONAL TRINA
This mosl popular floor plan home has
been modified to include lJ super mstr.
bdrm.; one of the beat Blurts condos
avail. at $159.900. with very excep-
tional flnencine avail. A new. ex-
clusive listing
759-0811
Gwrol 1ooa'•· .. ,.. IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
OPEN HOUSl!S SAT /SUN I ·5
HAllOR VIEW HOMIS
See the lovely garden & superb t'ond
of this outstanding 2 bdrm .. dtnlng
rm. & den home. fcaturln~ extensive
imported til~. patio areas, security
system. etc. Sl47 .~oo 1997 Port
Cardigan.
HAHOR VllW HOMIS
Views or Newport Center & park
h1ghli~ht this 2 bdrm .. dining rm ..
den. pool & jacuz7.l home ... jJreat out-
door area g~artd for your enjoyment.
Sl54 .900. 1812 Newport Hills Dr., East.
llST OF LAO.UNA HACH
3 Bdrm. custom home with panoramic
ocean views, beamed ceil . great use
of wood. glo1111. tll~. combining to
create thh1 beautiful home in a serene.
wooded settln~. Call for app't. S195,000
CC Orange Coast , Q:
2IOO E.Co11t H11., Ctrona dtl lar
IHL E.ITITE · &44·4141
IEI DO•~==~ -rant tit> vaew. ~
bedrooml. 4~' bath bom wilh formal
dlnlrta room. l•mUy room, plus bllUard
room. 4'7S> Sq.ft., bullt b)' Valentin -
plum ror pool. Tbla la ror the buyer
who d•lres quality wtlh a touch ot
qulet eJepnce. s;m,ooo. ror furthel' de·
tails and a private showlnf coll Ann ·Pelen.
2 N£W usn ' •
t•AMD MIW NOMll -MAIUMA
HleHLAHOS Cute one 1tory cotta1e
. with ocean view -3 bedrma, ftrepla~e.
Ahiskes & tile. Offered at $86,500. The
oth~r ta 2 story with ocean view -3
ht"dMM. 3 baths. shake roof & wood ex-
terior. Real tile In entry and kitchen.
.\uto. garoae door opener Many fine
'P.aturcs. $91.SOO.
I otO N•m. c..hl MtM
NEW LISTING
._.IS. VIOi VIUAS -liaht. briaht and
<""an. 2 bedroom Condo. Great loca·
t'"n. near 1chool1, ahopa and freeway.
'C'"' ioy community poo1. nice dlnlng
rta -vacant and ready. Assumable
t:"4A. $58.000.
NEW LISTING
O'J'LIX IH HHD O' CAii -eood
t:":1st.side location with mature trees. 2
'QE'droom unit with attached garage.
. 'nd cute one bedroom with beamed
f"llin~s. New 2 car garage +workshop.
~4.SOO.
• ) S Ced rtoc., Co1fo MeM Sun 14
NEW LISTING
~-STSIDI COST A MH4 TIUPLU -at-., ... ,tion all investors! Live ln front unit
~·"'1 let the rent from the others make
'"'Jr mortgage payments. Well main·
• "ned and convenient. Thil won't last!
~·i;s.ooo.
CUSTOM--IACK BAY AREA
wtwrORT IEACH ADDRESS -4
''"droorn1 & spacious family room with
• · "eplace. Pool size backyard with boat
,, .. RV access. Very attractive yard &
'"''r~·. A country kitchen with. eating
r '"''U as well as din mg room. Woodland
, .. '1001 Dist. $148,500.
2Z 16 DoMle Rd Ceff JJ11cll let /S-I ·I
Y2 ACRE ESTATE
IM THI HIAIT Of MIWPOIT -clesslc
colonial 7 bedroom home with all the
amenities. Extent1lve use of wood
paneling, parquet floors. bltn1 -even
3 fplc1. Formal dinine. family room,
pool with jacuzzi. 4 full baths + 2 half
baths. Large trees enhance beautiful
landscapin~. A very special opportunl-
l v ror a special family. $385,000
OCEANFRONT HOME
SUllPS UP -at this 3 bedrm. 2 bath
h"me m Newport Beach Hi~hlights a
rtnuble lot Much remodeling done to
this Cape Cod charmer. Call ror appt. to
.;ef' 5260.000
HAWAII BOUND!?
MAUI OCIAHNOHT -swaying palms,
white sand beach. Lush tropical plant·
Ines -complete with Immaculate
<'UStom home and gueHt home on near.
acre of fee property. Excellent inve&t·
ment opportunity. Financing 11vaila·
hie' Call for brochure and full inform a·
Hon. S595.000.
• • •
PET BARRETT REALTY
, 1 , ,/,. • , If I• •
l •\II, litt f 4• 41ri I , I fi, 1 I
Unit B!ers ~."f!':1 o~ly ~· Low down. t .T.,. Cap
r8t•, •lways Ntl'\ltd. C1all
IA!i~l
Super ......
You won't find •nythln1
ch:;tm1r or nh:•r ror only
SJM/mo \Jptt•ln llpt 3
br, l"-b• w /patlel
AduJt.1, no peta. "5ln1te
18r + carport. 1 Bick
from Nwpt Ht.I.
Woo6ricltt
Leue new Arbor Lake
' lot
..->fthNUi.-. Alr cond. a rkpatlo
12 Orchid St. . yl-8
tl7.950
~l 3 Br. t~ bath home
ls d:atanc'° re today·1 c ual WestyJe.
A tars• hos tallty centtT off en a
dramatic Uvln1 rm w/vaultad e lltnp.
trendaome trplc • a dinlu area w/ con-
temp0rary open 1tyle TcJtch n. The .
vuulted cellln11 ln the mute.; suite 4c
pvt backyard are special highlights.
549-4025 1115 Ridgecrest Circle
Open houseSoUSunday 1·6
IA YCREST S 116.500
Calitomia's indoor/outdoor l'ing at
its best in th ta apacious 4 Br, 3~ bath
home. The family room with masstve
stone frplc. llvina rm & master suite flow out Into n prlvate yard with lt's
litrge patio & sparkllns 40' pool. Newly
upgradad kltehen with large dlnlng
nook.
Dap 646-6646, ,.,., 64Z.OZ44 .
19Z4LNwwda..e. 0,.Dely 1·6
Townhome near the lake. 1 2 Bedrm. den "dlnin1 •---' IOOJewr.e · IOOZ rm. Priv beach " boat ~ house, poola "tennl1 ct1, ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
1ar. door opener. Orab
W. one while you can for l .. llliiiii::;~--~/mo. e Mos. or 1 yrll
lease.
M•M Verct. Home * * HEW ON THE MARKET * Lease this lo\·cly 2 story,
4 br home wtramily rm &
d1mn~ rm. Lo<outcd on
quiet cul ·de·:.ac .
Ga~ner 1ncld , close lo
ev•rythlng, 1 yr lease for
~/mo.
645-1474 ---1-· -1
• If ~' l t l H ~' •
EASTSIDE
2 BEDROOM-"DOLL
llOUSt:" 1n rrunl with new cpls, nllw copper
plumbln11. new palnl In·
aide und oul. ltcur unit 11
u bachelor with a
11eparate yur~.
S77.'50.
~22~
-ANYTIME
H!WIAYPlltOHT ourw
ONH IAT /SUM 1-5
1101 W. IAY AVI.
~Bdrm. & 2 bdrm .. 4 Car aarace. Goraeoua view:
OJe.000'
COROH4 DIL MAR
OPEH SUH. 1·5
701AVOCADO
Ocean aide · hard l<> (Ind
2 bdrm house + l.i:t? 4
bdrm , 2 ba. apt BIA rlbl
1ara1e: on 30xllll n 2 lot. 1185.000!
OCUHNO~T
Cutt4m duplex, choice
location. 2 And l ·bdrm.
S289,&00'
COSTA MESA
. IASTSIDI
Extra clean 3 bdrm. &.
ramlly rm. pool homo.
Sett Eastalde location. Bnck (rplc .. low main·
tenanco yard. Sl09,&00'
lotbo9 hy Prep. •""°" ... 615.7060 ...
uc.-noHAL llltOADMOOR
VllW HOMI
S.Zff.900
A "'ost CJrOCious ond forMal tnctllfl••
home with tM fiMtt coonli..ttd dKor.
leavffM .._,.. Mitt w/frpltc .... •
toted of 4 ....... &....,. _,.. ..._
,..... ...... -..y ,. •/wet -' .
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.... CMMd a.die~ oc.. .... '
ftlCJht tlptl. Shewft ~ .,,ot.lwt.
OWHER WILL EXCHANGI
FOR MIWrOlT
UI0,000 .
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llMlt.ci .......... fw ... •y .
type of ...,...L LoHI of ,nlllMJ with
MUCh MON Imel for oddifl....e ••atop.
IMftf. Owner win sell ••ltflftt ...-.thtct
bu11Ms1 os o pod&.. Shown by ap-
polnhnlftt on o Mfect bo1l1.
• IXPAHllVI HOMI OH UDO
$171,000
hpeclalfy S-. hotM .. _.,,.rrco.i-•..,...tJ patio
peol. PerfKf for a..dHr..tdur .....
nd ffttwtaht ..... Aexlble I M • ., ..
hol'M fdNI for tM fomlty who w..ta two
1e,.,.... wiftcJs. Stt.oted °" fw• Iott .-d
two CJ'"" atrodn.
5"Gl45S-llAll/OntOH u11.ood
Mew & nent• llHd lft 9f'9Clout 4 '*"'· famrly room. formal dminc) room In .,
.nchofttfn9 floor ,ton HrrH1tdh19
s,_.11h cauriy.-4. Decor.tor coenn...+-
94 ftttwfor & OPlft INtiM eel .... S,.CW
hrtltt for tM buyer whe W-. to ,....
1..-.e c:cnh llOW .... tNy , ...... SI0,000
opff0tt rtlOMY & St 100 per"'°'
IEAUT1fUL OH THI WA Ta
WITH IOAT DOCK
. UH,000
1co...-.e.ty Ndecor.tff Ill 1111411 eut wftfl
toed• of ................... Ir .,.r)fy.
l ldrw.. eoeh wttlt lf•1 • ..,. Mita.,...,.,
dhtlncj room. ag. fomfty.f»•crd rooni Ii
cov.m poHo. Pork yow boot ouhide "'-door.
~~••••••••••!~.~~1=~••••••••••!f>!Z --•TA•k•l•O-V•llt--ACROSS ROM THI II.ACM
LIASl/orTIOH DUft.D
IASTILUf" OC:IAM YllW
LUSK HOMI
4 Bedroom, 2~ bisths, larce family
room all new appllance1. E>eceptlonal
lot wlth 20' prof. dog run. $158,000.
Open Sat/Sun 10·6 721 Betll1
644-0406 or 640·9900
' t
VALLEY REALTY
I
L04tfS ANYWHERE
2,3,4,S Bedrooms. pool
homt1. Condo s , WHATt:VERI No new
lo3n eoo.ta, credit checks,
etc.-1ntel'flted In more
lnf~all us now,
MATIOMAL
WLTOAS
Ml-14,14
$170,000
lxclthw) krcJe 4 .ct 2 •••ea"' UMt
DuplH. tww cc:w'IMfl, Hew dKw IMlde
a" d out. S 110 0 '• r. Mo• th '"'+SI0,000· .,.._ rnoMY· W• .,. ................. h . .
MISA VBDl-elAU'TTPUI.
lllJ.000 .
Exceptional two story fcnnlfy S.O... wffh
4 bedroofN, fentlJy room fermlll .._
r'OOf9'. 2 fhtplHH. Lfth t"......, M =•tf Ollal l1t1dtc1pl1t1· A perfect ........ euatl••· hoWlt lty .. ,. ...... e#y.
Nel ... A-..iTrw!
SclP9' honl9 In IOYelY nefghboltlOod'l Bar In
bt'Mldlill l'OOft\. dining WM and QOl'VeOUI hie
entry. ~•reprace In the llvino room, 4
bedtOoma. V ... tlble o-rd*\, ecreened In
pet;o, Don't Wllltl 188.500 Call 5"40-1720 ,,..,., ....... ,
Oeaigtted kW '-nflY tlvtrtgl Terrazio tile entry,
bU fn the Mtlng .,.. oft the kitchen. 2 brick
flrepl.cee Ind .eparate dining room. Extra
baths. 5 bedroome. Ranch ttytel lnteroom. I~
door Ind outdoor l~htl; pool, coveted petio
and eprlnklen. Wonl lutl I HM.000 C.11 nowl ·640.1720
AclulhO..ty!!
~ condo with 2 bedrooms Ind dining
roomlf large walk In closet. mirror doors and
brick fl"9C>lace In the hvino room Pool to swim
In but not WO<ry abootl Trailer acceM for that
neat boat! Call for more lnfol S73.500. Call
540.1720
College Park lecmty!
Profenlonally decorated throughout with
many extml Lovely 2 story home with den.
eee>Wlte dining room. atone fireplace. family
room and eating area off the kitchen Extra
baths, 3 bedrooms. Attractive entry smol<e
detector. Large covered patio. sptlnklera.
Wont lastl St19.900 C.11 ~40.1720
PrHffqlon Spaniard!
Lovely Spemsh style home in Mesa Woods
areal Cozy living room with fireplace and
majestic ceilings. 4 bedrooms with spacious
master 1uite featuring walk 1n closet and
wardrobe mirror door1. Tile entry. dining
room. country kitchen and family room
Central air Patio, sprinklers Better Hurry!
1112,900 Call 540.1720
lalc:ony Model!
Featuring cathedral oeillnga and conversation
pit with double ffrePlece Bay window 1n the
drnette off the family room. formal dtn1ng
room and double door entry 4 bedrooms
Extra large lot patio and trailer llCC8S8 Must
aee rt! 1110.000 Call 540.1720
Lushly a...dsc:apfll!!
Beauttfully landacaoed. lru1t trees galore•
Ranch etyte home with family room. den dtn·
1ng room and eating area 3 bedrooms
Enclosed_ carpeted patio Ideal for summer•
$79.500 Calf 540-1720 ,•
Int luy ht MHO Woods!!
The lush atrium wlll beautify your complete
homel Gerden·type kitchen with .. ting area.
dining room lor entertaining and 3 bedrooms
Brick flreplKe and lamlly room; patio and
sprlnklers. Great area! Better hurryl $88,500
Call 540-1120.
Mew On The Manet!
Owner has been transferred, ao hurry to call
about this 2 bedroom cherme<• Dining room
1nd IUP« 1r,,1ng room. Double garage close
to all ecttoot1 and 1hope. Patio Won't last
longl ldul for young couples! $44.000 Call 540·1720
S.,1rts Loc:atlOll!
Stop! Don t oass this one up• Bnck llreplaoe.
cha,,deher In living room; drn1ng room Eating
area off kitchen, family room and 4 bedrooms
Spnnkla's: garege door ()()ener Near shoPS
and CdM High School! Won't last! $159 000
Call s.te>-1720
DrechM .. SmshlHt
In a ooroec>ue weal Brick ltr9P1.ce, hanging
lampe In bedroome end famlty kitchen which
mom wtll ldorel Dining room, family room and
4 bedrootne. Serving bar9. CoY9f9d P1Uo. room
tor poof and eprlnlcl«a Sands homel Ou.ilty
home, grMt buyl $111 , 111. Call 540-1720.
Foe tJ •m For .... u.-..1
Family chef"*' Gourmet kltctieri with eating
.. ., Ind bUllt In•: fJmlly room, eeperate din·
t"O room ~ • IP9Cfou• bedrooma. Entry hall,
httndtcme f~. 2 patios, work benof\ In
gttege, Don't waltt '74,800, can ~1720
540-1720
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
"' -
CMMUl!Ull 6 ,.
ll'On o air cl a11•r "
• brhll
B hu Iota of
tOo 6 c04l1Strrt u drawcnl ran
try tool Copµet plumb·
Int Lhru-out. W.h pro· IH1lonal l11nd1c•p1n1
wJ1prinkJct1, bri<'k plan wn I& room for pooJ.
Sl17,IOO
VOUOWNTHELAND
COATS &
WALUCI
HALHTATI
C411640..616 I
ASK YOl\ MAJtG E
ESTRALITA -magnificent property
facing orlalnal, wid ~ IJ"ffnbelt; end unit with Cully enclosed_ front patio. 4
Bdrms., decorated to perfection,
wallpapers, etc. of the finest quality;
wet bar + many other custom
features. This is truly one of a kind!
Musl see! Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. 2056
Vista Cajon. $199,500.
L~SIS ALSO AVAIL ROM $41S
SHAii' SHARP SELL Idle Items with a Have somethlnc YoU want
rOOL HOME Daily Pilot Clau1Caed Ad. to ~l? CWtified ada do
· f d d 642-5678 It well.142·5e78. Beaut• ul up1ra e --------1 family pool home Many
innovations for your xtra
livln1. Formal dlnin1
adds to your pleaaure
This three bedroom
Meaa Verde home can be
yours. Call us, 546·2313.
Ol'tf• 1119• II S fl.IN 10111 NICI'
ftllftll
IAYSHORES
LIYEWITtt
THE STARS
A pride of home
ownership area The
beach, surf and ocean
can be yours and wail till
you see tha~ two bedroom
plus guest quarlcrs
home. lt hos been re·
duced by over $7,000.
Call now S46-2313
oPfN Ill 9• ti PUN 1011 ~·
['l:IUllll
SPECTACULAR
SPANISH VILLA
Wrought iron entry to
hugl' hvml( room with
\.aulted rollings l''orm.11
d1nini: room, gourmt•t
kitchen. Decorator's
dream homl'. lush ter-
races Boat access Walk
tu beach. Hurry for th1:;
unique buy Call 963 6767.
Ol'(N Iii 9 • ll ~ llJfl IOMI ,,. t • 1e1e1111
Pric•R~ed
UPPERIAY
VIEW-DELIGHT
Charming 3 bedroom 2
balh home with sweeping
upper Newporl Bay
view. luxunous master
bedroom !>Wlc. soannl(
woodbeam cathedral
beam ce1hnl(s & much
more.
Now Only $110.900
CaH 644-7211
Exclusive Listan
Italian tile entry to :1u11
ken liv. room built in
micro. Country styled
kitchen Formal Dining.
Winding :1talrs to master
swte with Roman balh
tub. Home fully anaulal·
ed Ca II 963·6767.
oPrN 111 o •II sru,.. •0 1tt ~ r •
•HORSES
•KENNELS
•STORACiE
•OR??
A huge 82.S '< 336 A·l lol
w/3 br, z ba home 1n up per bay county aru
$96.500
'44-7211 Cordeta114
/Jn Nlf1l l
HAILEY &
J\S5UCIA I LS
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 IEOIOOM
14632 Beach. Irvine
752·1700 $76,900 Sat/Sun l·S
28 Lakeview, Woodbridge. Irv.
759-0087 Sat/Sun 12·6
412 Hazel St .. Corona del Mar
675-4392 $122.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1531 Orange Ave .. Newport Heights
675·2311 $75,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
2210 Private Road. Newport Beach
646-7414 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1242 Rutland Rd #2 (Westcliff)NB
642-8'l35 $84.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
51 Lakeview. Wdbridge Abrlk Itv
· 673·8550 Sl19.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 214 Knox Pl. Costa Mesa
979·1050 $69,500 Sitt 12·5
17945 Spicewood. Univ, Park. Irv.
559-1877 S84,000 Sunday 1·5
2 IR & FAM RM or DEN
• # 17 Bridgewood (Woodbridge )Irv
675·3178 Sat/Sunday 1·5
27.5 Walnut. Costa Mesa
642·7268 Sat/Sun 10·8
2036 E OC'ean <Bal. Penin) N.B.
645-7575 Sl59,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 Mirror Lake <Deerfield) Irv ·
644-6200 . Sat/Sun 1-5
1937 Pt. Cardigan CHY Homes> NB
644·4848 $147,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1812 Newport HiJJs Dr. East, NB
644·4848 $154.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
20401 S. West Birch. Santa Ana Hgts
54G-2313 S125.000 Sun. 1·5
505 Mari~old Ave .. Corona del Mar
675·5200 Sun. 1-4:30
1927 Port Bristol. Newport Beach
675-3411 Sl37.500 Sunday 1·5
251 Virginia Pl. E. Costa Mesa
546·414 1 S71.950 Sunday 1·5
3 IS>ROOM
SI JUGO wmt LAND End unit. beaut.
wide greenbelt: 1850 sq. ft. 3 BR. 2~
ba., Jdtch/fam. rm., hill' vau,lted ceu. ·
in gs. Quality thniout; n otn.t tones.
Thia one won't last!
OP .. l·I 401 VISTA suan
HELEN B. DOWD
IW.10I. IMC. Ml.S 644-0J l4
1973 T., Uder a T., Sll•-
lt14 & tt71 l_...up
Newport fl4na loerd of IHltort
DO '"'*6
. Thia spacious, ~ustom 4 bedrm
home bas large pool In private
courtyard and many other exqui ite
feaaturee. The home nu a pa.rate
600 sq.ft. bonus room or maid'•
qtrs. built over 3 car aar. wblch
provides priv. living area. LOvely
view encompasslne Fashion llland,
Back Bay, Spyglass and Eastblufl.
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22551 Killv. El Toro
545·949i $73.900 Sun. 1·5.
3097 Roanoak. Costa Mesa
545-9491 581.500 Sun.1·5
547 Riverside. Npt. Hgts. NB
752·1700 Sl24.500 Sat/Sun 12·5
801 Ceiba, E /Bluffs. NB
752-1700 Sl52.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
••#IA Lagunita. Lag. Beach
752· 1700 Sunday 12-4
#14 Balboa Cove!'. Newport Bch
631·1400 5265.000 Sat 1Sun 1·5
1712 llighJand Dr .. Newport Bch
957-0701 Sal 11·4. Sun 11·5
2391 Appletrec. Tustin
640·9900 Sunday 1·5
l Tribute. Newport Crest
640·9900 Sunday 1·5
801 Ceiba. E /Bluff. Npt. Bch
673·8550 Sl52.500 Sat 2·5/Sun 1·5
•1578 Minorca. Mesa Verde. CM
546-3501 $87,500 Sunday 1·5
•1831 Nwprt Inls Dr E CHVl lms> NB
644--6200 Sun. 1 ·5
1071 San Pablo, Costa Mesa
540-1720 S88.500 Sunday 1·5
310 Colleen. Costa Mesa
540·1720 S79.500 Sunday 1·5
4435 Lancewood Way. Irvine
552-8944 $92,500 Sunday 1·5
901 Alder CE-Bluff) NB
642·8235 $144,750 Sun 1·5
4 IEDROOM
14732 Doncaster Rd .. Irvine
963-0867 Sat/Sun 12·5
•38 Almd Tree Ln (Univ Ptk) Irv
559·5434-$1{>4,900 Sat/Slql 1·6
19102 Papua Ln, Huntington Bch
963·~ Sat/Sun 10.6
1198 Augusta, Costa Mesa
962-0771 $67 .900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•234 Colton, Newport Beach
646~2748 $115.000 Sat/Sun 9--6
233 Via Ithaca, Lido Isl, NB
673-0289 Sunday 1·6
•8172 Malloy Dr Huntington Bch
645-9950 Sat/Sun 1·5
225 LaJolla Dr. (Nwpt Hgts) NB
645·9950 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •11 Carmel Bay (Spyglass) CdM
644·7383 $298.000 SaVSun 1·5
• • 1313 E. Balboa <Bal Pen> NB
645-7575 $295,000 SaVSun 1·5
40 Royal St. George. Npt Bch
759-0067 Sat/Sun 12·6
19441 McLaren. Huntington Beach
963-4567 $84,900 Sun All dny
17153 San Pedro. Fountain Valley
963-8933 Sat/Sun 1·5
4615 Cortland. Corona del Mar
675·3411 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4621 Cortland <Cameo Shores) CdM
673·~ Sat/Sun 1·5
317 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
644--6200 $1891SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
9411 Breakwater, Hunt. Beach
546-231~ $85,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
10221 Gennrich, Garden Grove
842"'466 $67 ,500 Sun 12·5
.8891 Sea.spray Dr. Htg. Eeach
548-3.150 $144,000 Sun 12·5
4 II & •UIST Al'f. * •941 W. Bay (Bal. Penin) NB
644·1766 $385,000 un. l ·S
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FIST TIME OFFOEI
Beautiful three bedroom. modern
Jlome on quiet 1treet. 2 Baths, dbl
a•ra1e, dining room. fireplace,
patio. s1eo.ooo.
llSTD 0 Y WITH THIS OFFICE
DIRECTORY
18741 Pnseo Cortez, Turtlerock. Irv
675-6000 $139.000 Sunday 1·5
1101 Klngs Rd. Cllfffiaven. N.B.
675-6000 $298,000 Sunday 1·5
•242 Driftwood Rd . Shorectrs.CdM
675-«>00 S215.000 Sunday 1·5
1607 Castle Cove Cr .. CdM
840--0993 S300.000 Sun 2·5
1521 Pegasus. Newport Beach
642-3862/548-5620 Sun. 2·5
• 19TO Pt. Dunlelgh <HVffomes ) NB
640·6500 $175,000 Sun. 1·5
1815 Newport Hills Dr . Nwpt Bch
540-1720 $159.000 Sunday 1·5
2215 Port Harwick. Newport Beach
675·3411 $211 .000 Sunday 1·5
37 Golden Star, Jrvlnc
752-1414 Sun. 1 5
543 Pierpont <Del Cerro) .CM
675-~ll $82,450 Sun 1·5
5 UO•OOM
2933 Catalpa <Eastblutn NB
640·1596 $175.000 Sat/Sun 1 5
• 1781 Bahama. Costa Me11
540-1720 $194.000 Sat/Sun 1.5
2956 Carob <Eastblum NB
645-M-46 S163.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
19932 Potomac. Huntington Beach
9fS244~ $81.500 Sattsun 1·5
•2827 Cassia. Ea11tblurr. NB
675·6000 Sl81.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•200 Via Ml'nlone. Newport Beach
631·1400 t275.000 Sunday 1·5
5 IA t. PAM .... f# Dlt4
1925 Lanai Dr. C08ta Mesa
548-8614 /7&9·1677 Sall 5
#5 Royal St. Geor~e . Big Canyoh
640-6161 $465.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#2 Mission Bay Dr, <Spyglass) NB
644·5370 S284,500 Sat/Suh 11·5
1990 Port Nelaon CHVHms). NB
M4·6473 Sat/Sun 11·5
4102 Manzanita. Irvine
768·8751 5109.500 Sat/Sµn l·S
41 B~ Bay (Spyglass> CdM
644 Sal/Sun 1·6
10111 Cutty Sark. Huntington Bch
5-40-1720 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2042 Port Weybridge , Nwpt Bch
752·1920 1197,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1839 Tanager. Meso V. CM
545-9491 S154,000 Sun. 1·5
3863 Hamilton. Culvcrdale. Irv
545.9491 $105,900 Sun. 11·5
632 West 18th St • Costa Mesa
645·9161 594.600 Sat/Sun 1·5
1500 Dover Dr <Dover Shra) NB
645·~ $182.500 Sat/Sun 1·11
2521 Alta Vista. Eastblurr. NB
675-6000 5179.500 Sunday 1·5
22786 Rumble Dr .. El Toro
770·02'71 S129,900 Sunduy l·S
6 la a PAM lM If' D9t
22 Polnt Loma Dr <Spy1la11 > CdM
873-4400 1315,000 Sun. 1·3
7 llDIOOM
613 Ptummer1 Cotta Mtsl\
751·3191 $19,toO lund1y 1·5
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MOA VDDE WCU11VE A EA
LUXUltOUS CUSTOM POOi. NOMI
Profesalonally decorated &
land.leaped 4 bedroom, 3 bath, formal
dining & famlly room. Enormous
maater 1ulte Ii dre11lng area. Mualve
kitchen w/pool view. 3 car •ara~e.
$11'.IOO
1 e 12 Oriole Or •• CM. s-11·1
pe f"tlltr 117 .. 7171 '44-H41
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1M06 WUliam1 #J. Tustin
MG-7711 $72.950 Sat/Sun 1·5
•505 Vista Grande (Blults) NB
640·4089 Sl49.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 * 15 Swift Ct. Nwpl Creat. NB
640-SM7 Sat/Sun 1·5
6 Wildgoose Ct <Npt. Crest) N.B.
644·1766 Sl2-4.000 Sal/Sun 12·5
400 VlstaQulnta <North Bluffs) NB
640·5560 $136.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2167 Vista Entrada <Dluffs ) N.B.
640·5560 Sl72.500 SaUSun 1·5
2323 Eastbluff Dr <Blutrs ) NB
873-4400 Sl.25,500 Sat. Sun 1·5
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1971 Vista Caudal, Blutt1. N.B.
631·1~ $225.000 Sun 1·5
2216 Vista Dorado CBlults) N.B.
759-081~ '149.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
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2423 Mlseno. Newport Riviera
644-0134 $98.000 Set/Sun 1·5
2114 Vlbta Entrada CBlu(fs) N.B.
640-5560 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2066 Vistu Cajon <Blurts) N.8.
644-llS.'l 1199.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
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9962 Continental Dr., H.B.
640·7930 Sal/Sun 12·:J
~4 Pebblewood (Woodhrid~e) Irv
551·5TI4 S87,500 Sunday 12·5
4 llOIOOM
7 Robon Court. Newport Bea.ch
963·8933 Sat. Sun 1·5
HOMI & INCOME
FOR SAL&
2 .. & 4 ..
708 Arncado. Corona del Mor
675 -7060 8185.000 Sun. l ·S
DUftLEXES
FOR SALE
2 IR I I I•
614·614'1' Acacia. Coronu del Mar
644-6200 S139,000 Sun. 2·5
135 Cecil Place. Costa Mesa
641·5200 S94.500 Sundny 1·5
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414·414 11!? Acacia, Corona del Mar
673-8494 S210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
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• •1805 W. Boy Ave . N B.
675-7060 $309,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
309 & ~I.A, LaJolla. Npt. Bch
546·2313 S196,000 Set 1·5/Sun 1·6
HOUSES FOR REMT
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6921 Carla Circle, Hunt. Bch.
847-8491 Sut. 2·6. Sun 12·5
4 II & FAM •M w DIM
41 Montecito CSpyglaSl!I) CdM
644·6223 Sl450 Mo. Sat/Sun 1·4
CONDOMINIUM
FOR LEASE
4•&•AMIMwD .. * #7 MoJo Crt. Npt Ctest, NB
644·8:)53 8600/mo. Lse SI~ 1·5
' TOWHHOUSIS
POil RINT
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IALIOAIS&.AMO
DWUI l+l
South ~}'front View.
1161,000
By appt. lJUlan Shea
Ml-1&4t 84f.W4
•JtUMIT1D llOICllS
De"Y.....tf
PlaN Included for re·
modellna • expandlna 3br home. 8150,000. 22'7
Qui.t of!caJion
414-41~ ACACIA ·
Very private. best l~at!onl Unutulll 2
bdrm .• family rm. home. low care ln
& out. heated potlo. Nearly complet·
ed, plush 2 bdrm .. 2 bath unit. 2' ft.
view dock. Buy now " choole 1our
colon. 1210.000
OfllM SAT. & lutil. l·I
ApOlena. All TIU.QT3, _.... -llllJ'll --~ ---_.... ~Jaekle8aten =+-'----~ ~~
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DUPLIX
BulbOI Penlrusula
1 Blk From Ocean
Approx. 25001q. rt . of llv·
ln1 area. Could be ron·
\'Cited to home without
ony work. Perfect for
molher·ln-luw, older
t•hllrlren or mo ad's qt rs.
Ke11t 11s duplex, 1l offer&
a areal renting loc. Xlnt.
cond Some patio view.
1175,000
759-07'1
WAUC TO llACH
Nice 2 Br, Balboa Blvd.
Jmmed. occupancy
•• 500 c....,., , ......
428 3llt St. l'f. B.
LEW OSBORN
IUILD YOUI DllAM HOMI
211 ........ CAMYOM Dim
Last remalnin' lee 1lmple lot in
Sboredlf11 t Approx. '1i acre with
white water, Catalina, Jetty view.
Come by & exP.loro thll breathtaking
property. Buy 1t and build your dream
homer
4621 COin.AND OP .. SAT/SUM 1·5
Home with ocean view! Freshly paint·
ed inside " out! New carpet.al. choice
of color, kitchen floor as well. ;:,ee Bob
Campbell
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BAADL..EY 8c COMPANY
~ubou •ea •. COAllT HlllHWAV
CCSllCNA D•L MAfilt 1173•a830
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BYOWHER
SpyglllH ltlll. *275,000. 5
Br 3 811 View. Harbor
View Hills, Sllllf.500. 4 Br
2 Uo, View. 640·2981 (Q\.lullfled Buyera Only)
M V HIHt· Lusk
p;xceptlonal 3 Br, fem
rm, 2'• bo. pool, Jae, Kol
pond, w1terhll, ll&hted Japanese garden. Total
priv1cy, view of 1arden
' pool from every room
I.WO Macrest Dr CdM
Open !hi/Sun 1 ·5
1117 .500 (7J4 't40·1923
IYOWMU
Unique 3 Br 2 Ba. w/
VY•LASS MIU oP .. HOUSI SAT. l·I
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Very special Portsmouth model with
1111 upgraded appointments, forever
ocean view topped with a secluded
stone Jacuzzi & waterfall adjacent to
the master bedroom. This ls quality at
S259,~.
673-7601
Roman tub Oen, 2 fplc'i;, ........ M I 02· all cu1tom realures Cerona det Mer 1122 Coreno _... fllf •
Open Hou11e Sun 12· IPM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••
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Splendid Spyglau Hiii 4
BR, ocHn vie". pool,
.)acuul' :l fr)>lcb.. ree
land ! 5298.000
PAUL MARTIN
Roni f~tule 644·7383
OPIHHOUSI
SAT, SUM
MOM ar TUIS·t·6
220 JCllMIM, CclM
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Completely remodeled
on on ovel'lh~ed lot. t\
smuhln1 4 BR plut den
plu:. formal dlnJn1 plua huie fomlly room with
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2000 Sq ft of luxurlnu1>
livin11. 4 BR, 21' ba, spiic llv &: muter bed rm, both
have Cplc It vlel.W. Formal
dine & gourmet kit.
S209,000 Coll Kovln
5M·7502
OPEN fi\JNDA Y 1·5
120T Goldenrod. CENTUkV21
Jay Meet&~ Real~
orlM SAT. I·
21 WhlteW•rDr.
Ja1mlnl' Cro~k . up
,:nctcd :i bdrme .. 1tudy
r.tmlly rm Some view
Close to pool. S182,SOO
OPDUUM. l·I
1412S-t...sta
Irvine Terr., large :·
hllrm .. r,mll)' rm .
br111ht&1parkly. Prlvat1
bock yard. Reduced lt
1138,500
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RUJ.TO• ' saeeac-..., C.-•-84'0·7000
S,YCM.ASSHILL
Soulhport e BR, 4h b1
bonus ~rim. rm1., nltht
haht view' Dl~llnctivel)
decorate4, with brick ' wood nrt., 15,000 c1rpe1
allowance. Selected de
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HAHOR .. A~TY
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Ideal locallon near rillt'll
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Near new, uparaded
thruout. Why stand la
line or get oo waitlna lat.
Can't duplicate at the
price. Compare. 54tJ.l754
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IYOWHER
Os>c:n huu.'le. Spuc 4 Br,
1n, b11, PilllO, form din,
(rpk Nt•w lhru out Pr1n
nnly $83.000. 003 3610
~D"rrcrt• MUST S!LL pool home.
Unb<>he\ able home 1n
GLENMAR 2 STORY s Bedrooms or '4 + den. 2100 $Ci.ft.
Good location. Close to beach. Owner
transferred. $81.500. Open House
Saturdays & Sundays from 1·5. 19932
Potomac, Huntington Beach. Call
962-4454
COATS AND WALLACE
REAL ESTATE
,.__......... 111..1 lfESAVER prime spot for only *WMOllVU•* DE 117.500 lntl'rlOr like a ltstltlvA•-'L 3Br,2ba,f~lc,dm.,e11. model. Huie family •
Super JO(•Uon. els. to pool Prtno Y 557 filO:J room w wel bar Park· HuntflM)ton leach I 040 ............ leoch I 040
everyt.ina. 3 bdrm, 211:1 Uk, 2.8a under S70.000 for like grounds. Incredible ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ••••••••••••••••••••
N.atriunl. Over leoGsq. sale by ownr. 01)4.'n bse pool with i.lide. You1---------1
ft. 8eaut11ull)t decorated. S11l/Sun, 2163 Nullonul won't believe this one RHAPSODY
"3.700. Ave, eomer or Governor. Takt: odvuntaee, hurry 71t-076t Trees, trees. trees. New call in green & yellowJ. Love·
pnt tn /out. walls ~ ly one level, 4 bedroom $1000 RIFUHD! paneled. Beamed. All NATIONAL home. Fireplace In llvlng
Must NII quiet Marina P!fn,elod xtra rum.rm, ltlALTOIS room, deluxe window
ffl&hlands 3br home. ding & covered palao 141-1414 treatments & carpellne. 2ba, bltns. e .g.d.o. wtbltn gas BBQ All new1 _________ 1 Shower &11lnk In aarafe.
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551-2000
UICHfAMll.Y
wanted tor thl11 ~
bed.room 2700 sq rt home
lr\ lbe beautiful Racquet
Club Qf Irvine. A/C and
Pet' decorated. C.ll to ....
184.900 Sec Open House copper pluml>lnl( & Clx 1• _ Secluded garden &patio. FIXH urr11 Directory . G enc r a I lures Con \t'nll on a I BY OWNER $73 900 4 B Hurry $105,000. WITH rooL Pr~pertl_!I. ~~l ~~fJng. Prln only 2 ba. rum r~. h\'y sha:~ 640.6600
Needs puint and carpet 3br, l'iba. sharp, In nice roo(. lrR )urtl No closmfl
All 1l U1kei. 1s a little im· neaehborhood. Adjacent By oY.nc-r. 2 !Olor) . ., hr CO'll'! Will ranancc al 9', ~&l~lalllhon & work and lo schools &ahop'e cntrs home locuted cl<J!>c lo So 9B6rollo8khAuir~ll 1&11 1(.;1'!11'
}OU uve a bcautarul Pnced righl 2220 Meyer Cst Pla1a L £\. F R . -. 7272 "' • 'Nl1ela11 pool home !furry, l'Ull Pl ' formal DR 1'1n1 ~hcd .,., ~0303. . bonus rm, beaut lnd~U>1ot1--------•l !::::::::!I EXECUTIYl HOME Rf Al ESTATE
FO~ESTE .
OLSON
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w /custom pool <Tp~n I• --~....;;;;;====:._i Located lo Irvine
IY OWHH ~~~5~:i~1 ~Sun 1 5 Owner Anxious! BY OWNER-2l871 Ocean· Beautiful 5 bedroom with
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Small ocean view. from Br 2 Ba t'am Rm, new 1'• ba home in choice fV decorated 38r, 2Ba beau· appl. 963-uot Khoola, parh & pool.
your new 3 br, 21 • ., ba cpts. drps, dispos al. locauon Only 6 yrs old ty Decorator sharp GO D SJ.09.500
home. Dramatic 2·story dshwshr, shutters. wu!I No reusonuble offer re· throughout Featuring L EHWEST RED HIU REALTY
llv rm wlfrplc. Asking paper Walk OCC all fuserl Wall sell any walls or mirrors, plush ESTATES 22951LosAll.sos
S89.900. Open house Sun· schls Rear iiar dcxir & t.erm'> S79.IJ50 carpet 1 n g & I us h Graclollli Is lhe word for Mission Viejo
day 15. <Victona, west boat pud Must 'IPll 1177 II , , , , landscaping Only lhis lovely, brand new, 76M751
552-70~0 .
THE · YIU.ACE .
R~ALTORS • ~-~-~~-~-• OHMHOUSI
SaUi &ao 12·5
l'551 Hl&h<'~t Clttle
Calli Homes, 3Br, l~•B•,
ram rm, frplc. atr1um.
Pld lndlcfCS. blk wall, eov patio, 11ptoklra,
S'll,500 . 552-3 719
BY OWNDl. The Aan<h.
kn-d.1 ' Br, Z Ba. .. hm Rm. 2 rpte·1, HW
~ qwet cul do He
87 ,000 5$ 1-4542
OPEN HOUSE
SAT /SUN 12·5
Hm Doacasm-Ad.
Beautiful a Story, -4 BR. 3
Ba, Callr. home w /I l' cov patio. Walk to parks
Is IChoO\I. A_Ct. 9U-Ol67
rerAI. ------~/aJl UNIVERSITY PARI\
THI COL....... 4 BR. 2 • 2 Ba rondo on ""y quiet cul-de-sac, hagbly
14102 Saarlnen. open uparadrf. new crpt:o., 1bura. tbtu Swl. 2 to 5 4 ha.rdwoOd noon. perfetl
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REAi.TOil 552..0434 Deerfield dlu 4 BR. 2·~ 1--~---"--..:..;....;.-~-1 ba. Brand new. hl&bly
Grossmoot Unlv. Park uparaded. Prin. only.
2br, 2b a, fr p lc..1. a ll <tll>783.o41'11 arn4Dltle1. 914,000. u wnr, ..._ ______ .__
55Z·t4'75 or IH·U'1'1 r-
wkdyuf\er s pm. •
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DHlRILD
3 Br, 2 Ba. 1pac. master bdrm. Lge, airy country
kitchen & pantry. Up
araded thruout.
apnoldera & patio. Ca.II
Nick Vracln
C·21 frvine Plaza RJty
7~-6521 or SS 1 2784
llKEFRONT
You know whal ocean
rronl property la worth
well lhlll lakerronl
"ARBORLAKE" bom~
an Woodbndge is bounct
to be the same value I It'~
well planned 3 bcdrm +
family rm lay out on thl·
lake5' No l location
make at an execuUve :.
COUEGI PAIK deliaht.
S7', too HO CARPET
Tum key & move an! 1~~·~tdton~~~l~l~J..~l~l~l~O~ Sparkling clean. Seaf1t. I .
pluab carpetlnc. Brack 4 Br, 2..., Ba, pool, wet bar.
fireplace Gourmet aas BBQ, 3-car gar. 5206
kitchen, walled by glass. Royale Ave. By owner.
Family room too l CallSSl-4297.
Manicured &rounds & -------
co•ered patio Fully WOODBRlDGE ·LUi.••
paneled garaae. Cnfl option, S&S Beachwood rest. 7521700 Model. premium lot, up
Colleae Park. 3 lurae
bdrms 2ba. ram rm. 2
u:.ed bnck frplcs, Ll~c a
new hse, ready to move
into Qwet Cul·d 1'3C 11l In
i;upcr area. $80,000 O II
Sat Sun 9 Gpm Dy
Ownl'r 979 9039
PrcshmeTurtleroek.4br Oflftouv"' 1v 1 •• ,., •' graded, 31Jr, 28J. ss2.; fut~· ~: .. ~:·"~~; 1 e 911 ·~.~;;; :,:~ ~;
on Gunyon to Glun Cir· f: f ('am 1 n 0 , () 11 en lfJ '. ' • P,750. lg. 4 br, 21'1 ba home 1---------
clc 1 Owner Agt Call Sat·Sun ·44n r.i: 548 ·8 ~kLosce1lNOW' w tmany extras Nr 543-4164 Magnolia & Yorktown.
BYOWMER
•llY OWNERS 3 Bdrm, '3mlly rm, !ge
LOTS Of' XTRAS cuJ·d sue lot. Mella Verde
FOR SALE UY OWNf:H. -~ Shorecrest B1ket0Beach!
4 Br den, 2• ~ Bu, 35• ul! By o~nt·r. lar11e 3br. 2ba. 1.-.... OftEH HOUSE
weather porrh, pool, ram rm, patio. nr --·T many l'Ulllom fcuturcs G11rf11'1d & Ma.:nohu 846-5573 SUit 12·5
ro25 l..emnos Dr Mc'lil 184,!IOO 11167!i Palm St. .....:;;::==;;::._-8891 S.Ospray Dr. The Terr&Ke -! stairs bonu.'I rm. 2400 1111
The dromallc Cardirf Woodbridge Arborlake fl. Larae lot, 2 welban.
model, Outstanding loca· Drlercllfr Luxury mdl. balcony, uparaded crpt
lion ror lhia immaculale, Owner will r1nonce, & drps Priced for qukk
highly upgraded 2 Br $118.000. low dwn. Wiii i;ale. OO~or 551·~799
Twnhme. Just one year CQRSider lse/ORtlon 04.
Con\'ersollon pit w/frpc, areu. Rcuut irul cond.
redwood bath w /sky lite, Must see• Dest buy al Verde. 540 J02M F'V UliJ 7!l31 1---11111ii----·I 548-3150
blln BBQ. modern em S83 ""'> Ph 54 .,, $6600 O <'lent kit. Lrg J::.sidl' lot. •"'". 5 .... m MESA VERU1': Charmer. 0WR DONTMISS 2brs, 120011q tt An t'Xcep 4br helow market, 1198 J Br Fam Rm. "UPH Hllltfincjton Be oc:h I 040 for owner oC'cupant or
llonally nice Houu•' Augusta, <f'a1rv1ew & dneal. be1 aut8 pTaper:-. rul ••••••••••••••••••••••• this 3 hr. 11'• bath. Open today 275 WalnuL. Augusta) 556·3149 bfr/art e sa<' ot. urrl"•' + fn.'!>hly painted beauty.
&&2·7268 9 962·0771 anytime room for pool Mmutc!l I() s & s GULSWA y Gas bllns, COY patio, rplc
THIS OME
Lovely '1 lldrm home
Spar1ou:1 back)•ard.
Hurry.
old, lh1s unit nvals the Laite View 495 5906 or ilu\'C.' something to sell 7
model. Hurry, only ~1833 Classlf1t.'<iad~doitwell.
_ _.;.. ____ , shops & schools. ownl'r1 AIR Xlnt tlB neit:hborbood 112.llOO I '--I 0 .. OrCMgetrH lrfbte I 044 ".,.... 4,.
RARE FIND n. llST arc liceni.ed a.:<>nli. CONDITIONED N & FOR THI LUST $77.500 546 7420 HJghly upi:radt>d J bdrm ~.~ean m11r1nu. LEADERSHIP
REAL ESTATE
842-4466
Brand new condo w /loft .• •••••••• •••• •• ••••••••• •••••• .... •••••••••••••
38r2Baup1raded,2car COLLEG fmlv rm v. lrpll Im· 531•S800,evel!8478823 ~11ra1e. Quiel street. you E PK mal. 'how' like J modl'I. W n tftOYflt R•aftors
New 38r home, never OC'
C'up1ed. offered bf'low
~.000 Seller wall help
fman<'e. 1mmed111le oc
cupancy
gotlaseeattoapprftiate 3Br, 2Ba pool homt', Spar1ou~ It\ rm \Uultf'd lnt1REH.twortc
$65,500. man:v xtras S84.0UU cetl1nJ(i. hr11(hl &i---------IH.tl~Oft
979-6338anyhme. cheerful profe~swnallv ~ 1042
ready ror move·l n .
HJ&hly upfraded. Only
s.'59.950
IMv~. p~· '1$niJJecpropertie• ~ IRAMD MEW
h111<hq>c<l Quid <'ul·dt· KEY READY ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ~at· '>l Thi., one h. u must 3 bdrm. 2 ba. dbl •nrage. i---------·
(7l•) S•9-2467 LISTING t.o •l'<.' 5-15 9191 boat door. Varilnl Nc1Ao S.OSC:ape Condo
thruout. $63,500 o M c l BR. upstairs model,
10031 Kamucla Or, 11 B spaC'louuundeC'k
7S2·2000
---------' ~ Our exclWlhe, and 1l's a MESA VERDE "136<>-4•5~0c1..i61• ..... real doll house' Lot~ of
v O'" t' gingerbread tnm 3 Ur 2 * e,. 'wNER * Ba, hardwood floon1. Heal Estate
642·7743 Call Ron Ellis Century 21 960 2358
Cros!I Country 848 1188
WOODBRIDGE. S&S
Redwood. 3 Br, 2'.'1 ba,
rrplc, A/C prep, wet bar,
uparaded, immed occup.
Nr park, school, pool. 3 Br. 2ba, family llit yd. --------.i shake rooC, hr1ck Cpk, . 2 Br. 112 Ba Condo. pallo w /brick BBQ, EX.,. DOLL HOUSE bltns are almo!>t nl'w S&S ltc~alc Spcl'lah~ts .3. Re<:finlly redec. All new bonus rm. New cpt'a. """" lk 4or5 hdrm o<l f 1 paint, roor & bathroom Mesa VerdP, 3 br·2ba Wa to shoppmJl. C'un m l.' 11 avai ' app tances I Or 36 Units
fixt ures 2917 Royal Culde·sac street. Priv. you helteve Stlfl.SOO? aomew poolii.9till 4602 !62.900 Call tor appt 642 6368 Pcnninj.?ton Properties 900-••'>< Palm. $84,950 Pr . Hurry, yard & patio. Move-In re-__ _... ____ _
thll won't last! 545-1918 ody. Must see. Call SF.A WIND pool & Jacuzzi BY OWNER
141·00'6 ~ ~~~~M llOMf~ 3br, 4br. rrptc, din rm. N EASTSIDE SURPUHE IEALTY ~ S7UOO Neur beach crpt. $73,500. 963·8062
........_ _,........ R.F. PROl-'f:SSIONALS
Larae lot. Plenty of room E·Slde. 1 Blk to Mariner's ••AL nwrwrm 983 8377 963 7653 LAHDM .t.. RK
to use )'our lma1lnation. p k 3 B b ~ a~ h t d 1 h ar • r. 2 a, frplc, JUST REDUCED IY 0'6A...IER .-w a youcan owl cov'dpal.Workahop.By 4 BDRM, 2 bll, ram rm. "" lhla charm Ina home 831 2 .. 6 dining ar $82 500 Agt UpRrad<'d, l'aclf1c Sands 4 BR, 3~'J BA, $92,950 L•or-al dlnlna room, owner. • o 5 or ea, • . . .. '" " $46-2222 64.5-5044or631 3230 4 Br 2 Ba . healed pool.. 3 car garaee, 2 stor)> rire'l)lace. and hardwood · --· <'Omer lol, Jo'rwt trees shake roor beauty. airy
floora. IC dollars count. EASTSIDE 3 Br Fam Rm, Eostsic• + Extras Ownrr mo\' in it Open kltcben w 1all builtln1>.
see this In a hurryl Call fplc, lge yard, S77,500. 3 br. t ba, ram rm. 2 Hous<' Wed & Thur!> 1 5 & large oversized lot, pro·
645-'1221 Broker. SU-7983 rrp1cs By owner $84,000 Sal & Sun 1 5 Agent fessionally landi.caped. CENTURY 21 2(11 Albert Pl • MS 2146 645 99:iO rough beam patio cover W ... dlff Reotty COLI.Ml PARK -w spacious bnc1' pallo & Idell Are-..~&acious & 8 Toro I 032 Appro'< 2100 r;q ft 4 hr. gas BBQ. 968-2132
llU'le lot. A nlat wi.nner• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cam1ly rm. liv1n" rm. 20371 Meander Ln. MUST SHI
3BR FR. Dramati<' step
down llV/rm With rrplc
Pool slie lot, rloac to So
Coast Plaza, open SUn
1-i. fM2 Aaalca. S95,000
Freshly palnted 3Br, rumpl.lll, :i b.1, spnnklers, OftEN SUM 12·5
2Ba, rom"rm , lge new t·rpt & drpr;
kitchen . Nicely NEAR RUQR Beaut1ru1 : 5~80t34 or
landacaped. Cul-de·aac. Room ror everyone 2200 ~ 0064 ___ .....___,..._...__
3'311 Andover Pl. 179,995 aqJl. 4 King sz be<irm,, HUNTINGTON HILl.S ~~1:rer. 839·1144 or much more. Near achls & View llome 3 Ar 2 Ba,
THI llST · shop&. 112.950. w/up1troded earth lone
.-THI L•'"'ST Prime E /Slde 3br. New C....t04P HouH cpl & drps Cntry kitch,
rvw. -('pta, CUIJl drps. Solarium Reaffon ,39• I 135 malll\IV(.' used brlC'k rplc,
Alrt 546-2313
3 Br 3 8a uparuded. 2 car kllch nr. 5Zll1'2 lot. By on qwet cul clo aac street
aar11e. Quiet street, you ownr. 642-2595 & 642-6648 $7 2. 2 so. By owner .
gottaaee 1llo appreciate. LAICI FORIST 9tl8 4964 165.SOO. tinest Ea1tslde 4br, 2ba. Whlapertn tr.., plan4A ~n House Sal 1-S. 340 with vtewi 2350 aq. ft. a. BY OWNER
__ a_Ln_._'46_·7_94 ____ , extra la.r1• 1car11n1e. lmmac .. beauUCull:r !JP·
IAITSIDI mlC'rowave. Kltchenald, Al'fided 5 br 3 ba ''a ml lo IYIACICIAY dee tile, Roman tub Ii heh u4.ooo. PP.
---2 >·r ne ... Condo, 3 Many uparades. Comple· IP-OS7 Prtn only ..,_,., .. Uon In July, Pnnclpals --------
----------..:..-• BR Z 8.t, 1ecttided pvt o n lX • $ l 4 s , o O o 4 Dr, 2 ba , Sol Vista,
patl°' int d k orr matr 714 ~·600$, pnm<> area. Lae kitchen.
bdrm Very quiet area In ~ .i: ...... __ pal.lo w fountain & Pond popular development. -r-" ,,_,_San 1-1 Quiet llvln& Won't laal
Arthur R eae Realtor. 227'M Rumble Dr. atS78.900 Ast. MS·2333 751-l473. 5 Br Ulke F'orttil Wooda _..._ _ ___.;~_,,.;...;;;;..:;;;:__
area. ••amity rm. 3 SPAMISHVILL'A
bat hi. Slzt.IOO. 1 M A C · 4 8 r , 2 0 11. Ttl TNff Realty ~11rpellna thruoul. 1n.
770-0271 tc om, rlre • b11r1tar
alarma. 10ll30 patio
wlSpanlah \1lc, huae
batkyd w /blo<'k wall,
beautHully lnd1cpd,
many xtru '73,tsO.
1520
OPEN SAT /SUN I ·5
953110.:'nl!:R WAY
3,000SQ FT LA CUESTA
Upgraded 4 Br, 3 Br'1
downstairs, great ramlly
room with comer brick
rareplacc. 825 sq root en·
lerlainment center
Sl19,llOO.
Wl1ela11
REAL E5TATC
$85,700 PP. Open hse DREAM Sund a y 12 · s . P e b .
IY THI SEA blewood. 551·5714
Beat the heol lhla sum· TU ...... -ocK
mer In this resplendent "' ~
48r home by the sea. GLIH Thia fashionable l11land New Broadmoor , 3Bdrm ,
neighborhood, fre1bened 2Ba, prof. landacap'&,
by the sea breezes pre-cust. dks. cul-de·sac, 1
sent& not Just a gracious blk to rec. tac. Open
tn·level home. but a way house Sat/Sun 12·5 19
of lite. DHIJned for the Stillwater, 642·8446 &
executive, with a tile 645-9790
roof, private gated entry, ---------manicured landacaplnl Turtle Rock Pool Home.
& a 3 car earaae Thia ls Jacuuf, A/C, 3 Br. din-
a nne value at 1141.500. Ina" farn rm '1, Sl.28.ooo.
For rull parUculan Is a Prine. only. 144-4157.
~rlvate 1howln1 call DlllARD
OW. BeauUfuJly landacaped.
5hortcrft.t CUSU>m uplfaded Aspen R..tty lbr, 2~ba. Pride of
•4._557• ownership. Solid value al
.. • trn.000. Call Agent at
---------· 753-2'm ---------OPEHHOUSI
Sun. 12·5. J u1t listed.
14932 Yucca, College Prk
Vale. 4br trl·lvl, all up-
J raded. Ctqtotft pool.
jacuzzi, special deek'g,
wetbar. hurie Cam r m
w/frplc . 551·4836 or
752-tl Ol. Ownr/All
5 IDIM.-fAM. RM.
Looking for that extra large
home? You don't have to look
any further. This beautiful 5
bdrm. home. located near
schools. pools. i?otr course. ten·
nis club and shoppin~. is an
elegant home at a fantastic
price of only SlOS,000
VILLAGI Ill
4 IDRM. "IXETH"
You'll be ready for summer in
this outstanding 4 bdrm. home
in University Park. An extra
sharp home with upgraded
car pets. drapes, large dining
area. fireplace. 2 car garage
plus much more. Priced at su ... ooo
CALIFOIHIA HOMIS
ONLY SU,500
Beautiful Plan 7 model home
with 3 bdrms . 2 baths and in
move-in condition. Owners
have purchased another home
and are anxious to ~ove.
Hurry on this one -it's the
best buy in Irvine!
red hill
realty
552-7500
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OPPOttTUHITTFOll WOODBRI DG r; S&S
LAIGI FAMIL y Twnhae, 3 Br Fam Rm,
2 c.~~ 8 212 Ba, ownr. '87,900. ._..,, 4 r. FR, home 64C).02M
on oomer lot in convc ---------
nlent Culverdate Newly SUMMER COMFORT
r e d e c o r a l e d a 11 d unde~ the TWO covered
landscaped. Come o.nd faUot of this 4 bedroom
1ee a truly remarkable amlly home:> in the
value for only S83,600 beaut1rul tommunity of
Open home, Sun I 5 Ot.'t'rfield. $129,000 Call
17482 Teacher11 toi.ee
COLLEGE f' ARK
Sharp S & S. hu1 It l"orn<·ll
m<>del with 4 bedroom,
Cumlly room & bunu1
room Supt•r
neighborhood SI l.~,000 Open home, Sun 1 5
14&t.8 Beach Bh d
LOVE AT
WIMILEDON
tov1>ly 4 lx.'C'lroom honus
room hllme ln thl• Hai·
qu<'l C'lub Near t1·nn1s &.:
rark. no "''~oc1ut1011
due-; Onl\ ~I Ito ~Kl OJ>t>n
hom1 Sun I .'.> 1:J7"I
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WoodbrldcJ-/lri9hton
1117 Drid[lcwood Opl'n
1·5, Sat/Sun 675 31711
WOODIRIDC.E
ftracott Model
RANCH REAL TY
551-2000
TURTLEROCK
r =!GH1.A~DS
'\cw gor1ieous cxet I !Ill
.• na. Lusk home on cul de c;ar nvt>rlo11klnl(
umblt & l'lbh'c l'nnc
uni\ ~17~ 000 B) o'' m•r
Iii(/ 0051 btwn 8 'i or
IHO 6648 aft !I au.k f1l1
Mt•H•
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TERMS
Beautiful S Bdrm home
OCIAM¥1 W
1q, rt bui ldln1 111 e
new r•dured to only
D.I, Owner aniclo1.111 .
YllWLOT
On a quleL •truL In
La1un1. as.ooo.
a...yac-.-1 UIM SO CoHl Hwy.
LAQl1NA BEACll
497-2417
O.Y.O.A'1
/\rroo rrom llei.ler
l'iU'k Oc:eanv1ew & h11l1
too' 2 BR. 2 HA Adult1
onJy. Elena '\pl11. Jm . .500
48.l CUrr Dr, l.oaunu
JAYWYEATS
REAi.TORS
499-2237
Uncle,. Mew Mgmt
lo!MI ltealty of
l..a"una Beach For Rentals. RN1111l·n
tial, Commercial •ale·~ or
Exchanae Call lJurh •• r,,
Proctor, Sttle~ !\tunajll•r
4!~1803.~
1~7 S t'~t lhn. l • ..111
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NIGUEL SHORIS
Xew listing' nrli:ht &.: cheery 3 bdrm , den & 2
bath home Jfoaut1fully
landscaped. v.ith lu11h
plantinws. brick pal•o~
wood detks, l>11ck \\.1ll-
111.1n) mun) e'tr,"
E\er)'thmi: you wunl 111 .1
l111me' Sl57 500
BEST IUYI
i lldrm 3 both homl'
"Ith srcrtarular
l'UJ~llinc \ICV.~ lrnm oll
rooms lloonn m111l 1
le\ cl homl· tor m.1\lrn11m
pn \ Ul'). II' .\ d I u:. ruolll ror enll'rtalmnj!. w1Lh ;i
larl(c family rm & V.l•l
bur. SIMl,600
DOWMTOW ...
7 Unlt commrrr bldg . nearly now 1\mplt• purk
mg, heavy foot truHk 111
~round level R hnp~ 3
Upstolr11 unit~. ma> lw
1·omhmcrl to make om•
lar11e swte Perle<'l for
doctor .1ltorn~). ell·
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LoeatAll n Jfl'fttlltt com
mlolft.lly wtttl tmnlll, pull.
pool. prlvat• beach. ~~~~~~~~~I S?00.000 •
IJ1 th rm •
a. fa• '"'· d\11, Ci IUirrary. Ku eve17lli n1:
Owns llNda rut .a.a.
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L•ke Fonal Raalt1 PT tlGJ
OCIAMFROMT CUSTOM HOMI __ Ml_IMl_T_O_P_Fll __
Wood.I Cove Arch. une 3Br, (4th bdrm poulble I OWnitr aniclOUI on thui ol0a ·ltlnd home. Ma11nifl· 38a. I< Hv rm Ir lam rm.
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tharm: beamed oil.,
frplr .. tntloMd 1arai•
• axtru uri,orl L~!!
twty lnd.tcpd. lot. t·om
pll'ttoly r•furblahed wlth
carpfi.lnJ. dr•pertt-• 4 paint Rudy for Im·
inodlaLe occupancy. lie•
today at Sl~ ooo Dlrtc·
110M. co•!\l 11w r · 1u l.el>roll. Lt!l>ro t to
l.ouiM, watch ror ••11n•.
ccmL In all a1pec1a t'an 3 ur iarai;t. tlec drop-IAll"lde beauty. 4Bdrm.
t.HUc location on JXJlnt nr, lntettum. wet bar. Sba. lam 1111 fi dfl1, txc-c
Jutt.lna Into H• ' al>m ,. bl:ouUfuJJy dtr:1>rated " home I n t I u d ... ~ ... .,.,. leach I o•t'Me•,.t leoch I 06f
tide pool• Sl\.10,000 lndlrpd. Min tu hfouch1tl. mmbrahlp lo Sun 41 Sail ••u•••••••••u•••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
DAMA ICMOLU ihopplna. achta. euper Club lllt.2$0. Lakti ----------------a Bdrm• .. family rm . nel1hborhood for kid• ,_r_otet __ t _R_e_al-'ty;.... . ..,l3'1_·•_1_e_1_1
a.tnum. 3 car gar au. up· A II um• b I e 11 /&'It. Mi..SO.. Vlefo I 06 7
1r1ded, itnm11cul1t.e 180.000 loan Sell for••••••••••••••••••••••• home. 88.000 Sl~.950, $.15,000 dwn BY OWNER. beautiful Owner wlll carry 2nd home. 4 Dr 2 Ba,' pool.
831 11195 jacuul. vll'w. upgrades.
LIDO ISLE
2 Bdrm. cutic on gn•at ~treet-lo·slreet
)'lomes1te Stu<.·co t>xter1or. Spanish
~tyle roor Sl80.000 THE
BIG STE ._L Contemporary sweep· YOU'U. WIU LOYI
"' 1n1 canyoo & ocean \. lew TH I H I W H 0 M E
WOOD&GLASS
AND YOU DON'T HAVE 2Yrt1 3Br,21 ~bo. lmm..1c-PE!Llt-IG
TO BE A THIF-F, to see cond Beam cc1l11. pnhJ Th11 completely re·
the value In thll 3 BATH hv rm Of)Qn to 2~· vh•w modeled 11nd rcdecorul·
II 0 M E 0 ct a 11 e d det·k. !\Mr Bdrm 20x23. ed home. showi. t1ko a
arrhlte(tun' \\ 1exter1or beamed, open lo pvl 24 · model 4Rdrm. 2 811 fom
of \\ood . PJlu"' \'t•rdes balcooy Lux cpta, bllni; rm trg well lund~C.tJWd ~lone, t:lc Lor..111•11 high Room for pool. Vaca11l, comer lot Slo&,500
up on L.aaiuno. :i filmed move now! S160,000. HOWARD JOHMSOM
Rh iera coutliOl' wllh an 1255 Cerritos RIALTY
OUTSTANDING vrnw orr Temple Hill• Or. 4f7·1744 <> F SA DD L E n AC: K Open Sun 1-5. Owner I Aat •---------'\1 0 UN TA I N & T II E 7M-0358 VALLEY B~r.ow , ________ _
Sp11rlou1 lh . rm 11pprox. -------
211 ft lonit has WOOD LacJuno Hillt I 050
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l.'E"ITl-:H f'! H El'l~An~. Jbr. 2ba at W12 Montova. ~ E f ! N W i\ L LS 0 F S73.500 (213)872 1731 & (1LASS. lead!I to polio & (2131770·2729
Sl'ECT ACULAll VIEW
Under consLrucllon in
prime San Juan location.
/\superb ru1tom 3 bdrm.
3 ba homt with den, fam
rm. 2 frplc1. and many extras Choice of your
color srhemc, $179,500 lath huu1e Steps a \'fr
kitchen ha1 BILT CN
R .\ ~ G E • 0 V E N .
OISHWSHR . & LAUN-
0 RY AREA
W W,\SJIER & DllYER
Opo.·ns t11 l.ARG F: f',\ '1
IUI v.1lh wond beamed
tl!lltni: Thi!. beltt:r hu11t
hornc 1s tht-h('St bu) "'t·
hav(', offert'CI ror onl)
SUPER IUY! HOWARD JOHNSON
3 IEDROOM Ill.ALTY
S 126,500 htl Price
Sfo.:ETODA \
<iO~F:TOMORROW ''
MISSIOH H.AL TT
!lg.JS. Cst Hwy, Laiiun.1
f'hoM 494-0731
UH I QUE
Award winning arrhltet·
Probably lbe leHt co1tly _ __!!7-17~4
of 1t 's kind In La~un.i OPtH HOUSE
1.-0lls, a neat 3 BR. 2 UJth SU ... D"Y I .. Sorrento model, 1, blm k "' ~ .,
to 1t ra1111y park, w11 h l 131
vaultl"d l'elltnes. nc11r Fl Yl ... G CLOUD DR
nt'w carpets and fr•' h l'ACIFIC ISLAND pdtnt. Only $70,900 ,\..,sumable V A loan VILLAGi
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Call644-7211 r111111r "1111. ~huf' llll'
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HAILf.Y &
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Drum a li c views, loft. LClguM Ml4Juel I 052 areenhouse dining, •••••••••••••••••••••••
l,11ml' hus 1·ut li.·dr;tl
heam roil',;11 tn ll\lnlol
rm, wooden 11tune frflll'.
lri: alrv kitchen Pt.l S. a
gueat or i\tother h in low
1tud10 unit with 11~p
kitchen. bath & frplr
Pool. rlbh!le & rec
fac11lt1e11. Sl22.500
HOWARD JOHNSON
~p11c1ous & open .an en· 3 IR, l IA Twnhm
tcrtuiner s d eliaht. 3 Beaullful new hom1• In
l\tlrms &i separute gue!.l Sea Terrat'C l'Omumuni
c1uj1 tcr'( ty Firerl11ce Sec1111t y
f'RESTIGIOUS gati• Full~ lanct"·.q1 .. d
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REALTY
497-1744
1055
many Jtlrat 189.500 Call ror appt 7&1-4218
START~R HOM ES
NO MOR 1'! TUA;\ IU::l'\T
W .000 4' Up V \ &: rc11
.auum murt1111i"~ vn
many Call lor info 1-:HA
TllE llOMESELLEKS.
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•SPECIAL NOTI C I': •
Laral! selection or
homes. with as~umal.Jlc
loans, TOP no quaHry
in&. no new loan costs
CROWN REAL ESTATE
830·15.50 -------Newport leach I OH ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIWPORT HG TS.
$124,900
Preall&ious Newport
Hg\I. Corner location
Cu s tom designed
charmer. Thick. plush
carpeting Gla H
enclosed bru:k frplc
Step saver gourmet
kitchen Unique !>ll'I
down master s uit e
Dellahtrul wood shin<.>J master bath. llu11r
separate family rm.
too• It wall be .:one
tomorrow, c.:all now
&16-7171
f~l.J ''1 f1 • '' \ •V~, h f.• t I [~lfl&Uil
ROOM FOR DADDY
m l..IUb huae 3 cor gar.
full wall 1tora«e behind
dra. llousc 111 terrrifl c
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C-x 3377 Ylo Udo, Mewporl leach'
' 673·7300
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Promontor.y Bay
3100 sq ft of 1.yfrOflt Living 4+.._s, l baths,......, nn, fonnal dlnllNJ ""'HvilMJ""
w /w.t -... SS' t"er & sip. ltwtlMy
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S410.000 ly Owner 752-5516
0,..H~S..., I tol
607 hyllct. Drin, Hrqort IHCh
Mewpori hoch I 069 Newport ltoch I 06f ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
BLUFfo'S ANIT.\ PL\ "Ii II V lloml'!I 4bd, Cam , I
3 hdrms.::? h;1th , frph story plush lw•Re C'pl~. U
S112.500. Ow111 :i:it ~U38 uv.11 lund St56,000 l..se opt ion ()"' n 6-1-1 ·4809
Sea Vh•w Cu1o1 .. 111 :!hr den. llci.t 'u t 11111n 1 " lie at h Dup~ 3 br '2 ba,
l!H7 Vutht ~.nd1a11IH·.... Olll' hou:.u lo sand . .,~h, -deck Great rental in· Harbor Vu Homes come St73,500. 673 ttiM
PORT01''1NO
4 Br. 3111 ba, ram rm. din
rm. 1ame rm. 11118,~ ree Owner 1144.41144
DOVER SHORES
5 bdrm. 31 s ba, rompl.
redecorated Inside & out.
Fam rm w /Indoor BBQ
too. wrapped around 23' t---------encl lanai. Frmi d1n111" Th11 Could le
+ (rpl Lr~ paved bo11l/·
campl•r stor11st area.
Pool lllle lot. Sl82.SOO.
nroker parllclpat1on "'·lrom~ 645-8083 appt. · -
Open &it Sun 1·~ 1500 [)o\•t•r n r . NII.
rm. 3 Br. 2 DJ \nol 1 .. 1 I!. the klds·5 m111 t11 1>1 It THs OHE!
DK• Cla\' st '\pt lit \l,wn1flt'l'lll pJnnr;im11· t11~·n F1 1 SJI :::iun 'h:"' 11f A.i\ ..tnd lkc.111 J
• • l 'ilTEf) URI )h. I· It~ llnlo 110 1 h.1 2 lpll'. :!tlx25 t I 5br. 3ba, ram rm. formal
dtn'g, beaut location on
park Open Sun S155.000 By ownr OH -5103 or
' fl.l7·R583 •
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t 'uhcrtl.11<' · Lo111· cht" n
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PESOS GALORE
:\lc"C1can rcst•urant w 1th
pott-nl1.il +. T~k11 ·ou1
"t•n ll'C, close to bearh
fo'ulh t·qwµpl'<i C: ..111 l11r
dct;i11, Ole'
MONARCH SUMMIT
22822 AMDARA
Adult Communlly
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BEAUTY I 1'111\\1'E!fll\1J
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:i ~• r\ unusual llgts
hnm1· Jl ~.000. C..tll WI
tool..1) TOWHHOME
RANCHO
SAi\ .JU.\4UIN
San Carlos Sl 14.500
Son Lwor; Rc•y Sl:!4 ~00
OPEN SAT & SU!\
1110 & 1'12 V1eJO
Joan Howe
'IM~
Rtol £1tolt
931·2133 ---Unlveniity Park, Prnnc•
home. Spcctaculflr hl~h
beam celling1 /wl nclowi1
kitchen w /adobe It bm·k
4 Br 3 Ba. Fam Rm, l blk
to school, pool & park
$\:W,500 M2 Oft96
OPEN HOUSES
1·5
15291 HlmH
A 4 bed room s \'"
MIGUEL w 1pool, 'IP·• & .I
, car aarage. Walk to ten
rus courtl & 11ch1>0I
I 5306 Normo11dy
Beautiful San M1irucl 4
bedroom POOL home & 3
CAR GARAGE
RANCHHALTY
111-2000
REl>C\HPE! 7SH.!c•.! 494-1177
Woodbndae Arbor Lal..t: 31601 Coc•t Hwy.,S Loguno
Cov1n1ton 1600 sq Ct' 499-4591
2br. 2ba. luxury condo at
the lake St25,000 By
ownr 559 5824
Loguito luch I 04 8 ........................
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hv rm, din.rm " kilch 2
Olk11 from ocean. 2br +
J!Ue&l apt ljtt' frpk In hoth 1144 ,SIJO. Ownr,
~'4·1 ·0021.
OCIAHVIEW
Overlookina Loauna ,
white water \'1ew ! Well
d~lgned 4 bdrm . 2 bath
home II\ xlnl
nciahborhood. a very un 1quc St'tllnii on n l.1rl(<',
well landscaPt>-0 lot A11k
mg SU!9,SOO
hit luy In Tow"
I hr charmer 11n R 3 lot
Wood (loon. frfllc ,
ocean view. Pl.l'S rtnt ~
ed aunt hse $124 soo
Arch Bay neal Eatatc
499.2271or661 L81l
MYSTIC HILLS
:lbr. 2ba hmc w "P<'r.'·
tacular viewll ()( Mt.
Bakly & Canyon. 2 pvt
p11tlo1. frptc. mature
l~cp. S\50,000.
497·1711
Exceptlonol Home
Cius. serenity, pr1v11rv.
superb while winer\ 11•w,
inlaid pool. :I bdrmh
drn. oak kitchen. smurt. wuque decor $32l.OUO
leach Cottage
North Laguna, ,, blk to
theCX'ean: 2 hdrm!I. & de
tached RUe1t room ,
hdwd floor11, brlrkell
frplc., deck, 1omc Ot'4'un
view: on 9, 133 sq. n lot,
inve!>I now for (ulUr<.' ell'
veiopment Open Sat &
Sun l2·5 1359 CllH Dr
$137,SOO
494.7551 •
tii4onarc .. Summit
Ocean jlCW. ne"' 2
bedrm. t bath & fplr
Be11t hu> an tht' 111 t•a sn.soo
OcH"Yle•
3 bedrm. 2 bath. formal
dlnln11 rm. hull(t' 01.1a1ton~ fplc, I hlork to
CresccnL Blly. Sl62,000
PACIFIC
Rl!ALTY
19"M518
pt· <Y~
SSS N. Coo.et, lqwna
... • '71!1'1• 7ea-B441o
Condomlnulm
Oce.m 111d1• of ll1ghway
l'ool at your door~tep Ckco.nv1cw
rrom liv111~ room & dec·k
Lurge I br
soo.~
7..agrodzky Realtor
194 8811
Rut value at Top 01
World Largest lot. Mtn
&oc vu~ 4br, fam rm. nu
cpl~ & pnt St29.'IOO By
ov.nr, pnn only 64(1 i662 --
112.000 Hawdil lot 11.1acrc
S49,500 IRll own \CtUr
own nr heh
$159.000 rum 2BR 211a 01·
vu. 111alk to bcb
S\811,000 JBR den. oc vu,
w11lk to b1·h
OPEN 1 5627 :"IYF;s
1229.000 Cuat Enic turlor
4RR /3Ba, din rm. 2
decks, wine cellar. den
w wcL bu, maid!! qrtr11.
(&nl88t(C Whill'Waler VU.
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LAGUNA BEACH!
TRADl~IASI O"IOH
Oc.-.t.. l aa. MW dscw. w .. to
Vkteritt ...._ A ""'''Mt. S 119,100.
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jocu121 Owoer Ai:t•nt
WI 500 714 R75·4~2
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,1111nk ll•r-.. 1 o\ l'rl'd $lt>Z.500
11..1(10 :i lkclrnom. i! 1 ull 2211• Pn' air flo:ul
h1tha. family room OpenlluustS:.it :-Out·'
MARIMt'.RS SQ.
RHfton ·'.il l·Olll IUll,UT S
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J14'1l Listed. tbr. 2' ·hd
p r o ( I n, d ~ r p • <I
" l.trl(~ fireplace F:lrc Call Gee Gee Righlt'I
tr1c l(dra1tr door 1146·t967or64674H
OVt' ne r r .. n l ..t "1111' • •UNITED IROICERS
17'8J0t•,. .. Co.u.._
O I' ~ N ti <J , , • U y 645·9161
OWNER ~ , ·.1111~. 1 ~[ Ol'E-.N-1-lO_U_S_E SUN~.
Fam Rm. -lplt "·. :l , Bu ,. k Ba )' Condo• Ba . ;i<~I :.lie lot i.!214 Ntwport Bcb. lln1vl'rsily
Alta \i 11t11 IU4· 1323 or & Irvine. Super shurp,
B44 132!1 m u ~ t s o e ' B r o k e r •
"'p11 noram11· \U
M1nutei. to heh Uni)
187.900 Ai;k Cor Wayne
Hort.on, R1ch11rdi;on RltR
831 3960 d)8, 499 lfll!J
hurry I )102.500 stU.1ttG
640·6600 RIAL IST A TE
e\'Cll.
Laguna Niguel.
the choice community I !::=::::::~
Npl Bch 1ca1ta Mesa
SINCE 1959
759·0ZZ6 HARIOR Vll!W
UECUT~YI
.. IOMl1tS•T ..
i!I~ 002.1
Newport Crest .
OCEAN VIEW I•
from this larltt' I -SEA VIEW Oyn11m i1• bedroom 3 bath r ustom RY 0 w n r • I 0 v <' 1 Y 4 ocean/lites view. Brand
home formal d1n1n11 Shadow!! hmr :? Story, new 125.000 under mkt
room. ramtlv room. 4br.2•,ba huwl'fam rm. 1279.600. 548 8614 ,
spira l &tair.ca!le 10 d1nrm.3c•raar,hiahly 759-1677J.V Co.
Proress1onolly dc,•orated s bedroom plu11 r11mll)'
room. hiahly upl(r11ded
hom\•. 11 1111 nt·w
wallpo.ptr. Terracotta
tlle. Parquet tntry hall
extenSIV(' U~e of brick
patlol. custom wall Ull·
Condo
Open Sat/Sun 2 to 5 U2
Se111idq Circle. 2 Bdrm, 2
ba +den.
rerreatlon room up1rad1ed_& lndsc ~d
Fireplace in m aster $135.00J itlll !IJ05 aft
hedroom Guard iiate 5 JOpm&v.knd~
community S:IM.llOO
CAPTAINSlllLI. *LAKEFRONT Brand nc" 3 l>cdroom
San Juan C;;ip1'llrano
tondom1n1um v.1th
mountain & ocean 'tl'W Up11raded t'llrJ)(.'l t, & 11 r,.
al Maul) on ,. lttp i.trct'I
corner Plann<'1l c·om
munity with sv.1mm1111t
pool. Th1'1 home nt•H•r
lived 1n Sef' and moke
o(f<.'r Jn ,900
GREAT FAMILY
HOM!-:
50' Waler frontaao' Im
m;1c 2 11ty, 4 BR. 3 8A
41ep l>eane vomc w P\ l
clt•ck & dock Lra ram rm
+ ~upcr Ira llobby room
Del·f)r and omenillca 11re
fanto1llc' S168.000
•TOLLE
ltEA&.TOIS•
•CalSIMSOO•
Situated on a lnrgn r or Lake front 4 bdrm home.
ner lot Ctatur1n~ 4 Deco rator de111n
bedrooms. 2 bath. faniil)' thruoul. 2 patloi. pvl
room, & formal dinlnl! dock, 14' Hobie O~lt. 450
room, panoramic view, sq. n. tiled • nblnet9d
S\35,000 1ame or hobby room. All Lasuna Nlauel Realty In xlnt cond. By owner.
830-5050 496-4040 llM.500. Open Sun. 2212'
lal1m11re. 831·"517 or
HAllOlt VU CARMEL
3BR, ra m rm. din rm.
2BA Prime fom toe in
'llpt. Bch By owner. In
cl's land Open Sun 2·5 11112 Port MJnleigh Pl
ill, and bookcases. All ~ll!Mllll lhla In a prutll(ious
Newport. Beach com
ml.lllt1.
ea116441130 1,.Quall ~
Bwld1ble R·2 lot. 2BR, liit 1Plac9
lBA hse . 185.000 a.-..wt ... Owner aat. 5'8·3<111. ..--. -r7S2-1HO
HARIOlt VllW MOO OUAIUT "'~ llACM
HOMIS Bar1atn! M ,500. Blutrl 3
BR. 2 ba. condo; trl· 4Br, 2811 tam rm. la din level. Alf., '40-1000
rm. hith y uparaded. By ---------
Call 673·2058
WATHFIOHT
S130k Ownr. 675 1i28
"OMTHIWATY"
Beautiful bayfront 2Br,
2Ba condo, boet s lip
avall1ble . 1105.000
Hurry! Aaent 645-3777 or ·
1146.7414
~n lb.SattSun t-5 OPEN HOU SE ,........,.__ ,.__ ...... '" 2015PortChelaee 6AT6SUN1·:S _._,_ .. ,....
7 RobonCourt Optft s.t;t.. 1·5
Fl .. AMCllYOWHR OceanvlewOrTwnhm. # lllMCGMH ..
•BrL.2Ba.1.f1mrrnlnbtrl HADUYRIA~TY SuRerb 811 Canyon
HAKBOH Vt.I HOMES. f6WU3 "Monaco''lnlmpeccable
.,. bile to pool & 1chl -----------• condlllon. llUI• llvln(t'
Sl.49,500. Ocean ' Bey view. Tri· room w/tll•h eetllntt• &
OPENSAT/SUN level Newport. Cre1t Ftel\Ch doora. Beautirul
~-87&-&IM9 :;;..:.::;__ ____ __. Ul-.iAM/eVH ~houM. 3br + de.n, ~ fl()on, Luxurious I~. End uni\. Poot, metble tub w /tac Jeu.
tcnnl1, Jecmd, aauna, IZl41000 •nd you own t.be'..'-' walk to boch . By la.na. •:. ·
OPIMVllW
Prtv•o·, •paclou1 «ame..n1 IMemed cellln_..
4 Bi' uvl.n1 Rm, Olntn1 1'm, F1mlt1 Rm " J car ...... ••• atve )'OU .craclolla
HvJni. AddlttonaJ
beheh1' Mid to the v•IUt
of '11t1500 In 1.1111na
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THlttGHLANDS
Quiet cul·dt·HC, prlvat
•nta, nl~aly up1raded
wttb tVCJ'.f. !UPHllY • J.at 1 ted, 114iHO, A&tbt QJSO
MOMA.CH SUMMIT
For the. younr at heart adults. 2 bodroo~ 2 b1th1, Interior tutefUl·
ly aAd expen1Jvely UPll'aded. Ex·
tenor beautifully landacaped, Com·
munlty .-poo1. lacuul, 11me room,
etc. ClOle to a&opptn1 and btacbel.
1110,000.
OPIM 1·1
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• 1 m 12 m iHB'J JI IQu.all c.M. w/2 rental hou.1•. oraw, 1a.l!IZf me> • br COf"llW boma. MS-11418 tl ~OV pat\o, a.rial. . • Pk1c9 LA COSTA, Spa Coh· ........... 3206 f1tlc:, bl,oa, dble tar. s.= • to76,..... 1090 Pl AiiEl\.rtt.a l.otsforSde 2200 ~moorary. 4 Br•~ Ba, ....................... Avan oow. S.dSI•~-
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Ptl .......... bt t....... .. I N th T \l L ~,..,. YOUR o~ 5000 14.ft. W/pool on .. to bay. 1$15 mo rrlv. • c-" . ..,., aq.n. n or u1 n. ra ~· THOS! "" acre frontln111 Stb 8'75-m3 , * Bk, l~ ba, ateve.
r, 2tl• home. O"••n ram homo.-. acr~. 4br, -HOULD I SE-• L" .. nn this prime R·l lot on f • l r w • Y • VI l l 1 . t.!1'11 .• ftb.r/dl')'r Inell.I.
view, frplc, flll'n\•I en 2bll, futm. den rm. fem .. ..., 11 cul de·••" to bcauUful EX C ff ANG E for C.-clet M8I' lJJl '100/mo. A&e'lrt541-112S
tty. By 1011 courH. rm. pool 4 hono. ILUES? d G c ll»,800 Ownr/Aat. SHt,lWIO. CaU fo11 Ver " Country ORAN E 0 property •••••••))•••••••••••••••• 3bt bse.1mall 1d.1araee.
Btol«,dl-0500 m.aooorll3K-l28! "'e you curious about C1ubarta!a7,000. at$Wl,OOO. V.E.Howard han&wood floors. 26ZJ
MewpOi I ••ll I OH ---------your curretll ,roperly & Co. M 1 k e Grew . . Santa An• st. 112-50!50. ....................... J Spect__,. w .. .-.tllf' 1091 value and what your II 1 .... ~-I 729-6929(714) Mlroi wpwt lMd
HARBORVIEWHOMES C.to.HotMt ••••••••••••••••••••••• equi\y c:ould do Cor • ,...... Red&-.. ..:______ Collece Part-3 Br, 2 ba, N U b under con1truc\1on In H Whll YOU . but don't know Place Wmted 2900 dm rm lam rm. bJlN, u~aco'!!~.13Y8r0.wZnBear, ptestl,loui Marln"rs Urry e WHERE TO START-Pl aMSwt t19a .. JASMIHI CllH" crp\/drpa. $450 mo.
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_,,, •• .,.... ... WHO TO ASK? Come on -r7S2•"20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• II Gardener loclud.
new cpta lhruout. New Polnt eaturtn1 \ & 2 It Lasts ln and 11t down with one MOO auAIU1. ""°' Ow N Proper t Y in 3 Bedroo ~b~th raml ec.m1 A\llU July 1.
applac, beaut lndscpd story plant, maanJtlclent Abaolutely immar •hr, of our expert counselors -Jnalewood. Hawthorne · m. •
pool •ue lot! w/foUllta\n. ocean • canyon view 2ba, upgrlldt-d cpl •1 . 11 t Qua 1 1 p I 0 c e One oC the last, fantastic or So. Bay ana'? ly room. Includes u.e of Lovely s Br hOme needs
Generowl 1tora1e areas. Auto dumbwaiters, super kltch + rover9d Properties, Inc.-dlscui.s harbor & ocean view lot, WIUPA.YCASH!I clubboule, pool ldallacu1ul nlce femlly w/refer•
1951 Port Lockalelgb, Bldethroman tubs, Island patio " lg• yd Cor your Income property CdM. Fee land. $200,000 Ph. Tom D'AJessandro & tennis court.I. C or ~.$3&0/mo.6'6-3420 •
land. Open ~at /Sun pUances. 3 Car 1araau. c ren. • · here lo ht.>fp! we have 8 • • COLIOF'41WPOIT Sh&r1> 3 br, 1 be, &side.
1521~ASUS
) BR. ) BA lamlly bm
AL1ratt. lrl. rnu.. r.ep
4tnloi rm ft den
1arden rm . Enc
backyard. 2 car aa
w/elet" door HR. Come, l
may be f uat rlibt to your raml y, Make an ot
fer, ready to sell.
~14 • Sl~.000 incl kite en w /top llP• luld S66UOO needs with us-we're fl.I0.10119to5 TD PIOPEttTij 1ppt.$8:i0/mo.
--------1 ceilln&s & muny other WUlSID[ """•db t , 11 546·6201 anytlme. or 671-Ha a ptnl • frwya,' 588-3663· BY OWNER, just reduced unu.auul features from ~~h to~118r':.vc, sma llA.T INFLA. TIOM (71') 8'6-S22laft. 6pm 581-3561 or $40·73tl
HPM. wet bars, real beamed • dtalC or over 45 lariw (213) 674-6907 or ( 1') REALTORS tie fenced yd, nr. shop·
Mtlef•l••••olty
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... :541-5620
'.:!!,~_Y01phvtobereas•:h·e··.b2o8art, $235,000 to $255,000. Call 1£AlTY, IMC. QUAIL PLACE Build on your lot. 3 Br. 2 W l d· II I l JASMIMICam (work). """""' .. " builder for ppt (7J4) 8" 2323 bu home $39 950 on e · ome w poo · ---------3 Ba, auesl house. Land B3l-07S8 17 a) ~-. PROPERTIES.INC. l'\.,.;_111·u1·~-Bl&OlnyonorCdMurea. Popul ar Plan I ll . ....,... 2br frpl kids nots. lnc:ld . Guarded comm. or 14 4 ..... .....,.. (114) 752·1920 ,.._ -r1 Pvt ply. 64C·14S2 no bkrl' Minimum lse 15 mo. l800. F;e ' • • .. ~
642 ~ s11_9.;_,soo_. __ COMPLETEL y othtt' RN Estcrtt Call 955· 1717 -cau to anapect. Homefinden 551.082! •SEA VIEW•
Nantucket Plan
New 38r, 2Ba, Till• Or In
kit/entry, view. $208.000
••••••••••••••••••••••• DfJtr.11 Pr ... -.tJ.f Rentah 673-760 I *£ •sTILUfF * CAPTIV ATIMG ~· · Cott.ace siu. urn pd. Fet' ~ MoblS. Honw1 We c!an find 1l for you Ca tu Ian a hland, :rnx60 •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• HOMEFINDERS R.AREFIHD $73,000 '°9-Sde 1100 Beach area. Probates, occun 'bay vu ll :i. HouMsFunlldllid 557-0822
Spac s Bdrm, 3bu on 2 Bedroom charmer with ••••••••••••••••••••••• bankruptcies, trustee $40,000. 1714 > 675 3121 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----h~e lndtcpd comer lot ever Y t b Ing. Co LY "76 Lancer 24x511. 2Br. sales. rorced sales. und~ lal>oo Island 3 l 06 SMALL KINGDOM. 2 BR
Jmmac upgrd'd fam1lu fireplace, n11tural wood 2Ra. Wot bar, Ui>«rades. market values. We can L:irgc Lui:una Beach lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Fncd tor klds, 11.
644..QIOI 8311 1873
LIDO ISLE
' b _. h h k 01 N d "'· I c 11 w Id with view of Bird Rock home 2 Br·may be con· ca 1n.,.a. eavy s a e ~.000 r-1 o .,.,.tales. JO nt venture. a or and c;&nyon IHIS,OOO Uttle Island bu~ front aarage. $215. (6(21) Fee
verted lo lge Cam rm or root. 2 car garaae. room SJC486-0991 Wide Brokers, 673-454.5. 2b 2ba bch & pier ..,SO Locators 898-9811 • b forRV.You'lllove1t! ..._.-CallAgnlCollect (714 l r, • ·••
3 br, l', ba, $169,500.
Owner. 673 ~15
Nwpt Hats. new constr. 4 den &office. Super S arp S OR F O"! YE.AA HEW 452-9880 Bu:i. or (714 > ..!!'1Y· 213-C7s.3577 Well built 3 BR, has all.
Br 2h Ba. all amenllles at $163,900. H ECLIF s Mobile Home an Costa 488-4574 Res lc6oa r""'"'11a l l 07 mr frplc. ranse. patio. s:no (G86) Fee
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Sl311.~Agt. 1145-~ S 110.000 •Mesa adult park. 3 Br 2 Real Estate C09ltMlor ~ SIZE Multiple unit ••••••••••••••••••••••• nawless, CdM ocean 11de Locatorl 898-lllltl PENINSULA Sparkling 1800 sq. fl Ba, 1pac1ous living at ~roles Investment lots in Carden Grove, 2 Br, sips 6, sundeck, $250 s:rrsmo.873-8617 STORAGE GALORE. °'2
POINT ......;:.._~€HIG€ ~f(;~a1%~~~k~°Jt~ r~h~ ecoRUC~;cR~.rv· &~~aa::~a1!1d'!·1~~x Westminster & .llunt ;!,ul~J-~~g, 87.5·9034 SPYGLASS OPEN Sat & Br.rncd.1270 <17'12> Fee .
PRESTIGE ll':-L---'--HOM€~ rm w/lrplc & wel bar s.t2.4758 Speciallzini: 1n Bc h Bch. Allow~ from 2 l0 18 -Sun 1-4 41 Montec1to4 Br Locators 8118-118tl
Large master swte off -multa·plex propcrt1e& uni\!\ Xlnt h~}:s Mur Corooa de1 Mer 3 I 2l 3 Ba, ~pectaculor view.
You'llnevermovea1u1in -------courtyard w/ad;1oinln11t 8y ownr dbl wide 10 SeUers&huyers av1ul. rayRltyS930S2h •••••••••••••••••••••••Bonus rm, wetbnr, 2 2~~7~basA/C,pleit.
Completely remodeled a EASTBLUFF den or office. Superb new DeAnla Aayiilde Adult Cnll Ron Ella:. Mobile home/ Cute 2Br, 2ba cottage. So !pie's. + xtra:.. $1450 per Locators 898.9891 yrar ago new t'aq>eU. llsung. ~k. Npt Bch 544 ooo Century 21 848 I !!Iii Trtr '"'" 2300 or Hwy Sml yard. frplc, mo. Assoc dues. wtr.
new drapes. 1>•11nl en & I YOWMER BERTHAllENRY Shown hy uppt 54g7411 CrossCounlry960-2358 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W1D, Adlts. $475/mo. lf._l"dnrmcld.6446223 __ Spac1ous7.Yrold38r .. 2 f~~lJh~!m~·~"~~.1~1:~ ~~;:: ~:~~~ Js~a~t~ REALTORS or7686842 'fl! l.ok(•wuod l :.!'Xtl\J' 673 539'lor675·~ _ 3 Br 2 Ba fpk 2 sty + ba home m one of CM s
the bay. has a family Completely up11tradcd 21.5DelMar 4924121 Acreaipfor 1ale 1200 -------w cxpundol\'nl!rm Lo\ Coda Mesa 3 124 loft Uea,;,s, u~I Ju1y'14. nic~t ~[ca:-Frplc,
room, fireplace. ANO with prime unohstruct~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 UNITS+ l'ly lmlsqx• Sl'l' lo 11p ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~600 ff04 Be.:onia. covt/..t~ o,blt ca~gas~· h l •· I W k h I • San Juan pn•t· ll!ltl W 15th Sl•:J ci I p b b f?S-4177 Crp ... ..,., ns. r '· ugc gues uetroom view ul toscOOS<>< C-'itr--1078 t l/4 ACRES BO .... USU .... IT C'lff M 1.1•·1,k s·,1 .. olcge ark,3 r,2 a.-'-_ C.atPluia.Xlntscbools.
PLUS lull bath over the shoppln11 Principals on-..,.. --r b' h " "' 1 0 11 c · P·' a(•ail July 1. $42Stmo. Child & ts k $460' doublegura11c Must:-.ec I $175000 Ph6401596 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or your mo ile omeor Lovely pride: of Can be s een unytiml' Eustslde. CM , 6 mos )) ~0cau':o.7~a·
toappreclat" .. J L~.ooo. y. . . ___;___NEW I . M ~Id~ site Lc.vel. ull ut1I own<'rs h1p unit :., Sll,UOO.NwptUrh •"a•",3br,2ba, ... SO/mo. ..::per ___ • _____ ...;.... .. ., ,,., i---------, mpress1vc. 111 avail Xlnt tams UKR F.ast5idc, near We1>ldafr ~ ""' ~ :;ion Creek. 2700 wu~. 4 (714)1177 5691 .... _.-.a I D _ _. AgentM8·1729 &Side 3Br1 Ba, new de-8lUff5 BR. den, h:e corner lot, OR . Offered at $195,000 fl) ,.._..a n, es....-.. oi 3126 cor. 1ar. S385 mo. bil I&, IQPI'!~ l ' landscaped, 3 car gor --522 0530 appointment only. Resort 2400 Dano P nt __ • yard.1579 Redlands Pl. --SfncJle Level wet bar. 2 frplc's, luxury ORANGE COUNTY •0 ••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• "J ASMINE CREEK" ~:<.&IO a..-_.t... Unda Model Mstr suite. 1139,500 ONE SQUARE MILE 1, aQ··-;I "l..ikc Arrowhead''. '1-lt''lli< Summer rental. Beaut 1---------
MOO OUA1Ut NtWPOttf trAOt ~~~.8~!~~~~~ .• ~nf ---=--· tol•I: 'rr{ma~:soo do~n Plac• :1 leH?ls. ('3lhedr:il l>l·am yard 3 Br. 2 Lav rms Can 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, faml 2 br, (rplc. fenced. Brh).1
..--. -r752.,920 Owner C00-5454 67.5 0687 S360 $230 100 MUI~ pn\acy. 3 llR. 2 Ba loft, furn ocean view /boatt • PLAN Ill WIDS OK
decorated w /many ex· Super Sharp 1 story Con· Conaider CllChanae Off Prap..-ll-"cillng. Owner S(i!l,!J:-to lie di v1ded Sips 8 +. Jy room Includes use of pets. $285. Sm fee. OCEAN VIEW trasonqwetstreet.Com· do. lbr, 2ba. 2 car gar BlackSlarCan}on 752-'920 t4!13J451·2815 ssSo mo. $250 wk. Avail clubhouse. pool &Jacuzzi CA.LRDITALS
I bl 1 t pool area. Nr M1i.1tion & QUAIL PLACI-: MOOOUA1uuu 1111<M yrly $650. 495·4336, & t.ennL'I couru Coll ror 957•1172 .. 4 br, 21, ba townhome ortn e proium ty o s h p • g. s 6 2 . 5 o o ROPERTIES tn~"TOlllC 1101\H:O"in;Ao 496 7877 appt. $850 mo
lge master 11uitc 11\er pool, school "shopping O\lmr/Agt.493·7278 P • ·,INC. Costa Mesa Duple:t & 2 WILl>Llfio; Rl-:f"UGI': Ids pool & tennis l'ts nrea $149,SOO by owner. 752-1920 houses. $149.000 Income 120 acre portion ol old l"IM 3144
Wt:t bar. wine cellar for 640-4089 Delightful 2br, 2ba home. $13,800 Owner 768·6354 California homestead• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnoredeta1lscall ._ ________ Lge master bdrm. up FtVEACRES ----ft~anlast1 c lonii rant.:t• RanrhoSanJoaquin
HADLEY H AL TY I ... LIO... graded. Commun pool On paved road. all utll 3 UNITS. Cute 2Br, house \•1ews Sun U1e1to hghl!> San Carlos model, 2 • "" $5S 900 493 4445 + duplex, needs <1ome 147-8144 FOURPLEX • · · · avail. Xlnt for invest· t to . vmblc al night. + ocean bdrm. + i.nt•ggery. $500 ---------i menl or lol sphl. Tl!1"ms hkD improve income from many vantu1tc Mo IV OWNER SI 56,000 A HAPPY BKR. __ r_S56-6l7l points! Borders national Woodbridge Estates
WalkTohach Newl y rebuilt •n (714)676-5717 INVESTOllS Spec ial forest, across canyon PopularLincolnmodel,3
... b 1 Newport, l tx.>drm. 1 bath HACIENDA. OH 522 2080 Dplx. 2 br, frpl, "Ur. A"l. from va:.l wlldl'rnes~ BR. 21~ ba. Brand new. 4nr 2'~ 11 mmaculalc' '" euch unit Across Lush gardens & fern ., " nrca. Elcvutlon v:iries t>25Mo. Pvt patio Rec 1&rea pool street from ocean. BKR filled atnum opens off Nevada liind 435 acres 5S2..STIO Eves. from 3400 to 1500 fet•t. WOODBRIOG E
& lennl~ 234 Collon 002.~11 master 11ulte, 4 bdrms .• 2 M/L. Wlll sell or lradc Duplex, 5 yrs old. hke Fern covered wooded Villager condo, 2 BR, 11,A;i
$115. 000 · 114 IJ 27 4 8 baths, family rm. with tor boat. auto, or Im· new, owner occupied. 2·4! slopes. Owner states it's bn. Vacant. No pets. All
Ownr/agl hugewetbar.Alltblslna provedR.E . br, 112 bu, ocean view, legully spill Into 4 assoc.pnvll.lncl.$375
North BlufCas Condo "X" SanClel'Mlth 1076 deluxeresldentlalurea. MyersAlph.aCorp. Capistrano Brarh parcel~. Insulnlcd 3 yr C.F.COL&SWORTllY
plan. 3 Br, 1ep Cnm & dan .. ~··•••••••••••••••••• $144,950 673-6756 ___ $127,000. (714) 496·4236 old 2 br & bath home, REALTOR 640-0020
rm. (planknoor>.2\Ha. PRESIDeHTIAL · OPIHSA.T/SUH 1·5 R.E.llc. Franklin flrcpt acti , •--a.ach 3148 covpatlo,rcorbnck11Un· HEIGHTS 31212P411HOl•o• wup.uround porch. --:r--
SOUTH Ofo' lflWAY. 3
OR home Hardwood
(loors, brick tirt.'placc
Situated on corner lot .
By appl. $550/mo .
SUMMER RENTAL·Old COM on Seavicw .
J\vollnblc July and
August. 1 block from
cti.lna Cove Beach.
COLE OF NEWPORT
REALTORS
675-5511
$295
2 bdrm duplex, bltns,
gar.Seellnow! Sm. tee.
CAL RENTALS
957-1 172
declt, carpeted. Oppe>sl\e t~ FOR SA.LE 16x32 swimming pool ...................... .
pool + many xtros. Open ~~:'n~1~%:~nr~~h~':fi L;!~i~· •l ~!~l1::~~~~~~e!!~~11~~ ~id~n~d & ~1r~c~: s~~~~ 2 A~~o 2 n!~·ch,v~~~°:~i~~ House Sat/Sun only 96• luxe """"' •1de end unit _.._ .. ldl prl 1 U 12""· h ..,Cl"I k ...,,,. By Owner $138,500 fee """' " •• me oca on. "' cas well. 43 miles San Diego ocean . ....,.. w . _,.,mo., -~-------•
446Vlsta Roma.644 5380. wilh 2 patios. cathedral * 675-59JO • 1---------•on caal\ return for Enjoy riding. hiking, ex summer, $600 yrly lie.
By ownr :lbr. 2ba $84.500
Contract sale, owner finance9'1.. Pnvate pool ,
tennis. ~-2787 art 6 &
wknds.
OPEM SAT /SUN 1·5
174S PA.LOMA
Surrounded by lx'autrful
trees. th11 out5tondlng
family home. located In
the Back Bay aru or
Newport, has 4 bdrms ••
formal dlnmll rm .. Cami
ly rm. with lrplc. & lge
rec. room, perfect for POOi table & entertain· lng. $132.500
HIWPORT HA.CH
ltl!ALTY 675·1 '42
CARMEL MODEL
..,_.VlewHotM
ce1hnj-only 3 years old. 3637 E. Cst llwy. Cdl\t SZ.S0.000 down payrqent. plorlng, 1w1mming & I _.,. __ 21n4 ______ _
Call Cor appointment MOUNTAIN privacy a LCllJllNI Ntguel 3152 ---------•
Mnuo..DoUor
P'mMMGMicVlew or Ocean & Harbor,
beau' custom built
triplell, locittod ln \be
Beverly 11111• or San
Clemente. lncld1 lux-
wiou. a Br 2 & ownena.
SM to appredal•.
M A Y 0 C K D>0.000 , 1
• down, owne ••••••••••••••••••••••• financed. No. 2236
cooouT•<>,. United Farm Agency High.land.I 4 Br, lam rm,
LAGUNA auoi l714)748-121.3or743·0829 fsi>lc, Maglllficlent vu. C7M)494·2148 PaUoe, patk, pool. fncd.
---------o..tofCCMtty MSS/mo. Can furnish. Property Children/dogs OK. AvaH
Prtmc Eaatsldo Co1ta
~esa. $130,300. RIGHT
REALTY
979-85'33
•••••••••••••••••••••• Jul)'.~
SACIES
South of Corona Fan
tastlc view for you ---------moblle hm or bid!( 111te
Both slles S\2,900. BK R
(714) 677-5691
OR522~ ----CAllM /I 0 Acres
with well. Su1>Cr Buy!!
$22,SOO. at $180/mo. 7~3
int. (fALA PROPERTIES can Geo. Frey 542·3456
associated
II P ') V I II', f' l II l T (1 fl '>
1114 •• ,. (I ,,[ (_ IJ ,., ' ',,, I
$265
Bnna the kids' 2 br, gar;
uul pd, fncd. sm fee.
CAL RENT A.LS
957-1172
E .slde 2br w /frplc at de-
tached 2 tar gar. on lrtr
cmr lot. No dogs. SJlS
mo.2.401Norse.640-9729
$200 .
3 bdrm, frml din rm,
f1J1\. rm. arut h<>me CM
entertelnln•· CIOH to
chool1. Pool she yd.
Atrtum. .Priced to sell
1!1'111\ecl.
t be' unit, lat, l•undr7.• fenced. Small fee.
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7st.0761 957.t 172
Wllela11 ·~: ,
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\.'ery DM'C!, J bt-drm, 2 b•
lllanae. cru . drpa, 2 I'll r
PT. p~uu. nllt". biiCk
1ard w BRCJ, chlldrf'n "
pe:t OK SJ7) 003 lS67,
Act noftt
3 Br caodo, alJ bltru., tn1•h
dttp, PQUI. hmms c:rl
~ a.w;~
Sharp l bedrm. 2 bath
home, cpb, drpi. frc•hly
pa1nt.ed. 2 car .:o1r11gt'.
pallo, ready now' $365.
963-4561, Agt No fee red 'hill ~ .....
552-7500 4 bdrm, 2 ba, frpk, on t•ul
de-~ac, ndJ, Jl unt I•---------! Harbour, $410 mo, 6 mo.
lease. 846·5192 "'eii &
wknds
CLEAN J br. 2 bJ, rum
rm, rpk. 1wod 11n .. 1,
M111(noll11 Atlanta $4111
ll68 9471
IMMAC 41R HOMIE
Fam rm, <·pt!I, drps
frplc, a11r, renl·ecJ yd L•c
$l25 536 2375
Home for lse Jbr, 2bii
Lovely fenced yrd. Walk
to school 1 •., ml to bch
Before 5 call 7H·522·7081
ask for Mr Jone:. or
714-846·1371. Mr Jan11on
Alt 5 call 213·t47 3322
Very nkt! lhr, 21111 t•q1l,,
drps, bltns. d11whr, frplt-,
patio w /RIHl Sl25
962 6222
Steps to oct•an. lhr, ~lfl!'I
t'ce
I lome(indcr..,
• 1M option. Op<>n Ilse Sat
2-S, Sun 12·5 Jbr. 2ba
bllns. c lcc:l i:ar ctoor opt!ner Crpl1>, drp..,
thruoul. 0021 Carla Cir
<'~ Also 1147 IW91 for eppt
Cul de .,,,t•, <1\I. 3 Ur 2 Ba
nrbeach, f'am nm. r11k.
p11t10, rnt•d ha,·k vd
w grdnr Monlhl '>' P1 int
only $.150 fi7~ K.'\.111
Sii.ARP 4 Hr 2 Bu. rpll'.
patio, l~c ~ard. cul dl·
:. a c N r b c h s I '15
!ltll 8782
Clean 2Br. I', Ra. Aood area, Atluntu & Uw1h1111t
~mo 0024619
JRr, l'-'iBa C'ondo. 2 ''~. end unit. bltn,, ncnr rw",
pool, child OK, s:ns mo
111c 968·4273
• • l.ANl)MARK . n~·w
home. 4 br, 2 bu. 3 1·ar
garo11e Sh11rp! S-175
96.1-Q72
lH. $195
llas bu11t-in ... ,kuh
RENT TODAY i Hr, nir
lot kld1 & p<>ls. only 12.-s
Call now (9200 > Fee
Locak>r1> 8911 011111
3 BR. ~no. ht condo, K&
OK. (:kl60 > f'cc
Locators 89R·9119
FREE rent Ill lAt J hr,
bo. bonu!I rm, n1•w l'Prl
paint, b llns. ~JS. Incl anrdrner & water
960-1029or 846·8847
S 120 Wolk beocht
Utll pd' Nice 1reo, mon
more avull Small rce
FREE life 11crvlce Jill
645-<UlOO
••C.........Guld.
DIG, ct0«e to beach! Pool
d3hw1hr. patio, m. Unt
Small ree.145.49QO
• •COlll8rMrs Gulde
3br, 2ba. !\horp. Xlnt loca
Uon. $&00 mo. Avail now
DanMl-lll*>
.... 1!9. ........ 3241
TURTl,F.ROCK
3Hr, 2Ba. bltl & C07.)' In
out lsc ~"i9 522!1
HOWAtTIHG 2nn condo S3:iO m
2BR
2BR condo
JBR countr> kll
21lR
IBR
3RR tnhnuse
JBR I\ C
JRR tnhome
3BR atrium
:IRR counlr> l.11
JBR littfhnlt! t\ l'
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381\
lfffi den" r
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•
lH $280
Ila~ hul ltln11 < 389 > fee
1.<X?OlOrK 1198·91191 ----BUDGET WISE 2 br. K1di;
ok. Good location. Now
C?26. <9M6l ree.
Locator11 898-9891
lllO. lg 2 br, singles ok.
898·9891
<'7350> Fee Duplex 2 Br 1 Ba. $275 + Locators
2 Bedroom, 1 bath dep. L1e & clean No -----
12 or 9 month lease pets. &45-8184, 645-4855 2br, 11"lbB 1·plex Cpls on
12935th StrNl --ly. No child. S24S 610
CaJI Gwis 213-964H711 New apt1. 1 br $200 2 br Joann St 548 7638 --S32S 333 Avocado ---
On Channel 2br. 2ba, 2 car 642 2184 EASTSIDE new 2 Br
ear Close to bch Yrly --pool, K1d1 OK. No Pt!t•
S450 67S-l453 &42·8854 Spar. 3 br apt or use at H 2 S17S S48·0!H6 · ' br & den PCQk. patio & -----
Nr bch SUS. utrl pd, fee pool. Adulli. S32S N 2Brtwnhse,paUo,J•-.Ba.
HO~EFINDERS peta. 845·3381or837 9517 nr shoJ>', 11ar. East..ldo
557·0822 $280. G31-099$ L-. Hew Luxwy ------Condo type, fplc'a. beam lmmac 2br Nu crpt It. c e i 1 a , p vJ. p 0 t 10 , , pnt. Rerrtg. Quiel arlults
balconles, lndry rm, Bltn Nr 1hopl)lng. $225. •••••••••••• •• •• ••••••• appllc Inc Id ref rt•. 2 car 54.5·2610, &4_2_·~_l_S_3 __ _
¢Heral 3102 auto aar opnr Adlta on
••••••••• •••••••••• •••• Jy, no pets. 2645 Santo 1 Bd. rront porch. patio
Nr 1tort'S, bua, S22S incl
utll Adults. 536·1286 Ana. 2 Br 2 Ba, $365, IR 1-2·3 Bc:trma. Never lived 3Ba, t(SO. CallMll-7222
In . 1 m' lo beach. --t Br Apt. NewBlct&i. S2:l0/up. Open 12·5 dally. 2 Br, cpta. drpe, bltna, 5250/mo lae.
1411 Delaware. Hunt-Jddlok.123.'i. Call 873·2058Agt.
In tit on Beach. 843·960 '31·908J 9 lo 5
84&-18211or Ajlt. t ·alde "ew lwn·h~ 1 ~f·}~'b:~'·:.f:•~£it~ trDl~!ncl ••r, 2br12b11. (Qtappt. MOVIMGt yd.~. &U·lllOa -..:...---. ____ _
Netd • bOUH, condo, :..t.MtM 1124 ColteM.1411 JIU
towilhouH or apt 7 W • ••••••• •• • •••• ••• •• •••• •••• • •••• ••. • • •• ••• ••• ,
bave rental COUl\iel.Ort to -------.-----·~----. le\ you alt1,11Wd ! SlOO to suoo. PeraonaHu d
rvlee t to t, 't d•Y• •
Iii k. I Oran1 Count.)' locatlona. Small fH.
Ovcrlookinll golf courso. 2
br. 1' ~ hu. $275. Mature
a<lult!I, no pet!. 1Wti·3193
Childrcm Welcom('. 2 Dr,
l' ~ bo Condo. Poolll.
pMk11. laundry, patio.
Nt!w drps, cpl.'!, paint.
Striking OttlOl'I ano 1n t1~1nt e!tdf1no wav to 11ve c:noose IOfts Dav wlnOows saivuvnts. fire· PIKH Your own ortv•te MIO Of t>llCony A fntnOIV m1111on·001lar rec center. Tennis courts. too ~t' ..
lu11urv adult rental' from MIO monlfflf. 200 PromoNorv or. west,
Just nonn of J~r" on P1ClflC COIU HI ~ feltPl\OM 1710117 • _ __ 0'#'*1.ncs manaoed v
2br adult condo l blk from _,_,,._i_rv_ina_c_omcwi __ v __
1295. 67J.9468
ocean. Tenn11. pool.
clubhse Avail lmrnecJ
S36S. mo 847-101'7 or
&47·311 l. ·------1185 2br. pool, ear, kids Fee.
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NEWPORT BEACh
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Heiw,.1-..1a Jt69 ROOMS $Z5 •k up wlih Newport. leland. 2 Br a';>a 60• PER 5.a FT DESK apace at 17875 ............................................. . ................ kl h ·-... k 6 ....,,. 1t N b "I" ue h B 1 d · "'·ml• ...... Mfg n.....1-•rd lo~: Male, am. wht. Beach Atta Home·Mate .. .......--•••••••H•••• · le ••· -· ·"" w up • _, w · r ay •ocean 1617 WESTCUFF·NB 0 a c v · • near .a. ou1 u ,...... ""' •-• ...,.... g m::eJterri I VI w ted Wt/M I Under ' "''" ·-_,.,. •· ... .,_ ,..,,,, T lb t l H ti ,.. --" _.... ......... r w/-.,000. Sal... er m "· l'. an : • e NW: ,;shore• arH, t~ a.,..,.,,_ . .,,..., ... par...,, . .,,,.,.....,.... AGT. 541·0032 S:ac:~ ~ pe~n m00•;.;tt~ IUSIHISS are~'t, ne;i capital. 1nolla/Atlan\a, HD. 20. Friendship++ John.
blrb«eua .... lbadphr. LAKE l'OREST. Rln .. Nwpt8ch,atocean2,3,or 1501 WntcllffDr. Brlngownfumlture.Our SHOO 947.5113 9lllMIS'73 536-221!2
Yr ylJe, 71.....,l hae. ~rlvUege., club 4 !Jr, wkly. Avl Now. receptionist wtll answer IMYIS1'M94T Loll Fri eve 8111 In area Beyl~apt .• 2bdrm1 .. 2 mbrs Ip. Ref's. $145. 675-0922,119'34thSt. _Newport~':'.c~~~ your phone for SlO per CAM STA.IT bet.ween Yorktown, Ea1 ..... nt~
batti11. $100 Mo. yrly. 581·2'64 1 Bdrm $175 per weelc :site Manager ~~lDally Pllotolnce, l'AltTTIME ~.~~~ •••• ~~!.~ ushard & aiinolla. Pre;arotfon leas~. Boat .tip avail. at NO LAGUNA Yn& people $500 per mo. 1050 Dal boa (714) 642-3111ext246 (Re1ulate Own H ) I St 2-~ • 3 d T D • black fe ale poodle ·-•••••••••••••••••• •• " (t. A1ent &71·'1.IOO otiertuJI hse privlle1es & Blvd, Balboa. 675·2976 Li hf. I t oun b ' nv • r • .1 w/ feet. and a Schools & utll rorruomo 4973823 DB.UXEOFFICES lri tolSt CM g • peasan • c&11 • LOANSAVAILABLE white goatee named ._.___H_ 7005 Wes~elHf 2br l~ba ' · · NewportBeachooornear S / high profit business Credilnotimport.ant Suselte.Sue962-3739. RDwwo -·
townbQU•e. A~lt•. no N. Costa Mesa. Room the water, docka avail. 2 Q>mml & iodsU spaces. FQJ' Leate: Now Avail•· reptynl1hJng (from car> 673·4883Broker · •••••!•••••••••••••••••
pet.s11it3SO/mo. 1'129 .Bed· w/home priv. Gitt prer. nr 3 Br. '200 to $R0() wk. '1:i:?qX.X)fl 8(~gftN('5gu!f: ble 3000 aq ft prime loca stores, ek .. with u-...w--"-~ SOl LOST: Tan Chihuahua. Piano Lealorts. Pvt. fon:IU\J-S0·7"3. Call548-3937 675·6775 or 675·8018. space. Nr CdM Frwy. the bl111eat name In food ......_.., ..,.,.... 0 Ans. to "Ginger". Vic lcsaons w/theory incld. Ownr/Art. Minion Viejo areas. Dlatlnctlvelnallaapecta. Industry. 70 yr. old pro· ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 18th & Creatmont, CM. Exptr. ln.struc:t.or w/BM
2 Br, 28a Condo, 5unwntrlt....._ 4200 Handy to S.D. Frwy. Landacaplne&archltec· ductahouseholdword,11 f\lm Manufacturer has 645·13911 degree . Reasonable
w1111atom drp1, cptt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• VaeatioftR.taill 4250 Call:831-1400 tµreareweUsuitedtore· consumed rnany times new group, nda $50,000. rate11.manyUmesav11U.
efUoGffool, walk to SUMMR ltlNTA.L ... •••••••••••••••••••• WISTCUFF A.REA tallorofficolocaUon Call dally by the thowsands In Pay back 20% or more ln Lost: Peklnese female. 839·5243.
• Shopptn1 1395 make Your Reservallona DIG BEAR NEWPORT BE"CH Mr. Welcbat751·2326 thl• area and enjoy1 Syean.147-4713. Alhl blk w/'tht spot one---------mo.~ LAKEFRONT " Ufet.lmerepeatbutlnesa c est ex Ce e. t . rochet Leuona, D.
NOW!St1&di01&lilBdrm. Cablna.l7W886-7701 1400 Sq. rt. two pvt. M0$1U.&MG . ~s.Truat 3'lnd/Newport Bl, NB. ZUkerman Author/Get rii•JP.~RT MARINA, a~.!:1~:~e.k.y 494-9727 or839-5173. baths. $400 per mo. Newport Bl. ffont•I•· Productpre-aoldthrou1h Dtidi 5035 Reward.615-1710 Hooked. 963-5312, books ~ • ---r 842·0200 C.M. Prime store 1300 to heavy, entenalve, con· u••••••••••••••••••••• at, B. Dalton Pickwick 919 Bayside Dr. New a Br 1104 So. Coast wy. July 4th Availability 3800 I Aat 875-8900 Very generous reward! boob. CM. 2 B• & den, luxury LAGUNABEACH ACCOMMODATION UNIQUE R~1:AIL s .. •·· Mtinutoua,advertl•ing. $40,000NEEDED Tremendoussenllmental ---------
._..t!rl'tont apt. Superb 497-2457 STN. rents condos & SHOPS FOR RENf. MO NWPRTBCHSTORE us L'lpreup~tc>: forlattrustdeedloanon value; f1oren\lne Rold JobsW..t.cl. 7075
I D k I vt homes comp. furn. incl. to~ m~. Util i~.cl. lnq. 21530AvonSt. $300/mo $500 WllK Ur a Laguna Beach own· ring w/3 large diamonds ••••••••t• •••••••••••• ~c~';t·}fll~~ ~1(p0 ~v!il . Corona del Mar ocean· linens. BOAT DOCKS & at The I' ac-tory 42~ E. Jerry Wynn (213)477-7701 Do not apply for In· your-own condo. Will pay in center plus 10 small Enjoy c: free vacation.
f b 1 6 1300 much more! Box 14441 s ~h St. NewJl()rt Beach . , terview without submit· maxlm1nn inlereatratc. chi()!!. Lost vie. of Stuffed llome:u er avail. Cull Adultt'l~ll!IUmelae.$975. rontl r.seeps · L.Tnhoe.Ca 9570211u61 or c-oll 675 6181 or CANN~,RYVl!-'LAGE tin1allthefollowlng: HORIHSREALTY Noodle restaurant or an.Junc27.213/596-0480. bi5~ wkly. June &200. 573•7787
5 4 1 . 2 3 5 5 F re c 673-4271 COTTAGE m Proof or $2500 now In * .. 94 a 057 * nu)' s l de Sa r cw a y Hesp. cpl w\ll care for
---'--------lbr w/11ofa·bed added. B h , · · --sa6·4801 548·8025 bank -. • market , NB Call luwn. flowers, pets.
C ' b' h •A Bl k •A b •-roe ures. DESK space at 17875 ----(2)Timeav"llabil1·1y "·'4 7""~ W Id ·d i 01.y, 1 r, 1 11, i;..,ps to oc .., ay "' ocean. -R h 81 d Industrial Rental 4500 " " · cx..J ou cons1 er car ng
1• i.b. Sh Ml<t\ kl C:.00-6173 3br Loke view hse for l' a(' v . . near ,(3) Degree of seriousness LOANS 9% r h Id 1 --I r ucac956 ores a rca. _,.,.wee y."""' rent, Lake Arrowhead Talbert '" lluntington ••••••••••••••••••••••• (4 I Year car and phone 0 f'ound 2 skatebrds. Con. or(' l ren. """'a re • 17~~~ SA.HCLEMIHTE Wkly & wknd rates, lltoach. $50. per month. C.M. lndu11tn11I MOOsqJt. number. AlloZltdTDl.oaftl tact Lag. Reh pol1re, F..xper'd Mature, refined
On Chunnel 2hr, 2ba, 2 car Beach homes, condos, ~1 <>r632·8784. Bring own furniture. Our $«15. 29SS Randolph "B" Write Box 927, Daily FaJresl Termsalnce 1949 Ca11e #7700127 woman wants work u
gar.CIQ5e to bch. $425 yr· and apts. Reserve now. receptionist will '*nswer 646·2130; 679-3709 Pilot, p .0. Box 1560, Satffeto ~Co chautreur. companion,
ly. 675·1•~; 842·8854 BERTHA HENRY South Lake Tahoe lake your phone for $10 per Costa Mesa ca 92626 64•217 I 5 .. 5•06• I I Found: Blond & white cook'Or charge of hsehld.
REALTORS front. 2br 2ba. Furn. month. Daily Pilot orfice, MISSION VIEJO -----·--· ---1_::~..-:.=,::..:_:...__:_":.::_.:.::_:_:_1 female Cocker Spaniel. ~3276 llk"'IAPT 642-4321 1S:S0.3700SQ. FT. Vic . Magrlolla/Adams, ---·-------215De1Mar 492-4121 w/dock & pool. wk or Aircondofc,675·3534or PRIVA.TlftARTY 1 B h BOOKKEEPER d I Luxurious pvt 2br, ----wknd. 64<\-6604 o•u.0211 ext"""". CIGARmE lunl c . 963·3214 • ea res
............ terrace. on wlr San Juan Capistrano. 2 ----THE EfACIEHT """' """" SUPPLY Will pay more for your 645·1113 account to handle from
• V( anding vu of Br, compl rurn. Condo Lake Tahoe. nuat'g, L:r::•-achlndust. 2ndT.D 642-3573 f' -al SlSO home for s mall busi·'
b• • lboa l11lond on w/pool. $400/mo.499-2756 water skiing, f1sh'g, ALTERNATIVE -DISTRIBUTORSHIP -enon s nc11se11 Payrolls, re· side Or. $600 mo. gaminij. Incline Vlllas:c. 37 Sq. ft. lo 875 Sq.tt. Allnourtc.....,.ts/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• cc1vablc.>11, payables, etc.
th lo month. Im med. $275 to $750 Wk 2br, 2ba condo. All linens Open a branch office or $150·$.100. 646 3357 Part or Full Time P..-sonals/ Drinking problom., Highly qualified &cxper.
_J)(l(;$,,.slon.644·9856 WATERFRONT HOM ES ~rovlded. ~1·1fa~~~4~ start your own company MISSION VIEJO Immediate need In Co11to Lost&FoUnd ~l~~l~odh:~ ~·= ~.~73. Dana Point,
ri-1\ l B.r on Channel, Call 631-1400 84~~:::Sz~ft 6. a for a fraction of the cost Pr i m e Ind u s tr I a I Mesa and tor surround· Aftnounc•••••••••••••,,..•••• ·,··1·0·0• ""....,. Month to month rent in· h r r · · t f d · -PREGNANT'> TYPINO r f •t c dock avail. Yrly. S370 l&:I bdrms, Newport 5 ... 3 0 ware ousc o ice 1ng owns or I ll· .... _ . -pro es. a ... a· mo iji304 Marcus . Beach.Garage.Stepe toRlfttal1to har. ~ 0 eludes; recpt. service. facllit1e11, Alicia Busi-lributors.Allretailout-••••••••••••••••••••••• Caring conridential curate.IBMSelectricll.
751.50 bch. 5-14.6899; 675.7598 •••••••••••••••••••••• • personalized phone cov ncss Pk. approx 2.000 sq lets are secured by com· SCRIM 'ETS t'nunst>ling & referral. Dana Point, 661-2573 -------•Female roommate to erage. conr. room. mail rt, street exposure, 25672 pany. therefore no . "L Abortion, adoption & •"'•-----•tNwpt Bch, steps to ocean. share CdM 2 HR ;1pt. ser v1re. underground Tnladro Circle, Unit A. product selling. Bec-ome kecpmi:. Legal Secretary-Avail for
2 R<frm 137~/mo yrly lsc 1 BR or 2 BR, furn. Start· Walk to beuch. 640-0894! prkg. & more. (714) 557·0150. distributor for such na· . ANSWERS APC:AR£ ' S-17·2563 re 11 er wk ' Ju 1 Y 1 • THE EXECUTIVE I 11 d d ~ff350,499-3814 2 BdrmS400/moyrlyli;e Ing from $150. wk. up. SUITE RtntalsW..t.d 4600 t ona Ya vertise Tarict-Donnet -LIHDA&VICKI 3 Bdr~ 1450/mo yrly l!le 642--0088 cigarettes ns Winston, Bllthc -Blouse -Avail 6/16 can travel C II 2058 A"' MHCI A. Roommate? 567 SAN NICOLAS DR, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Camels, Marlboro, Pall Be ,,,. Outcall Matsa(J4t Pree nurs~. 49-1·8541 ext
a 6'! · ••· NWPT BCH·2Br, 2Ba, l 'h To Professlonolly 1''ind SUITE 100 House wanted from July Mall, Sale ms, Kools. ware -Hey .... y For HM Fun of ft! 129. Cull until 9:30PM. ~~!!~~~~~!! blka from bch, frplc, wk TIIAT RIG...., PERSON NEWPORT BEACH, CA 23 to Aud 31 3 or 4 B K t t T l r HAD a RATTI.ER -= ..... ; .... • r. en • e c. o qua I Y you ''I found a snake to<lay Servrnit oil Orunge Co. ly,(213)763~ hu•• '""" TT... 640-5470 fully furn. around Nwpt m\lllt have a car 2·8 hrs 1!3.'>·7313 HtfpW..t.d 7100. •-Cl Rh 3876 --~E-u.l.AJ'UVJ'luil(JTID Deb urea. 751 ·3397 rw>rw~lc(da~aoreves>. bulitwasonlyababy," --••••••••••••••••••••••• .-. ..,. Laguna Bch. 100 yds to Uk-..:~,_.....,.. '·-·-h...• •I MO FREF. fiENT• · ,... ~""" ASH bragged Paul. "How do •••••••.•••••••••••••••• bch, sips 4 minimum, w,~~1.1:;:;-'"' 1·2·3 Rm. db;. offices. No anytime INVESTMENT you know It was only a RELA~~Ya~,~~AGE
Condo, nr San Clemente $200 wkly 494·1602, R32·4'lJ4Since 1!)71 lease req. Adj. Alrporter Q R baby?'' asked Saul. Lie. Masseur
Inn. 2.Br 2 Bo, jacuzzi, 1-626-2149 Hotel. Low rates, Cull ...... sjlnYHt/ For m~~e v.1nt::~atlon "Bec1~e I~ HAD u RAT· Outcalls g.941).t.5J ll
sauna, gas • wtr pd. $37 Qt resp indiv in 20-8 . No serv, 833·3223 tit noon l'IMnoe write to·. "CJGAR"""""'E TLER. sau1 P11ui. mo. *425 moves you in. La1una, 3 blks bch. Sips d Bal 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .J "'"" !186-6828 10, Sl95 wk. Ownr. rugs. 11 hse.$197.SO700 sq.ft. omce apace ...,..., DIVISION23"l·O. Box Professionalperso(lallzed •MICHELLE'S* 21~""° 3962 Wkda"s mo. lst & last. 673-l50l available. Pacific Cst n....-t...16u 1001 1'L Rotemea • Calif. auidellnes to 1eloct '0 Outcall Yas11a0 e • UTIL PA.ID ........ J Mature woman lookinR Hwy in Newport Bcb .•• ;:t'!:;.~'";'~;?......... 91770. Please Include t•Juat Right" decor o~ 10AM·2AM 7ll-4462
Bac!KeJlor, kitch~n. $145. BALBOA PENINSULA for apt to !!hare, Pk call Robbie, 548·07S7 11r ... uyy 5 "'LO... your phone number acceuorles for you.r
Avolt. now. Sm. fee. blk to beach & bay, apt bl ---"' home or place of b Splrttuol RHdtr ,. i.1 ..,....,. 5 sips 8 S135 per wk Nwpl, or com para e ul'DOf"t Offi•e1 Brisk trade & f ully Newport Restaurant It .. _. ""'° 0"""' UBI· 1815So. El Camino Real ~';i;:'il7~L 002-8680eves. 64-t-9539 ~ "ONTH FREE equipped. In bu1y Forest Nightclub Slll0.000. Call _ ........ __ ......... __ ~_____ SonClemt"nte. Fully lie.
.. Newport Oceanfront. l House t.o share on Balboa F\all servlcc. No lease re· Avenue Mall In Laguno A.gt. 551-2120 btwn 1 & Lost & Found 5)00 F"or appt. 492--7296
Br. sips 5, families only. peninsula point. Year q'd. 200-600 sq. n. Plenty Beach. S30,000. 9PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----=-=------~....... 1886 '200 wk, June; $225. Ju· leue, waahcr·dryer. of parking. 2082 S.E. c ... y&Compony •U9UOIUC84SE• Found : Silverware. MASSAGE •••••,••••••••••••••h• ly· S2SO Aug 673.3588 Morage, S200 mo. Prefers Bristol st, Newport 1104So. Coast ffwy. Or otr 1 "Cl .. we ta ult. sa nd ah. FtGUIE MODELS Lge, quiet. luxurious, ex· ' · · someone who salh. Beach. SS7-7010 LAGUNA BEACH ange •l8 e ean massager. Cont a ct -,, b 2 b t LIDO ISLE. Goraeous 67S.5845afl7. ..97 2457 SuperbBey.ActNow! Lagur\11 Bench PD, cpse ESCORTS ec. • r, a ap . ~ EXECUTIVESUITES -. • Harv213·2'72-t249Coll. oo.76-07034. OUTC ... LLO .... LY Elev.•"r to 11cenlc priv home, w /•uest qtra. . ""' " "' · Summer or"' mo. to mo. Chrishan l(lrl, 25, lookinic PROF OfC' spo<.'c, 450 to ---------bctl, Pl).l'ty & 11ame room, 5-MO to share you apt. 900sq.fi.Aircond.7days MONEY MIKER 611-381 I totafrtcurl~. Perfect 67 1 CdM/lrvine & a. To f}ltt wk. All util p11id.
llllt.nl(6rwkn rctreatror NPT. BCH. on Penln. I Sl40.640-6795or ·6042 Janitorial svc, +many •KAREN'S*
the adventurous adult. blk. toocenn or bay. 2 br, other amenities. 2790 OUTCALL MASSAGF. ~!,.¥tMti at s5H/mo newly furn'd., sips 51 wk-Beac~__.~rwea MHoml eU-Mdate llarhor Blvd. CM. B11v Dad a bualneu. Food ___ _ ..._.M ly rent.al $275. June & Wan.-.. l/ 8 e n er 714-M7..0l36 t;ke-out, hamburl'era 6PM·2PM ~3·0893
lor!tJ\pta.S2»$300mo Sept. '295. July Ii Au11. 20.Frlendah!t_!+John. ---.------tacos.Greatbeacliloca· F~UNl'DJ1 lOI~ rer· HELPISAVAILABLE + ~JSoalt. Pool, adulta. ~&maek for Sandy. 536·-· SM. ores 779 W. 19th St., lion. Lona e1tatlU1bed ner/ 00 e m • on1, For Families in Crisis.
831·'!7'01 Share beaut lie house. CM· ss5 " 595• Mr· bu 1I n~11. Money ~0·:~~ r g~~ ':r! ~al'ic Olll the JlopeUnil, South
----------Ncwpotl Oceanfront Util, kltch, laundry & W1lker:642·7474 maker!! Ph. Point.Real· Coast Community 6 Mnh,.,,....lhed hornestsis6.MS-Operwk . ..,.,..., f p r "ddl C TslbertF.V.84Z-665lext Hospital, So. Laguna. ""';u.tun1...ed 3900 AvallJul)t30'114·323·7476 .,....,.e urn. re mi e SPA EWA.MTED 218 or evu/wknd1
••u••••••••••••••••••• aged man. 631-0352 Appro'<. 200'. wlll sublae. 962·8UM 499-lall ·
THE EXCITING i«oom In mellow No. La1. Two financtaUy 11tablc in Npt. Bch. area. ---------• Persons wltneMlnR acct·
dent evening of 5/2/76 In·
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BClf. S.lboa ltland, bay front, Nwpt. SUM> mo. 644~20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··~ch.tlr2BR. pler & bcb. 2br. 2ba, btwn9-l2noon. 4D&OXIOflC'S
·~4 1.~J.O.&Pup. 21M'l8.asr1 Oceanfront, Balboa lux-Cont. rm .. aeat 25, all
..o µ ~1 No ctt BAYSHOR&S·Pvt. bchi, ury prof or bu1lne111 paneled, em. whse In re-..... WlM•at>r. a•urded aate, 28r, 2ea. man·stul1ht. S225. ar. J or2 Yf.1eH,e, Lake ___ ._;... _____ ,
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l.&• lbr. paUo fr prka. Nr share 3 Br condo, $15(1 boh Ii shops. Qalboa. mo. Ftn Vly. Call
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front. lbr, alteJ>t 8. NewPQrt. $195+ \Ill uUI.
wkl)'. Avail Jul1 2·1&. Call for appt. 759-00H
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Equ.al Opp Employer
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Newport beach Life
Insurance Co ntreds
sharp girl to train as rat
ins • rochn1 clerk. Some typ1n1 helpful. Salary
SSSO. Good company
benefit&. 83J,.84SO
O.nt•I Secrelary /Book k per. ature-nper Ii
hlahly motivated. • O.y
weet M~ -----Dental olc mar • rt:c~pt. an C . Mu t M&lcillCld In
dt1dtn• w /tM pub Uc •
handllna mOQe)'. hi.tu·)'
OIJen. Opport. for rapid
advaocemenL Send re•
sume lo Ad 1933, Dally
Pilot, P O. Box U60,
~Me.ta, CA. 92t'2t
...... .,,. Opn want.t w/ula nper . .Ir
P'ull. p lime 1hlR1 m w/mill\a&t'nel Potential.
Forest Ave. La1una XJnlpay.114,..lt.58
Bead\.
~J.lldft'
Operat1ont Offieer
MAMUFACTUltlttS
IAHK
Denta.l Alslltanta wanted
l Cha1n1lde aaslst It 1 re·
cepl familiar J>erlence. 1f you are am , ________ _
bitlous It want to be paid
for your efforta please
call far Interview; CLERlf/JJPIST w insurance rorm& Top
AVON AU U OYDWltGHT7
Mkt's oppor.earn xlra
money as you loee exceaa II». For Interview appl, MllD IXTRA CASH?
MC-5381 Eamlnis are aood·houra .-.-.-.-.-•.;,..•_ .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-11 are nexlble when you 're
1201 Dove St, Nwpl Bch
Ph: 714/752·0600
Equal Opp Emplyr mtr
Peraonnel Dept
GG<U21. elCl 276
Or .. Coa1t
DaRYrtlot
330W. day Street
Bank.in& Free Costa Mesa
M.w Accnh to $650 Equal opportunity
an AVON represen·1--------·
tallve. call 540·7041 or ASSEMBLERS
Mechanical fl Electricalt~~~~~~~~~J Growing S&L seeks Ill· __ employer
AMemblers needed Im·' med. Soldering uper. Babyslltet, 9 Y! oJd glrl. tractive, outgoing lndlv. ,_ ________ 1
ZeniUlH359.
helpful. Own trans Irvine. After· w/new acct>Unl$ exper. CLERICAL to 'o{ork tn local Orange Call for appointment noons Approx. 1 S. Possa· Co. branch. Xlnt bcn"f1l•. FIH ,OSITIOHS lnduslrl»I Relatlona bli: full dayli l11ter In .. " 17141494.940 I Summer. M2·3475eves ~J':f~~ potential Al1to
TB.OHIC /ALTAIR Buby11\lcr my C.M CallCarry,540-6055 LAGUNA llACH home 2 ctuld. Noo-amkr. Coastal Personnel Agen·
Ec1ual Oppor F.mplo)er own trans. Vaned hrs al cy, 2790Jfarbor Blvd. CM --------! il.50 Ref s.5&-8382
ASStMILDS Bab)"itter needed. adultl•--------1 Bank 5'rL P"ositions aupervision for 11rt1 8 •
:-.ceded for unique u. Own car·drlve
medical product. L children to acuv1tles.
clean work 1~ imall Non smoker. M ·F 12·6
gro" ma co Req s no ex call an &pm 752 0726 . per, but good dexterity t 1---...:..------
handlc i.mall purti.. 31 &b~1ller needed 2.30 lo
"M .• Airport Loop Dr. l1 30pm 4 days ~ week.
C l1 E q u a l 0 p Nwpt Penn 613-9148
1-:mplo~er -
Secreury to 5850
Note Teller to S7!5G
Tellers to S800
New Accounts to S6SO
ProofOpr to 1700
File Clerk $450
Teller Trainees
$3.Uhr Part· Time
Call Carry Fox 540 6055
AS SEMIL Y HELP
Summt'r po111t1oni. & perm posilloni. . .\o 11x
per net• 631 .0700
1-------1 Bank in& Coestlll
lranch S.cr•tary ret"ICNIMI A99ncy
!Ivy typing. sh req 'd 2790 Harbor Blvd. CM
Knowledge of loa nl•--------i --------..i documentation prer'd ---Cull L1i Litteral. 1714) B~AUTICIAN, full or part AsbOCiate Rep
ATIEHTION
High School Grads
Ir Colle99 Troln.d
752-0580 or (213) 487·3030 lime, for busy shop
ci<l318 • Goodarca.541 ·8729
crrv Beauty
NATIONAL Ex·Sassoon stylist IAMK Opens own shop Needs
If you're new lo Orange St I' t 1r II I Co .• temporarily cla~~on Equal Oppor F.mployer Y is w o ow ng, ~· Assistant & manicure. Unuin« your educ1t1on. ---642-5387
recently discharged Banking
from lhe service or for NCR PROOF O,R Beauty Opr-Need 2 Ass111· ~~.~~a:~~a~~~~·~~~t~~ TB.LEA ~~'. ~{:~r:~ ~~el~~~
ment. consider this uni Bank exper. required Salon. 200 Newport Ctr
que oppor. You can earn Irvine National Bank Dr NB Contact Bob Creighton 1--'-' -------1 833·3100. EOE. Beginner' Will Troln! Sl96 ,ER Wilk
J\a'led on your produc
t1v1ly Comm +
mcenllvc!> & extra pmf1t
,,hanng bonus. On the Job
Ir a1n1ng. Tremendous
potential to reach
:.uperv1sory It ma1111&c·
mt•nt positions Must be
J)('rsonahlc & nmblt1ou!l
•·or appointmcnl only
call
539-1113
9:llOAM to2PM
What's Your Trade?
S1 62pcr Day
That's lltlle to pay
for an ad In the Daily Pllol
Sen1ce D\reaory ttwt can
aitablish your pro(easlonal
\dent 1ty. 1-'or more 10
formation call 642·5671
Bank in&
TaLIR
PHlme paslt1on avail
Mon 8 hra, Fri 8 hrs, Sal
mornings. Bank exper.
p~('d
Apply ln Person
Pen.onnel Office
10-12&1·3
Goldel'\.'llat.e Bank
102305. Paramount
Downey, Ca 90241
F,qual Oppor Employer
$1.62 per DAY
That's all you pay for
a 30 day ad In the
DAILY PILOT •
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
OOlTNOW!
642·5678
HetpWaat9«1 7100Htt,W..W 71 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
LO~ ANO!LES
'ALM 81llUN08
WOODLAND HILLIS
NEWl>OAT IEACH
BULLOCK'S WILSHIR~ A leading
f ashlon specialty store will open lts
fir st Orange Co. s tore in
NEWPORT BEACH on A\lSUSt
1st. 1977. We ofter an opportunity to
Join an exciting f asbion lorward
organization. We nre currently
accepting appUcotions for the
following positions:
SRUNG
Acce5sorie!', Chtldren '1. Cosmetics,
Fin~ Jewelry.
Fun. Gin.,, Intlmate Apparel.
Men's. Sportawear
& Women•a hoes
ILUCKYYOUl
Fee P11d. N. B branch o<c. Lota or "~pie con
tact" " "phones." H.S
math 4' typinc will do "Career App1rel
Provided." Ment raises.
AIM> Fee Jobs. Call Con· ~ Career Employment
Agency. 3400 Irvine. N.B.
~.
lotltcarpenter
Broad exp. & high de1ree ot skill required for
quality product. Sam L.
Morse Co. 64S· 1843
IOOKKEEPER
A UtUe dab'll do you I
Add computer
knowledce lo earn S800
Call Vil'kle Duncan.
640·8470, Amerl can
Career Aaency, 610
Newport Ctr Dr. N 8. or
In Orange, S47·1964, 500
S. Main St .
HOFUTOYOU
IOOKKUPElt
Xlnl private club needs
efficient, reliable person
lo do hte bkkpng. Free
hmcb it juat Oho or the
nuioy bendita. Beautiful
loc.S*)t.
Janie Wheaton 540-5001
Snellln1 "Snelling or
Newport Beach Aaency
4340Campus Dr.
Bookkeeper, parl lime
help for local Insurance
apnt.. SUona bookkff P.
ln1, _preferablY w ith A.a:c. eitp, Arao Ute
clerical A atenoara~hlc
dutle•. Deya, '168·3400, aft. s. 7 .. 5755
Bookkeeper, F/C tbru
trial balance, part Urn•.
Connnlent Newport
Beach Travel A1ency.
Mf.1171
IOOUHPll
F/Urne. Wed thru fiun. ~•per. nee Beneflla. Balboa Yacht Club, call
ti:. •Piil· m 3515.
n salury & beoefilS.
m Posillons 645-:!652.
S631 Per M"th DIMT AL/ Asal at
Coul'lel Ol' expef, ln lYP· Ortho, chalralde. Will mg • ofli~ pract..lces. train. Non·amoker. Hunt
M1&1t be r~1dent or Costa Bch. 847·3519
Mesa, unemployed al ---------
least lS weeks & meet In· D!NTAL/IK•pt
come levels as varilled Ortho. Exp pri!t. Non
by EDD. Contact Person· smoker. 4 days, Tues
nel Dept., City Hall. lhru Friday. Hunt Bch.
CLERKtryplst. 30 hrs
wkly. Typing. orrlce
moch1nes. Call 847·9622
847 3519
DENTAL ASSISTA ... T
Part·llme chairalde. for Pf"ORreu1ve omcc In San
ta Ana-Cosla Mesa Area
Some ex per~ 979-3970
Dental cholnl•
Experienced in ex· panded duties J rv1nc
area, call. 9-4. 552·8339
Project
ReUability
Engineer
Expcncnced & re!lpeMI·•
blc in 'arled clcclcul
work. Mu1tl he rci.ident oC
Cost:. Mean, unemployed
Ill leUBt 1~ weeks & tneet
Income levels as v.atjfi~.,
by EDD. Contuct PqrJon·
nel Depl., City Hall
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P9ritact • ••••1'7. z.....,...., ... :'1 1~~~~~~1 ~..::-,.....~,. rm::==: Ol!Mmill.I r« call P•.S at 1.1 ........... , ...... .., ni l to woril ha IC21 d.111 or .,._
• ~u .,..,. real '8t• otnce. =~== ·~••-9rendl ••Mell Onlble ,..._ 11 w 1 ~==::t.t :c~•b&.. able Cl_. ec.v. u. w......_ ~ ==l=Jt;:a:..:a:•I f~~;;;;;;~~~s~t:~c~a~ET~A~a~Y~~t~:f~'=• Alt A l1m1-.111 :_IDllv ·~=::~ _.... PNstllO\IS N..-,ort Cen· co. 'ftlla ta't : rilU&1u II • __. WPll, at.ort\aH '" AUQruaeOIMlnl1 1
.,_, ""' ._ ter'1 onl1 AUTO ~~to t12ulu--._,.. WPM. Rtal DtN toe· i'Of'k ft at I Ind btv. lood t1s--n1. ltM lioes W • 1.EAIJ.NO lll'ORE la now ll .. ,_ to ,._., ......_. ---.. w
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?: .1-_, but. Weekl1Pa1 Pt .... uu: M• &9.tara ivr.•L~,lledleatio.. tntervtewlns r.or Mc>Ple J'Ol.I.,.. •-.-.. __ ,wl& -up.. ... -.
PY IUJ·Pr•dJCf.1... O...uiedadao.(ll)O IOUOOOO. tt treat"** 1-11. Mna for oauw. aU.. No t'll •tt-. ~''t#e tb ~PQAJJ ... not ~. s.l•ry :r,.;·
N4>Duel. C/ODeU;PUol V.-de Colv. :=atil•l perlHct pNftrrtll-~.~~1:;c=. ~~.?I:;~ ~r:.ort'llll . Nolllem "1p fOlodltO THI IRVIHE r...-1&.CM D1c1U ol t.r•lnllJt. N\Llt New101t8eub m.mo
Oocd hnllll/UC luar. c..a ...... Ca aae COMP AMY R~ At .... anu be wtlllnt \0 VtOtk hard. (alfonppt/...Ub '• l!im:Nl.UY L°':!J~~~~=' •eq"il asoNewport~terDr .J:r::ri.:~~a ~:;.:J.r'lf:t9:'it!:s :~ Acc!!;y!'!Un11 __ _.._ ____ -t Jr. Secretary I ~1!.C::;:!,.i:e~r oPPott 1•mployer NewportBeach 111N.c.tHwy,Laaun1 portunU.y for u~ rl&Jlt aper.amU1tln\h1lpc».•1 ReceDlionlst ~MN"" An equal S..lhnabr tw pc»IUona ~ Commlation ~-f« •• .,.. luva.Me eo. SICalT ilY Our Jonl7-esee-. ore
mtUoeph.aJM llALUTATI opportl.uill.yemployer opea. Some exper. de· .....,.LMllSlt Hvy phonn. Xlnl CITYOf needlaloodtnlsulaat
1Jt N"'1'0'18eacb s····-sOMS I~~~~~~~ tlrabla.(all~. -.0-2421 beMl\1A.P50+. MIWPOIT -r.::· ~~:.·~· 642-ttH; 140.tt14 ,.......... ~ t••cH _...._ bo M ........... eombinaUon ()pportwMtJ now 1vall•·1 SI.US A/P11y1aa r .... ltpot. " Cood p .,. ~ purpott rnan. 40 ble for aureulve ~ SALES TRAINEES " ~ Slot lo $913 Me voiC!t. Mu1l type 50+
fin wll. Qualifle4 colluel----i!!llm---.. 1 aalapenoM lo Join a R--pt/Sec:tl ror R.E. de· v---ow• LARGI MAT1. Elper'd tndlv. needed Require• • veara In· wpm eccuretely. ~ ••·. -.......... ~b'& App orncL· -..... tveotnee ~· --'or a ..... -a"'n• 1upX1y .. , lbt ........... ~ eocnpatl)' .,. ... -ac ... "' ... .,. . veloper. elf·slarter. ssss ssss s• ....... OF 1' "• -fl d nalY reapons e _.. .... , d • l)t Newort amwl Inn, c....,ac= iood typltt. pleaunt ,.............. .....-..-.. co loc:at.ed ln N.B. c· crea 1 k Sh t xlnt wor,. n• con • -w. Pactnc CoHl CALL NOW' llOCSo.Coast . phone manner. Lt. bk· -· ·-HAIDWARI& curatetyptnsamuat.Sal 1tenoclertca wor . a -~ .. beMOt&. App.
Hwy; Newport Beach • LAGUNABM lcpi. helpful. o.c. ~IWOllC TOOLS BO+ ~~~.-;.:,'f:: ryite:.rTo°r:.~u::::
!!WCf) ~ .... ~a 497•2417 AJrportloc.Sendr,1urne HOUSIWtYU MOWHtllMG ~-~~~ fonnatioa "appllcaUon BtnhM,N.B. (NeatOC ~Mfrttcoc*. tl(IO llC•flottllTS lrvtne,t2'113 Guaranteed Hourly _.. ·-moo N Dlvd, N.B.1...:.::.:.::.;::;.:..:;.;....:.:._ ___ _ JIANAGER ..-.--vrrn.o lo P.O. Box C19525, COLLIGISTUDIMTS s ....... -........ 5 •lirnel Dept, Alrport)l!.O.B.
per pio + bonu1e1. SICUTAIUIS UALUTATI llCWtTtOMIST wase Plu. Bon111. &:ao N~~f:1f~fJ'{f5 :\'YSTh'OMASSOCtATES', ea. 2101. •SICllTA.aY•
Heal'!!.'"'· paid vm· l"l'f'ISTS ---"'""" law olc, .,..,.,. pm to a,ao pm. Call P~ '-. MtlAf)ltlCJ capebleJr.:: w/~ lion. ~lie 'a Cbtll SALARY +COMM. N a Relponalble MMm or eotne to 250 E. Chech l"'Y 31Zl DlttllSt. N.11. ~Dft! .u::!1:ntt; Corp.~L . 2~,~~~~=:jyu 4=-Co~!)'. r~J. to'~rform varied l7\hst.,Coetatdesa. larRS210.$4 Owk 157.0045 Secretary :idullUI worklns wtlh
ManatnMnt P'ree Viicatlonl'ay • . '&, ...... Bch 49'·0748 duties. l..ile, but accurate S AL ES· Brl 1ht • a IQ. COMMISSIONS" I OOo/eAppllc..t corporaUon ex.tcutlvn & .A.aalJ1... .. Sl71 Referral Bonus .... --typlna. Calll33·99l3. bitlous, person to aasllt BONUSES Pr-. Una lntere1Una ~ 500 eo. hu 1uper I HCll'TIONIST ~ar:&.· ~.::::'~ Mus• be well aroomcd " ~~~~~~~~~I EXECUTIVE ~~n. exceUenl 1ur fu~ .. ~lt~;:'~.~ NO FEES Real~tat.S.let1 Mutt type. Wiil train on UO.,., advntlalna. order ::~Pkf:~~~c~m~~~ SICllTAIY S£CIETAIJ ~~ Repff~,top1>~ flna~or ln1urance SALISPlltSOMS Savin Word muter. processina etc. f'or naht portunltles Xlnt co. s· 2" eyu ot blue won't Box 15IO, Cotta Meaa. bade . Xlllt arowth MANPOWlll IMC: Unique HomH has 2 Startlna Hlary $550/mo. pason lhit can lead to benefltJ l•l It w /thlJ Ur rn . CA 831121
polen al. Out1t1ndlna 448W ''"'St operun11. War"' omce PleuecallMH242. ouuldeHl••evefttu•I· C•Mr.Adetftt Deare• 11 w~t ralaea Corperete Vlce•i...=::.:::·.::::::=:...-----
be1Mflta. Beaut. area C:OSTAMHA decor, exceUent 11alea le RECEl>'t'/TVPlST ly aales mar. J>Otlllon Mon 8/20orTues8/21 Uleir temper ure. Ex· Pruu••t.-C....C retary
A1tso fee Jobi. Call Solly 043 hstll\I aids, ~alnlnl pro· AD AGENCY Outatandlna ~r. In a 34 per. will ,,.. ln 1low· et • ._tHIM .... ._ HB.P!lll ~.Consla! Person· 645-2 aram available. Call O.C. AIRPORT AREA. a rowins In u•trla 1 751·91 Ins career. $800. Call ltO •••.sf•ct•rl•t Thl1 srowlna fl rm
nel Aaency, rioo ll.1r1>or1~~~~~~~~~I Jacki• Handlemo. 11'1\medlate openlna tor l.'llutlc Pl'Oducta co. 630 ~~~~~~~~! Cathy Mlnkort, 840-l470, ••r::_•
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r•tl••· ••w duperalely n eed• Blvd,f.M. --;--:-;:=:::-ll"1_: _______ 1 -~:.::::::llllO:::. :::.:..·-----I 1omeone who llkH a W.17lb6t,CMMM4U. :: Aroerican CarMt Asen• lee t-_ ........... _nt MCreta.ry. tr you c:an
'd" 1 b k -variety or u•lsnmenta, Salea ey, uo Newport Cl.r Dr, .. --type a minimum of "::OCso::'e~xr°" n~n.~fon OF1'1CE UC.,.fSICY la a:\,accurate typllt • COSMmCtAM Sales N.B. Or fn Oruse Let A ,, .... W .... 56Wpm, have abort.hand
posltlk. Salary bHed on IMM£01ATE ~~n~~~!.~':tf~~ Ilka meet~li'~lnt NEWPORT BEACH $3,000 5C7-1994,500TS.OMYalOnUst. :.~: • .. ~ ~ .. ':e ! :1~ w~ exp. Ph. Vince Caldwell ed Co. benellu. rs. DRUG STORE need• run HO FIE -" ......
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b"lW"en 7 30 •. 5 for OP£NIU"$ making chanaea ne s '111omH 7S2·'10'70. rt d o11 __ ..._._ .. _ can use you. Call col ect " " '"' na eneraetlc, wholesome ' time expe ence c · This ca n be your1---------• ._. • between 12·3 & Hk for appt, 758·0213 person w /apa.rlcllna al· Recept " Au lat for op• meliclan. Pre1tl1e treat· AVERAO E aalary ror an ...._..._ ~ fw • Pea&Y at 714-&98·5513 1-'or People With l"alude to k'"""p •vervone tomelrial. part lime. •.•P .ment " rra1r11nce llneli AVERAGE month In an SECRETARIES llfl d ti Matur• women wanted .,& _ __...-..i ... ~caf ""' " ., be Som _ ... d p ma ABO. VE AVERAGL' q11t t •••c11 •• ""A-tarytorLawOfft ..... . I I -an on even kttl. To '800. pref'd, mWlt type, In· e weL .... en s. er . • "' Ith I I """~"' .. .. r or 1'ouuc eon ni: Sw~o-4& Call Vickie Duncan. telllaent"weUaroomed. nent position. Call MCretary w •t• Good typlnc skill• re· il!rvlcc p llmt.'. Car nt.'c I( hSldl 6-10·8470, American 830-6211 675·0150 ror appt. Mr compuny. I. Excellent opportunity Ment.t• experience quired. Salary open. ~~5'5123 Choos:y~ays, .:eeks Career Agency, 610 Elwood. · We're a youn1t rtrm look· ~ro~eecx~~~~~c.a:!!S erlnllnincJ. 634·9111 9·S wkdys, 9·12 MAT V RE W 0 ~I AN & location ln which you Newport Ctr Dr, N.B. or RICPT--CLRk Saleii, fabric. f'ull or p/t Ing Cor ambitious men lyP.lng nod dictuphone . · .::.Sa::;:t~. -------
newcomers & c()nlacl MalnSt. an Org. Cty, ha1 an Im· &45-Sl20 ltlatlve a nd 1elf • stecllncJ~I" ror lrvlneLifelni.Asen·
p /tlmc to welcomr work. ~ ln 0range547·1964,5008. Expandln1Mortgaacro. 2121 Weetcliff Ur, N.8. andwomcnwllh111lesln· skills. Te ....... this..,._ SECRETARY·Full-tlme.
merchants. Flexible hr11 NO FllTO YOU med openlna for a roccp· motivation who ore look· 2. lmmcdlateopenlng ror co•fld•stae. pit au cy, mature, wuun
1
1 to Need car, Ille typlni: Uonl~t. Mu•t type btwn. Ina for surce111 In an In· llecreU.ry with aood typ·
9 5
fr n se·
547.3095. Rece~/Olc Recept/Ofc M & llOWPM. Contact: SALES leresllna, sllmulatlna lnN and dlctapholte Mnd•copyofpt1rrt· learn. · ' c 11 --11 T b odltl t &&. Ith benentll. Start $500. 1 MllT p_,,...~ Cat h Y om P •on · GIFT SHOP Industry comm es -'-Is. Fa-'llartty wl h SIM ..... tr w
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.... Doll · .--.------! 7t•·-"·7873 Equal Op· "'& Id k l "" '"' 7~·11.3 oa.ra. )IECi'fANlCS ti'~. i>O.Ve1', F 1ere mPanld~ e s;~lay :~~ port" ';ity Empl_oycr __ EVENINGS Int .. ,, wor mur c · real ettate inarketln& de· ..a.y ,...,_ ... to: 1..-------.. , . -'~MMoe -Ouutaodlns opportunity PART/'" 'LL T1!11E alrable. • --·-ITY VW ..... ..,,... .... , "poll&hed touch" In ~ L #1..&M'W' for il salu oriented rv Classilledadno.9'71 --
• ',' 133.7755 answertn1 phonee, typ. a .... ,A Aw5"• person able to work (71 1>759-0421 3. Opportunit y fo~ C/Ot>oUyPUot OflftCa
Coldwell Ranker Bid« In' correap ror busy Ucenae reqwred. Full evenlna hours. Enjoy FOR APPOINTMENT 18cretary preferably PO Box ueo Outalandlnc C>Pl»ortunlty
Want' to be an O\\nt•r or ~MacArthurBlvd salesofc. LGlsof"varle· Umeorpartllme xlntco.benerlla ~ wHh in1urance ex· Colta•t esa,Cot2629 for c:onic:lelltlou1 h\· your" own bu,1r11•\~? Ste:JOll Newport Sch ty " No "boredom c:.....,&c....-y Apply911m·noonMon-Frl perienc:e. Mu1t be or· dlvldual eltle lo work
Repa\r shop hu!> been here? .. Al10 Fee Jobs 1104 So. Coasl Hwy Personnel (IU\bed, detall·mlnded. Equal Opportunity nexlble houn. Some law
milklhl money rnr i Call Control Career LAOVNABEACH MAlllOTIHOTU. Typln&65,shorthand. Employer enforcement knowl~gc
years. Needs nl'w o''ner Emplofment A1ency, 497•2457 900NewportCttDr l~~~~~~~~~I helpful.Xlntc:o benefits l\youmuypurch11se1h~ Oilf'leldSuppller 3400 tvlne. N .8 . __ ....;..:._____ NewportBeach HOFM._..,..._. 4 Need aecretary, pre· Applyllam·noonMon·l'~n
propft'ty too Ton!! of an ~Div. Of M6-3SOS. Reservation• & Gen'! Of. F.Qual Opportunity """"' fernbly with experience SECllT ARY Per10nnel
ventory. Flnonrin1 Cotp.Oflf!Mt4 Recept Trainee fl ee. 40 Hr wk . Work~~~ Em~pl~oy~e~r~M~/~F~~ kAVAMAUGH In rul eatate property Real FAtate expenence MAalltOTIHOTIL
avall?ble Coll for de Su ..... r isw..tttO.I wlcndaw /2weekdaysoff. = COMMODITY management. Good typ. p,.rerred. Part lime WONewportCtrDr
laab .\1rt4"_ ~,,, Now llirlna. Local Ore .,_Paid N.B. conttruc· Newport Dunet, 644·0S10 . .,. , .,.~GIRL, Pharmacy, In& and dictophone 1kllla tThunday1 l hru Sun· Newport Beach
S Y-• ""~ trn,el. lrvine area "-on.wc.o COttr<>aATlot4 required. days). '1unl Opportunity ,..., lion co. <new olflc:e1) Rupon11bl e person p/Ume.experonly. 500 ... --...etrDr •c:1 • Mtf' Et1rn From Will lraln you. Quallllca· needed to help clean 552·8414 ..-w,_.' Please call 844·3389, 9 C....y • m1>t0Yer MICHAMIC UOO.MOO,...wk Uonatobrinaare .. "wln· room•. P ·Full time. S..tteHS
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', tusl be w·'ll •roomed &. 11 " 1111 n•s1 M tor S "'US• "'DY ... _ __. hoch, Ce. a.m. · l noon LAOVNA BEACH Brake & Front end Tor " " .. nlng am e. w na "' '94·S6S'T, Laguna o ~ -• ,_ .. ,.... •
7 5,11 5, ~day wk roulbli ncnt 11J>P<'3rlng Comm, to learn & averaae lyp· lnn for ucluslve children • THE IRVllll.IE 497•245 · "&-.. •es & bencfll!I. f:x. l A " p apotl" tor Sout.b Co11sl Plaz" I iiiiiiiiliiiliii•Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 1"'111 S£CUllJY ty lo take ovl'r al'lop for 1JV1• ... , nc. move u 1 e, ... I• 1 ., !>('r not nee, will train. Also ree Jobi. Coll Con· Expert1needonly. COMPAlll.IY SECRETARY-~~~rson A>llve ma .. Call Mr. Harrla, Mon. trol ca~ Employment RMt.auranl Phone549-3685 &'Cretary 1"'111 OFfi'. MGR. .-t11•0$
6i20orTue1t/2t Aaency •. 3'00lrvlne,N.B. 'A~WIST .. 1 SSONewpOrtCenterDr Newpor~ Bch R\jaltor, aUM
Mech"nlc to maintain ltl-4 .. 6 ~ Sll¥1CIS. INC, Sat1neafat~~rtst~me.ewirol~~a~~ CORRrSPONDENC( · NewPOrt Beach n-Oeda~meone lo hHandlo Week)~ f:>' • pakl voe.
own ""' ·nl •-.---.•--.._•! Proch.IC!UonFac •lY -p.-.545·0121. ...._ ,.
I mowlna ~,ulp rorl~~~~~~~~~ 11, o .... "' ~ ....... 111 Call R~n enrl/ x::• r nse benefits. l"e homeownera &HOC an - -,. .. I ... II atlon1 '"'" II"''-"" SECRETARY An Equal m'66M. ' . . A VO eveHI• wases. l~vln•. Permanent ful OUTSIDISALIS •RECrirttouasT nctept.n'lr~r~ c Oj)portunlly~roployer S•c:retar ·'·Peraonal. Uniform .. equip. lime. aooct benellls, ex Arelou a r~ent eolleao Ull n1 ...... _ ....... _::.._.aor Ir 8aJesmraon ... 1 d bl furAiahed. Car 6 phone
..... "' .. ,_ .. , i\1--1 I•"' I I •...a....-•.. ~ Id 1 hi •-woman. ~1111 should In· . ..., C' --'d. Call M2·& "ra . Ivy Leaaue type, ,._n"WIS~·· LIST"'TI Excellent 3pportunlty ·--------• MatureJ... depen 1 e .-'d. can <JIJ) an.t!f.
appt. who l• aale• 011en~ lntemaJVI ... eon;,ronc -· rorlndlv uaaw1 naw SICRIT ... llAL elude llno.rled1e or or wrlt• a.'!.•:.. I Top n1t'I co h•• an ex· Q\IU\afactunn1 corport Eitper. pref'd. ut not C:AREU odvance Into ... ·ord pro· .,. .-.1
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is boolcbeplne. S)"ltemt, Jnc. 1..., .. on. MECHANIC rept1onal oppor. for you. tlon hH lmmedlateopen· nee. Apply betwn team., Sffurity, lftdependonce, ct:Qln&. Typln1. 56 wpm1 'OOL pasp"a'"'n•i b wou Id be teNY Pau Rd, Morrterey AP Jll•o ha n I c. 11 l ~xten1lve tralnln11 && ln1 ror areceptlonltl. Zpm al: top Income! Ont vacan· handle trnnsactlona ana • p I& ea t1154 SOI
aircraft. M9·l~l7 best of henef1t1. Should 1612 a.,,,_, .. A•• ey for Ucen1ee,1chool lor 1laUallcal typlna. GilOd ~ ttl helplul. Houn OexlCbleli 11r ' '
make '14.000 l•l year. DuU• will inclucte 1reet· •-a....-unllceNed. See Oeorie rommunlcallon 1kllla, ln· ~ccillenl opp0 un 81 Bentllta J>.rovlded. • llCY llilO ~O.
MC*IYMAICUS Start at S8400·i9000 + in& visilofll. operatln1 • !qual~mployer Davis, Red Carpet ch.Sina arammar, apell· :r ~~kld::nwneJ!~b Ralph,68l·Dl0 Etftclent, r~ unf.r;.
1 FEEPAlD comm+carexp c.entre11CQR10leandllght1~~~-~~!·~-~~I Realtors San Juan lna,edlllnfandpunctua· Typlnc 95 wpm, die· Secftt•ry·OenOfc. roralltclaassuc:c:euful
S.rlQ&fl about makln1 Jania Wheaton 540.SOOl l)'"Pin1. r: t ~£¥rnno. &31·1195$ Uon. Wlll ttnin to operate taphOne. Moura are a.s. $ant3 Ana. real estate ort In Hunl· mandt International co Snellns & Snelllnc of -m o d e r n , h I S h l Y Plea1e call 844.S3U, 9 Call 54$-1'193 lnaton Beach. Requiret h11 eornplete train Ina Newport Beach Acency •Modem w'Orlt R..-.urallll Sales p/tlme, labric ex· toplllltlrated equlpmcftt. a m Unoon lood typuac ft apelllnt
prosum tor person -~4~;..:.;..c.;:..a_m-"-pUl_Dr__ e1n1~nment J.P. MAC'S ...... necess. can Nary. Call 144·3389. t a.m. to 12 · ·. ' SICllTAIY call .. -8090 7 days Pf~
w/proYen talt1 record.,_________ •Excellent Advance· O•BAL STOii ~ noon. THE IRVl.._.E F /time. Personable wk, ulk for Cam. Phone 1alea ot metal... mentOlll)Ortunlty ...:::::::.:::.:..·--......---" Strooa typing fc lh nee.
1o4d, 11lvu. Researth ., PAN 1.-£1$ •To,ntart.ln1 Hlary All~c~~1:'!t~fr: &ales per ion. ex per. TH& IRVINI COMPANY Appl)' 1n JlenOD, Robert, s.n Sta Rel' Needed Im· leads furn. Xlnt ruture ""Ml Marine Hardware In Bein, WWlarn. ~oct " medJataly. Full or pl\. Co. beneflla It moch Nffdedlmmtdlately PlttaeapplylnperlOn Ifft.... Nfwport. 642 4900 , COMPANY 560NewportCenterDr Assoc .• 1401 Quall It. "POI)', f10 E est H\fy,
morel StJ•r;!_ to fl4,000 fo'l)f 11 "!"'~amAlll~~ml &'----POlftloM ..:•:::n:!.~::.me.:.:..:..::;______ unNewportCeottrfr NewportBeach N.B. NB Altohe o.... 71m n •• :...,.. • i .-,, M$I ~fo.-ib@1aorover """ h
ClndyJ(ramft 540.5001 lo 12 mldnlaiht, !Opm to Applybelween •SAUSHISOMll) NewportBeac: ,C Anequal HttpW..ttd 7100 ..... W..tect 7100
Sn4!1linr•Snelllnsof ti·304m. No exper. nee. --DATA 11am·rpqonli2pm·Spm Part or run time. Win· &pf)rtlUlltyemployer ~ ............... ••••••·•••r ................. ., NewportBta~h Xlnt worklna cond1 • ... _.~ATIOM 9tl4ZA-..Al• doWUntlna. Transparent Anequal _
"340C•11'1P\ISDr pa)'.Cl\llNowl ""~ .._... .......... .._ ,ttadH, mlnt.bllnd1. opponunlb•empoyer 5ALE5
31 ~~~t~k~ can ~8~ office l 4•F1tcwA.. l!t~tt~u.i~OP~por~·~t~m~,P~\o~'i~~r~l=::itema 642·&e7& W111lAtll cane.ea.om The New I. MQgnln In
S45·t4'U or •Pfl)' In ovel'load C7f:;r.~u =:..:.::::..;;.;..:..;.,_.;.___ SECRETARY south C.oost ptcizo
penoa to. Cor• Reef °"11tntlnt po1tllo.-few ,,.. l.A-.. I• .-. kl"" McQt, ~ Harbor Bl, 117..0061 a aec:rttary who ejo11 "NltO m.nO • ,..e . ._
c ........ Eb or lhlrle)' :ms Blreb St. tfB workln• with people. Sa ........ and support Personn.r. J.-n. f>ltlts .tn tnellid• th41 nr~ Newt, •rriera wanlecl.
Htrald Ex•mlner.
MT '°301or19Ml!a7
foUowtl\I : •Mt\ltat~\yplnl .11 (fpert•nc9d SQI•• ond Support P•rtMnel 01e
•Abtll~Y to malntaln ~ng ~t fOI fuN end pctijiM posi~ In IM m .. ahd recerdt following ~tkt•. •Shorth•nd/1-~rill111 dt•ltabt.
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: r • o m I t' • o r pvt. club. OTcrlL Exp'd
q\ivU... ~I a · M4-MM 'n. a.n be fa1hion•·w-.. -...... ----------' ~ nqi ~a. Ible ,.,. ... .....,LD•COOKS , ____ .;........;;....._ __ , 1 b
} ~a4Ya0ftd leW· E.lcper prel'C!z 1pplv btwn aa. ova k muua need IBDE·A·BED6 queen II ~ lJt 2 It 5PM, uenny""!r m tome00e to love. e wlu ' a CO Avemda Pico, San c.;1em. -...:--..:.------
Veat mlait er M ;ll W Furniture Stripped · -"""• Ii Hosth1 Refinished by Expert..
JJ.100 EOE Exper. Appl{. aft $, $47 7SZ.5059dy1,"8·6128eve --------1.!W~·=l!llh~St~.C~. ~·~---1 d~lawed. 1entle. Pref cane bacllt UJ>bolstered Well trained Appaloosa.._ ___ _..: ___ _ .._ Cf-t. Ww ••• to S6S~ Affl•cH 10 I 0 lndoorl. 1162-2728 chrs. '285. A.lao awtvel Geldlq. Good teena1en PUIUC AUCTION . 'ct"r1'"' I !;la Ouatstandin• oppor. ,! •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• chr le ottoman. Antique horse. Priced to sell. MANYITEMSOFFINE
0 e ca compa .. .., w ahera d rs Cl 2Yearold remale reclloer. ll13-857S !~':.d.!l!! le tack a vall. enaa ul d. E . join &ood firm Cor person a • rye · ean Shepherd. Shota. VW'r...,_ ESTATE JEWELRY, m~ • urer. x· W/l!Ome background. Op· late models. SlOO, l Yl' 548·9141 ART OBJECTS, AN· ~·pref d. DIO'fonly. por. to learn mecb'I re· guar. Free delivery . Xlnt cond. I 1 K·she For sale or trade: Silver TIQUES FINE FURN tTA.COSWITCH IMC pair. Call Chris 540~. Mstr Cb&. WW also buy. White Shellie Mix l yr, watnutbdbrd + aldetbla. shank show anarfle· ETC PHONE FOR n~·
1139Bake.rC09taMesa Coastal PenioMel Agen· -~ 1peyed,callaft9AM. S' lealher/wd sofa. Twin Garcia cbeek·pleces SJ.25 FO · & BROCHURE.
549-1041 cy, 2190 Harbor Blvd, CM Fa· 0 HT 0 AM A 0 E 0 54f·M30 + queen matt & rrames. or will trade for Mona 1145-m · Eq l()p E l Metal/ &tau ice cream Llsa·Frogmed port ---------
ua por mp oyer We need 40 people who are HCYl'POlNT SALE. 3308 FREE healthy kittens. 2 set. 8' dfnghy. Antiques: w/roller 960-4.273' Health club membership
--------• at least 10 lbs over· W. Warner nr Harbor, blk/wht, 2 blk. Med. dry sink. walnut dn tbl · for sale. Use of all
JOE SALES PERSON, weight.C811Ma.Stone at &ultaAna.9'19·2921 haired.151·59'19 w /leaves & 4 cane THOROUGHBRED Bay facilities. SJ.50. Good de·
'time, approx M hn per 751-9175. We can tell you
1eek, expef necessary. how lo lose pounds & HURRY!!
!all for appt. 494·2796 earn money at the same •MOVING SAU•
lter/live in needed im-time. REFRlGERATORS
'\ediately. CdM. Western Counties Main· WASHERS
759-0770 tenance Co., 833 w. 11th New·Used·Repos
St. C.M .. seeks dep. girl. DUNLAPS548·7780
PPO Work on Commercial, re· 1815 Npt Bl, Costa Mesa
aldenUal, Janitorial as·
eecled or 10' yacht Jn slgnmenls. $3 Per hr. For .$::,",t~~/Ref'..lg -----'-----I >P coodlUoa. Pleuanl 631-0723. .,, n !Orldn1 conditlona "the ---------1 working/not. 957-8133
ppartunlty to be at Wood worker, must }ave
ome every night. Write so m e woo d vi o r k
:taaalfied Ad #915, Daily machines exper. 645-4403
llot, P.O. Box 1560, ._:os_ta_M_es_a 92626 ____ , WORK AT .HOMI
* STUDEMTS * Uni.-P'osttfon
'ull or p/ltme to dis-Avollable ·rbute zip code dlrec· I need a full charge · in manager to handle my mes own urea. Need mall order buainess from ccess lo car, over 16, your borne.
J.5o per hr. <714 1 QUALIFICATIONS :
REFRIG·Coldlpot, 15 c .. ....... IOSO
ft, wht, frost free, l yr old •••••••••••••••••• •••••
1225. 8'5-4979 SOOREWIDE SALE
Xlnl running cond, New fr used furn, appl'1,
wahr/dryr, multi cycle, misc. Wlllon'• Bartaln
reasonably priced, $350. Nook. 545 & 814 W. 19th,
Gas lawnmower $40. CM.642·7930&548-3262
842·8037· Dining table w /leaf, o4
Refr1g. Dbl door. 18 cu ft .
Xlntcond. S175.
631·3643 0100. •Excellent typist (70.80)
STUDENTS, M/F •Neat handwriting APT. Size GE Washer &
mmer Job available. •Very organized & neat Dryer. Xlnt. cond. 6 mos.
rrow Joe. No exper •Hardworker&loyal old.S200.640-7463
Wiil l · •A room in your home cenary. r ain. that can be used ex-Washer, mulli·cycle, Gas lary dependant upon d XJ t d $100 rformance. Call Mr. elusively ror buainess. ryer. l\t con . ., •Must live In (or move each. S.t/Sun 11 till . akken, 835"201 for toJHunlington Beach 6'46-3119Cf __ ......;..._;... ____ _ pt. s...:,S.;.;.U_M_M_E_R_HEL __ ft_. a~WKTOS'J'ART 17 c~.ft FrosUess while **I BUY** ----------
d r h d . refn&. 18 Mos old. Ask· Good used Furniture a. ow hiring In all depls. Sen bric an written Ing $250. 5S2·1717 , A~lianou-OR I will
• ,_ •-•. d resume including IUA.2761 1 8 1""8 "" aerv · "' e· personal altuatlnn details _...,..,...;..__;..· ------• se or ELL for You. very· .Mus\ have -• ....,"'"'TERS "'UCTIO ... u E &phone to Mr. Mlchaela, Washer & mat.ch'g dryer, -,.. " vers c. amapw 'BOlt 1040, Westminster, G.E. Avocado, xlnt cond, 64M616 & 13J..t6Z5 $7. PER HR. 92883 S240. pr. 833-8719
CALL: 751-9790 CASH PAID REFRIG. $145 For Sood used furn, anti·
SUPERVISORS Wtiter&Science 17Cuft.Frost·free quu & color TV's.
alure persona w /pa.· CdM. Call 673-3019 963-6541
ence t.o asi;ist In train· PUBLIC Sears Kenmore washer & -lndi_an_Cot_ton __ Sot_a_&_Lo_v_·
g & rehabilitating de· dryer. Xlnt cond.
t!lopmenlly disabled. INFORMATION $45·32161 erson s e ligible f ot
ETA Funding may app-DrDDESENJAT Sear'• portable dla·
. Xlnt fringe benerits & ftU'ft IV[ hwaaher. yr. old, like
·orking conds, for appl. ' new Sl40. 546-7387
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TEACHER
ENERGY
CONSERVATION
nique Innovative com·
uter·bued energy &
atural r~source con·
:rvaUon program for
ade 4-6. Exper. in cur·
culum development &
nowledite or energy &
F.
tural resources pref'd.
I. $\8-522,000. Start Ju.
, 77. Resume: Prln·
pal, Top or the World
~ool , 21601 Treetop
, Lagunll Beach, Ca
l
tlephon., Ans. Ser v
ver 25. t;icper'd or wall
·ain. Day shift. 540.1777.
$1113 to SIH2
P'erMoMtt
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Good~ fum/refrigs
rrzrs & stoves 546-0768
WANTED
camper for Chevy~ ton
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GRAY MARINE
'Ibe traditional heavy du·
ty, U&ht weight marine
engine. All models and
genuine new parts. Authorb.ed Dlstr: Bristol ____ ....;,... ___ _
Services, Costa Mesa.
714/89'l·8S4l
'74 Wellcran 250 Nova
Clauic. 25ft.·Llke NEW!
Must sell·make offer.
Pri. pty. Call S44·8858 or
548·1200. Ask ror Jerry.
Want Packet
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'i:Ml '71 GMC, fllll conversion, n~-C:!"'•·~" 4=•=: ::!. T: 1
Mttoa •lcture whdow1 , IMW '712 l)lat='Jarn~ • <ormcOV>
• &.&.o...:.....-.. ... ...... ~ •:-; AM/l'K t track, t1'19td, N___. le h A..IA.,..,., v a ~-Lil & u.. a ._..,...._...,, t/ -...-... -.••r' 4._..Dff•tt 9110 lunroof, Kap "tlru, ...................... , .... ...,... ac _._ OHL• '4f71 ~ JOX. ._./II.,... fl60 &M..._.ff 400 ....................... IG·Baokl. Cuatom paint, 1t74BMWS.varta., HOW.,..RD ·~!!!'.:.!!!:!!!!!...::..-~1 •"1 .......... -.. .............. , ............... '12 Qlevy, 4 whl drive DClri•ble bar ~ ic:.t box. 4dr, auto, alrcono. A
"!I ~....-...... am Dodi• Co~I. Motor HMJ)el' •hell, clean, lo Otten. Dealel',M.3·2334. Ml-823 CMvrolet i:..,,::;:·~~ f\lll-. 111/t .. 12' ~~f~.~&.~u. mll•.541.oeat '12Fotd,1dnteond.,hpd 'Tl B•varl• ••pcJ. Lo . DcwtfJQueUlti .
.. .... ~111... -r....uuar Ml.I T: k rta 6tl '78 OMC Hl(h Stena .Uclt, (lood braku, uood MOWOMDIWl.:AY mil•. Jbdla\a, ·~r. NEWPQR,.a&A HoUcfaj~ °J'. 8' b.cM1kpa :::2 Tl'a!Ung Special "Ji m· tb .... "-"paint, saaoo. THl630CSI AM/l'M •t•r•o. /C, IJJ.OllllJMll
R·o-•CY"OTOn R ..... _ __.., rteb new, ~"· All pwr. w /4 whl MMnT sa.aoo. 4N·J41T. An :ao ·. "=:1"'/ IC# .,, .,. ..,..,._., 1ttel plate, dr. •cruise control, A/C -Wkd)'I, AityUme &.$. & 1974 DATIUM
9070 HOJOIJl!:NTALI atep bumpers. Also AM/PM new ov.r11Uci Dodi• Vu w .. t '74. n MAlt!iUllMOTOIS OOCOMPLITI b . HOZ
·-•••••••••••••••.. IZUI. ~-Blvd, S.A. Corvalr pe.rla. 145·1187.t U.... " t'r1r. hltcb, lo mt, :1!' f ''* ~l~b cntr ll9CllZ ar1uerlt1 Pkwy. IOOY SHOii iG BMW 30281, whtte. 1\&D SQblue. w /Wbt\e tri
: WA!ft'SD: ••6'1·_,* • ...._ fw W. xlnt. cond. '8100. pp, W/00·. pr IMIS:ta0~ev!:P· U r.~.~~N4~~:~ I 0 IS MOW 0Plt4 root, iood ml, veey IU· ltriptnl, ' 1peed, JDalde AYtloo snoortn• Ji1010&HOMES ....................... 640-08'5 • • IOUI w sell. RealOftabl• wheelie~~~~) •
.. for ... Hllboat from POB Ri:NT ..... / '75 Oodae p()Wer wa1on Doclao '7', l4 pau custom Wl\L IUY YOUR IMW RISALIS otr. ffS.'7514 mllOIM •• ~ ~. o--1
• , .. ao to '1111 •. Top • Proso l1IO wk. 170-*44 Clialka. •120 ~ ton, p /S & p /B, auto Mul. Card tbl, ca/it. USIO IMPORT "'' 2002 ~ ~
hld.""maev•. 25'0PENROAD,fully ;,•;;;.··~;·;·~••••••• aUhdlnf uard wlldow ~ti;:'A~~F~u~PP~, AUTOMOlll.I Automatic, •lr cond. IC e.,t '711 MAltOUllVOLY
·•SIP. B•tl1Den!Jlan sell-coot. Reffrvenow ~7 000 ... 1 ltrta owner. w •• • an t re•. ~ltvet· • · PfilFOl\QRNOT AM /rM radio. A one ., ........... .,........ MISSIONYU;JO " ..-. ·'l ..... .._mt fouummer 144,._ •. .. . Xlot cond. AM/FM cHNttt 1tereo, ownercar (ZRV'49> HI 21104ta.121 f;';•'Gl:.fFNo~er· ' , P.O. Box ~· Shloer, xlnt condition. SHOO. •a VW von M?5, Runa CA SALES MOR. • ' 74CapriIOOO1Uck, A/C,i--·-----
• nlttl.14ND05 tm GMC Motorbome: 26 Teu1. 1·512. 51M·2533 M6-95'71 aood. trana ... x.le need• llLL YATll . I '7J J.OCS4 ~~:r1~ean. '2395. ot· '72 Dataun PU. New u
n--•· doc'-·, ~2t't: ~· ~:.:pt~~t $3 BUICK Special Ann1ver Tnackl tHO woodor1'.1 lite body work. VW-PORSCHI Automauc:. 1unroof. air brkl. AM rtdlo1 bt.r. r
• -1,.,, .. rPoow,..eriorbor.nal\year,· oiler' over r.>a 111111.°Doya edition. S700 0 68·JNH) ••••••••H•••u•••••u• I l rff.'4&-a&l8 SunJuanCaplstrano c:ond. & tow mlle11 . '78 Qlprt II. White, Vt, 4 Sood, ntedl body w m..i pre . (114) 132,~ Evea ~ - - -lt7J CHIVY '76 Chevy Van 20. CaH H7·4'00 4U·41 I I CMlJPS>. We alao havt! u ~· AM /FM. 11,000 ml. 1825. bltofr.tu~'78.
<714> --~ MOTOR CARS IL CAMINO deck, P /8, P /D, auto -'74 oflhit ~· -~· '°'150· M5•7400 '75 210i •... pct. Nu r• Dock apace avail to 38' + -1 M trana 3S 000 ml P ert Wunt Couaar or Mu»tan11 t 974 JOOZ .,..._ nzo Uiw, ma,., •Ir. AM·I ~ea. Npt. Jaland. 23',Chev. ens. J'\un1,1ood, o•a•AMCI Autorra~ c, ,_"'I IP&~. ~.·~bit orr. Ken, CONVlltTllLE .......... AM FM•-I ••••••••••••••••••••••• atereo tape. Cocoa bi ~ needs flx up._J'dako olr. SalN•Servlce•Lcrnse Lwrr.·;cl:a~!i(m1a riJ.n · wkd)'I f#l•JS'70, ov-. ai Pri/ptYM4·UT7 __ 4 11.,....~. I ,. on Y DRIVI .a. 1571.' lllNT• .~ ---'"--.___.--1----• 494·2982 !~II -~~.~ Buy --_._ flrfc-~ 3291 wk1'da•IM·<M33 •·--, ·~ ,._. 22.000 original mlle11, "' · · 1 ~ ...... ....., ... -.,.. -1909 -Super1harp!(030KYT>. LITI'E. . '68Dataun510,•dr,al.( 9010 '7222'WIMebl10. ~·1-ler110 Inventory MHt.ACLIM.ADA T3Chevy •,~ ton, PIS, P /li, ...................... \ a. ••' Nblt en1o .. TS. 146·1
.• .. ••••••• .. •••• .. ••••• fNOO:I._btlfioltor, . Motl yoar11 +hard 21aoH1rb!)rBlvd.,C.M. tilt 1teerln1 wheel,....,.. t70r 19712002 SAVE A LOT or1464N4 . . JS' Wood• lbrtl..,, 1kl ti ....... .-tonndmodels. 64a..5700 AM/FM, 350 •n1. autn •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Automatic, air cond .. ftlldnl boa\+ trlr. tooO EXOTICS -All types h'llll, apoked wbia, nu JUNI unroot • lll 1 SHOP fa COMPARE Sedan •U, new mot
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dual ••• tank•. radio, c:ondlUon 1;1 TON PICKU; crpt, pantled, Ice box, ~""'" San Juan Capl1trtl\O "' Alumlmunboat,8hp tapedeck CB TV antan· (WeSpeclaU&el 8 cyl 3 apeed pwr 1tor•1• cor:r,art, trlr SALi lt71130I Hl·fl1'14tJ.IJ71 1_4H-_ _.1m _____ o11
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Sale Pricecl-$2170 SADDUIACK
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Ab1olutely l~ma c. paint. P/B, P /S, A/C
Loaded wlal1 pwr ac-Xlnt cond. $3150 Joe
ceSsories + AM /FM 8 tit 837 ·HOO eve1 586-0129.
stereo, Ult, & crulae.
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$5100./ofr. (714 ) 675·3323
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nu.17,000 mi w /wroty.
$30()()/bst.751-6892
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#heel & air cond ovt-rhcad camper. Xlnt
(53'1MXH ). Only 28,000 cond , super cleun miles. S2.500. 6-12· 7238 Days
NOW $2191 '7% Or~ Torino wen.
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I lmpola, 4 dr, 2nd AulomatJc, pwr ..rtn1,
owner. 1395. Xlnl cond. brakes, olt cond., pwr 64~-9486 windows, seats. etc.
l9TO Malibu Chcvclle,
wtdalle clean, $985. Aulo, I air. M11·0397 _
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NEWPORT BEACH
133-0HS 133-0116
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'12 Chry1ler Cuatorn ... -Newport AC PB PS '72 Gran iorino. Y·t, A.IC.
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terlor, moon roof, full PW, PB. pwr seals,
power & only 40,000 local en.nae, 11r cond, AM /FM
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trilde-ln. (14119) car. PP. S3500. Mutt 1ell HOW $1495 fast! 83t-o7oo
ROYCARVU '74 LTD G'm. Alr, radio,
ROW ROYCE new r dl1l1; xlal eond.
U40Jambot'ff Road IJ3.ll515983·7CU
NEWPORT BEACH
64CM444
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THE MUSMNO OF A
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Since the introduction of MERIT,
a number of other low air brands have
come along. But MERIT remains
unique-the onl7 low taTcigaTette with
'Enriched FlavOT tobacco. ·
MERIT delivers what others can
only promise: the flavor of higher tar
cigarettes. The kirid of flavor made
possible Qy a bieakthrough in tobacco
technoloiv.
Here's now it was done: .
· By aa~ cigarette smoke down
into separate elements, researchers were
able to isolate certain ffilvor~Ch
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These flavor essentials were then
packed into MERIT, giving it
extraor~ flavcn:
Taste tests ~ta number of
~er tar cigarettes proved it.. ·
0Verall; smokers reported they liked
the taste of MERIT anil MERIT 1005
as much as the taste of the higher
tar cigarettes tested.
Cigarettes with up to 60% more tar!
Only one cigarette has 'Enriched
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BEVERLY SILLS.
SUPERSTAR ... ,
Her debut came at age 3. and ever 8ince,
despite a life underlined by personal tragedy, she has
been singing, dancing and talking her way to the top.
By LulA Kreleberg
When e.wrltJ sm. did • IOft.thoe with
Denny Kaye on htl TV tpee:W, Loo« In at
th. M•t, ahc ~ ~ With the
snap a,. put lnlo the Id. When ahc ..
danced with Clrol Bumd on a TV~
er*6ed &Ill ond Surrwa ot tM M.I, the
~ stopped the ahow with '* n.hy foot· wOrk. .
But It's noc what Btvtrly Siiia doa wtth
her feet that maka Mr OM of the hW-t•
paid pcformen In the worid. lt'I whet lhe
doa wtth her volel. Known .. "Amatca\
Queen ol Op.ra," ahc II oeWlrated for her
flawlae coloroturo, which In ltallan meant
.. ~ and In mutk mane the. flodd
b111s. ICM and rune used to dilpl9y a
... eldlla.
"Art II the algnoture of a clulllsatlon, "toyt Beuerlv, a tirelui worker for the arll .
The BrooldyiHom diva *"" operettc art. the way an ecrobet turns IOl'MrlaUb.
When nme dSd • ctlllfft ltuy on her In
1971. the hadJlne rMd: '"The F.._ Vdc:e
Alive." Her recocdtnga .. perennial beet
_..,, and In N4sw VOite lhe II 10 populs
that one a1dc hes plec.d her at die top ol
the dty'a tourllt atb'ecdonl -way ahead ol
such things .. the StahM of u.ty Of the
Empn St.ia Bulldtng.
"l was 48 on M.y 216, and rve been In the
public eva al my llfe,"'ahc ays wtdl wi ex·
uberwit anO. that ftlla the room with tun-
lhlM. She II taldng In the IM..a room of her
1pac1ou1 apartment OYCdooldng New Ycdt'I
C.ntral P..tc. It II clecodt9d In cobs thait
compierMnt her 8amlng Nd ha. The
phone rfnQI ~ and her hulband,
retired MWspeper eMCUttve Pct• Gr.n-
ough, ... the foye', awaiting the morning
Lu9a K ....... II o ,,,......,,.,. ,,_.,,_,.
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Worklng with 8ewlty &lie wasn't work -
It WU • pknlc. No matter how tired I got, I
alway. looked f~d to .......... We
laugMd and giggled all the ttm.. She's such
• Joyful lady: ""' certainly exploda the
myth that opera ltan have to be temper•
mental. We got •lonsa ao fllbuloualy; In feet,
that after the taping, when I had to fly beck
to Ceflfomla, we both Urtad crytng. I felt
like I wu graduatll'lg from hlQh tchool and
we wer. going off to different ~, Al•
rault.,we now ... uch oth« ~ch.nee
wag«.
It\ vtrY ltrenge how we met. I hod• ape-
4 to do for CBS, and Ken end MlbSe W.lc:h -they wrote alJ the m\lSIC.al mate:rtal
for the thoW -arid I ~ mulllng 0\1#
who•d be m.Wloua to \eam Wttt.. 11wY
IUggcsted Bew:rly. I didn't think IM CoUki
· TO MY VERY SPECIAL FRIEND
By Carol euniett
do It, not wtth her but~ tchedW.. Ken Mid,
"Coll her anyway. AD IM can do It MY no ...
But lhe Mid~· My husband (producer Joa
Hamlhon) called her ftnt, and then lhe and I
had a long talk cr.1.r the phone before we ac-
tually met. but I ~w tight off I would k>v•
her. She was coming OUt to play the dde,r<H~
ln Oonlzctd't LUCIUlo Botglo aod wu png
to tlay at the Bcwrty HUii Hotel -we now
Call It ti. ~ SUia -10 l pk;ked her ~
at the hOtel on• afternoon to get -.cqualnt·
ad. and we ,,.,,., ~ tOlklng.
She's a~ perton and very vcr· Ntilc. You mncmbu ~ dd 8ttty Grable
mOllta In whk:h thc'd pick up a $beet ol
m"-"c, take one look at It, throw It down and
know It lctter--perfec:t? Well, that't S.Vcrly.
SM ·~ everything. We walled together
end had a great tltM. She even e.p.danced.
and '" did • sketch together. To my ~
ledge, she'd IMV8f done a eo!Mdy ~etch lri
herftf•. 1 There'• tomethlng unlqwa .bout Bcvtfly, I
ful. lt't her humennea. Fant wcnhlp her,
and Fm~~ put her on a pedeql, but
1M retuNt to tcCtPt any adWaition. She
pot11•1~ a down.to-tarth qUellly. You fMI ~ ~ 1cn0w ha Hu ai.de. htr lauah.
coma from her belly end her toee. lt'l lln-
ca.. Beverly wet tteyfng In 1..4» Angela No
candy and wu my hU9band't date to ...
Some Tim. Nut Year, the play J am aa-
r.ntly dofng.
One of the nticat things 8cvct1y did for
ma wu get ma l&arted on• new CUICorn.
l.att year, we 'PCl'lt ThanklgtvU. ~
and after dinner, whlJe w. ..a there, aD nc•
voua, waltl~ to ... the e1rtn9 of our special,
5"1• Qnd 8um.U at tlw 11.-. the haw.I out
• h\l99 book sM"d ~along. rt mu.t
have dated bitCk °""' 200 years, fuO ol 111
their rrhanbg!Vlngi. Each year t~ •
PfctUNt and~ W'l'tta commcnb. So
we add.cl <Mt, too. And then .ti. girw me
a 6oOk 10 I ~ start OM f« my fa""y. I
think lf1 e rriiirveloul c:uatom. t m .uch e
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CAUFORNIA
AltCADIA
OOMINIC'S
8A!A
SHOECITV
OAMAlllLlO WAL rs SHOE SHOflllt&
CARPINnlflA THE SHOE STOA&
CATHIOllAL crrr JOHN'S BOOTERll
CINTUll'f Ctrr
GIORGI ALLIH 8HOIS
COITAlfESA
THE SHOE HUT
GLEHDAlE WONOER SHOES
8LBNOOllA HOOLEY'S BOOTERY
LAGUNA HILU
OE BELLE'S 800TEJl'V
LAGUNA NIGUEL WVLIES HOUSE OF SHOES
llANHATTAN eOCH JIAAV'8 8HOU
MONTllOU
DRAKE'S SHOES
NORTH HOLL VWOOO OEORQE AU.EN SHOES
NOlfTHltlOO•
GEORGI At.LIN SHOES
ORANG• SUBURBAN BOOTEJ\Y
OJtHAltO
PARAMOUNT IOOTEl\V
PACIFIC PAUSADIS
THE SHOE STORE
SAN CLIMENT• SAM'S SHOES
SAN PEDRO JERRY'S SHOES •
SANTA MONICA
LESLIES SHOES
TAllZANA
SANDLER OF THE VALLEY
THOUSAND OAKS
PARAMOUNT BOOTEl\Y
TUITIN
THE SHOE HUT
'llNTURA
PARAMOUNT BOOTERY
WESTMINST•R '
OOROTHY'S SHOES
WHITTIER
WHITTWOOO SHOES
WOODLAND HILLS
BUR S8 BOOTERY
ILLEGAL FOR U.S.G.A. TOURNAMENT PLAY
(Now revealed ..• how he add• 20-30 y&rds to
his drive ••• cuts 3 to 5 strokes off his score.)
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BEVERLY SILLS C...bowd
lkc the .du1a!ton ol en audience, but my
ral aatW.c:tlon coma from whet I have
gtven myMJf."
After a long paUM, she Midi, "The
MQe hM .aw.y. been • great eeaipc for
me. I git to the theater and can be eon.
body et.. for three houn. WMt other
prof..aon can offer .. much?"'
Jn the fllll she wGI blpe • ~act opera
for t.eleW6oc1 to be broedc.ailt nadonwtde
ewty ~ year. Tdsvlllon. the f..i., 11 •
marwJoua outlet for opera and ina....
lngfy • lure for her talents. Sh9 hM been
• frequent guat on i.a..nlght talk llhowa
and Wiii invttlSd to tak. owr from a..
ti.a Wabn when the Wt the Not For
Women Onl)I ahow. "If I wam.d to let It,
• c.weer In s.levWon could blo.om," the
MY'· "But~ now I don't want to tie
myMJf down to any one thing. I c:mt al·
ford to play It cool. I can do wh8t I WMt,
unllka • grat mal'ly 111911' who have
reached the stage In llfc that I have. I feel
much more MCme and much.-. then
~lildmdo." •
Bcvety II an outlpOkcn advocate ol
government aid to the artl, and her cf.
fccU on behalf of Ames1can adllls and
Arncrbln mLllAc have been "don -and
cffdvc. In • liPMCh to the Ndonel
Pme Club In ~. the ---the datrabllay and need for government
aid to th. arts, dllmllllnQ the quiadof\ ol
whae the fundt wcr. to come &om wtth
the ttaNment: "I haw MYS helrd of a
.. P18 out ol bu8'al '°' I.ck ol fundt." And wtwn the went to ~
wtth the CoclCM'ied Cldasr\t '°' tt. Am In N.w YOik Stm to urga PM11191 ol the
$30.5 mJJaon ~for the artl In the
gowrnon ~. the addr•• 1d •
SJ'O'IP of leg' l=n In • committee soam
prior to the budict hwtng,· ded.1ng.
"Art le the~ ol • dl/9mdon." The
amount aDotted to the artl In the tin.I
vote W8I $S2 m8on.
"A ...m HmTtl pol t.Mn naaonollty
found that over 60 percent ol ttae
poled wouJd be .... to~ $6 ebcwe
.... lncDM lax f It ..... to go to the
artl," the~ "I thk* thM\ mnllbblil.
I wonder If thty took • pol ol the Mme
SJ'O'IP, Mklr1I f they would .,,,. t5 to
IUPPG't the nat -. whit the .....
would be. Polmdana ~ ebOut the~
pin wll. Wei, the wtl ol the~ .. to
beautify thllr !Ml. P.aple would ,_
rather roM. an ... tlwn wa" . 11.m
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BLUE RIBBON RECIPES PROM
. COUNTRY PAIRS
Is there anything In the world better than good, old-fashioned
American cooking? And these recipes represent the pick of the crop.
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honey. y. alp butts end .... l8ntng wdll
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3. Add 2 alPI flow. om net clleofwd
~ mbt .... SClr In enough addlaonal
lbs to mM. IOft dough.
4. Twn dougit out onto llghdoJ ftouNd air·
-.; lcnad .. 8 to 10 ...... °' und
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of ~. Cowr: ...... In W9nn plac.
about one hour ot untll double In m .
6. Punch dough down. Cover; let rat 10
mtnuta SMp. to form 2 loawa; pl-=-In·
to 2 tp..t 9 Jt (>.Inch bit panl. Bnath
with mell9d butter. Cowr; let ftla ..... 45
rnn.m or until Marty doubled In ID9 or
~ CIOll* up to the .,.. ol the pens.
J\llt WON rlllng tinw II up, snt-t OVllft
to35()0f.
1. a. ao.we ebout 45 m1mm1 °' untSJ
dwy IOUnd holow when nipp9d wtth
lcnudda. Turn out of puw and let cool on
.._nick. Maka 2 bma
ENE.llGY SAVEB BARS
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mmuta or until golckn blowl1. Une 9-lnch
ICl'*9 t.ldng s-n Wllh .tumlnwn fod;
~· I. Md~~ psanut bun..
hon.y .... butw In rMCllum-tll9d .....
... ~ .. t.t, 6mg OOl .. idy; ..
mowfrom'-t. a. sar tn toMaect om end talllnl. Pa.. n-
to ........ '*'· ..... 'IQ tYenly. ad ,, und ftrm. To *"9, NmOYe lo.a; cut Into
..-. Mobta 9-lnch IQUCIN pon of ban
Contllfllell
BLUE RIBBON
RECIPES
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l . In mg. bowl wtth MU1c mbt· ... medium..-. but togah-
cr butter and 14.191' unUI fight and
flllffy.
2. At low lpMd I add flour. mbt•
lnQ w.a. Set aside y, cup flour
mtxt\n. s. Add om, egg, milk, m.p.
flavorinQ, belcJng IOda and ..it;
m&xwel.
•·Sh.pc to form l·lnch ball.
Sclr ~ Into y, cup rucrved
flow mbchn. Roll ban. In re-
M!Wd flour mbdure; place on
w9c11_. cookie lheet.
5. 8elce In preheat~ 375°F.
overdo to 12 minutes.
Maka about 6 ~n cooltia
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Ytcupooeoe
1 t111p IDA beldng powder
1 teHP D M blllAg eoda
"ttllpHRNlt 1-...-1-•aa.>~ .............. 1111••
Froea..:
Va .. --.......... eofttllM
2 ... ~·--" .. .... 1t1,tn1111• ..
1 te11paan,....,...ntnot
Vaoup ....... Wllnuta .
l • .,....... oven to 3600f. ~
cake flnt: Bat togeths butter
and lupr until '9trt and fluffy:
blend In -s111 and vann&..
I. ComblM flour, Ollta, COClOa,
t.ldng powd.tr. biking IOda end
All. Md ao-ar ~ to butte
~ 9blmately wtth wetcr,
rnbllng wd Mte uch 9ddldon;
fold In AtMikraut. s. Pour betttr lnlo ....-8nd
Oour.t 13 • 9 • 2-lnch beldng
I • l'MllLY WEIJU.Y, .Mle 1'1 ttn __.
pm. e.ka for ~ 40 mwta
or until • wooden pick lnMltad
Into unter coma out dun; cool
completely.
•· MaM froedng: In medium bowl wUh clectrtc rnlur, beat
together butta. sugar and cocoa.
Blend In milk and vanll&a; bat
W.U. Sprad owr top of cake.
GamJsh with chopped walnuts.
Cut Into 1qwn1.
MokM 13 x 9-tnch c:a.U
.................... ..... 2....-..........
IYtcupe ...
Va oup'-t)uloe
t . Pit and chop chcnia. Re-
move peel from oranges In qww-
tmw 8nd cut Into fine llYcn.
Choppulp.
2. Plec:.e dvered orange peel
and~ tn la-ge uucepen. Cov-
• with 3 eupt water and toe*
until tender. s. Add chcnia, l&9J and !an-
on jua. Cook rapdly to jelly
stage. about 25 to 30 rntnut•,
lttr1'ng occa8onally.
•· Pour Into stertllz9d Jan, flDlng
to within ~ Inch of top. Wipe top
and threads ol jars with dean
damp cloth. Cover wtth 2-plecc
lldt, followtng m.anufacturcr'1
dbedlorw.
I . Pr°'*' In bo!Jlnitwatcr bath
S mlnuta, timing when water re-
turns to boll.
6. Cool, tat for Mal and stoni.
Mobs about 3 pfna
You'll want k> mob lh,. easv, m<*t Spicy Carrot Cake for vour
/omlfv frequently.
you hive them, 3 or 4 &ah
.,. lava. Continue In this
manner until all c:ucwnbcn .. tn
c:ontalner. Leaw 3 or man
lnc:ha headroom.
•· Add brine to cover cucum-
bas. (They wdl ~ If not com-
plietcly covw9d.) U.. glaet or ce-
ramic plat. that will flt Inside con-
..,_, to hold c:ucumben under
bt1na. FW • huff ,. with Weter
and U1C U a weight to hold down
p&.te.
5. Cover container with • thin
doth and put In • dry, wd-ventt-
lated p&ac.. Chedc conta!Mr
.wry ct.y and remove ecum
. which forme on top ol brine.
'· w.tdt depth ol brtn.; w It
appaf'I to be eY1p0111lt119 rapid·
ly. ,,ctd men to keep cucumben
wd covered. Pklde usualv tabs
3 to 4 weeka to devckJp even
cob and good flavor.
7 . .,....,.. quart-tlll CMlftlng
)an. If ~. • small red pep-
per or • p6ece of • larvc on., •
few IP'V! of dlD and • t.-poon
or men of light mUltard INd
may be added to uch qU8lt ,.
ol pdde. Do not edd prt1c or
onion without boGnu I &
mtnuta.
•• P-.ck pklda to y, Inch ol top
ol ,.. Snrn brtM:.. bod • 6
mlnuta and potat .-plddes.
Bfine lhould end about 1/4 Inch
from top of... J
t. Wtpe off~ llPled on
top Of ttn.da ol ,.. PUt dom•
lld on )llr; acr.w band tlgtd.
lt. Prcpse to pr«.119. Haw
w.t• In conner it the )*-begin-
ntng.to-boll point. s.owly lower
)W lb'eight down IO -the entn
bottom ol the jclr toucha the
water at the aamc INtant. (That *uca the chance of breakage frorri thermal lhock.)
11. SW counting prooas1ng
ttrnc u eoon • ,_. have been
put Into the canner ol bolllng
wa1-. ADow to boll gently for 15
rnlnuta.
11. Remov. )lln from canner at
end ol procalb19 time and lilt
them and eewral tncha apert,
out of• dnlt, lo cool.
· ftfokM 8 to 10 quar11
·Gnpe ~ contM\. nan.nl
IUt.aanc. that helps prevent
ptddea &om IOltwnlng.
• • U preferred, frah brine may
be~ for that UMd to
an the cucumbers.
BASHFUL BANANA'S
COFFEECAKE
by woddng beg ~ With
ftngll"I (.bout 40 MCOndl or w\tll
.. l9C011~bllnded). ·a. Empty tNia.r into epedal
alu.rnln.um-fol pan caDll..t llD
pecboe. (Do not .,... s-n.)
Sprtnkle walnuts and lopping
contMiled In srna1 beg evenly
ovst.lts.
•• Bake tn .......... moda•
own, 375°F .• *"* 2S nnw.. ~l~
BDJ. Y BOY'S APPLE PIE
en.e:
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1 llHPU"Nlt
~ --= ........ llill .. 111"1cl ......... . .. oup otolcM ..... ...
oete,~ , ........ , ....... .....
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1'1 ,, ....... ... ...
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'4 teupaan ...
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11-tb..CMwt.pltted
~ ...... 1tenrpun..._.)Uloe
1 IMIUp DDR ...... Of .........
1. For awt, combine ftour Md
..it; cut mixture Into ahortenlng
until It reemblea coene crumbs.
Sclr In OllQ. SpdnJdc wtlh w.aer
by tablapoowllful, mbdng unttl
dry tngredlents are mo6ltened.
Fonn Into t.D.
I . RoU out half of dough on
lightly ftouNd IWfacc to form J.3.
Inch c:lrde. At looMly Into 9-lnch
pie plate; b1m. a. For flang, c::iombene sugar,
flour, cinnamon, nutmeg Wld
Alt. Arrange one-third of apple *-owr bottom ol pie OUll;
eprtnJde with one-fourth ol "IP'
mixture. eppla and cMrrta.
•• 5ptnlJe with lemon )UICI; dot
wtth butter. Roi out ~ haW
ol ~to form 12·tnc:h drde;
cut lltl for atom to -=ape.
PW:« ovs fUllng; trtm. Tum
edQa under; flute.
5. 8elce In preheated hot own,
450°F .• 36 to 40 mlnut.a 0t und
golden brown. Malen 9-tnch 1*
SPICY CARROT CAKE ....
1 .............. 2-.. ... ljlfe(7~oa.~Junler ......
I _,. UMff'ted II,..,. a 1 a now I tH111aanebllllntlOde
21111, II ti ........ ....
1 ........ ....
"' ..... , •• 19 .......
t. PNhtlit own to 350°F.
0.-a 10.lnch Nbe PM·
C°""1uMld
Dear Debben,
J want to teU you about my study. At the
end of last year I was announced a~ best student.
My school report is very satisfactory. I got a
present from school. How about you. Debbera?
Are you still studying? I hope you are successful
in your studies. J stop my letter now. I give you
alt my love. From your sponsored child.
Tristaca
Dear T ristac:a.
I WU so pleased to aet your
letter. That's quite an honor
to be first in your clan. I'm very
proud of you. I'm still teachina.
but the only dassea I'm takina
now are ballet. Did you get
alt the postcards I sent? It was
a great trip. I'm looking forward
to the holidays now-hope to
do a lot of s!Uing this winter.
Take c.are now and write soon.
Debbera
RS. I love you.
Tristaca and Deli>era, though they've never even met,
share a very special love. Tristaca lived in extreme poverty.
Her mother has tried to support her family herself, but she
can only get menial jOO; that pay almost nothing.
Tristaca was a girl without any hopes, without any
dreams. Then Debbera Drake came into her life.
Debbera sponsors her through the Christian Children's ~ Fund for $15 a roonth. Her money gives Tristaca food and
clothing and a chance to go to school. It gives her hopes
and dreams once more.
You can give a child hope. Become a sponsor. You
needn't send any money now -you can "meet" the child
assigned to your care first Just mail the coupon. You11
receive the child's photograph and background infonnation.
If you wish to sponsor the child, simply send in your first
monthly check or money order for $15 within 10 days.
If not, return the photo and other materials so we may ask
someone else to help.
We have thousands of children like Tristaca on our
waiting list right now who desperately need sponsors.
Let one of them share something special with you. Love.
For the love of a ~chld.
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1~ I
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I . With clednc mix., bat 911111 untll llght
end fluffy; ldr In oll. ~ and junior
QnOCa.
S. Combine Rou.r. beklng eode, dnnamon
and Ult with walnuts. Gradually add dry
~to egg mlxttn: mix well.
4. Pow bllu.r Into prcs-ed pen. Balcc 60
to 70 mtnutae or untll cake tat. done.
Cool In s-t 10 mJnuta; remow from pen
and cool on wlN reek.
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BLUE RIBBON
RECIPES
ContlnueJ
STRAWBERRY BUTZ ..,. TORTE•
1 cupllftldaeUflourl
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'Alt •paH ....
YI 011peboft1n ...
YI Ollp .... ...... I te11'11pao11emlll
1 t 11,a•,....-aeatreot .............. ....., .................... .. ......,
1. PNt..t own to 3600f.
0.-.. two 8-lnch ~cake ....
~ Sift .,. lllllllng poMlllr and .......
... bowl, wlh -.mtc
....... at medium ..,..ct, beat = .. :.:-~= ... until lWlt end fluffy. 4.a... egg~ In .......
bowl end add to c:rumed mix· nn. Sa> In milk and vwdlla.
5. Add dry ~ at low
l(>eld and bat until smooth.
Pour bette Into cake '*'9·
'· 1Jghdy .. half ol the me-ringue mbcture OYCr the better In
each pan; spread evenly. &Jee In
3S0°F. oven until cab Cata
dol'9 and rnalngue .. pale gold,
about 35 "*"1ta. ~ from own. too.en
... ol tort• &om pans end
p&.c. torm on wire recka. ~
Ing the tnnlgue Ilda up. Add
fl1llng and '°"'*"51.
flfab:e B lo 10.mnp ........ ...........
YI IHlllpUff ...
YllHlllGDR .... of..,._
1cup~
l\k11pa• ..... .-.edrMI
1. a. egg whim, ..it and
aa.m " --until they ltand In loltpeeb. z. Gtedualy add IUglf, beating
... ...,._ eeth, llddtiort. Then
adtfwr6.
8taw1Ni1t Fllll-. _.
Tass' •
! ::::::..--::.:=... . .... 2.,. ........ ......... . .., ......... .......
1. Combine whtpped cream and
confecttoncrs' suger. Fold tn sliced
llrawbcntal. .
._ Sp-..d hal Mtw.n ..,_ ol
Bllta Tort. (IMdngue llde upt
and '* ranelt*'8 -toppklg. o.cc.w. .. ... t.nt..
W\rwaM f not MMnQ lrmN-....... .._._.ve ~ chlia ._.. t.
.... but ...............
«nwNaiy tlnW, ~ becaUllf IO ,..,,........_...,...._ •..
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lift 'K' Tepia
HOW TO CAPTURE FRESH FRUfTS FOtt JAMS AND JELLIES
JanMnd jelly-making can be a
~ty NWaldtng · expertelioe.
What could be mot9 pleuurable
than aun-eoaked trulta through-
out the yeat1 Of COUIH, the 1UC>
eeesfut Jem end jetty mllker thor·
oughly undemMda the butce
of the pn>eeduN.
Be guided by NllabCe ruJea ct.
.
veloped u a reeult of exttMtw
NM8ICtt and tMUng. Thrae ...
aenUal lngredlenta -eupr, ecld
and pectin -are~ for
any fruit to jelt. TM proper pro.
portion of theM elementa la
what ,.... the ,..., ,.,r and
the Jam,...::.:·:"·" Don't u ti.mate the Im-
poftanoe of pectin In usurlng a
good "Mt. .. A natural IUbetance
found In hulta. It acta u a .bll'der
fOf cetla of the fruit. M fruit
r1'*'9, ~ the amount of
pectin dect'9••• ~ when fruit le at the peiM of navor
and !Mlty suit... tor J"""9nd
lelty-maldno, c:ommen:i&al pectin
Frult-Ftali. lbu wcl It for
cannlng,freezlnl,wl hsh fruit.
If )'OU want all the fruit you serve to look and taste its freshest,
what you really need is Fruit·F~. Because Fruit-Fresh contains
a special ingredje:nt that locks in the natural, 11just-picbd" cdor
and flavar. Which means no more brown. mushy..looking peaches.
Fruit-Fresh is economical, too. A 5-oz. can will preserve up to
75 lbs. of peaches. Here's how: For Canning: simply add Fruit-Fresh
to the regular syrup. For Freezing: add
Fruit-Fresh to the syrup or dry sugar. For
Fresh Fruit: sprinkle Fruit-Fresh on your
just-sliced fruit before
refrigerating. Sound good?
It tastes delicious. ................. .... ...........
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A Celelirity. Cooks
.
ERNEST. BORGNINE·s FOOD IS SO GOOD Italy. If you uk fOf It, IM ltallans will look at you
wtth. blank look .. 11 to aay, "What'• wrong wtth
you, .. you mad?"
HE MAY WRITE A COOKBOOK I cook~ anything. Tove, my wh, and I
low to entartllln at Sundlty brunch. I art .with
chlcbn lwn, w-n peppers and mlMrooms and
crat• the lallOI from tom.to J*l*, ICY MUCS and
wtM. I llrnnMr the dlah and ..w It ()V'S rte.. It's
dddoue. Or I cruta a "Hot'" beef aw. Tove and I
.. ~ cl writing • cookbook t~ -
IOIM Ndpa from our tra\IU, others from famJly
favoda.
Our ch-f, who can b. tnn on TV In Future Cop, loua good food.
rm • good cook. My percnts were both good
c:ooM. In fKt, my fett. WM even better U. my
rnottwr. At OM time ha wet ru'ltant to 0.:.-cl
the Waldori. He CXlUld have had the )ob aft.
0.C... but ha WU frtvoloua and loet the opportunity.
When you have ltalan s-enta, I ~ you In·
halt a dlla1rninatlon for good food. I have ~
ldt.e and cl!dka, but my wife uys rm u.y to
pleale. A.ctually. I do meet cl the cooking.
My food...._ .. dtvene, end I low to umple
the local food wharwcr I travel. Acton make good
ambartedon. W. get to know the people, work
wtth them, ... how they live and work and how
they .... rm partk:ulmfy fond cl Maican food
became rm • &oY... cl nee, apedaly when good
Mmdcan ti.enl .. ..wet owr tt. I low good frt-
)ola, made by IOeldng the bani owrnight and
llmrMr:iig them In a huge pot. They .. bat
made • day ln advanc. and alow.t to remain tn
the cuula, • c:t.y pot thar't been f'nd and tr...ted.
They My the bcane take on the aMncc cl the
onkJn9 and the aalt pork.
Muicans UN a lot of peppers, but you1 seldom
ftnd pepper In Spain. The food there II qutte bland
In comparilon to Mexican food. So It much of the
Italian faN In comparbon to American-Italian
food. Americans Introduced red pepperoni over tn. top of speghettt; you never wil find that tn
u.ten, rm a ltmple guy. My frtcnde .. not In
show bultnaa. I Ilk. to watch the boob rut. and
run down to my boat Of play a llttle golf. My phb-
ophy It that I cMMrw my comfarta t.cau.. rve
worked hard to ~ ttwm. I own a 14-room
houM, but you can put your feet on tha cdf•
blbl..
My klea cl a good tcene II a bautlful suns.t,
the ocean, a work cl mt, holdlng hands wtth my
lovely Wife, rudlng a good book, browltng In an-
~ shopt Of looking at a ptece cl rock.
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. 55¢
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~ 55¢ worth of coupons
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You giet ~off on \e1veeta• Cheeae Spread from
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off on Prtngle' .. R>tato Chipl and lOt off on Armour
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Ernie like• to Nrve hll Liven and Wine Sauce
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Sad onion In od und light brown. Add lwn;
cook unut '8hi In color. Wuh, pat dry mUlhrooms
on peper towelt, lb. Add mushrooms and ~
pen to pan. Add tomato sauce, wtne and 90y
sauce. Sealon to taste, lldd oregano, ttmmer
obout y, hour OYcr &ow hut, .antng occallonally.
Spoon 6'1.-hot c:ookfd nee. ~rva 6
Afterthought: Dddoua, fut and lncxpenstv• to
MrVC for main dlth or Sunday bninch. S.Ve wtth
1aambled CllP. hot buttcNd English muffins and
u.ed gJeal salad.
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BLUE RIBBON
RECIPES
Gontl11ud
Spring Potpourri Fru"1 Jam ts a cinch to
make with either fruh raapberrlu <K
1trawberrlu.
SPRING POTPOURRI 'AM
2 quatta,.......or•b•wbentN
1 qt.OMMd .......
·~ oupe euger ~ IMtpoon ground olnnaMon
2 tebllep a Di'8 lemofl Juloe
1 tMepoon uocwble .... powc1er•
2 plcp. (114 oa . .-powdered peotlft
1 oupwatw
1. In a medium saucepan, combine rupb.ma,
btucben'la, sugar. cinnamon, &emon Juice and
a.corbk: add powder. Allow mlXtuN to Rand for
20mlnuta. •·
I. Brtng rupbmy mbdur• to a boa long enough
lo ~ the IU98'· The rupbcrry mbllUr• wtD
become transparent when the wgar II dlllolwd.
S. In a small saucepen, combine pect1n and
water; brtng tha'lnlxture to a boG for 1 minute,
stln1ng oonstantly.
'· Pour hot pedtn Into raspblny mtxtw.. ltk'r1n;
conuntly for 2 mlnuta. ladle quickly Into clan
freezer )an or cont.tnen. • •
5. Let stand at room tmnperatun about an hour
or untt fruit hu Mt. (Maly tab up to 24 houri.)
6. Jam wlll keep well for ·• few weeks In the
rcfrfacrator; fr..-r )amt wlll keep for long-term
storage In the &ee.r. Maka 5 (8-oa.) }ors
"Commcrdally known .. fn< Frah.
• "Containen should haw ttght·fttttng lldt and be
no larger than l pint. Wuh, ecald and dratn con-
tainers and lldt or UM automatk: dllhw•her With
very hot rtnM water.
fAMll.Y WUJtLY, ..... tt. ttn' • 1t
to It.and for 20 mtnuta.
I . C>ccallonally • ltnlwbcrria IO pectin wlll
thoroughly dillolw. Add com fYNP, wine and
mix well. s. Gradually add tugar and ltlr bNlcJy. When
aigar II thoroughly dillolved and liquid II thor·
oughly dlllolved, ldr In lemon Juke.
'· t..d)e' qWddy Into clean freaa jan or con·
t.alnen .• Cover at onc.c wtth tight lldt. Let stand
at room temperature unttl Mt (may tab up to 24
houri); then store In &.a.r.
I. If )am wtll be med wtth!n 3 weeks, It n\ay be
ttored In the refr9rat«.
Maka about 8 (1/l·pt.J Jort
"Conta!Mn lhould haV9 tight-fitting Ida and be
no larger than 1 pint. Wash, ICald and drain con-~·,,,-,-.,~4~
lalncn and lid8 Of UM automatk: dlshwuh« wlth
very hot rtnM wets. · Contlnwd on Jl"le 22
''There are times in a day whe.n
coffee tastes especially ·
good. And. MJB tastes
good when it should .
... Ahhh.''
We pQUred 100 years of ~ence Into making MJB taste good. Taste H.
BLUE
RIBBON .
RECIPES
Corulnued
RASPBERRY ALMOND TORTE 1 _,....__ .. mondl
Cont.otloMr9'1Upf
l. Pr.heat oven to 350°F. Greuc and flour two
9-lnch layer pant.
I. In i.ge mbc.cr bowl, combine cake mix. pud·
ding rntx, esp, water, oil and almond extract.
S. Ba.nd; then but llt IMdlwn tpeed ol electrtc
mlMr for 2 mlnuta. Stir In chopped elmonds.
t.. Pow batter Into P'~ pans. Bake 30 to 35
m!nw.t or until cab tater lnlcrt«I In eeni.
comes out ct.an and cake beQtlll to ~ away
from Ilda of pan. Do not undcrt>eke.
I. Cool In pant 15 mlnuta. Rcmow from pane
and ftnlsh ooollng on rtdc.I .
6. Spilt ach layer hortzont.aDy with Mnated
knife, making 4 i.ver..
7. For uch tort., 1pread ¥1 cup of the preMrYa
on top ol one layer and top with MCOnd layer.
Sprad eecond !eyer with 'ii cup of the ,.._
Mr\W. SpinJde with allvcred almonds. Shake on
generous coat of confectioners' auger.
I. For our picture, we C\lt out a 3-tnch drdc
from center ol top layers before aaembllng
torta. One ol the layers may be frozen and UNd
at another drM. Mabl 2 tort.ea
SOUR CREAM PUDDING CAKE
1 pllg.(11~ .... , .............
1 pq.(I~ .._,.._....orotlooolaM nut
in.tut,., ....... and .. """" ....
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~ .. -OfMm ~ .. ol
ConfectiolNln'tug.11
1. Pr.hat own to 350°F. Graac and flour a
l~lnch flut..s tube pan.
I . Combine al ~nts In i.gc mixer bowl.
Blend; then beat at medJum ipMd ol clectric
mi.. for 4 mlnuta.
' I . Pour bettc Into pcpared pan. Bake for ~ to
60 mtnut. or until calw tater lnNrtad In center
COIMI out dean and cake begtna to pul away
from Ilda of pan. Do not underbalce.
4. Cool In pen for 15 mlnut.. Remove from pan
and ftnlth c:ooll.ng on rack. &ft with confec:don·
m' tugar If detnd. Mak.al largc ca.k•
SWEET CHOCOLATE GLAZE
, ....,. ..... ohooola ..
t ... IPDDftbuttaror .......... ..._..,.
t talllHp Hft water
~ .. ....,..... oonfectlonen'..,
De9'1Mlt ,....,,. ...... xtrect
l. Md ~ and butt«r In water In small
uuccpen owr low heat
I . Combtne Magar and ult In bowl. Gndually ldr
In chocolate mlxtW'e; blend wd. Add vanlJla.
I . If ~ II too thick for cuy lpruding and
"Nnning, .. edd a lltu. hot wat«r.
Moka obotlt •,; cup glo.
MINT CHIPPERS
mix w.t. Blend In green food c:o&ortng to dalred
ehade.
S. Stir In om, chocolet. pee., coconut, ,,,.
and mtnt extract.
4. Drop bv fOUnded . ttatpooofull onto llQhtty
~cookie dMet. ~ In preheated 3750F.
OYCn 10 to 12 mlnuta; cool.
Maka about 4 do.n c:oo.tw.
Bill Y BOYS APPL£ PIE
en..:
1~ ........................
1 t111pa•Ml1
~oup .......... .......
... cup ..... •olcMMl*M•oea. unooolred
7orl talllnpaa:naoold....,
FWllls
'i6oupeupr
Vt cupUftllftadal,.,Dllflow
1 tt11p a:"'...-clMolllw ~ WllPDDlttNUftd ........
'Ai t111pa•M11
4 ..... lllldoooldng .................. .................... -..> ,, ... -~ ......... ...... , .... ,a: ........ ....
1 bllll 11111n.....,or_..._
1. For cnllt, combine flour and ult; cut n\lxturc
Into lhonenlng until It rwmb&ee c:oane aumbl.
~ In oeta. SpmJde w-. bv tlblell'OO"fula
owr mixture, mixing ~ until dry tngrec!M11t1
.. ~.Form Into bell.
I . Roi out half ol ~ on lfddly floured tw·
faa to form 13-lnch Ode. At lootsly Into 9-lnch
pll plate; b1m.
S. For fang, combtnc ..,..., flour. cnwnon,
mcneg .nd ..at. Ananga one-tt.d of appAc *-ewe bottom ol pll c:Nlt; iptnJdc with on.
fourth o1..., mbd\n,..,.... end cheria .
.. Sptnlda wtth lemon )uklc; dot with butblr. Roi
out aecond-haf ol ~ to form 12-lnch Ode;
cut • for a.m to IKllP'· Piece over ftlllng;
trtm. 1\am .... unct.; flllt..
I . Blika In .,....... hot own, 450°F ., 35 to
40 ~or untl golden brown.
Maka 9-lnclt 1*
•
eom. to the fair with
j.IOC8 bat "Pudding
Cah .. : RQIPherry Al-
mond Ton., Sow Cream
Pudding Cab, Old Foah-
loned PltdochJo Cab Roll.
CRUNCHY CORN DOGS
1oup,_ .... 1-..a
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21 ... , ....... .....
Vt 1HlfaDRMll
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1. Combtne penc.aM mix, milk, com mal, dUll
powds, Nit and pepper; mix wd betts II fMty
lm<>Oth.
I . m.t wooda'I IMwen tnto franldwtas. Dip
Into bett.; chm.
S. Fry WI dNp hot di (375°F.), 1 or 2 minutia or
untl gold.ft ti.own; dratn on ab1Cdm1t piipe.
S.W with mumrd. MoU. 12 .aoing1
Co11tlnul!d on ~ 2s
..4 Serve Hiiis Bros. chocolate-
• •
~,. flavored luropnn Style CoflHS
on Ice. When it's your tum to serve, why not serve these
delicious summer drinks?
Banana Coffee Shake. In blender: 3 tbsps. Hlls Bros.
European Style Coffee (any flavor), \
1 cup milk, 1 banana (cut up),
Y2 tsp. vanilla, 3 or 4 large
ice cubes. Mix on high
speed till smooth. Serve
with whipped cream.
Makes 2 servings.
Mocha Cooler. In blend·
er: 4 tbsps. Hills Bros.
European Style Coffee
(any flavor), 1 'h cups milk,
2 oz. chocolate-flavored
liqueur. Blend till smooth
and frothy. Pour over ice
Makes 2 servings.
2 Send for this lightweight, ·
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bag. Onty $6.50 each with
proOf of purchase. These beautiful
lightweight bags are waterproof and washable.
And they re yours for only $6.50 each, plus
the serial number from the bottom of
any can of Hills Bros.
European Style Coffee.
(Tennis racket not
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Use the form
bek>w to order.
BLUE RIBBON
RECIPES.
Contlluuid
Thc/avorlte/favonof peachnand~
combine In this recipe for Peach Melba Jam
PEACH MELBA ~AM
2 ... medlunMtpe Pl•ohel 2~,.......
t.GtoupleMOft)uloe
1~.....,
~ of .............. pectin
1. PM.I and *-pache9. Crueh wllh potato
maaha. Ma-... 3c:upa.
2. Wash and crush ....,....... Combine &ulta
and stir In lemon )Uk:e. Add.., and mt& wel. s. Place In 3-qt .... d:pln. Place (11191 hlgt\ hut
and bring to • ,_. rolling boll. Bod hard for 1 min-
ute, stirring CONtantly.
t . R.movc from hW: 6 In lquld padln. Skim
foam &cm top. Stir and lklrD few S mlnuta.
5. ladle qutddy Into •llaacl )Ira,. ~ to
wtthln " Inch cl top. ~ top Md threads of jart
with dwl damp doth. s..i ac:corclng to manu-
faaur.'1 cllec::tkwll. ~ 10 anu.. In bod-
lng-wate bmh, timing wfMlft wat.r ~to boil.
· Maka fJ.h plnta
0 w.h. IClld -die )In md .. °' '* "*>-matlc dishwasher with very hot rlr.... wata'.
lllSSISSIPPI MUD CAKE•
MM '!t WllKLV, ._ tt, tm • •
one at a tirM, beating wd after ach addition.
I.. Add coconut. 1UQ111'. flow. oocoe, vanilla and
welnutl. Stir wtth lergc apoon until w.D m!Md.
Thia •• heavy i.u •. Don't beat. s. Speed blltts In WUMd 9 Jl 13 Jl 2·1nch pan.
Bake In peel .aid 3600f. own for45 mJnuta.
... A.a IOOf\ .. cake " taken from OYCn, asnad mmshmalow aWne OY«r hot cake Let cool 20
"*"'*'· I. Munwhlle, rn.M &a.ting: ln large bowt, mlx
togdwlll &o.dng ~ ~ ~.
Blend at low speed of eledJ1c ml:xcr; gradually In-
a... spad and ~ together until smooth.
Stir In half of walnuts.
6. With large spoon, spread fr<»ttng on top of
c:ake1 swtri through mmWnaBow a\me Sprin·
Ide top with mnalnlng walnuts .
Maw one 9 x 13 x 2-tnch cob
011r&d.W.
"Many-Way
Wonder"
Gown .,,,.
Ewrr wnldt .., rou ww It
•.• 11111 pn spelb GLAMOUR! ltttial you ollY ~rm In doZtM of wlys. Knot It at front ... lft 1 form-flttinc
ltrlPfm, Tit it lllout trlt ned ... It's • clrtmatic halter.
Crisutou tbt Utt Ind """ • tM ..,..ttl stra ... it't • ~eclln .,..,.,., 111& llcktM
spilt of tllbn 100" polyester bows no llmltl
wflM it coma to 1111.we.
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S1UI
Bt;UE RIBBON
RECIPES
Collllltw4
j
I .......,.. _____ ... !
R~ btcod In a roll form -jrut the thing
f ~ J.IOU breod bake"' to by.
RIBBON RYE ROI.LS
~ oup-wattlr(101•to111•F.) 1..-........ *',.... '~ .,.._ ... (1Ql•to1t1•,., , ...... , .. .....
t b&lllJDDUlft ,. .........
218'fllfillM ...........
I to 1¥. _,. unelftld al purpoee flour
l~a.-....... ,,. .... ................ , ..................
ltlHPDDtl8_...t1JMed
t te11pa1nutt..........,00tnetr .....
1. Meastn \alarm water Into large, warm
bowl. SprtnJde tn ye.at; • until dlleolved.
Add werm roi1k, .agm, 1 ~ salt,
mo&wa met 2 tab&e1poo111 nwgiuine.
I. Add 2 cups alJ-purpme flour. Beat wtth
rotmy b9atAlr or wire whilk until lmOOth
(about l mffluw) . Add 1 cup rye flour. Beat
vtgorot.tlly with a wooden lpOOrl untG
llnooth, ebc)Cd 150 etroa.. a. S& In mnalnlng rye flour and enough
eddltloNI ell·P\olll)C* flour to ~ • IOft
~. .
'· Tum out onto llghtly fJouNd bosd and kneed until tmOOth and elMac. about 8 to
10 minutes. Cowr "4th~ wrap, then a
towel. lAt ... 20 rnlnut.es.
I. DMde douah Into 4 equ.l portsons. Rol1
uch portion Into a 6 JC14-lnch rec:tangte on
• lightly floured board. 8ruth with mded
nwprtne.
6. C..... dough at 2·tnch lntervala with
blunt edge of knife,~ et 6-lnch q., Fold dough beck and forth on crea.
llnee, ~ feshion. Cut folded dough
Into 1-w:h .,-... Pbace cut .. down In
.,...S muffin c:usi-. Bruit\ roDa wtth oU.
Cowt'J'MI SooMJy With plaltlc wrap. IWIV-
... 2 to24 houri •.
7. WMn Nady to beka, NmOV• from refrtg-
tnd:ot. Uncol* dough c:aNfuJly. lAt ltand,
uncowr.t, 10mlnut•atroomtempendur'e.
I . PNheat oven to 375°F. 8Mh roll with
b.llbln .ii white and llllCfnlde wtth c:arawav
.-d end 1 MMpOCln alt. w. .. 3750f.
20 to 2.5 mtnut. or wd done. Mam 2 cbm ro111
CoiJdllNd on~ 19
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bates, ac:nipe ... ot bowl, beat .... just
until bl.nded.
5. Spoon blitw I'*> prspend mufftn pena,
filing ~ ful. Bike 20 to 25 m1nw. until
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puffs from pent with iplltule.
6. Mill .., and dnMtnOn In trnal bowl.
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ycMt mbttuN and beat untl! smooth, *'" 2 mtnuta on medium lpeed ot eledltc
mixer.
I . Add potmoa, 10Ur aam, onion, ts· noon .nd llll'k powder. Beat untll lmOOCh.
about 1 minute on medium ..,..cl. s. Sttr In~ whoa. wt..& ftow to maM
a mc>cMrlltcly di cio191. Tum out onto
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until ernooth, 5 to 8 mlnUtllt.
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THEWORLo·s
GREATEST STUNTMAN
For Hal Needham, leaping from the tops of buildings and
engulfing himself In ftames are part of a routine day.
ByMaiyLong
Hal Ne~m II a high roller; He'U roll throush a bulldlng window 20 ttoria
above the wound or off a hone going
nearly 50 mlla pa-hour or out of an air·
plane whlJe attached to a parachute that
hat been tJed k9tha at the top. At the
world's best ltUntman, Needham thinks hit
working day hat been euy ti he doan't
break hit back (for the third time) or hit leg
(for the 43fd) .
Needham lt the only stuntman good
mough to woric every day. He's teen con-
ttandy on TV (Cllorllelt Angela, TM Six
Mlllfon Dollar Mon. Saretto, Ma11n1JC) and
In ftlma (Lucfcv Lodv. GoMe and Lombard.
Gotor. Hfcke/odeonJ and makea a six·
figure Income for hit effcru.
Moel stuntmen only have two or three
areu of spcdallratton. Needham II an a ·
pat tn a wtde variety of stunt categoc1et:
he's considered the belt at Western ttunb
(hone faltt, stunt rlda, taddJe falls, stage·
coach and wagon wreck~. flat flght1, high
fatlt, fire stunts (he'• one of the few who
wttt work fully engulfed In flames) and
aerial stunts. He al8o c.an do anything with
• car, truck, motorcycle or boat.
For ex.ample, he recendy )Umped •
truck aaott a 112-foot dramag. ditch with
only a Mat belt and a hamas for P\'C)tec·
tton. The truck landed 120 feet from the
launch point and reached a height of 23
feet. Needham broke hit back, and the
truck was totally datroyed, but 25 of hit
fellow stuntmen turned out to _. If he
could make the jUmp.
He recently Nt a boat·)Umplng record at
tM &11nt a boat 138 feet through the air In
the mlddle of a Gecxgta &wamp while mak·
Ing a Burt Reynolds film . Soon afterwards,
he enjoyed )Umping out of an airplane to
knock a guy off a horse. The plane aoared
down, and Needham launched himself at
a honeman who was clocked dotng more
than 35 m.p.h.
Needham Ilka to add what he calls a
"httle pertonai Ingenuity" to those tried·
and·tnM ltUnts you see on the ICl'een. Al·
mOlt eveiy Western film ever mac:t. In·
duda the ttunt where the Indian or out·
law )Ump1 from hll horM to t/wt stagecoach
and then lcap1 onto the lead hones. "I find
that eaay and kinda boring," says Need·
ham . So. he prefers to jump onto the
bad<a of the IMt patr of a team of eight
horses and leap from one pair lo the next
until he reaches the two lead hones.
"ll'a the flttle added bonus of realism that
makes the difference between an ade·
quately done stunt and a really convincing
one," he says.
Needham II a countJy boy, and you
can't mlll It. The grcat·grand.9on of a
Black Foot Indian and the IOn of MINow1
tharecroppcn, he tpent much of hit early
life doing "ltunt.a" without hit robzing It.
He grew up around hones and ltvatock
and became a strong and daring Oder. He
left IChool early to earn a IMng and got h1I
first work u a .. treetoppa" (dlmbtng and
cutting trea for lumbermen). When he
jotned the Army a few yeara later, they
made him a parachute tater.
After the lmllca, he returned to "tree·
topping" but .took a day off to .try hla luck
when he heard Warncr Bros. needed
parachuttltl and wing jumpcra for The
Spirit of St. Loui.. Needham found his
niche diving out of planes for that mm. but
the real kickoff for hit career caJM when a
dlrtctor ll)Otted the ruggedly handtome
kid on the movie Mt and mad• him a
.. double" for actor Rkhard Boone In the
old TV show Houe Gun, Will Troucl.
WhM maka a man rtsk ltfe and tlmb day
after day? Nc.dham aays he doa ltUnt.a
pr1mari)y because he II a natural athlete
and they come easdy to hi.ft.
He allO la one of Hollywood's favorite
c:haracten. When he recently ccJebratcd
hit 40th birthday -and hit 20th year In
the butlnat -everyone from John
Wayne to Gregory Peck turned up for the
p.-ty. Needham attended the gala In hll
customized pickup b'uck, dretMd head to
toe In denim, an outfJt known In Holly-
wood• "Needham'• Tuudo.~ He !Iva In
a b4Q Hollywood Hlllt mansion with tu.
roommate, actor Burt Raynolds.
NMd.ham works out every day and fol-
lowt a rtgoroua exerc:IM regimen. He Mys
he probably could conHnue hit carC« for
another decade or more with no p-oblem.
But he won't. "fve goC four -maybe ftve
-yean 1eft to be the very bat stuntman
In the butlnae," he aays. "So four ,_
or ftvc ~lull r,,. got to 90... 11111
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Aobef1 Shi.Ida and Lorene Yarnell, th•
performing couple whoH creative mime
lmpraHlona haw atlrNd MW Interest In the
-1. are~ their wide range of comedic
and mualcal talenta on their MW half-hoor
~ Mrlea on CBS, Monday9 at
8:30PM . The aerlea preeema the ooupl9 In aolo
and tandem performancH a1 alngera,
dancerl and comedian•.
Shlelda and Yarnell appeared 1'9QUlarly on
the Mac Davia Show and the Sonny & Cher
Show• welt u neerty 50 other variety and talk
ahowt. Lorene la th• daughter of a Loa
Angetea police ct.tec11ve, and began perform-
ing at the age of four. At 15 ahe j<HMd the Lo.
Angelea Civic Light Opera Where •h•
perlormed In v.rloua produotlon1 Oll9t' th•
next thrM yeara. She waa alto a regular
dancet on Shindig and The Carol Burnett
Show.
Robert Shleld9 aaya h• wa "botn to mime,"
becal* he didn't epeak a word unUI he waa
almolt five yeara old. H• made hie mime
"snmlere" In front of the Hollywood Wax
Mua.um. doing hit motlon1 .... unbllnklng
lmp,...lona of th• flgurn within. After
performing with a roctc band aa a teeneger and
wot1dng In a clrcue. Shlelda became one of
San Franclaco'1 best-known tourt1t
attractlona-performlng mime regularly In
Union Square.
Debbie Allen. Ellen Foley and Mimi Kennedy
are beck In the min~. 3 Glrta 3, on NBC,
w.dneedey9 at 9PM The multMatented trio
are equally akllled at lllnglng, dancing and
doing comedy. The format of the aerlea alloM
the glrta to mow beck and forth between
actual on-1tagl variety performancn and
beckltage vlgnett• about three unknowne
who haV9 been given starring rol" In a
network variety Mrtea.
Debbie Allen, a nat!Ye of Houlton, 'lU., WU
a danc« In "Purtle," and WU fMtured In the
role of BenHtha In "Ral1ln," both on
Btoadwey. A gradu.te of Howard Unlver9!ty In
v..tllngton, D.C., Iha hae aleo made NWeral
TV commerclala and taught at w.ttlngton'a
Duke Ellington School l>f Pwformlno Arte.
Ellen Foley began her profeealonal career In
"The Borlcttt R9view" In N9W YOl1(1 CatUlll
hotal reeorta. A nativ. of St Loul9, MO., aha
performed In the natiof'al tour of "The
Nlrtlonal LlmPC>t~how," and In the Oft-
Bro.dw.y pf8yt YThe Com~ny Stow" and
"~M-.~ ...
Mimi Kennedy, from Aocheatef, Nft Yorit, '
alMyl M .nted to be an llCtl'MI. She played
Jen In 8'oadwlly'a long-running 1'9uatcal hit
"GrMN," and the rotea of Sybll and Mlllle In
"Alt OYtr Town," ai.o on Btoadwly. •
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disc that pro.1d11 1 tolution to many
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his empio'feri 11el1tt lht l1n1nc11I
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l:lO • CCl "T1•allli"" (dr1) 'M-N111ey kwtft, )oh11 Fm«.
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hM'' Concl. (dre) '62-Rock
Hudscm, Sufi llltS. Gen• Rowllnds
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8:00 e (Clll Cil) CJ) Tflt h•ily
lttlnl (R) The llav Hoivik Is
undecided 1boul wll•I action lo lake
when • 41nc of hooded vl11l1nltS
1nvadu h11 town.
BO CI><mD .... lbd S-. "l'nsonen of War" (II) A
captured J1pannt 111 ace (Clydt
Kusatsu) rs adopted by the 81.U
Sheep as one of thtit own when they
learn he can help them win 1 h1&h·
slakes table tenn11 tournament
1c11nst 1 v1Mt1nc Seabee outfit e Mtwlt: (2hr) "Two 111 A GililloClllt" (ltoi) '65-0un Jones.
Connie Stevens
Cl) hie: CCl (Zt11) "Lua Aa• ,,.,,,.... (dra) '71-Maleolm
McDowell, Nanette Newman
• (Qll Cl)) o Hem D•r• "Book ol RICO!ds" (R) The cane 11
Amold's Onve In becomes involved
1n hy1n1 to make the wo!ld's book of
rW>tlb. but when tll•Y f11I. FonL1e's
"loser" cousin btcomts 11\tl! only
1em.1nln1 hope • .... a::> (Ztlr) "Ollly OM Day Left ..... ,...,,..,.. (dfl) '71-
Ptte Deuel. Chnlon Gnyn CD Liit tf Ille ww.I
Cl) All T1llt ~ Michael det1dt1
today 1s his day for cour11e, Andrea
balks 11 lht ldta ol 1 wom1n l1klna
care of birth control; end lmda aets
her llrit k1u . .....
S "°"It: a::> (2111) "Tflt
IMdlMctl ff ll«rt D1111t" (drt)
'!17-Anthony Quinn.
1113 J111111 Mldlew1 WorW "ls11et
A Search for Faltll" First in 1 ser1u of
p1oer1ms 1n wllich novetlfl limes
Michener t1kes vlewtri 011 e cu1ded
tour ot parts of the wond 111 knows
well and has w11tten 1bollt. Toni&hl's
PfOlllm IS I histOIY ol 111111 mosi..•EAa'*" • Seulll Illy lhrtllwltt
-8:30-• <• CI>> a La""'' ,_. Slllrlty "Guilty Unhl Proven Not
Innocent" (II) Laverne 1s urtsted
•nd thrown 1n the slimmer wllen lhe
11 accused of shophfffna 11 an
ucluslve 'SIOfe. eei..wb ..,,tflY ......
• Cllilett T~ eWMM ,.,_
9:00
9 (<IJ) CJ)) (I) M•A.,•N (II) A
my&lenous series of hapPtn111p in the 4077111 compound-not to bf
eapla1ned by the fnday the 13th
d1te-1ttm1 to conf11m the KOfean
belitf In Shlmandlll (that£'" 1nhabtl Itta, llouaes ind peo e). a o C1J cm a Nie. "S.11 Who?" (II) M11ed1t11 Baittt
Bwney auesu as• pola womtt1-.l!o
jOlns Pewer and Set Crcwtlty in •
hunt IOI' the piythop1lh who ~llltd
Clowley's 11rilrlend-also • police
woman • <• CJJ> a Rldl Mii. ,_ Malt-.... I Concl (R) (2hr) Tiit
hm of the Jclf'd1che brothtri cross
for the final time Wlltn lludy's politl·
cal cereer 11 shattered and ht
11tempts to salvare hii eru111bll11t
marriace by 11kin1 Juhe to Europe
for Tom'1 weddln1 lo a new Ion ind
1 reunion with his son Unfor
tun1t1IJ, no one is ••lft ol Ille 1mval of Tom's arch e111111y,
hlconttti.
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IDllmGriHillllllw
• ... " ..... CMNy,... m~·n l!D .....,,.. Tlltttr•
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D ccm CD> Cl) 0.. 0., •I A
Tille (R) Alla's d1u ppo1111m1111 °'"
wlly slit •H ""''!)' rmn '" unl)Of !ant aU11nme11t IS I0110Htn wllen
lht p1011ct lu1ns 11110 a sptml
enn1111
Cl> ~s.M m n.. ... .,. Eni1t ~
10:00
D (C\1J CJ)) Cl) i.tll (R) Kotak
ltO(b 11a1nst t11nt lo locate lhe
c11m1n1Js IWflo 111.e kidnapped his
n1eu to IOfce the 11l1ase of 1111e ol lllelf rans
D 0 Cl) crt 1111..t ff '*-
Slt!J "Eamon ll111Ulla Royce" (R)
Jacktt Coope1 111ri u 1 dtltcl"'e
with • solid reputation who must
choose bttwHn his reJul1r 1ob on
lht I01ce and a lucrative off houri
insurance 1nvn1t1ahon tob {))..,w ......
(21) Mimis ... ., tf.D.
fJl) lM Wthter: ._ bnilla "'
dltT ... 1!D Id tllt T.,
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11:00
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• LIU. c-tillll e Madlell/l*tr ..,_.
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• CIJ1J CD) ()) CIS Lite M1.i.
8@())tm •JilllllJ car..
• LM Alitriaa $t7t1 (I) lletlt: CJ:) "ludlt 11 Slltr·
weed f1rtst" (adv) '46 Cornet
Wiidt Atuta loutSt
• (Ill Cl)) ..... ef lllt
.... '1hc Stooltt -~ •Sil.Me s n. 101a..
• ea,tilll4 UC Eftlllea ....
12:00 .T._..Z.
• flllwlt: "n,tlt Shcef'' (SCI ft)
'51 Mth l CoN1d, P1I Ganison • w.w If s.ntwll m llltN: "TIM Ealll" (adv) u..:
Oouatas fanblnk.s Jr . Mina Montei
-12:30-
• All·lll(llt Sii•: "111~111 c. .. t," CJ:) "Spyl11h,"
CJ:) "SlrMll Call If Df. b " m Mftlt: "I Waa A Male W1r
ltldt" (com) '49-Cary G11n1
1:00 D 8 {)) (Ill Temorrow
2:00
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(COlllJ"'41-Gltnn fOfd • a...J .. :eel "DHU Ultl•
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day'• ......
DATI11K llOVID
t:30 • CC) "C1ll Mt lttda•" (mus) '53-Ethel Merman.
Oontld It COMOI
lt.00 a eel "IMll Ill t. lllwW'
(susp) '!'14-Ray M1ll1nd, Gtace
Kelly. Robbef1 Cu111m1n11, >oil~
Wtlhams
11:00 G eel "•tver St11I br· tllillc SNtl" (dfl) '59-Jim ta
Caaney. Sllr!ley Jones, Roaer
Smtih
12:00 m ....... 1111 City" (mys)
'32-Wilter Huston. Jt1n
Harlow
1:00 • "Tiie Biid Castle" (hor) '53-Bons Karloll a CC) "TIM lrttllfft O'T ......
(adv) '72-John Aslin, H1ns
Conrttd, Pat Carroll
2:00 D CC) "Cdln" (d11) '74-
(dWard Woodw1rd, Cuc Porter
3:00 Cllll CC) "Merry Alldr .. "
(tom) '58-0anny K1yt. Pier
Anctl1, Blcalon1, Robert Coote. Noel Purcell
3:l0 • CC) "Htltl" (com) 65
Tiie Butlu, Eleanor Bron
iviNIAQ
8:00
• Cl) c.m ((ll> Cl)) .....
DDOO<ID Diews
'TV WEEK, JUHf 11, 1177
•<BClll .... •Stir T"*
Cl) c.er "" -~ • hlttldct ,...., ••S.tt111-.. ·a.ic~ !II ..... contd trorn 5 JOPM
0.knnd A's n Mtlwauhe Brewers
• o.dric c.,..,
ID DrllNtlc Serill
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• CIS 6:l0 MOVIE * Sn Witt.A Cold 11tM 8 flllwlt: CC) (IO)"Tile S,, W'~ A Cold ,..... (ldY) '66:. LIOnel
Jellnes. l1111tnce HllVty, Enc Sykes ~~~"':!, (IJ1J CDl 1117 Thrtt s-m z... (IB Clll...._.
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DCMalltrltlN
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• IHtlR& Illa ...,, 11"1
l11r1e11e1 H~ton JKObs "°9ts and
11111alts t11is proaram desttntd to
combat tun111 1lcohohsm
Orp111zed by members ol 1 llt11th
club at sevtr1I Loa A111ei.t h•lfl
Klloob. PfoSJllll llStl I COl!Uft Stylt
Mlt1n1 for lht IOfllS, del!IOMl11hons
and comtdy sietchts wnlttn and
periolmtd by studtnts CI> Slll,IOO ~ e 1'e JIW't WW 111 MW WlfW If..._. ... ~
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Wbfn MIChNI Uf)tlltPCtl lllt ~1111
of lllS flnt 1r11l rom1nce.11t tur11s to
b11 blolller J J lot 1dv1te. but 11111111
J J turns on hts tllarm, lllt happy
p111 btcomes a ~tthn1 l111n111
e a Cl> cm • ut. ·~n... If Gttm, Mtftll "lht r1111
hvt" (R) Alter Ad1ms and 1111 s.dt
kick Mad IKk un 1 111111 (&uni 11111
Berry) lrom d1own1n1. lhty 111
m~lf1ed by his odd btll1v101 end hit
dtltmMNllOft to 11trlt'f1 • !oil bat
• 11Me: CC> CZlw) uu, II At• (111~1) '44-Denny Koe. 01011
Slloft
(I) llttlt: (lttr) "Otrl Vlctery"
(du) '3'-Bttlt Dav11 Gtor11 Stent • ca Cl>> o-, • ..,,.
(R) Gciatr art Roy O.n. Ruth e-w
Mid Donn, Osmolld
..... : CC) (Zllf) UA LMtJ .,,
" Die" (~) '68-Kirk DcMi11u. eWM ... tfWMll
• M TW ~ Gltn, MtcllMI
and llllWll 1111b U.. 1110.1 ot •llt
tm•&tllCt tftd Ot Qu111ey holds 1
tlltfepy MSSiOfl 111 Btrt's k1tdle11
S ""' "Acros:s flit S1le11ct
Baffler" All t1olor1tlon ol tilt WOl'fd ol dt1fnns
• c:».Jh "'" ...... • ...,. City Lllllb
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Mil ., 0.-. Jr. SMw
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Jut11 Cllrt1tl•. Rtnt Aubtt)Ollolt A
plllblet end • 1111dJm Ol"ll 1 bfollltl
end 11m1n1 houst 111 • lronlltr
111111111& lllWll Wlltln llltlr bu11nw
p101pm some Itta• bv11neu
lllttlUU etttmpl lo lllO¥t tn tlld
t•h °"' • D (I) ID e Ulrll J CM!
Rtt11t1, H I ba,,. tuslOllltt wflo ltll
robbed bJ lllt ltlltrs, 111d T OllJ ~rtlt, U 1'1 llM~ TV llMd
~ntr. trt lflt specut 11/W to1111M • ca <I>> o llf'llttl ""°' on Our Block" (R) 8a1ttt1 fam
pmo"'I dept wllttl lie Nb out lo
tlpoM tM locll "iodf•thr'' ., •
tloM ·Ult ltahln .. ipbortlood Klty
Jllfado tnd Ross Mfrtl11 rllttt .... w. ..
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• ""' ,.....__ DMct la Aatrlu "Tr•llblutn of Moder• Oe11et" D -... lllldlNt!"1 lhl14
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114tttlll "Welcome to P1rad111'
Jtc~ Cefttr 1ut111 u en 1kollol1t
pllotoer•r>htt wllo mysler1011Jly dii
•PPtlll tfttt llt Pit.MS Kinpton 1
hp Oii I bltckm11I plot 111lQlv1nc
IOftlt -~Cl Mltric.an tofPQlthOM ..... Cl> I LM I.Icy • <• ())) Q Clltrtle'• .... • Nlchl o4 the Slrellj1t1" (R) lllt
sl1y1111 o4 I ll!Mtl b11a11 tht Mfell
11110 lht world ol 111111 l11l11on to ~
101 • p1ycllohc kill tr. Ro1t111t1r
I 011yth. lhclltrd Muthr111. Alta
Htnltloll end Ott11 S.111010 1uu1
•twMIT.., a "-• ...., •.o. n. lltt .. A c.omp1l1t10n ol
t.11111 1nd pllotoe11ph1 dnm1t111n1 wut MPC>tn1dto 1-e h1opun Jews
dunn1 World W1t II DE .... ._.. .....
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• TMfl&tll z.. • lleN: (1:) "Se "" .. ,Mil"
C10111) '5S Clorle OtHtvu, Tony
C..rt11, Connnt Celvtl, C.nt NtlSOfl .
• llttlt: "A Lttttr t• n'" Wins" (dre) '49-Jtune Cr11n.
Llllde O.tntll, Alln Solhtm, '•ul 0ouc,:" DcMia1u ltffr'Ll""' • : ''Tiit c.w" , ....
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t:JO • ''Tt' la111n1" (mus)
'54-Ptul Stlweri. Rose M1r11
10:00 IB "flit c.,IM City" (di I)
·~-Jolln FOtSYthe
11:00 e CC) "1\t 11111411 I llit
lllrrilet ••r" (rom) ·~2
Thelml Riller Junnt Cr11n
12:00 m ''Tiie Ll4y la W1lli11"
(com) · 42 MM11ne Otelrteh
l:tO • "lMtl111 ltr Trt11Mt"
(dn) '33 S,.nte1 Tracy
a:>~u, ,....,."(ch)
'S9 J1111es C."er
Z:DI e ~ "Outtl ti A Jew"
(dfa) '73-Aml Dayan
J:OO <I.I CC) "T•• Ltvts" (dra)
'61-Shirley M1cl1ine. Jeck
Hmin1
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'66-Adam Wut, Bllrt W11d
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Pt19912
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8 (Cll> CJ)) Cll Tiit ...... (II)
Tiie Walton chtld!tn 1re 1111hlppy
wltt• their l1lhtr insists ht 1111111 sell
lht baby Cl" MallM ht llteft th•
111011tY It bllJ I 11tW IJle for lllS
t111t~. ud the Walton women PoOI
tht11 me11ei sawl11p to try and bur
the 1nlmal b1Ck a u Cll • 111e 011~••· futlrt ..... : a:> ('M) ............
Dtllar li,.Off" (R) (1dw) '7&-
Fttddtt lt1111u, Allu C1rl11td.
8/ooh Mills, JNM1 de V110111 •
Clt11s1tnt 81ll01d. l1nd1 Sc1vus
llopt, Jllllft Sloyan All tlectrlntcs
lt!llUS plots I Pl'tfoll Milt with I
Pnt of fov1 WOIMll
• lllwlr. a:> (Ztw) "Qlicl. I.aft
Cit llerrW' (COlll) • 71 -llrbm
E0.11, C1111t1 llot111. Rly Mill11d
CJ) Miltie: a:> (Jlw) ....... ldN
CIM" (d11) '70-Jun Clbtn
• (9 CJ)) 8 WtkMt l1ek llltttf "Kolttr & Soll" C1bt'1 f1thtr
PIY' • SIKPflSe w~t lo tht dwroom
1nd ca11ses rRlllJ PfObltmt wlltll llt
1lltmpts tot1k1 c11tr11 of thlnp .
Hll'Dkl SIOllt cuests e llltrit: a:> (Z•r) "lt .. y·O"
(com) 'SI-Patty lllcConniQ
lllt ,...., • llFI" T"' .. ,...,.
• ll1tleul Gte~11,itk "P'ol7n1 s1an AdYtnturt' Oocu1111nt1ry
follows 1111 tdwent11111 of the
W1ttrNll f11111ly of l'OllCetOll, New
ll!WJ, IS UMy lwtd ltr I , .. , llllOll&
Ille 111tlYts Oii Ille Socttty llllnds
• .. ~ Clitt.... lltf1'• world
dows in, Ch11stin• 11111st mall 1n
TV WllK JUHi 19 1t77
llMfltllCY dtdSIOll, l W Nits I
st1rtU111ldtnissioft,1114 Den's uuist
htls •• lc1ber1 ..... .,,..,
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'57-Jeny L .. cs. Dlftd Wrynt. P'tt11
I.om. PllylltS Ki~
• ......,.,.. Tllutrt l'old11k' .. ,.,... .....
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) Wlllt'• ".,,... I R) 11's lone absent f1th1r
r urns home IOI 1 visit with 1
to 111 aomt lunds from
Ma , 111d Rat lnts lo lufA lllt
la on his did by 1t111na up •
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8:00
• (\ll) CJ)) (() lttw1tl Fltt-0
(R) A fotstt btamly m11111rts IM
r"' o 111111 w • t11t '" tactd •l•~t• prepere to t•~• counter
Ktlllfl. lllt lor&lf Is prtPlftlll to
lllCUll In IYtn billtr COUP-I
SZ00.000 lor111Y upon 1 Honolulu
bank end Ille U.S NIYJ.
• (121) CJ)) 8 lar111r lllUltr
With 1 flu epicltmic 1n Ille c11J and
lht sq4lld ~Ill Mtt11111, I UFO IS spotted, and Barney salldl lliS mt11
out to pd u, 111111 who th111u ht s 1
wtfewolf 9 Mtwit: CC> (Zllr) "11"111 '7
.......... (SllSll) 'S9-Clly, Cr111t,
En llllflt S.mt. J1111a Mason .... Clifll .. . Tiit. ti UICllltl6ltJ "ltnlA Ii
tlll Grut U"l1lilnafl All up1or111o11
of tllt old iio'rt1e1I order In llussl1
durltlc:. W11 I . .,..,
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• a Cl> • nc °"""· teecw. ... : CC) (W) ~II Ee~ rart" (-11) 1f-0011u
H¥twood. C.11111 Adaffts A ~ti
1111ned pllr11c11n hchh llosp1t1I
111tllonty Ind city ptt1nmtnt to
t11c1 tht uuu of an app111n1
191dtm1C 111 a 1111nor1tr community. • (IS Cl)) 8 fWI Wiien Whtn
some of the At11hbo11 compl11n
•bout hlvina piobltm kids 1n thei1
midst, mtmbt11 of lht r1s11 11oup
throw an "open houw" partr
• Wllp tf LM A chronic:le ol
mlssioll1ry lfM don• In Ecu1dol ind
lndollftll
10:00
• (Im (I) l1r1a~ JMt1 (II)
8'111aby jlroMs ltlt ~1de11 of I
~Of tfld tlldc• wllo wttt 1nstn1
mtllt.11 In c0111m1lln11 JOllnc wom1n
to a 111111111 tnshll/llOll ......
Cl).._._ • <• CD) 8 TN Strttb tf S.. ,,.... (R} A touch cop, nu1·
1n11tl11tm1nt, btcoma lht t111et of lt SloR1'1 1nvHt111tlon when 11
1ppora ht 1111y hne framed a
wcotlca lnform1nl lo! murder
CD Ullll h'tflt
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... Seard!" .. lat Merica
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(th) 'lO-l0ttlll -· Luca •Ct...wits II) ....._: "T1lt IMa Wiit'' (d11)
'54-Anlhofly Quinn, Ch11les Coburn
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• M-IMOI ._: "Tt IN Vidor,"
"llll*n 111 .. he Mtfpe," "Ti.
Ill llN .. Or1111t1"
• llMle: "llltltpt" (mys) '47-Georc• Rah, June Havoc
1100
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• M-lljpt SMw: "T1lt s.cttt " c..tct LIM.~ "'-lltllt lqlH"
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'57-Ntck Adams. John Derek
FRIDAY
u o • "hrlllftfl 0111,..1"
(mus) '47-Nelsoll Eddy.
10:00 <a "II lilt'9•• Erery Strilll" (com) '49-Rly Milland,
Jien Pttm, Plul Douatas.
11:00 D CC) "T11t t-, T.... A
A,tl" (IDlll) !IS Lina T11rntr •
Jiff Cllandltt 12:11. M#talr 11 TIMWtf" (ldv)
S2 Glenn f0td Rdt Hayworth.
Ale11nd11 Scou1br. To11n
fllltcher
1:00 e CC> "Alt Mai ef IN
J111111t" (tdv) '62-llilph
Hlldson, Rita Khnt a a:> .. , 0114 a 111o .. 1Rt1
TllMs" Cd11) 'SS Jtek Ptltn«,
Shellty W1nte11, lol'I Nelson. ltt
Matv1n
2:00 • CC> M.... t• "" A Marrlaa•" (com) '61-011n
Martin, Eh Wallach, An1t
Jttboll, Sttlt. Stevens
J:oo cm CC> ""-ttt r11tt1111"
(rom) 66 Alec Guinness. Gl111
lollobric141
l:JO • CC> "MtN (com) '65-Pltty Duke, Jim Backus, J1ne
Creer. Wtnen Beth new
lvlliNG
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-6:30-
• IOGAIT CWSIC * "HIP Sierra" 8 llt*: (W) "ltilll Siem" (dr1)
'4 l-H11111pllrey lloprt, Ida Lu111no.
Colnel Wildt, Alan C4irtis, ArthlK
KeMtdy, Joan Lal1t, Henry Huff
CJ) • Crttfltll
(fl lltn Criffll Slllw <<m (I)) .., T1Wle ... mz-(121(()) .....
DTMlli D rw..,1p11r. Htre'a Hew
7:00 ••owea._ •u.na.. CD llrTlnt S-CD Te Ttl 1t1t TMll
GC....tlltlell •TN,_
(<17) Cl)),..., Affllr -~Dr-. •• Gc1ffltll
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8:00
Ill (J?l (J)) CJ1 CIS frl411 .... : a:> (Jk) ...... Wt_,..
(lllut) 'lil -lt1t1ht Wood, R1Ch11d
8eymer, Georae Chaktm, R1t1
Moreno. Ruu llm~n A modern
d11Romeo111d Jullft "OfY Ml 1n the
youth 11n1 altnOSl>htrt ot I 9!!0s
Ntw Yon leo1111d Btmlteln and
Sttplltn Sondllt1m compoud tilt
scoi•. and the 1><m11nt choreofl ephy
11 by Jttome RObbi11s
a a CD 9 a '-•'•• "'' S.. "A M1tte1 ol Sllence" (R) Fred
t1ku ld¥1nt11• of 1 shtht h1111n1
lfllP'llllltPI to 111n sym111thy from
ht• 11t1111tfld Oonna
• ..... (I:) (JIN') "0.., All
Pll••tl" (sci II) '69-htl C11ne.
ltOjllO HoflSO
Cl) -..i.: (ztlr) "Ull ,, .. 1111
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Rtd lklltolll. fl111f Otmttk e (ill Cl)) 0 AIC r!Wly 1tia11t ....._ LW" 1 r.twt: CC> (IO) '1lle "*" (MISP) 71-0a.id 8111n. ltt
W1ll1th. Jtu P1Uf 8tllll01140 A
llOllJ ol 111tn attempt to stul 11C1d
m1htaiv lulldt from fOllftHn NATO
cot11t11n e ..._: a::l (Zllr) "Nan ff tt.
Siy'' (wu) S6 -ltll Ch11dl11,
Oo!ollly Malollt, lee Memn, Wttd
Botld. .............. e M flilt Clltttn M1eh11l's dream
ft'llY bt S'ltilll tloM IG rt1hty, Linda 1, pana and NM. 1nd M1eh1tl and Anlk•• ulebutt ........ erlttY S llMlt: (C) (2111) ''Tiit Lett
.v' (sci fl) '60 Mlch1tl R1nn11. Jiii St John. l>l~id Htdboll ........................ erra..
-1:30-
G OCl)at•n.t ~ ftlel ''flldin1 rr.niy" (R) Rock fOfd'a attempts t.o retum $$00,000
stokn lnM!I aa 01( compeny by 1111
hllt(tt'I ltPtllllnt lath1 ere
cot11plle1t•• by 111t111btl\ of tht
undttwoltd who want to ·~•It
ttle .... •C..-. . '" .....
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D 0 Cl) 0 e Q•IKJ
"Who's Who In Noertand" (R)
Qtlncr 1lltmplt to connect two
dta~ In ltf·lll clrcltt to • dtffly
1tn11. but wl"41s up flaht111c blwtlu
cr1t1e ttd llpt tlld 1rt1d Di"'
MttrHI. Cttol Lynlty, Monte
h•lltnl tlld Plly!Ut NtwNfl rotlt. , ... ,~
D (121 (()) QI UC frl••r
lletlt o..•1ttut111t: IC) (to) "KIMl tf IM .._,. (hot) 11-
lttc Po1t11, An1lli11d Ros Th
~u111t11 ol lea the Ripper ,, d1'
CO'Hlt4 ~ I doctor wllo ts sludy1n1
lllt thH ol t1c1 llon11c1dal
ttfldtfltltj
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10:00 ......
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11:00
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Cll S M T1llt Utttn e 11 .. 1e: a:> "ltl411l11tt lace"
OUlll) '60 Oons D1y, Au H1111son.
Jolln Gavin, My1n1 Loy, Roddy
lllcDow111
CD Mtry 11.na.a. Mery Mlftlllff • n.. ... , ..... ,,
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Gt Dr..tlc Seit.
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W1H11m
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• All·•f1~t Slln: "QH.. of ll~rlt11," "Tiie SllW1t Dar,"
''Seem " t9lt .......... • S..,.11M TltHlrt "Tht Safe
Ho1111" An l1m1t a1tnl utchtt up
with 1 not0tk>us NI.II ac11nti1t, but
compfktho11S 11111 1'11111 the Nan'•
lnnoctnl c1t111httr 11Ttwts on the
tetllt. e -..1e: "VI" z.,.ta" (d11)
'S2-M1rton ll<udo, Allttlo11y Quinn
J11n '""' ' • lbdllll/Ullrtt ..
1100 er ....... G 0 Cl) 9 llW1IOI Sllf(ttl
G<ta Allntu 11 host to (twin 8tsllop .
114 Co111p1"' Jt«y l14 lt•ll,
Jtftn1ftl W1111U, eoo.lf T & tht
MGI, end Little A1d111d enw-.r
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811rton. '"" ,ti.,,.
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• ..... c.telll .... "" m..., mr... DriUa
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John P1yn1 e ((8) (I)) 0 UC Sllort S*Y
"lhe H1unt1d Tralltt" (R) CtllfOtd
IM (hOJt and "'' IPOOkY muslC mt~t<t hlUflt lflt t111lt1 1n tWhlCh a
youn1 Sitl plans to llve wlltlt 1tttnd
inc collea• ... Jat"' , ...
CD WIWllfa Mfflrttl1t a WCT CW...,. C.,
m111wa
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""'"' 111 1 ,isf bttwttn ieiectinc • f1vor for an old C1111novt 11my budlf1 who onee saved flun from the lt~k•du 01 ar•nhn1 th• 1111n's
reQuat and tujldlnc lltry to • d1t1 with IM lolllarlo
D 8 (I) 9 • t .. rrtKJI • Tiit Ullf1uty Hein" (II) Nter tflt Plf"lmedtes 1M Ille hit ol U t(.Ctft • tnc old NII .... II 1111 hOldt Cllclla
-1:30-
• ((lll Cl)) Cl) ... lltwtltrt
S... (R) ~ and his fnends !lost an
orphan cont1n1ent for a wildly
1mprob1ble ump1nc Olll 1dventurt
ete1ep 91111\ ._. CelllMy SM
9:00
• ((ll) (])) (I) All It Ult F1111flr
(R) The Bunl11 llome " mac1d by lire-end tlltft by Atch11 when ht
1h1nu lie etn eoll«I on hts house
hold 111$11flllef e a Cl> aa • 111e so.., llftM: CJ:) (Ur) "DIJ tf l*t
DltpMI" (di•) ·n -Ctor1• t Scott.
TISll Van Oe...1e. Paul Sorv1no. Fntz
Weavtr A research ae11ntm s j)IOjtcl
of ttach1nr 6olph1ns to 19t•~ ''
lf0Pfrdi1td by con191tators •ho pl1n to vse lht tnlmals to plant 1 bomb
on a boat wlltrt Ille Pmrdent 11 1n 1
meetlna e (8 Cl)) ID ltara•1 .. 41 Hlltdl St111ky ind Hutch 19tnd a
f11nt1C Sund1y af1tcll00ft tn pu11111t
ol two robbt11 Wllo doft'I know 111t11
CM ~ontt1n1 a tunt bomb set to
uplode lite< 11111 day m LAaf &ATUll Gm * HU KAW '""151 ..... " .. • ..... u.,..,. ""'--.a. llllditW1 hti
D ~r,ltQ n.tre
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• ((lll (J)) ()) Afict (R) C1le1n
Hecbrt cunts u Allee'& motbe1 1n
I••. ROSI Hyatt, wllo mikes •n unu
peeled tnp from Nt11 Jrney to vri1t
Allee tnd T Oftltlly 111 part I of 1 two
P'rt tP'SOd•
• ll9tle: (W) "Mtm" (••)'SO.
W1nd1 Hendftl. Alld1t M111p11t
... CJ:) Mc... " o.aa.." (•ts) '!12-MtcdonaW Caley
10100 e ((lll (])) (I) C.191 k111ett
S... (R) K1y Colt Cutltl
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• (9 CJ)) O '••tlltr an• FIClllr '1114 lltyan Coilntcllon" (R)
The pna find lhtmMlvta 1nf0fvtd
111111 an 1nt11n1tiona1 dtua 111111ut1nr
11nc wtltn tht1 attempt to cfiir a
f11tnd ol 1 mwder cherc• Jamu
Mc[Kh•n ud "°''' McOowtll put
TV WEEK. ~E 11 1971 .....
S Tiit Yktet s,.ts klf41 Aw11ds
lo outs1•11d11c 1thl1tes. 0ttu11t1d
by suPt11Un of Ille 1nltrt1111ment
WOlld
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11:00 aueooma ....
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(llot)-Sll'f11 fo111n1tr
((lll (J)l T1lt m a• 0 (()MNl-JZ
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Curtis, An11e Olcl1nson, Eddit Albtrt
lllDW9DW.t114 CJ) Mtwie: "TIM ,,.,.. (dr1) '46-
Stdnty Toler, M1n11n Morel1nd
• ....._: "TIM Trlhl" (dl0 6S
llurt L1nuster, P1u1 Scofield, Jeune
Momu. M1ellt1 Slmo11 -'lbtrt Rtmr WOHi::.. Preiss CJ) : "TIM , .... U.." (dll)
·sa-Mo1111omer1 Clift , M1rton
811n4o. Oun M1rhn, Hoot l1n11.
Mty Britt &rbm Rush. M111m1l111n I
Schell
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Clift" (dr0 '10 John C.ssmtn.
Ge111 Rowlands, Brill fkl1nd, Peter
f1lk, G1b11el1 fre11tt1
12:00 D M litM a-: "OSS." ''Cane .t t. U-..." "Tiit Dirk LIPI. .. ...... .,~ ..
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1100
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2100
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(Ol't) '70-Tony Fr111cio&a, SUMn St
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Shelley Wlntera. •(9(J))O...,,....
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£11emy 11en11 111 w11tin1 whe11 Sim tn4 1>11111 1t1'ivt fa Hollywood
to star 111 t lll0¥1t 1boclt .. , htr'ota. • ....,..: (ti) av .. ~ ..
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~t the WNttier In• m9dley of '°"98 dNllng With rain on
TM Carol Burnett 81\oW, Saturmiy at 10PM on cas .
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