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A form UCL.A rootbaJI player wbo dn ves a hi•h·
pow red Pe>rJcht-h.-desert~ •• havlna "a mtnd ot it•
own" taket credit for com Int up 1th the name Aramco.
"Th namo lt.aelf w 11 th name or tho Amerlcttn
Arabi n OU Com puny In SaudJ Arabia.·· Rlchurd Donald told
tho Or ante County Grand Jury two months u10.
"Wh t w<1 wantod to do .we wanfed to give the Im·
preHlon rt! waa a lot ol money and possitNy Arabian
mont'y rtnvol vt"d l." Oon11ld testified.
But Aramco, u borrowed nume that melms power In
Saudi Ara bl a. failed to work It& churm in Orange.County.
Instead or yielding riches, Aramco Investment. Inc.
landed lta roundtrt. ullegcd founders and others who circled
abo\Jt it In the middle of an Ornnge County Grand Jury ln·
v~nlsaUon.
The ei&ht-month investigation ended July 1.
. That la when coupty Supetvisors Ralph Diedrich and
Philip Anthony along with Anaheim City Councilman
William Kott were indicted by the Grand Jury.
SUNDAY
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Indicted with the three officeholders were police In·
lormer-turned·1>.9litloaJ.financier Gen~ Conrad and two
political ~les. Fullerton attorney Michael Rem·
in1ton and ~86' jeweler Martin Kirschner.
RemingtQp was -attorne"Y,~r Supervisor Ralph
Dledrlch.
The six indlctees were charged with various mlsde·
meanor and felony violations or stale political campaian
laws.
And in the closing stages of the lengthy investigation
leading lo the indictments, Aramco Investmedt, Inc. was,
center stage:
That's because Donald told the Grand Jury ln late May
that he fronted for Conrad in the formation and operation or
the Orange County version of Aramco.
Moreover, Donald testified, he assumed that Rem·
ington was playing the same role for Supervisor Diedrich -
front man In a...p'l!nniless investment company spruced up
with theglamornameArttmco.
In testimony June 14, however, Remington insisted that
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be acted oo hls own, Ltiat Diedrich bad no Interest In
Aramco.
And early this year when Dtedrtch w s speaklns to the
Grand Jury, h• denied bavioa any bualness de1Un1s with
Conrad.
~ a result, the Aramco lssue before the jury was. who
told the truth: Donald the self-coolessed front man for
Conrad? Or was it Diedrich and llemlngton?
Oai one side of the lasue stdod Donald. an attorney who
once was a varting euard on the UCLA football team.
Donald made news or sorts early this yt!ar when he
spent a night ln Orange County Jail arter falling to settle ac·
counts on more than 20 traffic tickets, most o( them for spee(!ing.
"I don't know. My Porsche seems to have a mind or its
own," he said when asked how it happened he picked up so
many speeding tickets.
Donald earlier bad made news of still another sort
when, on Conrad's behalf, he filed a $130 million lawsuit
against the Orange County District Attorney's Office.
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VOL. 70, NO. 198, 7 SECTIONS, 92 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A SUNDAY,JULY17, 1977 . TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
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Ledger
Cites Pay
To ·Hanna .
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
Justice Department has ledgers
apparcnUy detailing payments to
several congressmen by a South
· Korean businessman under in-
vestigation for influence-buying.
according to the Washington
Post.
The news»apcr said it has .a
copy of one of the books ; for 1970,
.with $5,000 notations beside the
names of former Reps. Richard
T. Hanna <D·Calif. J, and William
E. Minshall CR-Ohio>.
Toe ledger belongs to alleged
Korean agent Tongsun Park, the
Po~t reported in today's ecli·
lions.
The newspaper noted the list·
-lngs d«> not mean. cash e ctually
was delivered to the con·
gressmen, but said the Justice
Department is using the ledger
' entries for leads .
. _\.-Hanna first told the Post he
"new of no such payments, but,
1 "clfter being told of the ledger.
~· said any money r eceived must
have been a campaign contribu-
tion. The newspaper said Han·
na's 1970 campaign disclosure re·
port did not list Park as a con-
tributor.
Minshah could l'\Ol be reached
for comment.
·The newspaper quoted its
sources as saying "four or five"
more ledgers llst a few other con-
gressmen ~ho allegedly had
financial dealings with Park.
The books were round in a
cabinet in Park 's one-time
Washington mansion after being
overlooked earlier. .
Both Hanna and Minshall pre-
viously have been linked with
Park. However, the ledger is' the
first mention of cash payments.
Both former congressmen
(See PARK, Page A2)
'Mode for Gawki.ag
W_hen you're as small as David Hand, 18 months, ot
Laguna Beach. the thought strikes hard. 'Who. or what1 has a boot this size?' The answer is artyst Jorg Dubin '01 ·
Newport Beach. The pottery boot is' creation on display
at the Art A-Fair in Laguna Beach. The annual showing •
of the more traditional arts shares "Laguna Canyon with
two other festivals after a last minute approval of a move
from last year's site. Hours are from 11 a.m. lo 11 p.m .
Monday-Thursday, H a.m. to midnight Friday. Saturday.
Copilot, Dead Bae~
J(oreans Downplay Confrontation
PA;'llMU!'lJOM. Korea CAP> -
North Korea Saturday released
the copilot and the bodies of three
other crewmen of a U.S.
helicopter shot down over Com-
munist terr!tor~ 1hree days arc
Tt.. I>' ompt release underscored •
efforts by both sides not to let the
incident lead to a confrontation.
Observers said they could not
r ecall the North Koreans acting
so quickly in the past to ret:.arn
American survivors or remains.
President Carter welcomec! the
release but said through I:!
spokesman in Washingtcn, DC ..
that he "deplored the loss of life
and the exce9Sive reaction t6 an
un;.rmed and ipadverlent in·
truslon.'"
The transfer began as wooden
coffil\s c:onfainiog the bodies ot three dead Afnerican
servicemen were beought by
North Korean army trucks to a
spot just outside the conference
center in Panmunjon.
The Pentagon identified the
~ead as CWO Joseph A. Miles, 26.
t h e pilot of the downed
:·l:icci:ter: Srt. R"hert C .
Haynes. 29, of Anniston, Ala .
and Sgt. Ron Wells, 22, of El Paso, Tex.
U.S. Army Col. T e rre nce
McClain and several soldiers of
the 19th ~viation aattalion. the
unit tQ which the downed chopper
was as~ig"ed. went over to iden-
tify the bodies.
' Then an eight-m'an U .N. detail
carried the coffins one by one and
handed them ove r lo an
American honor guard on the de-
marcation line. The guard
draped the caskets with
American flags and i:t.:t them in·
to waiting ambulances.
Col. McOlaln went back across lhe.-detn~r~ line and escort--
ed back the solt'.' surv;\"or of
Thursday's incident. WarrantOf-
f1ccr Glenn 1\1. Schwanke. 28, of
Spring Green. Was. Schwanke
had arrived by car and walked
unaided across the dernarcation
line.
lie looked tired and shaken.
but his only vtsible injuries were
a bruise under the chin and
scratches on his face. North .
Koreans had firs t reported·
Scbwankc was wounded. His •
molhcr. Patricia Schwanke. said
in Wiscoru;in she had been. in-
formed by the Army that her
son's only IQ.jury was a bruised
right knee and cuts on the leg.
Schwanke and the dead were
taken to a U.N. Command ad·
vance camp 1.2 miles so~ ofthe
truce village a were flown
HB Crash ·. Fatal. lo Two
By JACKIE HYMAN Of Tiit O•llY ,.llet ~I
Two men are dead und two
more are hovering between lJfe
anq death as the result of three
separate tr,affic accidents that
struck the Orange Coast early
Saturday night.
One of the dead m en has been
ld.entifte-d a Richard .t\.
Hetnandez. ~.~f Pico Rivera.
He a1'd the: other, unidentitl~
victim were passengers in a car
driven by his brother .Rudy
Danie1 Hernandez. 27. who is in guerd~ condiliOft at Huntington
lntercommunit.' Hospital. T~e brother WaS booked On SUS·
~icion of mansl..!!.ugbter as a re-
suit of U1c.l:.4C J>.n). accident at.
Beach Boulevard and Yorktown
A venue in Huntlngton Beach.
Folice said the three men were
riding in ~ Volkswagen that ap·
parently !"an a red light at the in-
tersection. striking a car driven
by Ela!ne Rotter. 5 1, of
Westminster She suffered less
serious wjw.ies.
Th~ two cru:.~ careened into a
thlrc! ca!' stopped in a left turn
!ant.. That c ... ::-bouncee back into
a foµrth car. No one wa! reported
injure<! in eitte1 of those two
car-.. pclice said. •
None ot the three men in U!e
Volkswagen carried identifica-
tion. but polic~ traced the identi·
ty o( the driver through the car
registration. His parents iden,.
tified him and the body of his
l>rother early this morning.
Another accident about two
hours earlier. also in Huntington
Beaeh. left Rlcha1·d Lee Ni.x. 25,
of Anaheim, In very critical con·
d1tion at Pacifica Hospital. :
Poij<?e sal~ Nix apparentl!>;did
not. noUee that the ..car in front ol
him had stopped ai a crosswalk
on Pacific Coast Highway. Nix's
motorcycle orasq~into the back
of the ~ar, /Ungidg hlm forward.
He was not wearing a helmeL
Police said no one in tl\e car
was irtjured.
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Parallel Jobs ~id -President's ~al~11ei,.g Act
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of tlM O.lly l"llOt St•fl
VALENCIA -To meet him,
. there can be little doubt that
Peter C. Kremer i's a mnn under
pre&Sure.
In elght
days he will
become the.
c-hief e"·
e c-u ti ve ot-
Jicer of the
Irvine Com-
pany and the
strain ol the
takeover la .. YMOLos
sbowLna In a gru~llng schedule
that crows more demanding as
the deadflne nears.
He has been descrit>ed as a man
with an outstanding sense of
humor during his 14 years tenure,
but in the.grind of leaving hjs job
· as executive-vice president of the
Newhall Land and Farming Com-
pany, the humor has nearly disap-
peared.
Kr~mei-said he hasn't had
time to worry about the small
necessities of leav\ng his wide-
r a .-i gin g ~eadquarters In
northern Los Angeles county for
Newport Center.
Rls wit~ is doing the
househunting wbUe be worries
about the large-scale tasks S\lCb
as the psychologic1d problems in-
herent in the chan~ of
leadership ol the cornpaoy '1 1,000
employes.
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.''At leashhat's how flla=·th~Y
tell me there ~t~.'' he sa,xs 4 •
smallsmlle-·•t've bef!ll s 'g
a couple of days nt a titil& iA
Newport Beach and I'm naf.'~e
it wouldn't bie better if l'i just
waited untU alter U\e asth." ·
What.he is referring to ;s the
close oC Oranae CQunty•s_ most
famous laJl(I sale. On July 25, the
owoerib.ipof Ute Irvine Qompany
-and $337 million -wlll.change
hands u will the top m8,Mge·
ment. passlne from ,lrVtne com-
pany President Ray Watson to
Kremer.
What happens· after that re·
main$ t9 be S<!th, altbou11l lt ~a$
been t.h~ ~bject 9C nearly end·
less speculation and ruJ'flOr. all of
which Kremer d.ismisse$.
"I'm looking forward tt the
time when thins• have settled
dow'n. Once tbe sa._, ••• closed
and I'v~ be'un to work, It CM,teht
to be better. '
}\% DAILY PILOT Sund•r· Jutr 11, tan
WeM/y review of Orange Coast highlights
Frisbee star
fades away
at age 16
A11n.s champs havu It
touih. Take Chris Joh.naon, at 18, be'a M runner.up
Frlabee champ of th• U.S.
with no new heights lo re-
ach ... at least until he wu
hared by the Colla Mesa
recreation department to
teach younptera bow to
toss their owo Friabees in
championship style. Chris
is kept from further com-
petition by the Frisbee's
manufacturer, Wbammo,
which sponsors yearly
competitions for 15·and-
youneer only. But lhis
Frisbee r elated job too
must end a nd the for-
m c r ch<.1mp ·tur n e d -·
teacher w111 be sw1tche<1 lo
duty as a ma10tainence
N cwport B<•.1c h
EX.CHAMP JOHNSON
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man and equipment
hauler. Ah. fickle, fleeting
fame.
Bay bridge wins panel's okay
' The coast commission bottleneck on plans to build a
· l\ew Newport Bay bridge on Coast Highway bas been
broken, which means that the traffic bottleneck that over
heats tempers and radiators alike will be broken as well.
The new bridge will be 20 feet high and will have six lanes
for traffic. No word on an expected completion dale for the
span.
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Young bird
gets tapped for
pair's magic act
Buena Park magicians Paul
and Marie Fidler last week took
advantage of a bumper crop of
babies at Llon Country Safari to
replace Ichabod, an ostri ch used
in their act. Ichabod, their fourth
ostrich. was killed in a freak ac·
cident in Huntington Beach last
month. The problem, they say,
was finding a bird mellow
enough to get along with them 41 and trainable enough to avoid
spoiling the act. They had quite a
choice. The park had 26 adult OS·
triches, dozens of youngsters and
42 eggs incubating.
.Mission Viejo
Viejo drivers to see red
Those low-visibility fireplugs tbat.eaused a judge to dis-
miss parking tickets issued to motorsists who said they
couldn't spot them are about to be marked more clearly.
The buff.colored, squat plugs will remain as they are, but
the curbing nearby will be painted red. County Supervisors
approved the worJc with paint to be supplied by the Moulton-
Niguel Water District and labor offered by Explorer Scouts.
County officials report they're trying to find a pleasing, but
more visible plug design for future developments.
Probe lJrged
Korean Scandal lntenai/ies
WASHINGTON (AP> -
Demands that President Carter
appoint a special prosecutor to
lnvesllgate alleged Korean in-
fluence-buying in Congress in-
tensified Saturday following the
r esignation of the House ethics
committee's chief counsel.
Phihp A. Lacovara resigned
Friday as counsel to the House··
panel's probe following a dispute
with the committee's chairman~
Rep. JohnJ. Flynt (D·Ga.).
The committee is looking into
reports that the South Korean
government sought to acquire in-
fluence in Congress through gilts
of money and favors to some
lawmakers.
"The resignation of Philip
Lacovara means simply that t.be
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PARK • ., ••
hosted other politicians, at the
George Town Club, Park's
private club in Washington. A
former director of the Korean
Central Intelligence Agency has
tesµned Park used $3 million in
Korean gotiernment funds to ·
finance the club.
The newspaper said the money
m entioned in the ledger came ·
from Park's commissions on
U .S.-subsidizcd sales of rice to
South Korea.
investigation of Korean ln.ftuence
peddling in the Conaress has
come to a screeching halt," Bill
Brock, chairman or the
Re-publican National Committee,
said in a statement.
"The appointment of a special
prosecutor is a bipartisan pro-
posal," Brock said. "It must be
supported by the President and
the Democratic leadership that
t-0 date nas been content with the
fo9t-drag41ng and delay of the
lf,ouse ethics committee."
.Some Democrats joined in the c~l for a special prosecutor,
among them Reps. Nick ~aball
of West Virginia and · Andrew
Maguire of New Jersey.
''How can the American people
bave confidence in this inquiry
wt)~n there are news accounts of
rhe involvement of more than 115
present and past members of
Congress in this scandal? ..
Rahall asked. "It is time we had a special prosecutor."
But Sen. Majority Leader
Robert Byrd said there is no need
for a special prosecutor, that the
situation is not comparable to
Watergate.
Pointing out that the Justice
Department already~ ln-vestigJltlng the allege cqn-
greasional corruption, yrd
added: "There's no indication of
partiality being shown. There is
every indication that the Depart-
ment of Justice is proceeding ex-peditiously." ·
Gates Asked to. Cut
Employe Request
By KATHY CLANCY
Of Ille O.Hy Pllol Swlf
Orange County Sheriff Brad
Gates was given the weekend to
think about the 61 employes he
requested for the coming year at
a cost of $902,000.
County Supervisors• Chairman
Tom Riley proposed in a late Fri-
day afternoon budget session
that Gates might be given the
new employes if he would agree
to reduce his overtime and extra
help positions to make up part of
the cost.
Gates said the need for the new
positions has been prompted in
part by the growing South
Orange County population.
South County substation now are
al 1,222 per investigator per year,
. while County Auditor·Controller
Vic Heim has set 900 as the max·
imum each should have.
In addition, Gates said, addi·
tional patrol units are needed to
reduce what now are up 'to 10-
minute response times for calls
lo seven or eight minutes.
Gates currenUy has a staff or
957 e mployes. His total budget
request for the 1977-78 fiscal year
was $26.8 million, up from $24.5
Ulilllon in the past year.
Supervisors will continue Mon-
day with a·week-long session of
hearings into $558.8 million worth
or budget proposals.
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TWO DIED HERE AFTER CAR ALLEGEDLY RAN LIGHT ::
• Tragedy Waa Only One ot Three Serlo~a Coast Crashes --:
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TRAFFIC TRAGEDIES. • • ·.
About an hour later, another
motorcyclist suffered critical in-
juries when !tis cycle went out of
control on Estancia Avenue just
south of Swan Circle in Costa
Mesa.
The cyclist, Thomas Edward
Keating, 22. of 2673 Orang,e Ave.,
Costa Mesa, underwent
emergency surgery last night at
Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital.
A passenger, Roy Benjamin But-
teling, 21, of 599 Knowell Place, ·
Costa Mesa, suffered injuries to
his· left eye, plus cuts and
abrasions.
Police Officer Alan Kent said
that, according lo a witness,
Keating was driving about 60
miles an hour in a 40-mile:~r·
hour zone when his motorcycle
failed to round a curve and struck the curb. ·
The motorcycle skidded f()f
about 33 feet, then leaped ·ttie
curb onto the sidewalk, skidded
again and flipped repeatedly,
traveling about 355 feet before U.
s topped. Both driver and
passenger were flung off shortly
before the motorcycle came to a
rest.
Cycle parts also flew of( and
landed in the dirt field where the
cycle was found, Kent said.
Keating, who was not wearing
a helmet, s uffered massive
dam a~e to his neck and head.
He had requested a new chief
deputy, 14 regular deputies.
three sergeants and 16 additional
investigators to help carry in-
creased c:alls and caseloads. R~.~~':~~e'~. Mo·~ ]~yful · S~ING GREEN, Wis. CAP> Schwanke's only injuries were a
-Patricia Schwanke broke into bruised right knee and lacer·
smiles and started calling ations to a leg, but that he would
relatives Saturday when she got be kept in a hospital overnight at
official word that her 28-year·old Seoul. There was no immediate
son. shot down in North Korea. word on \\thether he would be
had beeo released at the truce g1 ven a leave to go home.
But Cowit:y Administrative or.
ficer Robert Thomas has r e-
commended he be granted only;
21 new employes.
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich
suggested Gates prepare a
priority list detailing which posi·
tions he needs the most.
Gates told supervisors: .. We
have got to provide a service and
this is the minimum level we
need todothejob."
He ~aid. for exampfe.
caseloads or invesltgators in the
village or Panmunjom and was The bodies of the three
not seriously injured. ,, Am'erican soldiers were turned
Then Mrs. Schwanke, who had over to U.S. military officers at
been working in the bakery of a th~ same time Schwanke was
local grocery store since 5 a.m., freed.
decided it was time to go home, .'Mrs. Schwanke said that on
said her employer, who had of-Friday she had received a
fered her the day off earlier. telephone call from Jody Powell)
Sewage-Spill F ~uls Bay
"She's very jubilant and hap-. President Carter's press
py, all smiles," J erry Baryen· secretary, saying her son bad
-bruch said. "She decided then survived the cr ash.
she was Aoing home, right then
and there.' . '
Her son, CWO Glenn
SchwjlnJ<.e, was captured and
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three other men were killed BACK About 7,200 caUons of raw
sewage spilled into Newport
Harbor and forced the closing of
a beach Saturday alter a check
valve misfunctioned near the
Orange County Harbor Patrol
headquarters on Bayside Drive.
A Harbor Patrol officer first
noticed the sewage coming out of
a holding tank in the parking lot
and backing up In restr0<1ms
about8a.m. Saturday.
A call to the Environmental
Management.. Agency (EMA>.
Which O)VJ\$ the building, led to
.#antic efforts to make repairs.
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Finally, eight hours later, the
flow of sewage was shut ore.
"Apparently the city main line
forced its way into our system
through malfunction of a check
valve,'' said Sgt. Harry Wright of
the Harbor Patrol.
No damage to the building was
reported, but a massive cleanup
ertort was tequked on the main
hallway and five rooms. Most o£
the sewage eventually found its
way intothebay.
'flie Orange Coun\y ·Health
Department has posted "no
swimming" signs from the
Balboa Yacht Club at 1801
Bayside Drive QaSt the Harbor
Patrol bullcJing to the county
beach at 2015 Bayside Drive.
Samples of water were taken to
check the bacteria couot.
Sgt. Wrlaht said the building
cleanup was complete by 8 p.m.
Saturday but that health officials
would be returning today to take
. additional water samples, on the
basis 'of which they will de-
termine whether to reopen the
beach, leave it closed or close ad-dltlonal beaC'bes. ' •
· 'toltuoately, a slx·foot high
tide Saturday night followed by a•
minus tide this morning was ex.,
pected to provide e nough·
fl ushing action to solve the pro-
blem, Sgt. Wright said.
I SUNDAY
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HER SON'S SAFE
CWO Glenn Schwenke
·'f<!pNun~
·gt,me Critic
If' • ~Tr.am/erred~
SACRAMENTO .(AP> -The
W•0!11l an who ltd a state
cr;u~.ltdown on nursinf homes wu.remov'9d frooi her job Fri-
d•Y amid allegations that the 1$r..,m adminiatratlon waa cav-
JN-.in to the nursing home in-dutlY. .
Two Health Department ata!·
fen. jlDd 'one source close to the
Ila~·· Little Hoover Cotn-
ii>iaaioa, all of whom ask~ not to
lte· .qamed, claimed the nursing
home industry had pre.sured da.
J!UlY state health d1reot.or &.,
f'l:Rtunler to trJnaler Dr .
Q.-leneffaniqtoa,
.. , A Health pepattment
spoke111nan .. id Procnml• had ,._Qllned comment. 1: /l'be Health l>epartm~nt 1ave
no reuoo for lb. HVTI~'• tr1G1ter to a pew Job aa IPeclal
utlsi.nt on nurtln• care to de· a t ent director .i.rome
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a tuauttteded u belddthe
llceb1ln.c and ce rtification
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~ love9ti1atoi'.
Thursday when North Korean • • •
troops shot down thei> helicopter
afte{ it strayed · over North
KQrean territory. -
He was able to walk across the
border checkpoint and did not
need a stretcher. "Oh, wow!
That sounds good," hjs mother
. had said earlier when told that
•• his only visible signs of irtjury
were some scratches .
Baryenbrucb said an officer at
Ft. McCoy, Wis., told her
from there to a military hospital
in Seoul. •
The North Kqreans -refused to
return th e CH47 Chinook
h e lico pter, saying it was
destroyed and they did not warit
it used for anti-Communist prO-
paganda.
About 200 soldiers Crom bofh
sides and journalists watched the
proceedings io"silence.
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Pub Bet Lea~ to Ro~· Rogers .. .. .
By Sft;\'•: MIT('trnu.
Of ... 0.IJ Pitel •wH
:: PaU'lck an ftcld, thr l':n•lt•h
Photo to Be Briton 's Proof "It would be a shame 1f he
came all thls way and the damn
thing didn't work, wouldn't 1l,"
she laughed stman who m.ldl! u b.•l hc-
tould m t Roy Roat.'r . h1.11t llw
l>root M n ~" loduy 6LHt<r t1h..ik
}OI hand¥ With th1• iit'qUtn C'IMcf
tDI oC lhf' l'11wboy11 ~l lh1•
()r .m t.' ('c)Onl v fo'~u
Thf'r•· INl't t• 1>h:nly or \\ llOl' 'Jl"'-
to th\' ad Id Roy Ro&t•r,ah!pp«I
qul 111 hi) trn1l\'r t>l'hlnd lht·
C ranchl.md An·nu tn mt'ct hl11
edm1rfr
The tall, sm1hna cowboy, mude
t en taller hy hla whitt' hut and
'boots. strode up to lbt man who
1·»mt' 6.000 miles to ~cc him, and
air .ib~"<i h1l> hand
·Ar~· you huv1n~ u iood lime
h1•r1• · lloit'l l!I usk,•ct M ansC11·hl
a11 lht• Unlon s new friend. Ltnd11.
'tllupptld pictures with u pair of
1·umtiru11
Munshl'ld s.mJ thut yes. he Is
11 .. vmg J Mood time and that 1t
w 011 a pl~asure t.o meet the cow·
boy . all the while smiling like a
Cheshire cal Into the cameras
held by tur. companion from
Glendale
Swarm of Warm Wishes APWorepholO
Fellow contcstanb !'iwarm around new Miss Unive rse.
.Jane lle Commissiong, 24. the first black Miss Universe tn
the pageant's 26-ycar hi story. The jubilant Miss Trinidad-
Tobago collected the crown at the contest's climax Satur-
day night. in Santo Domingo.
You !>Cl' Pat rick had more nd·
1n~ on lhu. meelrng than JUSL see
1ng the smgm& cowboy He's got
a bet with the owner of a pub in
Brighton. England that he could
gel his photograph taken with
Roy Rogers And here he wa::.,
doing JUSt that
The bet? A pint of ule when he
gt<ts home
If hl' had tak e n som e
names down. he could have got·
teo u lot more photographs.
because as he stood with the
s pectacularly bedecked cowboy.
tans began to pour from the
stands all c:nrying Instamatic
cameras.
They probably didn't know who
the grinning Englishm an was
shal<1ng hands with their cowboy
star. but 1t d1dn 't seem to matter.
Cameras clicked <1nd fl<1shbulbs
popped
And all tht: whilt: Mansfield's
friend L.rnda s napped away with
two camcras one hl•r•-. t ht'
other his
"M\ film ~ <tl lca!'>L two n•ars
old .. ' Sht.• confided . ' ( JUSt hope It
turns out ·
The bet w1lh the pub landlord
4 cam e last August after Mansfield
admitted to having more lbao a
pmt of ~er in the Brunswick Inn,
which he frequents on occasion.
An American woman in the
pub was telling the regulars what
a good place the Umted Stales 1s
and, in particular, Southern
California.
That led to talk about film
stars. and ended with Mansfield
making a bet that he could gel his
photo taken with Roy Rogers.
"But you know," Mansfi eld
said. sipping on a cold American
beer at the fairgrounds, "that
woman wus right "
·'This really 1s a good country
I ve thoroughly enjoyed the last
month or so herl' "
The 43·year·old postman's only
vo('al l'Omplainl about tht• l>tates
was higher pnccs. which may
torce him lo hustle back to
England befor€' he'!-> ready
But ht"ll tn to ralt011 hi-.
mone~ until Aug 7. when ht•
plans to return to Brighton and
that glass of lukewarm ale.
Medicaid Kickbacks
Called Widespread,
WASHINGTON I AP >
"Kickbacks are a way of Life rn
Medicaid" despite attempts to
curb fraud in the government's
health care program for the
elderly, the Senate Committee on
Aging reported Saturday.
A I though a 1972 law sl'l:.
spcc1ftc penalties for abuses. fe\\
cases have bt!en prosecuted and
onlv ont: led to a l'On\<'1(·t1on. the
study said
The panel re(•om mended th<it
the offenses bl• made felonies in-
sltwcl of misdem eanors for both
the Mcdican' and Med1ca1d pro·
grams Leg1slat1on strengthen-
ing lhl· sanction:. 1s under n111-
s1dcrat1on in Congrc:.s
Medi ca id . a s tat t• ad ·
ministere d program . paid
Sl5.5 billion for health services in
fi scul year t.975 for the aged.
blind and disabled. About 28
million Americans are eligibll· to
have 50 to 78 Pl'l'l'l'nt of the cost of
their health earl' paid through
this progr am .
The committee report is the re-
sult of eight years of investiga·
lion. Previous reports have dealt
with specific problem areas
·'The e' 1dence 1s overwhelm
mg that many phurmacists arc
required to pay kickbacks to
nursing home operators as a pre·
cond 1l1on of obtaining a nursing
home's husmcss · lhl' report
said
Somt' pharmacists also p;,iy rl'
hates to the operators of climes
"hi eh st•n l' urban an•as ,md to
hospitals !>1 . .1t.•cwli1.1ng in wellart•
patients, thl' <:ommitlt'l' found.
Clinical la boratonc!'> which
hope to do busmcss with certain
nursing homes also arc required
to make special payments. The
committee said this practire has
led to a consolidation of th1•
First, ~ut Not Fastest
• la boratorv business so that 16
laboratories control 70 percent of
New York state's Medicaid busi·
ness. 12 control 60 percent of New
J er sey's business a nd 12 control
65 percent of llhno1s' business.
The report CJted ev1cU>nce col
lected by a special prosecutor for
New York's nursmg homes. Ven
dors and suppliers of m eal. linen
and laundry sl'rv1ce. produ('e
groceries. and medical suppltes
m ake under-the-table payments
re~ularly to retain nursing homC'
business. this evidence shows
Kilroy's Kialoa Captures Handicap Win
B\ALMONLOCKABEY
• D•tly Potol e .. 11nq l!dilor
HO:-.JOLULU Jim Kilroy has
been accustomed lo bnngmg his
79-foot maxi-ketch K1 aloa homl'
ahead of the fleet in most long
distance vachl races he has en
tered in thC' nl•arly two years since
thl' boat was built in Sturgeon
Bav. Wisc.
But the disaµpointmcnl of
fini s hing fifth 111 the 29th Los
·Angeles-to-llonolulu race was
salved by finishing fast t•nough to
capturl' the ha ndicap win in the
55-boat D~ision I for heavy dis·
placement'Yachb.
ll was the first time :;inee 1971
that Class A yachts have won
overall ha ndicap honors in the
Transpac. That was the year that
Mark .Johnl>on·s 73-foot ketch
Windward Passage scored <1
c l ean sweep with a record
t)reaking first to finish plus over
all and Class A ha ndicap vic-
tories.
· The 1977 Tra nspac was scored
as the windiest a nd fastest
. Honolulu race since 1955. Two
yachts were still at sea Saturday
night and expected lo rinish to·
day . One was the 41-fool s loop
'Mis tress Ill sailed by a UC Irvine
crew. She was dis masted u week
ago nearly 1,000 mile:> from the
finish.
• The other yacht was Tahuna,
from Long Beach. '
·• The blustery ~ade winds blew
Bill Lee's 67-foot light displace·
111ent sled Merlin to a new record
of ei~ht days and 11 hours. ne,arly
.
22 hours better than Wind·
ward Passage's r ecor d f or
monohulls. and two hours better
than the multihull record of eight
days and 13 hours set by Enc
Tabarly's 73-foot tnmaran Pl'n
Duick IV in 1969.
Merlin's record passage kept
her at the top of the 10-boat ultra
li&ht djsplacement neet on han·
dicap time. staving off her most
serious threat. the 36-foot Swecl
Okolebyonehour a nd 13 minutes.
This year's Trans pac was
scored on a handicap distance of
1,669 miles as opposed to the a c·
lual mileage of 2:225. The change
was made to give the Class A
yachts a better chance.
Kilroy. who was one of the ad·
vocates of the shorter handicap
distance. was busy with a com-
puter less than a day after he was
assured of victory and calculated
that Kialoa would have won even
under the2,225-mile handicap dis·
tance.
Despite his handicap win. the
failure to win line honors has sent
Kilroybacktolhedrawing board.
Unhappy with his boal-for-boat
defeat by Windward Passage in
the Transpac and the recent Cal
Cup Match series, Kilroy says ne
is considering a new keel for
Kialoa that will bring the yacht
closer to Passage's weight.
Kialoa finished about an hour
behind Passage in this year's
Transpac.
Official handicap results were
compiled Saturday by the
~uit Puts. W edJ,ing
·ln F, oCus -Finally
Transpac race committee. They
are·
01"1\lon Onr, o~r•H ''''t tC tafo..-\.P(.000 W1ndw•rdPa\~ tn1rd. P,,,.nlom
Ctais~ A Ur\t K11tlort ~tcono W1ndw~,.<1
P"\\dO"' tf\lrd Pnantom
Cl•\S R ftr-.t Sc-t11rdmoutrw, P obPrl AIP11:t11ttft.,r
~ .. 111~. We\!> i..<ond. Tuoa Sob Co'""" Hitwa" lhlrd, Undine, Norm O•wlty, Hawe ..
Cla" C first, /.rlan•. ~or9~ r ""''°"· Lo' At"C)ttl,t. W<ol'd. M"rn1ft, M iii Smith Lo'° Aru~lf>.,,
tntrd, R&ey L W Ta.,.1or, Sdn r=r,1nc1aco
Cl•S\ 0 tirst, V1v1tnt, Scott Atr1tander dnd Phil
~owe, NtWPOrl Hart>or Y achl Ctut> \~Cond
L•Alleqro. Pe1f!r Araooff. H•Wdtf, tn•l'O C.Ollon
let! .. Jo1'n Arm•, Eatrio. Y acfll Club
01¥1\ion II fj"'· Merltn; \KOncJ 5wfJ~t OkOIP
GreQQ G1lll'H('. Hawd1t, tf\1rd, Ortrt ... r Harr-v
MOIO\hCO, lQll9 B<MCh
Gotcha Ge ts
SA Manager
Into Trouble
The cat.cher went awry when a
Santa Ana restaurant manager
who thought he had nabbed four
suspects found hi mself kidnaped.
Police said that four m en
walked out of Bob's Big Boy, 1200
E. 17th St .. about midnight Fri·
day without paying for their
meals.
Manager John Joseph Hallock.
36, of Whittier, chased the four
into the parking lot. whe re tw.o'of
them were climbing into the cab
of a pickup truck and two into the
truck bed. .
Police said Hallock jumped ill.
to the truck bed and told the men
they had been caught. ,
His aMouncement seemed a
bit hasty, however. as the truck
took off.
Police said the truck finally
turned o(C the 91 Freeway in Sa&
ta Ana Canyon al Weir Can'Y<>n
Road, where one or the men al·
tacked Hallock with a claw ~am
mer and threatened to kill him,
The manager jumped down and
fled. •
Hallo<:k finally managed to nag down a deputy sberiff'stcar,
police said, and based on i~
formaUon he gave three suspect•
have ~ arrested. A fourth i&
being8QU1ht. • •1
Booked on suspicion of aasault
with a deadly weapon, kJdltap
and defrauding an innkeeper
were Charles K. Royster '1~1
Richard N. P louffe. 18:' 'and
Leo'hardo Sarmfonto, 18.' All
three men Jive 1n Santa Ana. • '
U•llock escaped unlnJu•td• pqllce aatd. ' s
:":ot all kickbacks are cash
transactions The committee"'
own mvest1gat1ons found lhal
~omo pharmacists paid tht>
salaries of ct•rtain nursing homc
employes.
Transforme r Blast
Cuts Irv ine Powe r
An apparent ex plosion
followed by a fire m a Southern
California Edison Company un-
derg round tra nsformer shut orr
power in part of rrvine Saturday
night.
Edison spokesman Fred
Massey said electricity was cut
off about 7:45 p.m . and restored
within two hours to 198
customers, mostly industries, in
the area of the tra nsformer at
Jamboree Road and McGaw
Avenue.
INSTANT
DRE-SS
21~·'
IMCH
S!Jncf!y. July 11, 107'7 OAILYPtlOT
Daily Pllol St.lff _,
SOUVENIR FOR THE NONBELIEVERS BACK HOME
Patrick Mansfield Meets Roy Rogers on Dare
. .
._MAGIC NAME. • •
(From Page Al)
Another recent witness before the Grand Jury, attorney
• Max Garrick Jr .. told the jury that when the suit was filed.
"Donald was jumping around like a lunatic" saying "We
are going to gel (Dist. Atty. Cecil) Hicks this time."
Before that, Donald. the former Bruin football player.
had tiptoed onto the Orange County political scene as the
purported owner of Orange County Public Relations.
But, Donald admitted in his May 26 testimony before
the Grand Jury, Conrad was the real owner of the PR firm
he s aid was designed "lo work as a public r elaltons firm for
various politicians."
Like Aramco. Orange County Public Relations was
short lived. a victim of the bad publicity that came down on
Conrad last January.
But it was Aramco that oncl' bricflv fli rted with finan·
c1al fame ·
According lo Rt•mmgton·s June 14 tl'sllm ony . he and
Donald through Aramco e<1ch put up $15,000 <is a deposit on
the distressed Del Webb Townhouse 1n Fn•sno
··it was a 12-story office bu1ld1ng we could acquire for S3
million m cash. which was approximately 20 pl'rcent of its
replacement value. And Conrad was supposedly brokering
a loan for $.5 m1llton.'' Remington testified
"Out of the Del Webb deal Wl' wen' supposed to
gcnerate Sl million apiece And out of the other deals we
probably would have made another $1 million.'' s aid Rem·
inglon.
He went on to s ay that the townhoust' deal and others
fell through when Conrad failed to deliver on the promised
loans.
"Unfortunately, Mr. Coor ad is a flake. So, it didn't hap·
pen," Remington said as he told the Grand Jury of Aram·
co's unfulfilled financial promise.
Worse, Remington testified , he and Donald were out the
$15,000 apiece they had put up on the Fresno deal.
Remington insisted that the $15,000 forfeited on the Del
Webb deal was his. a check drawn on his business account
by a secretary while he was honeymoonmg m Hawaii. .
The Fullerton attorney admitted that 1t was Diedrich
who introduced him into the Conrad·Donald allia nce.
And. be said. al an imt1al meeting m his office Diedrich
was present for a few m inutes but left befon • the business
ctiscuss1on got under way.
In Donald's version. Diedrich wa-; m Re mington's office
when he and Conrad arrived.
"And. as I walked in. Mr. Diedrich s comment was. 'If
anybody ever claims I was at this mcelmg, I am gomg to de-
ny it'." Dona ld tes tlfied.
" ..... And then shortly after a ll this discussion took
place. Mr. Diedrich got up and said he had tQ leave. He
left," he continued. .
In a conversation a few weeks ago. Remington branded
Donald's quote or Diedrich "a lie. purl' •rnd simple nothing
m ore than a lie."
Like Remington, Diedrich has denied ever having any
business interest with Aramco and tor Conrad.
The Grand Jury apparently reJected Donald's version
of Aramco's founding because none of the charges in the in·
dictments handed down July l touch on the firm's faltering
past.
1£ anything was s alvaged from Aramco's s hort life. it
apparently was Donald's reputation as a selector of names.
When he testified before the Grand Jury late last
month. Whittier oil magnate J ack Unch s aid he was "in·
trigued by lhe name Aramco" but stepped away from doing
any business with the firm.
"I am sure everyone knows that Aramco is the largest
crude (oil) producfl' in the world." Urich testified.
•·Aramco is an excellent name." he added .
A4 DAIL y PllOf Sunday. July 17, 1917
Carter: Cut Is On
WASHISCTON <AP) Pret1l·
dent Carter. who alrndy hMa dis·
do td pli.M to ln rn tu• own allaff
by 2t pcrrt•nt, uy11 ht• hoiw• thul
by October 1978 the numtwr of
l'mplO)l in lht· ft-dt•rul aovtirn
m .. nt 1itt•ll Ii.· nu h1Kht•r thun UI Ol·
tobf'r 1976
· Wtt •tartl-d \\Ith lht· mobt d1f
fat·ult ont:" ol ull u11 fllr .,, I um t•on
Bargain
May Stop
1st Veto
WA SllDlGTON I AP) -
D e mol·rat1c <.•on~res!.1ona l
leaders art' st•ek1ng to head off
the I 1r:.t 't.>to confrontation with
Pre:.1dC'nt Carter by urging a
comµ1 om1-.e gl\ ing Carter his
\\ 1:.h on cant:ehng the Clinch
Rn er breeder rc.ictor but allow·
in ~ eon!.trul'l1on of half the 18
w .1 t c r p r o J e l' t s h <' w a n t ..,
... erappl'd
CO~GRESSIONAI. :-OUUl'l'l'S
:-.av Carll'r 1s l'Ollsldl'rtng the
<·om prorTU..,c proposal . I hough 1t
was unclear if hl' wuulcl accept it.
When the St•1wte passed the
Sl0.4-bilhon public works aJJ·
propriation bill last week, atten-
tion was focused on fundipg for
nl'utron warheads, a new family
of nuclear weapons.
But the money bill approved by
the Senate also contains funds for
Clinch River and nine of the 18
water proJects thC' President
vi aced on a so-called hit list
Inclusion of either Clinch River
or the waler prOJl'l·ts could r<.'sult
111 a presidential veto of the hill.
Ca rt er. <isk(•cl at his news con·
frr(•ncP Tul'sda' about the status
of hi s relat1onsh1p with Congress.
rC'phed th.it · ·ttwn• are sOml'
thrn~s on which the Congress and
I sttl I disagree "
0 :'J E WAS CI 11H· h ll 1 v e r
Bl•s1des that. he said, "I think
lhl'l"l' arc excessive umounts of
:.ti location of funds for water pro·
JCl'lS."
When the House voted on its
vers ion of the appropriations bill.
money was cul out for only one of
the water proJccls C<1rter op
posC'd.
Under lhl· c·omprom1se sug-
gcstl'd to Carter bv lfoust.•
Speaker Thomas O'Neill and
others. the llouse :rnd Senate
would a~cept the n1nC' watt>r pro-
.1cct cuts \'Oted by the Senate.
The Clinch Ri' er project in
Oak Ridge. Tenn . was to be the
pilot plant <imong several
pl anned breeder rC':il'lors fueled
with plutonium
cctrn\.'d, 1md that Is cuttln6J down
the eicecut.lve omce of the Presi·
dent." ho told u Rroup o(, new• oxe~ullveis bdore leaving thls
Wl'\lk nd tor Cump Ouvld, Md. A
tn1nscrlpt of the meeting was re·
h:u!ied by the White House on
Suturday
SHORTLY At'TER speuking
with the ed1tot !l and broadcast
news dlreclors. Carter unveiled
h1lf n-orauniiation plan with a
daim~ savini of $6 milliC>n a
~·eur to taxpayers.
Additionally, Carter said, his
plun to cut down on government
papenYOl'!(ls proceeding.
"I was just notified Monday
morning by the Secretary of
Labor, Ray Marshall, that the
number of forms that are used by
OSHA (Occupational Safety and
AP WirepMla
TELLS OF SOVIET WARNING
Egypt's Anwar Sadat
TROOPUMIT
TALKS URGED
BONN. West Germany (A P >
Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. n·-
turning from talks with Pres1
dent Carlt!r, savs the West should
give new emphasis t<> troop.
reduction taiks with the Soviets
since strategic arms negotiations
have stalled.
In an interview with North
German radio , taped in
Washington and broadcast here
Saturday. the chancellor also ex
pressed concern over the slow
pace of talks between the United
States and the Soviet Union
aimed at reaching a new
s trategic arms agreement. or
SALT II.
Looting Suspects
Clog N. Y. Courts
NEW YORK 11\P) -As the temperature soared to a record·
matching 98 degree's. New York's prison and court systems came
close to chaos Saturday. Officials feared the troubles caused by cop-
ing with blackout-related arrests could s park yet another crisis.
Mcanwh11L'. Police Commissioner Michael Codd ordered an l'X·
tra 1,500 uniformed policemen to join the 2,500 already working
Saturday night to quell any outbreaks on streets already littered
with the evidence of looting during the blackout that began WednC's
day m~ht.
. Following the largest mass arrest in New York City's history.
Jails and holding pens m the court houses in four borpughs remained
.1ammed as a volunteer army of Judges. prosecutors and Legal Aid
Soc1ely lawyers struggled With the aftermath or the billion dollar
blackout.
Most of the 3.521 persons arrested in the looting which came
while the city was blacked out Wednesday and Thursday were still
being held. Not until Saturday afternoon was there any movement in
arraignment procedures. Authonl1es then began pairing suspects
with their fingerprints and police records.
At the Bronx County Court House. 360 prisoners we re jammed
into a single detention pen for the third s weltering day.
Officials estimated iL would be Tuesday at the earliest before all
those arrested will see a judge.
"It's a nightmare; it's inhumane; we admit it, but we can't do
anything about it,'' said Philip Leshin. a spokesman for the Correc·
lions Department.
Jlealth Admlnlslration> would be
reduced by 50 percent and that
the remaining forms required
would be greatly simplified."
The President also said:
''There is no way to rationalize in·
herent conflicts" such as the gov·
ernment's paying price supports
to tobacco farmers while warn·
ing that cigarettes can endanger
health. He added that he sees no
likelihood of Congress' eliminat·
mg the price supports.
-HE FAVORS relaxation of
mandatory retirement laws but
"there are still some details In
the legislation that have to be
worked out."
-No consideration has been
given to freezing suc h
hospitalization costs as doctors'
fees.
Sadat Told,
Don't Snub
The Soviets •
CAIRO <AP > -Egyptian
President Anwar Sadat said
Saturday that the Soviet Union
recently warned Egypt against
ignoring the Kremlin in any new
Middle East peace negotiations.
But he replied: ''The only coun·
try I have to please is my own na·
lion."
"'Sadat fllso claimed that the
Soviets had told Egypt it knew of
a Sudan ese plan to jnvade
Ethiopia. The president said the
warnings were delivered to
Egyptian Foreign Minister .
Ismail Fahmy during his visit to
Moscow last month.
"There is no provision in our
constitution that says that before
signing an agreement involving
my country, l have to run to the
Soviet Union for clearance."
Sadat declared in a four-hour.
nationaly televised speech to his
party.
The speech appeared lo reaf·
firm his confidence in United
States mediation efforts in the
Middle East.
Sadat's speech came as Israeli
Prime Minister Menahem Begin
started the first full day of a U.S.
visit during which he is expected
to present a closely guarded
Is raeli peace plan to President
Carter.
But Sadat made only brief re·
ference to Begin. saying he was
"trying to confuse world opin·
ion" about his stand on con·
llnued Israeli occupation of Arab
territory captured in the 1967 Six·
Day War.
Creim Note
'6'JApollo
MoonFl~ght
CAPE CANAVERAL CAP> -
An estimated 300 people
gather ed here Saturday to
celebrate the anniversary of the
launching of Apollo 11, t he space
mission that landed the first man
on the moon.
The historic mission began on
July 16, 1969, when the Saturn V
launch rocket carrying three
astronauts was launched from
the Kennedy Space Center.
On Saturday, members of
Apollo 11 Commemorative As·
sociation, a group composed
mostly of former aerospace
workers, gathered at the center's
firing room to simulate the final
countdown.
A tribute to the late Wernher
von Braun, a leading contributor
to the moon pro~ram, wa.s given
by a group or officials.
The Apollo ll crew was not pre·
sent.
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Columbia Counter
Mrs. Murphy's Task:
• Tabulate the Salmon
. By JULES LOH ,.,. $.pecl•I CorreajMndenl
BONNEVILLE, Ore. <AP>
-When Lewis and Clark
reachedlheColumbia River tn
1805 it was a stream gone mad,
"foaming and bolling in a
most horrible manner." a
'river alive with airy irrides·
cent rips from bank to benk-
and alive with salmon.
graciously provided at 50 or
so barricades on the Colum·
bia and its feeders so the de·
termined saJmon, and fishes
~1milarly inclined, can get
home t-0 do their duty.
Mrs. Murphy's working
conditions are, indeed,
fascinatinc.
At Bonneville Dam, the
first and oldest on the Colum·
bia. fishe5 discover that the
only way upstream ia through
a narrow chamber walled by
a 5· by 5-foot lighted pane of
glass.
Man has changed the river,
damming it into a string or
flat lakes tame enough for
water skiers, but man can't
change the habits of the
Pacific salmon.
A MARVELOUS creature,
the salmon.
So great is its urge lo sur·
( AMERICA J
On the other side of the
glass sits Mrs. Murphy. feet
on a carpeted footstool. radio
delivering soft music, hot
plate and ice box at her
elbow.
vive as a species that 1t
braves any ob~tacle to return .
after a life at sea , to the pre
cise freshwater stream
among the Columbia'!>
labyrinthine tributaries, the
precise gravel bar where 1t
first knew life, there to spawn
.;ind die.
Lewis and Clark saw the
river so thick with salmon the
fish fairly leape<t into nets, so
plentiful tbe Indians used
them as fuel.
"THAT'S A sockeye.''
Click. "That's a chinook, and
a nice one." Click. ''Those
three are steelheads." Click,
click, click. "There's a shay.
They're about finished run·
ning now." Click. ·
Mrs. Murphy's clicker has
a row of five buttons to count
the different species,. and a
second row, of buttons to, as
she says, uncount the fish that
drift back downstream, pass·
ing the window the. wrong
way. A calculator does the
necessary arithmetic at the
end of her shifL
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COUNTING ON COLUMBIA
Mra. A$1nH Murphy
. (
Now, alas, so few salmon
return upstream for that ul·
ti mate act of procreation that
a person can literally count
each one, fish by struggling
fish.
Agnes Murphy. clicker in
hand like a gatekeeper at a
turnstyle. Is one of the
persons who counts them.
"No. I don't think s itting
here eight hours a day count·
ing fish is boring. I've been
doing it since 1971 and I
wouldn't still be at 1t if I didn't
hke it. In fact, it can get pret·
ty exciting.
"THE WORKING condi·
tions are much better now
than they used to be. We used
to have to sit in a shack, sort
of a n outhouse, and count
them from above as they went
up the fish ladder. This room
is so much better. with the
lfildio and all." .
A fish ladder Is a watery
staircase which the Corps of
Engineers. the Bureuu of
Reclamation and assorted'
other dam builders have
The other day her shift
ended with this report: .
She hac counted an upward
bound net total of 223 chinook
salmon, so she wrote down
268. She had counted 169
sockeye salmon, and wrote
203. She had counted 898
steelhead trout, and wrote
1.078, and 52 shad and wrote
62.
"It's a factored count," she
CfXplained. "We take a 10·
minute rest out of each hour,
and to account for that, and
for the fish that swim at night
-not many do, I guess fish
sleep at night -we add 1.2
percent to the count.'•
MRS. MURPHY is right
about fish sleeping, or at least
not swimming, at night.
Biologists find that they only
need to count from 5 a .m . to 9
p.m ., which works out con·
veniently to two eight-hour
shifts.
"When the fish are runninp,
heavy you stay mighty busy. '
Mrs. Murphy said. "When the
shad were running in June we
counted 45,574 in two shifts.
That's a lot ot fish."
So adept is Mrs. Murphy at
her job that she not only iden·
tifies each passing fish, and
some groups flip by the win·
dow at a right fancy cJlp, but
she also notes whether any•
are damaged, and how, and
reports that too.
"There was a seal out in the
r iver a few weeks ago ~ally
having a ball. tor&the fish up
something awful. If it's a bad
wound the fish likely· won't
make it to spawn."
AS WILD and furious as the
river was in the days of Lewis
and Clark, its hazards, in·
eluding an occasional seal.
were certainly far fewer than
the merciless gauntlet of
turbines and spillways
today's fish endure both com·
ing and going.
To help, federal and stale
biologists snatch a few fat
m amas and papas and use
them to breed about eight
million salmon and trout
fingerlings in hatcheries'and ,
restock the river every year.
Here's hoping those babies
are a hardy bunch.
When we want to find .out if
our School Program
is effective in getting
young people involved
in their world, '
we ask the experts.
Teachers ..
They tell ua our VEC School
Program, In combination with today'•
newspaper, I• the most effective way
they've found to build atudent
aweraneH and to develop atudents'
critical thinking, rHdlng, and discus·
aton tkllls.
Our program ts dHlgned to draw
students Into dlscuHlona of today·•
majof IHuea. BHt ot all, the program
challengH kid• to UM their mlnda llnd
lmegtnatlon• and to Hc4>m• Involved
In their communltr end In the world
around them. As pertne,. with the
schools In th• education of our Y0\1"9
people, we feel this la on• of our moat
Important projects.
We could tell you 1!'0,. •bOut our
school program, but the educetors at
thH• achoo!• HY It so much better:
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are beginning to take an Interest In th• world CMit91de th•I•
•hometown' beceuae of this very ,v•luabl• aid. Thank you
'f•ry much!" '
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Bet"ause uf "fl'llhtcnlna& nuw
•vldeDC"C," It 1" unltkf'I)' that o
OPQMd Alliikan llll termlnaJ In
.Bea.ch will b 1&pprovad, lht
rman or thl• atato Air
R our Board Hid Salurdu'
Tom Quinn uld lhMl thu St~111
dard Od ol Ohio propoul woulll
prtclud~ Callfornlia from rl'ct•1\
'"' a shure or larl(l' natural i:u .. •upph~ \\hH'h :.n· l'~pectt'd to bec'omi• :H .uluhh· f1om Canudu
•nd Mt•>.ic (I 0\ l'I tht• OC1't lhrl~
year11
"BASED ON whul we heurd to
dur. I don't see how we could tip
prove it," Quinn told the As·
aoclated Press during a break in
the first major pubhc hearing on
the proje<:t.
As proposed by Sohio, the pro-
ject \\OUld bring crude 011 from
Valdez, AJaska, to Long Bcuch
by lanker and then pipe 1l to
Midland, Texas, for refining and
marketing an the Midwest
To aict the 011 lo the Gulf Coust.
Sohao had proposed that 1l take
over un ldl1.1 El Puo Natural Gas
<. 'o pl1x:llnt'
llowevur, ~poke:imcrl ror two
i.t1&to uacncle:1 the Calltornu1
Enl·raiv Commhuuon and the
Puhhl' UllhUe11 Commbs1on
lt"1l 1f1l't.I Suturduy thut 1( Soh10
\\ 1·1 •· t1llowcd to lake over the
1,11wl11w, tht•1e would be no way
1111 Cal1fu1 run to bring new
n..1lurul &as suppltl!s into the
shit~.
DOTH AGENCIES suggested
thul Sohio be denJed permission
lo build the Long Beach tanker
termlnul unless it was willing to
<.0on11 trucl a separate pipeline for
carrying its crude oil lo the Gulf
Coa~t.
Robert Schaadt. tt spokesman
for the Sobio Transportation Co .
:.aid his company had stuclied the
pess1bi11ty of a separate pipeline
three years ago, but discarded
the idea as too expensive.
IDkerPotted
Friemlly Rithr Arrested
INGLEWOOD (AP) A young hitchhiker coaxed two
men in a car into giving him a ride by saying he could turn
them on to some " good gruss."
Unfortunately for him. the two men were plainclothes
police officers.
Police said the youth flagged dowJl ~heir unmarked car.
offering "good grass" if they woul4 give him a ride to
Hollywood. They were transporting a woman to the station
for booking at the time.
Officers said the young man. once inside the car, happi-
ly lit up a marijuana cigarette. then complimented them on
their nice radio, nice car and nice clothes.
As they offered him handcuff<;, he r<.'aliled h(• \\as not
going lo lloJlywood after all.
Hts ridt' t•nded al lhl' µol1te .... t.ilwn when• hl· w.1-.
booked for IO\ csligat1on of m<ir11uan<1 pus-.u .. s1on.
Girl, 3, Collects
Damages for Attack
SACRAMENTO CAP) The
family or a small girl who was
seriously lllJUrl'd by a wolf that
w~ndered away from a W:..lt Db
ney movie set at Lakr Tahoe has
won more than $900,000 1n
damages.
0\'cr $600,000 of the total came
in a Superior Court verdict Fn
day against Wall Disney Produr-
tions. The girl, Shl'lli Crum. now
6 years old. got $550.000 of that
She was attacked by the wolf
while playing sn her backyard at
South L.1kc Tahoe sn October
1974.
The other S.100.000 came an a
settlement with Pisces Produt·
tsons. Inc., which had contracted
with Disney lo makl' the movie
.Jurr1 Cornplete11 Week
LOS ANGELES (AP> .Juroro.;
in \he retrial or former Manson
fol ower Leslie Van llouten
ended one full week of delibt•ra
tions Saturday without rl'aching
a verdict.
The six-man, s1~·woman ,tUr\'.
sequestered since beginning de
liberations last Saturday, is e\·
pected to reconvene Monda,·
Miss Van Houten 1s charged in
the murders of grocer Leno La
Bianca and his wife. Rosem<1n .
se"'.en.years ago
~ Rhk Studie•
LOS ANGELES <AP> A ma-
jor earthquake could severely
damage a San Pedro liqul'f1cd
petroleum storage faciHly and
epijl its contents, a Stale Public
UU)ities Commission study says.
The PUC initially said the LPG
laeility, located near thl'
Newporl·lnglewood and thl'
Palos Verdes fault zones. could
withstand a n earthquake or
between 5.5 and 6.0, considered
the maximum expectable in thl'
area. But a report released Fn ·
John Wayne
Signs ABC
TV Contract
tos ANGELES (~P) -John
W iyne, the 70-)'ear-old star of
mivles datinJ back to 1~, bas
si1ncid an exclusive two-yur
cofl'tiact with the ABC Television
nelwork. ABC Hid Friday.
· ~BC declined to say how mucb
Wayne wU1 earn under j.he CQll· qact, which the networJc sscya
1lart1 wlth the 19'17·'18 televtsloo season. the network said Wayne, wllose most recent picture was
"'the SbooU1t," wUt "appear u
himself ln 11~ qaaJor two-hour
sp,ctals, eacb Pl'Olf•m uni(lue in
e°"cept. and each apeciffoally ~ored to ht• taluta." lt. didn't
elaboret.. Yf 11M also will ~eat-star In
oat nnet, 1pecl'1. year. :t'b• veteran actor woh an
Madem.r award in 19el for blS
Pc;tr11al oC Rooster CoabUiu tn z·,n,v Grit." _
[ BRIEFS J
dav said recent studies show a
quake ~f 7.0 is possibjj!.
Riot Shakes E'ol•orn
FOLSOM (AP l A batlle
hcl\\ ecn black and white inmates
in the maximum-security section
of Folsom Pnson Saturdav was
broken up by guards who rfred 10
shots. prison officials said.
At least four inmates were hit
by buckshot that scallered from
beanbags fired. n e ar th e
prisoners. None was seriously
hurt. Later. inmate, Robert
Moore, 38. was stabbed in the ab·
tlomen·outside his cell.
Cuba Exile
W arrn Tirne
For Newton
OAKLAND --Jailed Black
P;)nther leader Huey Newton
says he was treated as a
pr1 vil<.'ged foreigner during his
self-imposed exile in Cuba but
preferred to work in a cement
plant.
Newton. in his first interview
since ending his exile and return-
ing home. told the San Francisco
Examiner that after fleeing t<'
Cuba his family lived at first in
the Havana Libre hotel, which
was a Hilton before the Cuban re-
volution.
HE SAID for a few months they
were given a grand tour or
schools, factories, farms and
housing in all six provinces.
"After I got familiar with the
country, they wanted lo make me
an instructor at the University or
Havana, but J wanted experience
working wltb the proletariat," he
said in today's Examiner.
He said he moved with his wife,
Gwen, and two children to a
three-bedroom apartment in
rural Santa Clara, about 2!50
miles from Havana, where he
waa assigned to repair trucks in a
cement plant.
After six monttts, the family
m oved to Havana and Newton
taucht history of social move-
tn en t s at. the Uni verslty or
Havana. He said be never asked
to sec CUban leader Fidel Castro.
"WHEN I went to Cuba they
gave me \he most important thine. refuge," Newton aatd.
Newton remain~ th Black
Panther P~rty'a leader whlle io
Cuba, comrnunicaUn; only oc·
caalonal telopbooe calls and Jet· ten.
Before his exile, he had at81Ud
to atffr the party awa.y from ·
violent rhetorlc and toward com-
mun1ly acuon. ~
He s~ud 11 the i,tatc reruscs to
allow Soh10 to use the El Puso
Natural Gas lane, the company
will r econsider alternative 1
routes to get the oil to the
Midw est Among the
alternatives, he said, would be a
pipeline trom Kitlmat, British
Columbia, to the northern U.S.,
or sh\J>ping the oil through the
Panama Canal to the Gulf Coast..
Howe\er, Fred Garibaldi, I.he
president or Sohlo Transporta-
tion Co.. said the Long Beach
terminal was the "most stucli~d ,
project jn the history of
Calirornfa" and that "all issues
have been adequately
answered."
A~W.,...,..IO
HE.CLAll\1ED that th~ project
would "subscribe to the highest
air-quality standards in the coun·
try or the world "
According to an 18-monlh
study released by the ARB last
week. the Long Beach terminal
would dail) create pollution
equal to that emitted by 2 7
million automobiles an the South
Coast Air Basin that includes Los
Angeles, Oran~c. R1vcrs1de and
San Bernardino counties
GIANT ALASKA OIL TANKER LIKE THE SS OVERSEAS CHICAGO MAY BE TOO.RISKY
State Air Resources Board Friday Heard Evidence Claiming Spill Dangers Should Kiii Port <""
Home Boom Slowing?
In add1t1on. the report said the
project would cause six to eight
minor oil spills yearly, plus one ·
major spill t•ach in the Santa
Barban1 Channel <ind the Port of
Long Beach. A major spill was
defined as the loss of more than
60,000 harrels of oil caused by a
ship collision or grounding.
Dr. Jane Hall, a special assis·
tant to Quinn, said other studies
have estimated that "at least OIY
ce" during the 25-year life of the
project, one of the tankers would
be involved in an accident that
would cause it to spill its 1.2
million barrels of oil alon(_ the
coast. .
Sohio petitioned lo be al lowed to
take over the El Paso Natural G<is
pipeline because natural gas out-
put in the Gulf Coast has been.
dPclinang. leaving the pipeline
1dlt>
Southern California's housing
boom shows signs of slacking off
and prices could levt'l off, con
eludes an informal newspaper
study.
T h e demand for home
mortgages has declined in the
past few weeks, owners are sell-
ing older homes at lower prices,
houses in some ar~s are not be·
ing sold quickly, atlcl more build·
ing orders are being canceled,
the study r eports.
AND ALTHOUGH some sav·
ings and loan officials insist the
prime interest rate for home
mortgages wiJI remain at 9 25
percent, other officials say it
could drop lo 9 percent, the study
added.
It concluded that rising home
prices are likely to level off. but
are not expected to drop.
"We've seen a decline in loan
demand or about 30 percent in the
last six weeks." said George H
Haley, senior vice president of
Bank of America. Great Western
Savings & Loan Assn., for exam·
ple, originated $239 million in
loans during April compared to
$224 million in June.
Haley added that as a result of
this trend, home mortgage in·
terest rates may officially drop
to 9 percent in the next 30 days.
IN ADDITION. builders such
as Nathan Shapell, president of
Shapell Industries in Beverly
Hills have been pressuring
speculators oul of the mark et.
Savings and loan officials .,ay
they either do not lend to
s peculators or demand higher
down pay ments and charge 0.5
'i SUMMER
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
percent more ror nonowner occu-
pants. ·
Older homes. a~so affected b)
the trend, arc not being sold as
fast. "Every third or fourlh list·
ing says 'Something Like 'price
drastically reduced,' or 'reduced
$.5,000' ," said one San Fernando
Valley real estate sales
manager.
''The market isn't going to fall
away, but 1 think we've finally
reached the ceiling on some of
these outlandish prices," said the
unidentified manager.
Th<.' survey was conducted b~·
the Los Angeles Times and
published in today's edition.
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1l8 DAii.. Y PILOT Sunday, July 17, 1877
Success ·Takes to the W,oo.ds
'BDl'rOR'S NCYl'E -l.IM IOrM olltfr ~ citJI tamUy-Just aa ha.rd u ever, someUmes seven
acm.u.rt. Bob mu tt.ctd.td tbat ftleqfbt CM gom• days a week-but tbere are fow aeparaUons. won't"'°"",,.. •Jlor1. o IN dn>ppedoeaondNtNat· ......... ---~• ~m H~now. t' h•..a~ ....
ed tonnl Vmnont. ••we're working a.nd Uvin1t together. My
.. , G EOaGE p a dauabter worn ln tbe store. also. y OU don't even
LONOONOERRY."Vt.(Ap) _ Bob Hill • bave to wear watches up here. You don't even
burned with amblUoo. Tbore lt wu, that aUttor-look •t tho dock. You•re your own boss. You set your own pace." tna ~ponte world. Hl1 tat.her poloted out lbe Bob Hill, with
wife Mary Jane
(right) and
daughter
Cathleen,
ride along
their rustic
road to tM top throu1h 1alea and marketlne. AT TIMES THE Jlllls simply close their•
Bob Hill took that road. H11 father Wll l)rOUd store and do what they want. Signs have been
of hlm, and be waa proud of that. Five mat.jor posted on the door, .. Watching the parade.'' .. Go-
companies.10 homee a.ad 20 yeara lat.r. Bob ftlll mi fiahina," "Went to the beach, see you tomor• be1an to wonder wh tber tbc anUclpatloo ol 1uc· row."
ceH w o't more Ntllfyanc than aucceaa ltselt. Customers?
''They'll wait, they'll be there tomorrow,"· HEaK HE WAS, ade 44, a s:K>,OOO·a-year· Hill · • i ti says • . plua vice president of tho CBS Commun ca on "It's an euy life," says bis wife. "I used to '
and Technology Group. Ho b d an otter -at a give a lot of formal dinner parties, but no more. ( s1x-fiJura salary -to helld another firm as presi-b d h of it It' ni t et f ·t dent There were two Cadillac.a ln his d&ra"'e, a enoug · s ce 0 g away rom 1 • expressway
-for them
the road to
happiness.
• a Tb ere are no social pressures here." .
and his ZS.foot boat could sleep five. The Hills. have lived ln their modified log ' .
He dropped out. came to tb.iwustic town of house with four bedrooms, a living room, two ·
1.000, opened a hardware store, devoted himself baths and all the modern conveniences, longer
to le1s\ll"e and tus family. That's where the final than in any other home during their marriage. , '
1rooy comes in. d Success pursued Bob Hill to Londonderry, Why di Bob Hill waitsolongtochange?
and now. 1t would seem. be has the best of .. I hadn't reached where I wanted to go," he
several possible worlds. How he got there -to a says. "l wasn't fully played out. You bad to have
world he never dreamed about -~bows that the it all. It is a part of corporate life. You make it.
s traight road may be the shortest distance you spend it. We've enjoyed it but we've gone
between two points, but the back roads are a lot that .~rfitegi:u.~ i gained. 1 came out a wi·nner." more interesting.
Four years ago Bob lhll realized he was at a
crossroads.
"I ASKED ~IYSELF, 'Do 1 want to keep
challenging myself or spend the rest of my life
enjoying my family and having fun?'
·'I was tired of crawling on and ore airplanes,
the harassment and hassle. I had enough of
board meetings and staff meetings and au that
hoopla that goes with it.'•
That's when Robert P . Hill quit his job.
turned down the new one, sold his Cadillacs, his
boat and his Stamford, Conn., home. He packed
up his wife of 21 years, Mary Jane, a former
airline hostess, and his 14-year-old daughter
Cathleen, and headed for Vermont's greenery
and a new way of life.
"I was the right age," Hill, now 48, sa¥S·
''The time was right. .. We made the decision as
a family."
ON THE OTHER hand. Hill didn't intend lo
retreat to the woods and·li ve on nuts and berries.
A rustic hardware store seemed a nice com-
promise between the need to make a living and a
new, more carefree way of life .
But after a year of owning the store, Hill re·
alized that business was sharply seasonal -
brisk when the tourists or skiers were there, slow
in the long int~als. He began to look for
· somethjng to manufacture .
The product he came up with was candles
What, he said, can be more natural to New
England than candles·! And the manufacturing
'process was clean, fitting in· with Vermont's
tough environmental criteria.
He dropped the m:Jhufacturing idea when he
found that Price's Candles of London, England,
was planning lo distribute candles in the United.
States.
AND SO, ONE step leading to another. he
found himself back in a sizable business again,
as Price's New England distributor. He will set
up similar distributorships in the rest of the Unit·
ed States.
Hill has been distributing candles from the
basement of hia hardw..are store, but he's giving
up t he store and pla'ns to move into. a 2,000
square-foot warehouse.
Has the wheel come full circle. with the ·
dropout dropping back in? Not the way Hill sees
it. He now has the best of both worlds.
"My heart is now back in the big arena," he
says, "but l'm working out of Londonderry. It
makes it easy for me. I'm not involved in that
harassment. The~marketing techniques are soft ·
and subtle.
"l'M ABSOLUTELY happier now even
though l'm making less of everything. I'm in·
dependent. with nobody to answer to. The
press\ll"es you make in this business are your own.
"I'm just doing a consulting job and setting
up a total marketing and sales program for
Price's Candles Ltd .. but I'm doing 1t right out of
here. So I'm not on their payroll as an employe.
I'm at an arm's length from the company. I'm
calling the shots, setting up distributors. 12 to 15
independent people."
He says he will be making one or two trips.
but there is no way he will be traveling as much
as be did. He, Mary Jane and Cathle~n work as a
No More 'Head
Of Ho113elwl4'
WASHINGTON (AP) -Concluding that the
man in the house is not necessarily the head of
the household, the government is changing the
way it collects statistics.
The result may change the way Americans
look on paper to future policy.makers, officials
say. •
Although the government's statistical profile
or its population should reflect reality, it does
not, says economist Janet L. Norwood, deputy
commissioner foe' data anal)tllis at.the Bureau of
Labor Statistics.
BEQt1IRING census-takers to label the man
in the house as the "head" of the household not
only ia anachroaisUc but also can mislead policy-
makers by givin1 a distorted view of society,
said Ms. Norwood. ·
New insigbta about the relaUonabip of
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Top Players W ari1 in on the Acting
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Tbe •c n4I 11 • corridor out.aid a L.os Anseles
<-0urtroom. A profeutonal killer la on trial. Durinc
a rtteu he and hi• accu1cr, DC!l. Woodrow Edlaon
York. exchanae inaullJI.
"You ain't even 1ot ~tcMbool me in the
buck.'' snaps the Police olflcer.
"That's an id ea," the kUler1noer1.
THE MURDERER 11 played by Dean
Stockwell, a veteran film star. Det. York i5 played
by Orenthal J am('S Sampson. better known as O.J .•
open-field runner an pro football atadlums and cer-
t aan atrporls.
O.J . Simpson, star of the Buffalo Bills, TV com-
merciala and sportcasts, as taking the bigeeat
plunge of hii. five -year actin& career. His
performances so far have neither repelled nor en·
thralled cr1lics or audiences. He has played secon-
dary roles ln TV 's "Medical Cen,er," in the
features "The Klansman," "Killer Force," "The
Towering Inferno," "Cassandra Crossing" and the
unreleased "Capricorn One," plus a brief bit in
.. Roots."
Nothing much to strain has acting muscles. But
in "D.H.Q." Cdetectave headquarters). a two-hour
'
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• Columbia Picture& Television movie to be shown on
CBS next aeuoo, he will need to portray scorn, as in
the scene with killer Stockwell, plus fear, joy and
aadness. He alao muat play the lover of his detective
1ldeklck, actress Elizabeth Montgomery.
CAN O.J. succeed in a field that has defeated
many an athlete? )liss Montgomery, star of
"Bewitched," beUeves he can.
"I'm not surprised at how well O.J. does as an
actor," she says. "First or all, I've seen his previous
work. Secondly, I believe that anyone whose talent is
beyond the ordinary is usually not limited to one
field."
O".J , Simpson is the latest in a long line of star
athletes who have been attracted to the movie
world. It started back in the silent-film era with
Jack Dempsey ("Manhattan Madness"), Babe
Ruth ("Goln' Home") and Gene Tunney ("The
Fighting Marine").
In 1933 heavyweight champion Max Baer· and
Myrna Loy co-starred In MGM's "The Pcizefighter
and the Lady." The role or Tarzan proved a natural
attraction for athletes, including swimmers Johnny
Weissmuller and Buster Crabbe, decathlon stars
Herman Brix (Bruce Bennett) and Glenn Morris,
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plays detective,
Elizabeth
Montgomery
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television movie
"D. H. Q."
Simpsons win
at acting is a
rarity. Most
sports figures :-~
fail to score
in Hollywood.
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ballers Mike Henry and Ron Ely. Jim Brown plus Alex Karras, Don Meredith andJoe
. Namath. From boxjng: Buddy Bae r, Maxie
THE DECATHLON also has produced such act-Rosenbloom, Rocky Graziano, Lou Nova, Ken.
ing hopefuls as Bob Mathias, Rafer Johnson and Norton.
Bruce Jenner. The football world has given For every athlete who achieves movie stardom,
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dozens fail. Muhammed All, currently starring as
Muha mmad Ali in Columbia Pictures' ••ne
Greatest," suggests the r eason: .. .
"Most athletes who turn actor are displeased
with their athletic careers and use their fame to
seek another career. That is why most of them don't
m ake it; they go after acting for the wrong reasons.
"ME, l'M THE most famoas man in the world.
and I can make five or six million dollars in one
night. So fame and money isn't my motivation. I
made 'The Greatest' because it gave me a chance to
r each people in a different way. I'll make more
movies, but onl y if they are clean and have
something to say for humanity."
O.J. Simpson admits another motivation: Ego
satisfaction.
"No doubt about it, athletes are accustomed to
being patted on the back," he says. "It's tou~b to
feed that ego after you 're through with sports.
"Football is more-immediately satisfying.
because the applause is spGntaneous. But I've also
found satisfaction in investigating roles." .
Simpson says he considered acting as a sideline
until he worked with such veterans as Richard
Burton and Lee Marvin on "The Klansman." Then
he began to consider acting as a career, though at
present he can earn four times as much money in ~ foot~~~ WORST thing I have to face is the fact that I
have a strong, established personality." he says. "1 i have to play against that personality in my roles. For
instance, I have no running scenes in 'D.H.Q.'"
Swimmer Mark Spitz evidences the frustra-·
lion that some athletes I' ace as actors. After becom-
ing an instant superstar with his seven gold medals
at the 1972 Olympics. he came to Hollywood to make
a big splash as an actor. But in fi ve years, he has on-
ly a few TV variety show appear ances and one
sm all role in "Emer gency" to his credit .
"An athlete can show physical ability and win'.
a business man can display intellectual capacity and
succeed," Spitz says. "Hut m acting there are no
guidelines. You can be a dummy or a genius, ugly
or good looking. 'Art' is in the eye of the beholder.
"If the producers decide you don't. have 'art,•
you don't get the job."
Capo District
Trustees Fill
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Edward Piel , of San
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NtvtrHI II doot 11 ob1truc1ed going up or ~. llt!S.C
Piel, 48, was formerly
assistant naval instruc·
·tor in the district's Naval
Junior Reserve Officers'
Training Corp s
CNJROTC>. He was re-
cently commend ed by
the Capistrano school
board for his contribu-
tion to the award·
w1r.:ling program.
c iel wa: ir.volved with
t~e NJROTC from its in·
ception ~n 1968 in the
Caplstrahcf district until
it folded this year, due to
!ow student enrollment.
IN IDS NEW position,
Piel will earn an annual
salary ol $15, 768. He will
be responsible for the
school district's safety
program and will
monitor district. energy
use, in order to recom·
mend conservation
measures. District trustees
authorized the position in
May when an insurance
catrler warned them
that their existing aaf ety
program ls impractical.
Sam. Cbicu, assistant
lf Uperlntendent for
general services. has
worked half·lJm• on t.be
dhtrlct's safety pro· enmi b\lt. ho ~aid the Job
requ re1 a full-time person. ,
Tbe ln1urance com· pany, lndUIUial Indom-
nlty Q>mpany. toured
four Capiatrano achoo.la
ill ~pri11 11'd found 19
uf ety Uarill. Tbe firm
~IDeiilded that. the
cflettiC\, ......... .,.
t1 ~ -bold pli•
NEWCOORDfNMrOR
EdwardPieJ
cipals accountable r
safety in their schools. ~
"The most impGrtanl aspect.~r the.-safety pr~
gram is that one mart
should be put in charge-·
and held responsible, r
tbey said in their in·
spection r eport to tb
district.
. ... PIEL WAS chose• ..
from UDOftl live app
cants, rour from within
· t h e dJ at r 1 c t , w h o
qualified for personal in.
terviews. a district
spok•man said.
"He wu selected ror
his exten-she bacle--rround In teachlna, ett-
f orcement of saf et.y 1tt15
darda and public rela·
tlonir, '' she 1ald.
Plet h also full!':
accredited by the U.l i'
state Department as 'l·
clvil defenae coord,natdlJ
and could aasum
reapol'lllblllty ror
actlool dlltrict clvU ~
tent• prosram. t
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.. . .
l
t l Tax Relief
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What tt\ r huppcnt'd to property tax r eform?
Just y~ar uao the shock w ve generated by
kyrock Utli propl•rty tux bllla wu followed by a tor·
rent of rhetoric from Cullfomla lc1t3lcators who cried
in unison , "Somethln; must be done!" •
To 1 mal\ and woman -lhey declared that. tux
rt•Ucf ror lh~ overburdened hom .. -owner would be the
"top pr1or1ty" atem on the lcalaluUon they would pro-
J>OS@ tn Secrnment.o.
It wn~ unthinkable, said lhe legis lators, that the
mnntionary rliJc ln 1useased valuation should con·
tinue to inflate the property tax bills of hard·working
Cahfornlans. .
All this was som ewhat encouraslni. so the prop-
er~ owners paid their infiated tax bWs and waited
hopefully
This month the little cards announcing the new
assessed valuations have once more popped up in the
ma1llx}xcs
And once more. the passing year has added
several more thousands of dollars to the assessor's
valuation of our homes. And once mor e. barring som e
s ort of miracle, the increased valuation will be
reflected in the tax bills that arrive in Octobe r .
So what's been going on m Sacramento?
Oh, they ha vcn 't forgotten us. In fact. there ·s
!)Carcely a legislator who hasn't tossed some bright
t ax reform proposal into the hopper.
There h ave been debates and hearings and floor
votes on homeowner relief, renter relief, r ebates,
ceilings, freezes, ~pending limits, split rolls ... a nd
on and on.
The r esult is a complex m ass of legislation that
would take about two full pages of this newspaper to
· begin to explain. •
The bright ideas were amalgamated into two m a
jor bills, plus a couple of minor bills.
Both propose limits on state spending, limits on
the amount of r evenue to be raised by property tax.
relative to inflation, and special levels of assessment
for owner-occupied property.
The most desirable (or least undellrable,
perhaps), SB 12 by Sen. Jerry Smith, received the
most Senate votes and bas the backing of the Brown
Administration. It would off er $500 million in
homeowner relief and $250 million in reJlter relief and
proposes no new taxes. But SB 12 seems likely to bog
down ln the Assembly.
That body favored Assemblyman Willi~ Brown's
AB 999. but realized it seemed doomed because it in·
eluded proposals for hundreds-of millions of new
taxes to off set property tax relief.
So the Assembly "hijacked" the Sen~te's second·
choice bill, SB . 154 by Sen. Nicholas Petris, and
amended 131 pages of AB 999 into that upper house
measure.
It now appears that this amalgam will be the bill
that gets the attention of the Senate-Assembly con-
ference committee when the legislators get back to
work next month.
M~while, the taxpayers are not the only ones
who are gelling i mpatient. One frustrated legis lator
vows he will seek a baJlot initiative to force tax cuts.
As he sees it. the public at this point c an expect no
m ore from the laboring in Sacramento than "a few
political aspirins ,'' instead of t he s ignificant tax relief
1t needs.
It 1s tame for the governor to step in and try to
move this legislative mountain as he did in the
agricultural labor relations bill impasse -or stand
by for a ballot initiative that could really gum up the
s tate's fiscal works.
The taxpayers have had the rhetoric, they've had
the debates -and soon they '11 have the new bills.
While it's not likely much. can be done to reduce
them at this point, it wouldn't hurt to commubicate
your views to your legislators, who are at home this
month -though the Orange County delegation has
been sympathetic to the problem.
And by all means write to the governor and urge
him to get into the act -now! . -~a .
Carter, Mondale Need a Lesson on Teachers
WASHJNGTON So the Vire
President bellowed to the r<··
public 's
largest
teacher's un
100, the Na
lional Educa·
l ion Assn ..
that Pres1
dent Carter
now supports
a $1.5 billion
hik e in
federal spend·
ing on education. Hooray and
Huzzah! Waller Mondale shows
that he can quickly slip back mto
campaign rhetoric
The lm election 1s over. Mr
Vice President. You and Jimmy
Carter won. You nct•d not pan<kr
to the powerful N.EA. "'h•<'h
publicly endorsed the Carter·
Mondale team. thus brc.il..m_g its
traditional <how lhrv halt• lh!ll
word> neutrality ·
NEA dunned 1ls mt•mbcrs for
check-off dollars dutifully roull'd
Lo poht1cal action. an.d dropp<'d
nearly three m1l11nn bucks on
Democrat1r cand1dalc-s, includ
in_g a good t·h1111k for Carter
Mondale.
YOU CAN Tlli\NK the N EA for
its obvious partisanship and big
help in 1976, Mr. Vice President.
hut do you have to annou nce a re·
t•iprocal drop of Sl.5 billion on lhc
t•ducation est<1bhshmcnt just lo
gd an apprec1at1vc something
from this gang of job-hungry un·
ionists?
Oh, you praise the Carter Ad·
ministration for making "the
largest increase in federal
dollars for education since the
Elementary and Secondary Act
was passed in 1965."
And you got the usual baying
sounds from the NEA multitude
by scoring the Nixon·l-~ord suc-
cession as "one of the most anti·
education administrations in his·
tory."
The Vice President dem
onstrated a cuteness a nd a
superficiality. He conveniently
neglected to mention that only a
few weeks ago, the Carter Ad·
ministration was opposed to any
increase in the education budgeL
Its spending proposal was actual·
ly low~r than th(' last four Ad·
ministration's budgets.
BUT THAT'S JUST a bit of
political sleight of hand by
Carter-Monda!<'. What r eally
hurts Is the mindless assumption
by the Vice President that to
spend more billions in education
1s to improve it.
One of the great bitter truths of
our time is to know that while
enrollments shrink, spending on
education rises a nd s tudent
achievement drops. Education 1s
not so short on f:Jnds, as it is in
the discipline of real teaching.
The Council for Basic Educa·
lion, which oppose~ these de·
bilitating trends. can tick off
case after <'ase documenting lh<'
aforementioned. unforlunatl'.'
truth:
-A $1.8 MILLION study of
·"innovative'' education shows
that these expensive programs
did not produce higher at'htcve
ment. In fact. students in rl'.'
latively traditional programs
demonstrated greater scholastic
im provement, and the most im·
proved readers were those who
received plain old one-on -one in
struction.
-In the 1968-1976 period. the
Consumer Price Index rose 59
percent, but per-pupil costs r06 e
132 percent. Instead of returning
to basics, school administrators
struggled to save the jobs or un.
needed teachers when school
boards demanded cost cuts.
-Students (mostly Spanish)
in bilingual programs who
achieved proficiency in English
were kept in the program to pre·
serve teachers' jobs, though re·
search shows that they should be
( THI~SCHJ
moved in to regular classes.
Oth er stud e nts were un-
necessarily assigned to such pi:o-
gr a ms to satisfy a constituency,
thus mixing pedagogy with
politic!'.
-A STUDY OF Philadelphia
public schools shows that ad·
vanced degrees of a teacher arc
"irrelevant to s tudent achieve-
ment:" "equalization" of spend-
ing in schools provides little
educational benefit: matching
teacher rnce lo student race was
"'apparently immaterial" to stu-
dent achievement.
Question If researchers are
right that unequal di stribution of
resources results in better educa·
Punch
n·I ~{
tion. will the courts go along with
the idea? Final conclusion: Bet-
ter teachers, net more spending
a nd/or "equalizalid'n " pro-
grams, are responsible for stu
dent improvement.
In state after state, officials
painfully learned that the NEA
system of measuring quality
education by the amount of ex·
penditures is wrong, and that the
only true test is how well children
r ead. write and comprehend.
THIS SPRING, for example.
the s upe rintendent of the
Maricopa County (Phoenix,
Ariz.> schools, suggested a
freeze in slate funding pending a
review of "where we have been
and where we are h eaded with
education in Arizona.•'
He voiced doubts about such
elective courses for junior high
students as "Critique of the
Cinema " and "Bachelor
...
uSo we see that these triangles are not merely elmllar,
they are actually congruent! Isn't tbat wonderful?
Doesn't. It make you want to sing and shout?"
French Connection of Beauty and W orth1
Old Bellibones Good As ·New
CHARLES
McCABE
circulation. It defines a class of
women that is much less rare
than we ml1ht think; and1ln ad·
mtrableclaas lt ls.
Beauty in women has a bad
name these days. And with plen·
ty or buit. For reuons that are
not clear to me, beauUful women
ar e almost encourc~•d to be
treacbeC'OUI tn our society. They
have the opportunities, Lord
know&, and they have b-een
known to sel.zt them.
Her goodness consists largely
in bet unwUUngnesa to play the
games of treachery. She h.U tbe
intesdt.Y ot most people-who ex· eel at anything. Her excellence,
and her goodness, consistt In
knowing who she ia and resolute.
ly re maining just thaL
Survival."
Much of it boils down lo this.
Wh en teachers b ecome un-
ionized, they tend to lose motiva·
tion. anc! are more likely to in-
dulge in "pass the buck" educa-
tion routing students to
expensive special programs and
r esource teams -thus avoiding
the tough job of teaching.
HAPPILY, THERE are many
exceptions to this pattern, but it
1s prevalent enoug h that Mr.
Mo ndale should lhink twice
before he puts out that simplistic
stuff about more spending equal-
ing better education. By that
logic, he and Mr. Carter should
have plumped for the Bl bomber
in order to get a more effective
defense system.
The present educational
establishment. in the U.S., mean-
ing unions like &he NEA, is the
Bl bomber of education, and
what a pity, especially for our
children.
State IWY Group
Will Support ERA 1
To the Editor:
The July 11 story in the Pilot on
the International Women's Year
conferences now being held
across the country is misleading
-as is the headline: "Anti·ERA-
Forces Grow: Only New York
Votes 'Yes'inCaucus."
As a member of the executive
committee of the Californi~
Coordinating Committee of IWY,
I should like to point out to you
that our state meeting held on
June 19 voted overwhelmingly to
support the Equal Rights
Amendment and also resolved
that all women shall have the
right to control their reproduc-
tive lives regardless of income
and status.
THESE WERE just two of the
many subjects dealing with
women that were addressed in a
forthright and affirmative man·
ner dur ing the four-day
California meeting held at the
University of Southern
California.
Ninety-six delegates and five
alternates. the largest state del-
egation in the country. were
elected by the body to represent
California in Houston at the na·
tlonal conference to take place in
November. Six of the delegates.
including myself, are from
Orange County
VIVIAN HALL
Notttalgle Drive
To the Editor:
A !ew days ago, you published
a pictW'e of a 1900 Locomobile. It
brought back memories to me or
a slmllar automobile.
My father was Pacific cOast
aalea manager ror Henry· R
Worthlnctoft Steam Pump Co.
The New York office shipped a 1900 Locomobile out to San P'ran·
~lsco for my father to try and t
Imagine they preferred to have it
blow up in San Francisco rather
than New York.
( MMLBOX J
We were all delighted when it
was shipped to a salesman in
Honolulu where it b.urned up.
JOSEPHINE KEELER
Pendon Payoff • •
To the Editor:
Your editor ial ''Pension
Payoff" on Friday, July 8, is
almost unbelievable.
Where. in the private sector,
could anyone. after two years on
the job get a $41,382 pension from
a job which pays $56,150 per
year? As I recall, the recipient.
Fire Chief Kenneth Long, is also
only S2 years old and in good
health.
THEN here comes Evelle
Younser with four separate tax·
payer-supported pensions col-
lecting $53,226 per year six years
from now.·
The gross injustice of such
ripoffs against the taxpayers and
Social Security recipients should
be headlined on the front pages or
our newspapers until the public
insists that such\inequilies stop.
I suggest headlines since many
more peol>le must read them
than read edJtortaJs.
DALE JOHNSON
o.-ANOI! COAIT
DAILY PILOT
..
Sonday. Juty 11. 1en DAILY PILOT A
'FriendS' Collect _';fhrough Loophole .. ~ -·
81 S ~N l.llTWIN • Sum utt..u 61 A,,,.. '"*'~'"' from
Loa A.U• lln arftcl• ti ''fmnlld /rom IM
J11rw Colt/"""4 JDUmaJ, a mUftthl11 onal11116
o/ atCll~ gr;iwrnmf'nt artd poltlac•
It !>OUnda like 1t m11ht be _. cun for
the bunro squad, but It '11 pcrlecUy hiaiul
A couple of J(uya act up a phol\e opt•ruUon
to r.-1~f' lfl<M't'Y for u popular candidate
"'ho Ot•\ l'r ht>ard of them or ••kud for
lhe1r hdp
8ut thanks to lhi: way the t'cd~r.t
Elecuon., Comm111aon <FEC> Juuled lta
r~1ulauons to protect both the ri&ht ot
free speech and the $1,000 limit on In
dh'idual contnbuUons. tho phone-bank
hustle is absolutely l~«i•I, and the or·
ganuers can count their money on th•
pohce-stallon steps as tone aa they hav•
regLStered and ftled ftnanclal statements
w1tb the 1''.EC.
A COUPLE OF enterprising Call!or·
nian.s named Bill Morrison and Charles
Reade did e.xacUy lbat last year, takini
io over $110,000 from contributors who
lbo~bt the money W8$ IOing to the cam·
paigns of Ronald Reagan, S . I.
Hayakawa, or Gerald Ford. In fact,
more than $81,000 stayed with Morrison
and Reade in the form or fees and com·
missions, and a chunk of the rest went to
fund-raising c·omm1ssions for telephone
solicitors.
What actually was spent on adverlls·
ing was so diffuse and ineffective that it I)
wasn't even noticed by the official cam·
paigns. Reade and Morrison were able to
pull this orr and stay free by woclting a
loophole that could undermine broad·
based financing of political campaigns
in years to come.
They registered each operation as
an "independent political committee" -
a stepchjld of the U.S. Sutft'eme Court's
1976 Buckley V. Valeo decision, badly
r aised by the FEC.
When the court struck down the
$1,000 limit on independent expenditures
as an infrin~ement on a citizen who want·
ed to support <or :ittnck > candidates, it
seemed as if it had created a loophole
that a. fat cat could drive a chauffere(l
limousine through. Big donors could give
Sl,000 to the official campaign and huge
sums to its "independent'' committ~es.
TO CLOSE TH~ independent com-
mittee loophole, the FEC traced the fine
line drawn by the court between expen-
diture and contribution. rr you . buy
billboard space to post your political
message, you 're m aking an expenditure,
and you're free to spend as much a& you
like. IC you give to a committee that Is
rallinl money to buy billboard space. you are contribuUna. and the lndMdu.al
limit.a apply.
The dlfference, accordloi to a ma·
jor1ty of the court, la control, and you are
excrcialna tree speecb only when you
have full control of the expression.
To keep lndependenl spenders from
btcomlng a tactical arm or campaigns.
the FEC ruled that they could not
coordJna~ cooperate, or communicate
with ffie ciAdJdat~. or his or her people.
All of their printed matter and public ad·
verUainC must atnte clearly i nd con·
aplcuoualy thut tbuy are not authorlzed
by lhe candidate.
THE SAFEGUARDS did what they
were lntended to do. When Reagan's
Florida chairman tried to set himsell up
as an independent to raise money in II·
Unoi.J, the FEC stopped tum. When a dis·
srunt.led Carter supporter, Herb Haflf,
bou&bt full.pace newspaper ads to at·
tack Carter, no spending limit lnterfered
with his right of free speech.
Estabfished fundraisers rejeded the
independent route as dangerous and de·
ceit!ul. But what the rules (ailed to do
was f>rotect contributors and candidates ·
against an independent's unauthorized
haod in their pockets.
Under the law, anyone can use a
candidate's name to raise money. The
telephone Is not included in the detailed
list of media that must carry the "un·
authorized" disclaimer. Candidates pro-
hibited by law from coordinating,
cooperating, or communicating with in·
dependent errorts cannot convincingly
disavow anyone asking for money on
·their behalf.
On May 13 Morrison and Reade re·
gistered. a statement or organization
with the FEC for the Friends for Reagan
Committee. Similar to Citizens for
Reagan, the official Reagan committee,
and most other presidential campaigns
in ·Los Angeles, the Friends were head-
quartered on Wilshire Boulevard. But
their address -5455 Wilshire, Suite 1900
-was not the expected busy head·
quarters packed with volunteers and
cartons of literature. It was a quiet room
housing the Lee Tower Telephone
Answering Service -used as a mall
drop by the Friends for Reagan.
A DAY LATER, Morrison and
Reade filed a statement with the Los
Angeles County Clerk that.they would be
doing business under the fictitious
names of Friends for Reagan and Poh-
Spectrum, a political consulting firm
evidently created that day. Poll ·
Spectrum consisted of Morrison and
Reade as limited partners and, within
the next six months. the neophyte firm
was to take in nearly $75,000 in fees from
unauthorized committees headed by one
or both of them.
Telepbon.e fund-raisers were
recruited through newspaper ads and set
lo work mining lists of conservative
givers. Their approach: Friends for
Reagan is an independent committee,
registered with the FEC, given the
responsibility of purchasing television
time to air a speech Reagan had given in
Texas.
But the approach harvested
$63,788.74, most of it pouring in the week
before the California primary. The list or
contributors was as rich in Texas oil as
in little old ladies from Pasadena ; even
John O'Melveny of the prestigious
O'Melveny and Myers law firm chipped
in $250. Under their authority as ofr1cers
an Fr1ends for Reagan, Morn:.on and
Reade paid themselves, as Polt·
Spectrum. $27,275.
THE DIRECT MEDIA expenditures
of Friends for Reagan were less than
$16,000 of the total collected. but even
these are interesting. Their report ac·
counts for $10,729 for the purchase of
media -all of it listed simply as paid to
the Bank of America for l'ashier 's
checks. (Such fuzzy reporting has since
been disallowed by the FEC. hut wal>
permitted at that lime. l
Another $5,000 -also paid to the
Bank of America for a cashier's check -
went to "television production costs''
despite the fact that 28.5 minutes of a 30
mmute program were donated and the
tape reproduction was cited separately.
A phone check of television stations
reveals that the tape did air on Los
Angeles' Channel 13 on a Saturday night
at 9:30, opposite a CBS comedy and the
NBC movie and sandwiched between a
religious program called ''Voice of the
Martyrs" and a public affairs broadcast
rerun called "Wednesday Morning."
The cost was $4,000.
Lyn Nofziger, who beaded the or.
ficial Reagan campaign in California,
was unaware that the program had ever
run and felt that Reagan bad made many
speeches better than the one on the Tex-
as tape.
BUT IT WAS A GOOD month's work
for Morrison and Reade. By their own
fi gures. a bare quarter of the total was
spent to promote the candidate. The rest
was "overhead."
Morrison and Reade proved flexible.
On the very day of the California
primary, they filed a statement or or-
ganization for another independent com-
mittee. Friends for Hayakawa_
ThC' memorable-speech approach
was abandoned in favor of co-existence
(and confusion) with the official cam·
pa1gn. The committee name, Friends for
Hayakawa, was clOle to the name ot
Hayakawa's early organization, Prtenda
of Hayakawa. ·
One of the first ex~nditures was for
a brochure sLrikin&lY similar lo the o(. h
rlcial campaiao's brochure, but bearing ..
tbe Friends for Hayakawa identification 1 and the small print disclaimer that the
committee was not authorized by tbe
candidate. The telephone appeal wu ·
s lmi.>IY a general requestror funds.·
\c' IT WORKED WELL enough. The '
Friends raised nearly ~.000 wilhha'\:
three months. ..
But unli)ce the Reagan people who'!~
rode breathlessly Into California after·...;
months on the campaign trail,
Hayakawa's campaign managers :•;.
noUced the competition for their owa·/1·
candidate's dollar. In mid-September,
Hayakawa attorneys took the Friends to•r
court, charging trademark infringe·,., ...
ment, unfair competitlon and damage to
Hayakawa's reputaUoo and chances of.
winning. · .~
Friends for Hayakawa had paid out '
$982 in actual campaign expenses. Of the ".
nearly $54,000 lert in the till. Poli·
Spectrum took about $40,300 and the rest
went to fund-raising commissions, which
included $1,360 for Morrison and Reade. •
THE HAYAKAWA attorneys' un-·'
mistakable demand that the Friends for
Hayakawa disband was given on July 16. '
Proven money-raiser Ronald Reagan · '
had failed to get the Republican nomina-'
tion. So on August 25, Businessmen for
Ford was born, housed back at the .,
former Friends for Reagan address-.•.
Morrison was treasurer and Reade pro-
moted himself to national chairman. The
Ford committee took in $52,000. Mor-··
rison and ·Reade kept $10,750 in Poli-
Spectrum (ees and personal fund-raising '
commissions. '
David Liggett or Spencer-Roberts \
Associates, who managed the Ford cam· --
paign in California, was unaware that
the group existed.
Morrison and Reade were not the
the only ones to try a good idea.
These independent fund-raising
operatlons trouble political pro-
fessionals, who worry about losing con·
trol of their campaigns. A rew dollars go-
ing pstray doesn't concern them nearly '
as much as the possibility that an un-·
authorized 1roup will take itself serious·
ly and launch a rival campaign. But ·
solutions are hard to come by. •"
The one legislative r eform proposed •
by the Hayakawa people is a require·
ment that a chilling disclaimer began ' •
each telephone contact by an un•"'i
authorized committee.
..
MOSCOW American-Soviet
relations have taken a downturn
ever since
Pr es ident
Carter madt•
his statement
on Human
Rights. Jim·
m y Carter's
own comment
on thi s de·
velopm e nt
was that he
was •·sur·
ba.:;sy people were not surprise<!
In fact. one wonders whether our
Moscow embassy experts·were
even consulted before the Pres1·
dent jumped into this issu~
The President is NOT being .
criticized here for having made
Human Rights the basic theme of
his foreign policy.
the moment an American presi·
dent asked for it.
That is why many Americans
here feel that Jimmy Carter may
actually have hurt the cause of
the dissidents, just as Sen. Henry
Jackson (D· Wash.) hurt the
cause of Soviet Jews with the
restrictive amendment on trade
that was tied to their release.
. .,
cotlld have written a privati' let·,• · ~ ter to the Soviet leader, rsferring r(
to-the continuing commitment of·,
his Administration to improved
American·Soviet relations, and ,,
saying he looked forward to :
meeting with Brezhnev in order .~.
to discuss all issues bearing on ·• ,
that question. !•
..
( NORMAN COUSINS )
View From Moscow:
Carter's Tactics
Actually Harmed
Dissidents' Cause
prised" by the reaction of the
Soviet leaders.
This particular comment by
the President is a terrible indict-
m ent or Jimmy Carter's ad-
visers. Their job is to protect the
President against surprise. He
cannot do his job properly unless
he is full y informed about the
probable consequences or any
particular line: of action.
Why should the President have
been "surprised" by the sudden
tightening of the atmosphere in
American-Soviet relations and
by the negative effect on SALT of
the way he approaches the
Human Rights issue·• ..
AMERICANS HERE in
Moscow whose business it is to
l<now how Soviet leaders may re·
act were not surprised. And there
is good reason to believe our em·
What troubles them 1s the
particular way the President
chose to tackle the problem.
There is the reeling here that the
President's tactics may actually
bave harmed the cause of the dis·
sidents.
Those who have had. any suc-
cess in negotiating with the
Russians over the years know
that the last thing in the world to
do is to go public with any de·
mands or suggestions involvin~
Soviet internal policy.
THE RUSSIANS can be count
ed upon to resist or reJect any ac·
tion that puts them in the position
of appearing to knuck le under to
outside pressure.
Worse still. it is hardly likely
that Leonid Brezhnev will do
any thing for which Jimmy
Carter will get personal credit.
Even if the Soviet leader had
intended to make some con·
cessions in the case of the dissi·
dents. that initiative would
probably have been withdrawn
ONE HUNDRED thousand
Jews bad left the Soviet Union at
the time Sen. J ackson thought he
was helping them by coruteding
expanded trade with the "Soviet
Union to liberalized Soviet eml·
gration policy. The result of that
particular approach was that on·
Jy a trickle of Jews has been able
to get out since.
Si milarly. it would not be sur·
prising if some Soviet dissiden~
felt that President Carter had
complicated their situation by
not knowing how best to advance
their cau.se.
Certainly, Jimmy Carter is
right in identifying the cause of
Human Rights as a paramount
concern of his Administration.
But he should be equally con-
cerned about the need to be effec·
live .
What should he have done?
Jimmy Carter's advisers
should have told h.im that the beat
way to help the dissident's was
through personal diplomacy. He
..
IN nos context, he could havt' .. e~ressed the view that one of·
the most difficult barriers to such .,
improved relations between the .
two countries was the situation of .• ,.
the dissidents. He could have
said that he looked forward lo his .i
personal meeting with Leonid r,·
Brezhnev in order to have e
direct excbanae or views on tM
matter. · 1
Such a letter might or might not• "r
have helped. But it might have 111'
had a chance. ;•
A lot is at stake in. Jimm)''"'
Carter's policy towards the Sov· ";.
iet Union. A breakdown in de-I tente could knock the spots off hi! •'
hopes for bringing the arms ract ·
under control and for cutting iDtc •1 -
a major cause of inflation-•
military spending. '
Even in terms of the Huma11
Rights issue, it would be a won·
derful thing if Jimmy Carter,
through the adroit use of the ..,, ,
presidency, could bring about a '
real improvement in their ~'
wretched condition. ' •
Africa Eyes Soviet Of,f ensive With Suspicion
While Amin and Rhodesia
dominated the headlines, the
Libreville su mmit moved
rightward from OAU meetings of
recent years. The conference
went on record, though
euphemistically, against spread·
mg Soviet interference in African
affairs.
AN ALGERIAN erfort to mud·
dy the language picked up only 18
votes (includinJ the f\ve "front·
line" 1ta\es> outof 49.
U.S. diplomata, discreetly
watcbtn1 from the corridora
here. atU1buted tbla rejection of
the rad.Jell bloc to now U.S. ln-
ltlatl\Tes ~galnst white mlllorit.y
rule in southern Africa_ Hardly
anybody else all'ffd. .
Rather, the Russlatl hand In
lost 1prlna11 rebel lnvutQn ot
Zaire h~ Ml most or th• ~ll·
nenl -eapeclally French·
apeaking Africa -eyelftl the
Rusaian bear with ausptclon.
( EV ANS-NOV Ali. ) Save for Somalia's complaint
about Ethiopian genocide, none
of this was considered by the
four-day summit. Therefore, a
controlling principle in Africa: Human rithts are violated only If
a white man abuses a blnck man;
a black man repreaalng, im·
prisoning another black man Is
worthy of no allenUon.
Whlle everybody upresstd
outra(e agalnat Rhode•I•'• white
minority government, thue was
earlr, c>ppo1ltion wh n tht "&ont·
line • states wanted to anoint
Communlat·backed •'patriotic
front" guerrtllu at rulera Of the
future Zimbabwe.
SENEGAL AND otb:tr French· spcakln; couritrl~• worried
about addlllonal Marxlat In·
ing one-party control for Zim·
ba bwe without benefit oC elecUons
certainly did not bother the con-
servatives -typically the host
president. Omar Bongo or
Gabon.
lnt.lmately allied with France
and on good terms with the U~S.,
Bonio welcomes private en·
terprlle. deplores the prc1encc 0(
Ut• Ruulan-backed Cubans
Jn Africa and op~ed •the tn-
• uion of Zaire.
r ~}8 DAIL V PILOT
. "'"~ .. "~:·· ., ~ ~ ,,. ~""!';' fl". ~
9und!X1Ju!x11, 1971 • <.t•
-TOMBAllLEY something to say on lawyer ad·
f °' ..... ..,,.... ... " vertialna." . Oraoao County'• attorney·, Both Shallenberger and • . . artu 't ~rambllna to aet on the Oran1e County Bar Association
,( advertlaina bandwa1on. president William Wenke of
-County ,, Despite tho 5-4 United States Newport Beach pointed out that
Supreme Court rulln1 that local bar asaochltions can do a ~rmlll l awyers to advertise creat. deal to keep members
wlthbi l\ddellnes established by wlt:b1n the euidellnea indicated
Lawyers
the eowt, they seem reluctant to by the United States Supreme
venture tnto the un!amillar field Court. ._
Santa Ana attorney Garvin "We're working on t his
Shallenber1er, preaident·elect of problem now. We'll discuss it
the State Bar of Californilt, in our next month's bulletin,"
Hesitant bellev~ lawrers in this county Wenke said.
11nd state ue waiUns for expect·
ed action by the California WENKE EXPLAINED that
Supreme Court on the issue. the hiih court ruling limits
On Ads lawyers to newspaper advertis·
.. IUGlff NOW, this issue is be· ing with the proviso that the ad·
Ing examined by the board of vertiser reveal "with good taste"·
lovernors of the State Bar," bia fees for uncomplicated legal
ballenber1er said. matters. ·
"After we come up with our "Uncontested divorces, adop-
views on what has always been a tlons, petitions for change of very controversial issue, we ex-name, that sort of thing," Wenke
pect the state high court to have said. "And we expect the ad·
Ready for Emergencies
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of ... 0.Mly ~li.t $l~ll
Working with m1htary prcc1s1on.
the group quickly assembled a small
forest of radio antennas, hooked up
~oph1stacated transmitters and re
ceivers and began broadcasting
message:. from a hilltop an Laguna
Beach.
· No candest.me uctiv1ty, this was an
emergency communication exercise
by the South Orange County Amateur
Jtadio Association.
During a 24·hour period of con-
tinuous broadcast ing, the amateur
radio operators <HAMS> made 4,500
radio contacts with other HAMS in
every major county in California, .
virtually every state in the union and
ORANGE COUNTY
.
the U.S. possessions m the Pacific.
said Joe Franek of South Laguna. pro.
gram coordinator.
THE EXERCISE callt!d for the dub
to operate as if Laguna Beach hud
been isolated by some disaster iAnd .
normal commun1cat1ons methods
were knocked out.
The club used emergency power
provided by a 10.000 watt mililal'y
generator cast off by the Marine
Corps as unusable . The diesel
generator was restored by club mem·
bers.·
Franek said the first station was on
the air within an hour of the club's ar·
rival on the site. He said that, for the
next exercise, a goal of a half hour
has been set.
The Laguna HAMS commurucate
with a vast network of amateur radio
operators across the country and the
world. ,
THE SOUTH Coast club, which an·
eludes members from Laguna Beach.
Laguna Hills. South Laguna. M1ss1on
Viejo. San Juan Capistra no
Capistrano Beach and San Clemente.
will have a booth at the Orange Coun·
ty Fair, now through July 24 .
Free radiogram i. will hl·
transmitted from the fair and 10
formation about amateur radio pro·
1ects will be available
Amateur radio instruction 1s avail a
ble through Saddleback Community
College, Franek said.
In addition to offering emergency
radio communications, the South
Coast club has provided mobile com
munication for walk·a·thons ror
numerous charitable causes.
"Our club was even made an
honorary 'Bluebird' because we pro·
vided ~ommo for their walk along the
Santa Ana river," Franek said.
WRONG SPOT
FOR THEFT
SAC RAMENTO <AP)
An FBI agent r.a;
peneel to orive past his
own apartment during
working hou r s and
noticed the curtains
were closed -he hadn't
closed them before leav·
ing home.
So the agent stopped
and, he said, had notrou·
ble collaring youths aged
12 and 15 who were haul·
ing out firearms. liquor
and jewelry.
The agent asked not to
be identified.
vertlsina to be reasonably
framed -no televiaion or
billboardJJ or that kind of neon
apf:cJI." enke and Shallenberger
ac that Oran1e County
hnffWs are not advertising in
the •umbers that both men ex· ~ lq the wake ol the htch ruling.
t some of those who have tb1s new medium have gone
be>;lnd the guidelines," Wenke
sai , "This is something we can
ta~ up at the local level, I thj ..• •
ALLENBERGER drew u
chuckle when be discussed the
Los Angeles lawyer who leaped
into the advertising field with the
a nnouncement that he would
handle aircraft cr,sh lawsuits on
a class action basis "for 20 per·
centofthe dam ages awarded."
"ft(ow that's the very thing
w e're t r ying to a void," he
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grinned. "Not all lawyers agTee •'That s..t decision was a nar· . that advertisina ls necessary but row decision," be pointed out. most of thos6 who want it would "It didn't satisfy a lot of lawyers
like to see a nice, restrained tone aod the Issue is by no means set· to it." tled ...
Wenke agreed with the com· ShallenbH1er feels muy ment. that advertising on thole Orance County lawyers will Imes can help both the lawyers make their decision on advert.is· and the public. me when the State Bar he will "We all know that there are a head next year makes its find·
lot or people who would turn to mss . ' lawyers much more readily if
they knew in advance what it was "LAWYERS IN this area are going to cost them," Wenke said traditionally conservative and
"BUT WE HAVE to remember they're even more so when it
that there are many areas or law comes to the sensitive issue of ad·
where no such guarantee can be verlislng," he said.
given," he said. •·we have to "But we lre pretty solidly
restrict our advertising to the un· agreed that advertising, for those
complicated, routine issues that who want lt, must be ln keeping
the high court addressed itself with the dignity or the pro·
to.'' fession," Shallenberger said.
Wenke said his own law firm "Some good, common sense
has no plans for advertising its guidelines will help a lot,,. he
fees in the near future "if indeed said. "And we at the StaUI Bar
we ever seriously consider such a are going to iey apd produce
move. some."
You are cordi1Hr ifl¥1tett lo attend an Informative meet-
i"9 we 1re holding for pr1Y11e lenders (and their friench)
who have eapreaaed inttreat in trusl deed in,ll•lments.
()lticers of our companr will pr ... nt and dl1cu11 the
manJ rewarding benefits ot using the hfgh yield low rlak
trust dted lnveal"'4tnts 11 1 building block lor invest-
menl 1ecurilJ.
Thia evening seminar ia tree, but sealing ia limited, and
,.. must have your reaerv1tlon In •d~ance.
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/ ignore tliis ad.
It's not that we're
prejudiced against drivers
who've had a fender
bender or speeding
ticket. It's just that
this ad is for all you
A·l drivers. You're
what's known as pre-
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Under preferred
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get all the coverage
you want at the -'
lowest avail able cost.
For example, if you're
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• years of age, drive
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to work and only
~"Want to meet the mini·
mum state teQ.uire-
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bodily injury and
$10,000 ~perty
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what cost suits you?
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You eliminate the m iddle-man ... the bank or savings and loan.
You see. these institutions profit by the diffe rence in what fhey
pay people in interes t and what they earn by making higher Interest
investments li ke loans on real 'estate secured by trust deeds.
By investing in a trust deed arranged by Union Home Loans,_you
earn that EXTRA 2Y2%to 7%annually-and that's important money!
SECURITY! We've been in business 27 years, and through all
the e conomic ups and downs, NEVER has.any Investor ever lost
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That's because evetY c.ust dee d loan we offe r to you is backed
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thousands of people who Invest through Union Home Loans.
we've grown to be the largest In our fie ld. with 32 offices. We offer
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Cleaver Puts
Aiigei-on. Ice
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -"I
wanLed lO •~ wave. of eon-
1ternatlon throu1h the wbJte
race." he wrote ln "Soul on Ice,"
his llSI book. "l know thal lf I
bad not bee.a apprehended, I ·
would have slit aorne whlt•
throats."
Today, he renounce. tbote
words, "but they were hone1t at
the time." When be 1oes on trial ·
on cbarces ol attempted murder,
,t.e will be nanted by three at-J.orney1-all white.
-AT 41, ELDRIDGE Leroy
Cleaver says he finally knows
lwbo he is. The ghetto-bred
firebrand whose thunderlne
thetoric once exhorted masses ol
Jlngry young men lo arms and
-cared the wits out of others now
,peaks gently to well·dressed au-~iences, preaching the gcspel of
Jes us Christ.
· Occasionally. the former White
pouse "dirty tricks" poUUcal
operative, Charles Colson, ls at
his side. The y proclaim
themselves "brothers in Christ"
llnd talk of their past contempt
for each other, their religious ~onversions and their new devo-
j.ions.
: Cleaver spends hls days lectur-
ing and preachine, his trial in
limbo awaiting the outcome of
legal maneuvers. Jus t this
)nonth. the California Court of
·Appeals turned down Cleaver's
request for access to FBI files on
flim.
After a nine year stretch
in prison for assault, Cleaver
·'"'·~
moved swiftly tp tho front ranks
ol ti\• Black Panther party and
almoat dled in a shootout with
Police in 1868.
The aame year. he ran for
prealdent as the candidate of the PHc• and Freedom party, aeek-
inJ to dllmantle many ot the In·
1titutlona he now embraces. He
1otmorethan25,000votea.
Wttbbl three weeks of the elec·
tlon, be wu on the run, launching
a seven-year exile to avoid arrest
on charges stemmlne from the
shootout. He wandered through
Cuba, North Korea and North
Vietnam, eventualfy settling in
France.
CLEAVER SAYS a profound
religious experience prompted
his decision to come home and
make his peace, knowing jail and
attempted murder charges
aw ailed him.
He now projects the image of a
zealous patriot, embittering
those who stood with him in the
1960s. A former comrade, Stew
Albert, says be would like to see
him "handed over to a jury of his
peers to be tried for political
treason."
Cleaver admits that he is "hav-
ing great problems with those
who do no\ want me to change,
who want me to conform to their
1988 images of me. But ail that is
gone forever -and I'm glad."
I
Is Cleaver sincere or trying to
win sympathy from potential
jurors?
WHEN HE WA.S released from
jail on $100,000 bail la.st Aug. 13,
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;Travis Parry, a 22-
:year resident of Costa
~Mesa, will be awear--
:ing at tbe Orange
-:County Fair now
;through July 24 as a
:.different person each
:day. Here he is as a
:rural postman.
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,The last dlrtner al the ·
Salvation Army center
tvu corned beet and cab·
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· Tb• ''wofklnl m~·· meals" served up by ~ook Frank Moulder will be different next week.
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Su!\9!Y, .My 17, 1017 DAI\. y PILOT A ft
No-fa Ult Wins Support ·
and that the federal cov·
ernment should not in-
terf ore with state ln·
1urance systems.·
tn the poll, 76,, percent ot the drivers favored
fundtamental leglalaUve
reform of the auto in-
surance system.
LESNIK SAID the
finding ''represents an
ureent plea for action·:
to transform the coun· try's auto ins urance .
system. He called for a .
no-fault law "which
eliminates the abuses
and waste of the present
legal system."
Magnuson also cited a
recent Transportation
Department study of the
16 state no-fault laws concluding that no-fa ult
works better than the
traditional system ol de-
termining liabilit~
The study found that
no-fault appears to be
compensating more ac-
cident victims more
completely and m ore AQdrew J. Blemiller
equitably.· . director of the labo1
Maanuson•a bill. federation'• department
ahnllac tooae pendin1 ln of leclslatton, ·aatd
the .House. would require ••American consumer
all stat.es to enact no-automobile owners an .
fa ult law1 ttiat would . accident victims have
meet minimum federal wailed too lone for this
standar~ · . consumer reform." · I
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Injuries, ·Questionahl
B1UMA.Mocla&ed Prl'll
For a ~ • million lnvc•l· meot. Uw cau nla Anael1
have a pla)er out fo1 th1· suson wtt.b a ruptured dl~c. a
pla)'er out for Wl'l'kl with u
fractured hand and a pluyC"r
suHerlna from bulllnt:
anemta
Thr fortunei. of formN
movie cowboy G_i.:ne Aulry
never huve been greut In
baseball. but they wen• t•\
peeled to tuke an upaw101
when he opened h11 1.tad
dlebags and landed three free -
t.t1c1\h1 by :uanm& thti b111
money contracts
Thero has C\ en been con
J\lclurc on how vice pre11dent
.nd ii~neral manager Harry
Daalton keeps his job.
Dalton was lni.trumenlal an
buildlnl the champ1onsh1p
leaim• al Baltimore before he
cumc to the Xngels In October
1971. The Orioles had, from
1966, won four American
Lea~ue pennirn t~ und two
World Series talles.
The best the Angels have
done under the Dalton regime
has been rourtb place.
When the seneral ma ,g~
fired Norm Sherry. o .
manaier last week and btred.
coach Dave Garcia aa the
iuxth pilot of the club in six
years, DaJtoncommented:
"We feel the team is de-
rinitcly a contending clW> and
has the capablllty to mb~e in ..
to the middle of the pen a11t
race the second bulf o( thf
season." •
Yel Bobby Grich is oul~i\b
a herniated disc in his d,s
that required s urgery, oe '
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THE CUBS' STEVE ONTIVEROS SCORES UNDER WARREN BRUSSTAR.
Otiveros Received a Head Injury Whe n Brusstar Fell on Him and Came out of the Game.
Cubs Outlast Phils, 9-8
Gross' Triple Cleam Bases, Breaks 6-6 Tie
PHILADELPllIA <APl
P.hiladelph1a put on a Gross shift
a nd that's what it turned out to be
.. for the Phil hes -~oss.
It was the lop of the seventh of
·, a 6·6 game Saturdav bet wean the
Phillies and the Chicago Cubs
The Cubs had the ba:.es loaded
and two out.
_, Cubs manager llcrman f'ranh
sent Greg Gross up to but for
pitcher Pete Broberg Thl•
Phillies immediately went into
the opposi(e-ficld shift for thl•
left-handed s l<tp hillc•r the lefl
fielder almost on the line. the
center fie(der shaded towards
left and the right fieldt-r pull!.'d
around towards center.
"That's the way everybody
plays me." said Gross. after lw
made the defense look gross with
a shot down the right field hnc for
a thr ee·run triple. "I always hit
either throul!lh the m iddle or lo
left. Well . almost always."
That was just enough lo give
the Cubs a 9-8 victory and mon~
Irish Standout
them three games in front of the
second-place Phillies in the Na
tional League East
A relieved Franks commented .
"All I know 1s thal.wc came hen·
m first place and we're goinj! to
leave in first plan' ...
The Phillies had swept a
cloubleheadcr f'riday night to cul
a four-game Chicago lead lo JUst
two A victory Saturday would
have reduced it to one with a
cha nce lo virtually deadlock tfit·
race by winning today
"ll was a real good win for us ...
said Gross. "We played badly in
the doubleheader and lost a 6·0
lead today, but we didn't quit.
Maybe we regained our momcn·
tum. The mark of a good club 1s
to come back.··
"I'll be satisfied with three out
of four." said Phillies manager
Danny Ozark.
The 92·degree day. with
humidity to match. was no place
for pitchers or umpires. llom<.>
·plate ump Doug flar vev had to
I'll Have to Earn
My Spot--Branning
It would seem logical that Rich
Branning will be one o( the
University of Notre Dame starl-
ing guards this coming basket-
b(lll season.
After all, he started for the lnsh
last year as a freshman and did a
commendable job, averaging 10.8
points per game and making the
key points and play that led Notre
Dame past UCLA last December.
However, Branning, a product
of Marina High in Huntington
WHirfE
has gotten stronger. "1 hope I've
improved in every area of the
game/' he adds.
"There are things you pick up '
by playing with older guys. Like
bothering the guy with the ball.
reaching here a nd there lo
harass him.••
Br.anning is back in Huntington
Beach for the summer. playing
basketball, of course.
OUT AND ABOUT-Darrell
Fick of Stanton recently was
chosen most valuable swimmer
al the University or Texas. Fun-
ny, l never think Of that school In
terms of swimming.
OF GUTS-Bullfitbter Aa&oalo
Lomell.D Rrety rites lll&b la &lie
(ata deputmeat.
la 1• a b.all'a bora HYeied.
Lo .. dla't femoral ar&er'J u4 tlle
••tMor aearly Wed -. dea&b.. ID i•n be .,P gored hi tbe Unr
wblle flCMlaJ la Tt,JllHa. I hi~
U.e mllfortaM Of naa1 tllatoae.
And Jut two yean •10 ln Mex·
Ito City, a ball'a ltorm nearly dJI·
embowledblm.
Tod1y he ls back on 111• f e~ and
1t11J fiCbtlnt bulla. In fad. tbl• af•
teraoon at4 he'll be ha at lion al Tl·
Jtlaaa '1dow .. tovV1t bidlrl•I·
11.'ave the• ~amc in lhe sixth in-
111ni;.
T he ~ubs led 6-0 after J 1 :i 1n-
n10gs bul 12·gamc wrnner Rick
Reuschel, who Had allowed only
six earned runs in his last IO out·
1ngs covt•nng 652 :i rnnings.
l'ouldn'l hold lhl' lvad
ll owever. L a rn Bi1tn e r
opened the Cubs seventh with a
smgle off loser Ron Reed. 6·.t.
and Bobby Murccr was hit by a
pitch After the runners moved
up on Jerry Morales' grounder.
Dave Rost•llo was inte ntionally
walked. loading the bases. Bill
Buckner nicd out but Gross lined
his triple down the right-field line
for a 9·6 Chicago lead.
The Phillies came back with a
pair of unearned runs in the bol·
tom of the seventh against Cubs
relief ace Bruce Sutter. 8 ake
McBride was sure on an error
and Larry Bowa doubled him to
third. McBride scored on an in-
field out with Bown moving to
third from where he tallied on a
sacrifice fl v.
Chicago "took a 2-0 lead in the
first inning of( Phillies starter
Randy Lerth. who loaded the
bases on two walks around ;.i
single by Jose Cardenal. One run
scored on a double Jfay -.and
another on an RBI s ingle by
Morales.
Sunda • JU 17, 1977 DAILY PILOT
rades Haunting Angels
Rudi hu & trac&ure..Jn. b1I --.An1-11-befere being-U>aded
right hand and m ay be out and then his rortunes
another month. Don Baylor is changed.
hittini just .221. is not happy A year ago, it was Bill
with hls designated hi\~'s Melton who was supposed to
role and has complaJned he s upply •he power for the
wasn't being used ln the field AQ.1els and he failed. Tbe
enough. Angels traded him for a
Meanwhile. around major minor league pitcher.
league baseball. s uch former This was to be the year but
Ang e l s a s pl tch er Ed when the managerial change
Figueroa. Jim Spencer and came. California was in fifth
Mickey Rlvers have been do-place in the AL West and 91h
ing well. • games behind the surprising Pilch~" Andy Hassler l06t While Sox.
17 strat&ht games with the Ve te ran Andy Etchebar·
ren. who was lempora
pitching coach a couple 06
days wben the Angels fir"'
Bill)' Muffett along with
Sherry.coD\mented:
"l'membarrassed. l'me
barrassed for Mr. Autry.
Mr. Dalton, Mr. Red P
terson and the fans. They mt
a good team to1ether and._.
let them down.•·
Inrielder Jerry Re my sa
he expected a manageri
change would be made, s
See Angels Page 82
[)Odgers'
John Beats
Angels Win, 5-4
Ryan Erases
Padres, ,l-0 .. K. f , M
SAN DIEGO (AP) Bob OU ax s ar O_wchink~ wasn't schedul~ to
p1tchunhlafler~heAll-Star~ame Hard-throwing Nolan Ryan ~1bout the All-star thing and 9l>n-
next week. But.in the la~t minute broke Sandy Koufax's record for centrate on the res t of he
he wa~ pressed into_ service by the 10 or more strikeout games and season," said Ryan.
San Diego Padr~s Saturday night Don Baylor hit an eighth·inning The h ard-throwing r~· l ·
and the. rook1.c . left·h~nd er home run Saturday night to lead hander added that h is si le
responded by rel1r10g l~le first 22 the Califor;nia Angels to a 5.4 vie-season strikc_ou~ r ecord of is
Los Angeles Dodgers he had tory over the Seattle Manners still No . lonh1shsl.
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. owever .. teve arvcy it a 29,068. but it's not a burning goal of l e.
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hit lo break up Owchtnk<? s bid ~or league's first 13-game winner months on pitchers and ur
a. perfect game. Later in the m-with his 16th complete game. strikeouts tend to drop off."
ning. the Dodgers got the only run Bill Stein was called out on The series concludes today th
0 Tl' T d s trikes in the eighth innmg. former UC Irvine s.t.ar g!rY n O Gfl becoming Ryan's 10th victim of Wheelock (4-6) pitching for ~t-
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which Ryan had struck out 10 or SEATTLE c11.u"oRNll&'
of the game and went on to a l·O de·
cision
San Diego manager Ah 10
Dark. whale praising Dodgers
pitche r Tommy John's fou r
hitter. scoffed at Garvey's
s pell breaking hit.
.. A good throw by third
basemen Tucker Ashford and
Gar\'ey would of been out." said
Dark.
"That might have made a big
difference.''
Owchinko. 3.5, was the second
scheduled batter in the bottom of
the eighth and was pulled for a
pinch·hitter with the Padres trail-
ing l ·O. Would Dark have kept
Owchinko in were the perfect
game still in tact at that point and
the game a scoreless tie?
"Thankfully. I d1dn 't have to
m ake that decis ion.'· Dark
mused.
Owchinko. a last·minute
replacement for injured John
D'Acqwsto. got the second out of
the eighth when Garvey wa~
forced at second base on a
grounder by Dusty Baker.
But Baker then advanced to
third base on a single by Glenn
Burke and scored the game's on-
ly run on Steve Yeager's base hit
up the middle.
Owchinko, 3·5, allowed only
three hits. and was r emoved for u
pinch-hitter in the bottom of the'
eighth. Rollie Fingers finished up
for the Padres.
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5-7.
Ryan said he felt relieved after
getting the record.
·'The score was tied ( 4-4) a nd I
didn't want any more distrac-
tions. Seattle is tough enough lo
pitch against because they have
so many pesky hitters. I'd much
rather pitch against a club with a
lot of free swingers than pitch
against Seattle, even though it's
an expansion club." said Ryan.
Ryan, who rejected a chance to
pitch in the AJl -star game Tues-
day because American Leagu~
manager Billy Martin didn't
choose him originally. racked up
his 13th victory-tops in the major
leagues. He struck out 12.
··Right now 1 Just want to forget
* * *
APPEAL REJECTED
BY HALOS' RYAN
NEW YORK (AP> -Pitcher
Nolan Ryan of the Cali fornia
Angels rejected a n appeal by
American Lea~ue president Lee
MacPhail to partici pate in the
All ·st ar ga m e. a l eagu e
spokesman said Saturday night.
The spokesman said MacPha1l
talked with Ryan by phone and
appealed to the fireballing right-
hander to take part in next Tues-
day night's game "for the good of
baseball and himself."
However, Ryan still refused to
join the AL team because he was
not one of the original picks by
manager Billy Martin of the New
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SUTTON, Mass. (AP) -lt1!y
F loyd, owmng a solid, th~
stroke advantage. isn't even c!Qn·
sider ing the possibiJity of l~g
the lead today in the final r°"'1d
of the Pleasant Valley ~If
Classic.
"l 'm playing much too well r
it to happen." Floyd said Sa&iir-
day after his four-under-par
coupled with double bogey s-
aster1.hat struck down the ~r
contenders -had staked hint'to
sole control of the top spot in 'die
chase for the $50,000 first priz'1:
··1 hope this doesn't come~ff
the wrong way. but I know ~w
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well I'm playing. I have tAllaJ
confidence. I'm playing golf=w
like riding a bicycle. You just et
on i~ and do it without thi
abou\ it.
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bad round. I'm not even thin g
of the possibUi ty. "r have nothing but posi
thoughts, very J><)sitive thoug
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established player three str.
in front going into the last r
he's going to be bard to·han
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first .three •rounds t)etter
anyone else.
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last round.
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• l'I ' DAILY PILOT
ANGELS. • •
OWIMed From Pase Bl
1111 ''llaaqJnr l• th• toulhut
jcii ln tho world. If th~ pllly<•r.
dOft'l pla). lhe m1na1~r tis lhe ooe wbo aoca. Wt le~ Norm and
ourulv• down by not playlna Ml w.tl u we abould. ••
Tb.-e have been varloua ex·
c n why the An1ela hav~'l won a pennant alnco they camo
lnto e>Clatenct In Ital. Somt:
manqan have been too toueh,
1toou11. t:r• l• oo doubt lhla year thut rt haYc blutAld hopes, and n alter Dave Garcia became
~er U.11 w~ek, ace left.
•Med plt.cber Frank Tananaa
1me UJ>with a sore eibow.
berry, the former Los
eles Dodgers catcher and
In the Angels minor leagu~
em, was ~urµrased that he .
blamed for the t.eam 's poor
ing.
Although he readily admitted
en the free agents were s11ned
l be was the man on the spot,
erry commmted, "I fell I did a
100<1 job and don 'l think they can
·•tkme me for where we are. I •on'l think I could have done
•nylhmg differenL I can't hit for
Baylor."
Latest to join the injury list ws pitcher Gary Ross who s uf·
fered from bone chips in his
elbow and needed surgery. Those
who have been on the list include
Gil Flores, Rusty Torres, Mario
Guerrero, Rance Mulliniks and
Thad Bosley plus Buylor, who
earlier In the year was out with a
pulled hamstring.
Then the Angels acquired
pitcher Gary Nolan from Cincin-
nati. He started one American
League game and came up wilh a
sore right shoulder.
· Two acquisitions who have
done well are relief pitchers
Dave Laroche and Dyar Miller
wtth 3·0 and 3·1 records si nce join·
ing the Angels.
But looking back, the club
traded LaRoche for Leo
Cardenas ami had to give up
Bruce Bochte and Sid Monge lo
get him back this year.
Sneva Breaks
200 Barrie~
CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION.
Mich. -Tom Sneva. track re·
cord holder at Indianapolis
Motor Speedway and the first to
6fflciaily break the 200 miles per
hour barrier there. again topped
200 miles an hour Saturday in
Winning the pole pos 1t1on for ~oday's Ind1anapol1s car portion
of the Norton Twin 200s.
, Sneta brought his new Penske
· PCS·Cosworth around car owner
Roger Penske's two.mile
Mi ch igan International
Speedway at 200.278 m .p.h .. edg-
ing Johnny Rutherford by .02
seconds for the day's fastest
speed. Rutherford was clocked at
200.167 mph in :.i McLaren M24 ·
Cos worth.
Jets Trade Hill
HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. -The
New York Jets have traded 14·
year veteran offensive tackle
Winston Hill to the Miam i
Dolphins for conditional future
considerations, the National
Football League team an-
nounced Saturday.
-··
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NAMATH GETS PHYSICAL-New Rams quarterback Joe
Namath poses with trainer Gary Tuthill during the
team's physical examinations Saturday in Los Angeles.
The Rams open their training camp today at Cal State
(Fullerton>.
Sports in Brief
McEnroe Defeated;
Vilas, Kodes Win
CINCINNATI -Teenage
sensation John McEnroe was up-
set by Ri c k Fagel in a
quarterfinal match Saturday in
the Western Tennis Cham·
pionships.
McEnroe, an 18·year·old
amateur who lost to Jimmy Con·
nors in Wimbledon's semifinals,
fell lo the unheralded Fagel. 6·1.
6-2.
John Alexander defeated
Terry Moore. 4-6, 6·3, 6·2 to set up
a semifinal match with Harold
Solomcm, who defeated John
James, 6·3. 6-2.
Fagel will face Mark Cox. who
defeated Ishmael El Shafei. 6·3,
1·6.
l'Uos Advance•
KITZBUEHEL, Austria -
Guillermo Vilas anb Jan Kodes
gained the finals of an lnterna·
tional Lennis tournament Satur·
day.
Vilas beat Zeljko Franulovic.
6-2. 7·5, and Kodes won over Karl
Meiler. 6-3, 6·4.
In the women's semifinals,
Katja Ebbinghaus beat Helen
Anliot. 6·1. 4-6. 6-3 and Renata
Tomanova defeated Mary
Carillo. 6-3, 6-1.
StanTriWllpla
PHOENIX-The Orange Coun·
ty Stars romped to an easy 3·0
International Volleyball Associa·
lion victory over the Phoenix
Heat before a crowd of 2,387,
here, Saturday night.
The Stars won by scores or 12·8,
12·3. 12·7.
The \'ictory kept the Stars in
first place in the IVA's Western
Div1s1on. Orange County has :.i
10·8 record.
VCL A Tab11 Coach
LOS ANGELES -Jim liar·
rick. u Utah Slate assistant
basketball coach for the lasl four
years. has been selected to a
similar post at UCLA, where
he'll serve under new Bruins
coach Gary Cunningham.
Harrick is 39 and a graduate of
Morris Harvey College in
Charleston, W. Va. He earned a
masters degree from the
U ni versity of Southern
California.
Harrick began his coaching
career in 1964 at Morningside
High School in Inglewood. post·
ing a 103·16 record during his four
years as head coach lhere.
Hunt Breeze•
SILVERSTONE. England
World champion James Hunt of
Britain drove his McLaren to an
easy victory in the British Grand
Prix Saturday after his closest
challengers were forced into the
pits.
Niki Lauda of Austria finished
second in a Ferrari and Gunnar
Nilsson of Sweden was third in a
Lotus Ford.
Baseball Standings
It was Hunt's first Grand Prix
victory of the year. He roared
away on his own over the last 15
laps of the 68·lap race after John
Watson of Northern Ireland. the
pacesetter. dropped out wilh fuel
pressure trouble.
Denver Picks Coach
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Dlvlsloa
Chicago
, J\hlladelphia \!Sitts burgh St. Louis
Montreal
New York
W L Pot. GB
53 34 .609
51 38 .573 3
49 St .544 5'h
47 44 .516 8
41 47 .477 12\.'.i
36 53 .404 18
West Division
Dodgers 58 33 .637
CinciMati 48 40 .545 81,i2
San Francisco 43 50 .462 16
Houston 42 so .458 l&•h
San Diego 40 54 .426 19'h
Atlanta 33 57 .367 24'h
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
Baltimore
Boston
~~York
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toront.o
W L Pct. GB
. 53 38 .582
51 37 .~ h so 41 .549 3
40 47 .460 11
40 49 .449 12
40 49 .449 12
33 57 .367 19"2
\Yest Division
Chicago Kansas City
Minnes9la
Texas
Aa1et1
Oakland
Seattle
53 36 .596
50 38 .568 211~
48 42 .533 5"2
46 43 .517 7
42 45 .483 10
39 49 ,443 13th
40 54 .426 15~
DENVER -Bill Weimar, a
highly successful Colorado prep
coach, was named head basket-
ball coach at the University of
Denver Saturday in a move to re·
vive the school's sagging pro·
gram.
Weimar, 53, was an assistant
the past season under Al Harden.
who resigned in May with two
years left on a three·year con-
tract.
lldewc N••• r1tie
MILWAUKEE -Jerry
Vidovic won a battle of two 2().
year old collegian~ in 90-degree
heat Saturday to become the U.S.
PubUc Links golf champion.
He posted a 4·and·2 victory
over Jeff Kern In the scheduled
3e·hole flnal or Ute slx·day meet.
Ola Rfu 738tla
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PoJo Finals Set Today;
•
NIMA, Concord Adv8nce
B,y ROGER CARLSON
Ol 1111 o.l ly '"-' 'i.tt Championship play ln the 1977
National AAU outdoor water polo
tournament is on tap today at
Newport Rarbor High wilh de·
ftndlna champion Concord and
Newport·lrvlne·Mesa Aquatics
<Nl.¥A> boasting perfect marks
after lour encounters Friday and
Saturday.
~ction begins with two games
at lO 'an'lo-11 a.m .• with two more
tills at 3: 30 and 4: 30 p. m. If Con-cotd and NIMA are victorious in
the morning, the 4:30 tiff is the
championship decider. Should
eithtt Cor both> stumble In the
morn ing, a number of
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possibilities are present in the af-
ternoon session to determine the
champion.
NIMA. under UC Irvine coach
Ed Newland, found things rough
in Saturday's victories over West
Valley Aquatics (San Jose) and
Stanford~specially the latter
tilt featuring the sccond·seeded
Cardinals. 1976 NCAA cham-
pions.
the penalty shot try when all
seemed on t~e line.
"Our defense was a little
weak." said Newland of the con·
quest of Stanford. "Stanford gol
som e cheap goals on us, but
Malone's stop and Figueroa's
steal saved us.·•
Early it was Figueroa's scor·
ing and defense that gave NIMA
a quick lift, but Stanford refused
to fold.
In morning action NIMA's de·
fense was superb ·in defeating
West VaUey, 7·4, with a man·short
defense sending West Valley
away empty-handed seven times.
In that victory, Jack Dickman
led NI MA with four goals.
.Concord, under lhe coacbWg oC
~ Cut.mo. meanwhtte. cut El
"Toro to ribbons, 9-0, then pro-
ceeded to blast away at the
Southern California All-stars. 6-1.
With Jon Svendsen, Peter
Schnugg, Doug Arth. Jim Purcell
and goalies Charles Chattan. Con·
cord looms as the favorite today to
win it all. Chattan, an unknown
quantity prior to this tourney, was
impressive Saturday.
NIMA places most of its
chances on the ability of
Figueroa, Dickmann, Kruse.
Nick Baba and Malone.
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Score by Qwrttn
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Beach \corono W•wrzvnsitl ~. C1mpllell I,
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With the score at 6-6 with 2: 16
Jell NIMA goalie Bob Ma.lone
blocked a penalty try by Stan·
ford's Drew McDonald.
Thrives on Work
Moments later it was tied at
seven. but Gary Figueroa came .
up. with a steal after missing a
shot on a man.up situation,
passed to Jim Kruse and the lat·
ter fired from the corner with 14
seconds left to give NlMA its
triumph.
ll marks the f1rsl time NIMA
has entered the last day of Na-
tional AAU action with a perfect
r ecord. NIMA once lied for
second in this tourney.
Relief Specialist
-a Unique Breed
Figueroa scored four goals to
pace the winners over Stanford,
which lost goalie Chris Dorst
with 1 :48 left 111 the half on an
ejection penalty and w<1s plagued
by mistakes throughout the early
going.
Malone had nine bona fide
saves and stole th<! ball once. in
ciddit1on to hi s cruC'ial block of
TV Sports
TODAY
Noon 14>-SUPER BOWL
HIGHLIGHTS -Highlights
of the Oakland Raiders-
Minnesota Vikings Super
Bowl XI . played at
Pasadena's Rose Bowl.
12 :30 (4) -GOLF -Fmnl
round play in the $250.000
Pleasant Valley Classic from
Sutton, Mass.
12:55 (ll) -DODGERS
BASEBALL -The Los
Angeles Dodgers meet the
Padres al San Diego in Na-
tional League baseball ac-
tion.
l p .m. (2) -BOXING -
Three matches from Miami
feature Mik e Rossman
(30-3·3) against Marcel Clay
< 19·8) in a light·heavy tiff;
Olympic_champion Howard
Davis (3·0) meets Dom
Monaco (24·6·1); and Ronnie
Harris (22·0) fights Frank
Reiche (24·7·3) in a mid·
dleweight match.
NEW YORK ( AP> -Skip
Lockwood of lhe New York Mets
says being a relief pitcher is
easy. There's nothing to it. "You
Just come to the ball-park every
day with the idea that you're go-
ing to pitch," the Mets' relief ace
says. "You get yourself into a
routine and it becomes pretty
easy. You make sure you do the
same thing every day so you
don't hurt your arm."
"You've got to take rare of
your arm," says BruC'c Sutter of
the Chicago Cubs. "You have to
be able to tell them when you
can't pitch.··
Sutter has pitched well and
oflen for tht:, Cubs this season.
His split.finger fastball. which b
what Sutter calls his forkball,
has had National League hitters
baffled from opening day and has
had the Cubs on top of the Na-
tional League East.
The relieC specialist is a unique'
breed. He thrives on work. There
are no three or four·day rests
between assignments. It's an
everyday job.
.. I wish Whitey Herzog would
use me more." says Kansas City
ace Mark Littell. "It seems like
the more often I pitch. the better
I do. If I go too long without work·
ing. I lose my sharpness and
have trouble getting loose."
Whether it's the split·flnger
fastball. the screwball or the
knuckler, relievers must use
their best pitch_ in pressure silua-
tions. And pressure. physical and
mental. is an intricate part of the
relief pitcher's life.
· · I.t (the pressur e) is not
som ething you learn to cope
with." says San Diego's Rollie
Italy Ousts Sweden·
BAASTAD, Sweden (AP> -Paolo Bertolucci
and Adriano Panalta teamed to win Saturday's
doubles match. giving defending Davis Cup cham-
pion Italy an unbeatable ~-0 lead over 1975 winner
Sweden in their beat-of.five 1977 European B-.zone
s emifinal.
The experienced Itallan pair downed' Jan .
Norback. a rookie on the Swedish team, and Rolf
Norberg 6-3, 6·3. 3·8. 6-4 in two hours, 10 minutes oo
send Italy against either Hungary or Spain in the
zone finals.
Fingers. "You just go ou.1, there
and do what you have to~·"
·'I really enjoy ctfiose tight
situations wqen the game is on
the line," says Pittsburgh's Rich
Gossage. "I have no problem at
all getting charged up. Just hand
me the ball and I'm psyched.''
.. As a short reliever. I know ex.
actly what I have to do."
Lockwood adds. "I come in and
throw as hard us I can for as long
as I have to." ·
Clay Carroll. former Nationat
League Fireman·of·the-Year,
now wth the St. Louis Cardinals.
says the mental pressure is what
troubles ypung relievers the
most.
·'I think the pressure is mosUy
mental." Carroll says. "If you I
don't think you're going to get the
hitter out. you probably won'L I
can relax because l'm used to it.
Maybe with a younger guy the
pressure might be too much."
"I drink a lot." Dodgers
knuckleballer Charlie Hough
quips. "No. seriously, you come
to the ballpark knowing you
might have something to do with
the outcome of the game and
that's fun•·
Mesa Tabs Shupp
Bob Shupp, a former Downey
High a n d Cerritos College
aquatics ace, has been chosen
swim coach al Costa Mesa High,
replacing Bill Pascual.
Shupp is a lso the coach of
Beach Aquatics. based out of
Long Beach. which competed in
the 1977 National AAU water polo
championships at Newport
Harbor High.
· The Swedes. who had hardly played together -------------------
before this match, battled till the end fighting off
three match p0ints in the next to last game but then
had to1urrender to P~natta's pc>werful serves.
lt was Italy's rlflb atraJght victory in Davis Cup
play o\fer its Swedi1h arch nvata. And it was an ex·
peeled win, aa the Swedes had to play without Bjorn ~------tT· Borg,regarded u the world's No. l tennis star.
WILLIAM A. VON RANZOW
Orange
Orange County's oldllt
Llncoln·Mercury O.ltrltilp
• I.ave r ·
Mesa League Defeated.
Balaae dLoop
Is Tops~ Terry By Borg
"'DAVE CUNNINGHAM OlllleD .. 1,~ ... auH
Durln1 the winter C huck Te rry wus a
·second slrtnc forward for the New York Nt:t~. 11111
team, raddlod wU.b dl11tin11ion, finished wllh the
won t re-cord In protc••lonal busket.ball.
But. thla aummt'r Terry Is 11 leading scorer in
the C<Jtibl Mna Summti r Open Leaaue and hill
team, Spano's Drones, 11 In lin t phtce, driving
low ard ill s~nd straleht championship.
The league ha.s become a summer training
cround fO«" National Buskelball Association pros,
former colleae stars and an assortment of the best
plaY1round players around.
Some NBA pros couldn't even gel · into the
leacue. Their team s were beaten during a playoff
tournament to decide wbicb 'would be scheduled in·
lo the 10.team league.
Those who didn't m ake the cut included Bob
Weiss of the Washington Bullets, former Portland
Trail Blazer Geoff Petne and former Kansas City
King Rick Adelmann.
Players whose learns dld make it include Bill9
Paultz of the San Antonio Spurs and Brian Am·
broLich, former Huntington Beach High. Golden
Wesl College and Brigham Young University star.
• "When l heard that Paultz was going to be p lay.
ing for Build a nd Grow I called up Swen Nater and
got him to play for us," Terry says.
Nater, a former UCLA center, helped Spano's
Drones to their third straight victory, and has in·
dicated his schedule will permit him to play
through mid-July.
The Drones also have Dale Dillon, a starting
guard at Cal State (Long Beach) last season.
Terry is also \t,. Long Beach alum: having
earned All·CIF and '"Moore League player of the
year honors at Long Beach Jordan High, then mak·
ing hi.s mark in college basketball at Long Beach
City College and Cal SJ.ate (Long B~ach>.
He views the Costa Mesa O~ League as "a
good outlet. lt'.!l lhe only league ot its kind around
here."
Cal State <Los Angeles) runs a summer pro
league that Terry p-articipated in once, but be says
he much prefers the Costa Mesa circuit now.
"The LA league has become kind of a rookie
camp and it didn't do me too much good." Terry
says. "The ballplayers are JUSl trying to impress
everybody and that's not what I'm looki ng for."
Instead. Terry was searching for a way to keep
in shape during the NBA off-season. lie says he's
found it now.
'Tm just trying to run up and down the court
and get some work." Terry says. I really like the
league. It's not a life-or-death situation. We j ust
have a good time and go out for a few beers
afterwards."
Finals Set Today
ln'Seniors Tour~ey
Finals in the first a n·
nual Capistrano Racquet
Club sen ior s ten nis
tournam e nt a r e
scheduled toda>· with
Pasadena's Horst Ritter
facing Cost a Mesa's Bob
Duesler in the featured
men 's 35-year-old
.m atch.
Action begins at 9: 30
this morning with Ritter
and Ducsler tangling at
11.
Another top matc h
fi gures to be the men's 45
s ing les finale whe r e
Newport Beach's Hugh
Stewart t akes on J im
Calderwood of Laguna
Beach at 9:30.
The Capistrano Rae·
quet Club is located in
San J uan Capistrano on
San Juan Creek Road.
adjacent to San Juan
Hills golf course.
Drags Slated
For Amateurs
Drag racing (amateur
style> is on tap Wednes·
day at Orange County In·
l e rnational R aceway
with gates opening al s.
time trials from 5:30 to
lS Metls Slft91H 5-m•J AIU•r Ol!I FrdnU •1. 6-J, Due~ler def Su.m.tn6-t, 1-0. rtll'NI
•OMe<t• Sl,,.CH Semis Oevl\ dri ~tM>n t-6, M, ""l: OOH def A09e•H·l. •·I
0 ~· S1nqln Sern1• CalOerwooo Ol!I L•v•1>9"one 6-1. •-6. 6 1 S1n.ar1 Ocl 9-m.t~l''1·6, 6·J.
SO -SinqtH S."lll Hubl>drd .,... Wetv. ""'· 1 ... 6-1, ltauderdef Me11~7·6. 7-6,.,.t.
SS Mens Sift91H S.mh
c1,.m~" dl'I Ceuna 6·l . 6·•. Ci•llow•vMI M•r.on1•-6.6·l 6-t.
Ml~-51"911'\ 5.ftrll• Htll ""'' Soutnwl" l>-2, •.O. HotKon dcl Proul• 6-l. 6-0
U ~• Sl"91H S.mls Stanton def wa1erl't0u~ 1>-1, 61. 8edl9•ndt!t A Jolwli.on6-t, 6-0
W-)I Slft<llH SemlS Mr Calle Clf'I Evans •·6. 6-1. 6-1 . C.00dw1n def Hlll~and 1·6. S·2, JO-all
rel ired.
W.onwn 40 Sl"'!IU Sett\11 O'Sll•UVMe\W det Scnwartz S·7, 6·). 6·J, Slrewdef Harper6~.6·7.
Women !OSlnglH S.m•• Adler def Tout 6-1, 1-6; !)N,Hon def Hay\ 6 •. 6-J.
JS~· OoublH S.mh Fr•nlt·Jonn.on def Goldbcrq. tl••son 6 •. 1-6. e>vesmler-Leitnttr1eo ~I Aoqt'n·Straw,,.•,6·•
.. MeftjOoubfesS.mis
Du•~l,.r-Pnllpot d•I Aooers Ao<>tnl'r ""'· 6·•. CAldl'rWood·DO•S Clf'I Llndb0r9 Pr0d,.n6 • 6·3
o ~· Deubles S.mls C•ld"'''OOd si-ma"-er dl'I L•,... l:>fo•l·HuObolrd l>-3, 7 6, ~'"' Sltw•rl Ot'I 8rv..,t·~teoon. cwt au II.
SO MtftS Ooublos S. mi 1 Andt'rson·Mlllt'r dot Leonard· Dudley .,_), ••. Kaudo!r·~l1ttr ""1 O•••d.on-N1mrno1>-1 •·1 u-.Douf)IHS.....ls AnderJOn Miller d•f G•lloway. Putnam ,._l, 6~. O.v1~(~moers <Ml Hl-ntttll·HUQf!H .. • ..... .. _ OoublesS.mls Hlopen\ltll·Hu9n4s def Harris· Kr•us .. 2,6-t; u MeM Ooubles Semis 10:30. Conel WeclHly del Gul'•tln· Admission Is $3 for 5Pencer 1-s, .... Lmon-eo..g1e ••
d l nd r h'ld · Abnot-8r-.cwl•u1t. a u ts a $1 or c t ren w-ao...111 .. s.'"" 6·12. Pugn-HltletwMMI dllf Hlncny-Polset
Passen gers are al· ~~n~;!~~;.mrv•111""1 511ven.·
·lowed in most cars and W_,4'oe..11Mas.m11 t.ber e is no ""'arge fot pit Strew·Adlfl' Clfl O'Co~nor-ltellly ,. ""f 6-0, 6·0; Sc1'w.vtz·Brow1> clef Gordon· pass or carentl'y. o ·s111UQM1tssv"4:11-3.
w-111S00-1t1•S.ml1
· Pro Soccer.
Nt,,11AftMf1a..s.icwLe...,. O•tlH 1,St. LouliO w tshl"ll'o<I J, St!\ Jost 0
P'I. Leudtrdelef, T .. m H-ell I Ml!Wlffote 1, Ttm!MI eavo
A-1ull teCCllt' LHtW
N-Yertt 1. Ci-t!end I
SKr~ot,Cellfor11leO
H-JerMv 1, Rhode lsl•ndl
hnt• ••rlNlr• •t co .. nectlcvt. postp&.'41d
Schmldl·Ma)dltk cMf Adle<'·Duk.,, dtl•ult: it.mllng-Mlcktlwall de f 51\elt-Tout M. M. 6-2.
Mffl JS, -.....a JO Ml•M Ooultlft
SHnlt uPR BrYtnt·Roi.ener clel lwask•· Rltttr J·•· •·•, •·J : McC•be· Lel<Nttied dtf Evens..OOldller9 .. ,, .. 1
Mffl 4S, -.Ws .. MIUf OMMts
~ H•rP••·H••~r dtf SltlcM!Ore·
l>udl.., W. •• ... , ; H•vw••d-INll-dtf Ktt1~9·RO<l!lfl .. I,~
HOLLYWOOD, Fla.
<AP ) -The Cl eveland·
P i tt s burgh Nets
trounced the San Dleeo
Friars, 31·20, Saturday
night, taking every set
b e fore the largest
Florida audience ever
assembled to see World
Team Tennis acUon.
Sweden's Bjorn Borg,
this year·~ Wimbledon
winner proved to be the
crowd pleaser as he
j oined with Ma rty
Riessen to edge Newport
B e ach res ident Rod
Laver and Raz Reid. 5-2,
in a nine -point
tie breakeT. In singles,
Bor g d efeated Laver,
6·3.
The victorv came after
the doubles 'teams dead·
locked at six games in
regular play. Cleveland·
Pittsburgh had· already o.11, ,.,._ ~·"' R 1e
wo n the r1r st three GREGORY GHICA GIVES POINTERS ON SOCCER TO MEMBERS OF ONE OF HIS CAMPS RECENTLY AT GOLDEN WEs.T.
matches or the evening ·l ::~~;r~~t~~"r~~,,~~ Soeeer Camp Helps Build Prog .. am{:
place in the E astern ;·,
Division standings. San
Diego holds third pl ace ByCRAIGSHEFF
in the Western Division. 0t,..o.11v P1~01s1111
A crowd of 8,470 was on Gregory Ghlca wants
hand despite stormy to have the N_o. 1 JC soc·
weather which caused ~er program m the s tate,
several minor po wer 1fnot.thecountry. .
fa ilures t hrough the ~le~ not far trom that
night. goal right now ..
The regular season 1:he Rumanian-born
WTT match was the fi rst Gh1ce1 logged an 18·3 re-
in Sputb Florida since t-ord last year _for 6-0ld~n
the Florida Flamingos West College in only his
played one season in second season at the
Miami m 1974. Huntm.gton Beach cam· pus. His team was ratC'd
No l in the state for Clntlollld JI, S.-01"0 10
Womt-n -S1M10f't \CU tC' bt'ot
G'H'trant ..,l S•m•onfl,<U furnt>Ylt fC I lle<1I Guurant IC R••d, 1·S Men -8Mq cc 1 DP~I l """'· 6 J Borq. Roe\'A'n I() bl!dl Laver A. Reid, 1·6 S·2 ltoel>redker l
M 1•ed Doub!,.\ R1t'"\\~n SomlonPHu 1(1 De•• A Rood Guerr.in1,6-J
manv weeks.
Bu·t Gh1ca is looking to
the futur e-and that's
one reason why he re-
cently conduct ed two
one-week soccer camps
at Golde n West for
youths 8·16 years of age.
"The two big r easons I
held this camp were ( 1)
for the people of lhe t-Om·
munity and (2) for my
sot-cer program 1n the
future. And fra nkly, I
also wanted to make a
buck," says Gh1ce1.
A total of 120 kids (60
per session> attended the
cam ps (which went from
9 a .m . to 6 p.m . Monday
through Friday> with
each charged $75 per
session.
A d iscount of $10 is al·
lowed for each additional
child in a fa mily attend·
ing. And if a n entire
team enrolls, each youth
gets a discount.
Jn the inaugural camp
last year, Ghica barely
broke even-primarily
because of the equip·
m ent he had to buy-
such as balls and goals.
But his key expenses this
year are ins t r uctor s
<each gets $200 p er
week>. field rental ($100
per week). brochures,
lune he:. and insur ance.
''l t-crt a1n ly won't
become a millionair e
with this camp," says
Ghica, "but I think I de·
serve the money. 1 've
worked very ha r d at
this." .
Ghica's typical day in·
eludes arriving at 7 m
the morning to line the
fie lds, greeting the ki ds
from 8: ~to 9, then hold·
ing instructional periods,
giving chalk talks, show·
ing films and playing
games.
A -l,A/Oat Hollvwood Fl.i F
HewYorlt7'GolclenGaterl ll avor1•te Men -Mayt'r(NV ) l>t•I Okktr I 6 Okker·M6CM1lllan (GI be.ti AullPI~ Los Al Results
Mixed in are a pair of
hair hour breaks <with
refreshments>. a hair
hour or s wimming and
an hour for lunch-which
u s ually in c lud es a
sandwich, some kincj of
fruit, potato chips and
milk.
Ghica's camp is not ex·
traordinary. but it's uni-
que because it is one of
the few offered on all·
day basis. And Ghica
says his instructors are
among the very best.
MavH6·• Wom~n -w~ INYI bl!At Holla c t
d3f 6·1: Wade-King INYI b .. I ap ores Nagel'°n-Ourrf>.J. Ml••d -8'>~ven AulfelS IN YI bed I
FcwS41urday FIRST RACE 1SO vard,. 3 yur otds & up C'"""'"" Pu"" l1, too
Durr-MacMllloan6·2 Go M A-Un.ivail•bleatNewVork an FRIDAY'S RE SUL TS G Caplured Enritl>t\
0 (C.trdot•I S 60 •.OO 3 20
Moon Slak• I Broo~.i 16.•0 tO •O
SH· Port JI, So•l .. l 1l Women -S10•• (S Pl 01'81 Cnmyrevv, I 6 Ru \"•11 SIO•~ IS Pl beat Moro1ova·Kro\n•n~ 1 s
M en Ciot""'tln (S-PI Dl'tJf 9ott\OV,
6 J 8oro ,ov-l(<1kui1" ISi D•at Oocner!V·Ciol'm•n 6 • M•llPd-Russ.-11-Docnerty IS Pl beal MorOlOYll•ICdkUh.t,. I
Ov •rt1 m~-Ooc her l v Ciorma" IS.Pl be.I 8ol'osov-l<akulla. IO
A -2 IO<ll Porll...,d
GolcHn Gators 21, IMloan• tt Womtn HOll•day l(,(;l••al Barker. ~.n .. t. N-lu• .. Dun IGG I l>NI M•1•110n t<oyomura 6 • Men-Gerul.tll1\ Ill bf'AI O•••• 6·•: 01t1rer·McM1ll.•n 1C.C.1 O..nt Ston•·~rut41us, I>-• M•••d-M<Mlllan Ourr ((i(il llUI
StO"~-t<.•~·omura, 6 • A.u,... ... aotabl~ dt tndl.naooh•
Standings
Jel Print ICrt"!)l!rl ti 110
Tome ~-tl.21
Al\O ran • Ch"" Gold<tu~\I. Un dy's Cnanl, Punken Tl>r<'dl, Splnnonq BuQ, Gr~1ous Rt'C>el. l.!'O Proam, Got laGOMdn
No scratchr\
U Es..t<la 4-C.P'urH Enrlcn.s & J.Moo11 Slallt, P••d Ul7 JO
SECOND llAC.E lSOy•r<X 1 VP~r
otd\ Cfa1mtno For mtt1df'n\ Pur\ie
\1100 ""'"Y Bars IKmgnll 6 20 J .O 190 l.OYf'YOUSolW•rd.I 4 20 300 Dupes C.Mr9f' IBanl.s t • 00
T•mf' ti 41
Atw ran ~tlrnf' S4'm Voo Ooo He• Proper P-Go I( olly (<II Go. Snadow S..nd1P, Ao<kMebPt Top Spur Scratcn•O -Bouy Ell• V.i•n GamblH, 511111 ano x•eno. Loac>ed
0.0
TH IRD RACE JSO v.irds. 2 fear .olds. Claomlng Pur~U.600 6erOeGO tWardt Ca1cna Go (Adair I Call Me Nick 10.lombd I
Tlme -11.20 Also rdn -Br~•" Brown rlasn. M<Jdl' In MoorP, JP I .. 8rt•rt~. Alaknam Aellt'lator. HU•lll'n BHch No scr&IChH
SS Ell•d• 7-Bar Ot Go & l·Calclla
Go, P•ldSISf.SO
FOURn. ltACE •OOY•rd\ lVt'M old\. Claomlng. For 11111es Pur\f n.300 A-Oueen Tu IM•tcllelll t770 }60 380 Miu Ppnny p-!HoJrll 1 00 • 80
Miss Ann Go ( Kn1vn11.,. • 10 Time -100 Alto ran-A Bulllllf'Gumm., Min RhO<I• Go, Ool14 8•r. Ro.td Afl9"1 Korsen l<nllt
Hoscr•tc~ A·EdwardC AllrP<lentrv
FIFTH RACE -AGO yards l yur Olds. Allowanc:e. Pu~e~,000 H•'s a P~esu"' (Ad•irl 3 .0 J 00 1 60 Suw•llff Jude (Alllwnl •to J 60
Mr Jet -U ILlon•ml t Ml Time-to 11 Al'° ri1n-Tllllllc MOnl!'f, Mtn Klncl, The C•nclldllle NO Strale?llJ
SIXTH RACE -350 'fAfdS. 3 ve•r olds & up. Cltlfning. Purse SA,200 Grancle<lt'S Tia IMl1chelll Sun Sltlne (Rough! Yorty (Wardl Tlmt -t8,03
I 00 S,70 l .60
t 1.00 1.•0
J.40
Also ,.,, -Jet Cller119r ?. Jint Jim Dal'dY, Oend\''S Go 8kl. n .... 10 Go, Super Surch.lrgtl, War Cl!lc's EchO, Jays Ot<ll •
Scretcllecf-Jet Don, Oulfy Spears, F1v1no 0i1o ettt SS aaacu ~Mldecll't Tl• & S.Suft s111 .... P'•td'*-lt
nviNTM 11w -..oo ,.,.ds. > yetf oldJ & ~ IMltatlon•I lla11dlcap. Purse U0,000. n.. Ge ~ Oo. LIUle e1 .. SflHil (LIPl\eml HO UO 1M
Area Sports
N~tove (rpt·k I My It\ I 11 60 i.'80
f 111,hv Go Moore tAlllsonl 3.00 none 10 OJ
At\o ran A Zurp Rf'OUl"Sl, D.ck '•m Tonio s Mis. Chit~. Da•od
Ci1or1, l w1nJ,t, K1oty'\Orurn No s<ratcl>es
EIGHTH RACE -•.O yards. 3 year
Ol<I> Ct41n""9 Pu.-.eS7 100 Sl•rl6ntmp ll1pn•ml ISllO S•O S80 Cf't' Cl'• Crl•la ICardozdl J 00 2.60 C.l•d•-.t ITr"a~ure1 J 40 T•m• n j/ Al\O ri1n • Ml Budd1t'n Sll"f'al11nq
Jonn Ju.an Scwrklw. N19n1 Pr-o..-it,..
\fl'n•tor llC:rm•r. f'.ren ty Tip,
Snoo1f't•.t
Scral<~ -Proper Counl, Noc-turnal -· ve1.e1 ~odV-, Don.' Com~•'
U E u<I• J.St..iaMn>I' & t.Gtt CH Crist•, P•ld"4.•
H IHTH RACE -J~ yards J vear old• & 119 Claiming Pur~ U . too
Aockal~llrr IC6rdotd I 1 00 • 40 1 80 Tnrf'• Clwrs "'""9"' I 28 20 6 70 Myl<lngM.tlot'rlBrookSI •.60 Tlmc-18.t9 AIM> ran -Tonto• Bo Jinglt', Al..,.. Qut', Ml<UI O.w, Ch•rli• euoet, L•'" Luncll. O\ave Tiny
No\Crdtc~s
U E••cl• ).Rockatellff & t.Tltree CnM\, P1idl52l.l0
AltMdanc• -9.800
One of those instruct·
ors, George Mitton or
Fountain Valley, says
the camp fulfllls an im·
port ant need.
"Soccer is growing
very fast, especially in
Southe rn Calif o-rnt a
( 125,000 are expected to
play AYSO in 1977), we
need camps like this to
provide the very best in-
struction. I think Greg is
providing a muc h -
nee ded service to the
communi~." says Mil·
ton, a printer for a Long
Bea ch newspaper.
Pat Husted. another
instructor, echoes Mit-
ton 's feelings.
''I've been involved in
A YSO (American Youth
Sports Calendar
Sund•V IJwty 171
Mrtro li·..-q•.Je b&'\eb.\11 CUC Irvine Alfllfl•<\"" Fulitrton Hom•••,., UC (,.,,,,fl' tdouolthead•r at l"'oon•: Soutnprn C•l1lorl'l.t Cotl•qe llllnQuMd5 "" Gol~ WHI COllPqe Au"'"" at Soutnern (ahlorl'•a (Olh-Of' ldoublt-tlt-.oderal l'oonl. Witfpr polo AAU Natoonals at Ntw1><>rt H•rbor H•Qft Tnorouqnor•d Leaoue IJu~l>all: Tu\ton "' Foun1111n Vallo DodQt'r> •I FV AK Ctr (dOubltnt-· at ••.
Ou,_ 11\0ttM V•tW •I Marona High •ctoubl•ht•"'r .i ti. O••nve·Villa P••k vs CO\la NII' .. C3plalnJ "' CO\t• Me\a HolJh ldoubl<'N'a<Mr•t 10a.m 1. WOIT'Pn's sollball: Southern Cahlorn1a lourn.tmf'nl •t Oran.,.,·s H•rl "'•rlt ls.cidlelJllck Stars •I 8 pm ).
Mlftdly !July 111
LA911M Bffc:" Left9UIJ l>llSl!etl>llll
($91\ Cl-I• .... MIHlon Viejo •• S;:IO; eap,,,...,, Vellev vs Estancle at 6:0 ; ~ 8e11<:h vs El C•ml"° ttl; D1111tHlllsvs f'001nlll•": ur. Open IJlltlletbell league •I E1tencf• HIQll (Southern Cal Auto vs ~I• MH• Clippers •I , : Sr>eno's D.-s vs Rellablt Lumber •11: 301.
Stlltt Ane Hltn IJHkl'tllelt letgut
(LA OUllll• vs Ulllw rslty et•; Canyon
VI HewPOr-1 H•rl>or tt81. aest Loi ~ft ColltQ9 l:IHltet• 1:1111 IM9ut (0ol0tn West Coll999 YI
Etst LosAngeltsal 1:301. Mtlro Lteg11e IJllMINlll COrtnve
Cent COii• P'lrtlH VI 5ovtllec'ft Cellfornle College lltnguercU al Ofa1191•1 Hert Parll, Tp.m. I. Haf'11ow"'"buetlell (W.Stm!Mt ... vs Lt Quint• •I FV Rte. Ctr S:lO; Edltooll "'EMM<I• •I TeWlllitle Ptfk S.>0; FCIUl'!eill Velley vs Cost. ~ at TeWll'lltlt P"11 I; ~ .. Mw
v~ Huntl"91on Beeclt et Lions Parlt at S.JO; Bois• Gr•ndfl vs Ntwport Harl>Or •t Lions Parlt •181.
T~, (JUI• ttl Cost• ~..coront del Mar Leegue l:lasltetl>otll tourn&me<1t at Costa M•'• H1Qh (C:O.-dll Mar VI Coll• Miu
•11:45; War-...n N _ _., H•rbor•t
S: Foothlll vs El Toro•t6: IS, P•c•llc•
VS \/a191'Cl••I 7•301. Open 1>aS1tt11><111 •e•o~ at E'laf\Ci• Hl9h IGt'ne Tunks 'YS Wtsllldt Baro.rs al 7; 8ulld -Grow v\ VenguardSell:301 Huntington 8t•cll btaketbell le•gue at Huntington B••cll H•llh IEstancle vs WestmlMI~ et 6 30: Huntington 0.ac:h vs Mar•n• at 7:4SI; At Edison Hign !Edison vs Lu Amigos at 6:30; Founte1n Valley o ·VIII• P"rk •t 7:4S). Long llff<n Oty Colt.Qe beSUll><lll Fugue ton~ Cout Colleo-vs
0rllf!ge~yAll~arset8p.m I. Metro League l>•ffllell-Goldtn WUt Coll19t RU$tlerl vs L.t Fond" Juniors et SMt• An• Memorlal P•rk
et 7p.rn.l.
NEW& USED
PORSCHE
LEASING
CAUTHIQPaT
BILL YATES, tttc.
VW/POISCHI
U'l..CSOO .. 'A~ll
Soccer Organization) th•
past few years in Hunt,
ihgton Beach and I fell
that by teaching at tbot
camp was the least-,t
could do for these kids .. 'f
says Husted.
When 60 kids g e t
together at one limo
there bas to be some PJ:Ol-
blems. but Ghica sa~a
discipline is a m iow
matter.
•·we keep a very tight
r ein so we don't have to
discipline that often,'(
says Ghica.
''We try to ma ke it
fun ," ad d s Milton .
"Gr eg does not allow a'll
cursing and we seld~
hear atly. If some kid
does curse, then we harJ
to crack down. Althouag
the parents are putting
out S75 for these kids. we
don't pamper them. lS
we did they would ~
m e diately take ovef~
They are her e to le~
soccer." says Mitton. .;JI
Most of those atten~
ing tbe camp have 1 iif
l e a.s t t-w:o years !!,Jf,J
per1ence m soccer. ~
or the 120 attending ijle
two sessions, 15 we~ girls-mos t of wh
w e re g ood s o cc
players.
And most of the youtlis
are intent on learnin)t
soccer or advancin~
their own abilities. ~
"We teach the basiC;
skills of lhe game and r
think we leach it very
well. We had quite a fey
kids come back tm&-
wer e here last year a nd
I'm sure a Jot of them ·
will be back next year.
saysGhica. "
-. -, .
DAILY PILOT Sund• Jut 17, 1977
TO RDl!•!R WHIRi! SHE'S TAAVl!Ll!D
Peggy Ho9kln• Coll9Ct•, Ctwrm1, BadgH (
Turtle's Traek
Slow-and Easyrolflaska
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH
Of U. 0.Wlf "llot St.ti
Pegay Hoskins' scrapbook or newspaper clippings about her
bears the title "This Turtle's Tale," a reference to the reptile that
haunted her dreams and caused her to embark on a solo driving trek
that has covered nearl v 40.000 miles.
With five of her six children grown and on their own. the 6l·ycar·
old widow first began having turtle dreams in 1973.
IN HER DREAMS SHE saw herself traveling lo faraway
places, but never in a plane or in a train. And in each dream there
was the ever present turtle who mysteriously appeared amid the
scenery.
One day the secret revealed itself in a pet store in her hometown
of Morton Grove, Ill. As she stood staring at a glass case housing
turtles "wailing for them to tell me something" a question
from a clerk made it all clear
"llow would you Ii ke lo carry your house on your back.," the
worn an asked.
It was quite simple Mrs. Hoskins gave the young woman a big / hug and a kiss and raced from the store, certain that the befuddled
clerk suspected she had gone off the deep end.
AFl'ER WEEKS Ot' searching for JUSt the ri ght home to carry
with her on her travels. the grandmother of five sold her suburban
lO·room home and bought a 23·foot sclf·contarned motor home She
d1dn 't know how to dn vc then
She left Morton (;rove with her 14·year-olcl son in December of
1974 and has nev~:r rt'lurncd
Like a turtle. Mrs. lloskins has taken 1t slow and ea!'>y, crawling
down highways that hu\'e taken her to Kt•y West. Fla. across tht-
country, south as far as Acapulco. and north up to Alasku
In September. 1976. her )OUng son decided to leave aml went to
stay with n sister in Culg • .ir) ll was then that Mrs. Hoskins look her
firsl and most chall enging solo trip. u dnve along the Alcan
Highway up lo Prudhoe Bay. Alaska
Al.ONG TllE Pl'ITED gravel road which has a !>pt•ed lim it of 30
miles per hour in some stretches. Mrs. Hoskins viewed the ('Onslruc
lion of the Alaska p1pC'linc. which she calls one of her b1~gesl thrills
Throughout her travels Mrs. Hoskins tows a car for use when
she stays in town with friends. But most of the time she sleeps inside
the motor home which contains all the comforts of home: a
television. shower. full kitchen. and a CB radio which she uses inf re
quently.
Loneliness? Well. Mrs llo::.kms admits there 1~ som('. "bul I'd
be lonely at home and I don't want to sperid m) ti mt· tulk1ng cibout
my aches and pain'> "she says with a smile
"I don't get bored. I feel there 1s always something up <tht•ad
that's interesting," she said
AMONG llER ADVENTURES ha\·e been tal.1ng J hot :.11r
balloon ride 1.n Phocm'<. climbing pyramids 1!1 ~.1c'<ll'O .. rnd ndini? a'
raft down the Yukon River in Alaska
She is now sh1) ing with friends in llunlrngtrin Beach and hope!.
to take a ride on the Goodyl':tr Blimp bdort• lt•a\ 1ni.: although ..,hl· ad
mils she has a fear of heights
An impcrtl:lnt part of each ~lt>p is u St'arch rur momentos to sup
pl emcnt the di ary sh<· kccp5 of h{'f travl'ls. ~ht' has a nylon jatkct
emblazonE>d with 270 p:.itthcs und hf.'r lll'l'klan .. 1s we1ghtt·d down
with more than 100 s1I ver eh arms sh1• h~1s hr)ught along the W:I.\
Mrs. Hoskms 1s unsurp of her nl'xt stop or 1f she ~ill ever settle
down. Her only definite pl an is to ~omeday puhl1~h :i book on her
travc>ls, provided sht> can find a cartoomst who can sketch a turtll'
with personality.
~.~Gold Permits •
;-.. ~elp Campers
If you are planning to 11s1l national
parks. monument11. or recreation
areas managed by the federal govt!rn-
1nent this s ummer. you ('an Sa\'e some
money.
l • For $10 you con get a pt•rm1t that 1s
1 good for a calendar year adm1tt1ng I you and anyone in your car to any of
.l these areas that l'hur~t· an udmit·
-1--lance fee. And if you <tre over 62. vou
! ~an get a free permit. ·
i THESE PERMITS are called
l Golden Eagle und GQldeo Ag e
• Passports. The Department or In·
terlor, which makes them avaUabte, has a free brochure lelling bow you go I about 1etttna these passes. For your t copy, send a postcard to the
; Conaumer Information Center , Dep\..
i ~728'Pueblo, Coll. 81009.
TRAVEL
You have to apply for a Golden
AtH• Passport in per!Jon Cby la''
tf\cy're not available hy mail). And .
~·ou will have lo ~how proof of age.
iiuch as state driver's li cense with
your birUi date. or a birth certificllte
You can get a Golden Age Pa.ssport
at most fede ral r ecreation areas,
where you 'lo be using it. So you may
not need ~ actually get the Passpcrt
before ~ginning a vacation trip.
..-; ' ..... ' . "'• ..
Ch11r: h Tops HistorJ.. . PUBUC NOl'ICE
fllCTITIOU18UIOtUS NAMISTAThdMT
TIMI N1'"'11g ---Is *1"9 bu~f. -·•:
The name Edgar Allan Poe
arouses imaaes of extrav.,ant,
pastly tales. Despite Poe't ob-
ae11lon with ertm subjecta, tpany
still take pleasure in his \torka
and come to visit bis final resting
place, Westminster Cbureb and
cemetery.
Located in downtown
Baltimore, this old cemetery is
one or the most concentrated.
patches or history in the United
States. Few are aware that llf.
teen generals of the Re\>olution
and the War of 1812 ~e buried
here. West.inlnster's cemetery
dates from 1'141 and bas one of the
few catacorpbsinthe U.S.
JN FACT, visitors can~ lhe
catacombs and view a mass
grave for Revolutionary ,War
soldiers. Such heroic "troops or
tbe line" won praise from George
Washington during the war and
gave Maryland its nickname -
The-Old Une-State.--
0 ne visitor to Westminster
comes yearly and leaves a bottle
of "very fme scotch" whiskey on
the Poe memorial. Church his·
torian and Poe scholar, Sam
Porpoh, says this visitor is
anonymous, but devoted.
Porpora delights in telling vis-
itors that many of Poe's "most
gruesome tales were probably in·
fluenced by Westminster,
although no biographer has tied
Poe to this cemetery. H~ must
have spent a lot or time here, vis-
iting his family's plot."
Porpora s uggests that Poe's
story, "The Premature Burial,"
was influenced by Westminster.
HISTORIAN SAM PORPORA BY POE'S GRAVE
McOUtlt&'I ICe Ctt EA M PARLOR, 1ti MMll $t., .. ll>N. CA .,..,
Jo"" A. McO-., 1'JD VIII• Rffl. ~env-.CAtMJ Tiii• --u II cOl"dlKted •Y .., In· .... IOl!oll.
.Joll<'t A. McOulte Tlllt tlal-t W•t filed w11n I~ County Cle•~ ~ ~anoe County on July ,l. ,.,,, ,.,..
Publls!WCI o. • ._ COHt O<llly Pilot, Ju11 10, 11,:u,11, 1t11
2'°6-11
PVBLIC NOTICE
"1CTITIOUS 8USINISS N.t.Ma.STAT•MINT Tiit f .. loWl'IQ per-It 001119 bu)I• ...... .,: Mr. Coltr, 211•C Kodlelt SI., Anolltlm, CA '2801 Tllotnls K. Lewi .. Jr .. t21·C Kodiak
SI .. AllOllelrn, CA t2I01 T"lt bu$1i.ut II cenductld by.,. 111· dlvlduol.
TllOl'l\ll$ K. Lo wls, Jr. , Tlllt 11.i,,..,.nt w" fllOO wllll tlle Covn11 ClertL of Ot.,.. O>ul!ty on J une .... ,, ne111
PublltMO Oranoo Cele" Delly Pllol, July l, 10. 11. t•. 1tn
P\18UC NOTICE
f'ICTI TIOUS BUSI NHS H.t.Ma '1.t.T•M•NT TM tooowlnQ ~ b OOlllQ buo•·
nus'"' CH AMPI ON MOBIL E' POWEAWASH, 21322 Sand Ooll•r
L•M, Hlln41ngton Buell, CA. '71>A6 eruct Mlelloel Pukl11I, 11Jn S.NI
Oollat l-. MU11t1ngton Buell, CA.
92646 Tnls t>uslnnt Is conduc:tld by "" "' dMdUO I, B•uc• M. f wclnl Thia tllt""""l)WH filed wltll ..... Cou"lY Cltl'lt of0r°"91 Cou/lty on June n.1q11 11nm Publls~ OronQe COHI D•lly Pilot, June 2un0 July), 10, 11, 1911 • ?!SH,!
PUBLIC NOTICE
f'ICTITtOUI austNH5 NAMIE ST .t. TIMI NT
T,,. IOllOWl'IQ 11tr10M •rtdoillO buSI·
MUH: FIRESIDE ASSOCIATES, HI y,.. lo Trucllo. flftw-1 S.t<'ll, CA. 92* Floyd B. Bfor.,lund, •.st Vlsr• Trucna, Htwe>Ort Beach, CA. 92'60
ROber1 L Tllomoson, •10 Vl)la Truc1>e, ......_,. lkocll, CA. '2'60 Edward s. Foley, .. 70 Alat~r. D•l¥e, WOOOI-Hiiis, CA. '1»4
·'There were 18 premature
burials here. because the
cemetery was a hobo's jungle,"
he sai({. They would come here
and open the doors to sJeep inside the tombs, but many or the tomb
doors had spring locks on them.
and they would shut accidental-
ly, locking the person inside-'·
Porpora also believes an un
u "u a l tomb located in the
cemetery inspired Poe's pcem.
"The Raven."
three miles from BaJlimore. Dur·
ing the War of 1812. while the
British attacked the rort. Francis
Scott Key witnessed the battle
and was inspired to write "The
Star·Spangled Banner."
. '"" bU>IMU ,, (Ondu<t&d bv .. Williamsburg, in 1781. Virginia's 11•,..••l1NtrtMrs111p.
liberty bell in the Bruton Parish Tiiis :~~:!:'!'!~~eel wltn llW
Church rang out the news of the county c1 ... 11o10r-. "°""'"'o" JU<\~
Declaration or Independence 19• "11 FTl lH after Cornwallis' surrender at Pub"""° 0ranve cont O•"Y P••o1 Yorktown. Ju11J,10 11. 1•. "" Pennsylvania churches firmly _________ 17_92_·1_1
established the princi ple of re-PUBLIC NOTICE THE SEA captain buried in the
to m b was ci founde r of the
Rosicrucian order in the U.S .. a
movement devoted to psychic
begun in the 17th century. This
sea captain's ship was named
Pallas. Greek for the goddess of
Nearby is the Star·Spangled
Banner FlaJ( House Museum,
former home of Mary Young
Pic kersgill . who made the flag
which flew o\•er Fort McHenry.
In fact . throughout Geor ge
Wa s hington Country
Maryland, Delaware, Penn-
sylvania and Virginia his·
toric sites abound.
ligious freedom in this country.----------
wisdOfn. •
Jes uits and Quake r s both FICTIT10UUUSIHHI
l bl . h d h ' 1 • NAME STATEMENT es a is e t cir ear Y meeLing ,,,. 1011owong "'"s.ons arec1o1no bu~•· houses in the city of Philadelphia nm.I\
where the first black preachers e11,:~.~N~~~1:1~~~1~~r~J.~· ~:~
in America came out of St. Fount~.,. RNI E~ldte'1"corpora1.
George's Methodist Chur"h ad.• C&IHornl• corporation, 1os11 en .. ~ • A.,.. Fouot•lnValiey,C.lll.n70ll Porpora asks. "Is it a coin
c1de nce that Poe's raven sits on a
bust of Pallas in the poem. and
that the subject in the poem is
studying 'many a quaint and
curious volume of forgotten lore·
in the second line of the poem?"
VIRGINIA IS particularly
proud of its churches which
are political an d religious
landmarks.
The oldest Protestant church Thi\ busJn~s IS conducted by. C0<--11 · I f h-oor.itoon ~ti serving as a.p ac.e o wors ip """"1ainRHtElt•t•lnc . m North Amen ca is the Fort NrwtonG. M•.,.•· Prn.
Christiana (Holy Trinity) Church '"" 1 .. ..,,.,.,,, ..,., 111ec1 "'"" '"•
f ded . 698 W'I . CountyClel1tofOrtn9CCOunlyonJU11• oun m l at 1 mmgton, 11. 1911
In St. John 's Churc h in
Ric hmond, Virginia. Patrick
Henry delivered his famous
"Give me liberty or give me
death" spe ec h Nearby in
Del. "'*111 F . PuDh~IWCI 0r•"91! Coast o .. IY P1lc>1.
Many visitors also enjoy stop-
ping at Fort McHenry, a national
monument and historical shrine
( or more mformat1on. write J111, J, 10, 1u•. m1 -
George Washington Country, 2960·71
O n e East Cary Street.
Richmond. Virginia 23219 > PUBLIC NOTICE
Chinese Require Invitations
FICTITIOUS 8U51NESS NAM• STAT•MENT '"' fo11-1ng o.rson ts 00tno t>us•
~,, .. \ HEW LIFE TA8ERNAClE. 1M11 M••n SI . Huntinoton BthKh, (A '1648 Un1ltd Pentecostal Cllurcll. ,.
(9'ltforn1.:; coroor•t•on. 18971 Main St HU"llftglon 0.Kll, CA. 97MI By STAN DELAPLANE
SAN PRANCISCO If a visit to Red
China is your cup of tea. CP Air (Canadian)
has been very successful getting visas for
.. \mericans. Usually in groups. Occasionally
1ntl ividuals : "We got a visa for an
American psychiatrist and his wife "
C3unch of California teen.agers fl ew
over a week ago (at group rates). In Hong
Kong. CP Air took them to the border where
Chinese tourist people put themoo the train
for Peking.
"Chinese were very polite and helpful. ..
C P Air offices <in all big Ameri.can
cities) will look into your prospects. <They
get visa information from the Chinese Em·
bassy in Ottawa.)
Write for a leaflet: ''Tips on Getting a
Visa into China." CP Air, San Francisco In·
ternational Airport. San Francisco. CA
9·tl28. It's free. , 1
* * • CmNESE DO NOT want journalists or
nosy individual tourists poking around. I've
made a dozen applications. Ottawa Em·
bassy and China Travel office in Hong Kong
~imply don't answer.
Wtilked into the travel office in Hong
Kong (on Peking Road behind the grand old
Peninsula Hotel):
"Who invited you to visit China?" said
the desk girl.
I said: "I don't kno\f anybody in China .•
But if I can get a visa, maybe I can meel
somebody to invite me."
She said: "Sorry. You m'ust be invited
first."
That IS inscrutable... sO back to the
Peninsula's famous lobby -<where Good
Guys CIA and such -sat on one side of the
room and Bad Guys -s muggle rs etc. -sat
on the other> and ordered a stiff Scotch
~ Foiled again.
* * * "The phrase ·see Naples and Die': Is it
because there is a nearby island called 'dje'
or •dt'? That the saying has nothing to do
with expiring after seeing the glories or
Naples? (I have a bet on this.)"
For you the bell tolls. Not <1n island An
Italia n proverb. "See Naples and die''
like drop de ad. "Vedi Napoli e poi muon ..
<I love questions like this that I can answer
Il gives a touch of culture. And I might gel
that Chinese visa after all > * • •
... believe there is some country where
you can get. yourself a title • ..-;--."
Many small countries Central
America etc. -tack a "Doctor" on your
na me if you go t hrough a short college
course. For $5 you can be ordained by mail
in sever al churches in the U.S. a nd
thereafter call yourself .. Reverend So·and·
so." You can become a Mohammedan.
make the pilgrimage to Mecca. and be ever
a fter called "Hadji."
You can. join the Army and be
''Private." Otherwise I never heard of it.
Americans aren 't allowed to assume
foreign nobility titles. • * •
''Have you anything on gold panning ln
the Mother Lode?"
California weekend gold panning's not
so good this year. Not enough rain and
runoff to move the nuggets that are still hid·
ing.
T I'll\ b\J''"''i f\ tonduct.O Dtf , CO' .. por•t•°" UnllJ!CI Pe"IKMl•I Cnurc" Ju.>nll• W. Rud<kll, "'°' Th•\ •""-nl 9'1h 111.i<I will> Th• County CltM< of Or~Countv on Jun• 21. ,q,,
F71UI
Put>ll~l>MI 0tdnQf (O<l't Daily Pflot June ?b <Ind Julv J. 10. 11. 1'11
1HS I'
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSIHISS NAME STATEMENT
l n. tollowtnq Ptrsonl ore d01n9 bu\1-
neti~ ., HARBOR lAWN MEMOIHl>l
PARK, 16>S ut•lt< Ave .. COSld M"S"
CAn6'6
.... ,.bOr i::t~~• ~rmorl•I Pttrll, a
rt1htorn1.l Ct"""C'fHV Coroor•t•on. H:•1)
r., ... .,""" Co.MM•s•.CA91U6
Tn•s t>usnw>s ~conducted by• cor· DOrdllon
H1roor llt\f M(l'mOf'iel P'9r~ f1yHononro. T fl.,..~n
Pr•s lll•J •1•1-t w,,./ t,1..., wl1n ti.. Coun1y C1tr• of °'""9t Counly on Julv
! 1971
PuD"'""" Or~--Coa>I OJ•IY Pllol JUl'f IQ, 11.1•. )I 19/7
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTIT10U$ au SI NESS NAM.i STAT•M•NT
r "• 1011owtno person• •re c1o1119 busi· ftfl\\ it\ • PHOTOGRAPHY UNLI MITED 'NC .. 1 ... Beach Blvd., Hu111l11910<1 9ucn. CA. •a.1
Pnol09•tPlly U"llmll~d Inc., e C•lllornle co•DO;et•on. 16'8'1 BH<.TI 9••d . Hvn111191°" 8Uc:ll, C"-'1~1 Th1\ bU~ltl('H IS conductltd bv" COt·
POrfltlOn PH()TOGl'AP .. Y
l.INLIMlfeOll:!IC.
ll'll~ '111......,t w .. fllld with '"" Count v Cler~ of Or~ Covnty on J11t1~
11, 1911 fl"174 Publl•"ed 0..0flfft C:O.lt OM" l"lrol, July J, 10, 11, 1', 1911
*1'1f
Ae•I at•t•
.. Queatlons/Comment
By ftandatl Mccardle, PhD.
Reattor
Tbttl" uenu• tv me w lK" many unknuwna ln
buyln1 rt"al nlale. Tbl1 car me. I reall1~ thf'rc
arf' ma.Dy 1.c·tor" 1ovt-rnln1 rtal e tat0 and many
fattla Lo each fnlor Am I too o\l••r('unct'rned? I
dg't want &o lf'l m)'•tlf low 1omethln1 and be sorry.
L.M.lt., Coata Mesa
WbenevPr you t·onlt'rn!JIUlt' buyln1 real estate.
)OU autom"LJcally are faced with M bundle or condi·
hons, rithta, te1al re•trlcllon!I, c.'Uljements and less
tantible ractora thilt might scuu YoU tr they were
true buard1. In tact, not knowinl( how extensive
they are could indeed scare you Thu unknown 1~
.i I ways hardest to I ace
Fortwiately. in t.:alltorma a whole orgamzcd
system of laws de!l1gncd lo protect the real estate
buyer from unknowns has been developed Whilc
tbey cannot protect bad Judgement, they do at least
SJ!l forth a procedure that must be followed to
transfer uUe legally
California's first comprehensive real estate
Law was drawn up some 50 ,Y'e1lt'S ago by members of
the CAR working wath members of the state
legislature, to provide such protection. It becamc
the model for many other state.s
The taws are there to protect you Your Realtor
and his attorney working together can penetrate
even Lhe most difficult and tangled situation.
T HE REALTORS WERE INTERESTED tn
making the process safer and therefore more
widespread. Self interest? Yes, but enlightened self
interest is onl! of thl• forces that keeps our free en·
terprise system functioning
One result of lhc new law was lhat real estate
agents became licensed by the state. giving the
prospective buyer or seller assurance that the
agent is acquainted with the busic laws relating to
real estate. This began a proi.:css that has become
increasingly more demanding as candidates take
e~aminations for a real estate broker or real estate
s~lesman li cense
In addition, the CAH. to which the realtor
belongs. is continually sponsoring educational
courses held throughout thl· state These go into the
practical aspects of real l''>lalc investment, taxes.
rnarket analys1~. and other fac·lors that need to be
\Ulderstood
THE STATE COLl.E<a:s. JU~IOR COllE'~es.
Univers1t) uf Caltforn1.1 and many of the priv;llP
u111vers1l1es :.incl collegt'" an· adding coursc:-. dl•
signed lo makl' real t·st.ill• lill'lbt·c.s more ~xpert
and more up lo dall• 111 tht•1 r me: hods
How does all lhh affC'el you when you think of
buying real estule'! Tht• laws an<1 regulatwns which
have evolved have mallc 1t ea~y :rnd s .. re to huy real
estate. within n·asi>n 'I lw bu\ t•r and ~ei:cr must ~now or qu1 d.ly h·arn th at lht.•i·t• an· Slll'h things as
grant ckl'cls, 11th· 1n~u1·trnce polic1l:!:s. easements,
ZOn ing reslri<'l 101\S. ('I)\ !'OUntS, mOrlga~e Conditions
:l,llcl otht'r tools usl'd 111 the ownership and transfer or proper!).
Bul lhL' biggl'sl dfcct this has had on buyers
and sellers i:s lo offl•r them a whole body of trained
people. lo :1dvisc them , guide them, and assure
them that they arc gelling the facts they need to
Jl)ake a proper JUdgemenl
YOU CAN BE SURE THAT lhe legal facts of
tt}e transfer are not being overlooked. 1L lets you
tocus on the intangibles when you buy. ls the loca-
tion good., Is the zoning likely to change? What are
populat10n trends. school plans, pricing curves and
Qlhl'r factors affecting Lhe future of the property"
i\eal estate use. development and management
is rapidly becoming a mature science. and like
mo<>l sciL•nccs. of l>L·1wf1t to all of us 1n .someti mes
~ ~urpn-..ing ways
,•
Vigorous R esales
S een Across U.S.
WA!-;lllNGTON Continued vigorous activity
id the n•sail• home.• nwrkL•t and a less-thfln·expected
iocn.·:u ... 111 the median price of existing homes have
been n•µorlccl by the National Association of
Realtor~
• In its monthly ex1st1ng home sales report, the
,·~sociat1on 's Dcp;irtmL·nt of Economics and
Re~l':1rch reported resale lran:wctions in May total·
Klg .1bout 333,000 single.•. family units. On a seasonal-
ly adJuslL·d annu al ba!:ii-... sales would total 3,450,000,
23 percent above last May·s annual rate and 45 per-
cent ahead of the May 1975 I<.·\ el
Valencia
Plan for
Retirees
Retlreea may choose
from a variety of noor
plans with immediate oc·
cupancy aullablt at
Villa Valencia, t.ht IUX·
ury r~ttrement
apartment /hotel In
Laguna Hilla.
The retlrement villa 111
now two-lhlrds occupied
and there is a waltinl llat
for some plans, so ln·
terested rente r s are
urted to make an early
selection.
Villa Valencia offers
apartmenta on a monthly
rental or lease basis with
coats ranging from $650
to $1,400 per month and
no cash investment or
entrance fee required.
FOUR FLOOR plans
with optional kitcbenetle
are featured and tbe un·
its may be rented
furnished or un -
furnished. A complete
list of interior appoint·
ments designed for safe·
ty and convenience is in·
eluded.
Monthly rentals in·
elude complete daily
meals. paid utilities, dai·
ly maid service, Z4·hour
health-care supervision,
local transportation and
group and recreational
activities.
Villa Valencia is locat·
ed at 24552 Paseo de
Valencia. adjacent to tbe
Laguna Hllls Mall and
within walking distance
of shops and services. in·
cluding Saddleback
Valley Hospital
INTER ESTED re
tirees are invited to at
tend regularly scheduled
Sunday open houses
from l to 5 p.m., with
tours of the facilities.
The retirement
apartment/hotel may be .
easily reached by taking
the San Diego Freeway
to the El Toro Road exit
in Laguna Hills, which
becomes Paseo de
Valencia. Continue past
the shopping center to
Villa Valencia, directly!
south of Sears ,Roebuck.
•
Sunda • Ju 17, 1977
...
\ our raople Are ao1na Placasl
The Record-Setting President's Council enjoy a
festive , all-expense-paid Hawaiian. Holiday.
These happy people ea rned membership in the prestigk>us President's Council for their outstanding sales
efforts in 1976. Not only are they going places monetarily at Walker & Lee, but physically.as well. This exciting
trip to Maui for members and their spouses included many memorable hours of relaxation, fun and
ca maraderie. The beautiful Sheraton Maui provided the Hawaiian hespitality for many evening social get-
togethers. The days were filled with golf, swimmi ng, picnics, fishing trips, sailing, sigtit seeing, plus festive
dinners and of course, a famous luau.
where to next? This c,ame group will soon spend an activity packed week-end at the Hotel Del Coronado
resort in San Diego.
At Walker & Lee, we apprecia te our top producers, Jnd we prove our appreciation. Individual sales
Jchievement 1s rewarded on many levels and in many ways. If you want to start going places, now is the time
to join your ca reer to the winners at Walker & Lee. Call one of our local managers who can explain all the
benefits of being J part of 1he nation'c, largest independent residential real estate company, or Larry
Blodgett, Director of Personnel. (714) 776-9350.
' Walker & Lee Real Estate
10,237 Homes Sold in 1977*
Administrative Offices: 1477 South Manchester Avenue, Ani1t'teim, California 92802
•net sales through July 3, 19n
We are having a
To a nno unce that.Title Ins urance
and Trust is now in Newport
Beach.
'Ve have just opened a Title Office to
service the greater Newport Beach area.
The office offers a full ra~ge of title
insurance services.
And, in ord er to meet the rapidly chang!Q.g,
needs of Orange Coun.~Y'. TI has move~ the·
Trust Department to the Newportj3each
facility.
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Sunda . Ju 17, 1977
KIDS TEST TURTLE ROCK PASEO IN IRVINE
New Turtle
RockPaSeo
Now Open
~ The second link in what will
become • four·mile·lonl(, tree·
lined pedestrian and cyclist cor·
rldor tr aversing the Irvine
village of Turtle Rock ls now
complete and open for public use. ·
The first portion of the Turtle
Roe k Paseo, extending from
Willia m R. Mason Regi'onal
Puk, on the village's northern
boundary, to Turtle Rock Drive,
was completed and opened in
m id· December.
The newest length of the cor-
ridor to open extends beneath
Turtle Rock Drive by means of a
pedestrian underpass and wends
its w ay throu g h th e ne w
neighborhood of Turtle Rock
Glen toStarcrest.
RANGING FROM 75 to 200 feet
in width, the p aseo is in fact part
of the drainage system. The trail
w i ll acco mmod a t e non -
motorized travel within the
village, connecling residences
with several schools, parks and
ultimately the village shopping
center planned for the early
1980s.
Rancho San Joaquin
Villas Being Built
The key element in the paseo i,s
a n 11-foot -w id e con c r e te
pedestrian and cycle path. This
will be complemented with a
series of benches, 1,700 newly
p la nted t rees and attractive
li ghting units.
The future southern terminus
for the village-wide paseo will be
a 20-acre public park being de-
veloped by the city of Irvine.
Work on this public facility is
currently expected to get un-
der way around August. Construction is under way on
Irvine P acific Development
Company's Villas al Rancho San
J oaquin, 144 adult condominiums
on a 14.S-acrc site near Cuh•cr
a nd Mi chelson Drives in the
adult recreational onenll'd com·
munity of Rancho San Joaquin,
acco r ding to Jame !>
Montgomery, proJCCt manager
for the r rv1nc Company '!>
homcbutlding unit.
phasize enclosed atriums and
high ceiling volum es.
Designed by the architectural
firm ofCorbin-Yamafugi. the one
and two story residences will
present contemporary Spanish
architecture with while stucco
and tile roofs. Front entries will
be private courtyards oriented to
quiet pedestrian paths similar to
homes on Lido Isle, Mont gomery
stated.
TH E PEDESTRIAN un-·
derpass beneath Turtle Rock
Drive is one of two tunnels de·
:,1gned specificall y lo separate
and protect foot and bike traffic
from automobiles, according to
Ford.
In all, eight sections of the rib-
bon-like park arc planned, with
new links being added as Ule
\'illage grows. Com pletion of the
entire system is scheduled for
some time in 1982. with comple·
ti on of the vill age itself.
The one and two-bedroom. two-
bath homes will ran1ie from l.145
to 1.524 square feet and will em-
Models will open in January
1978. Irvine Pacific Development
Company is currently taking
names of int.?rested people .
"
legant ranch
-estates on
a country acre. .
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An opportunity like this may only come along but once: Dramatic
masterfully-designed ranch style hom~s gracefully nestled on gently rolling
or terraced one acre lots with total useable space. There's room enough
to accent your home with a swimming pool or tenni·s 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 enjoy to the fullest.
With the community defined by white rail fencing and Interwoven with
extensive bridle trails and beautiful eucalyptus trees y~u'll be reminded of
. Kentucky Blue Grass country. And there are more~emlnders like winding
. circular drives, country lane streets and turn-of ·the-century stteet Jlghting.
Now look at the classically-built homes themselves. A limited collection of
· 35 imposing 4 and 5 ~edroom ranch estates that reflect the land's rich
tradition and romantic heritage. The architecture is distinctive with
elevations up to 12!?' w'de and floor plars featuring up to 3540 square feet~
Luxury amenities Include elegant double entry doors with leaded glass
Inserts, sculptuted brick fireplaces, French patio windows and doors,
jewelry safes, ml~ro-wave ovens, dual-zoned air conditlonf ng, antique
faucets, country-styled hardwood cabinets, laundry rooms, guest suite,
3-car garages, old·f ashioned verandas and more ••• so ntllch more.
P.romlse yourself to visit LazyCreek soon. It's a.very special place that you
and your family wm want to call home for a long time to come.
~ Ptices range from $195,000 to _$239,000'"~
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If You Missed Marina ,Del Rey, Lido,
Maui or Balboa ... You Can Still ·
Live o ·n A Marina
50 New Condominiums
For Sale This Week
at Oceanside Marina
from $104,500
N ow. an opportunity to purcha!>e a brilnd new
yiew condominium home in one of th~ South-
land's finest on the·sea locallons ... the prestigi-
ous Mannd Club dl beautiful Oceanside harbor.
STATEMENT
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OCEANS ID
Located appro\11l1cl tdy halfv.·ay between boom·
1119.0rdngl' County cH1<.I exciting San D1t'go. thl.!
Munna Club is one of the ld~t on the·wc.lter loca·
t1ons in oll of Southern Cc;1hforn1cl . ii'!> ,.in oppor·
tu111ly lh<'t w;i: n~V('f h.i1)1wn <.1go111 .• md 11 ·::.
cwciilable to you this weekl•nd.
,Just t<1kt' lhP Scm Diego Freewily to 1111• Oct'.lll·
side I lclrbor off I ornp .. doors open di 'u no A.M
today.
WEST COAST PACIFIC
Exclusive Real Estate Sales Agents
Every unit a view!
A Never Again Opportunity
Here you will enjoy the ultimate in privacy and
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clll the dmenities of a privt1te club atmosphere.
Relax with club members m the gracious "First •!
Cabin .. club room. spo. !jym. pool and sauna ...
and. best of all. a lux uriour, one or two bedroom ·.~
home thJt overlooks on~ of the most breathtak-:.
111~ views you'll hnd an1iWhl!re in the \.VOrld. ..
Sail. Boat... ·:~,
Look out to the harbor. the quaint fishing village ~.
dnd the unique !>hops of lhe marina. or out to ._.
. I' the !>t>d and II<> c\it'r changing ~cene. Boat slips . ~. ~
d\<ltlablc ... Buth golf <H1d tennis ne.:irby ... Walk ·
tu the bedch!
Don't Delay
Thert! ha::; never been anything quite like the
Mdnna Club .and. mo:.t importantly to you.
there never v.1111 be dnything like 11 3gain! Act
tlm; wl!ekend.
MARINA~(: GLUD~
1200 Harbor Drive North
Oceanside: Calif 92045
Sales: Phone 714/722-1555
Enjoy Full Service Retirement Living
With NO INVESTMENT!
~ vn~~R~~?.~~~2~!,0
Orange County's Retirement Apartment Hotel With
'l'eiu)er
. Loving
doneerfi
'\\] Te-nder loving Concern • At Villd Valencia we
u nders1and (etlrement's special needs. Thal'$ why life
' here is so complete; quiet or itlmula1ing, private or
· socW. "at hom6" or highly mobile. Whatever ~uns you
best, you'll find it here ... <1long with T.L.C. .
• ·,<;f.J "V Rentill includft meMJ",ordered from a menu'
Meals are dellciou' with ii variety of choices for differing
tastes. Dally maid service is included, as well as all
utillti~.
~Our own mln'-bus for mobile fun .ind
conve11ience. If you don't dtlve. you'll still get around
jtnt u much .s you like I Or walk to nearby shopping m.ill
and fin.incl.ii services.
~Health c..ve -we're prepared. Our. staff .
~ ~re trillned In basic health care. There is a .,.,._.,.· •• ed nurse on duty it 111 times, and there'u doctor
4-hourall,~
'\\] O~r full·time Social Acllvltin Director arranges
tours, mov1M Jnd orlwr Kroup lune rion~. r acilhies for the
popular rec-rr.111on,1l J<.11v11tC\ arc .ill right he·re a1 home,
tool
\.\'Y Costs --lower than you think. Because so much
1s mduded, your rent buy\ much more of 1he &ood life at
Vill.i Valenc1.i .. and wt1hout d1~1urblng your uvings for a
down p<1ymen1 or Jny olh<'f.kind of entrance fee. This
mea~ .111 yoor ~dv1ni1~ t.m go nghl on working for yout
Rentals from 5650 per month _
Owned and personally operated
by those who serve you.
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DAILY PtLOT M
· PVBUC. NOTICE
Housiµg Equality Ey~d-. FHA.May .Up
0 Mortgage Limit
P'ICT1TIOUSaUSIHllS
HAN\8 STATIM&NT
The IOllOWlllQ ~--... 11Hf6 -·~ •• t. STAMI' Of' AHrtfN"4 ~T.U.
MAltKETIHO. 411 w..t Diii-ire S...t• AM, C..lll•ftia tm7
O•r<y H. H•ll. 121'1 T Gtto.n~c..i11-··~ o.1ew.Ht11,1mo.191e
w ASHINOTON -While l•Qeralb 1ndonlna
• Admln11tradon'1 tw>ualnf altalety for low in·
mt famWtt. Ult NatJonaJ AllaoclaUoo of Home
ollden CNAKB> 11y1 equal atU:AUoo muat bo
ven to the bowlln1 need.a ot bJue collar worken
nd otlMr' aHr•1• income famlUea who have been
ced out of the market tn recent ye art.
Vondal Gravlee, a home builder from Birm·
1bam, Al•bama, and vice prealdent•lrtuurer ot
e NA.JIB, tuUO~ before Hou .. bea.rtnca on
UD'a budcel request for flacal 1978, which betlnl t. l.
l .. 1'11£ NATIONAL HOUSING ailuahon has
pecome complicated in recent years by infhttlon
mailer Houses
puahtni "P mort1•1e lntereet rat.a and construe·
Uon coat.a, alona with real estate and other taxes
•ad uUllty coat.a, beyond a correspood1n1 increase
ln f amlly lncome," Grav lee said. "Tbua, the J>ro-
blem of provldJn1 bouainl alfordable to mi.UIQris of.
low and moderate Income familles, bas escalated
into a complex question of provlcUn1 houtlng to a
wbole ranie of middle-income familles." .
REAL ESTATE
. Gravlee expressed disappolntment that HUD C
Wll not seeking release of $S blWon ~8f the omwner
Brooke-Cranston mortgage purchase program,·
which provides 7~ percent interest rates for middle ·s
income buyers. This money would help erevent. 11.rl'JP.'\/'
another collapse in housing production in the event ----.I
of a mortgage money squeeze or sudden rise in in·
terest rates which "may well occur in 1918, .. he Talk Set said. •
WASHING TON . -By lnereaaiog mortga1e
llmlta and reduclnr down PQment requlrementa
under the FHA mort1a1e luurance pro1ram1, tho
1ovemment could create new homeownership OP·
portunltles tor tbouaand1 of moderate and middle
income famllles. .
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· Tb1s propQeal was made toda.y by Robert Ar·
qutUa. of suburban Chicago. prM!dent of the Na·
tional Assoel•tion of Home Builders <NAHB>,
before a "°"'" subcommittee bee.ring of the Com·
mSttee on Banklna, FiDance and Urban Aff alrs, The
committee ts hearing teaUmony on housing
authorization legislation for &cal 1978, which P1mnouuus1N1sa beilJlS Oct. 1. . . HAMUTATIMINT
Arquilla noted that aince the present FHA ne!!':~1owi119 •10" .. ,..°'*"._.
aln1le family mortga1e limit of $4$,000 wu last in· Au olo coN uoi. 001.
creased the sales price of a typical FHA home in· :~~~'.~.~=.~~•°"""'._ creased 41 percent. He urged Coogreu to raise the · Au ... M.c Wolff, ms""'"-~
FHA mortaa10 limit to '60,000. ::: bu •s.• eo.i. -... CA.
A panel discussion of w.., .... o.v1• 01<k1n-. 277J..._
the recently completed FHA DOWN PAYMENT requirements also ~~~,,,. ~.i.•s.tOJ.c.u-.
Consumer Attitude must be reduced "or manyfamiJles will find FHA This bus'"'"''~-• Survey will take plac~ at programs are useless to them, unless they have oe11er.i e:r:-i::.:::_..
Monday's meeting of the substantial cash reserves with which to meet the n.11 11.i-t w~ rtled ......
' Home Builders Council hefty down payment requlreminl.$," he said. HUD coun1yc'"'""°'~c-cy.,,..
BUT GRAVLEE NOTED THAT only a handful at the Airporter IM. has made the same recommendation. '· im ...,,..,
Gravlee cited the Section 23S home ownetiahip
program as one of the best laws on the books to cope
with this affordability crisis of moderate and low in·
come families. Under this program, the govern·
mentsubsidizes interest rates as low as five percent. orecast in 1980s
• SAN FRANCISCO <AP 1 The energy crunch The study, which was As far aa other housing programs are con· P11b1 .. -0r~ eo.si o.11y Plio.. t• eans houses or the 1980s will be sm.aller and many of Section 235 units have been started since the pro· com m1·ss1·oned by the cerned, at least for the immediate future, NAHB J11ne1•.-Jutyl.10.11,1'n 21M-n ·11 f t I h t h It t gram was reactivated in October, 1975. Production 1 ea ure so ar ea mg, a ousmg consu an Orange County Chapter. sided with HUD Secretary Patricia Harris who sup. P:CLIC NOTICE f could be stimulated under this program, he said, by . uu ays. reducing the down payment requirement to 3 per· Building Industry As· Ports the concept that HUD and Congress work
, "Probably some IO percent of homes built in the cent, increasing the interest rate subsidy, removing sociation, was compiled together lo implement and fund fully a wide-range
f
80s will have some kind of solar heating," the requirementlhat qnly 40percent9f the homes in from over 1, 100 in· of programs that are already on the books, making
athaniel H. Rogg told the 57th annu~I conference a subdivision can be financed under 235, and in· terviews with ootentlal whatever modifications are necessary to improve
l'tCTITIOUS 8UStNUS
NAME STATIMENT
the National Association of Mutual Savings creasing the mortgage limits. especially in the high new home buyers. their effectiveness.
anks. costs areas of the northeast and California. Panel members will be The Section 235 program, which subsidizes
Th• toHowtnQ penon u doing bllsi·
MUii~
R EAi. E STATE APPRAISAi.
COMPANY, 10211 Sl•lcr Ave.,.-.
t•ln V•114>V. CA 92108 · industry experts~ Ken· mortgage interest rates for moderate income • "But considering the expense. · .. :.ome kind of However, he praised the efforts of HUD's new neth w. Agid, vice presi· families, was described by Arquilla as one of the Warren K, HOPPk•. 11'192~1 = o 1 s, Hunt•nvton Be.en. CA ~x incentive or other stimulus will probably have administrators for attempting to turn statistics into dent sales and market· government's most effective homeownership p'ro-f be introduced to bring use age lo this level.'· actual housing starts under the Section 8 rental as· in g. Jr vine pact f i c grams. He supported HU D's proposal for increas·
·!I Rogg, a former vice president of the National sistance program for low income families. NAHB Development Company; ing maximum mortgage limits to make the pro·
jssociation of Home Builders, also said that the urged Congress and the Administration to "re· Lester Goodman, presi· gram more workable.
Thll buJ.IMH ll conctucl..:I I>
dlYodu•I.
W¥rf!fl IC. HoDPk• •
This •lalemenl w .. \ lllf'd witll th<'
County Clerk~ OrenQ<e County on Jyly
.~rinking American family will play a role in the orient"lheprogram to new production, instead of re· dent of Lester Goodman ·
t sign of housing through the next decade. lying on existing housing. Only about 41,000Section 8 Associates; Mark Gram, B AkRQCUILLAto AIM> RE~~Mb ENDED that the
housing starts had been recorded in the program's manager of the market· roo e-rans 0 program, wiuc provides ?It~ per-
t.1917. # F l
Publt\hrd O.~nqe C0ct>I Daily 1.
July 9, 16, 23, JO. 1'17
1966-77
"ln general, one can assume that lower popula· first2· \12years. ing Research Depart-cent mortgage money for middle income home
on increases tend to decrease housing require· ment, the Irvine Com· buyers, be extended on a stand.by basis so that it PUBUC NOTIC~ I) ents." he said. ''On the other hand, smaller NAH.B also urged Congress to allow private pany, and c. Robert Per· could be triggered anytime housing production fell
milies, or fewer persons per household, mean a builders to participate in the Section 202 program . ryman, vice president, below a certiµn level. "If such a program had been
rger housing demand, but probably not for the for the elderly. Presently, the program is limited to Hubbert Advertising and on the books in 1974, jt might have been possible to
P'ICTIT'IOUS BUSINESS "" i NAMESTATEMINT t.ul
T ... IOll-lf'O PtfSOft Is OOlnfl!Usl-
ame kind of u1:11ts." non-profit sponsors. public relations. prevent things from getting'as bad u they did." On-.,._ ________ .:._ _________________________________________ ly 1.1 million starts were recorded in 1975, a 30-year
ntssu· •
MET•MORPHOUS, .. S So. ~,1 Hwy ... ..,..,.,. BHcll. CA 91651
J•nnttle lodmfll. 8'S So. dilrit
ONLY 9 Left in Phases I & D!
Homes to match the mood of
Lake Forest. Created in a se-
cluded setting, Influential
Homes are embraced by
the natt1ral beauty of this
woods and water wonder-
lftn,t And 1\ward-winning
Butfot design achieves new
heights of eleganct'. Herr. are
archi\ectural clu .. ic• ir. '\
choice of 1 & 2 story r.Jana.. :~
& 4 bedrooms and 2 & a baths
-~s h in apaco and th~ ~y!aplen<lored amen itil'•
Uiat mark prestigious, cuatom·
quality homes by Butler.
Highlighted by: up to thrte
J
low. '
Arquilla also urged Congress to consider some
new subsidy concepts that would assist the millions
of young working families, particularly first time
buyers, who have been priced out of the market.
"The national housing situation has been com-
plicated in recent years by innation pushing up
mortgage interest rates and construction costs.
along with real estate and other taxes and utility
costs, beyond a corresponding increase in family in·
come." he said ... Thus, the problem ot providing
housing affordable to millions of low and moderate
income families. has escalated into the complex
question of providing housing to a whole range of
middle-income families unable to afford the me-
dian priced home."
Hwy ,LagllNBe.C:h.CA.916SI -.
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Counly Cl~rk ol OrM>ge CountyonJJ.lt'
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PUBUC NOTICE __
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT • ........_
,.,.., lollowit>Q person I• 0011>9 bu'~
ntHU • I
MOBILE COMPUTE II SERVI(£ J
104 Via Oullo. N•wPorl 8t.t<h. CA ~"l1
Ro9rr Sa .. llt. 704 VI• Outlu' Ntwoon Btacn. CA •?~3 ,
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i-------------1 ~o:;;~Y Ctrr~ a! Or.,~ County on Jul~
U d W FICTITIOUSBUSINEU Fl141o'.
n .. 19110"""'9 per-•re dOlt>gtHl"'t· PuDll~""" 0r .. ...,.. Cod• t O••IY Pt101.1 n er ay NAMESTATEMEHT
ness u : July 10. I/ 14, lt, 1q11
G din h CLEARWATERPOOLSUPPLYl ra g 8S begun for SPAS. 6S3 W-r. Hunt.,,gton Bta<ll. the recently-a nnounced CA.q1'41 Brock Homes Lake Mich.WI c Talbot.118J• E~rdld. Wtstmlmllr, CA. t26IJ Forest development, ac· oavtd a.1gn1on, 1~ s o.~"n•n.
d . t T d C AM/leirn,CA.~ COr tog 0 e OX• Thi\ buslnus Is conducttd Dy • Southern Cal Horn i a ~·r•l1»rtnen1"P
k tin• f Mk!IMIC. Talboll mar e g manager or T111s sta1m.ent ...... tt1oc1 .. Ith '"" M . J . Brock and Sons, eoun1yc1-o10.~c.oun1yonJ111y
Inc., developers of the •.rm . ,,,,.... project. Publlllled Or~ co•$t oauy Piiot, Brock Homes Lake u1y 11,2•,31,anc1A111111si1. ,.,,
Forest will consist of 99 306,..77
PUBUC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE I
~~--------~' l'IC1'1TIOUS 8USINESS
NAME STATEMENT ..
Trw 10Howlng perwin •s oolng bu••· nus as
PROBE PROFESSI O NAL'
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES. Jl6U
Scenot Or. South Uguna. CA.,,.,,
MlthM'I Patrick GIHf.OI>, Jl6U
Sonic Or., South U9.,.... CA. '7671 ,
Thi\ 1>11'1nttS$ It tondlKlecl by •n In·
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ed on the northwest cor·
ner of Trabuco Road and
Lake Forest Drive. Pre·
sales information is ex·
peeled to be available in
J!J)y.1"1'7.
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NAME STATEMENT
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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NAME STATEMENT
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I PVBUC NOTICE
•
U DAILY PILOT Sunday. July 17, 1977
N attonal Report ,
Slow Housing
Comeback Seen
W ASIQNOTON Despite laat
year'• naltooal re1ur1ence of
bou1ln1 activity followtn1 the de·
epe1t recC!l.llon "Ince World War
II, commttclal nnd lndu1trlal re
al U late activity will not rot.urn
to dormal levels until the fourth
quarter of 1977. accordlne to the
N atJonal Auoclatlon of Realtors
rurtber dtarupted the recovery
Just aa it be1an to 1atber momen·
lum. However, he predicted that
the economy would perform ex·
ceedlnaly well for the balance of
the year, makin1 the tint
quarter of 1978 rtpe for an active
commercial and industrial real
eatate market.
OTHER IDGHLIGJITS of the
report: . Gold Nugget Winne~.
The Inverness, one of the mod~ls in
Irvine's Turtle Rock Glen patio homes,
has received a Gold Nugget merit award
for ••best single-family detached home of
,
1,800 to 2,400 square feet. The Inverness
model has four bedrooms, two baths, a
family room and a sky·lit library.
lo the commercial and in
dustrial section of its monthly
StatU.11 Report. the association
polnta out that such activity must
await the latter stages of the
business cycle when the economy
acbie,•es a strong growth rate
and a higher rate of ullhzation of
existing capacities. These condi·
lions will not be met until the
final quarter of the year. the re
port says
IN RELEASING the report. as
sociation executive vice presi-
dent H. Jackson Pontius said.
"Due to the severity of the re-
cession, the economic recovery
has been an erratic and drawn·
out process. Indeed, even though
the economic decline ended more
than 22 months ago, we should
still consider ourselves in the in-
itial phase of the upturn.''
-Total commercial and in·
dustrtal construction was static
during the last quarter of 1976 at
about the $19 billion level, and
declined ~lighUy from the third
quarter. Of that total, about $6.5
billion was for industrial con-
struction and the balance com·
mercial.
-Increases or about 11 per·
cent in both commercial and in·
dustrial outlays are expected
during 1977, but much of that
gain will represent price in·
Irvine Company Cited
Pontius cited the coldes t
winter on record as having
FirD18 Join Globe
Globe Worldwid e Business
Brokerage. Inc . of Lansing,
Mich., have announced the ap-
pointment of Select Properties of
Costa Mesa. Le Raisor Realty of
Irvine, Waterfront Homes of
Newport Beach, Cole of Newport
in Corona de! Mar and Newell As
soc1 ales of Laguna Ol•ach. to
their national nl'lwork
creases.
-The dollar volume or new
construction contracts increased
impressively in the last quarter,
with the volume index rising to
202 (1976=100). In the previous
three quarters, the index ranged
The Irvine Company has been cited for lhe best
total marketing program in Southern California by
the Southern California Chapter of the American
Marketing Association <SCAM A).
Accepting the president's "Marsy" award
(Marketing Success of the Year) for the Village of
Woodbridge marketing program was Vice Pres1
dent Douglas M. Gfeller. head of the Irvine Com
· pany's Residential Development Division.
from 180 to 194. -Utilization of industrial THE WINNING PROGRAM involved com-
capacity continues lo be low, munity and housing product development based on
hovering throughout the year at extensive market research; the generation of and
about 80 percent, according to communication with more than 8,000 prospects
the Federal Reserve Series and before the village opening; a grand opening involv-
about 83 percent according to the ing an invitational preview week climaxed by a lot-
Chase Econometrics Series. The tery which attracted national press and television coverage; and a continuing program of advertising, figures for the pre-recession year publicity, merchandising and community relations. of 1973 were 87.5 percent and 92.5
percentrespectively. Jn accepting the award, Gfeller s aid he
-Preliminary reports for the believed that the key to the Village of Woodbridge's
fourth quarter i ndicate an now legendary success was the involvement of
estimated expenditure rate for marketing experts from the initial planning stages
new plant and equipment of on.
Sl27.9 billion, a modest 4.3 per-"Because of their continual efforts, we did not
cent gain over the third quarter. d esign the community or the homes in the com
munity solely on economic and design criteria," ex-
plained Gfeller. We continually thought about the
people who would ultimately live in Woodbridge
and the people in the City of Irvjne whq would be
neighbors of Woodbridge. The result, so far. has •
been an unqualified success in human as well as
economic terms.
"THE FIRST RESIDENTS are already telling'
us -through research, informal feedback and en-
thusiastic participation in community activities -
that they find Woodbridge to be an excellent place
to live," added Gfeller. "We will be building about
5,000 more homes there through the early 1980's, so
this resident satisfaction is essential to long-term
success.
~feller named Irvine Company marketing ex -
ecutives K~nneth W. Agid, Rita T. Dickey and
Catole Jamieson as the people directly responsible
for designing and implementing the award·winning
Woodbridge marketing program.
ln addition lo the Irvine Company's four other
Southern Cahforma firms won Marsy awards
These mcluded Lloyd's Bank. Carl's Jr., United
California Bank and Telautographs, Inc.
• • Lake Forest·
I
Influential. i
.. f
Hol'l'WS Sell· •
An appeaUns recrotton-1
lifestyle and luxury features Ot·.
fered at no additional cost malt,~
Butler Housing Corp. 's Infl•
tial Homes in Lake Forest sp
popular that l2S units have bee\'
sold in the past six months, ~ cording to Wes Welssinger'r-
Walker and Lee, Inc., regio "
sales director for the Irvine d&-
veloper. ,
"Undoubtedly, the success c:I.
this development is due in part to
the community's lakes 11ri~
forests,•• said Weissinger. ''If
ad<Ution. there are tremendq
recreational opportunities at tlie
communiity's recreation club'io
which all residents belong for aP-
proximately $10 a month.'• • .. ·
AMONG THE recreation'al
facilities offered at tbe clUll_
which is directly across the
street from In.fluential Home(.
are: three swimming pc><>ls, tn-·
eluding a 2S yard pool with rac:-
ing stripes and a wading pool ffJJ'
children six years and yo~
five tennis courts, two of w~
are lighted: men:.t and wom
locker rooms: a teen center
pin ball machines, pong, bum
pool and pool tables; bas'ket
and sand vollevball courts; c I u bhouse with a firepla
kitchen, bar, weight room
card room. Paddle and sail
are available for rental.
Influential Homes of L
Forest are priced from $9S,
The sales office is open fro
a.m . to dusk.
To reach the developm
take the Santa Ana Freew
the Lake Forest Drive off ra
Go northeast on Lake Fores
Jeronimo Road, then left •
Jeronimo one block to
models.
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Free Real Estate
Course at College
Real EstaLc for the Consumer, a four-part lee·
ture series that present s information on how lo buy
and sell a home and income property, will be of-
fered at Orange Coast College this summer.
The series meets on successive Thursday eve-
nings, beginning this Thursday from 7:30-9:30 p.m.
in OCC's Science Hall. Admission is free and the
public is invited to attend
THE SERIES IS CO·SPONOSR ED by the
'.'Jew port lla rbor·Co .... t.i :\ksa Ooard of Realtors and
tht' Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Board of
Realtors
The series c11ord1 11ator 1..., Richa rd Hart.
man:iger of Oml•gc.i Husines., Sales. a realty firm
that specializes 1n commercial and business sales:
I fart 1s an expert on hus1nes:-. site selection and busi-
ness opportunities
"How to Sell " is th e title of the opening session.
featuring guest lectur('r Lila Gerber of Executive
llomes. The presentation will be concerned with
evaluating the market. offers and counter ofrers,
escrow procedures, and taxes.
L.A. "BUCK'' NF.WSOME OF Walker and Lee
will presenl 1.hc second lecture. on July 28, titled
"How to Buy." Newsome will look at area loca-
tion. type or property, appreciation and resale
potential. and financing.
The Aug. 4 session. featuring Robert Licata of
the Real Eslaters. will focus on real estate invest·
ment opportunities. Licata Wlll cover single family
residential, multiple residential. and commercial
anti mdustrial properties.
"How to Buy an ln\'eStment" is the title of the
fi nal lecture set for Aug. 11. Richard Poucher of
Loomis Properties will discuss t axes and finance.
return on ime::.tmcnt, and developing and planning
an offer.
For information about the series, phone
556-5880
Tro"1el Awaftl
lroine Woodbri:dge Cited
The Irvine Village of Woodbridge has received
the 10th Masonry Golden Trowel Award for the
stonework on the village's thematic wood bridge,
according to Edward C. Meeker, manager of the
Orange County Masonry Trade Promotion Trust.
"Each year the masonry trade organization re-
cognizes the organization responsible for the best
use of stone," explained Meeker. "The work al
Woodbridge was truly outstanding."
Accepting the award was the Perdian Group,
the landscape architects retained by the Irvine
Company to design the North Lake Beach Club
which is one of the recreation-oriented com-
munlty'a major amenities.
· The Perdian Group, in turn, recommended
aecoed eeneratlon atone mason Fay Weathers to do the actual stonework. Weathers applied a topplnJ
oU teclmlque used by craftsmen in the thlrt!es.
The atone desip on the bride• inspired addi-
tional mucmy touches throuchout the villqe-(lft
alto•, alOQI the master trail, even on a couple of the
lnd!vJduaJ boualna products such as the Woodbriqe
Towehomes by Warmlnauin Development Com··
pany and the WoodbridJe Pines Apartments by the
Irvine Company's MulU·.Family Diviai~.
Fairway Village .
won't just change the way you live.
It will change the way you think.
Fnim1ay Villagl.' is a new, private rcsickntial rommunf ly
dcsig11 ed for those who seek and appreciate tile finer tlii11gs
111 lift.'. You will fi 11d it la vish but with an nir of casual
111 for111alit y; active but in a relaxed manner and above all,
lifr at Fn1 rn1ay Village is nt all times graciou s.
C11tt'-G 11t1rd,•d Pm·m 11
Living at Fairway Village
you'll quite likely find youri.elf
enjoying an added measure of
peace-of-mind knowing your
home is tucked aw.iy behind .i
gate-guarded entry removed
from annoying and unwanted
intrusions.
A Rt•::-iirt £111•1111111111·111
The three private
night-lighted tennis court~, the
sparkling swimming and
therapy pools, sunbathing
decks and the bicycle and foot
paths that wander thrtlugh lush
landscaping could get you to
thinking about pampering
yourself a bit more than you
have been.'"VSU'Just might find
yourself thinkl"g about a set of
tennis befqre work, or maybe
jogging fo~ 15 rnjnutes or 20
minutes undet'le;ith a beautiful
California fUnset. Perh.Jps it's a
l.uy weekf.I\~ )SJ retched out by
the pool. Whatever it is, it's all
here, waiting for you to enjoy.
I 1111111,•, ;pif/1 Or111)t11
The ho-!lles p~ Fairway
Village a>:e ~r•rnatic,
innovative and sophisticated.
Many offer wood tongue and
·groove cathedral ceilings with
exposed beams, Interior
atriums, soaring clerestory
glass, entry courtyards,
skylights( maenUicent
fireplaces an~ spectacular
master s"'tk Ttrey wlll give
you a great sense of pride when
you're prthtelf alone and
whm yo11~tertail).
Jn 1 wGdct\,f\ook-alike, pretty-mu~tt~1me
comm•nlllt" f ~irway VOtage
is like a tifti\'fi'Of ft'eth 1ir. lt
truly Is on ~f· ·kind. Come
see It tod~ ' d "" 1tt! fM
Homei '~~ $98,900
Models ~pen dolly 10 AM to 8 PM . •
Rlnrsldt fruw17
C911 to S. H1rbor
Blvd. t\lt. North to
8ut1nchury Ro1d.
IUght to entry.
Orugt Fruw1y
1571 to Yorb1 Lind•
Blwd. edt. Wt1t On
Yorb• Linda Blvd. to
State Colhtg• llvd!,
No;th to llut1nchuty
Ro.1d; lefl to entry.
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I Is the Pill Too -Hard ·to SWaBoW?
Meritt by JACICIE HYMAN
p Ot ... 0•11• .......... .
'-' Cllll )'OU answer the ru11owtn1 quesllon11: r. Wh at commonly usf'd form ot birth control,
Oothtr lhan 1lt-r1lliallon. un lead lo aterlU~y?
pt How eff~llvc Is the dlaphrajm .,
bl Whul la thr u fest method or birth control for
the "oman's hl"1&llh' ~ WHAT IS THt: tnolil .:tlt·,·UH method of
b birth control''
p Which l ar..:C' Kroup of women has recently
b been discovt>rl'd lo be ut h111h risk of mortality
from takmg the pill''
Health Risks vs. Birth Control
One practicing Newport Beach gynecologist
reported {illmg as many as five diaphragms &
day recently. The diaphragm, a flexible disc ~v·.
ering the uterine cervix which the woman in~.U \...,
herself prior to. intercourse. Is considered. tbe -
safest form or contraception for the woman··
heitlth if backed up by abortion.
When used with contraceptive jelly, It ·Is
about 92 percent effective, according to this d~-.
tor's staUslu.•s. That's not quite up lo the pill'• 9fl
percent eCfoctivl·ncss, howt•ver CpercentaJe!I
areperyearol u~e>
It depends on lhe woman, accordini to Dr.
Deryck R. Kent, assistant professor of obstetrics
and gynecology at UC Irvine Medical Center.
''IT'S A RISK balancing factor. I would ad-
vise pills to one wo~an and not to another. The
risk or taking the pall must be balanced against
how important it is that she·not g~t pregnant.••
i Can th~ pill dJma~c a fetus if taken by a •pregnant woman.,
• c If you can't answ<>r mo:.t of the questions,
'byou're probably Jn the miljortty. The only
d problem 1s (hat not knowing Jbout the pill and
other forms or birth control l'Jn lead to more
serious problems than an unwanted pregnancy.
• For women 1l can le.t.d to stenlJly, a de·
TtDS DOCTOR, WllO asked that hi s name
not be used, said that unhl the pill received
widespread bad publicity about two years aeo.
he filled only about one diaphragm a year. "We
had lo blow the dust orr them, .. he said.
"I think it's very Important that the woman
understand the factors and enter into tbe de4
cision-making process,'' Dr. Kent added. "One
of my big hangups is that doctors do not spend
enough time educating their patienta.''
He gave three hypothetical situations of
women seeking birth control.
One is a healthy 18-year-old living wRb her
boyfriend, still going to ~chool and opposed to
abortion. For her , he said pills would be a good
choice. ·
l
I.
· formed du.Id, ore~ en death.
I RECENTLY C'ONTROVERSY has centered
on the birth control pill, a form of contraception
used by m1lhons of wom en in the Unjted States
since 1l was introduced about IS years ago. Dis·
coveries of Possible side effects have led to I pubhcity and fear.
The diaphragm, hke the pill, is only availa-
ble by prescription Contraceptive foam and con·
doms may be pun·h3sed without one
Is the danger of side effects -ranging from
headaches and weight gains to blood clots and
possibly death great enough to warrant the
switch to a ll':-OS dcpcndablt.• method of birth con·
trol.,
THE SECOND EXAMPLE was ll 3S·year-old
mother of three children wbo smokes but is
otherwise in good health. For her be would ad·
vise either a "barrier met.hod" -diaphragm,
foam or condoms, or a combination of these -or
an intra-uterine device (IUD), which is s1,1rgical·
•
Women -and the men
who care about them
-must weigh the
contraceptive
advantages of the pill
against the dangers
of side effects, a
deformed child or
even death.
DAILY PILOT
SECTION C
.. Sunday. July 17, 1977
1
I 'What Happened to Me ... '
Almost et>(!ry woman seems lo have her own tale or mis-
adventures with. contraception, ranging Crom the humorous
to.the near·tragic..
~ The most serious incident concerned the Dalkon shield . ~type or intra-uterine device (IUD> that is no longer sold.
l "I HAD ONE inserted myself and was told by
ihe doctor that 1l was the greatest thing going." said Chris
tleary, director of lhe Feminist Women's Health Center in
Santa Ana. I "ll perforated my uterus and I had to have surgery to
have at removed. E ventually they did take it orr the market
but there are women who still have the Dalkon shield insert·
ed and in March there was a woman. I think she was the 18th
or 19th woman who has died from complications of the
D alkon shield.··
A lighter talc or woe was rc{ated by a young woman who
had had difficulty inserting her diaphragm .
"ll would shoot out and hat the wall." she said. "IL was
embarrassing."
A SINGLE WOMAN who quit laking the pill to 4se a
diaphragm but soon switched back said sbe did so because
the diaphragm "was so messy " ·
However, a m arried woman who has discontinued \JSing f the pill s aid, "You can really feel your body cycle again. It's I great." ·.
• Two women, one married and one ~ingle, are P.erbaps
typical of many pill users.
The single woman. who's 27 and has used the pill for six-
years, said she hlls had "no real problems."
She started on the pilJ because "il seemed the easiest
and tht:' safest Before that it was pretty hil and miss."
BAD PUBLICITY ON the pill has affected her but "not
enough to do anything about it. I look at the risk of gelUng
pregnant and the risk of side effects and I'd rather take the
risk of side effects."
One benefit sh~ noted was that "it's r ea,Jly regulated my
period incredibly. Before I started I was really irregular
and I had bad cramps."
Tht:> married woman had a less pleasant experience
with the pall, which she took for four years.
"Tht· firsl ones I took made me fat and gave me
headaches." she said. She then switched to a pill with a
lower dose of hormones.
HOWEVER, ANOTHER side effect occurred.
"I have developed arthrius and it seems to be the
Jp1 n1on or my doctors that thjs is somehow linked to my tak·
ing the pill." She said it 1s betjeved the pill triggered
calcification of her joints.
She went off the pill lo have her first child, l hen used
foam and condoms for a short time. They provided "all the
spontaneity of a train ride," she said.
The woman then had an IUt> it\serted and said she
found 1t t.hs>roughly &.atisfact.ocy..Sbe.had..U removed in or·
der to become pregnant again. ·• 1 ' . .
AFfER THE IR SECOND child was born, the wom an 's
husband had a vasectomy.
Looking back. she noted that When·~he first went on the
pill in 1968, she was given no inform-a.lion about possible bad
side e ffects.
"With the doctor. t here was 110 question but that Ural
was what I would take."
' t •O,, I
About
30 percent
of pill users
smoke.
Doctors say,
'Women
who smoke
should
give up
birth
control
pins or
give up
smoking:'
ly Implanted in the uterus and apparentl
stimulates the body's defense ayslem apinst
aperm cells. •
The IUD, he noted, can "destroy ber abllit . to have children" by causing infections that leadt
to block~ tubes. For a woman who already l\Ur •
u many' children as she wants, however, thisic,·.
woul4 not be a serious side effect; Dr. Kenq wJI'
noted. ·t · •
The third case be cited would be that of a sex~? I 1
ually acUve lJ-year-old who has just started-.t:J 1 •.
menustr4ting. 111'r o•
~E.ill· "THE ONLY GROUP where the pregnancy~'• V
rate is increasing is the teen.ager," Dr. Kent I
said. "And the mortality rate for pregnancies inJ . .,.
. girls under 15 is five to six times that oC a womanif» ,,....
in ber 20s." 'I >'I
· Y QUn1 girls often believe they are omnipotent !. 11 •.
arid won't get pregnant, he said. "You've got tal .. 1.10
get throogb lo her that she is vulnerable." _ .• uh
However, he said, a girl starting on the pJll t" n•
that young could expect to be on it !or 10 or »,.:.1'•
years at least. Because of the unknown effects of-1 01!
taking the pill for so long, Dr. Kent s aid he would.1 .. 111'
recommend the girl use a diaphragm along with ''l
foam and condoms, which together would give
her 98 percent protection. • ~ 1 . .· '""" DESPITE SOME reservations, however, be lt."l•
said, "I think that pills are a very important and.JO
relatively safe method or birth control." .,,,.,
Just what is the pill, anyway? , , i,, ti
The pill is basicall y composed of two· o111
estrogens and progesterone, which are female ')111
hormones. A hormone is a substance secreted by"'· IJ,
one organ and carried, p erhaps by the ·11J.·
bloodstream, to another organ, which it .1:11
chemically stimulates to perform a certain funo-. 'l
lion. ,,
. Normally, Dr. Kent explained, a low level of
female hormones in the blood s ignals the
pituitary gland in the brain that it's time for
ovulation. nA
THE PITUITARY, which is the body's ,,
master gland, then sends a chemical s ignal to the.1" i
ovaries to release an egg. If intercourse then oc-, ,. i •
curs, the woman may become pregnant. . .. '"·
However, the high level oC female hormones •.-1.'
maintained by the pill ''Cakes the pituitary out.·· .. , ,
Dr. Kent said. As a result, ovulation does not oc-.•
cur. 11,
Women taking the pill do stop taking it for , ,,,
one week per month however to allow the uterus . .,
to get-rid or excess lining and blood buit up to
receive the fertahzed egg that never arrived.
These women then experience a m enstrual ";::)
period similar to that occurring normally when '1
they're not on the pill. only usually milder.
UNTIL RECENTLY, some women took ")
what were known as sequential pills, in which" \.
they first took estrogen, then progesterone -
which is the order in which the hormones ar~1
normally secreted. However, sequential 'pills ""
caused changes in the uterine lining that were -111 thought to be precancerous. They ~re also less· ,.,
effective at preventing pregnancy than combina·
lion pills. n ti•
The advantages of the pill lo the woman who , ..,,
does not want to get pregnant are obvious. But nu•,
some women should not lake it, Dr. Kent
noted.
Recent evidence has shown that women who
smoke -and about 30 percent of pill-takers do -
are at far greater risk of complications than non-.
smokers.
"WOMEN WHO SMOKE should give up '·''
birth control pills or give up s moking," Dr. Kent '"•;I
said.
A table published in "F amily Planning
Perspectives" last year gives some eye-opening " .. •
statistics on the mortality rates associated witll 1.! J
various contraceptive practices and pregnancy •.. 1•
at different ages. The death rate is per 100,000 , , ,
nonslerile women.
For no birth control method. the death rate is .
5.6 at age IS-19, 7.4 at age 2S.29 and 22.6 at age '' .,
40-44. 'l)I
For women using IUDs only, it is 0.9, 1.2 and ,,,,,.
l.~ respectively. For abortion only, it is 1.2. 1.8 ·. ·.-.c,
and 1.2.
With barrier methods such as the diaphragm , ., d •
back~ up by abortion, the death rate drops to 0.2
at age 15-19, 0.3 at age 25-29 and 0.2 al age 40·44,
making this the safest method.
THE NEWS IS IN the figures for women tak·
ing the pill. divided into ~mokers and non· , ' J
smokers. · · · ·
For nonsmokers, the death r ate is 1.4 at 01
15·19. l .5 al25·29 and 7.1 at40·44.
For smokers, it is 1.5, 1.6 and S8.9, r espe.o· ; ;,
lively.
The startling last figure r eflects a soaring
death rate for smokers on the pill -10.8 per T
100,000 women at age 30·34 and 13.4 al 35-39, '
jumping to 58.9 at 40·44.
"Smoking and oral contraceptives really
·don't mix," stressed lnez Geisler, a nurse pracli· , \
tioner at Planned Parenthood in Orange.
UCI's Dr. Kent pointed out some of the pill's
side effects that could contribute to lhe m ort.al.ity.
rate, or cause other serious problems. •irf 1
"The pill has a lot or different {'ffects 11'"
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12-year Licenses Seen
SACRAMENTO (AP) -lf you
have a good driving record and
are under 55 years of a1e, you.
may soon be able to get a drivers
license good for 12 y~ars in.stead
of four, state officials say.
Motor Vehicle Director
Rerman Sltlas has suggested
that possibility, which would re-
quire legi41ative approval, aa one
way of cutting cos ti and tem-
porarily increaslne bis depart·
Sillas acknowledged some dts-
ad vantages:
-An S.Or 12-year-old phot.o on
a driver's license might not be
good identification.
-Federal standards require
driver re-examination al least
every four years, although those
standards "are in the process of
becoming negotiable."
-Loni-term licenses might
lead to more accidents.
Holmes said the license sug.
geatioo stems trom a study start-
ed after tbe legislative analyst's
office 1uggested that the OMV
come up with a fee structure that
would pay for OMV services.
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CAMBRIDGE. M•11 \AP)
Movlns only their eyts, people
par1lyied from heed to toe m•y
eoon be able to communlfate by
writina on a televl1ion 1cre•a.
They can use a 1lmple 1y1tem
lbat allo~ the~ to compose
messa1es, draw plcturea and
play 1ames. It require. only a TV
•creen, a camen and 1 ll1bt
b\llb.
· 01ent'srevenues. Ancient Egyptian Drug . \
"Thls is for people who can't
O'IOVe anythtni t>xcept their
eyes," saJd Richard Warren, the
deyeloper "We envislqp thls for
~pJe who are flat on their backs
but need a com mun1calion
$YSlem"
THIS IS HOW 1t works A light
bulb is set up a few feet from the
patient. The hght reflects off the
patient's eye into a video
camera. Then the camera re-
cords the hght on the TV screen
as a bright, green dot
As the patient moves his eye,
the green dot skitters across the
screen, leaving behind a brown
trail. The brown lines fade away
in about a minute.
AP Wlrepllolo
With it, patients can write sim·
p ie m essages or while away the
time drawing pictures and play-
'ing games.
The device will be installed
soon at a Veterans Ad·
.ministrativc hos pital, and a
.more sophisticated version could
be in widespread use within three
years, according to Warren.
PARAL VZED PEOPLE COULD 'TALK' WITH TV
One of Developer• Showa How New Syetem Works
worked on the project. Warren said the lab will design a
TV with different kinds of
phosphor so the image will last a
few seconds or several minutes,
depending on what the patient
wants. The screens could pro-
bably be made by a television ·
manufacturer for about $300, he
said.
THE SYSTEM is being de·
veloped at the Charles Stark
Draper Laboratory, a nonprofit
research lab affiliated with the
.Massachusetts rnstitute of
l echnology.
All the parts are easy to buy,
and hospitals could assemble the
system themselves for about
$500, Warren said.
"You can learn to write your
Jlame and say hello in just a few
-seconds." said Derith Glover. an
MIT graduate student who also
The key to keeping the images
on the screen is a chemical called
phosphor. On ordinary television
sets, the phosphor holds the pic-
ture for a moment and thei<
fades. But in this system , the
phosphor keeps the image for
about a minute.
Warren said the goal is to keep
the cost low enough so hospitals
can buy several of the systems
without making a big invest-
ment. To make it more versatile.
IBE PILL AND PRUDENCE. • •
(From Page Cl>
and they're really extensive." he said. "They af·
feet the liver (which processes the pill) and the
blood vessels. You could s ay that the pill would
cause a woman who has a tendency toward
diabetes to become diabetic.
"It also interferes with the uptake of certain
Yitamins ... Vitamin 86 lack is nowd to be as-
sociated with depression, so that depression may
be a result of the pill."
Planned Parenthood's Inez Geisler, an R.N.
with advanced training in family planning,
added, "When a woman is on birth control pills
~he is in a similar condition to being pregnant,
eve n in her dietary needs." A well-balanced diet
Is needed to prevent headaches and fatigue. she
said.
ANOTHER EFFECT, Dr. Kent said, is
"women have been known to develop high blood
pressure on the pill. This Is usually reversible if
they come off the pill.'' High blood pressure is as-
sociated with strokes and heart attacks.
Fibroi d tumors of the uterus may grow un-
der the stimulation of the pill. he said. In addi-
tion, it f9ay interfere with the working of drugs
taken by epileptics to control their seizures.
''Young women who take the pill are more
·susceptible lo gall bladder disease," Dr. Kent
said.
And blood clotting, somcllmes leading to
strokes, is a serious side effect.
However, "birth control pills have never yet
been proven to cause cancer. There's no
evidence at the present time that anyone has de-
veloped cancer as a result of taking the pill," he
~aid. Pills can even reduce benign breast dis-
ease, he noted ,.
AND IN WOMEN WHO formerly bad a
heavy menstrual flow, the pill can reduce nutri-
tional anemia by cutting the blood loss.
knowledge of the pill causing these tumors. but il
is theoretically possible," Dr. Kent said.
He added that a woman who wants to get
pregnant should stop taking the pill and use
another birth control method for two months until
her system ls back to normal before becoming
pregnant.
Certain factors contraindicate -show the
inadvisability or -certain women's taking the
pill, Dr. Kent said.
Absolute contraindications, he said, are
severe migraines, markedly impaired ll ver func-
tion, known or sus pected breast cancer or
estrogen-dependent tumors, undiagnosed ab-
normal genital bleeding and known or suspected
pregnancy.
RELATI VE CONTR AINDICATIONS -
which should be considered before the woman
chooses the pill -include less severe migraines.
depression. hypertension (high blood pressure).
fibroid tumors or the uterus, and irregular
periods.
· "Very often doctors unfortunately put
youngsters on the pill to regulate liAeir cycles,"
Dr. Kent said. After going off the pill, the girl
may find the problem Intensified. Instead, he
said. the doctor should first determine why the
periods are irregular.
Smokine and being over 40 years old are
other reasons agalnst use of the plll, he said.
THE SIDE EFFECTS can sound quite
frightening, but actually they occur in only a tiny
percentage of women on the pill, frequently those
with contraindications.
"I teel really good about pills for the selected
group of people that has been well-screened,"
Planned Parenthood's Inez Geisler said.
"Birth control pills are primarily for the
woman who absolutely cannot handle a preg-
<See PILL, Page Cl)
· A four-year license now costs
$.1.25.
UNDER SILLAS' proposal, a
driver could get an eight-year Yields New Skin Cure
· license for $16.50 or a i2-year
license for $9. 75.
Sillas said the lone-term
license would not be offered to
those over 55 because accident
rates rise at that age.
The long-term license also
would not be offered to drivers
classified as "negligent"
because they get too many trafhc
tickets, said OMV spokesman
Lionel Holmes.
Sillas estimated enough
younger drivers would choose
long-term licenses to increase re-
venues by $7 to $8 million a year
in the first four years.
THE SAVINGS in reduced
paper work was estimated at $4
to $6 million over that period.
Yoec Ca n Help
BOSTON (AP> -A new treat·
ment for the skin dl&ease
psoriaals bas proved etcective in
an overwhelming percentaae or
patients tested nationwide, re-
~archers at Massachusetts
\6-,neral Hospital say.
The treatment, developed
three years ago, cleared up
severe flaking and scaling skin in
88 percent of the patients who
participated in the tests in 16
medical centers across the·coun-
try.
R ESEARC HE RS said the
treatment involves exposure to
ultra-violet light and a light·
sensitive drug used by the an-
Full Files
Need Work
A number of aides are needed tor the
Orange County Public Health and Medical :
c1ent Eeyptians to treat skin dis-
eases.
The simple treatment is a
dramatic departure from the
costly and inconvenient coal-tar
baths now used in severe cases
they said. ·
About eight million Americans
suffer from the disease.
Over a l~·year period, 1,086
patients were given the new
treatment . called
photochemotherapy. as reported
m the current issue of the Journal
of Investigative Dermatology.
With the exception of 169 patients
still in the first phase of treat·
ment, the peeling and' scalin~
skin caused by psoriasis cleared
up ln 88 percent of the cases.
Services' expectant parents classes. Help is
needed with phones, files, classroom setup
and escorting patients. Being able to speak
Spanish would be helpful. SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
Job training will be provided. For more
information, call Mary Ann Jarvis, 778-5551,
Ext. 393 weekdays from 8 to5.
THE HUNTINGTON BEACH Community
Free Clinic needs similar help, especially
psychology students interested in familiariz·
. ing themselves wlth t he medical field.
A disco dance teacher 11 needed by the
Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Girls
Club.
Details on these volunteer openings
available from the West Orange County
Voluntary Action Center, 530-2370.
A SURVEY OF low-income persons' legai
needs and desires requires the able voices 01 a
number o( persons 21 and older.
People who hke creating children's crafts
are needed by a non-profit Santa Ana or-
ganization during this summer.
Now in Progress
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Information on how you can help others in
the programs mentioned here available bf
calling the South Orange County Voluntary
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Delp For I' OU
Medical emergencies require information
on how to cope BEFORE they occur.
The Department of the lntetior offers a
pocket-sized guide to treatment of a number of
emergency Ula. Send 80 cents to the Consumer
Information Center. Dept. 120 E, Pueblo, CO.
81009.
With summer travel on hand. the
Landmark Publishing Company offers a guide
to toll-free telephone numbers that may be
useful t.o vacationers. Cost is $2.50. Write
Landmark Publishing, Box 3287 R. Burl-
ington, Vt. 05401.
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Contrary to what was formerly believed,
though, Dr. Kent said the pill may have adverse
eHects on a fetus.
The reastm. he said, is that the progesterone
In the pill is related to male hormones. In some
tases where the pill has accidentally been taken
during pregnancy, a female cblld has been born
masculinized with an enlarged cllt.oris and
closed vagina.
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However. Dr. Kent said the pill is not
believed to affect fetuses as did DES, a synthetic
estrogen formerly given to pregnant women who
tnight miscarry
DES was later found lo cause genital
·rnalformations in the offspring or these pregnan-
ties and in some daughters a formerly rare and
virulent form of vaginal cancer.
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I
M11rders Of 2 · HB Girls Unsolved a Year L _a._e
S&ol1a by ARnrua VINSEL Of* 0.1, pt1t1 IWI
CandJ Ready and Sheryl
Peteraon abar~d lb• .-lt'rnal
Utin11 of youth •ll• r1n11 or peraon.al ind pcnttf'nCf', an ur1e
for freedom, and • dei.tre to u
perlwce and feel all or whal life
bas to offer.
The tut ttlln1 lhry (ell the
ni1hl ol Aul 24, 1976, wa1 the
savage 'hammeMna oi a broad
blade buck knife rammed re
peatedly lnto their breast.a and
backs on a lonely beach
And -perhaps -they could
reel for a fleetin1 m omenl the
• coldness ol the roueh granite
. breakwater boulders on which
they collapsed to die.
They were bpt.h lS years old.
Their hands were cut, ward.LDg
off the savage stabs.
"They were no anaels," a
Huntingtoo Beach Pier area as-
soc i ale would later tell
* *
iauthor1ll "But they didn't de-
' rvelhia. ••
Today, the two murden re-
m a In W\IC>lved.
A t'OUple of beach town Street
People who didn't care to be
known to auoclalea by •DY
namua more formal than Skunk
and Shorty have alao dlsap-
pured, alter beln& Interviewed
by homicide detectives.
The tra1lc story wlJI be repeat-
ed and reprinted in newspapers
tbrou1hout America this sum-
m er.
Naive younasters waeer cuts
against guns, knives and brute
force, too often unaware they are
even eambling.
Boys as well as young
girls are preyed-upon by the
ruthless cruiaers who watch the
beach scene like a hawk watches
a chicken yard.
Orange County Sheriff's Detec-
tive Lt. Robert GriUeth, in whose
Jurisdictional territory the
*
Troubled People
. Find Help at L.Y.N.N.
"He who as not
BU811 being bom
13 btuy dying .•. "
-Bob Dylan
Slogans are only words or
groups of words, but this one im-
printed over a photo of a glorious-
ly blooming dandelion and the
empty husk of one gone to seed
• mean much lo Ann McLean and
other people who care.
She keeps busy 12 hours or
more a day as director of Hunt-
ington Beach's L.Y N N. Center,
j helping prove the words the
acronym represents :
Love Your Neighbor Now
ORGANIZED more than three
years ago by a cadre of caring
.: people within Sts. Simon & Jude
C Catholic Church. the L.Y.N N.
~ Center is a ralht'r unique force:-
' withiR the Orange Coast com
munily.
' "We deal with people prob-
; Jems." says the no-nonsense l redhead who presides over a
warm, if cluttered and poster-
bedecked office and roars about
town in a battered van
I "All ages of people and all
.kinds of problems," adds Ms.
McLean. lighting up a cigarette
after a particularly hectic day of
de~g with cr ises in the lives of
p eople unequipped to handle
them.
.. THE ONLY thing l haven't·
had yet today is a full-on
strungout junkie ... and I'd bet-
ter not even say that because the
day isn·t over yet." s he declares
through a cloud of smoke.
The location at 222 Fifth St ..
not far from the Huntington
Beach Pier, is ideal for helping
the transient youthful population
that surges through the seaside
community like a tidal flow,
especially In the summertime.
Not all of the L.Y.N.N. Cen-
ter's clientele is comprised of the
tran~ent without food or funds,
or tne aged confined to a rut and
an older home on which his or her
pension will barely cover the
taxes.
A LOUNGE boasting a pool
table, books, games. cheap
refreshments and totally free
talk from someone who well re-
members the agonies of
adolescence are also available.
Sometimes a sympathetic ear
is all a troubled youngster needs,
but the L.Y.N.N. Center is well ·
connected with contacts in
Orange Coast counseling service!
forlhosewhoneedmoresupport.
"And we get at least two
Oally ~llet Slaff l'tlete
L. Y .N.N. CENTER DIRECTOR
Ann McLean
runaways a week on the average,
explains Ms. McLean, noting lhe
figure always rises with the lure
of summer's surf and sun.
''Wint RUNAWAYS, we work
very closely wilh the ' Family
Crisis Center in Costa Mesa,"
she says of lhose who drop out of
Orang~ ~ homes and 5000
tire or sicken of life among lhe
Street People, a culture that can
be ruthless and vicious .
L. Y.N.N. has frequently iµde<l
travelers stranded without funds
or due to automobile breakdowns
and insufficient money or a lack
of credit cards lo finance hotel
lodging.
"But we're struggling now
without Philadelphia House,"
she says of the rormer downtown
area youth hostelry closed by the
city due to defective electrical
wiring.
Despite increasing operational
costs, Mrs. McLean sees no pre-
dictable decline. in community
service.
THE MONTHLY budget in-
cludes her salary and $300 for rent
and has been averaging $S5 for
telephone service, a c9st apt to
skyJ;ocket In months ahead due to
Pu6lic Utilities Commission ap-
proval of individual billing for
business calls. ·
The L.Y.N.N Center hcis two
telephone lines, handling about
500 calls out per month.
''Sometimes it 'takes 15
telephone calls jusl lo gel food for
somebody, or 15 calls to get aride
for a senior citiffll to the hospital
or to a doctor's appointment,"
she explains.
Pim PROBLEMS. • •
<From PageC2)
nancy right now.
"On real deep questioning, If a patient is on pills and she's gotten
pregnant, we usually ftnd out lhat there bas been a use failure."
"YOU DON'T RA VE as much pregnancy protecUon with an IUD,••
she said. "Wilh a diaphraem, I think you have quite good protection if
you don't cheat al all."
"For SOtne women, the pill ls the bes~meana of birth c011b'o1 but we
don't really advocate the plll," commented Chris Cleary, director of
~e Fermmst Women's Healthcelltttin Sanla Ana.
"We feel that it's really dancerous to women's health. We feel that
it's teen overpreacribed, il's been used as tbe answer to birth control
When th«e .ar.e..aJot ot contraindication& to using the pill that aren't
taken into consideration often enou1b."
Ready and Peterson murders oc-
curred, says there is nothinJ new
ln th•case. "But we are still talking to peo-
ple from time to Ume," says
OCSO Set. Bill Miller.
The &lrls are believed to have
1one with someone they knew the
ni1ht ol the murders, which oc-
curred at lhe foot of bluffs n~
the terminus of Golden W~t
Street at Pacific Coast HighWaf. ·
"But, coupled with that &lldtlle
'lrash bag' killer case,, you
ought to tell kids not to
hitchhike," adds Sgt. Miller ..
But young girls who become in-
volved with a crowd too old, too
fast and loo tough for their years
create the most problems for
themselves and police, officers
say.
"A lot ol kids, young girla 13 to
18, come down to the beac.ti and
mingle with crowsls they
shouldn't min1le with," says
Newport Beach Police Detective;
Sgt. Mike Bllteb. •
•'They snarf down all the beer
and marijuana they think they
can handle and then they're in
trouble .•• we've gone with
·parents to house after house
where a girl stayed one night and
then moved on to another
house."
Blitch notes Newport Beach
Police Department· policy re-
quires the apprehension and de:
tention ol any hitchhiker under 16
<·torr. release to her parents.
He aays they have detained
300 teenaged hitchhikers within
lheputmonth.
Hitchhiking ls Ulegal on
Newport }leach streets, thus lhe
municipal ordinance affords
many opportunities to check out
youngsters spotted thumbing a
ride.
.. We're constantly b&vinl pro.
blema ·with these young •ala
httchhildng," says Costa Mesa
Police Detective Gerry
Tbompeon.
"They're just standJD& there
· wlth their thumb out waitlngfor
aomethi~ to happen to them.
They don t realil:e there are wi
awful lot of crazy people oil
there."
Detective ~ompson said his
deparvnent recenUy asmted ·tn
a case lnvol~ a 1irl picked \tP
by a male motorist, sexually
molested, held captiv~ in IAng
Beach for two days, shot and
dum~ in Anaheim. .
She survived the rape and
gunshot woundlnt., but she will
carry the memories to her .irave. ·.
• "We've had a whole lot of
tranalent kids hitting town lately.
Most of them are from Florid~
"" believe 1t or nOtt'' HY• '#i McLe-.~OI the L. Y.~.
(Love Your Nel1hbor NOW)
Center in cJoWDtOwD Bunt.inatoo
Beach. •••
Tile store froat f adllty 11.p:I
FUth St., neat the pier, cate;'to
all sorta ol the down·and-out and
ts fln.anced largely by St.a. Simon
& Jude Catholic Church. '
One ol tt.a tunctiona is arr_,.
lnl places to sleep for the bn>ke
and homeless, in addttion tO ot-
ferlns food and fellowship in the s pl rlt of ac ceP'ti n g t~e
responstbtllty of · being one•s
brother's keeper. .
(f andy Ready ud Sheryl
Pete.rson said they were going to
the L.Y.N.N. Center the last t.lme
they were seen alive and s~e
wilh anyone. · .
"Bu~they never got here. ·MI_
says the center's director.
McLean. . :
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..rust or teal.
6-14. $75.
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rrtlDdl of Mac and June McCoy joined to1ether tor a buffet
luncheon at St. Michael and All Anaels Episcopal Churda ill
Coronadel Mar to1ay "we love you."
The retired cOUPtt wlll IOCID be movlna to Yucca van.,. and
were feted for thtlr lonstlmt lovolvement with the Newport
Harboe' Q>uncll of Churataee aad It.I awdllluy or1anJ11tioa,
FISH. " · · Tbe festive luncheon was the lfffte of warm exchanges wtth
min1atera, volunteer 'worketa and· lonatime friends teatlfy.
tng to tho D\lle years of dewtecl nrvtce to othtn alven lty tbe McCoys._
FISH is a totally vdunteer or1anlzation belpln1 others in the
community or new to the community; whether it be tranaportiq
tbem ~ tbed~~· h~Plnl ~find a.job or brinlina tbem fQOCL
Volunteers like th·e McCoys are often called In the middle of
the niS}lt to go and help someone in trouble.
Julla Chase, a member of tbe steering committee for FISH,
says "You can always depend on the McCoys.•• She cited their
tireless work and C<>ntin\Jed devotion to others.
.. In every organization there are a few people who say. 'I
believe in the organization and want to m ake it work,"' says
Carolyn Milliken, another volunteer. ·
.. The McCoys are some of those people and this is our op-
portunity to say, we love you. we're aratef ul, and thank you. ..
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Carolyn· Milliken with. Mac, June McCoy
As pictures were taken and people began helping themselves
to the sumptuous luncheon, the McCoys appeared to be a little
overwhelmed. It was June who modesUy said, .. We're not quite surewh,y~'r~belngholiore~.'' •
When asked what they will do in sunny Yucca Valley, she satd
they'd always wanted to live there, but added. "We'd dearly love
U>ast Coupks
FISH volunteer Julia Chase chats with
the Revs. Don Maddox and Charles
Clark (above). The Rev. Cecil
Hoffman and Nancy Stansfield (at
right) join festivities.
to set up another FISH organi.z~Uon,: • . . . • .
The major underlying philoeopby of the group is "do what
you can do." Everything ta donated; including gasoline by
drivers, such as the McCoys, while others give food for needy
. persons, or volunteer to help with hoUiewor~ or baby·sitttna. '
FISH, in conjunction with tbe Soroptlmists and Hoag ·
Memorial Hospital-Pretbyterlan, is responsible for the mobile
meals program for shut·ins and the elderly. ·
Nuptials . Performed
Taylor-Dufour
Calvary Chapel, Dana P otnl ,
was the setting for the marriage
ceremonv of Marie DuFour and
David Taylor or San Juan
Capistrano.
The bride is a graduate of San
Clem(!nte High School and at·
'tended Saddleback College. Her
husband. an alumnus of Rancho
-Alamitos High School. Garden
Grove. earned a BA degree in
·~4lrine science at California
$1.ate University, Fullerton.
'the newlyweds, who will live
iJ> San Clemente, are the
aaughter of the Jerry Du Fours of
San Clemente and son of the
Gordon Taylors, Garden Grove.
000
Atwood-Summers
Sherrie Lee Summers of
orona del Mar and David E.
twCMMI , San Diego, exchanged
arriage vows In a home
eremony ln Rancho Santa Fe.
The bride attended Pacific
nton College and graduated ~om Loma Linda University
th a BS degree in dental
11ene.
Her husband attended Vallejo
College and graduated from
Pacific Union College with
dearees in English and biology.
Parenti of the' newlyweds, who
will Uve al Capistrano Beach. are
Mrs. Ber<lyce Summers of San
. Diego and tbe late Dr. Grant L.
Summers and Mrs. Dorothy
Atwood of Benicia and the lale
Dr. AltonC. Atwood.
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Riha-Babier
United Methodist Church,
Oran1eville, Ill., was tbe setting
for the marria1a of Rose Babier
and Thomas Riha, both of Costa
Mesa. , •
Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Roswell C. Babier of OrangevUle
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard M.
Riha Sr., Costa Mesa.
The newlyweds, who traduat,..
ed from OrangevWe Hi1h &:hool,
will Uve tn Buena Park. The
brld• 1taduated from Hiahland
CQtnl!IUnity Colle1e, Fr~port.
Ill,, and her bu.band earned •
BA decree ln accountln1 from
CaUfornla State Unlveralty,
Fullerton.
Lees·Somervi I le
Making their home in San Jose
are David Michael Lees and bis
bride, the former Kathryn Anne
Somerville, who were married in
the United Methodist Church,
Fortuna.
Their parents are ~r. and Mrs.
David John Somerville of
Fortuna and Mr. and Mrs.
' Howard Lees, Irvine .
The newlyweds graduated
from Calfiornia State University,
San Jose. She affiliated with
Gamma Phi Beta and he with
Si1maNu.
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France~·Carney
Melody Ann Camey, daughter
of the Thoma_& Jam'-s Carneys ot1 Newport Beach, became the
bride of Richard Frances of
J ack1on Hole, Wyo. in garden
nupt1al ceremonies conducted in
that city.
The bride Jraduated from
Newport Harbor High School and
majored I.ft te~les and art at
Oran1e Cout Colle«e.
Her bUl'bud araduated from
Jackaon m1h Scbool aJld at-
I
1 ~colleges in Utah, Foothill
Colle1e in San Francisco and the
Unlverslty of Colorado.
The ~ewlyweds will Jive in
il n, Wyo. .....
Walker-Murphy
MAS.ATWOOD
attending UCLA.
'the bridegroom took his MS at
Colorado State University and
will enter veterinarian J1ehoal tber~ in yie fall. They wlll ltye ln
Fort ColliQs. ·
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UCLA araduates Teresa Anne Ezell·Ct.tdzik ¥111'9b.Y, Corona del M8!. and Withli W. Walker, Fort q,lllna, Barbara Cudzilt became the
Colo., were married tn services · bride of Ken Ezell during nuptial
conducted at St. Catbef~e ol ·ceremonies conducted in Crown SitanaOburch,l.11~ Beach. Valley covenant ChUl'Ch, Lquna
' . ,TbeirparentaareMr.•aaOMrs. Niguel · IMk R. Murphy, Corona deJ Paraltloft,benewlyw"', who
I •; Dr. WllTtll Walkerl La paduat.d from Dana Hilla mah
CeDada, and Nft. Rooert Schoot,.are Mr. and Mrt. Joe
1Hoil••1 La~ Cudlit of. Jl.llaion Viejo and. Mr. ll in.new lln. Walbr afttliated and Mra. Jobn £sell, Lac\Mla ,,w " ~ ~ 'l'IMta while NlgueL
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The bride also attended UC
lrvit>e. •••
Newman-Searby
In a small, quiet borne
ceremony Su.an Lil\lta Searby
became the bride .of 0l)'IQN
Miobael Newman. Both are tesi-
(\ents of Laguna Belch.
Their parents are Babette
Searby, Lacuna Nlsuel: Clay
Searby, Ancboraae: Mn. Bob
Carew, Emerald Bay. and CJ
Newman, San Cl.-.nte.
Tbe new~edli are •redaatee
of Lll\lb• Beach Hljh 8choa1
and wW live in L_apa Mach. He also attende4 6a4dlebact
Collqe.
ORANGE COUNTY Business OF THE .WEEK
Opti Sees Market. ~l~arly
Firm's Laser Lenses Light Fusion's Fire
BJ THOM LEOOQ bf .. o.w ........... According to Dugan, (ate earth and .. doped" lenses may run
from ~.ooo to $15,000 each. 'Ibo firm also makes "rods," cylin-
ders of special glass used luers. (Doped lenses contain traces ot special materials which alter transmission characteristics.) ()ptl.Syatems 'fnc ia an odd amat1am ot wMk at the frontier
ot acleoc• and the production oC product.a by antique, artisan-
centered methods. Dugan and Buzzard aretWQ'of several former employes who
purchased the optical company from KMS Fusion Division less
than two years ago. And that, according lo Opli-System's president W.G. Du1an.
ia one of the challenges that make tbe business interesting. 'the group herded the business through two harrowing
months of negotiations, then suffered through the anticipation of
what they call "the Black Summer." TUE nRM makes lenses, very special lenses, for exotic
lasers throu1h prototype lenses for more conventional uses such as pbotoeraphy. rangefinders and satellites They survived the transition from division to independent
firm and have since seen the business grow steadily to $1.2
million in sales last year, and a probable $1.8 million during the
coming year.
Most exotic among its proJeclS are the lenses being made for
the SHIVA laser al Lawrence Livermore Laboratories at
LJvermore, Calif.
They are being used to focus lasers designed to ignite fuel
used ror fusion reactor testing.
Making those lenses and flats (plain glasses designed to pro-
duce laser emissions) involves producmg nearly perfect aspheric
DUGAN SAYS the firm has tried to stay diversified. Among
its products are lenses used to deposit color phosphors on the pic-
ture tubes or RCA and GTE/Sylvania television sets.
and flatsurfaces. .
Other tasks include developmental work for Ponder and Best
<Vivitar).
Spherical lenses are ground to the shape oC a section of a
sphere. Aspherics have a variable curve surface th?tt prod~ces per(ect transmission without having to use hght-wastmg multiple
elements for correction
"We have to be careful what business is accepted," says Dugan. ''We try to book (prototype) business that leads to other
products.
··we like to take advantage of the learning curve.··
Dugan says the firm's employes, about 45, are an unusual
IT IS VERY hard to make aspheric lenses. says Opti-Systems
partner, engineer and physicist Bob Buzzard.
mix. ·
"Over the last four or five years, we've probably hired about
Oaoly Piiot P"°ta. by Thom Lt<O<I
Bob Buzzard, Opti-Systems vice president, adjusts interferometer to check laser 'flat.'
Technician Dennis-Garrity uses archaic hand method to grind corrections into laser lens
'Go Slow
Til '79'
Economic
Formula?
AN ECONOMIC Memorandum by Dean Witter
and'C°o., published to defend its prediction of a long
and moder ate cycle or economic growth ~nd in-
flation -cites five reasons for lhefr optimism:
-Consumer sensitivity to inflation (rising
pricel>) has made them withhold spending. And a
shift away from manufacturing to lower-paid
service jobs has made the consumer unable to sup-
port a long mflationnry cycle.
-OPEC pricing depends, to some extent. upon
U.S. inflation rates reaching peaks of 8-9 percent.
Such rates would touch off 10 percent price hikes for
oil. pushing inflation to double digits <a polilical
bombshell for Washington).
-Less-developed countries owe U.S. banks
more than $50 billion. High inflation rates in a short
boom cycle would push many into bankruptcy
Moderate expansion is safer since bankruptcies
would ignite risky internaLional political turmoil.
-Conservative monetary policy, holding down
the amount of currency in circulation. has been
FED policy since the Nixon years. An expansionist
turn is unlikely since the major world economic
powers are committed to modern le growth.
-Presidential policies may be the most deli-
cate part of the Witter thesis. Forecasters suggest
·79 will be a recession year. President Carter may
wish to delay that Ull alter eleclions by rest~aining
congress' spending urge. Besides. the Federal
Reserve Board will take the heat. Willer's report
suggests.
A bonus fo r bt.:sincss . the n•port adds, may
come in 1979 when a cut in corporate tax rates
might be just what the doC'tor orckred for a robust
election-year economy
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IMPROVING Tll'E capabilities of employes
can be a costly item an busines"' budget -or, it can
be an inexpensive road to improved performance.
One source of instruction easily overlooked by
Orange Coast businessmen art• the colleges and
universities which offer training ranging Crom the
purely technical to the abstractly scientific
Orange Coast College offers a variety of in-
service programs for upgrading skills as well as a
number of management (supervisory) programs.
An advisory committee made up of busi-
nessmen guide £acuity in establishing and tailoring
courses to meet needs of business and Industry in
the area. Some colleges can hold classes in a plant.
if large enough enrollments are involved.
Other institudons may be able lo pro~e train-
ing in areas where e mploye skills are lacktng at no
dfrect cost.to the employer.
' Troubled New.POrt Firm ...
~ Eye$ Turnarouitd, Sale
The volatUe electronics business has
tripped up many firms, but it ca~e as a
surprise in November of 19'16Wherrone of
the most s\lccessful CUe<l for proie.uon
under Cbapl'er 11 of the bankruptty I aws.
The firm is Western Digital, a de-
signer and pl'Oducer of exotic, larae-
acale integrated circuits, located in
Newport Beach. '
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Opti~Systema ·incorporated: a privately held
California corporation that designs and manufactures
laser and commercial epherteal, aspherle and flat
lenses:
1978 grass sales: $1.2 million
45 empl0)'9'. au at Irvine manufacturtng facility
located at 18551 Von Karman Ave.
·Key officers: W. G~ Dugan, president; Bob Buzzard.
vice presfdent; John Haeger, vice president; Billy Ly,
comptroller; Howard Sflne, production manager and
Don Smal~. director of computer applleattpns.
150 people total. But, we've gone through a purification proce
That makes us sound a lilUe cold hearted, but. it's n
necessary."
HE SAYS the firm began by hiring experienced optii
technicians, but since, "we''(e moved toward people with stro"
mechanical capabilities." · &
They have, be says, learned quickly and haven't been h .. -
pered by old attitudes and methods.
How do they hang on to skilled employ es?
''Well, most of the key people are stock holders; second, e
try to pay them well, and third, most people think th.is is an
tereating place to work. There are plenty ot tecbnic 1
challenges." ·
Dugan's role in the company is almost completely as a
manager. ,
. l HE IS THE one, says Buzzard, who keeps the scientist's ur•e
to''tryitout"incheck. ,
Such attitudes can prove cosUy since working at the edge.o~y-)
technology means unusual and time-consuming pr.bblems.c~t
be anticipated, and, be adds, "
they usually do appear. •
Buzzard, a lanky figure
whose eyes brighten at the
mention of the word problem,.
was a pioneer in work on mak-
ing laser holograms, those
ghostly images that·
reproduce pictures in three
dimensions.
"My role in this company
is testing," he says. Testing Is
critical since specifications
limit errors to the length of a
few waves or light (a few
millionths of an inch) ..
Each new optic involves
engineering test instruments.
The firm has had to make its
own testing devices for some
applications and has adapted
existing instruments to their
own uses
BUZZARD'S
background also includes
computers. They are used in
designing optical .Products. W. G. Dugan: \
He says the firm has been 'E ·t · ~ k · trying to find ways to use com-xc1, mg ,o no~
puters to control lens making we II succeed t machines .
It is, Dugan points out, another example of the "strange mi
lure of archaic and advanced techniques" used by the firm.
A walk around the plant illustrates the point.
In one room, large blocks of roughly shaped glass are placl
on rotating discs where diamond impregnated wheels gri
rough shapes and curves in the traditional way.
Successive grinding and measuring by laser interferomete
bring the glass elements to precise specifications. _,)
THE ELEMENTS go back and forth between the artisan with
hjs hand-held polishing device and the laser instruments.
Dugan says Opti-Systems' market is very fluid, chantlqg
rapidly as prototypes are ordered, produced an9 delivered -
Clients have included Hughes. Rockwell. RCA. Owens Jl-
linois. the Navy and IBM.
"Advancing the state or the ari is a key element of the de·
dsion to accept a customer," he says. "It gives us a competitive
edge."
The future?
"We· know growth is happening," says Dugan, "But it's hap-
pening slowly so I'm not paying attention to it daily. We're taking
care of the basics." .
THE naM. anticipating its new sales iuark. recenUy h1r~ a
marketing and a production supervisor. , 1 ......
"But I think the most important thing is that we 'te all having
fun here," says Dugan. . :-
•'I think it would be impossible tor most of us to go back t~ .a
job where we didn't have a piece of the action. ' , .,. ..
"We all work real bard here -all our people spend kfQg
hours-there's a lot of dedicatio!"·'' '\{'
Dugan's serious expression lifted for a moment as he smU&I
and added, "and, it's exciting to know we're going to be ~~
cessful."
WANTED
'
Week's and Year's High, Low, Clo e
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Al\1ERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
~ek 'tt ancl Y ~ar' Hi~h, Low, Clos~
NEW YORK STOCKS CONTINlJEO
~.JJly 11.1971 DAil Y PtLOl'
·.WESTERN .DIGITAL REVIVING? •.••
(FrolDP11eCf)
They control memory dtvlces.
eapedally "Ooppy dlau1" ltnks
to umote termrnals ano act u
ortanl.ien ot. lnlormaUon prm
to tr &Dlmlaalon..
lll8SLl&'8 TASK. he 11,15, it
to briQI lhe nrm out of Chapter
11. That mean.a a lurnarow,ci,
aomet.bini he's done before for electronics firms, or a salt.
tndusll}' 9bl~vers say a turn
around etrort b unllltely, and
that nesotlaUoos with several possible tiuyers are under way.
The buyer, says Ml11ler. will
get a plum.
Plant operations are al 10 per-
cen( of capacity, technolocy
levels and capability in the
MOS/LSI fteld are ex ·
traordinary. and the equipment
•and specialized plant for
manufacturing are rirst rate.
ADDED TO that is the already
developed 16 bil microprocessbr
and a product line with Solid sales
-lf tbe compan.y end5 ll• flnaD.
cl al trGubl•. And Jaft Missler. th• &$al
problems or • comptny' lo Cllapecr 11 1n almplJ Dlt ,,.
MnL ff• 1l•t1 core mau,emw
hi._ mub, dtl"f the rteen\.
,&yb.ck ol I portion of I •
mWloQ loan to United Ca1Ucni1
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1,• petlODI, about aoo la lbeir
Mal911iaplant. Ttley aredown&ol
. about 250 employts now.
SAL& TO 14 !Ate.rated PW
ml1ht well mean • r.tum to
roriner employe ltvela, he uid.
Mllller holds hopes the firm
wlll not be closed.
"It would be tr aclc to
abareholden who wouldn'l be
A CR BC It :o r for mer able to partklplte In Weslm1's
customer• •~owed tbty are 'ood future; to employ• wbo'n'
awaittna cltarlnc of llnanclal • autrered through bltd Umes ud
probltma, but are ready to beain to the communltJ, which needs ordering watera thal o«Urs. r11m1 to employ people and feed;
llllllw, wbo studs to earn 1 tbeeconomy,"aald lllaa.ler.
1ub1tantlal c'5h bonus upon sale
ol UM flna. 11y1 be ls concerned
that Lbe bualnea qot fall Into t.be
hands-of a eo«"IOf•le barf.Sil
hllnter who ,would simply strip
the comp&lU' ol equipment and ttthnolocY.
His success In avoiding that
could produce a bis bonus tor business alq the Orange Coast.
Western Dlcltal once employed
A NAnVB OF the Orange
Cout. lli.uJer bu become emo-
UonaUy involved in revMni
Weatem Digital. "I'm not a hired
gµn senl here to kill the com·
pany.1 live here."
Missler sees the company lenv·
ing Chapter 11 by Fall. Industry
observers believe Its sale will be
com pitted before that.
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DAILY PILOf
SLA Miniseries Planned
LOS ANGELES CAP> Can
the man who brouahl us John
Boy. Grandma tmd 111 lbe r t ot
'The Wal~ " ti~• " th Sym. bloneu Ube.ration Army?
Lee Rkh, the~ yur-oJdpr I·
dcnl of Lorlmar Producllona.
aayayea
Lorimar. ho no\·•· hue done»
lot more th.an tll family lhow•
like "The Wallona" and lt.a ~
venture. ··a la Enourch." Tho
~pany bu clipped into tho un·
kworld belon wU.b a look ul the
arlea MMIOO murders.
''Helter Skelter," a tour·hoor TV movie focuaed on the Manaon
tl'lal, touchina only ll1ht..b' on the
pisly murders themeel vet.
~we're 1otq to do 'Voices' ex·
ctly Hiit e we did 'Heller
elter,' "says Rich
·~--DEVELOPING SERIES
Producer Rich
"'Reller Skelter' was in the
works yeara before an this talk
about violence," Rieb says. "We
could have goll.eh away with a lot.
more than we put in.''
·•And we were doing a non·
violent police show (''l'be Blue
Kni&ht') when everyone else was
doi ng police shows with
violence;" says Rich.
RICH EMPHASIZES that the
SLA and Hitler entries are only
two of about 20 possible pro-
grams or aeries in parallel de·
velopment. A rroflle of Studs Lonigan, <a outh from the
James Farrel Depfession-era
trilogy of novels) ana "a lot of
things like the Waltons or in that
same general area."
After a look at Lori mar, it's ob·
vioua•tbat many of its projects.
no matter the subject, come from
one source-books.
. HE'S &EFERIUNG tu "The ~01ces of Guns," a book about
Ae SLA ror which Lorimar h~
ja4 the right.a for two years
·:.''Whal we want to do 1s ex·
· '.&inine those people, find out
:tpbere they came from, who they
:Were imd why they got turned off
~d why they became members
iJtbeSLA.
-" "Now..,,the one thing that we
con't want to do as the Patty
llearst s tory -everybody
tlready knows about that. The
,.,cond thing that we don't want to do is anything a bout the
t)olence of the SLA, the shootout.
'1tything of.that kind.'' ·
Also in the script stage is
another TV mini-series.
"Hitler."
"We're doing Hitler in an en-
tir ely different sort of way," says
Rich. "We're doing his early life
up until the time he becomes
chancellor. We're not doing the
war, because everybody knows
about the war.
"Tbe Voices of Guns" is ba.<>ed
oi\ the recent. book by journalists
Paul Avery and Vin McLellan.
''Hitler" is based on the John
Toland book. The stories behind
"The Blue Knight." and even the
"Waltons" and ''8 Is Enough"
were first told in books.
Many production companies
keep an eye on the current
literary crop for story ideas, but
few develop as many as Lorimar.
• Although Rich knows the route
\he television drama will take.
'he script for the CBS mini·
feries, possibly to be televised
~arly next year, is still in the
?Vriting stage.
"WE'RE GOING to show who
he was, how he became what he
was, what circumstances put
him where h e wa s.
Simultaneously we're going to
show how a German family is af.
reeled by Adolf Hitler and his
rise." All three networks. y,nd er
pressure from such groups-ls the
Parent-Teacher Association and
the American Medical Associa·
lion, have announced no new
police s hows for next season. But
Rich says that dramas about
Hitler or terrorist groups are not a
convenient way to circumvent
bans on gratuitous violence.
AL BURTON, vic-e president or
Norman Lear's Tandem Produc·
tions. says his company, which
makes comedies such as "All in
the Family" and "One Day at a
Time," has nothing against
liter ary property as a story
source. "We just haven't run up
against one yet.
RICH SAYS violence must of
couc.se be noted. SLA leader
William Harris, for example.
was first exposed to violence as a
Marine.
; 1'We wiJJ show how the Manne
Corps affected his life. affected
·his thoughts, affected what he
~leved in."
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"The advantages would seem
to be that you get to read it before
you commission it (for a
series>." says Burton, "and you
get to see if it sells first.''
Diane Eokolow, a Lorimar vice
president, is based in New York.
where she grabs galleys or up-
coming books ror Rich to r ead.
. "TDDA~ CIDSSIDID l'VIZLI "LUMIERE" ·
SUl-TITLl!SIR)
ACROSS
• 1 lnlended 6 Heallh
resorts
10 Boys
school
14 Coarse fabric
:.19 Alohabel
• unit ·;20 German > Mone
; 21 Small
brook
: 22 Printers
errors
:• 24 Half an ., em
;· 25 Goll
mound > 26 Spml tamp 0·.2] Girls
oame .2e Recline
·• 29 Hunting
• cry
• .. JO Alaska
" mountain 32 Peek·<!·
-boo
' openings
• 35 Council
37 Kn1ghl s
t1lle
38 Fem1n1ne
name
40 Snow
runner
41 Arabian
country
43 Church
seat
44 Aclua111v
·•5 Expunge
•7 T erminale '9 Rehearse
:-quickly
.. 2wds
: 5' T rop1cat
• lree
~ 52 Low
• Island
: 54 Actors
• 1oke ·-66 Helf ~ .. 7 D1sllgure
8 Separated
~ 2 Baleful
" ~4 Time
zone
abbr.
65 P11ckles
69 Ma1urino
agent 70 Rougn lava
72 Brown k1w1
74 Lampreys
76 Greasy
77 Gangsters
gun
78 Elevator
direction
80 Unite ltrmly
83 Englisn
writer
86 Convert
leather
87 Decorates
89 Shoe
fealure
90 Biblical
land
92 Excavalino machine
94 Outen
Cheese
96 Scolled
99 Certain
100 Roman
magistrate
104 Musical syllable
105 Spanish
hero
107 lmta1e
111 Grow old
112 Enclose
closely
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116 Nondrinker
abbr
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118 Network
1?0 Weaving
device
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d1rec1ron 123 For
eumole
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126 Abhor
12Q Tibetan
gazelle
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142 Adhere
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congress
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country
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157 Small
draughl
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160 German
electncian
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England
ofl1c1al
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macaw 169 Tense
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force
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genle
1 78 Hindu robe
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minules
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salt
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poetic
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pronoun
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fiber 63 Female
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despots
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68 Since·
Scot II sh
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goddhs
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103 American
author
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llull
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1 t5 Greek
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period
t2t Complains
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f25 Planets
path
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ttu1d
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poa111on
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Zealand
tort
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sound
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passage
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tSland
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prefix
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prehx
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nickname
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158 Ottoman
title
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secretloo
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WIX
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'l'M NOT EVERYONE E~E'SMQTHER!'"
''Where do they get these phrases?"
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passes out on the day you take a baby home from
the hospital ... Wise Sayings for Parents." l
"Do you suppose mothers really have that ex· I
tra power they say fhe:ydo? The one about, 'No mat-I
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know.'"
THEY THOUGHT about that one for awhile,
then one said, "Probably not, but who wants to take
a chance On it?"
-The conversation turned to Saturday night tnd
one of them said, "Let's crash Kathy Krupp's
party."
"Uyour parents knew they'd kill us."
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·'That's sneaky and that's dishonest.'•
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Skater Breaks the Ice
Nl!W YOlllC <AP> -Toller
;'Tautoa b •U'Y aer1oua about
~ l.kat.1n1 d in.. It
M'lonp ln lq)Umate lheater, far
·emo•ed trom tho tbroe·rlna
1o.ctaea.tan lnQOrtt uen ... ''TbcM tee companlea aHn't
'or me," he ·~·· ••They bave a nooopoly on ooe form al They
"'' all the tame ahow. OnJJ the lam• ~baftle. The1 are btc ex
rav11an1u\ but. the1 aren't
'eaJ ly bit on au lint. eotbey have
<> •umtitute a lot of lblnp few real
•llaUn1 eueUeau -a 1mUe •e,., a willlo there and an ever·
">r-.ent cbonaa line cl ffOtlly-
lruaed womea "
So rat.her tbao uso hll Olympic
)ron1e medal .. lever ace for •
lucreUve ice compal\Y contract,
Cranston Qpt.ed ror his own show.
"Sbtinc lD iLa purest form is
beautiful in itself," the 27-year·
>Id Canaclian says . ··1 didn't
think we needed chimpanzees
:omiq out oo skates. That's pro-
bably the most embarrassing
lblna f°' any skater to see.
"I COULD HA VE a beautiful
girl come out on the back of an
elephant. I'm sure that would get
a tremendous ovation. Or we
could have costumes filled with
>parklers. But I didn't want that
"It basically comes down to
gimmicks. I constantly had to
Cight against those things and
make sure the •katlng was
great."
The solution was to bring
together skating superstars like
Gordon McKellen Jr., three-time
U.S. men's champion, Olympian
Wendy Burge and the interna-
tionally ranked dance couple of
Colleen O'Connor and Jim
Millns . Then, after some
economJc setbacks to the show.
his uncle, Sen. Alan Cr anston of
California, helped him find the
necessary backing.
The result is "The Ice Show."
which oJSened for four weeks at
Th• Paluco on Broaclway and
ataycd an extra four. Cranston and b.la cut of 1$ move to Loa
Ancel• tor tour weeb on A\&I. 5.
then to ToroGto. Soutb America
•nd&urooe.
D&TB&•IN.\TION has led
Craa.atoo Lo aucceaa after set·
bacu before. OuriAI tbe 1978 Olympics m
I nn1~k. where be won abrome
medal, bo became disenchanted
with the pollUc1 and narrow·
mlndednesaofamateur1kaUn&.
"I WU an adult being J\ldled
by-children. They didn't know
'Skating in Its purest form
is beautiful Jn itself ... I
didn't think we needed
chimpanzees coming out
on skates.'
half as much as I did. 1 decided 1
could no longer µk.e their games
seriously.
''For me. everything shifted.
My prioC"lues were not to get a
gold medal. but to hold on to my
principles. I knew I was a pawn
in one gigantic c hess game.
Under the circumstances, get·
ting a bronze medal was an
achievement."
HE ALSO SAYS he had out·
grown lhe Canadian Figure Skat·
ing Association. which he calls a
bunch of old-fashioned autocrats
who didn't believe in the star
syst em. "I h ad to extricate
myself completely.''
At a crossroads, Cranston con-
sidered three routes: give up
skating to concentrate on his
other artistic pursuits -painting
and writing; join one or the three
established touring ice shows or
build his own ice company.
He chose the latter, a decision
that led to r adical departure
from the conventional.
Libra: Keep
Your Temper
MONDAY, JVLY 18
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 2l·Aprll 19): What had been
draining you emotionally and fin ancially could
com e to 5nd -if you so permit. • TAU US (April 20-May 20): Your "anchor"
is very uch in evidence. Individual who has t to do with r security figures In spotlight.
t GEMINI <May 21-June 20); You get facts
concerning loana, flnanot~obltialioos. All may
not be what appears on s urtace.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Accent on what
' you own. how to make the most of It. what to do
about acquiring more for your money.
Hia aoal la to keep t.be show at fl.
constant tUah level o"kattna -
but not at the expense of eater-
talnment. -..
OUIUNG EACH J>erformaf\ct.
when he Isn't on staee. he
watches the other skaters "like a
vulture. Somebody bas to drive
the truck, lower the boom and
crack the whip. I'm the person."
The show-stopper in the troupe
is McKellen, an energetic enter·
tainer who la often called "the
Chaplin ol the ice." But Cranston
aays there ls no competition for
applause.
"The whole cosnpany operates
as a family. U Gordy gets an ova·
tlon, the company as a wb~e feels great. That means we're· o-
ing over and that's nice. As &,
father of the group, I'm only too
h appy to bear tbe audience
responding to any of us.''
Cranston's style is m ore in-
terpretive, more expressive than
Mc Kellen's. Called the "Nureyev
on ice," Cranston cringes at com·
parisoos with other artists.
"I'VE ALWAYS fought against
being slotted as anything but
myself," he says. "If Nureyev
were to come to the show, I'm
sure he'd be aghast and think
· l 'm not anything like that.' Nor
do l think I'm anything like
him."
But the comparison holds in
that both Cranston and Nureyev
are thoroughly devoted to lhe
perfection of their arts.
"As a skater 1 ·want to hit every
possible audience," Cranston
says. "Skating could be a great
performing art. But it has to be
taken seriously. It has to be given
a certain respect and dignity."
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Sunday. July 17, 1977 DAILY PILOT cj
Canadian skating
champion and Olympic
bronze medali$t
Toller Cranston is
producing and starring in
Broadway's first theatrical
production on ice.
The OM and only ,. .. HM IMI Knie
In his first •MMltlc movie role.
. -,
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Otstnbuled by Warner BrosC)A Warner Communications Com
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. Caught I
~Passing -
• •
Two-wheelers and four-wheelers (below) were a~ the attractions Saturday at the Fiesta La Cris-
t ianita parade in San Clemente.
Summer fun was the theme of the f I oat presented
by the Old City Plaza Merchants Association (above).
Its message of "School's Out" may have been lost on
one viewer, however; 2-year-old M olly Flint Cleft) of
San Clemente isn't quite ready for the sc hoolhouse yet.
Fro• Page Al
BALANCE IS THE OBJECTIVE. • • t • . . . ""
-N1;whall Land and Farming
C"ompany
The company was formed from
tbe holdings of ttie Newhall fami-~..;Jnd operates IOur div1s1ons on
lts 147,000 acres in the Newhall
kr.ea and in the San Joaquin and
Sacramento valleys. ·or the four d1v1 si ons -
agriculture. oil and gas, recrea-
tion and real estate -Dickason
said Kremer has worked in all
hlJl oil and gas.
.-• Kremer agrees that his work in
. Yalencia has been good tr aining,
P-0rnting out the remarkable
P!{rallels between the two com·
.J>anies -similarities that extend
• to his matching points of view
with his predecessor.
: The youthful-looking Kremer
says he is not surprised that what
h.e say.s sometimes sounds like it
eom es from Watson.
"You cannot be in the business
l.>1 developing planned com -
lft.IHlities· and not have the same.
-~fnt of view." he said. "This is a
yefy, very complicated business.
,:lift real challenge is to achieve a
tiatanee."
::!touring Vale~ia, Kremer 1s ~iously proud or the balance ~~ went into producing the
~munity or 16,000 nestled into
Jh.e-Santa Clarita Valley of the ~O$eles National Forest.
l·:sxcept for the oak-studded rs that ring the community.
·developm ents could be Irvine
ftom the spaclpus, landscaped
lodustrial park to the low·key
i\elghborhood shopping centers
:-n<j the recreational complexes.
.Tuesday Talk
~~cheduled on
velopers at Valencia was Milton
Brock of M. J. Brock and Sons,
de\•clopers or sev'era}-proje .
Orange County as well. Brock
built 350 homes in Valencia.
··Yeah." Brock remembers
with a wry laugh." Pete's a sharp
guy. He's real intelligent.
"We were the last builder out
there before they decided to go on
their own. He may have picked
up a few pointers from us."
According to Kremer, it's n
who builds, it's what thex build,
how they build it and when. "It's
that m atter of balance," he said.
''It's what it's really all about."
The glimmers of what is likely
to happen at the Irvine Qompany
-after the new owners lake over
are few. Kremer p olitely
declines to discuss them, noting
that such discussion would be
pr em a tu re until after escrow
closes.
And. he points out. because he
is not used to being the subject of
publicity.
Valencia has only one local
newspaper, a thrice weekly one.
Also unlike Orange County,
Valencia is the subject or only
o ne governm ental agency's
jurisdiction -the county of Loa
Angeles.
Kremer concedes it will be a
major change to find his worlt
subject to approval of several dif.
ferent agencies, but his curren«
boss says he thinks Kremer cad
deal with it. .
"He handles himself very
well," Dickas<>q said. ''He has a
great sense or humor and in this
business you need it.'' <..
Kre mer conc~es he is 1t b1t
short on humor in the press or
tl'yth} to close ou\ one job an<{
lifestyle and open up another.
He says he bas had to leave the
househuntin& to his wife an
added that it's been a bi
"traumatic" since they had jus
completed building a new b(>m
in Pacific Palisades.
He aaid wryly he is developinc
a split personality from spenctint
a few da~ it a time in Irvine
·company headquarters and the
rest of his time in Valencia.
Kremet ii wtlllq to talk about
chana•. liUt Only i" • eeneral
'ft'BY, steertna Clear Of specif'lcs.
WbUe he al!'ees that be a
Watton wre a almilar point
view abOut balaee In pl
communities, he a110 Ukes tQ
note that ... i5 not an imitaUGiri
·RayWataon.
"I'm an indMdual and there
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DAILY PtLOT 8und!y, July 17, 1 m
• f Mi's Fair in Mesa
1n1tn1 cowboy etar Roy
Roa rs and hl1 wlf 1 Dalo Evana
hHdllbt cUvlU11 today at U\1
Oran10 County J'alr.
Backed up by tM &Ont ot ~
Pion rs, and th1 lr own •on. Dus·
ty. Roy and Dalt wlll pcsrform •l
3 and 8 p m 1n lbt OroodatW\d
Arena on the Calr•round1.
Adm11:.1on to ellhtr
pt.>tforman<"e 11 $4 for rc1>urved
)4\•ais. $J tor &t:nerial adm1nlon
and $1 for children unde-r 13
Oeneral dmlHlon lo the r11r
1rounds Is 12. ond $1 for 11nrkln&
the Boos Drothen1 and Raln,
both soft rock Rroupi., wlll ~rrorm tonight at 6 land 9 o'clock
in the amphitheater. Admlsalon
to lhose perfo.rmancea ls free.
Other acUvltlea today and
Monday include:
TODAY
ALL DAY lnatant dress mak·
int. handy brick demonstration.
cr0£heti111 display and tile de·
monstration in lhe Home Uving
and Desien Pavilion.
9 a .m . 4·H and FFA d alry goat
judging begins.
Noon. Acrylic palntrngs technl-
ques shown tn Ftne Arts Build·
ing.
1 p.m. Joyce Burband school of
dance in Little Theater.
1:30 p.m. Oriental cooking in
Gourmet Gallery.
1 :30 lo 3 :30 p.m . Canyon Grass
pe rforms on Mountain Dew
Stage.
3 p .m . Look·a ·L1k e contest,
Heritage Stage.
3 p .m. Roy Rogers, Dale Evans
in Grandstand Arena.
4 p.m. Nono Sina Polynesian
dancers, LlttleTheater.
4 p.m. Pickins and Reid Band,
Heritage Stage.
5 p.m. 4·H Junior round-robin
showmanship, judglng ring.
5 p.m. Awards ceremony for
breeding animal winners.
6 p.m . Boos Brothers and Rain, am phi theater.
6 p m. Makalaini and Her Hui·
o-Wahines, Little Theater.
6 :30 p.m. Montezuma 's
Revenge, Mountain Dew Stage.
6 :45 pm. South Gate Youth
Blt.Jld. on fairgrounds.
J p.m. 4·H milking contest.
Hjfritage Stage.
'1 :30 p.m . Parade, on fair·
grounds.
'p.m. Roy Rogers, Dale Evans
in):;randstand Arena.
i p.m . Ben Vandermeidc, hyp·
n ist, Heritage Stage.
p.m. Boos Brothers and Rain.
aasphithealer.
f MONDAY ~LL DAY Pattern fitting and
cqlor selection crocheting, sun
screen demonstration. brick de·
ml>nstralion. all in llome Living
aitd Design Pavilion. \\
~ to S p.m. Giant paint in.
Artistic Cree-for-all with
CLOWN QUENCHES THIRST AT JUST THE RIGHT HEIGHT
Charles Sjolander, 13, of Fullerton Tours Fair on Unicycle
fairgoers participating in Fine
Arts Building.
1: 30 to 5:30 p.m. Blue Spirit
Band, Mountain Dew Stage.
1:30 p.m . 4-H and FFA "This
Lillie Pig Goes to Market," on
Heritage Stag~.
1: 30 p . m . Crepes Suzettes dl•
monstration, Gourmet Gallery.
2 p.m . Eddie's Magic and
Mime show, Heritage Stage
3 p . m . Popcorn Theater
Marionettes. on grounds
3 p.m. Singout Young Gener
ation, Heritage Stage.
4:30 p.m. Ice carving by Peter
North at Gourmet Gallery.
6 p.m. Jose Feliciano. am·
phi theater.
6 :30 p .m . Montezuma's
Revenge. Mountain Dew Stage.
7 : 30 p . m . Parade on fair·
grounds
7 :30 p.m . Fashion Show of
orig inal crocheted clothes jn
II o m £' L h · i n g a n d Desi g n .
Pavilion.
8 p.m. Hurricane Hell Drivers.
10 Grandstand Arena.
9 p.m. Jo!'e Feliciano in am·
ph1Lheakr
9 : 15 p.m. Ben Vandermeide.
hypnotist. Heritage Stage. ·
The fairgrounds will remain
open until midnight Monday and
every rught through next Sunday.
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...._..for Sale
MOVING
BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS?
Just 58 days to buy, close escrow &
move-in bef. schl begins! Lovely,
spac. 3 BR, Fam-rm hm waiting for
you in 'the best schl area (it really is).·
Children may easily walk to elem,
mid or Hi Sehl. in Npt. Hts. 5 tnln bch.
Optft Sat & S. 1-5 3000 Clay Strwt * * UMITID llOURS CLEO MARSAUSI
54e.znt 646-7414
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PENINSULA home. 4 Or 5 BR, 3 ba.
all amenjties. Lovely neighborhood, a
few steps from the beach. $195,000.
OTHER prestige waterfront homes
with pier & float from $385,000 up.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
.l·il B11r1d1· O'""'' N D e:,75 61 6 1
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TOASTIMG
MARSHMELLOWS
In front of your huie fireplace Ol"I those long
winter ni&hll is gonna be mighty pleasant. 4 Large
bdrms 2"'1 baths comple·
ment this :I-story rustic
charmer. Beautiful , ________ galley kitchen to please
the resident c)lef. Cov·
~ patio surrounded by
weepin1 willows and
fruit trees. All this and
best Eastslde address
too! 846-'1171
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Ol'fN 1119•IISIUN10111 NICI•
---··-:] THE REAL
ESTATE RS
TERRIFIC
TWO STORY
TOWMHOME
. H CAMYOM C.C. SJI0,000
Beautltul park-like approach to ent.rY ot this lovely custom home on Pit
Cyn. golf course. Rustle & quaint with a c0unt.ry flavo11.. Rough sawn -wooct
exterior. 5 BR, huge play room, st\ldY
& 51~ baths. Informafliving!
22 CYPRESS PT. LN. Sat/Sun 1·5:30
THE CHAIM Oil LIDO ISi.i
is ·exemplified in this lovely 3 bdrm
plus den home. Sunny south patio with·
flowers & statuary. Lge mstr suite
with huge private s undeck. Many im·
. prvmts. Corner Lido Nord. $215.000
236 VIA MENTONE SAT/SUN 1·5:30
HARIOR VIEW HOMIS -S17',IOO
Jn newest section or this lovely area of
young families. Lge 4 BR & fam r m
home with huge rear yard. Ple.nty
room for pool, flowers, fruit trees, etc .
Near new shoppin~ ctr. pool & ten.nis.
courts. Land included.
2239 PORT LERWICKSAT/SUN 1·~:30·
IRVIHE TERRACE FftOMT IOW ·
Fabulous view of ocean. Catalina, Bay
& bright lights! Beautiful home w/3
bdrms (2 lge ms tr suites) each with ·
private bath. Lovely pool. $295.000 ·
llG CANYOM TOWHHOME -LEASE
Owner welcomes 3 to 6 month lease.
NEW 2 bdrm. sitting rm, 2 bath. lge
DR. Lge patios. cptd & draped. A
beauty and a steal at f695 month.
32 CANYON ISLAND SAT/SUN 1·5:30
(Off Ford Road east of Jamboree)
' HOME & IMCOME $295,000
What a building! What an opportuni·
ty! Just a year old! Quality construe·
lion & in NewPQrt Harbor high school
vicinity. 5 Units consist of beaut 3 BR
owner's unit w/fam rm, formal ·nR.
2~ baths, 2 frpt. 4 Other units w/2 BR.
2 baths & frpl in ea. Alriurns & patios.
211 I San Joaquin HiUa Rood
NEWPORT CENTY, N.I. 644·49 IO
MESA VEADi
S pacious & airy 2
bedroom, 2 bath in adult
community with pool.
jacuzzi & much more.
It's less than two years
old & you couldn't touch ~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
a new one for this low
$60.500 price of $74.900. CALL G_.NI I OQ%
556-2660. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• B Story, 2 Br. with built·
in kitchen, private patio,
and sparkling communl·
lY pool. This I.a one of the
lowest priced properties
in the Meu Verde area
of Costa Men. Call
q\icldy :'751·3191
C:SEl.ECT
I PROPERTIES
C:SEl.ECT
I PROPERTIES
People who need People
Tbat'swhattbe
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE DIRECTORY
l.s all about!
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A CONVENIENT SHOPPING AN
SEWINC CUIOE FOlt THE
QAL ON THE CO.
International Desigrier Pattern ,._
FOR SALE BY OWNER
SPYGLASS
$214,500
Lusk Nantucket MOdel
Ocean/Catalina View
640-7789 646-5809
Getttrol I 0021G9Mf'.t f 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
OFFICE BUILDING
Great Costa Mesa corner. 17. Suites.
Zohed air conditioning. reflective
glass, hydraulic elevator: newly
carpeted & draped. S325.000 .
LIDO R£AtTl' . ·· ;r.'"
U 77 Vie Ude. ..,wport 8"dt
67.J-7300
Gt Mr.. I 002 Gt•.. · fOOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
MISAVERDE
CUSTOM HOME
Fabulous custom home
in Meta Verde. Superlm· macl&Ute lhree bedroom
wlth family roo m 1 formal dining room ana
pool that Is completely
renovated. Just be ready
to move In and soe the
lrtfa•: Two fireplaces, ex\eQ1lve landscaping,
custom built-ins, large eodosed patio. Call now
$t&-2.113. .... •
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GREAT
BUY In lrvm.•s C\dvetdale!
Fantastic 3 Bedroom t U
you 10001.e )'OU IOlef Red
Olrpet. 754-1202
4-IUX
Only 3~ yr. old Bride al
Ownership a11lt1 wttb
o\ler 4,«IO 1q. .Ciball •
-• bt&YJ ftMll. air concUtk>llmt ; private
patiol!
SALES ASSO<'IATE
CHUCK BROWN
OPIM HOUSIS
8141 Foxhall. Jfunltngton Beuch
3 BEDROOM , l'·• BA <:on<ln S69.500
177 Mohler, AnJhcim 11111-.
4 BEDROOM. F.H . ~1 1 B<•
1631 Avenida Selva. Fullerton
• J BEDROOMS CONDO. 2 BA .
Sl08.500
568,000
5308 Seashore Dr . Nt•wport Bt:!a<:h
:! & 4 BDRM DUPLJo:X $189.900
10499 Salina~ River. llununglon B<:h
5 BEDROOM. FAM R:\1 . 2a ... BA
$122.900
16182 Watson Cirdl'. Westminster
5 ~ EDROOM. 4 BATH $118.900
1621 So. Douglas, Santa Ana
3 BEDROOM, F;R .. 2 BA
18055 Magnolia SJ.
Fountain Valley
963°8311
S75 .900
ANOTHER WINHIHG CdM DUPLEX
This clean. sharp, recently upgraded
In vestment property offers a fine OP·
portunity for owner to "live in". with
rental to help. $159,500
A SWEET BACHELOR'S· PAD
Though you don't really need to be a
bachefor. to appreciate this nice 3
bdrm .. 2 bath condo in The Bluffs. The
price is low at $117,000. Try it -you ·
could fall in love!
OPEN SUH. 1·5 2323 VISTA HOGAR
28 ACRES INDUSTRIAL LAHD
Railway & utilities to property: in ·
dus trial waste·line close by. Xlnt loca-
t ion. Priced at S20.000 per acre. Clear.
Owner may joint venture.
673-4400
HARBOR
REALTY
Division of Harbor Investment Co.
1002Getteral 1002 .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
General I OO~ .. ral I 002
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FOR THE YOUNG IN H~RT
Unusual. excitin$! Lido Isle home' :J
Bdrm.<; .. 3 baths. 2 frplcs .. formal din·
ing rm .. family rm. with wet bar.
larl!c pool. sauna room . Mstr bdrm.
suite with large jacuai. Fabulous
home for entertaining! App't. only.
S385.000
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5
213 ABALONE, BALBOA ISLAMD
Charming. cozy beach home w1lh
bachelor cottnge. Laq~e patio.· Rest
buy at $167.500.
WANT THE BEST?
Stunning home on Little Balboa Island
Grand Canal :i Bdrms .. 3 baths.
e levator. gourmet kitchen : small boat
dock + 2 bdrm. apl. Call for brochure
or app't. to view this lovely home.
$385.000
. RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENTS
312 MARINE AV&fUE
IALIOA ISLAND 675-4822
Getter al 1002~a1 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
~COATS & WALLACE
~REAL ESTATE, INC.
A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SERVING
THE SOUlH C AST AREA SINCE 1963
IDEALLY LOCATED
4 Bedroom. Green Valley home just
s teps to outstandin~ Cox Elem.
School and private 21 acre park
with 3 s wimming pools and family
recreation f acilitics. Great invest-
ment in family fun . JUST
REDUCED TO S89.900. Call 962·4454
TRY THIS FOR SIGHS!
Close to beach location. Near
Edison High School. Vaulted ceil-
ings in living room. large country
kitchen. 3 Bedrooms. including
large private master suite. This
new listing is a real value at $86.000.
Call now 962·4454.
FLOWER LOVERS
Many windows of this 3 bedroom
Harbor View Hills Home look out on
terraced back yard where flowers
bloom. Call for appointment to see
Mrs. Clean 's home at $185.000. Call
640·6161
A MAN'S AMBITION
A WOMAN'S DREAM
This custbm Big Canyon is located
on beautiful golf course. The sparkl-
ing home with patio + maid's
quarteri; make this an ideal home
fo-r the discriminating buyer.
$465t000. Call 64().6161 ,,
5stf .J3.!if' 644-1133
rt·alh ANYTIME
SUPER DELUXE END UNIT
E-Model; magnificent -enlarged to 4
bdrms. & family. Super property sur ·
rounded by trees. rock gardens. etc.
Decorated to perfection. wallpapeJ>S.
oak flooring. wet bar & many other
decorator features. Open Sun. 1·5 &
most weekdays. 2056 Vista Cajon.
$199.500
ELEGANT TRINA
On beautiful greenbelt. 3 Bdrms .. 211:t
baths. Beautiful location. 522 Vi sta
Grande. Open Sun. 1·5.
LEASES
Featured this week: 4 BR. :1 bath~.
great patio. $650 Mo .. Open 1·5 Sun
2107 Descanso
. Other avail. leases starting $500 :\to.
G.-ral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
3 Bdrms .. 2 baths: lge. living rm. + 2
bdrm .. 1 b<1th apt. Patio. 2 C'ar g;,irage.
$250.000
3 .Bdrms. & den. 2·slory home. 2
Patios. view of South bay. Shown bv
app't. only. $275.000 ·
WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE
229 Marine, Balboa Island 675-3331
I
Gne-ral 1002GeMra1 1002
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ON THE WATER
Spacious 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, den con -
do vt/wet-bar, fireplace, gourmet
kitchen. sunken living room. Deluxe
upgrades, wall coverings. mirrors.
Immaculate. After '5 and wknds, (213)
598-4989. Wkdays (714) 642·6673. Open
house Sat & Sun 11-5. 5107 Marina
Pacifica Dr, N ., Key 21 , Long Beach.
Own.et: $1.ot,950.
7 UHITS I
All 2 bedroom. l 1h bath. Some with
ocean view & central courtyard.
This new complex provides an
excellent tax shelter for the
investor. Asking $365.000.
EXTRAVAGANT
Executive home ln cen.tr.ally
located, prestigious UN•enlty rn. ·
Minutes to s hopplng. schools, &
tr ansporta ti on. Priced for
i~mediatc sale. $129,500~
-
7 GOOOWIU COURT'/ Delightful 2 &
d9'f condo. is the BEST IN THE
C1'l:5T. Beautiful night .view. OPEN
SAT/SUN .• 1-5 $127,500.
20361 E. OCEAN ILVD:/ Living at its
bes on the Penin. Point; perfect for
small family; 2 & conv. den; ideally
l~ted ~ear bay & ocean. Lge. priv.
P4t10 .. Liv. rm. features book-lined
frplc. wall. with ,open beam ceil. ,
OPEN SAT./SUN. 1-5. A s teal at SJ.?.900
oc!EAHFRONT DUPLEX./ Prime location
on best beach. Deluxe & dramatic
owner's unit. Fabulous view of rolling
· surf & breaking waves. Call to see.
NEWPORT SHORES WATERFROMT1
Immac. 3 BR. & fam. rm .. near
-. clubhouse, pool & tennb. Jmmed.
possess. ·only $127.600
MONEY MAKING DUPLEX! Just listed!
'l·Blk. to ocean. Best rental area.
Furn. for summer/winter bookings.
Lge. 3 BR. & 2 BR .. 2 frpl. 5167,000
DAVIDSON REALTY
5801 W Coo~t Hwy N B 645 • 7575
3116 Newporl Blvd . N B 673-9060
GeMral I 002 IGeMral · I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
OPEN 1-5 SAT
This Hew Listing in Bayer-est
1739 TRADEWINDS LANE
4 BR. 2 BA . separate master suite.
gourmet kitchen, low maint. rear yard
with s parkling heated pool. Ivan Wells
lis ted at only $225,000.
HARBOR VIEW
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1.5
I 80 I Port V annouth
4 Bdrms .. family home with countrv
kitchen. Award ·winning landscaping.
Large corner Jot. Beautifully deC'orat· •
ed designer wallpaper.
SPYGLASS HILL
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUM 1-5
2 3 lod~ga lay
3 Bdrm .. formal dining room with up·
~raded appointments. ocean view.
secluded stone jacuzzi and waterfall
adjacent to master bedroom. Lowest
price with view.
OPEH HOUSE SUND.A Y 1 ·4
1130 West Sierra
Near So. Cst. Plaza, 3 Bdrms .. 2
baths. new paint & carpeL'i Shows like
a model. S79.900.
YOUR HOME
TOWN BROICH!
673-7601
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The
Dalebout
Association
Real Estate Specialist
<Dover Shores/ Baycrest/Westclif()
~ME wmt US-to prestkjlous 1315
A1ttfCJUCI Woy. Th• • IMltCJ "°°"' Is a
oTtlblc occetthd by ~INJ thirty fl•!
foet .,._.,d ceHUM)a. Faur IMdt'oolM.
Pihate master suiff. GeMrous famia,
~ wftll P.-quet floors. .An IMC.._
foiMal'diftiftg room. Tnlly mt offMftC) of
~c clstinction. This ls,GR,Hckni••
pffS...tatfCllt by n.. Dalebout( Assoclo-
ffon. $255,000. . . o..., Saturday dl'ld SUltday I ·5
O..n Toda!·
21ilv. EMTRADA
41R. llA
2100 Sq. ft. family home:
crisp & fresh new decor.
Best early area, near
pool. Kids love lt here " enjoy .. chore-rreen ,peace • ~.ooo gets you
the Sood Ille. .
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E..1 ,fhlufl Prc1I Blc1q
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
SI lS,000 WITH LAMD End unit. 3 BR .. ,
2'12 ba .. kitch/fam. rm.; beautiful de-
cor. 1850 Sq. fl.; cathedral ceil .• wide
greenbelt.
OPEN SUM. I ·S 40 I VISTA SUERTE
.,,
.MD UNIT. CUSTOM Enlarged. one of 3
kind home of builder. developer of
Bluffs. 2800 Sq. ft.; 2 huge BR .. 2~ '
ba .• fam. rm .. spectacular water
view. Nothing to compare in Newport .
at $285.000.
OPEN l.oS 2427 VISTA MOILEU,.
LEASES
~ Bay view. 3 BR. fam. rm .. 21,~
ba .. 2250 sq. ft. S725 Mo.
llG CANYON 4 BR. fam. rm .. view.
pool. jac. $1500 Mo.
..
1 Blk to Cliff Dr.
Architect designed
home, set among tower·
ang panes & lovely
gardens. 3 BR, 2 BA,
Sl57,500.
RANCHO HELEN 8. DOWD ..
S.AN JOAQUIN REALTOR, IMC. MLS 64~0134
Beaut. ocean view from 1973 T U t & T Sal every\. window in this 2 op s er op esman
. . .,
BR, 2 'IBA condominium 1974 & 1975 R......Up
tastsefully decorated. ~wpart-Mna locrd of Rf'Clltors
Close to pool & jacuzzi.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~
$92,500.
673·7011
Farrell~~
STEPS TO BEACH
$84,900
Newport Beach !
Decorators dream. Cozy
wood grained living
room with Swedish
(ireplace. Butcher block
counter top in this
LOVELY LIDO ISLE
PRIVATE BEACHES-TENNIS COL'RTS-
lbCLUBHOUSE
Spacious 3 bedroom. den. 2 bath. home. Larsie
livm~ room. separate dminir room. modern
kitchen. 3 car garage. 45 l'•t. Street to street lot
with sunny South patio.
$225,000. 673-4239 I
gourmet kitchen. Cozy ~~~~~!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~!'!! hideaway master wing =
with mirrored wardrobe ...... 1111!1••••••••••• Two more spa c ious
bedrooms. custom sun·
deck, teMis, swimming
& boating facilities.
Don't be too late. Call
now752·1700
()PfN Ill 0 •II ~ fUN IO 8( NI('(•
l•ll~<ll
Custom leautv!
311'.I Years new w /4 br's,
dming rm AND family
rm. Raised tiJe entry. 2
baths. delx kit., lge patio,
E·Z care yard. Reduced
•for immed. sale to
$87,950.
531·5800. eve54J..63SS
Wntha•en Realton
lnt1 RE Network
WHITEWATER
VIEW
POOL SAUNA
-$83,900
Harbor Pacific heated &
filtered pool withjacuzzi.
Overlooks beach.
Secluded private bar·b·
que patio. Secluded
second story den with
ocean vietv. To see this
exciting property, call
962·7788 .
.Q. K€Y 'V P.€ALTOP.S A
A LOT FORA
LITTLE $56,000
How's this for value?
Park like setting · com·
munity pool -beautifully
decorated 2 story, 2
bdrm, l"" bath adult COD·
dominlum ! Spiral
atalrcase -enclosed ipraae. Priced for quick
sale! Don't wait, call
now 842-2535
CE .· 110181 BLllNS ca~ '"
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE "'
• OPEN SUMDA Y 1-s~
Spacious 2 Story Home -Easily
Expandable. 3 Large Bedrooms. 2'h
Baths, Family Room. Separate Din-'1'
ing Room Country Kitchen. Custom '•
Shutters & Chandeliers. Lovelv Cur-
tains & Blinds, Refrigerator
Included. Over 2000 Square Feet.
LarJ?e Shaded Patio. Pool Size
Yard. Only $159.000.
2021 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE
CORONA TOWNHOUSE
Canvon Crest Estates Area Of
Corona Del Mar. End Unit "E"
Pian With 2 Bedrooms. 2'h Baths, 2
Fireplaces. 3 Patios. Built-In AU
Electric Kitchen . Beautifully
Carpeted & Draped. Near Pool &
Jacuaai. $124,900.
#10 CREST CIRCLE
DllAMA TIC TOWMHOUSE-"ILUFFS'•
Much In-Demand Tri -level End
Unit "R Plan" With View. Highly
Upgraded Wood Pegged Floors In
Both Entry Hall & Kitchen, 2
Spacious Bedrooms. 2112 Baths.
Den, Wet Bar. All-Electric Kitchen.
Formal Dining Room. Patio:
$162.500.
2927 PERLA
LDCE A PENJHOU$E -•'11.UA=S ..
Spectacular 2 Story End Unit
Townhouse With Full Balcony
Highly Upgraded. Overlooks Pool &
Cabana. 2 Spacious Bedrooll) Suites
3 Baths. Huge Family Room. Easily
Convertible To Another Suite. Many
Other Fine Features. Near Schools
& Shops. Seller Transferred $167,500
2444 VISTA NOBLEZA
PLAM 3 IROADMOOR, TURnE ROCK
Ever Popular Single Level Broad·
moor With 4 Bedrooms 2'h Baths
Lge. Family Room. Del Piso Tile
Entry Beautifully Landscaped.
Wrap Around Patio. Newly Painted
& Immaculate 3 Car Gar. Near
Parks & Pool $129,500
59St SIERRA BJ}_A VO
CHA' I n••n COMPAltSON
In Dover ShOres!·Gracious 1 Story
French Regency Wit!\ Exciting Bay
View. Gated Gar,.ten Courtyard En·
try . Living Room With Marble
Fireplace. Fomtty Rdoni, Wet Bar,
• Bedrooms. Sunken Tub.Shower In
Master Suite, 3'h Baths. Formal
Dlnin; Room. AU-Electric Kitchen. S'28S,OOO.
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OUTRAGEOUS ...
. pnn: n·duction'. J lkh m • 1 I.la
Hu) shore~ home. romplrlt-ly redone
Lns ide & out curpets. rlrapes. bJths &
landscapmg Can 'l Jast at Sl59,500
C. F. COLESWORTHY
640-0020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty
FINER HOMES
FROM $72,500 TO $1,350,000
OPEN SUH 1-5 PM.
2612 VISTA DEL ORO, BLUFFS.
Customized "V" plan; 3 BRs din-
ing rm, 21/:? baths. Reautiful pa~quet
ei:itry, plush beige earpeting, m•w
kitc h en, mirrored wardrobes.
Charming private patio for sunning.
Orf cred at Sll7 ,500. <D-41)
FINEST QUALITY HOME
OPEM SUH 1·5 PM. 1307 SANTIAGO,
WESTCLIFF/DOVER SHORES.
Exceptionally attractive 4 BR, 212
baths w /sc p a rate d inin g +
handsome paneled den w/wet bar &
refrig. Gori!eous ba{'k gardens w/2
covered patios. S215,000. (U-42)
BALBOA ISLAND
L ocation ! Location! Charming
olde r 4 BR hom e w/1 BR apt. over
garage. Sand.v beach in front.
$351.000. OPEN SUM 1·5 PM. 542
SOUTH IAYFROMT. CD -43)
OUTSTANDING FAMILY HOME
OPEM SUH 12·5 PM . 1806
SAMDLEWOOD, BA YCREST. Coff San-
tiago) 4 lg. BRs, 3 baths in this Ivan
We lls ho me w/separatc dmmg,
family rm & courtyard entry for
complete privacy on quiet street.
Charming back area surrounding
pool. <D-44 >
COMTIMPORARY IV AM WB.LS-
S I 69 ,000
OPEM SUH I ·5 PM. 1909 COM·
MODORE. BA YCREST. (off Mariners)
Beautifully landscaped & s unny
patio in rear yard & room for pool.
4 BRs, 3 baths, dining & family rm
w/lot.s of glass thruout. Air cond. 4
patios for outdoor living. <D-45)
THE BLUFFS
Choice 3 BR. 21h bath end unit w/
lovely bay view! Lovely wallpapers
& cpts .. -bright & fresh! Complete
sec. syst e m . $162,500. Ma x inc
Williams 642-8235. <D-46)
REDUCED TO SEU.
OutstandinJ? value in Eastbluff.
Lus k built 3 BR. 2 baths w/fo rmal
dining & parquet floored family rm.
I mmediate possession poss ible.
$142.500. La rr y Dyer 642-8235 .
(0-47 )
SPARKLING HEW DUPLEX
Rare location So. of Bayside Dr. -
c ustomized by owner. 3 BRs, 2
baths each. Fireplaces -2 blks to
beach. A must see! $265,000. Har-
riet Perry 642-8235. (D-48) ·
TREMENDOUS
4 BR "Palermo" model w/180
degree view! Ric hly paneled
downstairs; shutters; quality floor
coverings. Ultra-clean thruout !
Carl Butler 642-8235. CD-49)
DELIGHT OF NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Cozy. shaded glen area (off Santa
Ana & Broad St.s) & R-2 lot make
this 4 BR. 2 bath + study home an
interesting investment opportunity.
Lovely place to live ! Generous
b ea utifully land sc.aped '
sprinklered. buildable lot g~s thru
& up to La Jolla St. Priced to sell
w /quick possession possible!
$161,950. Tom Allinson 64°·8235 (D-SO) . ~ • .
WISTCLtff
Sharp. spacious condominium w/2
BRs, 2 baths & dining. Decorator
cpts/drps, fireplace, mirrored
wardrobes, gourmet kttclwn & pool.
$84,500. Harriet. Perry 642·823S.
(D-Sl)
PllCIS na-tM• YOU OUT?
This may be your last chance tQ get
lbto this "Carmel" model on fee
land in Harbor View Momcs I Lg.
yai'd. Clean & neatt Carl Bulle~
-~. (D.s2)
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CHOICI
NORTH TUSTIN
Thia 3 bdrm home baa a
dming room & aeta on ap-
prox "'• acre of beautiful parklike setting in the
Foothill lhgh School dls-
tm1. Priced for quick
~ale at S89.500.
OPEN SUNDAY l·S
i091 Foothill Blvd.
AHOPREALTY
731-4911
Ask for Don or Helen
2 STORY 4 BDRM
POOL&BEACH
Joe to beach from this
lughly upgraded twnhm
Gourmet kitchen with
form al dining . New
l'arpl'ls throughout
Windml( st;urs to master
s uatl! and children's
quartt•r!> Call 963-6767
f,,,~,r ~·I iLJf"li')ll f'Jrfl'
[~ ll~&Hill
HEW LISTINGS!
EASTSIDE C.M.
Clean & comfortable 3
bdrm. + family, 2 bath
home; bnck frplc. · in
x lnt neighborhood .
$84,500'
COSTA MESA
Creom of College Park ·
parkhke entry & patio +
3 bdrm . & family, 2
baths; dbl. brick !rplc.
Low maintenance .
$87,500 Make offer !
WOODBRIDGE
Broadmoor home, 2 BR
+ den + dining rm. +
eat.mg area in kitchen
Gorgeous brick frplc.
Low ma1nt. yard
$98,500!
HEW LISTING!
Ocean I blk,, deluxe
duplex: 3 BR. 2 ba. ea
Close to stores & Lado
Villagc Reduced lo
$167,950'
BAYFROHT
OPEN SAT /SUH I ·5
1805 W.BAY
Brand new duplex; 3 & 2
BR .. frplcs .. sundecks, 4
car garage. Close to
restaura nts & p l a y
Uungs. Seller will help
finance. Reduced to
$!85.000!
CORONA DEL MAR
OPEN SUM. I ·5
708AVOCADO
Ocean side of hwy.;
charming 2 'BR. house +
near new 4 BR. apt. + 4
car garage. $185,000!
Balboa Bay Prop.
Realten
• 675-7060 *
3 BDRM
POOL&BEACH
Located on quiet tree
lined ~lreet. Close to
schools & major shop-
ping centers. Huge hv
rm. with fireplace .
Servc·through window to
private pavlllion. Priced
at 562.500. Call 963-6767 oPfN 1119. ,, s IUN roof M(fl
[eq11111
' Eashlde,CM
(2) 2 Bedroom homea-
one new, one remodeled.
Cloee to 17th Street shop·
ping and Newport
Harbor High. A super in·
vestment. Hurry. just
listed, call 546-5880.
~~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
NOSTALGIC HW"
RB>UCED SS,000
S c e n i c tr e't! I i n e d
nei&hborhood. Charm &
warmth rill this home.
Plmh carpeting. Coiy
fi~place. Sunny kitchen.
Hideaway mast.er win1.
Two more apaciou bedroom1. Stepdo.,n
family room. PooWde lot
too I J utt reduced
$119,900! Don'L wait. CAil
now752·1700 .
O#'fN 1119 ." s rUNfOU NICI'
[lfllBVll
HEW BA YFROHT 2 Bfl.
Large condo with family rm. or 3rd
bdrm. Beautifully decorated, draped
& carpeted. Large boat slip avail. 2
Car garage &. elevator electronically
guarded. Lease at $990 per mo. or buy
with lease/option, or purchase now at
$245,900. 621 Lido Park Dr .• C-2, NB
EXCEPTIONAL BLUFFS .. E ..
Extremely motivated seller offers this
very popular 2-level condo with 3
bdrms .. lge. family rm .. 21A? baths, 2
frplcs. & 2 patios overlooking a wide,
beautiful greenbelt. Home is s uper,
with new carpeting & Del Piso tile en-
try. Priced way below market at
$149.500. 2216 Vis ta Dorado <off del
Oro>.
HARBOR VIEW HOME
Largest I-level 4 bdrm. model. with
family rm. & an added den. Formal
dining rm. & s uper kitchen. A very
good inve s tment at $149 ,750
INCLUDING THE LAND. 1839 Port
W estbourne,
ONE OF A KIND
HighJy upgraded Trina condo in the
exclusive Bluffs. Previously 3 bdrms ..
2'h baths. but owner has profess. con-
verted two bdrms. into one huge mslr.
suite. A real gem! $159.900. 500 Vista
Grande. 1To5 SUN. only.
LOTS OF LAND
This s plendid Harbor View home has
a large, poolsizc yard. great for the
young family. 4 Bdrms. on one level.
with family rm. & formal dining rm.
$149,500. 1627 Port Abbey.
HORST'S CA.SRE
A n exceptionally lovely home in
Spyglass Ridge with 4 bdrms .. family
rm. with wet bar & frplc .. secluded
library. co untry kitchen with
microwave oven' & a complete dark
room. 3 Car gar agt•. Quiet privacy
with inspiring ocean & canyon views.
Priced for fast sale at $298.950. 1607
Castle Cove.
CORONA DEL MAR
1/2 ILOCK TO BEACH
Walk a few s teps to overlook the
b each. jetty & s hips galore! Ve ry
sharp & lovely 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home
in the best part of Corona del Mar.
Owner will finance at 9'/t-. Asking
S18S,OOO. 223 Orchid Ave.
759-0811
450 NEWPORT CENTER ORI VE 759·081 1
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OPEN HOUSES
645 IA YSIDE DRIVE-NEWPORT IEACH:
Promofttory lay "wak-rfrOftt home", p1 ... &
sllp tor so· boat. Spacious tow ~
hotM with unuwal qame room wHh co•y
fireplace o•trlooldncJ the water. lecaltffully
chcOf'Clhd -shows llke a tNMW ltotne.
OPEN SAT & SUH I to 5. $450,000.
4500 ROXBURY DRIVE: CAMEO SHORES
in Corona del Mar: pr.stfglous priYat.. com-
munity with prl•at• beachH. 5partdln9
tflree bedroom & family room home with
OCEAN VIEW: ••pKlolly large ycrd with
sKluded patio. OPEM SAT & SUM I to 5.
$266,000.
633 LIDO PARK DRIVE. UNIT E-1
LIDO BASIN: SoplUsHcat.d IMftCJ "On The
lay''. ExciffncJ three bedroom or two & deft
condominium. Security! Prl•acy! Pier & 1Hp
aHHable for larcJe boat. Connnl...t to Lido
shops, banks & n1tauranh. OPEM
SUMDAY 1-5
# 19 ROIOH COURT, NEWPORT CREST:
Hewporl leach. four beG-oom & .family
room lfllt lenl condominium. Family oritftf..
~. hthrestfnC}fy decorated. Includes use of
pool, jacuul, sauna & tennis courts.
$162,950. OPEM SAT
605 LARKSPUR -CORONA DB. MAR:
Lar9e DUPLEX -two Mdroom, two baths
& thrff l>Hroom, two & one-.'°'1 baths.
Well located and In fine conditi on.
S 186,500. OPEN SAT & SUH I ·5 .
50 PIERPONT -DEL CERRO: Costa .
MHa choice area. Four ~ and family
ROOM -beautiful qarden. $79,950.
OPEN SUHDA Y 1-5
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mer
675-5511
G...eral 1002b eMral 1002
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Open House Sat. & Sun 1-5
CORONA HIGHLANDS
Canyon Location
On a huge wooded lot with a "5 Gallon
Ocean View". a flawless 3 bedroom. 2
bath h ome. Walking distance to
private beach. Only S153.000.
504 S.award Rd.
Cati 644-7211
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THE GOOD LIFE
In this Harbor View home; 2 bdrms ..
dining rm. & den. with pool. jacuzzi &
great view! Total charm geared to
candlelight dinners & great outdoor
living. Sl49.900.
OPEM DAILY 1·5
1812 NEWPORT .HILLS DR. EAST
Orange Coast
. 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
REAL ESTATE 644·4141
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pen fiowe~
TODAY 1 TO 5
THE COYE
Completely furn. & beautifully de·
corated former model. 2 Bdrm.. 2
bath condominium. Excitingly dif·
ferent ! $185,000. Ls hold.
974 BAYSIDE COY! WIST
EASTILUFF
l ·Story 4 bdrm. on cbpice front row.
comer lot. Spacious-dining or fami-
ly rm., brkfst. rm.. lge. covered
patio. $159.SOO. Lshold.
2909 CATALPA
liMCMO SAM JOA9UIH
Sun & swim outside your door ... then
enjoy privacy & view from this out-
st an dtng z bdrm. & den con
dominium. It 's special I $109,500
Z..M&DlOMA .
HAllOll VllW HOMIS
Spacious family hoine in ex .
nelghborhood. 4 Bdrms.. 2\t b
Sparkling pool with slide & sweep.
Wide lot with RV access. $205,000
1'70 n. DUHL ... M C•CLI
Start in Cameo Shores. <tnd finish
on the bayfront. Whateve r you're
looking for from a large home to
a compac t condominium it's on
today's tour. It 's arranged
geogra phi cal l y for yo ur
convenience, so all you need is this
ad and a couple of hours to sample
a bit of the life style Newport has to
offer. And on top of that, at each
home you will have the opportunity
to meet another fuJl time sales
professional from Coldwell Banker.
the nation's most respected name in
Real E.5tate.
FIRST OFFERING
Spacious Cameo Shores view home.
4 BDRM. family room with custom
decor throughout. Sparkling pool &
jacuzzi. Lar~e patio. $295.000.
OPEM 1·5 4539 ORRINGTON
OLD CORONA DEL MAR
Vacation all year long . And where
will you find a 4 bedroom. 21h bath
home with red brick fireplace,
shake roof and lots of closet space
.... plus a 1 bedroom apartment
.... for $179,500 including Jand!
OPEN I ·5 7 J 5 JASMINE
HARBOR VIEW -SAMDPIPEA
Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2li-'.! bath home
with poo l & jacuzzi: Lovely
landscaping. You'll fall in love wita
this one. $225,000 with land.
OPEN 1·5 1214 ICEEL DRIVE
EXP ANDED HARBOR VIEW HOME
4 bedroom, 3 bath, family home,
just a few steps from the park,
clubhouse & pool. Can be seen at
any time. Ask about favorable
financing. $177.500 -Fee
OPEM 1·5 · I 815 PORT CARLOW
LOCATION! LOCATIOHI LOCATION!
Harbor View Horries Portofino.
close to park & pool. Ready for you
to start the new school year. Need a.
bonus room, 3 bedrooms, 3112 baths?
All for $170,000.
OPEN 1-5 1836 PORT TIFF ...
OHi OF A klHD -IN -HVH
U nique 5 bedroom, 2'h bath.
expanded Palermo model in lovely
Harbor Vie w Homes. Lots of
privacy. Extra large dining room
with bay window. Many extras.
$193.500 Fee.
OPEN 1-5 1960 PORT liMSGATE
HARBOR VIEW
Immaculate Harbor View Home on
large corner lot. 4 bedroom. family
room Montego Model. A great buy
for a yaung family! $159,500.
OPEH I ·5 170 I PORT WESTIOURME
PANORAMIC VIEW
H.uge living room with French
_doors to charming patio. Beautiful
wood floors. Marble jacuzzi tub.
Immediately available at $284,500
and you own the land.
OPEN HOUSE 1·5 # 15 RUE CANNES
/ Y ACA TIOM LIVING
Rare sing le-level 3 BR. 2 BA
townhome on quiet cul-delsac in the
Bluffs. Easy walking distance to
s hopping & recreation. L Quality
decorating inside & out. Just
reduced to $159,SOO '\
OPEH l·S 410 ONDA
ILUFFS-SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME
Sparkling Z plan on beautiful
greenbelt. 5 bedrooms, 2 separate
enclosed patios, quality tile, cus tom
sh utters. Many upgraded features.
$155,000
OPEH 1·5 302 VISTA TRUCHA
IAYSHOAES -PRIYA TE AREA
Live a little ! Enjoy swimming,
boating, s ecurity. & this charming 3
Bdrms., Fam. Rm. home. Owner
will finance & save you money.
$159,500.
OPEN l·S 25 IS aE$TYf!W
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LUXURIOUS CONDO
R are elegance in highly upgraded·
Newport Crest 3 bedroom unit with
dining room. Luxurious master
suite includes richly paneled study.
Better than a decorator model at $14s;ooo.
OPIN a.s
IA YAtONT -SLIP AYAILAILI
Co!item~.!!L_elegance~. Luxur fvmg wi a panoramic Di v ew.
Custom designed. Four rooms.
dining room, ftimily room plus
separate guest Apt. Exterior
beauUfully l andscaped. Entry with
MCUrlty gate. $349,500 ·
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HOHSE HAVEN In San Juan Cap~lrano 3.S.00 ~q rt. br~athtaklng
born•· 5 Bdrm . 4 balhll & 1ueet
coHatw 30'x60' pool, c•ndo!',f'd with
wrou,:hl mm fonc(.• 011 ti l lovely acres.
Zoned tor 1 ~u:rt• lot1' Tux shelter?
Pnct'<I for upprec1ultcm 993,600.
HALCYON DAYS tn Sun Juan
Cap1~trc.1no F\sh pond & waterfall In
fronl t•ourlyttnl, punot •lllHl' view of
rollln~ hills. 3 Bdrm & 2 baths,
beuutirut µat.Jo, r~dwood rencin g &
m un u· u r l'd y n rd . M uny <'US tom
reuturt!~ . . . • . . . . $77,500.
BIG INCOME BUT CAN'T SAVE?
This 1s your chance! 4 Bdrm .• 21h
baths. loaded with extras & upgrades.
Low, low down, owner will help you
finance. Can't Ja~t at.. . . . $83,500
H ATE YARD WORK '~ View of ocean
& hill->, 3 Bdrm . 2 bath home
u pgraded throughout, central air
conditioning, electric garage door
opener Enjoy sunny San Juan
Capistrano. PriC'('d at only ... $83.500.
EXCELLENT FAM IL Y
N EIGIIBORIIOOD. Country kitchen
home, 3 Bdrm., 2 baths, self cleaning
oven, large fenced yard with room for
pool in fabulous Mission Viejo. Priced
for quick sale ................ $76,500.
REDUCE FOR SUMMER! Put on
your bikini & walk 2 blocks to the
beach from this 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath, open
beamed ceiling home. Price reduced
from $95,000 for quick sale .... $87,500.
FREE RENTALS
CALL 493-4521
"EnrythitMJ we touch tums to Sold"
33161 Camino Capbtrano, Suite L
San Juan Capistrano
GeMral 1002 ••••.............•.••. ···················~···
R-2 ZONING
A1mrox 71100 sq rt. lot 1n
turn 11f cul-de sac. Ideal
to build one more unit
Exjstm~ home a 2 bed rm + mother-in·law or S(uest
rm w 1sep hath. Nf.'ar
Newport lits. Heduccd Lo
S72.000.
Open Sat /S4Jn 1-5
1'578 Rivenide, C.M.
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-ANYTIME
FOUND
~ecluded 3 bedroom
home with pool and rum·
pus room for family go.
rng In all ll1rections. Ccn-
t r a 11 y lo cated off
F11 1 rv1ew and
McCor mack. 3129 Bray
Lane, CM. Open Sat/Sun
1 5. $76,460.
4oour• C.M. AllMI..._
Have something you want SELL idle items with a
to sell? Class1hed ads do Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Ad.
it well. 642-5678. 00 5678
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PRESTIGIOUS IRVINE TERRACE
$285,000 .
Outstanding custom 5 bedroom family
rm. house with 157 ft. frontage on prirM
street. Beautifuf pool and ICll'C_le back
yard witti lush landscapin9 and privacy.
A perfe.c:t family ho!M that shows "pride
of ownership" by one family. Shown by
appointment.
ON WATERFRONT
$258.500
Charmine) 3 Bdrm+family room home.
Your own boat dock+a private CJAfft
yard, brick patio & aviary.
WA TERFROMT--flXER UPPER
$240,000 firm
Gi9antic 5 or 6 .,.._oom home on tM
water with boat dock. Two I~ patios
and lots of square foot• to arT~ to
suit yOUI' own styt•. Nffds a facelift. but
what a challtnge!
BEACH DUPLEX-+IEWPORT
$189,500
-Acrou tM strfft from Ocean. L~ 4 & 2
Bdrm Units. Leen opt for $10,000 down
& S 1500 ~mo. Open Sot/Sunday 1·5
PM
MESA VERDE--MAGMIFICEMT
SI 53,000
Exceptional 2-story home with 4
bedroom1. step-down family nn. fonnal
dinln9 room and hu~• kltc:ht1t. 2
fireplocn. Lush landscapiMJ Jn front Oftd
bock. Tnily a pride of oWMnhip home.
Of*' S.... I ·S p.m.
IM UNIVERSITY PARIC-4RYIMI
$94,950
· hclfffMJ Eclnburg modtf to~ with
3 ........ + ,..,..1 "" & 21/2 both..
HtNJe bad& yard with bridr paHo 9td
fiNpff.
HOMES OPE..-1 ·S This Aftemoon
UMl9UI IM SHORECLIFFS 4 bdrm .•
pool, mini estate. new kitchen, im·
mac., $215,000. See Dottie Johnson at
242 Driftwood.
UNICfMIE IM HARIOR VIEW HOMES -3
bdrm., family home. nr park/pool.
lmmac. See Elaine Bell at 1830 Port
Ashley. Bring S152,000.
UMICjMIE OVER NEWPORT HARBOR -4
bdrm .. 2 story. incredible bay views.
room for tennis. Sec Mary Ann An-
derson at 1101 Kings Road. $298,000.
UHICfMIE IN OLD CORONA Da. MAR
"Cottage-like" 3000 s q. ft.. 4 bdrm., 5
baths. 2 frplc:s. $242.500. Sec Barb
Hutchings at 310 Orchid Ave.
UNIQUE IN IRVIME TERRACE New list-
ing, 3 bdrm .. needs quick escrow.
$135,000. Sec Nadine Croul at 1312 San-
tanella.
UMIQUE IM HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Portofino. 4 bdrm., rec room, paddle
tennis court, 1mmac See Wendy
Beam at 1718 Port Margate. Bring
$185.000 and vour Lennis balls.
UNIQUE IM MESA VERDE -hidden two
story, added room. pool. jacuzzi. Near
park. S139,950. Sec Barbara Orahood
at 2832 Boa Vista Or.
UNIQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Four bdrm .. single c;tory, fantastic:
view. nr. tennis Sec Carol Wilkinson
al 2320 Port Aberdeen Bring SH>!l.900
UNIQUE IN TURTLEROCK Spacious 1
bdrm townhome. supcrc:ll'an Owner
will lease option or sell now. s1:1s.ooo
See Laraine O'Nc.•ill ;it 18741 Past•o
Cortez
~EAL TORS"
THf NICfST PEOPLr SELL INC THf Nf JI TES r HOM£S
General
CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000
MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL US
I ooi!Grneral 1002
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*Jech Reaft'i *
Cameo Skorej
NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING
Elegant cust. built. 3 l~e. bctrms . :J
bath. family home. with a s pac1ou:-.
open feeling & s uper floor plan'
Marvelous 180' Ocean .. Jettv &
Catalina view from m str. suite. with
all new bath & bdrm #l: lge. living
rm. & all new kitchen with bit-in
microwave. Formal dining rm. &
brkfst. rm. overlook courtyard lawn
with room for pool. F'abulous paneled
game rm. with hi hcam ceil.. antiqu(•
brick frpl. & wet bar with refrig .. winc
s torage cab. incl. Steps to 3 priv
beaches. S335.000
OPEN TODAY 2-6 4545 GORHAM DR.
The Cameo Shores Resldtttt Specialists
CALL 673-7040
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Burr White Realtor
2901 Newport Blvd ---------
Newport 8Pach, CA 92663
3 br. 2 ba. $153,500
Opttt House Sat & Sm I 2-5
429 ''M" Strfft
2 br. 2 ba, $105,ooO
Mini view
Q,.~
3 br. 2 ba, large pool
View $98,500
~le /Jarrell Jea!Jg
pre~enfj
LOCATION + PRIVACY
lM HIWPOttT HACH -bright and
cheerful 3 bedroom home with open
beams. located on a quiet street in
Newport Heights. Large bedrooms for
the growing family. Offered at
$134,900.
435 AlilO, H.B. Open Sat/Sun 1-5
THE GREATEST FAMILY PLACE
OH (f)UIET CUL DE SAC -Spacious 4
bdr·m. family room home on large lot.
All new country kitchen with bltns.
Custom built in Newport Beach. Nice-
ly landscaped -a real delight. Just
reduced to $140,000.
LAKE FOREST--LAKEFRONT
LOOK AT THIS BEAUTY! Brand n ew
lakefront home, with Jarge reduction
in price -just for you. 3 Bedrms &
family rm -large master suite.
fireplace. Includes boat dock a nd
special view! Now $132,500. with ex-
cellent terms.
27756 Bayshon Lab Forest Sun 1-5
EXCLUSIVE LINCOLN LANE
BEAUTIFUL MEW LISTING! -Tradi·
tional 3 bedrm home with formal din·
ing room. Custom stained glass win-
dows, shutters thruout, brick
fireplace, tile entry. Move-in condition
-in a park like setting! $195,000.
COTTAGE WITH A VIEW
BRAND HEW -ready to move into m
August. 3 Bedrooms and dining room.
one story -well planned and well
C'onstructed. Just reduced to $84,500!
I 094 Hamilton, Marina Hkjhlanch. CM
Open Sat/Sun 1-5
BRAND NEW BAYFRONT
HOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION -pier
and sliJ:Y for 35' boat. 3 Bedrooms.
family room. formal dining room. 2
fireplaces. 3 car garage -muc.·h.
much more! Just listed at $285,000.
Drive by #46 Balboa Coves and see.
YES, WE HAVE CONDOS!
BLUFFS -Carmelita model. new lis t ·
ing. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, located on
wide greenbelt. just a few spaces from
t'Ommunity pool. Extra bltn storage in
double garage. Price includes new
carpeting to bt• ins talled! Excellent
huv at $145.000.
26S4 Villa Omada, M.B. Sot/Sun 1-5
MESA VERDE VILLA featuring
reonomv and convenience. Light,
bright a·nd clean -2 bedrms. com-
m unity pool. vacant and ready Lo
move. $.58,oOO.
1648 C Iowa, Costa Mesa Sot/Sun 1-5
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN -new listing.
beautifully upgraded 2 bedroom, den,
2 bath home with panoramic view. All
on upper level in excellent location,
$110,000.
BLUFFS-TRl ... A END UNIT , with view~ J
Bedrooms. tastefully decorated.
Large private side patio, as well as
front view patio with firepit. $160.000 .
DOVER SHORES-VIEW HOME
A TOUCH OF QUIET ELEGANCE -from
its gated · courtyard thru to the
trellised patio. Quality custom built.
with 5 bedrooms. 4112 baths formal
dining room. family room and rumpus
room. Fantastic master suite! Shown
by appt. only $325,000.
HALF ACRE ESTATE
IM THE HEART OF NEWPORT -classic
eolonial, 7 bedrm home with all the
amenities. Extensive use of wood
paneling. parquet floors. bltns -even
3 fireplaces. Formal dining, family
room. pool with jacuzzi. 4 Full baths + 2 half baths. Large trees enhance
beautiful landscaping. A very special
opportunity for a very s pecial family.
$385.000.
fiwral 1002Ge•ral 1002 ..............................................
OPEN TODAY l·S pm
1700 PORT .ABBEY. Super low
price for quick sale. 4·BR. 1-story
Montego on great corner loc:ation.
Come see &: hurry~
•••••••••••••••••••••••
s.w-RxerUJper
OWMr wanu fast action.
J Bedrm, 1 bath,
West.side home. Priced
below market at ~.soo
Owner I Agent 64f·SS80
u.sk for Larry.
.TARBELL
REAlTORs ·
21MCDM
Sharp 2 -3 bedrms, 3
baths, 2 bedrm, l bath,
$180,000. Good income.
So. or Hwy 2 -on over· 1
sized lot w /great poten·
Lial Cor additional large
unit. 3 BR, 2 BA; I BR, l BA, $1SS,OOO. .
644-7270
PEHIN.POltolT
2 Bdrms. +;dining area,
frplc.. blt·ln kitchen:
secluded patio. Move·in
condition! $135,000
673·3663 S48·0715 Eves
associated
Ilk OK EAS--A EAL TOA S
101~ W Bolboo b I 1·Jb6 I
LCll"C)e & Beachy
3 BR+ den+ game rm,
yards to ocean, only
$115,000. Hurry!!
Mice & Brite
Yards to water. 3 br, 2
ba. big yard. Won't last.
SIJ0,000 Fee.
ON THE
BEACH
3 Bdrm . 2 ba. home m
We:.t Newport. llas a
rantast.Jc location plus a
tcrnfac VIEW. Perfect
for your residence or
vacation home. See this
weekend OPEN 11 to 4.
H802W. OCEANFRONT
lf523 CAMPIJ5Da~IRVlffE
COLLEGE PARKC.M .
Gracious lanai patio en-
try. California living
with indoor/outdoor
seduded Cam. rm. over·
looking fun r1lled, glitter·
ing pool. 3 BR. Huge E ·Z
care yard. $82,000 Agt
642.2237
NEAT CLEAN &
READY! For immediate
occupancy, 4 Br +office.
nr shopping & freeway.
New cpts, drps & pctlnt.
Xlnl terms available.
Owner/Agt. 642-~ll or
548-2733
LAKE ELSINORE
I Plus acre R-3, includ·
ing 4 BR. 2 Ba house, l
BR &: den, 2 Ba house.
4·Plex, upstairs, finished
3 more unlts downstairs,
all crptd. Lake view.
$120,000. Let's talk
terms.
Approox. 80 Acres,
utlUt..ies at front of pro·
perty, great lake view.
Zoned RR. s220.ooo.
quarterl~ payments.
Cl Includes 7 Cumished
Wlils, great as bachelor
pad. Plus large 3 Br, I~
ba, house. frplc, crpt'g,
plus work area. $100,000.
Uberal terms. A91fd 17141678-1332
CDM VICTORIAN
Out of the past
but remodeled new
2 BR, studio VlEW
VAWY 640.9900
IRVIHE
2 BR, Arborlake
Hlghly upgraded
Huae lot
VALLEY 640.9900
MIWPOltT CltEST
3Bll Fam rm 2~ BA.
Gracious living•
aeclasion Outatandint Value Below market
$121,.900 ACT FAST!
VA.LUY
4 BR Fan) & Bon111 Rtn
Spac. "Z" Pl.,i Beaut l)ecor.tnd Unit
YAU.IV
C0$fAMISA
3 BR., ti;. BA Eiclcus)V9
LRGJm",ireatYaliae
Golf Course Vista!!
Lush and lovelytt Attractive home in ship
shape condition• Kitchen with eating area and
no wax floors; dining room area, fun time lam1-~om and brick fireplace. 3 glorrous
bedrooms Large covered patio; garage door
opener! Don't wait• S75.000 Call 540-1720
All You Could Want!!
Super 4 bedroom home with entertainer's wet
bar in the family room and special effects w1lh
mirrors! Kitchen featuring eating area and
built ins; dining room, attractive entry and 2
stone fireplaces. Covered patio. sprinklers.
Prolesslonal landscaping -lush! can't last!
$144.500. Call 540-1720
UnbelleYable! !
Huntinaton Harbor!!
Spanish S'\yled 2 story executive with extras
galore! Professional decor: plush carpet.
custom tile. 2 fireplaces. game room, formal
dining room. family room. eating area and ex·
1ra baths. 3 bedrooms. 2 lovely patios,
gorgeous pool and greenhouse" Call for mo<e
details' s212.ooo 540-1720
Cream Puff!!
Immaculate• There's place tor everything m
this 5 bedroom home. Eating atea with bar,
family room and handsome lireptaoe Tile and
wood floors. huge living room. Better hurry!
Vacanlf $83.000 Call 540·1720
Executive's Dream!
Glorious home with pool. jacuzzi. fountain and
sunken BBQ pit• Wet bar in bonus room. den.
formal dining room. ea11nq area. Tile entry, 4
bedrooms and stone fireplace' Covered patio,
sprinklers. Call now! $142.500 54Q-1720
Large Rumpus Room!
Attractive home with separate family room and
rumpus room• Dining room area. eating nOOk.
bnck fireplace and 3 bedrooms Includes
drapes and bookcases. Statue fountain 1n rear
yard• Patio Belter hurry! $75.000. Gall 540-1720
Lushlv Landscaped!!
Beautlully landscaped lru1t trees galore'
Ranch style home with family room. den. din-
ing room and eating area. 3 bedrooms.
Enclosed. carpeted patio. Ideal for summer!
located 1n Easts1de Cos1a Mesa!• Better hurry!
low taxes S79 500 540-1720
Prestiqlous Spaniard!
Lovely Spanish style home m Mesa Woods
arEtal <;ozy living room with flreplace and
ma.1est1c de1hngs. 4 bedrooms with spacious
master suite featuring walk in closet and
wardrobe mirror doors. Tile entry, dining
room. country kitchen and family room.
Central air. Patio. sprinklers. Better Hurry!
$112.900 Csll 540-1720
Beautiful Lanai!!
Ideal home lor entertaining! Outside lirep1t.
gorgeous pool, and patio. lnS1de. find dining
room. entry. spacious family room with circular
fireplace plus elegant bt1ck fireplace In living
room. 3 bedrooms. Supet homel Call soon!
$89.950 54().1720
Best Buy In Mesa Woods!
The lush att1um will beautify your complete
home' Garden type k•tchen with eating area.
dining room lor entertaining and 3 bedrooms.
Brick fireplace and family room, patio and
sprinklers. Great area1 Beller hurry• S88 500 •
Cafl 54Q-1720
540-1720
2955 Hcrbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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LIVEWITH
THE STARS
A pr1rll' of h o me
ownl'r !>hlp a r t•a The
beach, :.u1i ;11111 on·Jn
can be yours anti wail ltll
you sec thi:. lwo bedroom
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home. ll hJs hct•n rc
duced h) ovcr S7 000
Call now 5-16 23 13
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ARBORLAKE
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BIG HOME
•m a Mesa Vl•nlc l'UI rle
sac 4 &•drms. 2 baths
+la rge family room <'l'n
1enng around IGxJb pool
-S hak~ roo f .double
fireplace Jnd rlmmg rm
Price d ri i.:ht . l'a ll
54&5880
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
A SUW.MERFIELD
FOR AL.i
SEASONS
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pool 11; ~rr: l'a s) l' a re
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Best buy 1n ~ach arcu.
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another want!> fu..,l !talc
4 larJ{e Br. bill family
kitchen. spurklln~ pool
and oversized yard.
Designed for family run .
don't wall! Call now!
8422535.
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SOSO Capri Lan • Mesa Verd , CM .
540.11..51 • SaUSun 1·5
I llOlOOM
16942 Pa<:1fic Cbt Hwy. Unat 201. HB
U62 77M $83.000 Sun 12·6
8S42 Wb.itesails <L Cuestn} HB
963-8278 $121,950 Sunday 1-5
124 Grand Canal, Bal. Isl.
6154000 $26.S,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 llOIOOM 1955 Port Nelson CH.V.H) NB . • ltl19 "[)" lowu St . Mesu Verde nt :rnn S00.50'' Sun 1·5
10 ('OH ', Woodhrld~l'. Ir\'
640-7609 SattSun 1·5
8872 &;tlshire. Hunt Beach
962·8&i7 Sat/Sun 1·5
904 Liard St .. Costa Mesa DIRECTORY
ll7:i X.'».'10 Sl'..H,500 Sul Sun 1 5
H:l7 Plu111. ('os t:t Mt!~U
5 U1 2:11 :J $(18,000 Sunday l ·5
546-4141 $78,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
8202 Brixhim Cir cle. H B
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.....,.,..._...._.,._.,...,..~._ht_llllifwwllwlli ... c ...... 111• .,_. 963-6767 $128,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
fl7 :1 :io:!2 $4~>.000 Sat & Sun 11 &
28 l.akc\'u:w . I rvinl'
750 0087 Sl 19,500 Sut Sun l 5
• •6802W 0<.'~anfronl. N.B.
833 M60<1 $285,000 Sat/Sun 11 ·4
511 Catalina. Npt tl~ts. N.D.
616-7711 ~at/Sun 1·5
'1 l Cove Woodbridge. l rv.
ti40 9900
19042 llilbhon), lit. Beach ~
Sun 1·5
96:J.li7h7 $59.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1652 "C" Iowa St.. Mesa Verde
751 3Wl $61.500 Sat 1 5
2 II & FAM RM or DEN
1201 La.Jolla. San Clemente
-l!J2-2 HXI S:JlS,000 Sunday 1 5
<!1659 (kt•an Vista Dr Laguna Bch
l!Hl-~·11 $189.500 Sun 1·5
• lHl'.! ;';11;;•wport Hills Dr. East. NB
6-14·-1848 $149.900 Daily 1·5
505 Marigold. Corona del Mar
675-5200 Sat Sun l·S
2063 E . Ocean Bl \'d. <Blba PnJ NB
645-7575 S159.900 Sat 1Sun t ·5
17 Stc.t r Thislk. Deerfield. In-.
640-9900 Sun 1 5
70 Lakeview (Woodbridge) Irv.
752-1414 SI 19 ,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
1951 Port Locksleigh. Newport Bch
675-3411 $146.900 Sun l ·5
214 Dahlia, Corona del M<.ir
640-9900 Sat 1 ·5
145 Bluebird Canyon, Lag una Bch
494-7578 $131 ,500 Sun. 1·4
2 IR & GUEST
1578 R1\·erside. Costa M esa
()4o·881 l S72.000 S<.it Sun t-5
2 IR & FAM & GUEST
:!Hi Brnadwa,\'. Costa Mesa
H44i-7171 $9 1.500 Sun l-5
s...,.
17886 Elm St., 1'~ountain Valley
968·8406 $74,000 Sat/Sun
25 Ash Tree Ln (Un. Park) Irvine
552-7500 Sll9,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
578 Sturgeon Dr .. Costa Mesa
751-0066 $78,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•#41 Mainsail (JasmineCrk)CdM
640-6759 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1412 Santanell a <Irv. Terr.) QtM
644-9917 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•861 Senate, Costa Mesa
833-0639 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
!tt WillowTrec <Univ Park) Irv
552-0434 Sat/Sun
2338 Colgate. College Pk. C.M .
642-223'? S82.000 Sun 1·5
1721 Kings Rd. CliffHaven. NB
631 ·0331 $255.000 Sunday 1·5
• l Escapade Court. Newport Bch
645-9322 Sat/Sun 10·6
984 Grove Place. Costa Mesa
675-1642 $68.500 Sat /Sun 1-5
14552 Guama. Irvine
540·1151 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3000 Clay St. CNwpt Hgts) N.B.
646-74 14 Sat/Sun 1·5
6272 Vatcher. Hunt. Beach
847·8273 $75,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
7 Rock Springs <Deerfield), Irv.
559-0228 $94,900 Sat/Sun 12·5
22782 Avalon St.. El Toro
548-1168 $84,900 Daily 3·8
21061 Shakleford. Hunt. Beach
963-6767 $109.500 Sun 1 5
•3534 FuC'hsia CGreenbrook). CM
957 . 1320 598.500 Sal/Sun 10·5
9 Skipper Road. Irvine
558-3327 $109.000 Sat Sun 1·5
191 2 Port Manlcigh Pl.. N.B.
644 -7730 $152,500 Sunday 2·5
3 BEDROOM 24165 Jagger . El Toro
J;H? Cirl'll' Way. ~o Lag Ul'h 586-5158 $81.500 Sat tSun 11 ·5
.1-10·2fi02 Sl92.500 Sun 12 !) 515 Poplar. Laguna Beach
217 C't•dar. :'-Jwpt Shon'!'>. :"H 494-7840 $250.000 Sat Sun 1·5
518-2787 $84,500 Sunday 12 5 1100 Sandpiper Dr .. CdM
2!1 Timbc.•rline <OcC'rfil'lcJ ) Jrv. 644-5347 $239.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
752-6521 $97 .900 S<.il!Sun 1 :l 2021 Port Bristol Cir. CHVH) NB
1412 lrvme. Newport Deach $159,000 Sun 1·5
642-5477 S88.000 Sat/Sun 10·4 435 Aliso. Newport Ht~. N.B.
5291 Gl enstone Dr . Hunt. Beach 642-5200 $134.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
840·2647 Sal/Sun •3129 Bray Lane. Costa Mesa
• 1506 Irvine Ave .. Nwpt Bch 646-3255 $79.460 Sat/Sun 1-5
646 6173 Sl 23.500 Sal/Sun l ·5 14682 Danborough CT Meadows )
1336 Conway, Costa Mesa 644-7383 592.950 Sat/Sun 1·5
540-6293 $67.000 Sat'Sun 1·5. 30 1653 New Hampshire. ~fesa /V, CM
25-t8 Westminster. Costa Mesa 752-0861 $82.500 Sunday 12·5
833-1768 Sat, Sun 1·5 884 Presidio. Mes adel Mar, CM
1437 Sere nade Ter 1 ln· Terrl Cdl\1 752-0861 S86.900 Sunday 12·5
67:l..J..l00 Daily 1-5 2201 Salta. Santa Ana
1957 Port ChclsC'a P l. Newport Bch 752-0861 $70.900 Sunday 12·5
633-105-1 Sal' Sun 1·5 1712 Highland Dr .. Newport Bch
2Cl72 Cluh Mesa Pl. Eas ts1clc C.M. 957-0701 $159 .500 Sunday 1-5
556-2660 $74,900 Sa ti Sun 1·5 2298 Redlands Dr .. Newport Bch
33761 Old Bridge Rd. Da rra Point 642-0596 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
493-9416 $92,000 Sat/Sun I ·5 •9442 Pier Dr. CS Port l Hntg. Bch
l3966 Faimoulh. Wes tminster 968-9367 $99.900 Sat/Sun 11·5
842·9371 $74.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 t9251 Sierra Cadiz (T. Rock) Irv.
.1:m-62nd St.. Newport Shores. NB 644-1766 $122.000 Sun. 1-5
548-0066 $130.000 Fee Sat/Sun 1 ·5 54:J Santa Ana (Newport Hts. l N. B.
228!1 Republic. Cos ta Mesa 646-4463 Sat/Sun l-5
546-2313 S74 ,900 Sunday 10-5 1541 Miramar. Balboa Penin
20822 Lancelot, Huntington Bch 673·6880 $155,000 Sat/Sun 12·4
546-2313 $75.750 Sat/Sun 2-6 1140 Mission Dr .. Costa Mesa
4346 Winters weet Way (Univ Pk> Irv 545-6475 Sat/Sun 1·5
1-436-4952 $84.500 Sun. 12·5 1917YachtEnchantress.NB .
20652 Tiller Circle. Huntington Bch 759-1200 S279,500 Daily 10·5
848-1511 $103.750 Sat'Sun 12·5 4545 Gorham <Cameo Shores) CdM
429 ''M" Street. Balboa Pcnin 673-7040 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
675-4630 $153.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 • 17942 Mann St.. Irvine
237 Wakeforest. College Park. CM 646-3928 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
646-3928 $78.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 547 Riverside Dr., Npwt Bch
•501 Tustin. Newport Beach 752-1700 $119,900 Sat2·5/Sunl0·3
5--16-2313 $155.000 Sat Sun 1-5 3726Sausilito, Irvine
17521 Teachers. lr\'ine 752-1700 $85.500 Satll·5/Sunl2·4 754-1202 $87 .500 Sun. 1·5 223 Orchid Ave .. Corona del Mar 2918 Cat'alpa, Eastbluff, N.B.
759-0811 S185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 540·ll5l $133,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4o1 Vista Roma <Bluffs> N.B. 118 D Masters Circle. Costa Mesa
642.8235 Sat/Sun 1.5 645-~3 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
6392 Alexandria. Huntington Beach •4l5l Sillima n. Huntington Hrbr
540·1l5l $68.000 Sat/Sun 1.5 540-1720 $212,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3382 Marigold. Costa Mesa * 1934 Port Trinity Pl. <HVlfls)NB
640-9900 Sat/Sun 1·5 644·7328 $184.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1905 Yacht Enchantress. Sea View 102 lntrepid (Newport Crest) NB
833-2907 $214.990 Sat/Sun 1.5 644-6200 $129,900 SetVSun 1·5
2431 Santa Ana Ave .. Costa Mesa 19471Sierra Lago CTurtlerocl<) Irv.
640-9900 Sat/Sun 1·5 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1·5
341 Flower. East.side CM •215Lug()fliaSt. NwptS~s. NB
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 54&--0066 SUS,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
22551 Killy. El Toro 942 Azalea, Costa Mesa
545.9491 $73.,.900 Sunday 1·5 546·2313 $93,000 Sunday 1·5
H'll CdM 4286Seton. Irvine 2821 Pebble (HV 1 s) . 752.1700 $99,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
640·1.208 S275.ooo Sun 1·5 1845 Pt. Westboume <HVHms> N.B. 2127 Republic St.. Costa Mesa 640.cCDJ\ $147•500 Sat/Sun 1.5 631·3882 $62,500 Sunday 1·5 ~
ai& Nuevo (R.SanJoaquin) Irv •2907 Baker, Costa Mesa
644·5403/640-7986 Sun l·S 546.2313 $93,100 Sunday l ·S
33 Birdsong. Irvine 2284 Northumberland. Orange
559-0002 $115,000 Sun 10·5 '546·2313 $88,500 Set/&ln 1·5
2330 Westminster. Costo Mesa •206 La Jolla. Ne\vport Beach
962-7788 $69,500 Sun 1·5 5'6·2313 $212,000. . Sat/Sun 10·5
438 Jasmin~ Lagun~ Bcncb • 236 Via Mentone (Ltdo Isle) N.B.
494·7S78 $162.500 Sun l·~ 644..f.9lb $215,000 Sat/Sµn 1·5:30
-9 C®J Brook.Trvl.rie · ~nu Keel, Harbor View Hlls, CdM
$4<4-9411 ' .SW\day l·S 640-6\61 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1312 Santanella. JrvTe.rr: CdM 5952 Zion Cir .• Park Huntiri~ HB 67~ $135 000 Sunday l·S S45·1M91 '96,500 ht/Sun 1·5
1851 Port Seaboume. Nwpt Beach 3091 Roanoke J;n, Costa Mesa
615-3411 $145 ooo Sunday 1.5 s.4~·9491 $18,SOO Sunday l ·S
027 w p k L ' s t A 8531 Marvale, Lf.Ddrnarll;, HB ,. 1 • ar a.. 81' a na • 545·N91 $106 000 Sunday 1·5
9?9·1050 $78,000 . Sun 1•5 .,, 101 Kings Pl~. Newport Beach
l • & FAM lM w 084 ~ '350.000 $it/SWlJ·5
127 San Pablo, San ~mentl' 241 E. Wil&on. Costa MHa
492-4986 '149,500 &at /Sun l· 751-3191 $72.500 sat/Sun 12·5
•1514 Ruth Ut CWeslcliff) N.8 4191 Blac:kfin, Rac~uelClb. Irv
173.7300 $149 at/Sun i~s 646,1111 ~ t /Sun 1·5
1830 Port Ashley, HVHomes, NB
675-6000 $152,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•8 Monterey Cir .. Spyglass. CdM
675·34ll $237,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2284 Fordham, Coll Park. CM ·
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
20881 Balgair Cir, Hunt'g Beach
646-7711 , Sat/Sun 1·5
2967 Mindanao. Mesa Verde, CM
556-2660 Sunday 1·5
#8 Varlovento. Nwpt Crest
640-9900 Sun 1·5 * 1955 "F " Greenleaf. Anaheim
751-3191 $54,000 S 11-3/S 12·4
382 Esther <Eastside I Costa Mesa
642-8235 Sun. 1·5
24942 Silver Leaf Ln. Laguna Hills
644-6200 Sun. 1-5
901 Alder Place <East bluff) NB
642·8235 Sun. 1·5
2612 Vista del Oro <Bluffs ) NB
642-8235 $117.500 Sun. 1·5
409 Columbus Circle. CdM
642-8235 $189,500 Sun. J-5
1718 Labrador, Mesa Ver de. CM
546-4141 $79,500 Sun 1·6
10122 Stonybrook. Meredith. HB
546-4141 $112.000 Sunday 1·5
310 Colleen Place. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $79,500 Sunday 1-5
658 Joann, Costa Mesa
540-1720 $75,000 Sunday 1-5
656 W. Darrell. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $75,000 Sunday 1·5
1317 Circle Way, No Laguna Bch
549-9347 5205,000 Sun 12·5
19381 Sierra Chula (T.Rock ) Irv.
752-1414 $115.000 Sun. 1-5
•2935 Java Rd .. Mesa Verde. C.M.
675-8800 Sunday 1-5
29476 Pelican Way. Laguna Niguel
493·7958 $89,500 Sun 12·5
• • 27756 Bays ho re La. LakeForest
642-5200 $132,500 Sun 1·5
55 Acacia Tree Lane. I rvine
552·1938 $130.000 Sun 11·4
1859 Pt. Margate CHVHomes) N.B.
675-2373 Sun. 1-5 ·
1224 Essex Ln <Westcliff} N.B.
645-2717 5145.000 Sun. 1·5
231 Lugonia. Newport Beach
548-5801 Open Sunday 1 ·5
2748 San Carlos <Mesa del Mar) CM
549-9347 $79,950 Sunday 1-6
464 Ogle. Costa Mes a
675-1642 $129,500 Sun. 1·5
1300 Seacrest. HrbrVuHlls. CdM
640-6161 Sl95,500 Sunday 1-5
1312 Seacrest, HbrbrVuHlls, CdM
640·6161 $185,000 Sunday l ·5
5516 River Ave .. Newport Beach
' 646-7171 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 IEDROOM
5315 River Ave .. Newport Bch
631-3900 $152,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•234 Colton. Newport Beach
646-2748 $115.000 Sat/Sun 12-5
3071 Yellowstone, Mes aNorth . CM
546-4141 $71.500 Sat /Sun 1·5
317 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
673 -4647, 673-1121 Sat /Sun 1-5
2296 Placentia. Costa Mesa
645-3025 $70 ,500 Sat/Sl!n 1-5
4607 Gorham Dr <Ca meo Shrs) CdM
494-1177 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
14881 Groveview (Willows) Irv.
552·5900 $72 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
4392 Margarita <Greentree) Irv.
552·5900 $92.500 Sat/Sun 12·5
20 Whistling Swan <Woodbridge) Irv
752-6688 Sl24,900 Sat/Sun 12·5
18931 Antioch Dr CTurtlerock> Irv.
752-6688 $133,900 · Sat/Sun 12·5
19422 Harding Lane, Huntngfo Bch
963-4977 $72.500 Sat/Sun
223 Via Ithaca. (Lido Isle> NB
673-0289 $225.000 Sun. I~
4 Roanne Circle, Irvine
833-3307 Slll.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2101 Highland, Newport Bch
540-1151 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
9411 Breakwater, Huntington Bch
546-2313 $83.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
113 Via Nice (Lido Is le) Npt Bch.
645·7575 $215,000 Sun. 1·5
3095 Trinity, Costa Mesa
545.9491 $85,000 Sunday 1 ·5
837 S. New Haven, Hunt. Beach
545-9491 $91,500 Sunday 1·5
•242 Driftwood, Shorecliffs,CdM
675·6000 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2901 Catalpa (Eastbluff) N.B.
640·1108 $159.500 Sun. 1·5
•1970 Pt. Dunleigh <HV Homes) NB
644-1094 $205,000 SWl. 1·5
2141 Aster, Costa Mesa
646·7171 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
210 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
642--823.5 $215,000 Sat /Sun l·S
66TI Marilyn Dr. J:lunt Bch
848·8869 $85,500 Sun
29296 Sonoma Way, San Juan Cap.
$84,990 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
120 Kings Place, Newport Beach
645-0?58 $259,900 1·5 Daily
*901 Bellis, Eastbluff, N.B.
644·1009 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
17122 Camelot Cir., Huntington Bch
846-4303 $126,900 Sat/Sun 12·5
2163 National Ave., Costa Mesa
645·2319 $69,500 Sat/Sun all day
727 Bellis <E·Bluff) NB
644-0045 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
468 DeSala Terr .. Corona del Mar
640-1700 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
22461 Atomo, Mission Viejo
586-8392 $125,900 Sa 10·5. S 12-5
8706 Frazer River Circ .. Fnt. Val.
963-3712 5116.000 Sat/Sun 9·5
5622 Maryport Or .. Huntington Bch
840-1907 Sat/Sun. All Day
5951 Sierra Bravo. Turtle Rock
631-1&>0 $129.500 Sun 1·5
• 1087 Redding. Mes a Woods, CM
549·8655 $123,900 Sat/Sun l ·5
•20861 Woodlea Ln .. Hunl'g Bch
968·9403 $107,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
24401 Calle Torcido, Lake Forest
645-7221 $126,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
1008 Westcliff (Dover Shores) NB
675·3850 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
1315 Antigua. Baycrst, Dvr Shores
642·7408 $255,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1924 Leeward Lane. Newport Bch
645-7221 Sat/Sun 1-5
340 Catalina (Newport Heights> NB
642-8235 $161,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
2106 S~mtiago (Dover Shores) NB
642·8235 $226,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2226 Port Carlisle (HV Homes) NB
642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5
2015 Port Chelsea (HVHomes > NB
642-8235 $161.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1718 Galaxy Drive <Dover
Shrs )NB
642·8235 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
1627 Pt. Abbey (HV Homes) NB
759·0811 $149.500 Sat/Sun J -5
1607 Castle Cove. Corona del Mar
759-0811 $298.950 Sat/Sun 1·5
2226 Alta Vista (Eastbluff) N.B.
640-0020 $157,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3187 Madiera. Costa Mesa
546-231'3 $92,500 Sunday 1-5
2069 Mandarin. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $144,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
3356'California, Costa Mesa
546·2313 $95,000 Sunday l·S
1214 Londonderry. Costa Mesa
754-1202 $79.500 Sun. l~
7782 Citadel, Westminster
842-9371 $104,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2239 Port Lerwick <HrbrVuHms)
N .B.
644·4910 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5:30
2409 Bonnie Place, Costa Mes a
645-0303 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30
3812 Scottsdale. Irvine
752-1700 $122.500 Sat/Sun 12·4
3947 Capri, The Colony. Irv.
673-8.550 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
40 Royal St. George. Big Cyn. NB
759-0087 Sat/Sun 1·5
1839 Pt. Westbourne (HV Hms) NB
. 759·0811 $149,750 Sat/Sun l -5
21322 Bulkhead, Huntington Beach
963-6767 $95,000 Sun 1·5
114 w. Stevens, Santa Ana
963·6767 $95.850 Sat/Sun 1·5
5432 Sierra Roja, Turtlerock, Irv.
545-9491 $126.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
#9 Redrock. Deerfield. Irv.
545-9491 $124,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1833 Garry, Santa Ana
545-9491 $97,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
20911 Balgair Cir., Hunlngtn Bch
646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
4615 Cortland, Corona del Mar
675·3411 $160.000 Sat/Sun l·S
•3030 Country Club Dr, M~a/V.CM
646-7711 Sunday 1-5
987 Presidio. Mesa del Mar. C.M .
556-2660 Sunday 1-5
721 Bellis, East Bluff
640·9900 Sat/Sun 10-6
417 Vis ta Suerte. The "Bluffs"
640-9900 Sat/Sun l·S
1422 Keel Dr .. HarborVH. CdM
644·5615 Sat/Sun l·S
2010 Baltra, Mesa Verde, OM
545-9491 $129,500 Sat/Sun l·S
3514 S. Ramona, Crossroads, SA
545-9491 $85,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
310 Orchid Ave., Old CdM, CdM
~75-6000 $242,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1718 Port Margate. HVHomes. NB
675-6000 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1 •1539 CUmberland Lo., Nwpt Sch
~7414 $172,SOO Sat/Sun 1-4: 30
220 J~mine, Corona dcl Mar
64•·7211 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
6362 Sierra Elena Rd
<Turtlerock > lrv
752-0SlS Sat/Sun l~
191S Wiodward Lane, Nwpt Beach
4 • Ir fAM lt-4 w DIM _ 7~·1920 WD.SOO .Sat/Sun 12-
11 CartMI. Bay {spygla4-~ 1 ) CaM •1800 Newport Hills Dr. E., CdM
64 .. 7383 $289.500 Sat/Sun.t..S • 67S.2311 $210.000 Sunday 1·5
'1984 Lemn~. Costa Mes a 751 Olymplcl-Coflt.a Mesa
545-5126 $109,000 Sat/Sun 2·S 752·1920 ~.900 Sun 1~
5U2 K8.006ha ~ (Turtlereck> Jrv t ~Alabama Ci.re., Cost.a Mesa
762-1691 $134,900 S.t/Sun 12·6 751'·3191 · Sunday 1~ * 1806 Port'We9tboume. <HVH> NB 16$8 Mlnorca, Costa Mesa
M<>-4950 $174,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 751-3191 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
28 Morro Bay Or ($py11. Hills) NB • 1081 Parkhill, Costa Mesa
640-6410 • SaUSun 8'5-7221 Sunday 12·4
535 ~tic Way. Laguna Bch •7502 Vantage Dr, Huntinl(ton Beh
875 6670 $239,000 Sun l·S 2131944 8855 $UO,OOO Sun l ·S
•2242 Heather Ln. N wport Bch 2924 catalpa, Newport Beach
645-at • $175,000 Sat.!&ift t ·S 144.-0S $1~000 &m ~s
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of ~Ure consUlne. $249,000. SJU,000 l ~ Harbor vu"'·1~,.
Ulllllftll VIEW .-.. O••llrt I _.._ ' IM*1oom fwUy ,., RE LTV • BR, Sii.a ba, 1'{ame rm
nNlDUft .....,,... ...... wMlt 117 ft. fr•t..M °" _._ tfrfft. for FUN! plw.,la,e fa.utJ
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w/fanwuc IVW•I & jul'ual. udj1u.·ent ,..... -.._.,.. becAcv-4 with • ' H I llG CAMYOM cstm wet bu. amaay a· ,..,~ 1~-a.... -~ .....i•-y ~ w*nn6y 'tras. Gor0 eows! Hu.....,
to Gl'('Cnbcll paa·k . 2 frpk~ .. wet bnr -~ -,... -. "" ,_._ "' . SPICTACUL.Alt YllW wilh S174Ji00. ..,
& IA ~unbathlnQ putio & more! hCMH tW shows "pride of ow..nhlp .. by Of ·us from this 4 Br & fam. rm., 2th c.entury21/Sandpf\-,er
0J)t!n Sunday 15. utOO Nt·wporl f Hlhi °" fwtlly. S8'oww by appMttiwwt. • • b~~-~~lfeb Style h ome' featuring CARLA HINSON
Or East. 5210.000. LARGE DUPLEX_.ALIOA ISi.AHO
1
• c . A~on pit. open be~tns. outside 640-"9SOor64-4·SO.S
1
CUFF DR upy UPJS en e g area. .
OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING
CAMIO HICH4L.AHDS -4 bedrm, movP
in condition. B<'autifut ' cart,>ets &.
drapes. View. Offered at $160,000.
Open Sat/Sun l ·S; 4615 Cortland, CdM.
. .--n . na • U S0,000 40 Royal St. George, Npt. Bch. OCEANFRONT
I' anlasll<' J bdrm .. den Cam1ly Mint condition 4 ond J bedroom units . Open Sat/Sun 1·5pm J Lots
home on gorgrou!) rurner site +9H1t quarten. Terrific lecaffon with . ... ' . , ' $300,000 • Aerossfronr
CltH •Or Profe:,slonully de<.-orated Mtff VllW of Hw lay. Owner wlU c.-ry ,,:, sandy beaeb. Level, cor·
thruout. Opportunity for addin' 2nd ~ *'--clnCJ on this 1peclat lftcOtM pro-' °WbbDIRIDGE ARlotl a,AKE ::U-un~~=:: SPYGLASS --large 5 bedrm bonus
story to caipturP Mean & bay view!\. ,.....,. .,. vl~:·,1lhc mountains· & OnAn ri·elds o.c . income oc sell sub-room home featuring 3 fplcs, one in $192.~ '-"· _. Ject to exchange. Tarn n'le master bedr m, located on a lt'4 acre
DIRECTORY
frCJ¥n; ·. NEW 2 br, 2 ba luxury condo o« San Diefo Fwy at lot with a mini-orchard. Also features
nr~~~e, Sunken living room with Elm. Lots • cor ner la1·ge pool and jacuzzi and a bltn gas fiGC;R!~e-:. Separate dining room. Two J\laipar " Carlsbad BBQ. Offered at $289,900. Open ca~'it4fage de YOUR OWN P RIVAT E ~~kbad. Rea_Uor SatJSun 1·5; #2 Mission Bay, CdM.
R~l\}(YARD. $119,500. -------1
Uloft.E(
E AST SI DE COSTA 28 Lake View. Irvine
Open Sat/Sun l-5pm
759·15 IS 759.0017 KESA
LDftlJ owner's d • Br.
Z 88, 2f rpk:s. Pim. t WO 2
Br II.Dils + 4 gar. Near
nu. near s bopping
calt.er. SlGS.SOO.
OPIH SUH l·S
3()t letJl PlattC.M.
Jl.Al\EL
WALKER
&15-4144 ce .. lOlt
lHEIWFfS
HAUOR Yl!W -Owner De1perat ..
beauiifully decorated. 2 bedrm. den
h om e. With ma ny extras. Off the
kitcheu is a beautiful patio with a
waterfall. Offered at $139,900. submit·
offers. 1951 Port Locksle1gh, Neweort:
Beach; Open Sun 1·5.
HARBOR VJEW -very nice, 2 bed.room
den or 3 bedroom home. <Monaco
mode)) Singl e s tory. offered at
$145.000. 1851 Port Seaboume. Newport
Beach. Open S unday 1·5
........... .,_..., ... ,.. ........... ,.. ........................ _ ...... ~.
-~ ............... ., ._.. ............. ...,.,DAILY PILOT WAKI' ADS •• ...._.
Great family home. hqe
playroom or 5tla bllm.
Fantutie 1reeabelt.
view. Enela5ed pa.tio
with fareplt. 'n.e BblUs rtnmt. 411 Vista Saene.
~House Sat/Sun l·S
WOODIRIDG.E -new 3 bed room
Townhome. located on the Jake next to
pool and sand beach and rec center.
Buyer will h ave choice of ·color of
carpet. 55 Lakeview. Irvine; open
Sat/~1-5 . ....,..,...._...._ .... ,.. ... .,......,.1a.t_••••-.._ ..... ~ .... s•.,_.
s..Mr-
4 IR & FAM RM or DEN
2645 Bunya St. <EBluff) NB
640·9777 S157.000 Sun. 1:30·5:30
300 Esther SL <Eastsidc> C.M.
$82.500 Sun 1·5
9562 Panac('a. Hunl111~ton Beach
962·5521 '962·1554 Sunday 1·5
17171 Pml'hurs l. Huntington Bch
962·5S2L S!.13.!lOO Sunday 1·5
15720 Primrose. Westminster
962-5521 $76 .950 "\. Sund<.iy l ·5
11085 Begonia, Fountain Valley
9fi2·S.521 S94.950 Sunday 1·5
•3462 Eboe. Irvine
540· l 720 $142.500 Sunday l ·5
•5 Rue Chatcau Royal
<BigCynlNB
f'44·6200 $315,000 Sun. 1·5
1909 Commodore <B::ivcrest) NB
642·8235' $169.000 · Sun. l ·S
• 1806 Sandlewood <B~ycrest> NB
642-8235 Sun. 12·5
1307 Santiago <Westchff) NB
642·8235 5215.000 Sun. 1·5
•2832 Boa Vista Or. McsaVetde.CM
546·5990 S139.950 Sunday 1·5
2320 Port Aberdeen, llVHomes. ·NB
675-6000 Sl69.900 Sunday 1·5
1874 l Pa.seo Cortez. Turtlerock. Irv
G75·6000 $135.000 Sunday 1·5
•3922 Capri. Irvine
979· 1050 Sll6.900 Sun 1·5
3145 Limerick Ln .. Costa Mesa
645-0:))3 S82.500 . Sun. 1-5:30
1014 Mariners. (Dover Shrs) NB
G45·0303 S.'385.000 Sun. 1·6
1101 Kin~s Rel. Cliffha\'Cn. NB
675·6000 S2!J8,000 Sunday l ·5
956 Magellan. M~sadcll\Jar. CM
557-8372 $87.000 Sun 1·5
5 BEDROOM
901 Celtis. F.as thluff. Nwpt Beach
S-1~·7i29 $148.000 Sunday 1·5
19GO Port Ramsgatc OIVJDs >N B
6-t 1·9000 $193.500 Sun 1·5
••542 S. Bayfront <Bal Isl> NB
6'12·8235 sa.5L.OOO Sun 1·5
S IR & FAM RM or DEN
:.>no2 La~arto <Mission Viejo)
8.H-8260 $175.000 SatfSun 1·5
27 Bodega Bn,y Or .. Spyglass. CdM
640-7789 S284.500 Sat/Sun 10·5
19641 Topeka Ln. Huntington Beach
962-4112 $126.500 Sat/Sun 12·6
#15 Balboa Ccwes, Newport Beach
631·1400 $240,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 Si~!'l Ottawa Ri\'er Cir .. Ft. Valley
67fi·ITT41 Sat/Sun 1·6
•2306 Aralia. Eastbluff. NB
642-5200 Sl81.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
907 Bellis <Eastbluff) N.B.
754-1202 $176.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5
2 Royal St. O<'orge <DigCyn> N.B.
G..t2-8235 S449.500 Sal/Sun 1:5
41 Bodega Bay (Spyglass> CdM
644--0200 S,at/Sun 1·5
1101 Cully Sark. Huntington Beach
s40.1120 S13s.ooo . Sat1sun 1·5
2a Cypress Pt. Ln.' CBig Cyp) N.B.
«>«•10 S350,~ Sat/Sun 1·5:30 s Royal St. Georgt-. Big CabYo'l
640-6161 1 S46S.OOO Sat /Sun 1·5
2 Mission Bay. Cofona.del Mar
675-3411 $289.~ Sat/Sun 1·5
920 Crocus. Costa Mesa
545.9491 $116.SOO Sunday 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
2520 Univers ity Dr . :"lwpt Beat'h
752-9023 Sundav 1·5
5 Wintergreen < Dccrl1t>lc1 > lrv ·
675-1642 $77.000 SaLSun 1-5
i; 10 Crest Circle. Cd!\1
631·1800 Sl24,900 Sun l·S * 1648 C Iowa St. Mesa\l(•rdeV1llas
642·5200 $58,000 Sal/Sun l ·5
21653 Ocenn Vista. So. Laguna
552-7500 Sl49,900 Sat1Sun 1·5
32 Rock Rose. Univ. Pk .. Irvine
751-3191 S84.500 Sat/Sun 12·4
500 Vista Grande (Bluffs) N.B
759-0811 $159.900 Sun. l ·S
•1639CJowaSt. (Mesa Vcrde>CM
754-0247 S..59,500 Sat/Sun 11 ·6
2 IR & FAM RM or DEN
2444 Vista Nobleza. ntuffs. N B.
631-1800 $167.500 Sun 1·5
#17 G'retel Court. Npl Crest. NB
673-1020 $109,500 Sundav 1.5
7 Goodwill Ct (Newport Crest> N·a
645·7575 $127.500 S<i l Sun 1-5
• •'121 Lido Park Or.(' 2. ~ B ·
759-0811 S::it Sun l·S
3 BEDROOM
1970 San Bruno <The Bluffs> N. B
640:7000 S115.<>00 Sun.1-5
505 Vr.;ta Grande <Bluffs> NB
640·4089 Sl49.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2323 Vista Hoga r (Illuffs) N. B.
· 673·4400 Sun. 1·5
15506 "J" William!'>. Tuslin
646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
2225 Vista Huerta Cliluffs > N.Jl.
759-9065 S95.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
345 University <Unit E ). Costa Mesa
751·1473 S82.500 Sat/Sun 1 :30·5
522 Vista Grande <Bluffs) N. B.
644-1133 Sun. 1·5
l IR & FAM RM or DE:H
2216 Vista Dorado <Bluffs ) N.B.
759·0811 $149 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5
21 White Water c.JasmmeCrk>CdM
640· 7000 Sun l ·5
334 Vista Trueba (Bluffs> N.B.
548·1290 S145.000 Sat/Sun l : 30·4: ~
701 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar
675·6670 $159.500 Sun 1·5
4 BEDROOM
•2634 Vista Ornada. Bluffs. NB
642-5200 S145.000 . Sat/Sttft\t·5
21146 Chester brook. I Hg. Beach
963·67P1 $75,000 Sun 1·5
1777 Mitchell #52. Tustin
646-7711 Sunday 1·5
2114 Vista Entrada <Bluffs) N.B.
640·5560 $149.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 IR & FAM RM or DE:H
2056 Vist a Cajon <Bturrs > N.B.
644·1133 S199.SOO Sun. 1·5
il'OWNHOUSES
FOR SALE '
1839 Tanager. Mesa/V. C.M.. =-'
54MM91 StS~.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
_ _ 2 IED_.OOM
18586 Pueblo Cir .. Runtinglon Bdi
38n Hamilton. Culverdate. Irv.
545-9491 SlOS,OOf> Sat/Sun 12·S
2 Drakes BeY1 Sp}tglass. CdM
675-3411 $109.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2734 Sandpiper. Mesa Verde. CM
546--4141 $147 SOO Sunday l ·S
7 Monteclto. Spyglass. CdM
6'7S·34U $3:$,5()0 Sunday 1·5
3710 S. Alder St .. Santa An a 541~ S00,000 . S\ut. 1·5
1.,,1 Geneva. IM'ine ~4·9411 SuOclay 1-S
•1820 Janglet ~rt C~ta Metta
645-0303 u11.ooo sun. 1-s~30 , ........... ..
962-0185 . Stil/Sun 12·5 , .
l llDltOOM
#4 P ebbJewood <Woodbridge) l rv.
SS1·5774 187,®0 SUnday 12·5
h
J n & l'~M IM ... 0'4
3015Clubhousc, "Mesa Verde, CM
545·9491 Sot/Sun l·S
2 ft & 4 IR
708 Avocado. Corona del Mar
615·1060 S18S,OOO Sun. 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
I IR & STUDIO
2927 Terry Rd., Laguna Beach
494·8551 Sl29.500 Sun 1·4
llR&21R
719 -719112 Marigold . Corona del Mar
640·7804 S149i.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2387 Norse. Costa Mesa
979·8533 Sat/Sunday 1·5 .
2 IR & I BR
417 Marigold. Corona del Mar
675-6160 $157.500 Sat/Sun 1·4
135 Cecil Pl.. Eastside. CM
548-1927 $88,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
11R&21R
304 f 306 E. Broadway. E /Side CM
675-1972 !115.000 Sal/Sun 1·4
206 30th. Newport Beach
646-7171 $147.500 Sat only
2 IR & 3 IR
• •1805 W. Bay. Newport Bch
675-7060 S285.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 IR & I IR
600 Acacia. Corona del Mar
640·9900 Sun 1·5
l IR & 2 IR
365·36.51/:i La Perle Pl.. Nwpt Bch
673·8494 $189.500 Sun 1·4
4 IR & 2 BR
110 37th St (West> Newport Bench
631·1400 $189.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 II a l BR
109 35th St., Newport Beach
557-7325 $190.000 Sunday
Z OH A LOT
625 S . Ross. Santa Ana
646-7711
. ,., ,, ' .
Sunday 1·5
,, .\.:fOURPLEXES
·.r: .:· F.OR SALE
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• I J I •'I 2 IR Ir I II
6l.01Vfoteria. San Ctemente
~88..zf22 Sat/Sun 1·5
Ill~' I ,r
'!'/, J , 2 IR & 3 0
Be ®b.h.Constantine. Hunl'g Beach
84644483 Sat U-4, Sun 1·5
,,~ ',,('\
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II'".'' . FOR REMT.
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321~ Island Dr.(8i& Cyn) NB
~tp S695/Mo. Sat/Sun 1·5:30
••®aCove. Nwpt Bch
648-7171 S9SO/Mt> Sat /Sun 1·5
NEWPORT IEACH
Fantastic custocn fa mily
home on cul-de-sac hi-
beam ceilings with z
large stone lireplaces,
separate rumpus room
wilh wet bar. gounn«
k1tchln with walk·'4 pen-
try and center ulaad
range , se parate
breakfast room. N9Vly
decorated den . pltac
warm & roiy large fa.ml·
ly room. Even has an of·
fice or sewing room.
Drive through garage
with boat access. 3
Bathroom s . doub le si.r\k4, 2 large bedrooms.
What more could you
want? Open Sunday 1·5
1857 Braemar Way
Newport Beach
SPYGLASS -New home. 5 bedrm. ap-
prox 3'l16 sq.ft. with view. Popular
Nantucket model. Offered at $329.500.
7 Montecito. Open Sunday l..S.
SPYGoLASS -beautif ul 3 bedrm
P ortsmouth model. features : beaut
pool & jacuzzi. Super deep 3 car
gar age that has a children's game
r oom ~d a bath with dressing area
for pool .. Plus room for all 3 cars.
Highly upgr aded, move·in cond .. of-
fered at $237,500. Open Sat/Sun 1·5; 8
Monterey Circle.
SPYeioLASS -just lii:;ted . Owner mov-
ing out of state! Highly upgraded. 5
bedrm. 3 bath home. Fantastic view.
Offered at $299.500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5:
2 Drakes Bay. CdM.
OTitER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE
TURJUaoctC HtGHL.AMDS -just listed
3 bedrm. family room. formal dining
room. popular plan I. Corner lot loca-
tion. Home to have super upgradEts.
Pneed to sell
-------:..;;._--1 TU•TI.BOCIC HIGHLAHDS -brand 1-------..i new 4 bedrm. 21h bath. Lusk built
CHARMING OLDER home. Plan III. next to greenbelt and SPANISH HOME Spacious 2 s·ty, 3Br, 2Ba, pool. Buyer b.aJi choke of carpet color.
Cam r m. blt n s, panoramlc ocean view. H.Alt80I VllW -super upgraded 3
$84,500. (714) 722-4364 bedrm. fam ily r m. formal dining rm
OH GOLfCOURSE
Palm Springs area~by
owner. New rondo 2 br, 2
ba Rancho Las Palmas
CC . Write : 1718
Tradewinds Ln , NB
92660.
home !Carme1 model). This home is a
must see! Jiom e was professionally
decorated a nd a lso pf'ofessiona lly
landsc-.aped. 'nle back yard features a
large custom jacuzzi with waterfall
with 10\'>'s o f hanging a nd potted
plants. E>$tra storage also built in t he
attic. Calf for additional inform ation.
OPEHHOUSE
SAT & SUH 1·5 DOVER SH ~IS -beaut iful view
220 Jasnilne, CdM hom_e. 4 Be ·m. for mal dining, large
lfl Blk to Ocean family rm. ~ded 600 sq.ft; bonus
completely remodeled , roo~ over 3 cal: g.arage. This is a fan·
on an oversized lot. A tastac. custom b-.a.1lt home. Offered at
smashing 4 BR plus den onlv S28.5 000. plus formal dining plus · '
huge Camily room with SPYGLASS -new tiome is a 4 bedrm .
. ~~ t::i~e:·a~a~;:.! 2lh bath, approx. 2100 sq.ft. Comer lot
and Jetty view from with a view. Pop1..dar Tradewinds
master suil.e & sundeck. model. Ofrcred at S315.,.000.
Jt.L'lt steps to Ocean Blvd. \
$230.000. IRVIHE -new 3 bedrnt. family rm in
Calf 644-7211 Irvine Coves. Sycamore-plan. 2 story. ~ approx 1700sq. It. $95,950.
~ HAalOR VIEW -(Lusk). large 6
bedrm. formal dining, family room. 1~~ s!!'"...;.!;~t. Home on s uper large culdesac lot with
(Tuitin ). FOR THE a large pool and jacuzzi. Also in one
LOVE OF LIVI.NG, you com er of the lot is your own private
musl see this new on the putting green. Offered at $269,500.
market, Tustin condo in
prestigious San J uan JtUST USTID -nice 3 b edrm.
Meadows. A ra~ find, ··-"" ··-=th d •th with 8 Mt. view & Ow1u1ome "' m any upgra es w1
poolside tocat.ion. warm an assumable 8% loon. Call for in·
decor to go with an format ion.
arched brick frpk. Adult
«>mmunily at ill heal!
S14,900
.552·70~0 .
THE ·• VlLlACE. .
REALTORS
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979-1050
CENTURY 21
Sunday, Jutx 17, 11111
~OME Ii INCOME
$tl7,100
3 bedroom & don. 2 baths. Sporkhng
home with riroplac<i & all new kitchen.
PLUS
Larue 1 bedroom income unit.
W ulk to heuC'h & ~hops. Come see this
llt•;.suty !
OPEN HOUSE SATJ.SUM 1-4
SUPER IOMUS
Immaculate cond\tlon
thruout. Spacious 3
bedrm and dinln1. Ciao\
11Md family room. Thu
111 the r.:1tll)' neat, hurd to
find family home. Set!
this before you buy.
Hurry, call us aL540-J1Sl.
~ .. HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
VA TERMS!
EASTSIDE
VA IUYUS Coro..o ~ M• I 022 Corona det Mar I 022
$3:l:SO. mo' e• you Into •••••••••••• •••••• ••• •• •• •••• •••• • ••••••• •••• •
Newly remodeled home,
Jwil neht for a young
family. quiet tree lined •harp 3 \Jdrm bomt ~II(' lot. lffilnJ t' l
• )TMw, m.soo
POOlHOME
Lovt!ly Men Verde -t
bdrm " rarn rm qllumbed for ~ t't hJr I
opens to ~parkbng pool &
Pilt10 OUercd (or
~113.500
REDUCED $9500
Beaut 4 br ~ dt•n &
llcauttful rW1tac duplu, 2 OWNER 3 Br + guest , nr street, prof. landscaping,
BR. 4 l·BR, bHnl t'cll , bch, view. Opn Sat/Sun plush burnt orange
t:11rden patio SH9.SOO l ·S. 673-4047 or 673·1121 carpet thruoul. Large
PAULMARTIN i---------~ master bedrm w/dress· Real ~late 644-7383 ing rm. All UUs and much JASMINE CREE< OCEANCANYONVIEW more! Hurry! Call Mott Popul• # 3 Mdf &&S--0303 28r & den, So of Hw y, 1 2200+ sq ft of elegant llv· blk to beach, $215,000 Owner will carry. Shown ang. 38r, 2Ba. lam rm.
tJ, appt only, Owner bkr Teak parquet Clooring thru-0ut entry. h v rm & bi3 5740 frml din rm. Spac Mstr
FORESTE
OLSON
.... ( t.t• Ao fl.J .. '\
bon~ rm homC' in :'1."Pt1---------Shores 3 Bick!> lo lit><1th swte w scp patio. dres:.
mg rm & separate his &
PUBLIC her vanataes. Rom an MESA VERDE
buth & :.tall showC'r SUPER S llARP 4Br,
Optional purt ha:>c plan'
dVaJI
ARROWHEAD LOTS Highly upgraded cpl ~. 2Ba, fam rm, frplc, cov·
2Vacllntlot:.inl.JJ..,. \1 NOTICE drp s & s hutte r :. er~d pat io. gr€'a l ro~head Both olt,•11•tl Beautifully landscaped lndscpg, quit.'l a rea.
for $900 bnck pataoi. off LR. 1''1t & many dec·orator xtra<;.
l"Quall l liillPlac• Prap.,-tt ..
7 .. 52~ 19'20 " l•OO OUAIHT. NlWttOU llACH
COST A MESA WEEKEND SPECIAL M Br. Most :;ecluded end o~n Sat sun 2.5
1.E.\SE, 3 bed rm l'oni.Ju HEW HOME model in private park 719S4 Lemnos, C.M. MESA DEL MAR
for s.715 m1J. It hui. la•t•11 setting. Must be seen to By o wn er $109,500 288SltegisLane
owner occupiri.J .rnd Spyglass Hill be appreciated. 24hr sec. 545.5726 Open Fri/Sat/Sun 1·5
:-.hows 1t..ANDWE CAN 28MorrolayDr. Comm clubhse, lighted ----3br,2badreamhouse.
SllOW YOU OTllEHS .i BR, 2•, Bu , opportunity tennis courts, pools and IUY 2 HOUSES We invite you to see &
645-3474 to save before being list· Jacuzzis. 41 Mainsail Dr. & SAVE $5,000 submit offer. Whelan
• i t-d. 640·6410 or 644 ·4684 OCCe r ed by owner . Prime E. Sade 2 Classic RealEstate,540·3666 . _' '· ' _' _'I bOpey~,nppHt ouse Sat/Sun or ~~8t9i~~o~ ?.~enorh~ua:.I~ Spanish Homes, side by Halecrest by owner. 3 Br, " ~ide. Xlnt investment op· 640·6759forappomtment. ~y or starter home. Of· Fam Rm, 2 Ba , huge • =:::::::!!:~:::. fered at S00,500 ca. or fplc, fully cpt'd, drp'd. Attractive Duplex, ea. un· ---------$ll4,000for both. Bristol t ond. $71,500.
1t 2br, 2ba. frplc. crpt'g. Hcrbor View Hills 549·1&2
---------1 Walk to bch S200 000 LUSK·BURLJNGAME "° -·11-c:n rt · ---------OPEN HOUSES ~7'63 ' ' · Fee, 4 Br, 3 Ba. t'um OCVI 1e rrope ies GREENBROOK. own~r
SUH. 1·5 Rm. din rm, bonu:, rm, (714) 549_2467 must sell immaculate 3
OCH MOUNTAIN VU open bea m ceiling!> Br 2 Ba. Living Rm .
1970 SAM BRUNO HARBOR VIEW lllLLS Circular s ta I r ca:.e 1---------" cathderal re1lg!>. pool,
The Bluff-; Tn lt.'vel 3 Tasteful decor w ne~ Bedul lndscpg Hoom J L• t d very pvt yard ;'\r park
Hdrm . 2 hath condo, wet cpts. d~ & wallpaper. for pool. 3150 sq fl 01>\.·n USt IS e . Open House SJt Sun
h<1r. !oundl'l'k · frt•shl~ s <' t off th 1 s ~ u n n y Ilouse Sal Sun I 5, 1422 Qfs1 rable Soulh Coa:-.t ~.500. 3435 F\Jl'h~1u. nr
pamled \.J<"unt SI 15.000 <'hecrful home w Ii.: patio Keel Dr .. 644·56\6 Shores Patao home. 2 S. Cst Plaza !157 13~0.
21 WHITEWATER & pool Beautifully btdrm +den . \'Julted ofc.979-2700
Ja!.mmc Crt!Ck o~ncr lndscpd , co mpl e t e OPEN Sat/Sun 1-5 l'CIUOJ.:!'>, fplc, scp. dine BYOWNEn mo\mg&anx1ou~to:.cll' pravaey. JBr, 2':.Ba, HJGHATOP~PYGLASS Central air Mirrored Submit' paneled ram rm, formal .;;MOHROBAY wardrohc. 2 car ~a r 3brH.ba,frpk,bllni.
din rm off lg hv rm. Elegantly appointed Close lo South Coa:.t 548•5082
Qwet secluded street on Po r l s m o u t h l\l d I Village & Orange Co. Custom Ele9anc:~ .__ ...... s p
GREEN BROOK
Lowest price, best v;llue. 3 BR, 2 BA,
separate dining room, separate utility
rOOJlt. Highly upgraded, new look in
mini-blinds throughout beautiful,
large family room. Low maintenance
pool size yard. 3 Years new. Move-in
condition. Walk to SC Plaza, min to
freeway, Sellers motivated, bought
anoth~r. Open House Sunday 1·5 942 .
Azalea.
Agent
•MESA VERDE
GOLF COURSE
OPEN SAT & SUN 1 5
Buccola 5 bdrm 2 story
nghl on 9th green. Fan-
tastic floor plan & home
for the executJvc who en·
JO YS e nlerta1n1ng &
~rac1ous fmly laving.
W 1off Mesa Verde Dr .
East on Golf Course Dr ,
to street. 1839 Tanager.
545·9491
UPPER BACK BAY
$78,000.
MESA VERD&
POOL HOME
L:ixwious 4 br. 3 ba, im·
mac. cond. Form din.
rm, fam rm, wet ba,
huge master sui le.
SUl>,500 .
Open house Sat/Sun 1·5
1812 Oriole Dr ....
pc realty
557-8717 644-3545
Best locataon E-side. 3 br, 3 br, 2 ba home, I yr new.
2 ba. 376 ~Aagnolla . Upgraded. '"' m1 lo bch
S72.SOO. By owner Nr. Calvary Chapcl, D.P ~7114 By owner. $92.000. Open
-house 1·5 Sat & Sun. 33761
EAST SIDE
Old Bndge Rd .i9J 9446
BY BAC~ IA Y B Toro I 032
Sharp 2 yr new Condo, •••••••••••••••••••••••
3Br. 2Ba. secluded pvt Countryside Homes
patio, pvt deck off ms~r 3br. :!ba, fam rm <.;en·
bdrm. Very qwet area an tral air. upgraded -
popular development. move in 1:ond Assuma·
Arthur Reese Realtor. ble loan . Hy o>wncr.
751-1473 $81.500. 586·5151J
LACUESTA
4 BEDROOM. WALK TO
TllE OCEAN . CALL
REAL BSTATE BY
McV AY, 842·9371.
y owner 4 Br 2 Ba,
Sl8.!IOU dn & a ssume
SSS.000 In, $W0 mo. Nr
Broo khur s t / Heil.
SITT 7272
EVERYTHING
YOU COULD WANT
-lbr, fam rm w wet bar
on quiet Cul·de·Sac.
Decorator design lhruout
including new custom
drapes & carpeting. I I I BI u ff s over Io o k an g w 1pastoral view. S22S.OOO Airpc>rt. Hurry! wilh some ocean view.
JasmmeCreek.. fee. 752·7799 or 494 0029 848-16B8 New 4 bdrm, J bath
LoH•ly customated home
wc:.l of Irvine A\/e. Cozy
den New i.hakc roof
Hardwood floors Good
value, i.o caH n o w
~-7221 COLLEGE PARK. 4 Br 2 Opl:.aJ HSE ··ui..1 I 5 Private g arden patio '""" ' ,... • wigas fire pit. Must see l>ON Y. rlVllOCW<
'
IH:Jll lOH ' ~E C-Hwy eo.ono o.t-640·7000
Open SAT 1SUN 1·5 Or by James D. Tatum. Rllr. A*rk Realty h o m es . M a r i n '*
Appl. ------Highlands Tract. Canyon
1100 Sandpiper Dr. CostQ Mesa I 024 or. at Hamilton. Agent.
By owner Prin only. •••••••• • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • &12·0758 Ontu 2280 I Larkin to appreciate. By Owner· II/ Beautiful decorator Prin only. $126,900. Open '''21 model, 2 sty JBr, 28a Sat/Sun 12·5. 17122 ~ MESA VERDE homeon cul-de-sac, love· CamelotCir.846·4303
Ba. cul de sac. By owner.
$79,500. 751-4232
544.5347 848-1314 ,.. ________ I S239,500. Mesa V•rde + Pool -----~ I I ™ CLUBHOUSE VILLA ly ground patio, close lo
Decorators homC' 4br CA.HYON VILLAGE WestcHff Realty Best Poolst'de loc. everythin~. $112,500. Lake STORY Landmark, 4 br, won't be a problem in F 2 I r 8
CAllMFEVER
-----i---------1 this spacious 4 bCdroom . 2ba Super cln. lri.: lol New sub·d1vis1on Wilson OPEN SAT&SUN 1_5 orcsl Dr. to Aspen lo 1
·2 ):J • am. rm. I mos.
ilatboalsland . 1006 2 bath, carpeted home beaut lndscp·g Custom at Clnyon Dr. C.M. 2 Open House Sat/Sun Sharp 3 br, ram rm Oswego. • ~k~;: ~i'~;e, C/21 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~EXT TO BE"'CH with ma mm 0 l h drps &crpts. $129,500. By story, 3 bdrm. From Lo wei.t price' College townhouse. Fabulous loc. HOWARD JOHMSOH, ___ a_. __ . ___ _
WATERFRONT ....... "' ureplace-PLUSll 28xt5 Owner 545·4197 S78.500.0urlstad·Better Parkhomc.lbr.2 ba,lge w1greal view of green REALTY YOWNER·SAVESS
WITH DOCK b. tik d I L I llurry! w. Mors. Agent. lot. rrwt trees. pnced lo "ell & pool Beaut 1714J497 174 ..
COM ca in· e en . ove Y PRESTJGIOUS '".'0758 US78000 ,, . • "' 2story 4 br, 2o,.; ba. Cam .
OPENS T Su Eastside location & only .,... :.e · · #!rounds. Nearly new cpl ------•· d d • A '· N 1 5 Mesa Verde for only 646-39'.!8S45-~3 Move in cond. Call n ghl Fountain Vaftey I 034 rm, t•ust. "' upgra e 124 Grand Canal S74.500. -..,SOO. Lovely home in MEW LISTING ,.,........ thruout Open Sat & Sun, 4 BR. den. frpk oprn This s pataous s unny IE. 1Qua1·1 ~ e..,...." lab I's h e d It •·t 'Lt II now on this one! 545.9491 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5622 Maryporl Dr . home features 5 lar~e " 5 come-.., serve 1 e W off MeH Verde Dr. I bdrm ram, ~ ba. cust 840-l907 ~~~i. & lg patio or bedrooms each with Plac• neighborhood Cls lo & airy, attractive. beam West on Clubhouse Dr. ilrps.cpt.s. sell cln oven
private bath. !-'amity PraplN'ti•a schls. parks & i.hops l•eilngs. cedar panelmg. 3015Clubhouse. smooth cook top, ds h SURFSIDE CONDO
S'-6S,OOO room with "et bar & 7.Sl-'920 Call· • 2 patios. park-hke yard OPENS TJSUH I 5 wshr. micro solarlan fir, OPEN HOUSE l·S
... uper custom ka'tchen 14000UAllUNlWll'OllTllACH lntttnohonol Westside. 9>7.500 w L A • pool , rlre rin1. .. ...., 11=·
DON TYLKR A
ASSOC •• REALTORS . "' ... I•
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•BAYFROMT*
·~ ft1a gnaf1ccnl Bay front
home 3 Dr. 3 Ba. giant
ilonus room, J rrpl<'s., & 2
wcl·bars . Al 409 N
Bayfront. Open House
this wkend. S:l81l,OOO. by
owner . Will not last ! ~o G&'8 afl SPM
'1 R It '"2 0758 2548 W tmi t 2 Sty, 4 BR, 2'' Ba, dbl The paint is fresh in & vL...& Op_...-~ Red Estate Network ·'ors eu Y._ .... __ 3 Bdrms. n~~ pa~~,% & sdoorprin!!!r
500
s. a
80
ut2 garage gar, frplc. walk lo bch .
out New carpels. drapes All1T f""'" ·-· 752-0861 BY ow~ER ....... . ,(I finance $72.500. <E· Beach Blvd, & s hutters. Spectacular New ne"er occupied Br --J"'ll out New kitchen, new i---------avai1.0wner847·1689. S.AUanta.)536-9487
fireplaces & shiJo doors. home w /lndscpd front MESA VERDE Lovely 2 Story. 3Br. carpet . huge renced rear Mesa Verde Condo, im-
Also fealures 4 car gar., yard,draperieslhruout 2ba +bonus rm. Beaut yard.roomfor camper. mac28r.enclgar,patio,BY owner• Br 2 Ba, TOP! Condo below
aar cond., hot waler. circ. Ofrered at $85,900. WjPOOL lndscp. 2000sq fl. S18,500. Pyramid E11chanCJOn pool. $59,500. 154·0247. $18,900 dn & a ssume market. by ownr, nice
pump&allondoublelot Ph751-0066 833-1768 Ownr $55,000 In. $440 mo. Nr urut,28r,1Ba,847·9943 with 3 hghtcd patios. '1!Hville'Properties Charming 2 stor y, 5 ---------11--_.::...::...:~..:....::...:_ __ , _________ 1 Brookh~rst / Hj!iJ ,
Home offered at $330,000. bedroom home, perfect OPEN SUH. 1-5 Open Sat jSun 1-5 ona Point I 026 897-7272
Principles may call for (714) 549-2467 for summer pool side 464 OGLE 838 w. Wilson
appointment. ---------parties. Large open liv· Newport Heights area 3 Bdrms .. 2 bath&; nicely
GET. UP & GO mg rm. b1i: dining rm 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths, lge. tund!!capcd. Priced un·
•••••••••••••••••••••••
BIGCAHYOM
"GREEHIRIER" "'ilh one or these two 3 graced by a glimmering family rm. with wet bar; clcr market! Won't la:.l.
bdrm ··ST ARTER chandelier. breakfas t dining rm .. 3 frplcs. Bil· 561.000. Buy now · move in later ·
HOMES!" One freshly area & large entertain-in s le r eo . Pro Ce s s . Pierr<'. Agt ti75 1179 for fashionable Country
painted in und out one mg family rm opening landscpd. $129,500 UNlTEO BHOKEHS Club living with pool, 1---------1 with near-new c:irpeb . onto the s ham mering OPEN SAT /SUM 1·5 646-741.i tennis courts & private
209 NARCISSUS
673 7130 By Owner
8728 Ottawa Ri•. Cir.
5 BR, 3 Ba. cul-de-sac,
entertainment delight,
()pen Sal/Sun 1·6.
Shafer & Allen
Realty, Inc. 675·6741 or
960-1980day or nhcht
.AISOLU1ELY
FANTASTIC!
4 bdrm, 2 ba, highly up·
graded /decorator's de-
lite! Beaut. cov'ed. patio
& fully landscpd. yd.
Marina HJ Sehl. dist. On·
ly $74,500.
BESTVALUE Cencedyards.S66.000and pool 1-'or appt. call 984GROVEPL -gardenpatio!You 'lllove Balboa Peninsula I 007 ~.ooo. 645·0303. • lmma<'. 3 Br. 2ba. fam your earthy cam e l
••••••••••••••••••••••• IM SPYGLASS 3 Bdrms., family rm. rm. College Pk. Cul-d-carpetin g with
SPAMISHVILLA ~ WESTS.DE
Surrounded by towering REALTY,IMC.
hardwood floor~. 3 Br 2 reduced to ~89.500! 4 • Plac• • menl or starter home tile entry and kitchen •
Large LivmJ? Hm." fplc. Price was $298.000. now Im 1Quail ~ New paint. Good invest· sac By owner 557 7096 coordinating ceramic native trees, topped 141-2323 wired Ule, desirable end 1 ________ _
Ba+ den Step& to buy or BR .. ocean view, pool, t Prap•rt·1•a ~E~RT I" '"'CH New 3 Br. lge lot. fully formal diniftt room. •· Jacuzzi. 2 frplcs. f'ee, " "'""' ~ lndscpd. Broker (j I w • ar and ·ocean. Open House 1 od W 'ti t '' 752•1920 arepace, e~ • Sal/Sun 12-4PM. 1541 a · on as ·· l'OOOUAllST Nl~T HACH •·~-~ REALTY 675-1642 ____ 7_52_·_9023 ___ __, huge master bedroom
Mtramar PAULMARTIN . ------,..---r---------with sitting room! Ex·
Micheal Real ~late Real Estate 644-7383 NO LOTTERY 5 IDRM 3 BATH ACROSS FROM clusivearea! $144,SOO.
673 6880 EASTSIDE DUPLEX Huge mstr. Fam Rm. _____ · _ cozy 3 br, 2 ba duplex, 2 And better buy than new 2 br. 1 br. $88,500. Xlnt. (pie, den, sprnklrs. Sand· GOLF COURSE
patios & 1 br. Lse opt. or ·upgraded thruout, from for owner/user. pointe beauty. $96,000. 3 Br2 Ba, w/bltn stereo 11 ·Qua~I · Corona det Mor I 022 sell Sl53,000. Prin. only. Ule entry to mirrored Kathy Tracy Rltr. Nicely lndscpd, open TV. Seller needs fast • Plac.
~t town~use. Featur· 1 Br w /new cpt, pajnt.
1ng . a nal~ed entry. Reduced szooo to S66,SOO.
spacious living & dining N HB by own. 9634759
room, Senora pleasing 1---'--'------
Cantioa ttltchen, king r , 4 BR, l~~ Ba, view
slie maater bdrm suite, 2 lot. close lo bch. $72,500.
Bandido bedroom, & f9.t22 Harding Ln. H.B.
much much more. Only 96J.4977
640-7030 wardrobe. 3 bdrm + 541J.l927 752 2887 patios, gar opnr. Opn escrow a....--w•a $13,000. Ast to see it•---------
~··••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX huge fmly kitchen. Wall -----.--··-•I sun.1.5pM · . ·-· -..;s;.1920 ol •lass overlooks co\l'd latoos&....a. R•~ty 1600 QUAil Sf. N HACH ~ 5'toncrnt
NOW!
CaUf Rustic Ranch
4 br. 3 ba. F R • study 2
F.P .. all new bltns. Prof
lndscp. Xtra l11e corner
lot.
OPEN SAT/SUN I -l
1008 Westclif(, Dover
Shore~
Newport B:i y H t:
675·3850
EXCEPTIOHAU! patio. Extensive use of MESA DEL MAR ""1"
Each unit 3 BR, 2 ba., liv. brick complete custom s br. 3 ba. Freshly paint· ____ S4_l_·533.l____ ~ ~~;~~~u~E 110m HEW MARl.,.A 84•6~5573 rm., din. r m.; over 1400 landscplng. Near So. ed thruout, new crpt. ONLY $62.500 {or this Spr ead out in this r { I• · · h Co l Pl .,9 950 c~ 11630.an9•.C<>tl•Mfl<I sq. t. o aving m eac as asa. •• • · .,.,,e '99,500. charmil'l'g home 3 Br spacious 4 bdrm (amlly
wut. Only 12 yrs. old. Of. today. 546·1'154 Open Howie Sat/Sun 1·5. home w /wood burning 1 ____ 6_4_5_·9_16_1 __ , home with fireside living •UHDH PRICED1t
fered at $1921500 2753 Cibola frplc, on lge Jot. 631;3882 MES'"' VERDE room, hideaway master $74,000 sJ'ultp 3br. Fam Shown by app't . only ~7·8117: 644·3545 Bkr Bk.t. "" bdrm, enclosed yard & rm, nr scbls. Assumable
Very good luck. custom, patio. Asking $104.900. GI loan. Xlntlocatlon.
HOWDY built home In the Mesa Open house Sat/Sun i.s1 ___ o_wn __ er_._968_·84_06_· __
MEIGHIOR! 1 1 MESA DEL MAR Verde section or Costa 25211 Ya~ht Ot-.
In lovely MESA NOR1H Jmma~ 3l3r. 28~, din rm. Mesa. 3 Br. fem. rm. & I GREl!HIROOI< a~a. TWO s~jo~ 4 new cp\s/drps. Enelsd possible guest quarters. AMCHOIAfH SPACIMAKER I
bedrooms. 2 baU\ ra~lly eatio $84,$00. Open AsklngS16S,ooo. IMYESTMIMTS 2900sqR,3carearageon
homes sit acros$ ·rt be S.t/Sun 12·•· 2885 .(\NZA Open House Sun l·S 17141 496-7711 80xl20 lot, shaded by tJ.111
at.reet from one another I Ln.&'Jt·U40or831·9081 293SJava Rd. ========~I ~. •u.let cut-cte·sac, Family rooms. fenced , ___ A""'gt_67_5-8800 ____ • clo. to •<hJ, parll. com·
yards Ir freshly palntect1...._ ____ ...__ __ CastoMtsa IOl••CostaMno 1024 munity J>OOI, fU9,000.
exteriors! n..1:. -1000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ConvenUonal or owner VlUJ" .., •••••••••r••••••••••••• --tu On•...._ w. .a-•·J" and $67,900. lf.\,\fr)'-..-w ......... rot' uc .. 111
burry! ' • phone Mt•S8 . 18157 Santa ~~tta Clrele. macnab / lrvtne PrinOnly.
,. realty
IXCLUSIVR Y EASTSfDI
Decorator perfect 3 BR. 2 bath
condo w/plush carpeting, plenty of
wood & matching wall treatments.
Private btlck atrium. 3-ear garage
w /storage. Community pool &
jacuzzL S88.SOO . Holly Markas
&t4·6200. (0 ·53)
PltlCE REDUCED!
3 lg. bdrms. 1% ba
+bltn. stereo spkrs .
Great family ho m e,
priced to sell fast !
SID.900.
IMMACULATE!
New cpt..'I & bath noor;s.
Tasterully decor'd. in
Earthtones & yellows. 3
bdrm, H~ ba. $69,500
YB.I.OW
DOU.HOUSI
N"r the beach! 4 Big 83 ·s. country kitchen.
fafnll.y center. a e.u..
Lota of panelln1 aod
1peclal tffects. Btlck
BBQ and patio In
manlCUNd rur · lot l A
treat beach area l).q !
BKRta.551.L
IYOWMa
Downtown. 1mmac.
2Br. w.t>ach apt off
dbl car gar, corner
lot, $91 ,500.
136-2024
• • "-s•t .. rS. rHowtt'wS. McMttH ForS-. Ho.lsts For W• · HotHHFor Sale l Hou1t1 PorSclN Sonday, July 17, 1977 DAILY PILOT Dl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
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:!021 Dut~tT.r. Thll 4Br, 30SlLE RAISOR I REAL n·s ~
20612 T1hr Clrde
Spac\ous 2200 sq. n. 3 br .• 2\i\ ba home
/beaut. l nd'>cp'd yurd & patio.
t .. ormal dl n . rm. bltna, C'Ul»t.
wullpapeT, ~lect. aarag~ door opener.
Pool tbl & nllquo fixtures ind'd
$103,750.
M rlncr R. E. 848·1511
l BR, upttalra O\odtl,
IPllCM>ul IWMleck.
Call Rem EUla CcmlW')' 21 INIO-:WS en.a Country 9'8·1188
EXCHANGE
HUNTlNCTON
HARBOUR bomu. Want
lnt-um• un1t1 Any area.
~ulty ~.aoo. Need apts
with spendabl•. Not area
• bow1d. '""'IMJf•leec'-1040 .......... •IHclt 1040 T .. C.UUSONCO.
•••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtors
~~:,;:~ ~0/rr8pt~ '~Ji .. /., OPIN HOUSE DIRECTORY f<anc'fw San (J _ at:/uin ~~A&l.55941146, • ·'1 .. SAT. & SUN. l·S P.M. (70
OPEN HOUSIS • ~ Q\i¢c~ Joculion Beautiful San Luis
Sat 15m I 2-5 comes with this un-R e y Mod e 1 in
20 Wb(1illnc Swan. ique 2 bdrm, PLUS Rancho San Joa.
Woodbridge. Beautiful STUDY Chancellor qufn. 3 bdrm, 2~2
•Br1 A/C, lots of redwood Iii% overlooking b ~. • break fa s t
de<'a. Vlew. Sl2UOQ. .tev iy_ greenbelts. nobk a nd VIEW
11931 A n tioch Dr, t3 lo POOL and J u s t steps from
Turllerock. View. Im· ~l S. Golf Course. Fast
mac. Many bltlna. 4BR. 17912 MANN escrow possible.
Last chance to buy in prestigious San
Joaquin for less than $100,000. 2 hr.
super upgraded. Others available.
J i"' rate. ss 1-516'
SAN JOAQUIN REALTORS
1044 ..... 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
NOR INS REAL1Y
WILDmtaf1s..... 2819Ncwport Blvd.
Nrwport Bch. 675-4961
Prof la n d a ca P e d ) J .STREET '#4 p ALOS $llt3,900.
~l "WIL.\;()N 'i\callf>("
(714) 752-8688
v '.· -AIUCKHORH --------•1 or intimate weekedds. 'Ibe perfect beach ~t-
•llA T IUY LA CUIST A
hettlp Ar90 S. ~ MocW
2 Story -1 Yr New -4 Bdrms.
PormaJ Din Rm , Family Rm . 3 8 1.tl\s,
3 Car Gar , Plush Cpls & Drapes, Par-
quet Entry, Mirrored Wardrobe Doors
in Mstr Bdrm. La.radscaping front &
rear. 2400 sq ft of s heer delight.
IUL ESTATE IY LUCIA
CCllt6l-1271
ISLAND LIVING
48r, 2~ba waterfront
h ome . C o n c r eie
deck+85' boat dock. Why
aettJe for a CondoT Buy
th.is home for $229,000
PurceU Rlty, Sunset Bch
213/S82·1ll81, 1141846-2848 n• 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
''0000 "°"''' ~ .. tftVA~ut•
TURTLEROCK Broa d·
moor home, ' BR, 2'At
Ba. liv, ram. form. din,
hlgbJy upgraded. Best
toe. You own the land.
$134,900. 752· 1891 Open
House Sat/Sun. WOODBRIDGE, S&S --------1 "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Redwdod. 3 Br, 2'At ba, Deerfield Aspen Jbr, -= frplc, A!C prep, wet bar, 2''!1ba, !am rm. 2 story.
upgraded, immed occup. 1880 sq fl. $.94,900. 7 Rock Hi.nHncJton hoch I 040 HwllacJ• leoch I 040 Nr park. school, pool. Springs. ~. Open
••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-•••••••••••••••••••• 585,700 PP. Open hse House Sal/Sun 12·5 ·
INVESTORS NEW 4 PLEXES Beach & Su o da y 12· s. Peb · Woodbridge Place Biscay l..5e1opt to J an. '78. 1 yr Conslaollne. Buy now blewood. SS1-S774 model b .. _ 39 ulc.1 townhouse. Agl. while being constructed. --------· 4 r, 3.,.. Sl ,SOO.
968·2297 or 963-0867 Lg. cust. desian units. New Woodbnd~c ,c_ondo 644-eGlS, 968-3988 Muller Rltrs. 846-4493 2 Hr + den, 2 ba ...... e opt, fownhou1e. Walk to $87.SOO, $500./m o. $155,000
'Eiveryth ing has
'beef). done to this
fovely 4 bdrm, 2'14.i
· bltffl·\fale Model in
VILL. III. Prof.
(I e~or a t e d a n d larl,d'~cJaped. 1'71$7 OAK TREE
LANE
Culverdale's Best !
5 bdrm, 2~ ba,
formal din, fam.
r m .• C'Ove r ed
patio .. New paint
ins i d e and o ut.
PLUS a gt'eat loca·
ti on .
3951 HENDRIX
'fS23 CAMPUsDa~IRVINE 't573 C.utPUsDl:JRVIWE
in the great commuoit)'
ot Deerfield is available
now for only $89,950.
Nicely up1radecl thruout
&on a cul-de·sac location
& pro f ess i o n ally
landscaped front & rear.
Call for appointment.
RAHCH REALTY
551·2000
o,. .. Hoen. Sat /S ...
Exec 3 br, 2 ba, Univ
Park. landscpd, low
maint yd. Won't last.
si~.ooo. 646-3928 552. 7360 beach . 2 spacious LL-i 644-4847or 6'7~22. Own. Fa b u lous yard for
bedrooms, den, H'• bath, ~~ Agt. Turtlerock Pres. home. 4
frpl, 2Vi car gar. Too 1041 --'-'----.---+--. --. br&den.17862 ViaSiena, '"N 1044
many amenities to men· ••••••••••••••• •••••••• Wood~r:idge C ss~g. Air 8J3.0763 ()pen Sal & Sun •••••••••••••••••••••••
1.-.lne 1044 Lachenmyer·
tion S74 500 Owne r •IY OWNER c.ond1l1oned 3br, 2'hba, l·S · • · · . . library, 2 frplcs, over --------968·0267 J Br/near bch/cho1ce loc 2100 sq rt. Upgraded.
Span. court yd w /foun· &W-alSO or 640-0646 ASSUMABLE LOAN
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
19881 Cambridge
S h a r p end unit
townhome. 10% financ·
1ng available. Owners
bought new. Only $52,000.
REALTY INC.
714/846-1371
SEXY
Beautiful 3 Br. 2 Ba,
home highly upgraded &
professionally decorat·
ed. Perfect for entertain-
ing. Close to the beach
With ocean bree7.e. Just
r<.'duced SS.000 fo r fast
s a l e . Ope n H ouse
Sat/Sun 12·5. 5871 LUO·
c·efield. Huntin gton
Beach Whelan Real
Estate 898·78M .
tam. Frplc, lots or xtras. --------
$70,000. 536.0757.
3 MILES TO BEACH
Owner , 4Br, 2Ba. lg
kitchen, Cam rm, frplc.
oversized2 car gar, e:isy
yd maint, $7'.900. 20101
Port Circle, 962·2628
RAMCH RIAL TY
551-ZOOO .
red hill .....
I I ll <' . • r) () (I
DEERAELD
PRICED TO SELL
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Realtor REDUCED $3,000
Just what you've been
looking for ; 4 bdrms.,
formal dining rm., 3 car Super sharp Park Home. gar age: la rge yard .
Plan 5. 4 bdrms, formal Near green belt in
dtning room , step down beautiful Ranch a rea.
tobeautifuJlamilyroom. Now $111 ,900. Open
Lge kitchen. breakfast Sal/Sun. 4 Roanne Cir·
nook & 3 CuJJ baths. Prof .. cle.
landscaped. CENTENNIAL .
Call now. Real&late 833·3307
17561 SPRUCE TRU LANE
A P a rk II home in super condi·
tion and j ust a short distance
to the Village III r ecreation
center. The Exeter model is a
single s tory 4 bdrm. 2 baUl
with a family r oom . Automatic
s pr inklers front and rear.
Priced at $114,000. Open Sun.
1·5
2017 YA TCH VIMDIX
Come see the 180° view of
icatali.na, the ocean. Newport
Center and the mcnantatns.
G~arded gate. tennis courts
Nrid swim.mini pool. Four BR,
FR. DR. 3 baths. Priced at
~9.000. Open Sun. l ·S.
.BIG
HOUSE
UtttePric•
Beauhful 4 bedrm. 2' i
bath home, many excep·
tionaJ features. Rare op·
portunity, priced to sell.
~21
tage wlth class. Ope n
lloorplan upper, 1uest
apt. lower. Features
stained glass. skyliehts.
Roman tub, exceUe nl.
view & 3 blocks lo beach.
A specia l bous~lor
spec1al people. $1'9.liQI). --' RmREMEMT '.
HAVEN
2 Bdrm., 2 bath 0.Y·O
apt. A stone's throw to
the ocean & downtown.
Light & airy, very dean.
Financing a vaUSbll'.
$8.5,000. • * 494-8057 t
OCEAN VIEW LOT
Large buildable lot In a
pr es ti g iou s
neighborhood in Laguna
WOODIRIDGE Beach. •·500· :
Steps to beach c lub. Causey & CCMQpmlf
Choose your own in· llOtSo. Coastl{wy.
terior. This 4 BR & 2 BA LAGUNABEAClf me is ready for occup. 497·2457
now. 835-0211 ext 9582 or•---5-0-TH--15---
caJ t '67 ~3.S34.
LCICJIU"O leoch I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••
llCM So. Coast Jlw y.
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457
2BR, all wood & gJ + lrg otc. zoned I
es t ate. No. • d.
ocean s ide of bwt1.
$170,000 equity or F .P .
$220,000 for units or! ....
ZAGRODDY. Rltr.
494-1611
•SPARIUNG•
HILLTOP HOMt
View or ocean, cit)'.
m o unt ains. 3 Br.
l +:i4+1t!i ba. Den, game
rm. 2 Crplcs, 2300 sq ft, Al
$250,000 this beauty
won'tlast. Locatedat51S
Poplar (NoofHighSU~
Ask for Fred Kilker oI.
McGarvey /Clark Rlty.
1-933-3100or1·528-8762
OPEN HSESUN 1-S
LARGE SUMDECI '
Overlooking 80 degree
view of downlown lights,
mountains, & ocean.
Lovely ' Br, 3 ba home. $173,900 ,.. ..,
•
LAGUNA BEACW 4StN.CST,.._,
414-0741 •
EASY-11
beach access when
you own this Woods Cov,e
cottage +a nearly new.
o<iean view studio apt.
above the 1arage. You'll
love the brick&, bealnecl
ceilings, 2 frplcs., hdwd. noors & location! 'lulttllr $285,000 .<"
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Lingo
Rul&lAn
OPEH HOUSI
5-d9y My f7
t46 Q8i•era. L...,_ .._,.
1:00. 4:00
Panornmu· o<·Nm ttnd coastline views,
3 bt.'<lroom.-.. 21:: h 1th~ Ooen hvin~
room with bru:k fll"l'pla<'e
S132.500
I OH Madt10t1 ,.._.
LCICJIM• lffc"
12:00 -1:00
Secludt>ct ,., oodctl upper Bluebird
Canyon. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths with
family room easily converted t0 4th
bedroom Ocean and mountain views.
$189.500
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A1tP Valley lut $10,000
lbwall \ot v. ac 112.soo
UVO·l blk to bch $.S-1,$00 or1-:N is
au Nye~ ... $1~.ooo.
2Br. 28 11, ocn vu, rurn
627 N)'tis Sit29.!IOO
Ci.wt •~n¥ Tudor 4' Or /3Da
1''ant&11tlc whitewater vu.
~M ... I IOSJ •••••••••••••••••••••••
llST Sii.LEi
4 lkdroom. 2 b&lb, qwct
3lreet In Pacesetter I
with view. Many up
grades. $129,SOO.
IOMD REALTY
831-9411
lla,llATwtthM
Beautiful new home in
Sea Tertace comumunl-
ty. fo'ireplace. Security
gate. Fully landscaped.
Hurry before summer !
J w.t reduced lo $99,900.
Ron EllJs·960-23S8
C·2l X Cntry 848·1188
•OWNER. S89,SOO. 3 Ur 2
-----------------Ba . Av a ii ab I e 1 m · Lacpno Beoch I 048 Loguna leach I 048 medintely. Mint cond.
29436 Vista Plaza. Beaut
lndscp, cornr lot, short ...••••••..•.....•..... ···············~·······
PORTER REALTY
1000 N. Coast Hwy
497-2468
ILUEllRD CYM.
OftEH SUM. 1-4
96 7 M•adowlark Ln.
3 Bdrms .. den. ti ark
room, decks. ocean & mt.
vMlws. Owner has left
state, anxious! Submit
of(eT. $165.000
OCEANFRONT
The \'ery fine:-t location
in Laguna !ONE Of' A
KIND•'>. home for Very
Special People S8SO.OOO
EMERALD BAY
:! Bdrm occ:m Vll'Y. 1·01
t.1ge. ideal for rN1n·d
HIGH OH A HILL rntl, possible, pending
Nct'<.ls cpts. drps & in· sale, your house. 499·1625
tenor paint. This 10 yr . old home is a bargain for ' · F 0 0 TH J LL S ' '
those who can do their Townhome
own decorating. New Largest model. Former
paint outside~ew dis· builder's model home. 3
hwasher. xlnt: c<md. Just Br, 21h Ba, loaded with
needs TLC. 3 br, 2 ba, xtras. Min to Newport,
pvt. patios. elec. garage Santa Ana. Only $76,450.
opnr. Forever view. _Own_· _r_/_B_kr_4_9_s_-6_789 __ _
owe SlSO.OOO. FAHT ASTIC VIEW 497•1711 New 2br, 2ba Twnhse in
,._ -, /lee ,tt -~ RE Al TY .. .
MONARCH SUMMIT
Adull community
w/clubhousc, pool &
jacuzzi. Mountain, valley
&ocean view.
1·ouplc or ncy, I) Wl'Ch 1---------$99,500
THI & Babcock
batty Inc. Pnv;ik commun11' with
tenni!. courts p11r( f>OOI
& beach. S200.000
OKEAMOS
The vast sen can bt•
}ours Crom H l'nnlt•m
porary Y.ood & glas:-van
tage poinl ullow1ng hm1t
lt·ss white water vistas
Cn;ative fln:mcing poss1
ble: (299) S239.000
OCEAHYIEW
1':xqu1i.1lely decorated
2Br. den. 2Ba Condo.
huge work rm. deck. 2
frplcs, good view. 111 yrs
old. pool, rec facilities.
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GO'oD LOCATION
HORTH LAGUNA
Walk to town, 2Br, lBa.
own yo ur ow n apt.
-193-0331 499.4797
FAMILY HOME
With lovely tropical
garden. S Bdrms. 212
baths, located on a quiet
s treet . Idea l for
Chlldren. Charming sun·
n y kitchen with
breakfast area. $113,500.
830.5050 496-4040 ------=-----~ --
9>'7.500. Owner will carry ---------Isl T 0 . to qualified
buyer .
SH.000. 831·9'22 or Baycrest: 3 Blf, dJn. rm. E.U'l'ILUFF ~try hall begl.N your C'J/ -<::1 u
&31·2212 Jl lam. rm. Refreshln1Jy DehahUul home w ith tour tbru tbJa pro· Jhe Jrawtt! ra
LAb Forest I OU done. Pool. $189,SOO pool, jGcuni, Clreplt, fe11lonally decorated r
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1.20-FTustinA ,t-1.p. houstt-S b e drms, 3 ropm "SOMERSET" 365 3651L LaPerle Place
*NEW* ltEALTOIS 64 ·4623 bathJ,1 formal d lnin& home . New wall -• 1'2 room, breakfast room coverings, extensive Near 15th, off Tustin, smart 1945 sq
IYOWMllt andfamUyroom .Alllhls used brick patios, rt . 2-story cedar & stucco home + 2 LAKEFRONT Exclusive Newpert Crest + 3 car 1arage & much, c us tom wall units & bdrm .. 2 bath income unit. Drop by on
condo.Spacio"3180nn., much more! Beautifully bookcase.! In illustrious Sun. 'tween 1 & 4 PM, we'll be there 2\; bath, ~H..<:beo caredfor,vacantandre· Newport Beach com-lleauti rrptd & drpd. 2
sl.y hm on 36 acre lake,
tow maint. & fenced
grounds. 4 BR. 3 BA. ceo·
tral alr on s uper lake
Joe!! Sail to pvt. lake &
lennl.s club! This proper-
ty 1s fantastic & vac at
$138,000! ! I
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CONTEMP
w/separate dining j)rea adytoryou!l $181,SOO. munity. with the plans. Buy now & enjoy the
& upgraded carpets. and 2306 Aralia, H.I. ·finish. $189,500
drapes. Eltcel~nt loea-Open Sat JS-" t .5 HUIOR VllW
tion & cond•llQJl. Must Another of our beautiful
sell. Asking $124,000. PETE BARRETT "SOMERSET" model
Phone , -REALTY-homes awaits your in·
675-4958 673~55$) ,..2.5200 spectionl Five bdrms, "" family room , 2
ILU~$1t1 r.~~~~~~~~I fireplaces, pro(essional· Jy decorated in subtle
.. ~<>Uma de/ v«at g"~ 673-8494
2435 E. Coost Hwy .. COl'OftCI del Mer
0,...HousaJrA , HEWPORTHTS. ea rth tones. Great
222SVistaHUerta New lisUng! 3 Bdrms., NewportBeacharea! Hewporthach 106tHewportleach 1069
3 Bedroom.~ d.lning rm .. sbalte roof. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NewCarpets~s car carage. $94,500. -Ny .. molh.r
$9S,0000wner /Agt Ownerwt11carry1st. in disl.iniuisbed Harbor ~~
833-8551 dys.~-214tev ALL DRESSED U, View Homes area! A 4.
.. & waiting for you; 3 bdrm "MON'TEGO "
bdrms., family rm. with Country English
Sll4,900 With assumable flavor -extensive patio &
loan overhang · used brick en-
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try · a soft interior blend
ol cushy, camel carpet-
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units & formal dining room ! SlS9,SOO.
ENJOY HAPPY DAYS
.. .in your own h ome in Harbor View
Homes. Cha rming. newly decorated 3 + den. formal dining rm .. + extras.
OftEN SUH. I ·S
1859 ftORT MARGATE
RACHELLE ROBERS, REALTOR
3333 E. COAST HIGHWAY
20Uh...,Mde,N.I . 111 I COROHA DEL MAR 675-2373
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Prop..-..... '· EARLY BLUFFS 752•1920 Mew~ Beach I 069ltWwport Beach I 069
3 BR + lam. rm. w /fpl. 1400 OUAIL$t. NlWPOt HACH •••••.-•••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••.
Extras galore! $145,000 HARIOR VU C .. •Miu CAYWOOD REALTY -... * 541•1290 * 3BR, fam-rm , din-rm, 28A. Prime lam. Joe. in
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l·S. 1812 Port Manleigh
Pl. Call 644· 7730.
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RHODA MAGIL, llltr 17141 642-3600
BfG CAHYOH
"OAKCREST I"
Cool, off.white carpeting
and a rich, warm par·
quct entry & kitchen
create a splendid con·
trasl in this Big Canyon
lownhome complete with
pools & tennis courts!
Sunken li ving room.
fireplace. separate din·
mg room & wet bar -all
can be yours at $129,SOO
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Nt'w hna Sonoma Way, left tv 22 UHITS decorat~. All within a walled com · )) , fee/FREE ure service. breakfast bar In lam .
YllW TO l!ll298 Soru1rn11 Way. Arlult.s, courtya rd apts. Xlnt rentals 1 pOdnd.rMuch privacy. · MS..ooo rm, bltns, xtras. ~mo.
CATALIHA OPEN SAT & SUM 1·5 . 44 UMITS · ·'; · $950,000 ••Ca ...... rsGtll• Nr. Mapolia &.Elllt.
Oulalandma 2 bedroom. HILLTOP .a.cal PooJ, pride of ownership Ow~/t\gent -.2-br_t_abse __ lll_es_a_V_e-rde-.•,_9!f3..«l07_v ______ .
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fe.ttBuresERTHA HEN RY Scinta AM I 010 MOTIL ll'ICOMt ~rty 2000 Mcwt• hMn. ;~~p~ ~,:::. lot. 675-G58orM5 t&al . 96Ull82 , 10 Units -brand new Huntm· gton Surf •••• -..................... R--2 .. 00
REALTORS ••••••••• ••• ••••••••••• M 1 th be 1' I ,.,. --· \ .. su~MER-R .......... AL -4br, i'4ba . ., .... ..-, car, -•odl 1240 ote on e ach~.9 x gross • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ""'""" d ..... N1 ... 2tS Del Mar 492 41.Zl '6n..I I UMn'S-IALIOA On bl k f Cb' crpts, rps. o pets. •IY o ...... ,..a Princl Only . 4duplties,all2br,2ba, e oc r?m ma Adults w /cblld. OK. Ref~----------~...,.....,....~...,..~-...J I Br house/furn/$30,000 4 car encl. garage. Bay Cove Beach lP Corona needed. P9S mo. 289 E. •AVAILAILI•
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1201 LaJoUa ~~~7 No qualifying TomLee.Rltr,642-1603 REALTYCOMf>ANY CORONA DEL MAR _ • M~DELMAR
Open Suft. 1·5 KENT ROGERS REALTY HEW Spectacular canyon & SPECIAL
Su!>t!r tui.tom home atop o.MxEJC.&A.CM "rHESPRIHGS.. ocean view. 2 Br +"den. RedecJBr2 8a,avJnow.
San Clemente See Dana Tustin 1090 848_8300 zbr.l ,,.._ RANCHO MIRAGE Yea.tlylease.$600/mo. $&50mo.64G-298l
Point Hbr & coa:.t for ••••••••••••••••••••••• KZ....:.,~r. $88,~ Exclusive guarded com· COLE OF NEWPORT
rrult>s. Top quality 3tWI ONLY $89,500 "'! ... , rocy • munity across from REALTORS 3 Bedroom Condo with
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'!lg staircase. wet bar
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parklike sc:tt1ng. Top .lneome Prop«ty 20001ncCNM Property 2000 DUPLEXES, H.B. rm., 3 baths. w/falrway Oeluxe homew/view. 3 Br ttar. pool, tennis, sauna, ~ec to believe 1l . north Tustin area 1n •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 dupl~xes, block to &Mln.views.2·Car + JBa,FR,wetbar,FP,2 Jacuzzi included. $425 S301RS.IOOOGl~ ... LSP ....... ISH f'oo()pelhill HHidist~~-15 ~~. ~~ beach, (2)3br,2ba,encl. golf cart gar . Full COil\· car gar , bltns, refrig, _c_al_l_~ __ n ____ _ ""' "'" n ouse""n · $1 puterized sec. sys. Mem· W/D, 415 Poppy. Agt.
red tile roof, wht. !lluc,·o 1091 Foothill Blvd. LET YOUR FINGERS garages. 65.000. bershlp applications 673-4288or67S-38SO home. Juslllke the day it AESOP Realty Tom Lee, Rltr, 00.l603 avail. for "The Club".
was bui It. Choice loc. Ask for Don or Helen OQ THE WALKING FOR SALE Plans in office (30 day SPYGLASS 4 Br• Fim
Ope be ·1· 7314911 I t' ) $209 500 Rm.&bonusrm. View.
Houses, condominiums
and townbomes. Month
to month rentals startiag
at $32S to $!MIO. Located in
Huntington Harbour and
Huntington Beach. Call J
us for more details. -•. ,
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714/846-1171
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ncr frpl., new kitch. Only T 1 M d h. hi through our extensive list of income facility. 100% leased· in Tom AUlnson 642·8235 ---------• , ... 110 HOME S7S 000 us in ea ows, 1g y (0.S9) "' · DUPLEXLOT upgradedPhinl4.JBR. propertyifyou 'reread yto m ove upor primelocation.12%cash 1 _________ 1Lge unfum duplex w/, _________ Brand new 2 br, 2 b.a.
Ch . 1 h lk t fam. rm .. 2'1'.i ba. Green· s tart your investment program. For on cash return for fNrpo~~.~·7$350030 ·Lease. SHARP! szso, utll pd, brick fplc, woven woods,
oice oc., s ort.wa :> belt & pools. $92,950 solid professional counselin~. consult $250,000 do~ payment. •RIVEll LOT• r--.....,. pool won't last! Sml fee, wet bar, upgraded pll.15b. f:s~~~-o~~~.~~ wont Reai'~fa~:tART~.7383 the experts a t Quail Place Properties. Callforappt. , Ariz, Blythe area. CdM, lge 3 Br hse, lge Llv unt.~C ft...1...... crptc, pool, saua.a,
AA Inc. and learn h ow to pyramid your MAYO CK $6,000,lO%down. Rm, & 500 sq.ft. Fam ** OltMnlt"S _ _. jacuui,$f7S.968-91M7
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REALTORS equ1 1es w1 an exc ange an or LA,.., ... ,. D<.v"'U •• .,.,.:.~y ... c:.. 673 .• .,,.., • 2 Br house w/frplc, gar, Verynice3bt,2babome. ••••••••••••••••••••••• h w h ·1 bl 2 2 QVIV\ ~ Out of C .... ...&.. WUUUi:) ~ .IMVV . N El c· .
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307 . ammo Rea For Sale I IOO 3, 3. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4, 4. 5, 6. 6, 6, 6. 7, 8. 9. .-Property 2550 CameoShores4 Br,3Ba, Couple~prer,2 no kids, carh1gar~'. pahtio, con$v3.7t5o
San Clem 492-2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18. 26, 32, 64. & 203 units pl us TRIPLEX C.M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocn Vu, pvt bch's, yrly Pets. . $ 3 S I m o, sc s "' s ops. . · l d · d t · 1 t Great loca•i·o'n, new. er 3 IRAMD MEW 4 IR'S lse. Aug 1 or 15. $SSO. lst/last+dep. 642·2584 963-4567 Agt. No fee. BEST MOBILE
HOME BUY
commerc1a an m us na proper y. • 675-6563 A PROFESSIONAL STAFF OF OVER 45, br, 2ba, frpJc, yard. (2) 0tt 'l2 Acre. $71,950 4 Br, 2 ba .. W-Side. Lrg 4 BR.Condo, cpts, dfllS . •LUXURY IBr. very pvt
&. qwet. bt>at h. ~olf, blfl
p;.1tio. flowers. $49.SOO
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OF THE YEAR
i 1x52 Adult park. priced
to sell nghl now! San
---------1 Juan Capistrano.
LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE, SMALL 2br, lba, patios, encl. With complete tsl class Lease attractive home. 2 yard & patio. Dbl gar. refng, pool, t enDJs, garages. SJ.70,000. kitchen, air cond, fully br, stove. Couple. No Fresh & clean. $450. mo. clubhse, $350 mo. ls.l, ,,
ENOUGH TO CARE. OPEN TIL 9PM. Tom Lee. Rltr, °'2· 1603 landscaped, 3 car garage pets. 442 Dahlia, 675-3300 Kids ok. 673· 7794 eves. last & dep. 979-7888
& tack room. f'enced for
DLXDUPLEX horses. Walk'g distance So. of Hiway: 2 bd 1 ba, Clean 2 Br. Adults, no NEAR BEACH. 3 llR con:-
to all ~hools, sbop'g & frpl, balcony. $375 firm. pets. Garage. $240/mo. do. Dbl gar, pools, te~ LOCATrON' Great 3 Br,
2 Ba. home on bcaut1ru1
canyon with \'ICW of
Riviera Beath. On 11 2
lots to insure view and
RED CARPET
Healtors
•192 9700
831-9955
496.4775 -------
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-RIGHT REALTY -
979-8533
parks. 675-3217 773 W. Wilson642·8205 court, lse. Ph:962-6365.
4Jll Pacific. Riverside 2 Br, dining rm.lndry rm, Clean 2 br, single sty, 1 Walk to bch & all scbls. k . ()pe~=~~~9~~0·6 F'P, 2 car gar, $500 mo. ba. gar, adlts/no pets. 4br 2stx bm. Newly de~.
A. ALBIN REALTY lse. 640-8684 2390 Elden CM. S260 mo. Kids OK. $485. lBt "last COlllll9 htcCMM Property ZOOO Cos la Mesa 4· PI ex 5574 Miss·o , . mo rent. 963-6682. Pro~al , 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $139,000. Lllrge units, Rlverslde c:itf Uve on tree lined Poppy Townhouse Apartment: 2 ~ pnvaC'y. New listing at lluntington by the Sea.
Sl25.000. Walk \.2 block lo beach.
Bl::RTllA HENRY t0x60 w /lge enclosed ,.... •r new paint. Prime invest· • · Ave, jn a 28r, 1Ba home bedroom, 1 'Ar bath, 3 BR, 2 BA home,."~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• *TRl-PLEX* me nt location. Try OYtofState thathasalllheusual +a drapes, carpels, buillin Ada ms & Magnoh'a 11'1
CPA SEEKS Pride of ownership, only $?5,000down. Property 2600 LOT of charm. Ground oven. pvt patio. 1 child, adults. $400. Coats
Approx SSOO OOO 2 years old! Spacious 3 Also ••••••••••••••••••••••• level, 2 frplcs, detached small petOK. Wallace RE962~
REALTORS parch & w/ lge deck and
2J50e1 Mar 492·4121 I g c ('ove r c d ---------i porch+pat io. Next lo
SUPER LOCATION
Enjoy 1l all! 2 br. condo,
overlooking goU crse. 1
blk from ocean .• Clubhse.
pool, gar. Owner unx
clubho u se & pool.
PRICED TO SELL.
536-771 1or551-6042.
. • • bed.room, 2 bath owner's 2 Tri-P~exes, .good self Montana Properly for locked garage. 4 blks $250 .• 545-6169 REALL y NICE .
prime commercial unitwith!treplace! suppo;Lin~ Ul)lts. One 3 sale by owner 2 small from beach. $.500 mo. Jb 2 b f dil . prop. in La9uno or BR with fireplace & Two . 1· Lse. 675-0913 or 673·0732 r, a, am rm,
2 BR townhouse type un· houses + . six ols. Year 4 Bedroom rm combo w /fplc. ~.:
Newport. Principals I .Quail ~ its. East Santa Ana. ~d fishing. good bunt. Beaut 3 Br. 2v.r Ba front . ths 963·7866 .. LESS TO BUY!
LESS TO KEEP! oftlypleose. Ch Pl ~.500 each (l5"/a down m g. very good water duplex. Cpts. t>Un& •• ~g rm, Cplc, 2 ba . • • ,
(lilt 392·2868 _..!!~ .. • • payment>. Agt 540-0655 wel.1. For further Info patio, l gar, $450 lse. CalJ double garage, patio. Beaut. 3 br, 2 ba; Cam rm~ ...,..., wr1 t e to : ff er man 673·7513 Agent 5'50/mo. fpl<', cpts, drps. No pets 1ou s! Bkrs. ln\llled. Lower dwn mo. pymts,
s.59,900. Bkr.·714 48S·633l like rent. Well buill l2x60 Pnme Commercial cor· 7.52-1920 Luxurious owners plus 5 . Gutekuns t , Box 128, Roy McCardle 2 K I d s · G r e a t · neracrossnewCivicCtr. ••OOOUAILST NIWf'OltUIACH spacious units. H.B. Wmston,Mont.ana,59647 Attractive 3 br home, RedtorlllOHewpori neighborhood, $42S>
ideal for hi·rise bldg.---------Everything close. OWC. Ronchts.Fanws frplc, mod kitchen. CostaMnaSA8·7729 963-456'7Agt.Nof~.
Long Bch. 2t3423·ll95 BEACH 4.PLEX Prine. only.847""732 Groves • 2700 Avail. Aug.1st. 960-2641 $120 HOUSE!
SPANISH CHARMER m adult pet park. Cozy
VIEW!!! home w cooler (FV3319).
0 SJOOOdwn. <0.A.C.l ccan & golf course Cord Land
view! 3 BR . 21-;i ba.. M.H Resales. SHARP 5 office bldg., 4
formal din. rm. frplc.. 638·8502 blocks lo Huntington fa m 1 I y rm N c w Beach pier. Potential
landscaping. "2400 + Sq Dbl wide. $23.000 furn'd. growth income $l4,400
ft. Open house Sat/Sun M ob i I e P a r k o n per year. Priced to sell al
1·6. 127 San Pablo. Brookhurst.962·7540 Sl20.000.Coats &Wallace
Sl49,500Agel\t492·4986 Trailer spa~ up to 8x3S ". _R ... e_a_l_Es_ta_te_962_·_44_54_. --1
IMMACULATE Adult par k. no pets. Commtrcial Center
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Beach & Adam~. One mo. gross income. Rancho Capistrano bungalow. n ewly d e· Unfurnished more avl. Small fee,•
year hlew. Pride or $55,000. By owner. 2Y.r acres parcels from ~~t~~~~~~~l~ld~ t.aent646-3255 rfJeE~~.&45-4900 •:
owners p. S22S,()()O. 5414054 or&44-07B2 $10,750 Cull price. Na· patio. Open Sat &Sun 1·5. F.astside 3Br, 1~ ba, new • •COMIMWn Gui•.'
Oc.anft-ofttoge tiooal Forest area. Pvt SOllAvocado.544~1 cpts/drps, Coe d yd,---------
4-Plex roads & e ntry gates. DuplexSQ...Qt~ 1 BR, carport. 2S22 Santa {Ula. $240, lge 1 Br, pool! pat,+.,
lnvestOr's delight, local· 1~J~~i::4:tALTY lge patio. $285~_,.~o. No $350/mo . 646-3192· = Sml tee, uot.'
ed in" ~e r~~reatlonal Call 131--0333 pets. Agt. 644·7211 Newly painted, tge :i Br * •Con1umeu Gui• · ::ues~~ee~n emente. hal Estcrh 2Ba, fplc, beaut tropical -'-! w H 1 T E w AT E R be.._ 2800 Co.to Mesa 3224 encl yd, nr sbope-school. 3Br, 1 ~Ba. corner lot,
OPEN SUN. t 5 548·6173 S. Laguna. A Rare Find
Lovely 3 Br home on --------First time offered, prime REAL TY INC.
\aluable R·3 lot . walk to The Meadows location+ vacanteorner 714/846-1371
beach & shopc;. Priced to If you'd like the rtnest in for expansion. ---------sell $79.500. 109 E. Portal mobile home living, see Arch Bay Real Estate
REALTY ••••• :;:,;. •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $47S. 67S.2082 cloee to sch! & shopping,
498·2722 Deluxe Corona Del Mar ln1tant Mon-in Village Walk Condo 3 Br 2 $400 mo. 96z..2Wll5 Arch Bay Real !::slate what we have to offer in 499.2277
49!J.2277 the beaut iful. quiet C
San J"°" Meadows. Priced to sell =:e~i;c!:~(f j70"0 Capistrano I 078 at SJS.900
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Anaheim Condo, 2 BR. 1
Ba, l yr old, upgraded
c rpls. ai r , owner.
528-8864
Real Estate Counselor COSfA MESA TRIPLEX Duplex. close to ocean. Centrally loc .• Costa Ba, dbl gar, patio, pool, Neat & Clean 3 Br, 2 ba.
Profes investment lBlktoE.l7lhSt. $140,000 equity for in· Mesa. Nr new "J'.wnhse, Jae. Nr. S. Cst Plaza. patio. $375 mo. 658).,
atU1lysis. appraisals, tax Prine. only. 96S·l2Vl duslriaJ or comm. prop. 2bl\ H4 ba, din/rm, 644-0t59, ownr/agt. Edgemont. 536..S754. ·
& exch;i nge advice. -----=-----Mr Hertel. owner/agent. patio. gar, air cond, Qui b F Speciafrzing in Bch 544-4910, 731-0599eves. bltns, lndscped,only $31S et n rbd, 4 Br am Sitoacious 2 sly twnbse. 3 mo. Small pet, child ok·. Rm, fplc, bltns, 2 car Br 21h Ba;. Cor"!lal dining
mulU·plcl' properties. hal Estate 1921 Anaheim St. Call gar. N. Costa Mesa. By rm, {pie lll living rm, &
Sellers & buyers avail. 1 Br Wanted 2900 Mgr. to see. 64.5-4655 apptonly 642-9285 mslr "bdrm, many xtras.
Call Ron Ellis $440 mo. 834·0243; aft 6 ·
TRANSFERRED
Beaut 3 bedrm. 2 bath 2
story. Surro unded by
phu h gardens. deep pile
crplg, cathedral ceilings,
massive fplc. hu ge
master bedrm suite. On·
lyS77.900.
Century 21-0C.0-2358 HALECREST 3 br, 2 ba, ·
Leisure World Towers Ft-ff C0ttsuffaffoft Crpl. Quiet neighborhood. 848·24911 "
Lux retire. Meals.1---------Families only, no pets. Clean.f br condo racing
RED CARPET
496-4775131·9955
Highly upgraded 3 br
home . Good
neighborhood, l mi lo
ocean. Affordable!
Owner. 493-3543
$5000 lelow Market!
Sun Hollow 4 br. 21., ba
upgraded mdl. A/C.
$79,009. 492.4337
CAnAIH'S HILL
Brand new 3 Br, Condo
with mountain and ocean
view. Upgraded carpet
and a real beauty on a
top 11.reet coruer. $87 ,900.
830.5050 496-4041
maids, 10% dn. $35,000. ----------''-$425. 545-7S06eves tenttis courts, pool &
IJ573 C PU T\.. I 496-1840 'Two 4#1.UES iJ:~~s_::~~~t~a, 2 BR. 1 BA, pets le kJds ~iro~. ~o.m~~~. AM 5£1a·RVll(E Duplexes/ COSTAMESA OK.Fncdyd&encl.gar. or751 ,,_,. Onlts sGle 1800 Excellent corner loca· ........., '58 Hicks 8x45 1 br (cap· $295 mo .. lat , $100 sec. ---------tajn 's bed>. ~ew roof & ••••••••••••••••••••••• dep, $50 clna. dep. 3 br, 2 ba. Drive thru dbl
ext. paml. Adult C. M. 3 Unila·A very lrg 3 br, 2
park. $5500. 541H173 ba. 3 br, 1 ba, & small
bach. 1 Hse from ocean.
Ac,...oge for sole 1200 .FUrn included. $275,00(). ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962-8244
THREE ACRES
Fantastic view has this 3
bedroom, 2 bath home
with beautiful pool &
jacuzzi. Plenty of room
for ho~es & etc. Terms.
BKR.
(714) 676-5717
OR522·2080
--------~· l UNITS
East.side, Costa Mesa-
well maintained aod con·
veniently located near
businesses. shopping and --..-_ ...... ..;..;..o~--__.-t>us line. Nice 2 bedroom 1-__;..--_::.;_ ___ _
home in front. 2 bedrm
duplexes In r ear. Pete
Barrett Realty, 642·5200.
Must see, 62 acre prime APT FOR. SALE 4 Plex,
wlimproved farm land in H .B . SlD g I e story
high desert, in alfalfa $135,000. 20% d wn entry. On main hwy,1_84'1_·7_353 ______ _
wtwell, el!ctricity, ga•, lx~levlthMwt
phone " tall trees. . . "" Priced to sell quick. 51300 Qtiet cul-de·HC ID HB. z
per acre. By oweer. BR., .lBa., 3Br. 1~ Ba, g.21173 J priced-•t $81,900. For ---------i PJlt. Call N.o236 Prtnc. only.Bb'.
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I _ .... --··-· MO w~ Lovtlt a br homt . ... pool • ecbool. '4U. (ext2'13); wbdl41M·ll8e ~I D COlldo. mlot lbr&*loboaMI SMO/mo f~ View, AvalL Now. MO-lMl«~ ~~eaq, •
..._ ._, am•td-'-I br ocmdo 1100 "75/mca. ENJOY TIIE PENIN PT. nice Z BR "..f&lr•, deck. SMftstt1na1 -~ • lllt.e'*' Clll>atat lbrpeUobomeAJC· 1110 Ma~R=-~o':to Lovely 2 Br+ Fam Rm, dbhes. etc;'JIN·~ Ba1. A winning combination·
• J br ooodo A/C "71 Ott 2 Ba hmo. Fl.Im. or unt. Qunmer ~ rJtt~. Wl· of adult apwtment homes A nA n.,.'M£NTS ....... U44 lbr $.Y11 Ccndo 00 IOlf courae 3br for one year. $625 peuno. lll t/17. TMn teUe for with luxury appointments and LUXURY ,Y-Mn t • ,
,_,. .. , ............... lbrA/C t315 21>9. A/C, avail. Au.i.lll ~7S'11.All· winter. Catt Phil, superb recreation at a premium l•J•J llDROOM UMftS
aenAU lbr SM tm/mo. MMMI NEWPORT CREST _M_&a_s_1_116 __ ___.....___ location. Tennla-Qvmothefai>v • FIATUllMG • 3 br AJC MU ._._ __ • ....... _ 3 . . spa•swlmming•bllllards
:!D.lbe ...... $1110/415 or ~ &per 3br, 2~ ba. Up· -... 11ul'i&tll 707 Jr.one Bedroom . UMl9U1AHDDIAMATICR.OOltPLANS
38R.,J8a ......... /111 JbrT/H "50 OCEAN VIEW, 4 Br, airaded-mlrrora. wet ........... .,........... One&TwoBedrooma.OneBath ·Q Custom designed with exceptionally 38Jl.2~ aa. •••••••• tQO JbrT/ll M65 Fam Rm, formal dlnloa, bar, vaulted· ce!Un1a. 1 br yrlyi .-1mo. No . ~~o. · P.RMt u-ua VllAR large rooms, dramatic entry ways, •BLJa. ........... MIO JbrA/C _.76 a car aar, pvt comm. tennis, pool, jacu.azi, pets. · ~ ....... ._ J -n••--,,•-v-ANARSttUO.U.S lbr A/C l'OO w/pvt bcb tacll. Pool, beach. $1525. 8""8S8S 875-59)0~er \al .-.· • · · and luxurious amenities throughout.
388.ZBL .......... "50 1br,deo $526 tennh, .uoo mo. OPENSUN. 12-S,BigCyn. eor.a .. ·M.:r ~72i ~~~5!50!!Pa!u!la~.!!,_~no~~~·!~!:__!C!o!!hl!!Mt!ao!!!75!1!-1!995!!~ Located on · T~t-4D-rsm Townhouse 00 coll cnie. 2 ......... ,.~.~ .... = HARBOR BLUFFS CIRCLE · · 1 br, 2'h ba, ilen; new & Bachelor w7lttcli & bat'li (Near &>lsa Chica and Warner)
MOHilCH SUMMIT beaut. S925 per mo. #5 quiet res11JiiUA'l · ~: lcAoa r..-..ea 3107 Cotta Mna 3824 HUNTINGTON BEACH
Outat.andintnew 2br 2ba Sea Island Dr., cor. Ford Wal.It to ~b.:I $350. nso. ·~··••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• • 846-1328 or 840-1123
townhOUMa ht ADULT &Jamboree util inc, A~ L''f6t-U61 -----------------• C 0 M M U N I T y Choice .Npt Ht.s home. 4 aft. 6pm. ll . '·' Duplex. 3br. 2ba, 1500 aq Adult E-slde 1 br cottage. I
w/clubbou1e, pool, & bdrm, 3 ba. lam, din, Codau....-11 .i. .. 24 ft.Onbeacb,oceanvlew. jDs~r, fl.pie, ~~ol, i.agllMaMlvuel 3852 LagilnaMMJlstl '* 3152 • ,.....,..u •••• ·n jacuasi. Ocean I& mo --al 213 /550·0800 dya or IC • enc gar •• udlll• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.-n __ tain iewa UA-den. Pool, ocean view. •••••••••••"'-""••••• 434-9574 eves & wk:nds dry. $300. 6"-0878 4JS13~J>a:llMME ...._ __ .1_1_1_.z_ooo ___ 1 v Slt0l$4SO ~~7/Z.. iaoo mo .• ~:!~-UP
4 Bdrm TUR11.EBOCK 1 ... Ii *-c:ock *1V & Maid A. ail
'J'U8'ftZ R~ VIEW 3 Immediate move lo. R""rlK. BAYSHORES *Pbooe$eq. rcl
;:;:-: :;:;.2 1aBaPol~ ~~J..5oN REALTOR 493--0331 ... 499-<4797 3Br, 2ba, lrplc; bltns, 2376Newp0rt ly , CM ~298ils752-6688 r--~ Villa • Br 2~ patio. Pvt beaches. $875 548·9755or6'1>398'1 S5G mo. All· 7~1.88 ....,. • " l •--.... ., 3286 :.::...;.;:...:::.::.:..:.:::..:..:...:..=...:.::=--1--------1 Ba, Ip c, pool, 2 mi yry ...... .,... SUSCASll'AS •--------is BR Campus View Avl. beach. M2S mo. 846-3301 l~~~~~~~~~~I Neatly rurn. large & Two Bedrooms 8/L $\SO. Call: Ml·S032 .,. • ----mall b JlaDcho Agt. Monarch Summit Condo, ror .....,...,....3Br, 3Ba home, s l r. $225 to S'l60.
SanJoaq $t9S 2 Br 2 Ba, fplc, swidk, w/oommanding view of Adults, no pet.. 2110
lJ Pk Vill 11 .._,50 LG 4 br •. 2\.'a ba, dbl gar, cpt'd patio" crt yd. Fan· ocean at Nwpt Harbor, Newport Blvd. w'!mut Sq · ~5 yd. 1 mL from UCI. ~. Wile ocn vu, rec racil. walk to Ensign & Har bot Oma Poilst 3726
Rancho SanuarJoeaq _25 No pets. 840-3879 eve $425. 213-89'1·S2.32 High Scbls from quiet -Kings Rd address, avail •••••••••··~··•••••••••
Deerfield $375 3 br, 2 ba, ~e Rock 4 Br house w /pool. $515. Sept 1. Owner 548-41.92 SUper neat villa. 1 br,
Three Bedrooms Home w /atrium_. gaa AvailAug: days, 642-ll22eves. court. yd, pvt. $200.
University Park $475 bbq, Is pvt jacUUJ. $S4S 495-662t Single 49&-5293· 673-2332
College Park $450 rwto. Owner, 752-13N WATERFRONT w /DOCK . ' V"ll 1 $475 SHORE.5 Garden Home Luxury 3 yr old ·1950 Studio apt tor sngt. near
ec.a'*"-leactl lt 11 MESA VERDE, 2nd fir, 2
••••••••••••••••••••••• Br. l Ba, gar, mature
.•
SEA TERRACE APTS New deluxe 2 story 2 br a d l t s • N o p e t 11 •
duplex apt .w/l!A ba, Eve/wknds5'6-9926
fn>lc. Ocean view from NOW RENTING Lite, ~vaulted Ceilings, paneling
the Bhdfs overlooking a1r.Y new apts. Open dal· •Self:cleaning _oven, dis_bwasher
Capo. Beach. 34638 ty. U-5:30.Nochildrenor •Patio, balcomes, storage space
CaminoCepbt.rano. S425. ·pets. 1 br. $265, 2 br. $295. •Reserve parking cai;-ports ~m. mo 494-9583 Pvt. ~ti06, encl gar. 332 •Pool, jacuzzi. sa~na, tennis
WALK TO BCH 3 Br 2 Ba,
sundeek, oceanvu. $350.
493-7587; 675-3760
BEACH DUPLEX-Sun
deck, 38r, 28a, din rm,
gar, $350 mo. 483-7S8T or
675-3760 _________ ,
~~a~::= Rily. · •Short pvt underpass to beach
(Gard~ like landscaping
IMSTAMT·IM ·~1068'lo·an ~hopping
Eastside lge 2 br, patio, •Minutes to freeway
beam cell. Small pet, •Som. e ocean view11pts small child ok. UW pd.
$275/mo. 362 E. 20th St.
Mgr. 6t&-'381or642-0282 NOW RENTING
1 age Orange Tree Patio home 3 BR 2 Ba elegant ' sq.ft. 3 Br 2 Ba, gar, beach. $115 mo. Util pd.
• ~~e~ee $450 2 br, den, tennis & pool'. $600mo.~eves. lndry, w/dshwshr, bit.us, Non-smkt'.1-493-8275 CoronacWMcr 3822
n gc $475 Dbl e gar. No fee. fplc, cpts, drpe, $650 yrly u _1___._ leach 3740 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LA CASA 11.AMCA
lach.. I &2 BR
A•olLMow
I b*m $275 2 bclna $325
Adult community, sorry no·pets
Office Open Daily 9·6
17141661-0901
.Rancho San Joaq. $.595 Newport. Irvine Realtors Lc*e Forest 3255 l D ..... .....,._.. 1-------.-.. Four Bedrooms o.,., ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• se. ys. 613-6100; evs ••••••••••••••••••••••• o.o.riov:JU 774-iM08
red hill~···
552-7500
UMDA ISU
· · Long term avail! Superb location
on tip of Island. Mediterranean de·
cor w/over 6,500 sq.ft. of tiled floors
& elegant off-white wool carpeting.
5 BR suites, spacious living areas, ~levat~r. dock for lg. boat, pool,
1acuzz1 & sauna. Also avail for
lease/option. Cathy Schweickert
642-823.5. (D-6()) . .
HARIOlt Vl!W KMOLl.S-4111!*-
Brand new. charming Cape Cod 2
BR home w/magnificent valley
view. Steps to pool, tennis & rec.
facilities & S min. drive to Fashion ~Jana. Owner will consider pets &
children. Paula Balley su .. 8235. (D-61)
DOYa SHOIU IAYMOMT I s BR + mald's. w/~arat.e dlillri«
rm. Pier & fJoat will take up to 501
boat. $1700/mo. Mu.tne Wtlliams
8'z.823S. (D.Q)
f
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LOYeJ121ty,38r,l'hBa, 38t'coodo, 1~ Ba, bltM,
fl>1c,$1St1tb'.87s.m5 ..-oc. dues pd. Atent. 5(1.S33J.
CONDO. 2 ~. 4 n.tlal JJfO .88. 3 Ba, ssso. mo. ~-~ ...................... .
' ZBr hlxury arda;I Condo Oc111 Btacb bowie. ~ blk A/C, DVI, ~. pOQI, to ocean. air, lba. S3SO 2 car pr S,;,~ f4.s-54IM I*' mo.Wrb' lM. UtU 1.n.1--.=...........;.............;;..--__
cld'd. Cpl or family pre-Wtlln it1l1• 3291 fd.11>91'11 ••••••• -. ...... _ ••••
11-Bl.its lmmac II!., 4 bf~ =~ftil o-abelt, low deDaiU' 2 now.ailldnin,petaOK :Ooa Br Z'-' Ba, fPk, SllShno.Owner...,_
• pool. maint pd.··---------Ave tarso. tlOO. Eff. Ca 1da •zfil ti ~ ............
assoc iate d
BP01<;f 1>< 1.11111rt"•11".
lfJ]', ~ I '.''I t , ,...
All utils pd., cpts., drps,
pool, lndry. fac's. Adults
over 35, no yets or children. Ca l Sue:
556-rm or call Henry:
842-9137
23J31 Mariner Dr. Laguna Niguel
Coda Mesa 3824 Huto41R9011 leodl 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Duplex, triplexes & four·
plexes, 1·2 bdrm & den,
1\.'a & 2 baths, fireplace,
in houses laundry
hookup, en<'losed yard,
enclosed 2-car garages.
Close to schools, shop-
ping " Dana Po1nl Harbor. From $295. mon·
lhly. Golden Lantern St.
&Acapulco. Dana Point.
714/831-3294
SMASHING VllW
of waves hitting the
__ _._ ______ ----------• rocks. 2 .br, 2 ba condo, BLOC• FIOM IEACH din rm, beam cell'gs.
3 Br, view balcony, Frplc, 2 t>&lcotl)esJ_F,w
dahwahr, frpk!. 1ar. No sttpe to l>ch. Nr. victor
J)eU, 205 1.Stb St. 860-4140 Huao'is. $bOO mo. Ad.Us .•
or53S-1718. ownr/~. Call Maey'tou ---------• Mulon,. 64•·1115 or SPACIOUS 642-8235
---------•a frpk:'t, JOOO 14 A+. _,.. _ __,...;.;... ____ , PWlbl1-'dislhldi¥e
CID Cllll{. coast. St.epl to
pvt bcb. Beaut. trees,
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............ ll41 S-a...tlh 117,~a del Mar oc .. n· D&UXlofACIS MISSIONVlEJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ledlt,._, 5300 MllpW..t.d 7100HllpW..ted 71QO
•••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• front l br aleep e PQl· 44 J.850.a'JOOSQ. t'T. Energy ••••••••• .. •-••••••••• ••••;•••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
I H "'-oc.u vln•, ll01 OCEANFRONT APT leaa. vu mowk.ril-1'7'7 ~~·~. ~.·.:~: ~~~ce~~ Discovery FOUND male Basset July Acca• l"'tA.Mlysl Ap&.0 Manqtt1for60 tolO
&li.00 ~ t..aa Ouch Flnal ln adult Uvtna. No Newport Buch nur u 351< sq ft La.Nl&uel It . Patented/mll & markel r ln Irvine. Lll_es peop~le, Queer Starter SIM unit a in Cot.ta Mcaa.
C:.11 ct1 pet.a plu ... 2 Dr, 2ba oc.an Lie abr. 2ba. car. Ml11ion V&eJO, areas. U40 aq. ft. Xlnt Joe. 3 tni inveatmenl. szo.ooo. anores cal.I. Pinlll& 1°' 'Ib1I faJDOUI NYSE co. i3 631-2950 t:n ~i Up Ol1hw1hr, Avall.nowl"2·leo3 Handy to S.D. Frwy. doorto«PtacentlaSt.at Sec. Mr. Robertson, owne:r.tea.tl08 olfe~cthl.s''footlnt.he..---------
l-frpl\'a, carport All ••• C.11 .131-1400 782 W. 20th. Call Snn· 213-"11-6333 BlkDobermanFemlound door ~loo to you U ~.~ •••• ~.~~ ~1~L11tl~f1~,!r local ~~~~·•0l~P1m0'·,11.~ ~-....l,.-dcuoa days 6'2·0212, Minion Viejo •rea. you have an accountln& Alaembl)' mr. lba upper Condo on nlMID&' m-"-; Wi'5.:ii107Mw-o:t93 .... ~ evu*-2277 · MwytoL.o. 5021 S3'7-«Y70or557.a.st des. orotherde1. w/hvy
1olr rouru Balcony, BrandneWOC'Htl ~.w NTH FR~ Sfot.091 4550 ....................... FOUND 3 .!lnuce, acct°' & bwi MECHANICAL
sa-uo Rfll Ir{) S.1'U. a Br CA>ndo • UDO lSLI ~II service. No leuere· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ht, 2N & lrd T.D.'s SprincJ'tfi:P::;:~ m<~>· coune:1. You will aasut PRICISIOH Adt-l•d3Cl3or4tHtOO UOM411CH"~'M22 L&utudiow/1undcck, q 'd. 200-fiOOsq. ft. Plel\tY RV S 0 LOANSAVAJ' •sLE "'--'anJr·Hi· ... ,,.,...... acclna i upen. Jn addl· ASSIMILEltS • -avlwkly 8'15·6401 of parkina. a082 S,E. · · torage ran~e ,.._ .. ,l 1 ...,. C;OaJ_. • ....,.,...,, tion to t09 beneld.a, m· ... .,,.... ... ._ ll" aur 1'1 11•. uo y1.rd1 ----Bristol St. Newp~rt Co unty Intern 1 "'~not. mportant. LOST : Miniature clud. •tock opUons, you •••••••••••••••••••••••from huach fle&. c1110CEANFRONT28r,2ba, Beacb.s.57·7010 Raceway.75cperft.~r lroker.673-4111 Schnauzer, female, maybeythelrextenslve 8:JC> t't?.6 fum.Ulhed nicely S.150 wk mo. Complete servJce line of personal products Now Julr· '315 /wk Aua. THE EfACIENJ dept.714-675·1290 "--rt-s.T-t ult/pepper, vie Laguna at. a wbopplng discount. I -• d 1 2" ,_ ~ • -Deb. $200 reward for re-NW11. """ u .ov.,.y upper UJ> ex. ur, Wa erfront Humt:• Rtntali Wcmitid 46oo DHdi 5015 lw7V c1ee to app cant.
lb• Squeaky clean. 831-1400 ALTERNATIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••'••••••••• tum494·19Zl6,496-41427 Abigail Abbot Personnel YOU CAN AFFORD Ot'un view. 111r, no pet• Pff'IOMlh 5350 A1ency. 4500 campu.s ~. 4.D3 1231,493 Md f\am. Bach. apt, CdM. l Ope b h (fl N:EWPORT BCH area. 1 Lo .. ·~ 9% ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dr. N.B. 557-6122 NEWPORT BEA(h Blk to bch. Aug. $400. n n ranc o ce or or 2 brapt. w/pool & ten· M"'1 1..~rc• dtiluxe 2 br. 2 be, mo. 875-9267 or 549-8.1111 startyoW'own company nls for mo. ol Aug. AboMTDLo.t Drinldn,problem7 AccountRep.
bltna, aaras" l6t & laat. alt. s ror a fraction or the co~t. 213·275-7119 Fairest Terms slnce 1949 Call Alcohol Helpline MONEY MAKEttl $400/mo Adult.I> only. Month to month rent m 2' hn a day 835·3830 Salary + for this "very
Oceanfront. Weekly. 3:907 eludes; recpt. service, GARDEN & Bird lovers, Satfflto ~Co. prestigous" spot. You
UJXURY APT~IVINO 2t.ir. Iba, cw. Seubore Dr. 3 Br, 2ba, person.allied phone cov-if)'Ollknowola qulet2 br 642-2171 S4S.0611 PREGNANT? will have the freedom + Ovu._.,,_n Tbe Waler (1)771 2379or ~1-4119 completely furn. Avail era,1e, cont. room, mail a~ w/garden/patio Wl· Carina conHdential 1 "• ii to .......... --Aue 13·20, Sept 3-10. Ph service, underground der .poo. for an artistic PRIVAT!PAln counseling & referral. ea.,..., en eage earn on
Park New~rt
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precisioo mechanical •11
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chance to move up to f\11·
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t.acwar spa, lsw1mm1ng C~tr.o ll71 Corona del Mar ~ bllt to nu:~~r~vE ~~&!:es~au Betsy 2ndT.D.642-3m ~:IE: 547-2563 Pafd/AlsoCaFee Jobs. Call ADVAHCm
pools, 8 Ll&hted court:. ...... t•••••••••••••••• China Cove. Lge fncd S67 SAN NICOLAS DR, Ask us "bout 1st, 2nd or Control reer Employ· CC>MTaOL
miles of btke trails. put OCEAHYIEW patio,carport.840-0446 SUITE106 Prof. working cpl seek Jrdtrustdffdloans.Cen· UMDA&VICKI ment Agency, 3400 647YOU1tCjSt
Wig.shuffleboards Br;ind new 2'Br. $275 to Newport Beach.Ca home lo rent in area. lury 21 Investment OutcallMassocp Irvine, ste 203• N.B Santa.Anct.Calif.
Bachs from $259 50 mo.
Abo 1&2 bdrm plani.
2 story to~ nhou:.es
Ele~ kllch, pn v. patios
& balcon1e:.. c rpts. drape ri e». parking,
elevalors
S32S Nr Paco Beach. 105 Nwpt Bcb, nke 2 Br els to 640-5470 Xlnt rels. Needed at on-Olvision. 963-7866 For tM ""9 of itl _s.56-8505 ___ .______ Equal Oppor Employer
Del Reposo. 714-496.5215 oee81l. Sips 6. gar. $300 ce.Cal1897-0312,498·3868. ------------------•!·--------· July. S.325 Aug. 675·6775 Z Pvt Olfices, reception & Ask for John Chase 2ftd TD Serving all Orange Co.
2 restrooms. 720 sq ft 18 mo. Beautlrul Foun· &35-7313
ScMlttl Loguna 3886 Waterfront, Nwpt Deb. total. Fnt Valley962•3200 Architel't wants 3 or 4 tain Valley home ....... 000 C..Jrf __ ...... _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• luxurious 3 Br w /boat bdr hous Harbor ""'v ..,... tual R__..-d k $400 $500 k m e nr. TD pays Sl66.67 mo. 1815So. El Camino Real Lgc. quiet, luxunous, ex· oc . · w · Plaza Hi. Calleves646·3531 $46.000 equity. ~ share cc 2 br. 2 ba apt. 675-6775 •II!>.. • ..u r .. ta SanClemente.F\Jllylic. ... ec""•• ~mes Corona del Mar, 2 adults, ( Sl 0 • 0 O 0 > ma>' be For appt. 492-7296 l::lc,·ator to scenic priv. VKation Rental1 4250 Office avail. Overlooks no children, no pets. purchased. ----'-''------
ACCOUMTS
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bch. Party & game room, ••••••••••••••••••••••• airport & mountains R r MICHEUE'S* OptionalmJid~crv1ce total s~curity. Perfect · e erence present * living or wknd retreat for BIG &~AR LAKEFRONT Airport/Registry area. landlord. Need peaceful 13.79% yield & lots of Outcalt Massage
An opening exists for an
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the adventurous adult. Cabms. (714 )866·7701 DS2 Michelson. Irvine. 2 br home nr. Marguerite equity makes this $4,937 1oAM·2AM· 731-4462 Starting at $515 /mo. 494·9727or839·5173 752·0234 & E. Cst l;lwy. Sept. 1st. TD interesting. 4BR
499-.2835 l block to beach. 1 br apt ''TheCompleteOlrice" Will sign lea5e. CaU col· house in Santa Ana pays
9 Olfi k lect (714)'54·7983. Mr & $54.25 mo.
u •sSAl'!..E necessary . $700-1750. ~Hon operators """ • Please call for an ap-6.--.
"-~nwnh fumlslMd furn. $100. week or $250. ces + wor room, Mrs Wilkinson. OWA Mortgage, Bkr Forleasinginformation: ~Umurnlthed 3900 mo. yearly. Util. incl. confer . rm, vault, S42·S66l
••••••••••••••••••••••• 871-8471; 833-2105 ~unge. Gmd floor. Xlnt ..._.sjlnvett/
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ESCORTS <714)835-2422 ceultuJ llne. h·
OUTC••LONLY EqualOpportunlty perlence in Mask
THE EXCITING Rentals to Sitar. 000 prk'g. 4.5< fl. Top Costa FinanCe AnncMlnc..,.nh/ Mesa loc. 2500 sq. ft. or ••••••••••••••••••••••• p ·--...1 / Alo Employer M/F Aligning, Oxide and
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714 /644-1900
New duplexes 2·3 br $350
up yrly. Family & pets
ok. 675-4912
Steps to ~ach. 4 Br 2 Ba,
fplc, cpts. drps, SSSO yrly
lse. 642.3443
Ea;.tbluff 3 br. 2 oa
Lease. Incl :.pac. master
suite, din rm & dbl
g a r a g c . 1\ u lo d o o r
opener avail. l'ool &
recreation area Adult:.
unly. No pets. 1-'rom $367
up.
865 Amigos Way
Nwpl Shores area. 11'2
bl.ks ocean, 2br, lba dplx.
Yrly lse. 714·956·5871
PALM MESA APTS. ....................... fess < 714 > 540 2200 or ""'-S
MINUTESTONPT Male or female needed to (714)494-4797 . ..._.0p_5_-s... Lost& foUnd BCH. share cozy 2-bdrm home ,.... •-n•r SOOS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Bach.1&2 BR. in NB w /young pro· Improved ofc space, 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Allnowtc ... nts SI 00
from $210. & up. fessional. Vegetable rooms , all or part. AUTO WAXING
Adults. No Pets garden, covered patio, Rccept. area. 125 sq. fl. Outstanding Oppor.
1561 Mesa Or. gar, frpl. Days 8-S, Room 1; 224 sq. ft. Room IndepConlractorterms
(5 Blks East of Newport 634-2019 or eves come on 2: 321 sq. rt .. Room 3. 50' Metro Car Wash
Blvd. l by! m Snug Harbor Rd. per sq. !\ .• incl utll. Nr. 2950 Harbor Blvd, CM
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OtrrCALL MASSAGE
6PM·2PM 973·0893
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OtrrCALL MASSAGE
499-1224 546·9860 NB, Ron. 0 .. C. Airpo rt. Bud ---------
Priess, 540·78008·5. MARINE RAD10 Parson-Chubby-EXOTIC GIRLS Fem only, mid·20's. Nice . SALES&SERVICE Turban -Unwise--' 2br apt at Lake Forest lfwpt C~r Courtyd win· GroM $108,000. year. F\Jll Nipple -Muster -Massage & Modeling
' Dr. $160mo. 586·2548 dowed ofc. Share recept price $37 ,OOO. includes SUSPICIOUS Outcall 542·3169 /543·32SO
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THIS llt1N'J1NCJIUN Share Ba ch el or's lg 640-4l60 S,OOO. mventory. e pie sitting in a dark cor· Personal Service1 5360 · .. ,_,;;,·~r-twnhse, So. Csl Plaza estab. Owner moving out ner of a spa&hetti afld ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ area. Separate qtrs, fine· Executive office space, olstate. TIME, 751·1400 pizza place, saying: "We
ly furnished, linens, dis· 950 sq. ft.~ p/.ft. 6 mo's Real Estate office for sale can't go on eating like DIVORCE FROM S250to S33S hes , 2 car gar , lease w'.opllon to renew. or manage w /option. th Is. My Weight
5 Beaut apt plans avail. wshr/dryr. $!50 + uUI. '96·5759•495·4858 BrokeriU.540-l..998 Watchers is getlini: LegalTypingService
Furn or unturn. Bacb, 1 For quiet res~ male exec Offi · I SUSPICIOUS." Type.Serve· File
b b over 40. (714) 545·4632 aft ice swte. 3 pvt rms. ge Hardware store Newport Complete Guaranteed
2 Br.huge deck,w/view. r.2 r. 1 ba ; 2 br. 2 1pM recepl.rm.form~llyuse Beach. 67S ·5800 . Lost&Found 5300 645 958
lge Liv Rn1, 1 blk l,o bch. baths. Beamed liv rms, by Ins. Co. Avail. Aug Seashore Real Estate ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 0
SJ6S.673·1260e\•es. dinin~ areas. storage, Furn Hse, COM. 2 bd 1st. Call Saunderson at LOST : 7/4, s haggy·1-2200HarborCostaMesa
--P a t 1 0 s · d e c k s • W /D, 1 blk to beach, will fl ester n Business ); wht/blk male Sheepdog BAY VIEW. Stunnin}! 2 la ndscape.d ground.s. share with mature, $ervices. 563 West 19th mix. "Rags". Vic.
br. 2 ba studio. Frplc. rov. prkg, hghted tennis, responsible M/F 20.40. St, C.M. Days 642·0212, LagunaNiguel.'99-l461 ~-nt& Patio. Pool. Eastbluff. v o 11eYba11. 2 st Y 67s..s 99 . 546 44 eves 546-2277 , .. _
Mature adults only. No c lubhouse, billiards, 1 ·mess. ·4 5· ---·------1 LOST Blk & ht f epcraffon 4 . l . Deluxe ore w /sec'y serv. : w . em .••••••••••••••••••••••• pets.Lseat$450.6400349 sw1mmh1ndg poo. ping Roommate wanted lo N OC i~rt BUSIHESS Siberian Huskie: 40 .lbs. JobsW--"---A 7075 poni;. Y ro·spa, gym. share 2 Br 2 Ba apt in ieerox. ear · ·a .. ..., · Su PM on v a L do ..,.~
2 8 11 Bat h N So ..,C<\ 7c:"U>"" n. I I .••••••••••••••••••••••• r. 2 own sc. r rry.no~li;. F /Vly. Non smk r . _,.,permo. _..,,._, _ OPPORTUHITY Reward $50. F. Nyquist
Hoag. Adlts, no pcls. SouthwestCoroer 968-8714 lENTREDUCED H.B. 673.8499 Housekeeper , cook,
S28.S.64 .. 8710. Edinger/Newland RESTAURANT driver. Mature. Refs.
Nice 2 Bf apt. w/lge deck. 8400Edingcr, H.B. Cut down ;ex~i:~~o~on~~ Well located in the Mesa Found; Royce Union $700pr mo. 642·3'Z16.
avl now on yrly basis. (714)847·9605 U•ift«J Expenws! util. 963-1243: 960.3224 Verde Shopping Center. Bi k·~ • Vi c . E 1 • ER•kwn. Scie..u
$350 mo. 615·6775 or -OPEN 9-5 DAIL y Share a home or aptrnent Near new. interesting. !J.! /972SM aegxtn ~!!a . Ca II Recent grad seeks posi·
673·6279 Rooms 4000 1'..... rn._. TT.-.... Office for lease. $150. immaculate: seating .....,. ...... ~E-'U.CJUt.> Vl'IW">Ul'tD ptmo. Reception area. capicity 74. Beer & wine Uon in government or ••••• •••••••••••••••••• Uk--.«~ OXit'dl"~ Pvt. ofc w /bath & wet license. Call for details. Lost: Burmese cat. male, private sector. BA, MS
ACCOUNTING CLERK. t.rred. Experience in
Duties incl. process acct. ..y phase of waftr
payable w /c;omputcr •'--~1-1..1 system It asst. chief proces-..., u.·~nvvre.
bkpr. Clerical exp., ac·
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& typing req'd. Apply in
person at: Reeve~ Rub·
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Inspection
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and
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Have A New Name
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personnel lemporary
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Where you want to work
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We invite you to
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have experience as:
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WATERFRONT VIEWS IN
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ROOMS S25 wk up with o.> ~l61lt b,,u~owq bar. Agt. 644.7211 COLE OF NEWPORT 2 yrs old, blue collar. r.nvironmental Science: kitchen. $31 .50 wk up F 5 8324134 QtiM area. "Leroy". Position desired in relat· 547 7375
apls. 548·9755 or over yrs. CORONA del MAR, retail REALTORS 759-1218 ed field. Wrl te M . •
Equal npponunitY
M /F /HC employer
Striking design and an elt'gant e~clt1ng wav to 11ve cnoose lofts. oav w1noows Skyllgh!s fire otaces vour own prtvate • oatlo or oatconv A tr1ena1v m1111on dollar rec center Tennis courrs roo
Room in lovely, quiet Wanted Cem rmma~. age &professional bldg. 2411 675-551 f LOST C li C Mirltovicb, 110'~ S. Bay 540GoldenClrclc
home. No drugs, pets or 19-24 to shr hse m HD. E. Coast. Hwy, 1630 BIG BEAR LAKE Vic. ~lsta&~r:~:e. c~: Fro11t, Balboa Island Ste212 Santa Ana ASSEMILEA
smoking. Kitch. privgs. Eves 000.3868, Barbara s~ft./reta11. 408 sq.ft. Establisheq dinner ho\Me Ans "Lizzie". 642-8129 _92682._________ <OfC 4th St, between TRAINEES
Promontory Poim
lu•urv adult rentals from SAOO monthly,
100 Promonrorv.or West Just nortn of Jamooree on Pae11tc coast Hu:inwav Teteonont' 17141 67S 8000 owneo ano minaoeo Dv The trvlne Cbmoanv
Back bay arca,.avallable
Aug 16, $250. 2 bdrm,
draperies. carpet, lrg
patio. Mat adults only
No pets. 642-2267
front, 550 sq.rt. rear. 731 Newport&SA Frwys) Does a 10 hour day, -t Female. $150 /mo. Femtoshr2bd2baapt: sq.ft. front side. ofc, & coffee shop. $75,000 Lost S lbl d l t YACHT CAPTAIN de· FreeParking days a week appeal to 963·8233before10:30 am. Rec fac, NB, $185 inc util. .,.. • .,....,. or 2435 E. Coast down payment includes . : m on ma e er· sires lull Ume position. _________ , M D 997 8233 u•.--..v business, liquor license, r I er w I f I ea c 1 r . Coast Guard Licensed, you? Conscientious ap-
LAGUNA BEACH aureen -· Hwy . for details. fixtures and real estate. Adams /Harbor . Exper. in waters from plicants wiU)>etrained to
STUDIO. $200 mo. 1st & £.752.2900 Newport Bay R. E. Inv. Income & expense Info Reward. 549-3762 SeatUe to Panama. Re!s. Accounting ass em b I e PI as tic ~~\)S~on smkrs pref'd. Rm mate n ee ded : Ste. 5· provided on request. Found: Shepherd/Setter (714)278-8337 TEMPORARY ~!c:t:~fr!~c!!.1:'~ 0:[
. Furnished 5 bdrm house THIMK! Silver Key Real Estate. mix male dog at Dis· Live-in companion. No $2.75/hour and excellent
Sngl rm w/bath in Costa 'fz blk from beach. Design Plaza. F\111 svs PO Box 1703· Big Bear neyland.839·0091 drink/smoke. Mature RtHJitlerToday benefits. <Some over·
Mesa. SllO/mo. 673-1077, COM . exec. ofcs. From $19S. Lake, Ca. 92315. (714) woman w /refs /expr Work Tomorrow lime required.) Call
548·4589 :lft 4 --Female, 23 yrs, attractive mo. Call Bonnie640·8668 866-5731 F o. U N D : F e ~ . seeks F /time care of Close To HolM (714) 835·2422 or apply in ---------. We1maraner /hound mix. Nr bch. lovely hm. pvt ba. & social needs roo!llmat.c EXECUTIVE SUITES Clever ~ople own then Vic. Circle Dr & S. Csl. elderly &/or emotionally person. ~~I~. ~~~~o~~:f~r. ~1:~~~:9sBiJ~1dence. o e I u x e o fr ice. ':n'*:n~us~/~f~:'y;~;~~~ Hwy.,So. Lag. 499.4479 ~n~.~;~7 person *•Aloc:._~ns w11~:::r~bvey
personalized phone ~ov· tax advantages. Call for FOUND: Grey male cat. _...,.... 142SS. Village Way
Room&Board 4050 Male 32 straight, share e rage, secretarial details. Ask for Jerry wht paws & chest. Vic. Male, 25, exp. in elec· •A.JPClerks SanuAna.CA.
••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPER new Costa Mesa services. easy access to Hanis 714-751-8910 Magnolia & Ellis, FV. tronic & mech assbJy, •JR C•--'--,.I ________ _
Room & board for elderly townbome. 751-7593 frwys. 666 .Baker St, C.M. 968•2380 seeks related lndepen· *"' ....,.....,.
Call Nr. o.c. Airport. 546·2982 dent piece work. Reis. *p-.-11 Clerks ASSEMBLERS
person. eves: Mature person to share 2 TOWING SERVlc.I Lmt: Male Cat. Iona hair. 919-3927 eve/wknd Moc•r•h-•LL Assemblers, precision.
830-6436 Br,NwptffgtsHse.Incl WestsideCostaMesa. 5 trucks , radios . multigray.NwptHgbts. * ... prs maleorfem.4yrs.min
Guest Ho.. 41 SO f.r"i.~udio . S145 mo. ~t::!~=~·gt~b established cllentele Reward. 646·1006 'i-~:~.L~1Gt!.t~1~~; . •Stat Typfsh exper. Good manual dex·
Newly dee., 1 BR, walk to ••••••••••••••••••••••• CalllOfmor"edeUils. Lost; 7/10Camera (Olym lulor any morl'Ung or ~~~~n:o~d m~~::;!o~ beach.~. Vrly First time this year, • Share beaut lge house. Dana Pl. prominent, new. % pus 3SRC & Vivitar elec wlcnd. 541~1 ROBERT......... exper . Small compo-
759-0840 ground floor pvt room, Util, kitchen, laundry & ocean vu. Coast Hwy, U110--. nash.•Vic Vl-or Hug•A ---------accountetR'~ --.. nen•·. Hard work;"g, de· ---------• now avl., for an am· phone tum. Pref middle $1701,11).496-1840 PRO EXCHAIGE.• · ... '" tWpW..ted 7100 ~--"" uo ranc: All utll pd 2 br new b 1 t 1 d ed 631 n<>c2 Inn, Lag. lkh. Reward. dicated individuals ~. · • u a or y a y or ag man. '"""" ..,_ .... Call-lie ... K. Jon-.. •••••••••-•••••••••••• cpts&drps.No children genllemanatthepopular JUSTCOMPLET!D _, w "• ""· -PLEASECALL neec::f.d. Small co.
or pet.s. Elegant location. Tustin Hacienda. Call M/F, 1 dep OK, 3 Br 2~ F\JU service offices, <182 963-67,39 557-7820 (713)629-1234 Accounting 714/l~C '103 w/g benefits, gd. Of>·
160115thSt 548-4922 now.838-3847 Ba Condo w/pool. NB. to 517 s.f.) Irv Ind LOSTorslrayed,14yrold ~ por. advancement. Call ---------f 63H806afl5orwknds. Co I .. ,_ d ,.. Carol; 581·3830, MV 2 Br, near ocean, yrly. S......r Rentals 4200 mf, e~;,... ecor, re· Earn utni $$ helping female Siamese cat. re SENIOR
Fplc sundeck 5340 ••••••••••••••••••••••• N......,,.,,,. .... M·Ftosharelrg cept omst, secretary, local sofJ goods dis· cent surgery. Vic. Mesa •cCOUNTl•·u'! .. ' S48-Bi18 . ~~·~ear Beach. $220 Xet'QX, blueprint, mall & tri~. PJ\lme. Won· Verde &r Java Rd. CM "" "v ACCOUMTIMG CLK
SAM CLEMl!NTE · ino.645-lOlO coffee serv. Formal con-derhLCor couples, 545-6332 CLERK Worl< in lovely new ores
NEWPORT 8 EACH Beach homes, condos. ference rm & lounge, singles"'mo. Management a•IAft.IT DR89. in Costa Mesa. Asslst VILLAS and apts. Reserve now. •HOMESHARING• F\Jm/Unfum, avail dal-expr. helpful. CaU Mr. Lost: Tan/Wht & gray .,.,,., .., • bookkeeper w /journal
Luxury apts overlooking aERTHAHENRY Need reap ladies 21·35 to ly, mc>/molse. 549.9595 Fathy 646-4533 afi.r 6 Calico fem .cat. Nr. entrys. Ty~ing & 10 key
Newport Beach Bay. REALTORS sbare. lovel)'. houses & lus*"il...tal 4450 pm. Ut's have coffee & Marco Forester Sehl. Hyland Laboratoriea, a skills req d. Exper. In
Includes tennis courts, 2UDelMar 492-4121 apts.listedwithU3. talk., SJC. New to area. lt•®tB company in th~ A/rec.&payrolldesired.
health spas, pools. FreelbUn1/rererral• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ro~ard . 661·1487, bf&tt.bcarefleld,hasan Ooodco.benefits.Apply,
jaouni uft Sauna. 1&2 bdr.ms. Newp_ort 9am-8pm 630-24114 4D•UXIOPC'S--RUtAURAM'I'. ~~la_skf9r_J4n~ J rnmedlate openin&J.Ot. ..NatloaalSyaten,.~Corp.,
Available montll to Btach. Garage. steps lo Con{. rm .. seat 25, all NEWPORT BEACH . &'1 elq)erlencett -$r. Ac· "3151 Birch St, N.B. (near month from $1100 to llSOO bch. S44-6899; 675·'7598 Garagirs paneled, sm. whae 1n re-Located hub of activity. Found· Min· poodle. countln1ClerUo-wdrk in OCAirport) EOE.
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helpful. 4~ Day work w;. starting7A~I. per month. No Qhildren NPI' BCH 00 Penin J for atnt 4350 ar. l or 2 yr. lease. Lake su ~optb fl'OSS on male. cream & apricot, our Buclget,.Dtpt. 11le or~ts. For information · · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Forest area. Kent sho'rt Seoh 92 blue collar W/atonea. quallfted lndJvtd11~wllJ AmbtU01.11, attracti ve blk.to~eanorbay.2br. . · s:J&-12.85 f< tl 1 c Promontoey Pt>tnt. newly fum'd •l• wk Garsge needed for SJ>Orta Harkint. Owner moving. must auemblethe mon re-person or excep ona 141Ur:fltralion
m.aooo. ly ren\al sns Ju0e i, car.storaaol.yr.S?a.cmG 714-511·9393 sell. 'terms. TIME, Pouod: Beaut. Bluk porUn• paclta(e. o(pp:_~~nlty ~nAGenl, C~ .. •t
• Sept. July &J AUi $21~ afUPll, '151-1400 h-, , Labra'9or Retriever perform Yarhnce su ary o von). .,_.. ... ~-~-Dr LI lBr, S300 mo. Availa-~ • ATT&NTJON .ArUat • _._ lemale >.S oJd vi ' aoa.yals of 9"1*11U, CatlConnie,~ _ _..." t>le AusUl't 1. '168-16"16 or a.st ror Sandy. P!ocloted .a arafe Costa Craft.amen. sso to ftGO M6NIY Bl~ Pk~ .*5 c. e t • p • 1 • l n t • r • fl81..3414 Hunt Bch.
64CMOC77 , Dana Point·Fum, "alk to Xeu. S3S mo. vall Im· mo. UUl Ind. UNIQU)t la the nameol lhe 1ame. "7 department Journal · APPIJAMCI Equal()ppor Employer
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liar n.~!r." ~r!>'leue1310• '*'• szoo wll: or $4.50 ~ M GS-S172 1ri1..1 tory" m !:. IOtb St, 10d provtde the body. In• pup. M. 4-t mOI, £d1eOn varloua special Dl'O.Je<!ta Our tppllanee technl· .___ + .__ ....... d • ""-oca 0 • 483-f73S Newport Buch or call vestmeat aeeur«l. Com· Pm on Raml.lton BB u Ullped. A4cUtlonal ctau uro $11,000 lo -~
mo.640-lm ~:.~1 G~de ~~o f7Mlll~M2'71 panr will prove an 531-1385 , • , du&* wW Include the IZ0,000 ,_ 71"-5 clty wk· Mechaftleneeded, etPfl'.
1 BR ,._ den.t s 'b 1 Beaut '8c bO.m• w/beacb -•· · • aV.ap crw net tn tx· ~bllity tor bud1et ~xbdrtDao bcmtOta, mmt nee. .! ..-eat toe ~Ok ri.a: out froot. Completel)' -~DERS D8U.K b'':fe d•t 1'7175 ceu Of~tll ooo. p/1r. Found; Male dot. BUt eontrol. Tlte aeleelled i. ftalMbM. openlnp In u.tMec••fc Pro! -~d Mao i .,; fum. P'abu1Qt4 view. $750 , • c '); • • n • • r en•-.-' :, mix. Appro1t I wb old. candkt•C• will a...,.. to Wbttt.Ser Fullertoa, C.M. f~ tuneup, c'1'buntlon.
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' • ·' .... WATEJ\FRONTHOllES .............. -....... 1 BrtDJOWD f~ our !"' ~ 0.y. 5'$-4t'fl,_. ...s produtUoa lDd be 521"2274 pc)litkml Hiier•• eomm ~o~br, s~~~~'r,.~ · Pl·l'°! •· ' Wlm:WP ._IA ~t WUl~.twer ' Sfwltt W~ ' FOUND: Goalten~ Lab D•':' J:: =: Apt 1'1napr ror 31 units. 6, "T:t0 As:o'i '?"~°tf: (71••Slfl UL · Comfortable 2 'br home } rttwfOJl'tBEACH yow phOM f<w $10 ''* o.t..t&!-...'pj mht, lem•I•, Jutt. b•d ve wuy ptm ..,. ll~ couple. Man can A~S.A Su.M7a __ ~ 1 ... i lAJurui BHch. Walll tAI •uoo ~· 1\. LVJO p•t. tinooULI>alltPllotOlffce: \Poct:Hlt{ jlloto-1~' vie Sa'~~)'.11bel, eelle•t beneilts ro, t....tout.Salar)' +apt, · ·~ ·-.·-=-
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•pra)'ud <'~lllnii1. re -tlon. plan chcc:lu 6 S7/up ~wort. Reas, ING. You DESERVE the stooe, walls & planters. In&-lnlft'/Exltt. Reas, Drains cleared, watei Alp t.raUoat,d •1 11 1.
peln.&1&at,Ur1329615, en1lnterln& drawln••· rut.freeestM2·4m BE!>"T.75&-0:l'f7 Qwtlwork, reu price&. worlciuarMZ·0.186 htn tc ll-' R attern ra l DI . frtt ts.Jll UIOO Patten1on EnilnHrfna. --------1 Bond /lie. 536·9906, • e 'a ,..pea. ~ 541...ot ... ,....... Co M2 9666 HAULING Odd Jobs. The Moppets Cleaning 6:1'1~ lXOYE. Exp colhtudenla rates. D\clt Morra• . •••••••••••••••••••••• C-.t/COlltCl"e.. --L.uwatudentneedswork Servace. Call us 1f you -wil14ipaint your home. 768-7962 Cuatom Sewlog tD my
\lat.ure 6dtpendablt• M)' ....................... G••lliMcJ J1m'94·.s&St need a good )Ob done. MoYlncJ Veey reait. rate. lot/ext. HOMESAVERS Plumb· home. 8.ild.nls, 1 pc, any
hvlni: ('!Iii l.•w.il r••fa C~Mt.:NT WOHK All ••••••••••••••••••••••• . -"Rderrala.546·2393 •••••••••••••••••·-.~··~ Quality painting lna1tHeaUnaic•ircon· a1../a t ~le.$8 ·$12
fl.C "''nl' 1J ).ird Klrw.l.4 ltt.1M.11on1bll' f''tcc Hd.11bJt•K"JH''dJ11Jlllnt!i.c Sonny. Jer Free haul· OoY Lilt y JI act Student Bag u• l w/PRIDEIFreeest.Dan ditlonmg Free eat SlO CIUJdreo1 clothes! Xlnt
).&.S lWT "t <'111750 ~ •turdentor " h1mlllL·1o1pe ing, t'leonup, etc tor usa· Spotol~s'>. !__~!Coouw.lee lruc.·k. Trash. tree trim, 640-8197 hr. Hon~st & reU'•ble seamstre55. Soper ,rea~ -R•Hon11bll', frul' l'lll bll• items Fences. bldg's "" uu.,,, • .-P t R d 642 5703 tes 7S9-0l19Debbo C<rl If~ l'hllllp11 <'•m.nt t'o tl4S·~Mike1~1:1i rt'movl'd.6S7-~ WouJdLlkeToDo ltFor ec. lln Y · · -MasterP-alnters servtce.BolA.M/C OK. ra · n
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tOl'1'ftlca It Gen I ,,.,,,_0 ~tt wor k 751 ~7 WEEDING t.1.l!:ANUI'~ Clll<~APEST hauhni in -Custom P11intio1, com· •••••••••••••••••••••••
try fln11h1n1 J\111i1I <.:.11 lO AM tu WM hl· Weekly M.11ntena11\·u town Fr e11ts. CHEAP! HOUSECLEANING w1t0 PoinffngJPopering petit&ve prices. Int/Ext. R.-dll & Repair CANOPY TV SERVICE
wknds. fr •llh Mull lined in~ 1''tt-eei1t ~:l·W07 i;.12-2006or~ a PERSONAL TOUCH. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 552-0575 •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Ut ftA.TESERVICE
7Sl IJIM.s..\T!m2 R&()l'on,·Mt> All ph1111es VF.RY t.OW PRJCES' HomtCa.-.Set'vlu Reliable,refs536S'Tl8 PET,ERSPAlNTJNO PamUng. Local·Estab &. Add-ons, patio. alcyllabts AtFalrPrices98CHW t"Ut'IC'r~ll'. hloc-k & hnri. on a•rdtinin.: mo1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hsewrk wkd)IJI, 7 vrs Expr d. Reas Rates insured. Tons or rers. & rprs. Res\d 4s comm 'I. Tiie
work i''r\•c \·st11 1.u.· a. tenantt GC!Ot""C~92015 t,ov1n1 care or pets & Palm Spring!> arc11 ~E•t. Call Gene Friendly/efficient rrest~7 Lukay, # •••••••••••••••••••••••
f'irl)('ntry .nv lyp•, boflded875 9720 -ptanls an your home by Reliable. 913.3459 -----173-4967 298233 CERAMIC TILE. New or
Pan.rJ. don~ 1·11· Also ChlldC.,.. ~,G .. Mr Mary Olll&45-l9l4 Lcnikc-'-nrightt;n up the Ho':"e! PAINTING CONTRAC· Home remodeling 41 re remodd.Frest.,atnljobs Comm'!. lll" .... L "" ~ Act now• for comp u~---a.....-ao.---..,....., Norms Paperbaog1nn1 TORS ·-• .,_ ... _alls s.M·mt • ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnaint. of l»wns. shrubs .---~ ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• AU kinds I Sta . palr most walls, doors, wgCOIJle.---. Ll<"ellllt'd clu.ld t'ut~ & trees Res & comm •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Jerry's Landscapmg , ree ~t. le TAKE NOTE etc 963-5458 -•· . w REALLY CLE &GardeningService he 330986. 8.3S-370S or . Oenmlc .. ;_, all types. 1:'"1-atnlal. finah. remodl'I. 1 lunlmiloo Be<ich Mcweeney. 64S·Sl24 ant a AN AO'> ntS 67s.&t!IO Will trade PRINTING REMODBJNG epecentryt. Free ~tm 2S repaira, Lac Quirk ~97-42Jl9 -----HOUSE? Call Gln1ham ...,~ ..... ,_,. :!lervlce Writ "U.tr ,..~~-y•nDCLE• .... up Gtrl.Freeest~Sl23 <any type or com· &andecka Kltche ynesper._ . .._ ...,., ...... 1~ ., ~ ..... ,... AA .._.... Landscaping, 30 yrs exp. Paint & Pl\pering, ~yrs merclal > for exterio ~-"-o-th---m •-..ct-t---_..... • 64$-9218&645-0009 w do & H l Jo'ree est. Li tensed :.erv'g Harbor area St .,.,. om '"" '"-_....,,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• . in ws ousec ean-6'!Hll'9, C·27·1072 hc 183281. Rers furn painting of my bowie in ·ons Formic ••••••••••••••••••••••• c.,.t Service ftUT A IOOM OYER GeMral SenlcH ing 642-2356 Fullerton <labor only). Roofing Sidlo Removing, trimming. ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUI GAR.AGE ••••••••• •••••• ••••.... Good rates· Good refs Masonry Calf for info, 870-4S64, Palatine Repairs toppil\g, fr est. Uc/ins. In
C.arpet Man wall l .. y your:. ltoom Additions. Hou~es HANDYMAN·HOml''> & <.:all Mr Lynnn S36 7711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paint Your Ca1ff~ usk for Dave. All Work Guaranteed area 14yrs. TOQY64S-5124
or mine Rcp .. ir'> & Apartment Apts. Const1en1iou:. A.1J • H 1 · Fireplaces·PlaolA!r:. AverageExtrlSt $.395 Plaster{R--lr 26yrsexpr
<'leaning too' Guar work Commercial cral'lsman Pb . 645-0302 Hea~~ :eh:~:Cr!~:~~n 1Bnck Concrete Patio 2 Story S49S, lntr ;r5rm ••••••••·;r.:···•••••••• Call Don Vkkera Removals. tri mmioc.
lit bigger savml(:. fo'reL· Forfreee:.tcall631-3005 -. -trun.s 646·487lanyt1mc BO<.'kWalls BBQPiti, Pncesinclmalr'l·labor VERY NEAT PATCH IMG-7136 ~g, free est. Lic'd,
fail. 645 ~6 Plans & Financing Avail. Hauling. moving, paint _R_f'f~, F8_ts_64_!~&1 Guar/lnsrd, Free est JOBS &TEXTURE uJly nsured 642·2&&
snumpoo & l>tl•am cll•an Ken Ahrcnbcrg IXOYE ing: gur. cll?an. tra~h . llou.-.ecleanmg by reliable Free Es l. Block wa 11:1 . Ted 552·0134or636·708S Free est. 893-1439 Sewiftg/Alttf'atioRt Tutorin9
('olor bnghleners. wht BlllSherbacoff maant. 1an1torlal. yd l'Ouplc Ht.1fer£'nccs. Call I t b k ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • I d & Bo d d care. Complete serv1l"t' 963 5813 or t-626~126 !> umps 0 n e · ri c AGAPE FORCE ept:, lOmin ble.11t·h Cle1111 .icense n e 541.0061, 542.3394 Bob, _ _ _ _ Res/Com·1. Reas, lier
hv, din rm. hall $15 Av>.: Bedri al W&llorClarice Housecleaning. Mature. bond. Bob 750 9354 . PAINTING COMPANY
rm $7.50, couch $10. l·hr c experienced. reliable 642·9177 3GENERATIONSOP · $5. Guar chm pct odor •••••••••••••••••• •••• • , $20 ( S36-09SO -----P111ntin~ Excellence
Cpt repair 15 yr~ cxpr ELF.t.TIUCAL Sf;~VICE Classified Ads. sell 01 ~ 'res -·----Brick. block, slabs, frplcs. l.1c · Bonded • lnsurc.od.
Do work mysetr. Refs CALLS SIS hr, & SMALL lte~s. small items or Sell things rast. with Daily st.onework. 20 yrs expr flcls furn. FREE ES';I'.
!ill-0101 . JOBS 842·8233 any item. 642-5678. Pilot Want Ads. Refs, ests. 586·0358 Dan 839-58.51
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Vicki's Originals Ores French Grammar &
Shop ls closed, but hav Literature. Michael Red·
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ing, tailoring & riatyllng. Have something you want
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Vicki, 586-5.540. It well. 642..s618.
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AVON C LERICAL
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CLERK II DSJVERY ratSOM
Juvenile Holl has a tem· Freeway Auto Supply
porary Position funded Avery Prkway at S/D
thru 12/31/77. Must be Frwy. Mission Viejo.
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Electronics
TECHMICIAM
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SECRETARIES
GENERAL omcE
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST
JVa1lable · lon call> 24 -
hours a day, 7 d:Jy.:1 :J
week & holidays. Sh1fls
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evenmg, midnight. Re·
qwrcs 1 yr. or clericAl ex·
perience. $3.86/hr.
Please call t714) 834-6184
immediately for a test
uppomtment.
DB.IVERY MAH. P061l1on available for a1
individual with 2 )'etir'
minimum basic elec
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equivalent work ell·
perience. Typing 30
wpm, and famll1aratr
with computer tetminaJ
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We can orrer tht
qualified candidate an
excellent slartmg salary
with liber al frin g~
Escrow Secretary
l mmed. Opening for
Escrow Secy at our
Laguna Beach ore. Min 6
mo's exper. req'd. Xlnt
salary. working conds &
benefits inclw. dental.
Apply,
THE CITY OF
HUNTINGTON BEACH E.°"""" & Trolllfftg AchWstratiOll Announces Openings tor JrC flexible when you 're
Jn AVON rcprt•!.cn
l.tll\C <.:all ~o-704l or
Zenith 7 1359
;ea bys1ller 1 Housekeeper
permanent II\ e in own
bl'ach apartment. +
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I l'h1ld Airline couple
; mwcl.s part time Pl·rson ~·Lave out b/5·7295
Two to Four Month Assignments
Also Daily· Weekly
NO FEES
MANPOWER, INC.
645-2043
148 W. 19th St.. Costa Mesa
Equal Opportunity Employer
COUNTY
OFOR.AHGE
PERSOHHEL DEl'T.
625 N. Ross St
Santa Ana, ca 92701
An Affirmative
Action Employer
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to:n1oy exccllcnl t:o Immediate opening rn mo. + benefits. Apply.
henelil:. Huntington Beach office. The Earl'!> Plumbing.
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Personnel Department ~round. typing 45 wpm. &t2-175J
!00 Newport Ccnlt•r Or Some loan experience CHILD CARE
Newport Beach prcf<'rrcd Excellent ' · Woman to care for Fqual Opp Emplvr m r '>Jlar). working condi
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·u·AN-Kl•N•G ___ _, AMERICAN 6 :.>pm
SAVINGS
I'
CONSUMER
LENDING
OFFICERS
7K.10 ~mger Hunt. Heh
Mrs Braun 848·2222
Equal Opportuoily
Employer M /F
CLERICAL
Immediate opening for
part time and full time
clerk /typist to assist in
the legal advertising de·
partmenl.
lmmc.d1ate opcnrngi. ror BARMAID. CM area. Full
t•xpenenl'Cd Ll'nri1ng 01 time. Top pay for right
I rnrs who l'llJOY lhe person. Jim. 979.9497
Must be capable typist
with IBM Selectric.
-,d1allenges of a n<'w and --------1
c·xpandmu Auto Ll'using BAHMAIDS. Day. Night
t'..' · O~pt Suluy t•om· & Relief Shins. Call for
.. •,mrnsuralr wrth ex appt.548-7781
IMJriencc. Please l'Jll for -------1 Abilily to work well with I
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appoinlment Barmaids. New classy detailed mutenal impor·
Costa Mesa bar Call lant. Ability to meet
Port 17, 646·3666 ·work deadlines is essen·
ti al. UNITB>
CALIFORNIA BANK
Auto Leasin9 Dept
l2 l3 > 435-8235
llARMAIO BEAC H
BALBOA
673·9783 Aalomob1le required ror
occasional dnvmg
COCKTAIL
WAITRESS
Learn 1n 40 hrs the most
exciting, glamourous.
highly paid profess. Duy
or eve sessions. Place·
ment as:.ist Good job op·
por.
Call 7141751.9194
So. Calif Cocktail
Waitresses, Inc . 17922
Sky Park Bl. Ste C,
lrvine, Ca 92714
Coffee Shop Waitress.
over 18. day shill. Apply
to Rosemary , San
Clemente Inn . 125
Avenida Espland1an ,
San Clem.
COFFEE SHOP
OPENINGS
c; o o k·. d Is h washer,
waitresses, hostess. App·
ly in person. J.C., Pen·
ney's, 200 Laguna. Hills
Mall, Laguna Hills.
Calif. EOE M·F
FUil time for party renlal
store. Must be neat, &
able to do heavy lifting.
Apply in person. 2025
Newport Blvd, C.M.
Delivery. Home delivery
of The Register in the af·
temooo. Good pay for a
couple or hrs each day.
Approx $300·$400 mo
Must have de}>endable
car + backup. 540-3008. ---
DWVERY
Part time. $3 per hr. 21 or
over. Own van or sta .
wagon pref. but not re·
quired. Good driving re·
cord. For interview call
Bonnie, 64-0-8668 ·
Manners Savings
1515 Westcli!f Dr.
Newport Bch EOE ------EXEC. SECRET .ARY
To Dir. of Mklog. Finan·
c1aJ serv. firm. Type 70
wpm, sh 100 wpm .
64G-446J.
benefits to include • ~~
c r e d i t u n i o n . FEE PAID
med l ca I /de nta 1 an ExSec/rraveJ Sl4K +
surance. R.E.tremeeula $14K+
ExecSec/Pres to$12K Please apply in persm AlsoFeeJobs
to: Irvine Personnel Agency
488 E 17th Costa Mesa
Suite m 642-lt70
The Positions Of:
.ACCOUNT CLIU JR.
$75' r.,-Month
STIHO CLHK IMTIAMEDlAn
$775 Per Month
These are CETA funded positions &
require Huntington Beach residency &
30 days prior unemployment. Applica·
lions will be accepted until 3PM, July
27th at The Employment & Training
Center. 538 Main St .• Huntington
Beach.
Het;Waat~ 710 HelpW..ted 7100 TREHDATA
CORPORA TIOH
STANDARD
MEMORIES
DIVISION
~~~~~~~~~~ ............................................. .
HOUSEKEEPER FEMALE VOCALIST
to join duo. Interested in
µrofcssional career. At·
tractive-18·22 yrs.
675·~
GRANNY SITTER.
Part time with nursing
capability or expr. for
am!Nlant eater of poor
memory. CdM. 673·7584
GUARDS
for father & young son.
Pleasant beaebfront
home. F /titne, live in.
Drive, lite
secretarial/athletics. No
smolce, straight. Refs. If
qualified call 846·2289.
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MOOllUGHTlllG!
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KEEP \'OUll JOU and ~IC.UASSISTAM'T Polkt1Cad•t llto20yrs . REALISTATf RETAIL INSURANCE ~!!~~ ..... ?!~.~!!~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!~~
&:Dab more •• lln Ii r o n l 1» r. f I c eo Io r l'Olle1ti a\ud~nta. Fe>r lnfo SALIS u )'OU have ~ dMlre to ---------•----------i 11t"uaa• .taa: t·o un ... tur ".>"hopodk Suraeon, Ac " application contact we h1tve Q of)t'ning tor• 'CLERKS aucceed, to ge& ahead SAU:S ~rl'D£TllllrS Wllb TC.: A W• tr111n, nual• lyp1tt. Hper d ln Newport Be1tch peraun self motivated & •ll financiaUy and to own ,.JU,11 AIU~
h h ffimmw1on. t'1.1ll Ina" l>'lll bo»rd iystt'm, net dePl · 3300 Ne~port iress1 ve ulesperson UTOTiEu your own buslneu, thta 1.11 SLAP A SMILE 1tA.-.tNff••
SICRIT AltY faclflf
Permanent. Hrs 9 l o 3.
Newport Center
Resume " letter t o
Adl96S Oa1ty Pilot, Box
1560, C05la Mesa, CA
938as
SSJM)O or ~ Or.oicr ~ppnu 31 b~ ~r wk Blvd • Newport Rurh. who would like tu ...,.. youropportun1ly.
f'ounty, •~ ZMl S.l111ry open <.:1&1l tor 10 before July 29. ltn7 become more involved Conveftlettce Mcwi&ets -Keep your present job ON YOUR f ACE :M,~= ..
h ll'f"Vlew 11ppt &'2 llOOO w 1 n v ¢It men t pro o....1t,,....., open • ·t. 2nd #. while you train & 1et erlo4 ...t
kilt'hrn 41 damns rrn ('Ip .-..... -~ ~ "' li & A BULGE •L--w mAlW-. Y>urn•n •n ICut.''' MODILS l'n>tlramm1n& pert1es Draw 11v41I 3rd shifts 10 Sao censed. .. ......
hum .. lAM JPM duft l'iuohwr1 Jdodrh1 W1rnteJ Protesslonalolc.-Clemente & Laguna -Ucensed m1lruction & • .,....,,..9 Service Station Atten
L \I tM4"1b No NudH J»y Ku y COMPUTER R.C.TAYLORCO. Deach.Olherureashave aaent lr&lnlllg proairam IN YOUR WALLET .NoahorUtesb dant, exper'd. Day &
M d I 1 & A r 95$-0350 operu.ngs also. No exper. ta free TOP SSS$$SSSSSSS Eves. Full & p /tlme. Ap LJo.t; \I ~to 1 \ IJi•rm , 0 " 0 11 4' n > OPllATOI req'd. Apply al any of -All lines of m1ura.11ce TIME/LIFE UBRARIES ply, Shell Station, l7lh &
I' tinw non 11mll.r s )'I~ ~7tl61ti oucswres. written llwsbothfuJl&part 11 . NB
1•·1·.n' l <11 .. ,v 1111 M(Yrl';I. NIGHT n.l':llh., Out11ii. ~nt.ul oµcrntang RlCEPTIOMIST 2588Newport Blvd Unlimited t1¥rn1nf(s timePositionsavall rvlDe, ·
MJ 14<IO hdl time. AppJy NcWPo• t au lliM 300 model so in a for lively reul e1lal~ of. Co6ta Mesa 642·7702 potenUal. 4 Fun loving articulate Service Sta lion attend
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p um.-. P11rk l.ldo <'1m\
l'.t'nter 4Gb f<hl(atup Jld,
~ 8 643-8044
\taclun1st
UTaUSIOH
MACHt ... 1$T
t:.."Cpenented. C:nveyard
& Days. St.art tmmed
6 ~
'! J,1µ, ~lAH • "t. ~
can 540-4455
t7802 Slty Purk
~Ile lUI II \ 1111
~.:<iual Oppor ~:mplovt•r
MACHINIST
Cla::.::. .\ l.alhl· Oj.)<·1 J t11r
truct'r c'<Pl'r 1lt•)t1rc<l
make o" 11 '>l'l upe. & hJ \l
toob
MOR HIS INUL STHn:s
2001 W· CARHY. S •\
MAIDS. F /TIME
HollJay Inn, l.uguna
Hills Good benefits . Con
la(1. Personnel 51Ui·SOOO.
•MAIDS •
The Inn at Laguna
_!.!_IN Cst llwy, Laguna
MAIMT.MAN
Wanted, pl-lime. Appl:t
Nolan ReJl ~tatt•
Property Manal'(cmcnt
908 Glenneyre, Laguna
\Janageml•nl traml'l'
Fast growing M Jll Ordt•r
firm i.ccks sh1pp1ni:
mom sujlt.'n is<ir tratnl'«
Job rcqwre:. some hft
in~. purd1as111g & n·rc1'
mg, tn\·cntnr~ eontrol.
n•cord ket>pini:. hinng &
fmn~ of Sh1ppm1: room
J)(!n.ont•I St;irt S:I hr
X9K 1:l!i7
l'h1rnncl Inn. fl03U W multi pro11ramming en f1c;e m Corona del Mar. Fam.rs Ina. Grot1p iodivlduals·who are Exper. not necessary
l'.it·1fH· <:1>..at Hwy, N 8 vmmml•nl Requires J Brand new surround· JlmWetton 5-47-6572 eagertoleamhowto 837-7786
ti<\:! m1 yeara eits.ierience operat 1ngs Good salury and fr. SACRAMENTO s•• •s~ORG• .... 5777 MakeTopS$$$$$$ lrii IBM equipment and injle benefits. Should GRAPHIC _.. ~" We Offw: 540.4455 Service Sta hon Allen·
MOTOllllOUTE avallaballlyloworksplit have Ute typing & good DESIGMEll An oul'heOne HourtySalary l'TtmSkyParll:Blvd daot, F/Ume, C~evron ·1·~ D»lly Pilot htHI llhif\. Must huve work\nfl phone personality. For needs sharp Recepllonist We are looking for Guam. COtNnl11ion1 StelOl trvlne =~es32°° Fairview,
1t1r&t" route In Minlo knowledge of DOS, JCll, further information, call for new office in Newport several high energy level lncttttlH lo..as.s F.quaJ Oppor Employer ---------
V1t'ljo nea. iood for hit; and either POWER OR Paul Eoff, general Beach. Bnng resume to lndMduala for an excil-Service Station wanted ~hcM>i or college atudent. GRA.5P tllpe and disc manager Lusk Really. interview July 21. lPM, iag career in the music CAJl US JODAY (2) Full & p/time. Some APP~-" ~~I in&s $200-pe operat.i.oo.s. Must be seU 67~3411. lOOl Dove St .• Suite 2so. business. We are lhe S.C .. ••oO..SI lOO ,_ exper. Top wages +
moo... ..,.1 642·4321 an mouvaled and dPpenda N.B. or mail to Chandler Organ Exchange located AND SJARJ -I""' comm & vac pay after l le11ve~ndpbone. ble;beableloworkw1th Media. 717 K St, Sulte in(lO)So.Calif.regional ~H1-l.E. yr. Apply, Carey's
MOTOR ROUTE ~;~!lre~1t st>'!~~f1~!s 1:~d Recer~~ Ofc! 500· Sac. 95814 =:1:!1:.'r!~.0!~~ SMIUN Eu~=:r:YA~~:C~es ~~~~~i. :;,_ t 0 ~:::!
D111ly Pilot route in growth opportunity plus $800-Look Good! Think SALES , training program, Sl'Hl095 . 4020BircbSt,Stel04 calls.
Newport Beach, after· shift dJ.Uerenllal PleJse Sharp! Will work into ad pp lughest comm/guarn. & .,-,, Newport Beach 833·8190 ----------
noons. Monday thro~h send resume or apply m mJrustrallve spot. Oppor. YSOUURLl~CEHOMTE many fringe benefits. We TIME/Liff can for appt/estab '65 Service Sta Attendant.
1'"'riday. plwi Saturduy person abounds for the career " req. professionalism in exper'd. F\111 or p/time
.ind Sunday mornings. m.mded Typmg-60 wpm SSSS SSSS the art of selling & a UIRARJES, INC Apply Arco Station, 17th
OX>permonlhgross. SAHTAfE C.ill Control Career PARTTIME strong determmalion to Equa~OppEmplyrm/f Secretary, s t ock &lrvine.C.M.
<'a::.h deposit required f~ . .._. "'TIO .... •L Employment Agency, TEt.ErHONEWORK succeed. Some organ brokerage office Pref .
l'.111 642-4321 Come in "' ~""" """ J.\00 lrvme, :.le 203, N B keyboard ability IS req'd ----------1 experience Pleasant Serv Sta Help needed 1m·
Jnd fill out appl Must CORPORA TIOM 556 8505 HOUSEWIVES If you are the one-Call SECRET •ay w 0 r kin~ c 0 n d s 1 n med. Full or p/t . Apply.
own<·ar Goodforrel1red SO.SS<> MamSl COLLEGESTUDENTS DaphneJett.~~ A slimulallng environ 990EC5tHwy,NB
µer..on Ask for c1n·ula-Oranae.Cahf ~ilill RECEPTIONIST Guaranteed Hourly Seeking an indiv. w/xlnl ment. Contact Sandra. SHIPPING& lion " Spelhng & typing 1mpor Wage Plus Bonus. 5.30 Real &tot• Sales sh & typing skills to work ~1460
tanl Apply, 225 Forest pm to 8 30 pm Call We have openings for an unique work environ-• ---RlCEIVING
MUR5ERYMAM Opport~,i~4~~ployer 1\ve, Lal(una &ach ~-4223 or come to 250 E licensed salespersons 1n menl. Benefits include Sec r el a ~Y , Med 1 ca I Pnmarily will receive & f:Apcr'd, f lime Mature 17lhSt.,CostaMesa oursmallprogress1veof. 37 '12 br work week. c;o. Tra.nscr1ber, exp in 1nspectmechanical/elec·
male over 21. 6 Days 1n· ---------•I RECEPTIONIST fice sponsored ins urance, ~d1ology, front ofc, full trical parts. I.E . pipes,
clud Sat.Sun. Work Jn.-,urunl'C agency seeb SALES /C!:UMBIN~ education refund pro-time.495-4700&831·0740 valves, switches etc.
w /plants & trees. SJ Hr & PUBLIC hn~hl & energetic girl An'Ounllng Payroll Serv ~.i.-Associ~TEs gram & more. Salary SECRET "'RY p/i! Some material handling, up. Overtime In s tor rec:eptionist pos1t1on We are new in Orange $735+. A warehousing & fork.Hrl
Benefits. Advancement RELATIONS Duties include answer Co. looking for an ex· 1550 S. Coest Hwy. Contact Personnel Dept For prof lex: firm. lsnt operations. Req's 2 yr:s
Potential. Laguna Hills Demunstratin!"t new hnl' mg busy switchboard per"d sales director to L~olHc~ 494-9421 PACIFIC MUTUAL surr, diversified d uties. comparable exper. &
Nursery, Inc. El Toro. for top camera co Paul ~reeling clienL<; & somt head up our sales dept.l•---------r 700NewportCtrDr S3 hr. Typing 5S wpm. eurrentCalif. drivers Lie.
830-5653. orientation. Will s tart li~hl typing Exp We guarn. top com· SALES NewPortBeach Hrstobearr.832·5710 w/good driving rec. 4 1 ~
immed 4·8 Hour shHls. helpful. llours 9-6, Mon missions in Orange Co Equal Oppor Employer Day work wk starting NURSES.AIDES Allareas. f'·n Oi11Lmda549-816t Ask for Mr. l''rank , SECRETARY 7AM.
& ORDERLIES Must be extremely well ----642.1403. $3,000 + nor mo. Public Rel. ~ time, sec
All Shifts. Wlll lrain in· groomed, enlhus1aslll· & RECEPTIONIST We are "'e "e ~king 3 s.cr.t-to $1000 2'h hrs day, flex hrs. lakBRHratlon
· d 1· h Full t" " bl ·--------~ -, Nwpt Cntr. Call Carol, lerested individuals e nJOY ea an~ w /l e ime rersona t qualified individuals ~."easy go~~-~r~at bus brs640-4119 Company
L1do Conv. Center public. w l> h 0 n e e x P r Sales w/sales potential of 50K guy atto~ey 1s JOtnu~g 5352 Research Dr
1555Superi0,. Ave, NB We 're looking for people ftestaurant company +per yr. Self mollvation s mall law firm localed 10. SECRET ARTY /LecJGI ~3474 Hunt. Bch
Call 646-776-1 lo work lhru the Summer Call549·9322 for appt ~ is prime qualification for beautiful of cs. near 0 .C. Newport Beach Law Equal Oppor Employer -
HO FEES RECEPT /TYPIST . . success. Comprehensive Airport. He needs your Firm needs secretary
<lit Field Supplier
L~Div.Of
CCN"p. Oil Field
S...pplier
Apply Now F lime Personable :,. :\ training program for legal background & or· witbatleast2yrsexprin
MANPOWER, IMC. :;Iron!( typing sk1lb. '·• eagar lo learn & am· ganizational ability lo lltigalJon & domestic re·
448W 19th St -.ome .,h Apply ir bilious person. For m help_ him. l~'"t,. Free to latwos. PleasecallLinda
Costa Mesa 1:>45 2043 pel">on. Sec Mr 1-'uente~ ' ~BLJ llQ(K"S terv1ew c:all 7M}-0421 applicant. Ab1ga11 Abbot at 752.5444
J
Hofmann, Kavanaugh Personnel Agency, 4500 -------~~~~:t &B~i~~0:~11:!~ ]. WllSlljl'lf 500NewportCenterDr ~~-::'~us Dr N B . SECRETARY (~uJtl Sl. NU H Kt SALES, women's ready ,._-__________ Quality control. Sh nut
LOS ANGELES wear, ""rmanent. full·-·· n('<: Typing. ::.omc f1hng , Hl·l·e1>tt0ni~l Npt !:kl "" Se"rc•nn·es telepho e Should be 1n P>.Llwl SPRINGS lime pos1t1on I.ANZ, ~ .... n . \r<'hllN'l )tl•ch l'Xp'd re -LOOKING FOR d d l k Ap I woool,o.No t.tLLS Newport Center 644.4411 epen en wor er. P·
Purchasing
EXPEDITER
SHIPPING CLERK
Exper. desired, but not
req'd. Will train. Irvine
area. Call for appl
540-7639. EOE.
STUDENTS-JOBS
FOR SUMMER
'""~ llmng. Local Ofr
,\u tr;Jvel, lr\'tnc area
EJrnmgs From
S200-S400 ~r wk
Must be well .:roomed &
neat apl)\·ann~ Comm-,
MANUF. MANAGER llonust:s & benefits 1-:x Career opportunity tn
l>t.'r not nee. will tram l'urcha<;1n~ fnr Ex
cept J.:1rl 1-'ric a) Pleas NFWPOR r BE .. c1-1 TEMPORARY WORk? ly , Stanford Applied in~ telephone manner:. Engineering. 3080 t~pini: rL•quircd. n< SALES F..arnexlramoneywork-Airway Dr . c M ~horthund l'all 557 78117 BULLOCK'S t'ILVERWOOOS mg loc;al assignments 540-9'l.SG.
P /lime for $414 . .40 per
mo. Growing co. Musl be
18+ Call lOam-lpm,
7141751-8285.
Wl• :1n• a )tmJll rupidl) (.';.ill Mr Grove. Mon ped1ter with 2 3 years t•\
).!ruw1og cnginct•nni.: & 7 18 . or Tues 7 HJ, ped1t1ng 'purchasing.
manufat·turing <'11 8/\M·IOAM preferably in l)t!troleum
sµt:c-iahzml( in l'quip for 898-4486 or construction industry the scmH•onduc tor m Duties are pnmarily ex
llu.stry. We ure scekinl( ----pediling malt-ruil
an exper 'd "Jack or ull Orlhodontic/Assist purchases from order
trades" to <issume total Registered or eligible. placement to lime of de·
P r o d u c t 1 o n Top wages. F iPart time. livery to packer Re·
rcsporn;1bilit1e:.-Manuf Lag Bch 494_8555 quires good organ111ng
'1t that add interest to your
Hccc•pt1on1st needed fu1 WILSHIRE We have f/lime perm. life & open new op-SECRETARY rup1dly c'Cpandmg sport , SJles positions tn our portunities Your office · For building products
ing good:. manufac;turer a leading fashion s1Wcial Fashion Island store in skills are valued at sales office. Construction
Typing & lO·key actdin~ tystorewiltopenitsfirst the Furnishings & ~Q~ office • or building products ex· mat·hinc expcnence pre· Orange Co stort• 1n Women's Departments perience preferred.
ferr<.'d. Apply an person NEWPORT BEACH on Xlnt incentive & benefit 0 OVe rload Newport area. 631-2400
Newporler lndustne~ Augustlst, 1977 Weoffcr pac kage Apply 1n 8-4:30. 644-8333 Eves &
Inc. 17391 Murphy Ave an opportWlily to Join an person. 557-0061 wknd.s.
Ir\' 751 06.15 exciting fashion forward 45 Fashion Island 3723 Birch St. NB Management e><per is and ~cheduling skills
essen. & sales expcr 1~ 0 RT H 0 D 0 NT I C Salary commensurate Reccpl1on1sl typist
very desirable If you Cha1rs1de As:si.slant Ex-w1t.h. experience and outstanding opportunit.)
think you are lh(• person per pref 892-0213 ab Ir It y Ex c e 11 en I for attractive young lad}
organization. The follow-New_.. S.och .,.. _________ Secretary for Sales/
mg areas for which we ,.-. ' Marketing Dept. Young
are accepting applica I::qual Oppor. Employer Secretary /Bookkeeper Bio· Medical Corp. Self
wewant,callforanappt. ----benefits and growth w1several years recept
646-1616 P/\INTING CONTRAC-potential. Please send re exp to learn mortgag(
Orthodyne Efedronics TORS sume or apply an person banking bustness. S600
Costa Me!ta TAKE NOTI-: m lovely surroundings.
!\1ARIN E FU EL
Will trade PRINTING
lany type o f com ·
mt'rr1al > for exterior
paintani of my house in
f\Jlk•rton 1lahor onl\ I
Call for rnft>. x;o.1s·1;1
a.sk for Da' e
SANT A FE Call Cynthia. 549-8871
INTERNATIONAL
CORPORA TIOM
SOSSo Mam St
Orange. C1\ !l362G
Equal Opportunity
Reccpt typist Musl han
goo d telephont
pC'r~onaht}. type 6l
wpm, nice appearance
Nice waterfront location <.:all Bob. 675-9800
lions require strong sell-.,.._________ CREATIVE!!! sta r le r w I go o d
ang background. SALES TRAINEES To $900! This newly secret.Arial skills. Typing
r ed I · d SO wpm . Excel le nt Accesson.eS LARGE· .... "'T'L .orm r vtne co. nee s ~"" your interest in brand growth potential & SUPPLIER OF new spot~ Articulate. ex· be n e ( 1 l s New Port Intimate Apparel H "'RDW "'RE & per'd & gracious person Beach. 631-1855 "" "" w typing & some bkkpng & Foundations TOOLS exper. Split Fee/Also
NOW HIRING Fee Jobs. Ca ll Control Luggage SALES TRAl,..EES Career Employment
NO EXP ER NECESS Agency, 3400'"Irvme. s le
SECRETARY
for Art Gallery Good
typing, Light bkkpg, full
time. 549-9191
SECRETARY
TECHNICIAN
ELECTRONICS
TECHNICIANS
Positions avail~ble in
our Customer Ser vice and Production Depart
ments for an individual
with military electronics
background or junior col
lcge level electronic!
courses. or at least onE'
year of eJectronics ex·
perience in analog and
digital circuitry. We of·
fer pleasant working
conditions, exoellenl
benefits package incJLJd.
mg free medical. dental
and hfe insurance.
Please ask for Alan
Adamo for immediate In
terview.
DAMA
lJOCK OPERATOR
For permanrnt pos1l1on
in Nwpt Harbor Mu!.l
huve local boal t•xper
Prefer marnl•d over 30
~ rs . m a t u r l' m a I c
li?J-4300 PBX Operator Rel id Employer Rental Store
gr:neyard & F ,t1me. Ex· ---------•I y ARD MAH
Millinery XLNTTRAINlNG 203• N.a . s.56~505.
PROGRAM 1WigStylistexp1 Goodstorliftgpay SECRETARY Part tame. Secretary to manager in i 101 Campus Drive
Ins Agency, good work Irvine, Ca. 92664 :\t /\ T U ll E W O M A N
11 t 1 m e t o " ,. I t• o m l'
newcomers & t·ont<1l'I
merchunls f1L•xible hrs.
"Iced cur. Ille typini:.
~17-3095
Pl'r pref'd , but will
tr:i1n Good co benefit:-.. ---------•I EOE 1>16-8000 Quality Control
'\lechanically 1n<'l1necl
F lime 6 Day wk Wkd~
off Must be neat 111 ap
pear & have ncal
handwntin~. Will tram
Apply 1930 Newporl
W , 10-4, 5days wk, $3 hr. hte Shoes-omen S Earnings $2 I 0-$400 om c:e skills, Call Mr
We are also acl·epling wlc Roberts 833· 1852. 9·5
ing exper & some S.11. (714) 833·1234
Ability to organize work. Equal Opportunity
~lature "omen wanted
for hscdnit ... crv1cc
p time Car nee Top S
&15·5123
ME:DICAL ASSIST
EnJOY oce<in brec1l•s"
This lovel) beach o(c
:.eeks assist. for Lile back
&frontok
DR. PEASOHHEl
1201 W. La Veta. Ste 209
Orange 633 !!740
Free & l'·ec
MB>ICAL ASSIST.
Personnel Interviewer
lo $000 A dream come
true for you if you like
people, but gel tired of
the :.ame surroundings.
Thi:. co. offers you the op·
por to move between
lht•1r 3 branches IThey
will even transport you J
You will i nler\'Jew
clencnl, dnvers & mam
tcnance persons for
them So. bnng your 1-2
yrs of exper. & land this
unusual one. 100'1 Free
to applicant. Abigail Ab·
hot Personnel Agency.
4500 Campus Or. N.B.
S57 6122. Top notch 1nd1v exper'd
in back ofc procedures l•---------1 Sparkling personality for Personnel
congenial 08 GYN prac
uce. Sal. lo $700 Super
benefits.
DR. PERSONNEL
1201 W. La Veta, Ste 209
Orange 633·9740
Free& Fee
MEDICAL SEC'Y
Good exper. in btU1lneaa
letters & forms. Greet
pntienls & schedule
appb. Lovely GYN prac-
tice. N1t1ro. Fee.
DR. -,ERSONNEL
1.201 W. La Veta, Ste 209
Orange 6.'13·9740
Free& Fee
MEDJCALASSISTANT Back office girt. Hunt· ioatoo Beach Physician
Reply f!la.ul/Jed Ad HT?. Oally Pllot. P.O. Box
1560, Costa Mesa. Ca
ll2S26
MedicaJ Tr-anscnber, exp
in RaaiolOJY. front ofc, full Umo. 49$-4100 '5 &'Jl..(J'T40.
Secretary
Personnel Asst.
Career oppor . for
qualified indiv. Should
have a min. of 5 yrs
secretariat exper. al
management level , be
proficient in spelling &
principles or grammar.
& have mlo. skills of 10
wpn1 /l y ping & I 00
wpm /s horthand.
a pp I 1 cat 1 on s for COMMISSIONS & 5 yrs + exper. Salary Employer M /F
SECRET ARY S700 to SllOO depending on.~~~~~~~~~ Q.C. AMAL YST
lmmed1<1te opening for a Blvd, CM ~.C Analyst has hc<·ome
available dul' to rapid Heal l~lt~le Sales Pcopll
growth Must he ex wantt>d Up to 90 10•,
perienccd in passiV{' and comm spht Ncwporl
actn·c elcC'trnnil· compo Beach. ~-8014
nenls Ab1hlv 111 work
with data l'Olil'l't1nn and ---------• proficiency 1n report Retail
writing IS desirable Thb
lS an houri> poMt1on Carur Growth
In Rl'toil Sales
With A
Fashion Leader
I. Mognitt conti~s its
l"KOCJl'izH leadenhfp
in the fine apparel ht-
BEAUTICIANS 1n our BONUSES
Beauty Salon Must be well groomed &
T ., ~·ff neat appearing. Career GI or/.~ I er & rapid advancement op.
For our Men's portunllles. Xlnt co.
Allerallori Dept benefits.
CaU Mr. lning
Mon. 7/188AM·1PM. Security
F time Exper. nee
We oHer an excellent
Tues. 7 /19, 8AM·lOAM
751-9134 .
Small Mfg firm in N.B. work exper. Xlnt work·
needs exper. office girl. ing conditions. 752·8874
Pos ition inc lude s . telephone, typmg & book· Sec'y p {t. Nr OC Airport.
keeping 548-9818 Gd slulls. flexible hrs. · Write Ad tt938, Daily
Secretory-H.tp! Pilot, P.O. Box 1560.
Business & Financial Costa Mesa, CA. 92626
Con s u .1 l desires SECY/RECPT. part time.
versatile. capable Harbor area. M.D.'S o(
compensallori plan in·•--------.... ~~g~~~:ay at flee. Exp. pref. 540-4585
eluding a liberal dlsrount
on store merchandise
Please apply in person
DAILY 10·12&H
83 F~HION
ISLAND Equal Oppor Employer•
HelpW•tH 7100 HefpW•t.d 7100 Heep Wanted 710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••
SALES
Come grow with us in 011 r
new fac1hl\ Excellent starting saiJry and ex
cel lenl compan~
benefits. including a
credit union. medil·al
and dental insurunt'l'
Please apply in person or
send resume with l>alury
history to
dustry with the an·
nowM:ed opnlng of its SALES
bHutlful MW datt In
TO THOSE WHO LOVE
FASHION AND QUALITY TREHDATA
CORPORATION
STANDARD
MEMORIES
DIVISION
An Applied Magnetics Co
3400 W Segerstrom
Santa Ana.Calif. 92704
Equal Opportunity
Employer M/F
Qmrity Assurance
fMpector /Tech
Xlnl oppor. in small c.o.
for qualified tt'l»n. Muat
have 4 >'l"I min exper. in
eledronict. Call Carol,
SoYth Coast Ploio.
Costa M•sa. Because
of our CJ"Owttl we cur-
rentty han pa1lti0tts
o•oilobl• for ••·
p.riNCed D•porlmlnt
MOltOCJers in several
~·=
Gifts
Meft'sWeor
Lodlff ShHs
ELECTRO MIC
ORGAMSALES
HIGHEST COM ·
MISSION/GUARANTE-
E/FRINGE BENEFITS.
Sell in high traffic shop-
ping malls. Some ability
to play the organ req'd.
Previous sales expet .
useful, but we will train
yoU. Call Mr. Lyon,
~1.
ATTENTION I
THE NEW I. MAGNIN SOUTH COAST PLAZA
IS SEEKING SALES ANO SUPPORT PERSONNEL
Truly 1ti. l'mployml'm opporiuniry of o llfellme1 To WOtk tor o stOtl' with
o world-wide repu1ot1onl To bt> su1rounded by thl' most l'f~on<
merchonclls•I To setve the cornmuoit)'~ finest chemelel And. to ttnJoY the
excell•nt beo.'ef•ts of'd se<vnty tho1 come f<orn w~ f0t o tenll.ll)'-old
company All thts cont>. youtl ot the beou1lfuf new 1. Mogriln South Coosr
Plozo StOfl' In Co"° M4r>o. Expen.,-iceod Xlll'S ond 5uppan Personnl'I Oil'
~"9 SOIJ9ht for full end porMI~ posu1ons 1n ~ follOwlncJ fields
Fluer-~w.,,
~Stoff
~~~
*""Y StOfl
Telephone o_,.,ototS
,,,.. ~o~ oppty. In p•rson or call:
(714) 9.57-~
Mondoy dltov91\ ftfdoy, 10:00 om tO 4 100 ptn
. ,tOC>5ourtl ro~w
(Cometi t1' 'oWl•'I" otld M~ Sol\1xt A~)
TB.EPHOME SALES
lndustriol S..pply
We are looking for ex
per'd telephonesalespeo·
pie to initiate our new
program. management
Potential. Salary + com·
mission. 645-7318 Ask for
Jim
Tele~ne Sales
Work p /time. Earn extra
cash in our circulation
sales room. F1exible hrs
AM or PM. Men. women
or students. 18 or ovr
54-0-0301 LA Times
Telephone solicitors
needed p /time,
weekdays. S4 per hr.
537-3155.
Telephone sales, Ad ·
vertis!ng Great potential
lo make a lot ol money
Jl\all or P tr. Salary +
commission. 835-9692.
835..ae61
Teller, Savings & Loan.
F tr, ex per. Must type
!i()wpm. Phone for appl. Mrs. BaJdridge. 58H900.
Keystone Savh1gs &
LoallE.O.E. M/F.c
m1a
Banlt Exper. Required'
Irvine NaUonal Bank
Contact Bob Cteightt>n
833-3700. E.O.E.
TICKET ReservatJons.
Mature woman. Full
time. f119.7~ Kn. Horn
1
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..... W-..1 71 00 ""'w....... 11 o" .... .-c•s 10 '0 Preo lo food home. lriah Cwitom t2" round• anti· Ree11tcred Qumer Mare, Queenaize mattttu fl box w ANTED
••••••••••••••-••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aetltr, maJe, 7 m011. C1tll ued rut d tbl & .a 4 yo old 846 4591 or 1pr toc1. Spread " TOP C .. "'u DOLLAR • Wuben, drycn Churn ~760t q w e JJUng 36 matchln" 1ldo d.rana1 AO>n l're••I Aaenc:y up.1111tt· WOODWOllH l•te l1\Qdela $100 1 yr lovely cbrs w /custom IW&-l7 _ __ '30. ~ -· PA l D F 0 R Y 0 UR ms. oeuda ow1de • I for small boat1 Must 11uar Fret dalivory . Need A Home for made yellow & white cushions. Pa!orruno Pinto Quarter JEWELRY. WATCHES. --'-tool--bo--i --pi-ck:--
per •ol'I n" I . l r • v ~·I tuive worllinl knowledlJ• Matr Cha. Will alto buy Dalmatlon, 18 monltus. $250. + glass _topped horse aeldini Weslem Orient.al ebony dinlng ta· ART OBJE~.:.. OOLD, Col "' Ol' up.
bmenUt-t<' t;"per "'" olpowertool• AJ>ply in m.31MO C.11847~ patio tble & 2 cbrs &Engllsh.Sho~wUlner. blc,b"fet"chalrs$200. SI LVER S£kVICE, :1:.r ::'.r1Ba.¥u~1s1!i
I erred l.outec1 N lt P"n<lfl na w ll>lh St ----------w/yellow plastic covers Xlnlcond. 67~ 3590 Obi bed & frame $35. FINE FURN. " AN· Rear Airport t'TU t C'u.taM .. a tftur ) • l"ROHT DAMAGED LOVABLE Poodle, male, & 2 c baiae lounges. BoollcuebeadboardSZO. TIQUES.$4.52200 Vlr&iniaPl,CM.
H<YrPOnn' SAL! 3308 ::'.'~~tuJu. 8 years ~3674 J.wetry 1070 Never installed CB, eo&t 1 l b d u A.nUque Sideboard "Hep·
WOOOWC>alCUS W Warner nr llurlJOr, --ltalProvdintbl, w/&chrs, ....................... $150 .. Sell • .SSSJ 1al. :W:h.:e 'cu:~ s~t.i~1:;.~~ plewtute". $475.
0
Dinin&
t.xper 'd C.tlH n•·t / S.mtaAna 811).2921 t'r'--e &old kitten, M. blue pads. Wrousbtt.ronpallo WA....,.ED aquanwn •I es $25. tionguaranteed&t2·7237 tbl, a cbrs $425. Steam lumttun m11lu1r• & 1n ey~ "I '10 GMC truck parts, rt. cablnet SlOO. Sm Oak .... C4L TY,.ST tcir woodwork Alao, CA.SHPAID S40-0208 iset,546-619'1 TOP CASH DOLLAR cab dama1ed. Pool Rocltlng chr Sl.25. CoCCee
Ytut for tMlllUcal" offd 1natal1er1 w own io'or W1hr/Dryr1>/RefnK --mde·a ·bed Sofa. xlnt PAID FOR YOUR heate.r,oeedswork,$100. LUCiGAGITAGS tbl. Provincial $50.
Qltla\tt:al docum<'nt'I tru<'k & tool• <:all workln&/not.1167-8133 Free puppies Mixed cond, $1SOOrBestoffer. JEWELRY, WATCHES, Colortv$1.25.52gal.elec. from your business card. Tourald trlr bitch $100. l>~ 65 wpm Wall Gl-«S> or como by 1.1tio Witl b\ly ao~e r~frigii, breed , Cock·a -poos & 552·8567, 646-9719 AJlT OBJECTS, GOLD, water beater, new, $75. Send loe card for e~h 545-2529
1ratnan-ontpl'OC.'c1a101 Woodworki., 921 ~·a. workln" or not Dachshund. SILVER SERV ICE, Tl.res $11. ea. RoUaway tat p uaonespare. e 1---------1-qu1p Prof1l"1e11cy In N .. twl CM .~ >iS-8109 Duncan Phyfe din tbl, 6 FINE FURN & AN · toolbox$S0.96().1.2H return pe rmane ntly Pool table, bdrm set, din 1erammiar r eq d For ' -__ •crapmel .... 675~ chrs, silver cabinet, x.lnl TIQUES.645-2200 sealed attractive t_ag & rm set , other misc. •l>~t runtHt Carol X RAY TECH. fam1&h:, 2 retnaerat.on, $SO, $30. Black&whiteMaleCHt.1 cond557·5711 · .. -.. --FOR SALE-Dana Point strap, meeting aullne 833-2639C.M .
..,mlth, Avc-1> 1''1n•nc1al ne•d•d-1 lmmed. for Sears Kenmore portable yr old, neutered. To gd --JADE, T1kt 2~ • New YachtClubmembership. l.D. requirements. Pre·
Strv1cn, (714)644 *>Q R~y otliCll, loc in dlllhwasber, ~. Alll(ood bomo.983-3'31 RouodMaple~able, 1.eaJand. $100. Buy it now 4' save $100. vent 1085 & theft! For a POOL TABLE, coin F,q11al()pporEmploy~r New &•ch. Mulitbtl worklnacond 5452779 Be 1 1 h lb 21eal(es,4cba1rs.$50. 645-8953 Pb:495-6139 personalized tag enclose operated, slate top, 7' ARit ·CKT. 642-04tl4 for • · _ a& e. ma e, eat y, 5 556-6191 Uv-tock wallpaper, fabric or bar size. Xlot cood. $450. --u"vt Coldspot 19 Cll ft rolrlg. yrs old. Great w /klda. . . .. 8075 PINBALL MACH. 4 "~y Glo" paper & we 963-1448 TYPIST ---$200. 9118.4092 eves Shota&Uc.645·1496 f\lrruture & Yard Sale.••••••••••••••••••••••• player,completelyreblt. will back & trim your1---------
Llte t,ypm& Min 40 wpm Youni man w /Woodwork 213-323-31'? d ' c: yellow dinette set w /4 up· Reg. Moreau mare, broke 77().J.262 tags. or try two cards Gas reel mower, xlnt cond
K">'PW>Cb ~ stmtl.ar u 10& oxpcir to leurn new ys. nee~Vwlahuntingdog ~t.i;tl swvl chain $80. to ride ~ drive, blk . back to back. $35 . 2060 Slate Ave.
pee. helpful. Full co. buameu. 646-6075 Hotpoint refrigerator• ~pies, male or fem. 2 Girls bedroom set, gm, parade Morgan gelding Air Conditioner, wmdow PRICES. follow Oak St, aft 12.
biet>eOU. For Info apply white aJMl lfood cond $50. Mo sold.~ .no bed $125. Chest $40. Eng, Western (114) Installation. $350 oew, $2eaor3/$S Ml•,,.elan .. -·
"-'-avtt Prodocuon Merc"-dhe 968-9365 irnrr.11:.K1~s Misc. 546·32'2. 3134 338·1011 sellfor$175.586-2008. 4/5tag $160 ... ..._. 1011 • _..,.. • Pl •••••••••••••••••• •••• • .....,..,.. ' '.....,. Kerry Ln. CM s . ea Wanted T· 1&60 ncent1a. ~ 8005 GE Refrigerator Call673-0648 . Ml~ 8010 Lose we~gb~ & earn ~~::~·:.:ea. •••••••••••••••••••••••
r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coppertone $S0 ho Nice Walnut Dining Set & ••••••••••••••••••••••• money doing it. Call Pat Sales Tax Included S CASH FOR S
TYPIST 67,.3127675.0002 · To mew/lots of love, Buffet, $185, Antique Kin . tt &. bo 6'2-7Z17 NOCARD"'. Wonderland -mixed Australian Shep· square Oak Table.fMisc. ~iie ma ress X· Good used fum/refrigs
'lwpt. Bc:h. Adv A~cncy
:-.1.-ek.s x.lnl typl.l>t w /JoJIC!>
Jbility. C-Ommiss1on po~
includes outside sales of
typesetting herv1ces
tullowed by the actual
l\l>eSetltng on our IBM
1·lectroruc selectnt· <·um
poser IBM tr a 1n1n ~
,1vail. Wnte Clas:.1fll'cl ad
no. 974, c/o Daily Pilot
PO Box 1560, Cos ta
Mesa, Ca . 92626
• Hotpolnt u cu. It Dal·Labpups.645-3534 F\Jm.646-7004 springs. New $225. Sate pool table, 6 mo~ld. Draw your own or send Freezers & stoves Of Antiques! Refrigerator w/freeur. 2 YR. Male Pekingese 768-8494 S4br99and. Coro~Jl~~'!1.!'g• name, address. phone & 546--0768 H u l' ~ b $200 640-l&t2 u~.-~ . new,._... . .....,....,11 we'll make one card per ' w u r e o use · Needs yd ,.. __ <.-a nuu:>e and patio plants, tag. Add 2St each. Sm. C•ment Mix.r
crammedw1thover500REFRIGERATOR-642.9815 ---r-• 8055 m~ny s ites with &'38SKYCIUEF5()tSL0T Sendcbeckormoneyor· Electric 67s.3587 mu~1c boxes. n1ckelo· Older Whirlpool. Work~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• w 1th o u l mac r a'? e MACHINE. Xlot cond. dert.o: Loi.-' al
d'--on p1uno:.. circ us or well $45 675_3ll9 Blac k • 2 S 1 a m e s e PUBLIC AUCTION hangers. 588 Bay St • S850. 968·7974 PILOT PRIHTIHG -Ins~--£.. g an s. wall clocks, · · -neutercdmale.Verylov-MANYFINEITEMSOF CM,646-3412 JTW'IWnn 8083
g randrutht:r clocks. Blackstone gas drye r able,631·2729 ESTATE JEWELRY, ----l)e(.'orator has 190 yds of P.0 .Box1560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rJ~cmallng antiques. Kenmore washer S50 ell ART OBJECTS, AN· Sabot, wood $100, dresser plush shag carpet, brwn Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 C M" 0 1 O\t~r Sl.000,000 Worth Beautiful white indoor kil· w/lge bev. mirror $95. color, will sell at my cost -onn m· ·Malle e et·
Amt-ncan International ~~~:; ~~e:~.KJ~:r~~c ten. 4 mo, udult or older ~~~iIJ'~~E l;,t;r~: Obie Eng. schl dsk $110, all or part at SS.08 yd. PUBLIC AUCTION organ. excellent cond1
Gallcnes . 1802-T Ketter teed &delivered S4G·8672 child 535-~ FO. & BROCHURE. child's rd w/chairs $2S. 675·9U7 MANY ITEMS OF FINE tlon, $600, P.P. 532-1259 1n ~ St , Irvine. Tel. 645 2200 645-2169 . ESTATE JEWELRY, p v Bass amp. 2.15·· 75-t·l777. Open Wed lhru 4uction 8015 English Sta£fordsh1re Lab . Dloing rm set, 2 lg lamps. ART OBJECTS, AN. s"pe.akers, brand new.
ryp1st/Gener11l Ofl1cc Sat !I AM to4 PM V t 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rru.x, spayed F, 2yrs. glvc Antiques d " lt t Laguna Festival PHgeanl 1 HP boat e og , wool TIQUES FINE FURN M l 11 Call 644 5736 PART-TIME · _ --=-.!:'1 • love &. protection in • .ine e s e • of Masters tickets, SlO, bedspread , water ETC PHONE FOR IN' us se · · ·
t., 5PM 1. ht t p a bun d " n c., plonts & misc. Sat/Sun Aug 22. Leave mess. ~ • ..iner, lst class. Make · · aft 4 pm ... • ig accura <' PUBLIC AUCTION s u c r y ~ 10.2. 19382 Surldale, HB. "'""' FO. & BROCHURE.•--.:.--------
1yping & general office. MANY ITEMS OF FINE EST A TE SALE 49-1-4646 _ SeacliffTract. 497·1552 offer536-4558 M.'>-2200 Gui bran sen Ri a lto . ~~~~~~. de~~-esNaflial~~f. j (';STATE JEWELRY. July I 8· 19-20 f\nliture 8050 Sat & Sun 9.5, 440 Costa 92 yards new beige shag Walnut twn bed set, w I CITRUS Trees bearing Cadillac of organs. Anti·
Insurance Co. localed in ART OBJECTS. AN· 5842PADUA. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa St. C.M. Refrig/ carpet, TV, sofa. Mission drsr, $100. Mens golf, fruit.. 4' to 8' t a ll. -que whl. 2 ex~~rna l
Newport ·s 1-'inanc ial TIQUES. FINE FURN., HUNTINGTON BEACH ~'TOREWlDESALE fnr, Lawnmower, odds Viejo area. 581-8985 Haig Ultra, compw/bag, $12.~$16.50.548·2046 ' Leslie spkrs-p1ano-l!:fC. PHONE FOil IN· Vic: Springdale/Slater N & ed f I' $70 642-0l.54 . . rhy thm Pert. $3995. ~~So :\trs Lammers. FO. & BROCHURE. Hrs: 8:30 to 3 PM. 1929 a::. ~~lsonlf:°n:~:af~ &ends. King O'Lawn mower & · Two beautiful Koi fish ror 492·0658, 498·1133,
6452200 Coca Cola Commercial Nook. 545 & 814 w. l9th, MOVING·l2' l\tarine edger, good cond. $115, MOVING. Sacrifi~ing pond 12" & 15". 752-0749, _63_1·_344_3 _____ _
T YPIST /SECY. p/t1mc. lru.tanl cash paid for com· Ice Chest & Cap Opener. CM. 642-7930 &548·3262 plywood folding boat ladies 3 spd bike, $45, Herc couch, 2 chrs, desk, Turtle Rock. Office Furniture &r 'IAM to lPM hrs Mon Col b B. I b It 548·5306 pwredger,maplebencb, ---------1
. ' . • pleLe antique shop inven· um ia icyc e w Sl.50. Lg Oriental Ming chest, etc. 54().1535 W~HER & Dryer Sear 's ~pmtnt 8085
F'r1; 499-4087, Gretcht-n torte!>. C a ll Larry for 2. Mahog Parsons **I BUY** Dog lamp,6pcs4x8x1r.." SingJeBdrmset,wbt/gold Dix. Avocado $400/ofr. •••••••••••••••••••••••
pleasecall Morgan (714 )540-3955 Tables, Lincoln Rocker , Good used t'umiture & sheet rock, new $1. ea. $100, Golf clubs, bag & Pool table, beaut. antiq. Auto.garageopenerlyr. Selectric typewriters, 2
TYPIST/
GENERAL CLERK
------Self·clearung Gas sLove. Radio alarm clock . rt (I rt h d) S75 Ad t 1 h l" l bl 5 d ds SIDEWALKSALE Misc antique glas., & Appliances-OR I will k. h . ca e an • · s ye, ma og. pc. old.$200.673-6743 porta es, stan ar ,2 silver, Kenmore 2 door sell or SELL for You ~any itc e n Jlems ding mach <Jtemington) slate, leatb. pockets, elec standards. 540-8062
FINE ANTIQUES fng w i"ce maker. Off1c~ MASTERS4UCTIOH ome San,tiques, much $45. turned legs. w/ access. SLATE POOL TBL. $295 or548·7594 :-l B. fmJnc1al in~lllullon
will train resp. mdl\ J ob
cnLa1ls mis<' ore dulll'" .\
,tat l> pm~ Preler I ~ 1
nfc t'xpcr. Call 8 12 & :! 5.
t.i.t-4360, Sul' Cook
,\FFORDABLE PRICES " more. a e to continue $795.556-6220 firm: Anytime. 644·1618 ------
Tide WaterTradm~ Co. furn 2 desks. f1hn ~ 646-8686 & 833-9625 unliJ everything is dlS· Packard Bell console TV &640-1447 Pth 8087 Jno i:; c oast llwy. CdM cabinets & chairs Good posed of. Save Uus ad. w /stereo &. turntable,:.> yards of super cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hlwn Fernlea r & used furniture & hand C~HPAlD 946 Senate St. C.M. AM/FM.$250 Queensiie brow n carpeting. Attention C_raf~speople! WANTED Stud for al·
Goldenrod tools Lots of clothes, For good used furn. anla· 548-0581 malt. & bx spgs. Very gd 613-5918 ~ applical1ons now tract. min. rem. Doxy.
-linen&bnc·brac ques & color TV 's cond. $100. Queen head· . . bemg l\Ccep~ for the WiUpayfeeorallowpick
Oak S/Holl Top desk. 54 ". HELEN NOLAND 957 8133 DOVER SHORES board, Jlcnredon, $75. JOk Kuoiite nng. Must 4th. ~ual Old Mam St. of Jitter. Need resp. by TYPIST jR~cpt rl'fm1shed. Best ofr ovr Z78 yds used carpeting, 640-1642 s e 11 · M 8 k e 0 ff e r · Fair 10 Ocean Park Sun. 7 /15. Eves 493-6844 SJC
!•art time• for l"On:-truc· $1000. 963 9130 EARLY Amer Sofa. gd. draperies, twin bed & Nightclub supplies: un· Aug. 21st. Hurry! 1st ---------
8. I 8020 cond • :i match'g. Maple Oak Firewood, lcsi; than usual Jg redwood b rl lbl Red l Bo d 11on office. CJll Sh1rl<•y ...,......,.,,......,_... ___ ...J 1cyces this ll(:stofr.957-082.., chest . beds preads. u comelstservebas1s.ln· ta1 a an cage.
!179-4222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w a rd robe d 0 or s . •r.i cord. $40. & bar. 1' rnd mosaic wall formation (213) J99.1631 Make offer. Call after
. French Fumishinqs JC Penny Swinger bike. SPECIAL SALE bars tools, lamps, El Call 546·9580 pc. Misc items. 548·6996 or (213)399·4544 Jpm. 897-0584
Llpholstcry Lead PN!>Oll Settee. china cabin el. m· w tbanana seal, perfect Gato 80 motor eye I e. familiar w iuphol . l"Ut luy m:1rblc ~op chest. tea cond $20. 644.6601 Inlaid wood coffee & end Misc. items. 646-4750.
ting. sewing, i,ta plmg wagon, Lotus XV chrs. 6 --tbls, reg $.140. Now only 1624 Antigua Way. N.B.
F time. Steady e mploy Vcnt'tian chrs. & many kildincJ Materials 8025 $l8S. Starting Sat at
w1growinq co 510·114'1 items. lfl50 Edgechrf, ••••••••••••••••••••••• THEF'URNITURE
.102SS.K1 bonl>r.S A Fullerton . S at/Sun UsedLumber.4"xl2"xl8' CONNECTION
MOVIHGSALE
7351 Heil, Unit L. 11.D. v ET EH r N /\ H y lO 304 870·6423 (22 ), 3"xlO"'x16' (4 ), !142-1244
TECHNICIAN OH AS ~~~ 2"'xlO"x141~·· 1432). T
An liq 's. Collectibles,
Household items + ..
S at /Sun 10·6 . 427
Narcissus, Corona del
Mar. SISTANTwantcd. sala~~ i\nt1<i So lid Chl-rr; brac:_kets (26 ~644-0878 I Maple bar stools . $125.
960 •139 llx14 Braided r~. S75. open, ... droplcaf desk. ~latching (New) hardwood tbl legs 847.7670 t•hf'~l of drawers w /dbl w1brackets, les~ lhan 1 2 ---Porsche 914 ski r acks, WAITRESSES
"\Jow mtc:rv1ewmg d.i 1 ly
. 1l lOa m for Cockta il
Wal t rt:Sb & fo'oocl
Wa1tre~!.e:. The &•a<·h
llousl' Inn. 619 Slc!'P'
llollow Ln l.a gun.1
Beach. 494 9707
Waitress for Banquet.. &
-.et -up waiter busboy
positions Hohday In n
l.a,::una Hills ConlaC"l
pc·rsonel 586·5000
Waitress. exp. food &
mckta11. Over 21 /\sk for
"arcn, 644·9550
door.;. ornate brass de· whlse price. other gd Unique decorator mir· many items. Must sell!
l'oration & wood carving. Swap m eet 1 t " m s rors. ~dimensional. p /P. 178 E. Bay St, CM .
2 Pc's $1500 or bst ofr 898-1183 n o L262 l'vt Ply 1198 2"13fl Garage Sale, 17692 El
-Cameras & Solid Oak kmg bed set Nopal. H.B. <Goldenwest
*** lntcrn.it1onal Antiques
Art Show & Sale. Sat. Ju-
ly :JO. IOAM IOPM. Sun.
July 3 1 10AM·6flM.
Booths avail. Orange
County Fair Grounds
Bulld1ni.t 11 14, Co s ta
Me!>a Adm1ss1on S2
Large free park'g. For
info: West Mountain Co.
(213) 573 3440.
Equipment 8030 btfl. sofa + loveseat' & Slater ) '73 Kawasaki
••••••••••••••••••••••• beveled glass coffee lbls: Mini Enduro 90, xlnt
Pentax ES electronic 35 lamps, pecan dm rm + cond .• Chr ome side
New Augus t '76. With 50. hutch, wall umts, wood pipes, Coca Cola vending
105. 200 lenses. bellows & game set. den furn. ~ofa machine. 2 blk/wht TV's,
ang le f inder $4 95 bed, velvet chr 770.1262 2 y r o ld blk ma le
675-1323 bunks all 3mo ~Id lJ o b e r m a n . 5' x 8 •
Minolta SRT 101, hlk
body, 3 lens, flash Car
rying case inc Id . ssoo.
644-8485
redwood deck . many
DR Set. FR Prov ant1q, misc. items. Walnut. 2 leaves, 6 chrs, -
blue velvet. Orig $3500, MOVING SALE 173
sell $2000 645·1666 aft Flower. CM. Sat & Sun
Waitress Food /Co r k I a its. /\ntq Couch over 100 yr~ CANON FTB· 1 w WD I _.4
\pply aft 4pm, Sid's Blue old , SlOOO 'or best ofr. lens. Brand new, sllll an
Hcel,l07 2lsl Pl,NB 5.'Ji.4521 ~ac. carton w /guar. -675-9495
6PM 9·3. Appl's & furn.
REDECORATING·Btfl 8' 2 FAMILY Garage Sale.
s ofa, qui l tcd. tu r Furniture. sports equip·
quoise/gold, xlnt cond, ment, engine parts &
S400.644·1Gl6 more. 10 AM to 5 PM. W A N T 1830 Walnut droµ leaf ta· -INDEP(';NIJENCt-; & IN· ble Xlnt cond. S325. Cats 8035 Sat/Sun. 19141 Lindsay
Ln. Hunt Bcb. (Magnolia
& Garfield behind K·
Mart)
(' 0 M E ., B c a ta x 675-7364 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•·ounsclor with T C /\. PERSIAN KITTENS
Kmg size Matt. & box spr·
ings. Xlnt cond. $125.
752-m96 aft 6 Pres tige . tugh com Himalayan. Came o
nuS&1ons, we tram. Call PUBLIC $100/Up. Regis/Shots
552-9600 or So. Orange 546-9965 II i d e · a · B e d S o r a . Garage Sale Sat/Sun 10·5,
Herculon tweed. Like 21032 Hagerstown Circle,
Kittens·had shots. Dari· new SlOO. Twn bed $15. H.B. Chairs, games, etc.
ing Tabbies, & solid col· 841-7754 l'ounty493·2881 AUCTION
WAREHOUSi
ALSO VEHICLE MAINT
& DELIVERY. Gd driv
ang record. Hvy lifting
TuesthruSal,6:30AM lo
:1:~. Start $.1 hr + over·
time. No smoke. In·
terviews l :30 lo 4, Mon
ors. 3\ia mos. SI5. 979-8978 ----------'--Mesa Verde Treasure
SUH JUL y 24 Drexel wood tbl w /4 cbrs, Sale. Many boxes ol anti·
thruFr1.
WINDOW DESIGNS
3195 D. Airport Loop Dr,
Costa Mesa. Ph 556-6981
Weict.r /Precision
SmalJ co. needs hard
wor king, dedicated
worker. Call Carol ,
581·3830.
We need 50 people who :.ire
al least JO lbs over·
welgbt. Call Ms. Stone at
751•9175. We can tell you
how to loi1e pounds &
eam money al the same
time.
Dogs 8040 good condition $95 . ques & collect., un · 12 NOON ••••••••••••••••••••••• Formica kitchen tbl $20. opened for 3 yrs. Port
Denver Stale & Euro· AKC Poodle puppies, tiny 842·6746 gold dredge, like nu.
pean consignment 18th & toy, all shots. Hide-o-bed SSO? Auto rest. whipped bot 19th century furnishings 530-6455 choc machine. 2 Belgian
including sideboards, 644-5n8 waffle baking ovens, *DOBIES. 3 /M, 1 ff. rest s .. Lo--y organ hallstands. pianos , or· Xlnt. Rancho Doble Antiques: Dinette table, · ... ~.... · gan. baskets, shave mir-chest. wool hand.braided Surfboard, antiques at ch am p Ii n es . P . P . -•·c Sat/Sun "5 -0 rors. porcelains, glass, rug, table lamp. lIW> • "" • """° estate jewelry. etc. Over _64(). __ ~ __ or_8J3.. __ 3688 __ . --1 Club chair & ott. drop If. Bimini Pl, off Baker.
400 spectaculor items to Poodle puppy & mother, tble, lrg. mjrrot, dbl bed.
be soldtothehigbestbid· S5Qeach. Any time until sold.
der. 496-8311 64().7167 DoorsopenlOAM ---------
30 I 0 Redh.lll Lrg white Lab. 3 yn. gd watch dog . Loves Costa Mesa ~~~uetered . S6o.
540-4098 ·--------
SprinCJlr & Whit•.
Auctioneers
M ovin g Sale 1207
Goldenrod, CdM. Cstm
sect 12'..it' Down cush,
Lge wood coffee tbl, Eng
oak spool leg tbles ,
Comm . Clr sctub
polisher. Ant. glass,
junk. Come see for
yourself. Sat/Sun 1-5
TOMOl<l<ER
WORLD
TEAM
TENNIS .
ROD LAVER
THE WIMBLEDON STARS COME TO
ANAHEIM IN JULY.
JULY21 JULY 28
Team Russia vs. San Diego
JULY 23
Golden Gate vs San Diego
JULY 30
San Diego vs. Los Angeles Sea Port vs. San Diego
TEAM RUSSIA: Alex Metreveli, Ofgo Morozovo. Natosha Chmyrevo.
GOLDEN GATES: Francoise Durr, Tom Okker. Frew McMillan, John
Lucas. SEA PORT: Tom Gorman, Erik Von Dillen, Joanne Russell. LOS
ANGELES: llie Notose, Rosie Casals, Charles Posorell. SAN DIEGO: Rod
lover, Dionne Fromholtz. Cliff Drysdale, Kerry Reid. INDIANA: Vilas
Geruloitis, Sue Barker, Allan Stone, Ann Kiyumoro.
TMM .
NNIS For ticket Information
Call~ ~ (714)956-1890 "7At
Starting Time
. 7:30 P.M.·
CONVaNTION C•NT•l't
aoo w. KGMtla Ave •
Anehef~ C.Hf. '2I02
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W l't ,. .. J... ....-r-aA.cc••aorl•• 9400 ... \lt' 1er '-!Qmaaer •n• • •••••••••••••••• 0 •••••••••••••0 •••••• DOAT8TORAOE m mo •0 •••••••••••••••••••• n••••••••••••••••••••• Tl"lllb 'S'° AlltetW..t.4 9190 ........ ported •
O..aa. or L tree launch. Sall/Pwr SAVEWITH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••-••••••-••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••·•· Eva, 14.M.»1 Nuwp0rt Dunes. 644·~10 Ule7 Tri. 6SO C.C. chopped USED It REBUILT 'lt7Z DATSUN 9707"
IAIY eUHD BOAT ffllNS, BUYING If SllUNG? rebl.ilt cng & new tires. FOREIGN CAR PAllTS WE BUY r,_,...,.,.. $1100/or otr. Mu.l HU. l'Ensinet PICKUP Cl.UMCAaS
-______ ..,_s MtM ••• ••••••• ••• ••••• ••••• _MS.ci __ oo_______ ""'-an•mis ... 4 speed, map, red.lo Ii lb • Yuchl hardwure. eqw' pmenl •· "UJ>· • u ·-sio.... excellent coodlUoo. ·RUCKS ~ IUa.l\o Orti•n °' "' Alrcreft 9 I I 0 Harley ?& XLH !ike new. IRear Ends V\'R64l • l.etlJ• U>o uhiMtl• pl1c5 All types, major name brands. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Extra set °'" ptpes. Only 11'\res < ).
Phxw ~ o:nt f<,or :mil or power Bc~l pn (:t? In town N~w tuin1crs tor lease, noo mUa on lhla black .'Fenden We '"ced-SI 7 99 CONNDJ.
Corona Airport, hur~ beauty, $2050. Pbone l'Ooors MllAC&.EMADA ~ti\ byOr•nd ·lfo111ur1l -• Ii IBwn 2.1.50H borBl d C... CHEYIOL£T i 1100 I bl' al u"" r UtUY auted OIUl'I.,.,. Sb aft.er 2 PM. M0-4181. pens ar v .. --· Wl.lliams Yacht Ge Mv•il. 83Ull7" 5'4·3197 ™PORT us-s100 N" w Po r' lJ •: u l h ar '&& Hooda 2SO Scrambler, AlITOSUPPLY 2SZIHarborBlvd.
TIU¥> llll P.O. loa 20J. S. JUMCopiatra.o. t2'7S 1974 Ceu. 150 Com. 360 runsgood~OO. 101N. Manchester, 62 Chevy ~T P.U. Good COSTA MESA
Small npr1rht J·i .. no ~~r.Bcn.XPonder. 84'f·3366 Anabetm 776-9900 ~~~~:Beu.er ___ 5_4_6-_l_Z_O_O __ _
w ~nch An11a t,rl•t•n 661 ·2220 "75 Kawasaki 400cc, lo 'M -'77 Used Muatanr WEPAYTOPDOLl..AR
$*11.) C~. St*/ miles, xtras. $675. Call Parts. 990 No. Parker, 1974CHEYY FORTOPUSEDCARS
t Jll t.4\ 11Mt. •• ~~•••••••••:.!!.~~ _97_&-_3_1_5 .... ~------Orange. Call 997·2000 EL CAMINO SS FOREli~~ESTIC
PIANO W\lrltlzC'r !-.p1n1•t loah, ,ow.,. 904 loah. Sall 9060 llORTON Camper. !lips 4. l97.2 . Scrambler~ 4 HP. Chrom,e sidepipes, Thoe-Automatic, lilt wheel, . JI ~ar ls extra clean
¥Abo« Xlt1l <'und ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'il!I .,,.. Ton PU $200/bsl nuniblke. Used LilUe~ like ly, 7 full length $40. pwr. steering & AM/FM seem first.
f'hGl4 77ta •CONSULT A.MTS• orr 645.4697 new. Ucensed off·H1way 847·9560. Ask CorJeff. r(4~~!·). Run a super. IA.UM IUICK .
B b • --$150. 962·37:;8 -·-ll Y Cirand , ''"•I I ALIA.COii-MA.ALiM lf you're 1n the market •71 :i.., Chevy Van/ •72 WANTED: 1973VWfront S.Pric .. $3775 ~HarborBJvd.
Ceor1te Stcd, .. nuqau· ftSHBMA.M for :a yacht kl U!l help. crlllsu Mir conv, sips 4. 1974 Ho~da (354)_. only bumper. Call ~52-7SS2 MUlAC&.EMADA Costa Mesa 979-2500
v.hll.-5400 ~ 14tlb "II 1• w I\ n i 1 c r Expert advice, not ex retng/roof coolt:r •• 73 350 1 •. 000 Dll, cstm pa10t, nu now. 21.SOH d
SpurtlL'lhen, deep V hull, pert saleamansblp WiJ t'U in Chevy eng, AC, PlJ>eS, xlut cond. $650. 64~5~00' C.JI. Zeroth Color TV. 21 • &
Ma&nt1\Ult ~llcr~o. um
.'SOie, b Olb nuor tnodds
$15 u or bet otr. 6'\b ~
hi ti!>t!N, rouah ·wal41r, lire ".IOl brokera. • our mags, AM /FM <'USSette. 75HlllS8 Allfos for $ale
/ool( ranre. ocean run function 15 to consult bike rack etc, $3100. •72 Su uk' TM400 Needs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'SIEJCamino,goodcondi-oers F\all floatation wtyou to determine what 615-4884 all 5PM .. .ri..! ~ ....... ..:t d. •'""--/ tiotl, sacrifice, 6 eyl, HD would be best for your -eU&'U" p ... ""'• All• con -"!..~!
Sporl6ncJ Gooda 1094 l.troductwy S• need.$ & tben to search & 1974 Week·N-Der camper. OnJy $150. 962-8108 CIOsslcs 9520 dutch & transmission. A
:::::::............... V :at CC Volvo 255, 110 gal recomme d to fll lb l 8, 1 6 1 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• classic. first of its kind.
TOP
DOU.AR
PAID
FOR CLEAN
COMll
THIAU.HIW
6JOCSI f!K)Wflt
COMPUTE
IODYSHOP
NOWOl'EN
SADOLUACK
V AUlY IMPORTS
831-2040 4t5-4949
CREVIER
fuel L1sl $14,675 Sell n I a • seeps • comp e e. HONDA er 10 '12 xlnt • PINSTRl,ING. 547-3182 Jo'or Sale · Used Walson SJ0.950 need.631·~;842-6980 $1795.531·0758 cond.$225. Freehand,2S/upS48.7387 ---------&•ST•••~ow.v
&oil dubei, biig and cart, V 2A HT twin Volvo 130's :at' WlNOROSE, trailera Uke new Camper. 8' bed 640-0926 '66 1 Too Step.Van. w /"73 SANTA AHA ~ ~~J-·3•5 7·9 iron:. JJO gal fuel. List SlS,455, ble, w/Newportsllp. Xlnt above cab w/boot. $500. "'IJHondalOO 1956 T-Blrd, P /S, P/B, eng. Windows.Xlntcood. 835·3171
..,., .,._....,.,, Sell$l3,250. cood. Asking $5500. Call5S2·S287 S250 auto, both tops. Recond. ::.~~lltras. 6'5-l269; llilUUTMATIOfll'llMOMACtfNfE
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Military Spnogfiekl Mdl \' 21 CC DfESf':L Volvo 761-0871 (714) 64S-302S &50. 67S.0204 IMPORT C ..... 5 *USED IMW's*
03 Xlnt rood High ~enal 106, L1sl $15,300. Sell '75 Open Road Camper STOP """
Number Cal 30-00, $135 $10!150 23' Ameri<'•n Sloop 1975 Van, conversion bubble '7l Yamaha new rebll STOPI AL.I.MODELS '743.0CpeS/R746LWB
also Ant<i ltt!manKton V 17 Con .... o/e f'l6herman Jm mac cond. Fully top, like new 10,000 mi eng good co~d $350 Pvt DON'T BUY T•H"'T DOM'TIUYTHAT '7620024spdS/R9SONLF R 0 I Ii n g b I (H' k rt II f' Ll~l $1.540. Sell $3,495. . eq UI p. d. 7 ~ 0 B. 6. $7.~. 963· 1941 Ply .552--0646 • . "' .... EW TRUCK WE '76 ~ ap. Alys S70PQM
4!J4.SB&S We will beat any·dcul on headroom, in slip, Dana -------HEW TRUCK " 'S2002,45p.Air,ZKGLl8
---.iny ~•ze SLEEKCRAFT. Point, $'9,000. $9800, mclg Runabout Camper, cup· '73 Suzuki TS 185, low m1. buy my 1956 Big window MEED · :;!.! a.o CS Cpe. 4spd. TV, Radio, ANGLER'S IOA.TS trlr. 714-751-7501 boards, spkrs, smoked xlnL cond. for work or buy my 1956 Big window Ford pick-up. lm -<-CNlltBT
H.Fi s....._ 8098 --bubble #?lass windows. I •-'45 5459750 Ford p1ck ·up . Im · meculate with new CLEAN c1osec10nr... da •••• ~.;.;:;:.~••••••••• l!>SSNewportlllvd COLUMBlA34 overhead lights. $250. ~:k; · · or maculaliJ with new engine. brakes, wining .•USEDCARS .-n y~
(;osta Mesu 1973 Diesel. VHF, RDF, 645.2974 cngrne. brakes. wining etc. 289, C4. This truck NOW ORANGE COUNTY'S PanasomcAmp,turnt;ihlt· 8332311or645-60J5 A /P , roller furling, -----'73 SUldciTM75 de. 289. C4. This trU<'k can only appreciate in C .-OLDEST :tt!/'r.:iZki:~t.'u!1i'~~all ______ Avon, s li p & morl!. Fiberglass camper shell $250/bsl ofr. 833.0145 can only appreciate m value. $3750 or oHer, ALLPA..-..-Y
• ___ _ 2S'CHRISCRAFT 675·8280or675-7884 ~!;., 1~~2gbe03d10 Dutsun PU voluc. $3750 or offer, must see to appreciate. 540•5630 . & -------~ . .,.. • VESPA 00 CC, new, 2 mos must seu lo appreciate. 673 • .,.,a Eves. ZS" Sylvania Color TV & New motor, VHF. sndr Aquarius 23, trailer, xlnl . - ----Id ..,.,.5 be t rr 673-4266 Eves. ~
Stereo.Sohdw;ilnuleon $6500. AY646·9000 cond.Mustsel/!$5000/n(.Motonaedlllces 9140 ° ·-"'or so er. -------__
sole. Pcrf eond A real 3 . • - -fer. 963-8212 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S45-067S '41 Buick Special, 4 dr, '74 :y4 Ton Chevy PU, de-. ·Sales-Service-Leasing
buyat$250 833·0727 8 "14 Unfio .. molded ·77 Peugeot Moped. 500 MotorHCNMs.Solef completely orig 47,000 luxe camper special, 2626HAAIOAILVD. Rorc--,lnc. lbr~ls hus, cablll & F /B. Ne.wport Surprise 14'7 '.' mi's, xlnt cond . ....,00 or .. __../S...___ 160 mi, $3400. 768·7187 .,_,,_ oy= ., .. ' B~w Older RCA color TV, xlnt Deep V plr. design. f b 1 1 ~ IW'm' ._-_T" loaded w /all xtras COSTA MESA nuw> ~.., _ cond $.50. 2060 State Ave. Sl2,000/trade smaller 1 erg ass s oop. 20 bst ofr. 640-0384. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546·0669 days, 631·3949 IMO Jamboree
CM. Follow Oak Sl, aft boat.675·8074 mast, Lead CB keel, Jib l.9'17 Ba M ~ MOTOR HOMES 4Whfff Dri•H 9550 evesAskforMike WE PA·Y N rt Be cb 64CMJ444 & main. Xlnt cond., trlr, tavu.s . o..,...., xlnt FOR RENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ewpo a 12-· ---18' California Vt'ntura 3 ~. Dys, 545-5511 x 265, cond. Lo mi. Must sell Fto $.c" k 77" ""H 1975 FORD Bronco '74 4x4, chrome TOP DOLLAR '76 BMW 200'l. Mint CO"d. eves,495-4181 $355. 554-7194 m '-'JVW • .,..,...... pok h ls 11 u 1 Pair lg Un1\'er!>1ly ll'\IJ nu. 302 V·80MC, Trlr 4X4 IROMCO s e w ee • ro cage, FOR NIFTY SUnrf, AM /FM stereo 8
speakers, >.Int ~ound, & full cover. Buying lrgr 111TE X ...... C--...1 '76 Cimatt1 Moped, xlnt Rent23' FIREBALL. S/C, h FM Cass., gd cond. $3500. tr tape deck. 23M mi, c•" 3503 bo t ,,73 5097 ft , mT ur-. loads of windows & Wit red exterior, wide, 6C5-50l6 IMPORTS bl B ~· a ·" · <'A"".PvtPty ,, .... 1802 cood,hardlyw.ed$350or h d t h 1 d mag w s. urgun-..,...,., U'Mi counter space. 645-22&3 eavy u y w ee s. ra 10 d / T .. Boats & Marine WANTED: Power boats. beit orr. 557·5789 & low miles. (911RT J). '73 TOYOTA Hilux 56000 MARQUIS MOTORS y creme. a..e over
£-.:-nt 28' & up. We have buyers Schock 22 Full Race, Span· Motorc cles/ Motor Homt Rental ScM Pric.0.$4440 mi., $1005. Firm. 28802 Mar~uerlte Pkwy. pymts. Pb640-l6&3 ....-r··-•. d 1 ed naker, Genoa. 2 sets of ycie 499 2373 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <>< esperate Y ne your Class ·1 $4250 f Scoofffs 9150 I 8'/2' to 32' MIRACLE MA.ZOA. -eves. MISSI N VIEJO 1976 IMW 2002
Genet-al 90 IO ':52t1
3ng. ei9· II & ask for Ed Ownr. ~~-~:n~t or 0 r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fully sell contained 2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 74 lnU. Travelall. VJ92, 831·2880 49S.l 2 I 0 Black exterior with sun-
....................... I l 5 7-5597, 9·5 or Reserve now for 645-5700 uto · PS PB to roof, AM/FM stereo &
SCHOCK 2 m ~n dory . l7l4)5S6fl496 aflSPM _ FAMO. u .. s SCHOONER 75 YAMAHA 125 I'!-summerfunwknds. 8 K' air, ' ' w Autos, Imported lOO+mags. Low miles & .. 5l't'" P , all opt.ions. $3,740. ••••••••••••••••••••••• partially set up for r:ic SEARAY 1974, 22• over· 37x128. ,topcond,d1ese! ciro. Lffl thCM 4.000 REGENCY MOTOR 1976CHEYY 536-2729 GtMral 9701 veryclean.(950NYL>.
mg, great for fti.hmg nilt•r. VHF, OF, dual auto pilot .. owner wants mll•s. $350. Coll HOMERENTALS 4X41LUER Sale,,.c.cl-$7425 w 1 offers Brkr 675 1940 '" 925 N. Harbor Blvd. S A. •m CHEVY ~ ton pk up. •••••~••••••••••••••••• /tr r $1500 firm batt, tnm tabs. teak S/S, ___ . ___ . · 6.,5.3622 ens. .,.53:.250J•• Automatic, pwr steerln~ Cm pr. shell /lumber SPECIAL MIRACLE MADA
494·ZGW ice box, i B. stove, DON'T CHARTER, Lease ----& brakes, radio, heater, ,. k A r 1 $1500 2150HarborBlvd.,C . .M.
10• Glasspar l{OOd eoni.I. lrcs hwater, head. 185 new !slander 28. loaded. ------air cond. new off road ~u17 ux. ue · · INVENTORY 645-5700
$250. hrs , s tcrco /cass . ''3 Share includes slip, '73 BMW R75/S $1700. or SO.CALIF'S tires & spoke wbls., s•LE 97 5 <.'all!f73.8~9 anchors1fenders&/ines. tax.ins.P/P.842·2821 make an offer. Call 1 ... GEST Cheyenne pkg., till '72FordCourierP.U. "' I Mu11t sc l. S8450. 673·5478 ----751·2002 aft 5 PM -wheel. cruise cont. &c Good cond. $1.500. '76 MG Midget Roadster •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wanted 12· 14 · r·;ir top aft 7PM wkdys/wknds CAL20. 1974. --fieetof "New" Motor more! ( J3676R >. E?. Eves499-4883 4·spd, A~ /FM radio, 1976 Green Capri IJ V-6,
boat & l'arrier. Call 6 hp Evmrude. $4000/ BSA '62650R. A lOsenes. HomeRentals.Overl40 tcrms·O./\.C special stnpes, luggage 2,900 mi. Deluxe decor
675·<1038 26• Character Bay l:loat, terms. (714) 673.·2460 reblt on~. ong. $800 or 1977 models to choose MOW $7295 '71 Toyota, $1195 rack, Immaculate! Cah group, gm & wood in·
-----fiaurehead on bow, seats --· best. 675-7M4 froro; 18' to32'. .... ... IERS . Or Best()(fer lease or buy. (425PHC) terior stick snrf ~·
Boston Whaler Squall. s"'io new seat cusL.'ons ~. !JmnsCWznic ~ ----Jnsuranceincluded "'UT"o"'CEMTER 642-0182 '75 MGB Roadster FM stereo '8·trk.' nt
1972 9' comp w/sa1I, CC O· • • & k . Ill • !!!!: 67S.7'74 e 1976 Kawasaki 250. En· Dale's RV Rentals, Inc. "' 4-apd, AM/FM radio. Lo-cond. $3,800. 552-?475
bo J & ·'d •. , <'arpel coc pit cover. 25-Lan 1 -$7875 duro. 1000 mi. s,·1crif1'ee 111•>c"'"•••5 lA258akerSt CM '77GMCPU4x4 Lo ·1 d Sh 1 ter arc ruu l'r . ..,:,so. Palmer engine, old but cer, sa e $700 8 3 30 833 5377 ft .. """'"...... .. .. . . mt es an arp. 1---------Also have a pair of boat good. As kinJ: $4 .500 26Pears<>n 13,450 59636397·: • · ; a 540-9109 Loaded.AskingSB,000. Custom flnanclnc avail. '73 Capri, air cond, ex-davits.~.7~---S7S-09l5 28.KlogsCruiser 9250 _._ · ----546·5327 (738PEP) cellent condi tion •
. llGI Bo ---30Newport,ruce 26,500 70 NORTON Commando, WAMTTOBUY: AMC-JEEP '75 FlOO 6 cyl. 3 s pd, TR7Headquarters! Mechanic's certificate.
• J~~ ass at .. notrlr 16' GLASPAR Ava/on. 30lslander.try 26,900 looks. runs like new. Lge used motorhome ~I inCaHf. desperate, must sell!! 4 1976 Super-sharp, Lo below BJue BooJt.
. "A5.J973 75hpJohnsoneng.$600or 32Ericson, orrers S750Jofr. 494·0417 art Compl self·contained WEOUTSELLALL Xlntcond.673·155leves. mileage TR7's in stock. 846-3771. ____ ..... __ ·_ bestorr 673·7971 44PeafSOnCountessKcb lPM. 646·8301 JEEP DEALERS some with factory alr 1---------
1 0 ' GLAS p I\ R tR'BoatTraller worldcruiseeqpl. 85.000 -•72 Wim....._ INTllESTATE '77 CHEVY 3~ ton 454 cood. Priced right. Can Citroeft 9716 Dingy _ $150 3 II p FOfi. ANY SAILBOAT '71 Yamaha lOOCC. A 1 ""'"r" HUGE IMVEHTORY Cmpr. Special. 11000 mi. buy orlea!e, call today. ••••••••••••••••••••!••
1-;v1nrudl'-runs i::rcat ~':;~re~~ ,Y~ CALL US cond. $150. Phone Motorhome. Low mi's All Models New & Used 811', pwr, auto. crse. con-'75 Toyota Celka 73 SM. Im mac eood. Lo
Sl"'' s7s.3119 · or · 968-0147 ManyCaxtrll~~Xln9076t cond , Aastn" Avai'labl". 1.rol. $6000. 673·3512 2·door hardtop, auto miles, leath intr. full ""· . . , Penguin 12' sailboat. Xlnt -.....,~ ""' "' l AM /FM t .........,. -------Marlin f sh1ng Jeff cs .,. Co•ta M••a rans, s ereo pwr. Auto trans. .......,.,. Bo..._ M ...... n. 1. . n .... shape, rjgaina ··trailer. '75 YAMAHA RD 350 6100 • ... '6S Dodge Pickup ~ Ton di vin 1 t r ct CAA -.. ,., --. T S I-B R d D F .,.....,. 21' 1973 Sports King, 360 ' 4 • ra o, Y op, a ory _......., Ecpipnwnt 90 30 . · · ·· ~ · • ·. · $300 642·0154 miles, xlnl cond. $500 call Dod 450 AMC Jeep air cond, runs good, $600. air cond .• Sharp! 60 . . Riggers. fghtn g chair. -640-0372 ge W/w~rrn, m1 252-t HARBOR BLVD. 548-5761 mont"' f1'nanc1'nn avail. Citroen .Maser.alt •1973 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1ustsell 751 1610 12' KITE, xlnt cond . 2 t I v .. .. range. cruise. c~n ro . Costa Mesa 549.a023 OAC.' l605NDH> 34,000 mt. New tires. Xlnt. *ZODIAC BAY BOAT 18, Cl . sails. car trailer. $.550. '76750HoodaSuperSport. dasha1r,supenormsula· ----------'73 DATSUN PKUP .74 MGBGT cond. Bargain $6500.
P AM C · ass1c 673·1856 Cstmseat,sissybar.lug tion.$8350.CB&TVxtra. JEEPS .. 77'• AM/FM, A/C, lo mi. 4.spd, AM /FM radi'o, 833-7809,833..J066 ort-· anne entury Lapstrake-rack. 8000 mi, like new. Pvt t 842 3087 $HOO 546-5520 lnflatdble Boals Gray 1 /B. $2995. 675·3119 RANGER 23, 1 OWNER $18SO. Ph 559.4197 aft Py. · CJ -S 's , CJ • 7 • s. · -------• Mint cond. and priced Datsun 9720
2925(7Co14>1541eg0e_2•07c0.M. ..... R.,.,INELL 24, cnn·ser, New fall race sails Spm is Pace Arrow, 27', new Cherokees, Wagoneers, '65 Chevy PU, x.lnt cond, ri1ght! 27 b1u1y I ldease •••••••••••••••••••••-·~ <'• Rad'to depth'-t condition, loaded. 189 Pick·ups,upto$l.200dis-sli<'k. CB radio, .-.09S. Pans, ca to ay. IV OMC. sll'rn rm, $8250. Outbo ·d c 11'6"'15no07.91 Yam"ha 80'T'..a'Jb1.ke Virg1·n1·a Pl, CM. counts. 5 yr 50,000 mile 898 °•0'> -(706LVR> DR EA Sextant, calcul0 tor, & fli7''3826aft llAM ar · a · " '' 1 ......,.. .. ,,. ---------1 1975 Model. Li~e new. warrantys available. '730pel Manta Rally LITILE othcrn:iiscsuilrngrqulp, Bo R ----16' sloop, fbrgl. Nu cvr. ·S375 c · 11 549 1815 GMC'76Loaded C..._._ ... M&-.,lnc 62Chevy~Tontruck283 4-spd trans, radio. one ••• Jab&wmrhes,6313';.ou Caths, ent/ sa1·1s&trlr.Gdfamboat. Betwe.en 39AM ···ll'M ..,......-rr~ b .,,, 905 .,,. Sale 644-0687 200l Et.st, SA558-8000 eng, goods &JM'.. $895 or o(~lnGeCrP)and C he rry! SAVE A LOT ~'VINR-U-DE h--arter 0 $1700 548·1617 w-.. day• best.548-8531, Mike . ..,.
c. 3 P $175. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ---"""-"'· R.V STORAGE OCIR 7er SHOP&COMPARE --. · · .r '71 GMC % ton, 4spd,w19' V 9570 '74 Jaguar XJ12L
tRa ch11 .uc•tball mem W"' .... TTORE ...... T '760'DayWidgeonw/trlrBMWR/75/6 Sll\'crl975 per ft per mo. Compl eaur.Camper,loomany ans 4·doorsedan.autotrans, BA.RWICKDATSUN.
">Crs ipSlaO 770 0353 38,""4'1, SAILBOAT & trlr package. spinner. Lo m1, xlnt' eond. Only s er v 1 c e d e P l xtras to list! Very clean. ••••••••••••••••••••••• power steering, power SanJuanCapistrano
.10 llP Johnson. xlnt conn • 2 rudders. 2 set or sails $'2100. 897 4101 (714>675·1290 S.S,850. 540-7023 '76 l Ton Ford Van. Cstm brakes, AM /FM Stereo 831-1375 493-3315 ,, t 1 · Id $4c.'l f l wee k in Au gust. w/spinncr gear. S950. ---------intr. new brks/tires. with tape. door locks, air 1---------(00~~ s :"c · "'· 0 R*'sponsible Deep Sea 714.6Jl·2254afl 5 74 HONDA CBlQO Family Interested in rent· '75 Dodge PU w/shell Xlnt.$6500/bst.640-8786 cond., Loaded! An eJC· er._ PY·623·5051 Sailing Couplt· Ca11 --ing an RV for lrip lo Alr,360V8,4 spd Xtras. t' I B
Bo '76 Pnndl ii;· t I C I d & b k Dodge 75, 8200 <'ustom cep iona car. uy or ats, Power 9040 !'Jul, days (7M )821-4332 !! w rai er Llkc new. never used. de 9620_7o955r a 0 a c · 54,950. 752·11980 lease. (680M EP> ••••••••••••••••••••••• io....o... S ii--906 ~ace rig w /exlra!>. luxewmdshield,rollbar, van, windows panel, '76TriumphSpitfire FORTHEIEST
24'SE"'R"'Y un, a 0 646-0002or979-42llc\CS rack and back cushion T .1 __ T 1 9170 '74 Ford Ranger '"IT. cpts, swivel seats, AM /FM d .. d FUETPRICES "' "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• -' l'GI....,, ra•• loaded, xlnt cond. $4995. dinette. rack, air, <'ruise, ra 10• •·S P • Sundancer bra ad new SOUTHWESTERN 19' sloop, sails. retracta· cost over $1000, will sell ••••••••••••••••••••••• orig ownr 559-8419 AM/FM 8 trk, 28,000 m1, bardLowtomp ainlcdsr·a!~pc.toCrayn Call Jim Metdlu• w/lrlr. $26.000 + invest ble keel, new motor & for $700 16' Shasta 3 beds. shower, be.st offer. 673...(388 · •""
ed. Boat loaded, free 100 Y A.CHT SA.LES trailer. $1950. 645·8615 962-8437 toilet. stove w /oveo, llMl :ivillil Jeep, restored, b\G' or lease. 066PQW) TODAY!
gal of fuel. Priced to sell FuJt32,35,45,45MKlJ 1977 Su k' GS4 refrig. water htr, pre-asking $2,000. Aft 5PM, '77Dod&eCstmteakwood -888DOVESTREET 714t83J.2575 aft 7, days at' Shark Sloop $6.100 ~TEwlthStreellrlr&sl· zu I 00, new t t 7S9·UIS7 van conversion Ooly800 NearMacArthur-• 7 14 IS 4 6. 4 3 0 0. D . 28' Morgan equipt $22.5 mg. $350. cond, 1500 mi, $950. saure wa er sys em. rai Demo. H~s ever· . &Jamboree Roads
Marsellua ~·Newport·race $24,400 540-2491 552-l6G4 S1S00.962-46J3 '75 Dodge. V-8, auto, PIS ything. Priced to sell. 833·1300
---------1 JO'lsldrll-loaded SJJM CHARTER ·m Triumph, soocc. all 2'' Traveleze trlr. Like P /B A/C. 25,000 mi. &».9C46 IA8S()lj1Ht1~ueoult"ARO•BllEA ---------
30' CHRIS CONNIE 6 7 32' Erwin·d.sl,eqpl S34.5 ori&. ror sale. new. Lots of extras & '73 $S200. 842-2637 . rnl9901900 • l•3"'9~• 1976 Datsun 280Z, air, .
Flyblidge, twin screws. :w Col. dsl. Super $32.8M CT-41 KETCH Qlll 673·7609. Jeep Wagoneer. Very • Dodie 75, ~.PB, stereo, AM/FM stereo cassette,
canvass rm. bris tol, JS' fouji·Ukenew Ofrs By day, week, month clean. will sell together '73 Jeep Wagooeer & 24 customized m/out. 28,000 ... _1 9705 silver, custint. 831-3967
(714)436-4054 36' Isldr-excllnt S44M FUllyequipt, Comfort '76 Honda 550. 1700 mi. or separate 556-8674 Traveleze. trlr. Lots of mi. xlnt cond.. Best ofr. """' omto '
41' CT Charter or $76M accommodations Fairing. rack. 2 rear box· · extras, Like new, Very 548·1386 •••••••••••••0 •••••••• '7S 280Z, air, steel radJa~.
17' Chrysler, Tri Hull, bow 45' Fuji anxious . Ofrs includes insurance. es. cvr, $100. Trans. Nimrod Tent trlr. Low clean. Will sell together *ALFA ROMEO* tape deck, xlnt cond.
rider Volvo 1.0 .. 150 h.p., 2220 Newport 673·9211 for info call 673·8399 ma int. policy. 2 Helmets, profile hardtop. Slp1 4+. orseparate. S56-8674 '89 Dodge, camper, pop ORANGE COUNTY'S 559-3121
250 tot.al hrs. hke nu, re· -----''"---.---1---------1 tape deck. Ofr.833·0773. Complete w/lOvety add· '73 I t'I S t A t . top, sink, stove/oven fl DEALER! 1---------
ady to go, comp, w /all LIDO 14 · SIDNEY SABOT on rO?m· ~ardly used, p /S~ P /~~uR.&H~ 'iaa~~'. ~J; .. new tires, $2250. All "1'1 models .in stock. 1971 1200. Rblt eni. Xlnt
C.G. equlp, sk1is, duel Trailer. Extras Xlnt cond w/hand trlr. '75 HONDA XR75. .tint. ~7ust like new. $525. New lites. $3995. 538.2288 -Up to $1500ofl on remain· cond. $1000. 547-8448. aft S batt, bait tank. and $2,19S 642-6706 $390.645-6000 cond . $350 . Villa ing'76models.(1806). t-543-__ 3292 ______ _ m t s3200 ----Motorcros..'lbool,,sz.7, · , J U '72FordVan ~ton.Auto, ~r7 x ras · · '66 CAL 25. Custom l6' Hobie Cat, many $25.496-3782 Traflers.Utflty 9110 ~,,EPSEPP.t·!.~·11Rblt P /S, v.s. XJnt cond. IEACHIMPORTS '76·280Z,newcond,air,4
galley . LPR. GEN, x.ttas,goodcond,$1400or -••••••••••••••••••••••• n.,, ,auo... rm. S299S.962·6461 84800VESJ'REET spd,AM/FM,llmo.old
1960 16' Glaspor bo;.il & SPIN. Dingy incl 'd. Good bsl offer. 848-0030 Try a Dai I y Pi Io t 218' heavy duty 2 axle flat 494-039S "11 GMC V l\o:l to VS. (Near MacArthur Blvd. i-586.()6 __ 77 ______ _ trlr,~ hp Evinrude mtr eond. $7900 /or otr. SPINNAKER ""-0 z Classified Ad to buy, sell bed trlr. 2" ball, $850. Have s~mctbing to sell? xlnt cood.anOn~ ~ner &JamboreeRoad) ·m Rar 2 r peed
Xlnt ond. 543-M32 496-0U7 _ __ ___ radial, Rainbow <'olor: or rent somethln1. 980-1244 Classilled ads do It well. ~50. 536-'91M. -~~i..a:,:~ACH tops, r!u t>!.~~$:J~toir~
44' Trawler. '76. Better 30'YAWL unique design. used '7IGMCV-8~tonSborty. .-4»_l_42S ______ _
th.an new, loaded. bnstol. ... AA cabin, new motor. twice. 673-6743 AutomatJc w /all opts. '76 Alfa Romeo AJtetta Datsun 1200, alereo,
<714 >U0·6758 (2 l3> ~.995.. AYS46·9000 KlTESAJLBOAT Maas, radials,, scoop, ~~..?>mJ,alr,AM/FM map,nairs,•uap.New
GH4SZ 23' Cllpper 08, trlr. knot. S5C)O. CWlt. Jll>L ham jn..sula· .. ....,. 9900all. ~ paint, lllntC!ODCL 7a.s81S
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17' Deep V runabout slpl 5L..aUsafety, bottom fW0..8208 t1on. Ele1aat but dura-''1'~Sp d bl _._ . · De.Ucllable hardtop. llO pajnt.t"P.633-&163 • ble.. One ol a kt.od lot l er, ue.~·~, MAKINGHW!baodptnd
bp lobn.loa w/ftVtr tiJt Pattlalb' eompleted Star w/lolid oak trim s mot map, apd, 1311• mun. ot toy•! '67 Roaa.te. •
Rblt tnt trtr. Many ex: ERICSON Z·3S, no better boat. includes au traUv old w/lOl mJ. uses.,;_ $5'100..e5'7~ bard "soft top. w~ll • aru. Clean. $2.150 • .Pb ·buy tor race or cndae. & rt1atna. $14,500or best l\llar. AmunelseorwUl "72 Splder Coover1Jble, bar, "oo. ALSO a•;
840-37!1 Newport.67a-0444 oUtr.M?-SI*> ~ ol4et" lmPort Md.an private party. $3400. ~~;...rn:!~· or~lntr'lllde.-.0011 f7$..01SiM ... -...,car.--·-•'"
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IUMOMIW tt7'D.--Jl0% •1s•~1a.SPVDER 51pd. 844-5873 seen to appreciat e OYRIOO Now1n1tod1.Buyyour '74Muceckw-8eDJtrade·
lt77 DATSUN 4 •PMIS. 111101 wht.•cl•. air AM/li'M $4~ or best ,75 Honda Civic CVCC 714-499-3700 ER Midget from us and your (n. nua one shows prid
... JI 0 J DOOi <.'OOd , AM J.'M radio It ~ 1121 __ __ New radlall, hatchback. '7l 280 SE 3.S Coii~ sun· M CEDES Tunneau cover la FREE. ol ownent\tp. AU the fac·
UU..811033l1Jl > v ti r ~ I 0 w m 1 I t' :. ..... 8 d c rt ble p p root leath int • l "'M OM DISPLA y Call for details about our tory aceeuories. Priced ..,. PY er unve 1 • S2600 I 559-4608 • . -• 6: u-~-of=" "!oique MAGIC PLAN to sell TODAY ! Call for MOW ONLY S2t6t !~I' ). must 11ell. reblt en1. new stereo, air, concours con· rllUllAe' I finaDCUl&. more information.
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SanJuanCaptatrano :tl501Ja_rborBlvd ,c M . hm . or wkday mum'g, 1975 Jaauar XJ6L, lo ml, '66 ~. WeU c~ed for 6863Mancbes&er,
ll l·ll714tJ.U11 US.-5700 875·7146 ---xlnt cood. Wire wheels, F ine car .. $2~0. Will Buena Parlt • • •
tt7J.,..... 1401 '74 Jo'11l. nuw llrQ, valve $9300flrm. 497-1387 trade \IP ror §(.. or Flat 523-7210
Alloy wbeeta, air cond . l'lt:e u!~~u::t' Top Job,brks7=:m7 KamwnnGhla 9735 ~~i!1'81~N~.3012 w. OnlheSantaAnaFwy. ,,.~~e;:;~~;BM•
AM/nl radlo &r super dollar paid for lmporti.. -----••••••••••••••••••••••• ._;;;;;;.........====== lltU•. StNet lowmdft.Ua776> COSTAMISA 1970 1''1AT 124 Spyder. 1961KarmannGhia.Fully '70 MBZ 250 coupe, air. ~y lltUe MG Midget. '72·91'·1.7, Orange & 12U1H ... Y4117141Hf.Y211 . S. M-.s.ieno D .._TSU.... New top, rblt eng. Xlnt reconditioned lo & out. P'.W, stereo. need$, must e.ry clean Inside & out. black, A.If/FM radio, MIUQ.I MA .... ._ A " L'Ond. 49301.36 Excellent. $1600. 546-4321 sell. 979-6200anytime Low miles •. runs like 8 xlntcond,673-6230 oyota 9765
H rbor 81 dAM~ 2.845 ll1trbor Hlvd ' . 973 Co f f clock. Racing tlres w. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 UO a v , C M. Colt Meu ~o 6'1lO 74 Spader , bought new an l upe, ront ender 1972 MIJ 3SOSL w/black conver t. top. '75 CARRERA. Loaded. '7S CELICA AM/FM s 645-1700 u --'76, 15,000 ma. Xlnl oond. damaged. Runs great. With 2 loPCI, :ruu factory Below bluebook ft $2650. Has to ao this wltnd., best spd Mint co"nd •
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MISSION VIEJO SI 7,468 while they last and selec-IRR CARVER '7a13 wgn. 4-spd, A~:_!~~ 831-288049S..U'IO PlusTax&IJc. (2508) lion is aood. Free r,56,000ml,oewun:a ... AM/FM Stereostrk, lugg • ROLLS·ROYCE brlcs. Body in fair cond.
'76 Merced,~ t:iOSL 213 /921 8588 rack, wheel trim ring 1s.eo J1mbofn Xlnt running cond. Sac. Must sell. A•UB12 or • and special striping. Call Newiiort 11tac.1t $1400. 847·1689 ~ ~!:~~~~~~ ~~~~i~ci:i~.ue ClOSEO::AYS '71 Corolla Wag. 55K
'77 Mercedes 280E, salver Mercedes Benz Dealer miles, xlnt cond. $1100 .
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9727 '75 RX3. must sell, make 963-l559 cours qlty 1.627.9598 or Q r :cir Co silver, S spd,. AM/FP.1
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Brand Mew '77 .72 RX3 C 1 d mileage. $13,800 '67 250S. Ong. owner. Aar, T14'9002t00 ·n~'1116• sales&serv1ce . 1_494_·_5885 ______ _
oupe, reseae • C811640-0236 P /W. s t ereo tape. MOB-GT •73 AM /FM •'63CLOUD ill HONDA Cars new pnt, aar, ~k. Xlnt. Bst/ofr 714 626 3344 Con . Gd d '68 Toyota Crown Station ,. MANY cond. 642·0560 SAVE $2,000 · · · stereo cassette, Air, .tnt Sl~~:,CTSJNO~f · Wagon. Fixer upper, $300
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: To Choo1e FT-om! ·74 RXJ. Good pa ml job & Just ofC the ship, '77 MG 9742 cond, mustseUS48-47SO 75S "A" W.17th St, CM or bstofr. 962•3189
U..._.IVERSITY uphol. Gd tires. Best of-280E. perfect! 21 MPG, ••••••••••••••••••••••• MGB·GT'71,lowner,lots (714)631-0545 '74 Corolla 1200. 4 spd •
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• Olc:hmobile w ate mter · Loa e ! tires. paint, trans .• top, in/out. Must see to ap· "'" "'"" " $1750. ~5-9530.
it Hondo C • GMC Met'cede1 hn:i 9740 Stereo. $15,950. 675·7771 crpts, reblt eng, AM/FM prec. 586·8142 HORSELESS
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,. Truc:crsLs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 230 4-dr. $1800/best $2500. or bst ofr. 631·2611 1975 MGB·Red with black '7S Celica 4-spd. V~yl " '74 M BZ 280. Fully orrer or6405898 STAILES rool, AM·FM stereo, nu 2850 Harbor Blvd. eqwpped. Ivory /saddle. · 545.4851 · interior, 8 track stereo & Brokers of fine contem· steel radtals. Really
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Costa Mesa 540-9640 intr. $8500. Call 675.1830 '7S Midget w /carriage only 13,000 miles. Very porary sharp. $3895. 496-6581,
cv, l·633-92'1Jdys •77 JOOD. Fully equip'd., rack. Only 10.000 mi. clean. <EPMGB>. Must ROLLS ROYCI!:
1975HOHDA
642-7497 • Sunroof, 670 Autobahn s:!llOO. Xlnt cond 642-0311 sell. $4000. Call Steve at BENTLEY '72 Celica ST, many ex-S I 646-4578or640-6444 tras, 41,000 mi, "'°"cood 72MBZ280 ~· Ful pwr. mi.$17,000firm.646-6434 '74 MG Midget. Orig . auwmobiles. $2300.962·6401
Sm/cognac antr. $7600. 97 MBZ SOSL owner. Mint cond. Call Opel 9746 2711 E. Coast Hwy ~L::::::::::;::~~fFr • ,~c5cg~d ~977-. ~~ld'ms~.,~~· &14-2614 _ 1 .s 4 .• ammac. actspm 495-5514 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714)675-0930 riwnph . t767 -.. -... I, iJ • • • Salver /blk 1nl. tape. . . '70 Opel GT ood r-...1.. 9760 •••••••••••••••••••••••
11 ._...~vo~ ... AM f'M i.len·o c:ai.i., '75 280S Loaded. Xlnt cruise air 23000ma Best z· 1 ti , • runs g • -
"\J1f SS900 or h<;l orr. T IP . t'Ond $12.500 or best of· ofr 613.40i2 pp · •PPY al e 74 ~G goc:>d cond. ma ~s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976TRIUMPH
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it** * * * .,, * * * ••* * * * • * * • • * * * * 714.673.5411.1 afl 7 p M rer 842.0840 · · Midget. Ver) clean. ID· radials, 4 spd, moving, *SUI* TR7 ,. \\kd)s wknd:.. ·m MB 280SE sedan, auto. side & out. Low mil.es, mustsell 5S7·1009 ORANGE COUNTY'S With AM/FM stereo + , 1000 REBATE ~~! LANCIA
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• ·n Mercedes 280SE. whale air. sunrooL AM / FM runs lake a clock. RaCJng p cond & nl • 'i6CIVICCui.t paant. Jtr. w c:onac: ml. lo mi. very S499S 644.a-076 orange w/black convert. antera 9747 #lSAABDEALER! ~r.oo~r mil~s . fm~
• mags, AM FM Stall un-clean. xlnl cond, orig · ----top. Below Blue Book ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sales &Service
• derwarranty5SHI027 ownrPP.546-8900 '70250C.MERCEDES valueatS2650.586·4417 '74L.Mint.Wbite,rarely l&ACHIMPORTS m aculate tbruout! ,. * * * * * * * * * * * *1 * * • * * * * * * * * •• -9800 - ---SSOOO. Private party AMto M 9800 driven. $16,000. 848 DOVE STREET (181PQQ). This week ~!·.~:.": ....... !~~~ ~"!.°.~·.~:.": ••••••• !~.~~ ~~·.~:.--:•••••••••••• .~"!.°.!·.~:.--: ....... !~~~ / Call 675-8911 ..... ~· .. :.":............ SSl-4038 (Near MacArthur Blvd. ,. .. ~~LUYIS$5T03Y90ST' .._ ' P,.ot 9748 &Jamboree Road) l"U'U\,. -
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848 DOVE STREET
(Near MacArthur Blvd.
&JamboreeRoad)
NEWPORT BEACH
75Z..0900
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'76 Pe ugeot Wagon .
Economy. luxury, utility
all in one car. Under
12.000 miles. can finance
or lease. cau for details.
Cser 1381 )
• HOuse of Imports
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1972 PEUGEOT
504SEDAM
Automatic, pwr. steering
& brakes, sunroof & air
cond. One owner car.
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848 DOVE STREET
NEWPORT BEACH
75Z..0900
'69 P e u geot. AM /FM
radio. rWlS xlnt. $1200 or
best offer. 536-7471
9750 .......................
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Coupe
'76 Mercedes· Bens trade-
in and like new! All the
factory accessories and
low, low miles. Not our
line of car and must sell
or lease immediately.
<Ser 1027).
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'73 914 2.0 AM /FM cass.
new cust. pot. Console,
dlOO mi. ~100. 494-8139
'00 911, J7 ,000 mi, re bit
eng. 5 spd. stereo, mags,
immac, S5850. 675-2286
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fort Appearance &
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SHOP & COMPARE IF YOU MUST, BUT WE
• FEEL THESE ARE THE LOWEST PRICE> FIATS
IN SOUTHERN CALIF.
AT DICK MILLER MOTORS
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,..UntmUMPH 'Tl V~ BHlle. A/C, 'IT 8u1, Xlnl Loolu 1970 DeVllle ¥Qld convt '7SCordobe,lomJ,Joaded, '74 Ford M1avtrick Oreb· Pinto 9917 POllliac '961 P.tioc 996' ...... """'' AM /~ M •ltreo radio. wrp runa lood reblt w 1ao .ooo ma 13.200 5'56S/Beft offer. s&l-5488 btr a ooo ml auto lood ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
,.._ 5 )TJ$000U mi <''<l rle11n, run1 well New ena aioonrm.4t7·l1M 8'282%3mom orevesun eves •haPe.'~ 9ea.ons '71 Pinto, rubs good, 1973POMTIAC ·n llonn1:v lllt!, 4 dr • LI•"•· .. "'<'II m11lntalned 7 needs body work f700 00 b nit A/C PS N war~~t7ol with > o'ir 13.000/btit Qfr 6M~7 lW714H VW •-door 1eda11 1,.,.0 C D VUI -All ConH ... fttd 9930 '82 Ford Falcon, aa ts or best offer 963-il!Mt ~ LI MANS WAGOH PaB ~P 4 b . d / ew ,.n._ • n.w l'pll ---SUOO "' oupe e e · , · · Automatic. air cond., "' ran ne w fin Cood Ml rtlon In VW 'Tl Uia 1 Pvt ownur. llA.1~ Eve. pwr, lthr 1u.•nh Only 7•••••••••••••••••••••• $1.50. pm ----pwr sleerloC + brakea, radials. Very good cond.
1locll C1ll for det111. Xt111 <"Inn v PIH H"ll. ---QllOO 71<&/~-0665 tves 73 MARI' IV, loaded. Call5*t580 •1 luggage rack, radio " $1400 Pb 58l·Sl94
about our uni u. bu)' eulo. l'I•. n C'w t1r1•" U..Jia Bl.II . UIOOt'l', whJ.a, 7~H~·2377days Xlnt. C01\d. Priced for '73GranTorinowan. Lua. ~!~toi:t.';,d~~~Gsi.~ heater <3GHOF>. EZ '77 Gran Pnx pis p l>
like a 1.-u" AGIC "3· l~ru, 1bock1, 2 barrel. r sale . .552-918' nck, A/C, clean. Below 7Jt-2992' term:s·O A.C. 1 yr ,.art1 p /w, p /seat~. ttt' wht:
Pl..A."1 76 VW ltiibblt •hit t·oruJ , ~.pain&. 1oatJ1, dull•h 1911 CADILLAC .64 CONTINENTAL Mlnt Blue Book. Trlr pka. 1 & labor 11crvlce poUcy AM/FM. T-roor Lo mi:..
lo mlluio. f\ ~i t·M Very dopendtblt• Sl.500 DIVILLl4DOOll cood, air new tires, lo owner.&oW~ Movme·Mu.sl sell ''73Pin· avail Many more Sac.Eves897~76
lklr• GTJ ~7111i1n 11 PM IL'tUU'7 llurdtop 1-Ull power, air ml l~athe.r int. Miat 'ti8 COUNTRY Sedan Sta to Runabout. l Owner. wagons to chootdrom.
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'81 vw Bu.. xlnl \'ll{HI tond &. many. many aell! $1195.151·0147 wan. fullv equlp'd. X.Jnt. a.,6QO mJ'I. XJ,ot CO!'d· MOW SJH5 UIG8 Le Maru.. V-8. CI Ulo . "°' other ew:lras (S;JJDBZl. cond *'oOO 9'79-2817 New Ura. $1700. Dunn1 MAIEIS vmyl lop, xlnl runnini; "w,N~~:ai~l5{IO ti:Zterms O.A c '89 Continent.al Mark 111. __ · !! ·--_ worktn1 hrs S51 7310. AUTO CENTER l'Ond S850 &16·2902
ONLY $1795 Kint cond. all xtras. '6'7 Country Squire Sta. ~cs/wkods 5S2·"4J6. 1425 Baker St .C.M. '71 Grund Prtx J. Bro"'n
MAIERS S2500/0fr. 613•7525 Wgn. ruUy equip., gd '73 Pinto Squire Wagon 540.tl 09 ~ vinyl tp, PB. PS. PW,
AUTOCEMTER 1973 M"rk 1V, l owner, cond S700/bs t ufr. 'Oood cond. Dix intr. t , . air t·ond . $1400. PP.
l425 Buker St.. c . M 47 .IJC!9 mJ, uses reg gas, 846·6'783 owner $1895. can eves 61 LE MANS l ownr. 2 dr ~·llHW ;. TH 7 f.0111Jrrl ~Int '-~;r~ uir .c::wered dun~ Vel•o '772
cond 71)()(1 m1 $~711~ .. ~~">· I unNly hluntebrlt •••••••••••••••••••••••
54().9109 loaded, exceptionally Lincoln 9t4S 646-3.531 hdtop. V-top. Auto, P /S, Thunderb' d 9970
clean64.S-7452 • ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• xtnt. cond. 644·1490 tr
... 1JUU)' •tY •. ew y re ... ~4'1lu: ' bus ~46 4300, tnu\I XJnt rwmln• c:ond. 197) VOLVO
tun, W 2.57~ Mu.st~ tu appree. Mu.al 1 '4 SIDA.M
t.•IJ SUOO/olr 6'5·.Wor Automatic. AM / I" M Y•w_,... '770 ~ 2l53 1l4treo, afr cond .. very
1971 Coupe DeVille. full
pwr. Good cond $2,000.
646-1289
'75 Wagon. V.f, P /S, P /B, , --•••••••••••••••••••••,,•
'66 Lincoln Conv. All op· '72 MARK IV' auto just tuned nu Converttble 64 Catalinu. 1911) VW eonv.:rt1ble. mt.
••••••••• •• ••• •• • • • • • • • low mlla & a local car. -n VW Bur Yellow I ·73 DELUXE But, Id. Immaculate thruout !
owner. Service rc•1·11rt1 t·ond., lo mi .. MW Mlch. (JMGDV). Thia week
tlons; or~.· U\volce & lires'tbrks. Gd cond. Runs good. Make It a maintained well, good
man1.1al. erod cond. 6 73•3008 $2SOO. 213-7'8~1 dys, cl.asslc. $350. Ph 5'1·53.SC cond. S2250/ofr. 642-l:!ll
avail $2195. Ph 846 1>410 ~d~;~· ..-WOO. "6-1UC OMA. y $4395
DID YOU KNOW
Th.al you can lease a late
model used M erccdes
Benz for about the same
monthly coet as a new
Chevy, Olds or Cadillac"
Sl.S00,494-8 Maverick 9947 8'So4371eves. '73 Gran Prix onl.y 30,.500
CorY.tt.. . 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972Plnto,$995. mi , xln t, Mon -Fri v990 997~
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.973 Maverlok, dbe 4 dr, 6 Good Condition. 6 4 4 • 120 3 .5 4 3 • l 9 3 6 ••••••••••••••• ••••••• • .. VW Xlnt cond, ~M -------MAaQUIS VOLVO
• cricmal m1 Had lo' 1n.r '7l VW SQBC. Extra fine. MISSION VlEJO ~ SS6-0960 Eves/wtnds COR~11: 1 1 ES cyl, 36,000 ml, xlnt cond. VEGA '76
•ure. p,1 pty s.o 1535 Rblten1+. t:J 1.2aao 4t5· I 2 IO ---CaU833-7'7S
A/C.$2300.848-2760 '72 Pinto. Auto, 8 lr'.&ck '73 F IREBJRD. Xlnt HATCHIACKGT
CHOICE OF 12 '73 MA VEAICI< tape, Runs gd. Bst ofr cond. Great car. 1 owner. DEMO 5 speed trans •
Wanted 73 \. W front -bumt>er Call 552 755<! '75 VW Bug. J'\lel lnj, new ll res. S:UOO now Call 496-<MOO
'6S8aJJ Rug ''-'l''1' "'ork ·75 \'W L11Grandc $2900
$l50C.1ll Kl'n, 837 1;,90 firm CJll Kart'n 962-5773
POPTOP CA MPER 'i6 VW AM.nit stereo '61! \'W Squarl'b:il'I• i:oocl cond1l1un Lo m•·hke nu Must sell ll68 OJ7<!
642·4468, 631 · l.304 :;O VW Ca-;.,-per, xlnl 'ti6 VW flug , hke new,
cond, must 11ell Ae111 of mW1t sell. $800 548.4939 fer 675•3l98 morn or eve
OIAHGI COUNTY
VOLVO
EXCLUSIVELY VOL VO
Largest Volvo Dculer
1n Orange Count)'
BUY or LJ::,\St::
DIRECT
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Owner. Med mileage
i\~kml! Sl900 675·3675
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S48·3364 be Con· ti Of r
2025 s. anchester '03 Cad. Fulrly 1(000 l'Ond
Anaheim 760-2011 S400tbcstof!er ~IO·S.1:!4
Over $1100. Ph ru ,,.._ S:U95. Call 49'-0155 a I r c o n d e l c 1961 THRU 1977 Low Mi 's. Xlnt Cond. ..........,.,.... · • "
C 11,.."90 ,....., PonU ' -M C ltl.'505/3.532). Wu $3795. • 4speeds&Automalics a .....,. 76 '73Stat1on Wgn. roof rack. UI~ ac "'° ilM on o~LY $3398 Or C--'"'' .----A c. Radio. disc braked vert. New paint. top & " WICJe _,,, s '70 Mavenck 6 cyl. Xlnt l'lffdsauto lrans. tires '3,000 mile!> HOWA.RDChevrol•t
larcJed&ftMst appearing.good cond! $1000 646·5l46 6'75·1567 Ome&QuallSts
SelediH Mus t i.ell. hus band --'---NEWPORT BEACH
F:Z FlNANCING transferred! Leaving '72 Pinto Runabout. auto, '73 Pont. Custom Ventura 833-0555 WE LEASE lown soon! Call 752 1629 2000cc, RIH. good cond Hatchback V 8. uulo, ___ _
CORVETTES wknds or aft ti wkdys $1295. s.48·MM f\/C. P/B, P/S. M1chchn ·73 VEGA l.X -radials. cui.tom dual ex
HOWARD Chevrold Mffcury 9950 '74 Runabout, great cond, b.alllila, radio. All main $850/bst ofr.
Dove & Quail Streets ••••••••• • ••••• •••••••• reas. mi, must seU lhl.t \enance current. S249S. G7S..3l04
NEWPORT BEACH ·72 MONTEGO Must sell! wimd. best o!r. 644·5'59 84().762.5 12 Vega Wag. Lo m1'i. 833·0555 52000 mi, loaded. llas all Satafler5PM , . XJnt inter $975 or best
'Ill VW Beetle, new paint, '64 VW Van, $500. '75 Volvo 164E. 1-;t> mi. ~ul
good condition $1285. Runagood. 536·1647 ly eqwpped. $6000. Ci.Ill
846-2487 '71 vw SQUAREBACK. _t>M·S47~dM
, -maint. records. Like new ~"' EB Firebird. foll hghli.. 11 ofr. 842·42l5. 7~ Co.rv loaded: stereo, cond. $18.59. Ask for Lon· •• , .. _.h 9960 trk. very rli!11n. mus t -----
'66 Sedan OcVillc, gold, atr, Ult wheel, &extras. ny640·5600orG45.8982 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sell . sacn f i'c·c· S9uo '74 Vega Wgn, auto, air.
full pwr. gr eat cond, Buy or assume Jeaae. 1976 PLYMOUTH 673·0559 AM/1''M tape dk, low ll1'l.
'6S vw Bus. t600cc, runs Gd run n 1 n g con d . 1975 242GL. Llhr mt. A/C, good. $750 or be11l offer. $1500/bestofr.559·5920 5-spd , s nrf , AM·FM.
5.18-3182 ---~ --Super cln. $5350.
---'64 VW, '74 1600 eng, dual 631-0913
'70 VW Wgn, auto, looks & port heads, S.S. headers, runs good. $12001bst orr fat tires. tape deck. 1975 Volvo 164E . fully
&t2·<lm9 wkd)s 900 orr !>49-4919 equipped + AM /FM 8 ------• track & speed control.
9800 Autos, M•w 980 ~orTOL. 831·3396
beaut. car $1295. 898·8583 Daya 8·5, 634·2019. Ron 13 Montego 9 pass wgn. Arrow Hatchback xlnt c.'Ond. ~. 898-8583 --'------. --dlx, tcp cond Lo mi. A . di & 1 '76 Fireb1rd E :-opril Camaro 9917 '81. Body customized by s:u.90. 968.5683 utomat1c, ra o on Y Loaded .. Sacrificl!' Must '7l VEGA WAGON Looks
••••••••••••••••••••••• Shelby. 327 4.spd, AM· 16,000 miles. Great gas sell! 642·483:! aft Ii pm good & runs good. SlOOU
'70 Camoro, Good condi· FM. 2 tops. $8500/bst ofr. 1968 Mere Sta Wgn, air, saver. 1400117). or best ofr. 49&-4'749 afl
ti on. New eng Sl995. See to appre. 496·8311 . good tires. reblt trans, Sal• ftrlced-$2975 Want Ads C;.i ll 642-5678 4PM
675 9171 good eng. $500. 549_2683 MIRACLE MAZDA 1975 CORVmE 21.50Harbor Blvd., c.M. Auto1, Used 4uto1, Used '67 327 V 8, ong. owner,
xlnt cond, $1325 With 2 lope. Automatic, 1968 Colll(ar. Xlnt cond.. 645-5700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••··--·
radio, heater, air cood. & new paint $1100
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• '72 1800E. mint cor1.
559.4595
640·0555 chrome wire wheels. _543 1'156 ___ 1.9m 2·dr. Runs very good .
If unique is what
WE HAVE THE
CAR FOR YOU!
I'
Santa .. Ana
Li~coln-Mercury
Chevrolet 9920 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1!75CHEVY '72 VOLVO 1800 SF.. Sport
Wgn. Shwrm tond Wht/
tan leath, fact air, A Full line of '71 -~t-~~~-:os_·~-~-tape_.2-2M Execut•1ve ·-~ir~~11-~~~:~r.4 spd.
MONTE CARLO
Automatic, P.wr steenng
& brakes, till wheel. air
cond., vinyl roof & low
milea1e. (S85L WA> EZ
terms-0 .A.C.
·~ 4·dr, 4 tyl, air Vt•ry
Cars clean. Nds some t•ng
wrk. $1300. 645 l79R
·75 242. AC. /\M /l"M
tape, Lach. 4 spd, S4295.
640-1644. S48 . 2117 3
NOW $39'5
MAIERS
AUTO CENTER
1425 Bn ker St., <; M .
540-9109
'63 Chevy Nova. wa~on.
. . . .
including a
Full Factory
Warranty
SR~cial
SALE
N .• OVI.
--~ . cora ore price
(even thou1ond$) of dollora
the market atlcbr price on a
new Mercury or Continental , . .
yet thy· hove only a few thousand
miles on their meters . . . and are
in virtually new ·car condition . . .
A Full New CAR WARRANTY GOES
WITH EVERY , EXECUTIVE CAR SOLO . . . so.o.o'. , .
Autos, Used ••.••.••••.••..........
AMC 9905 .....••.............•..
1971 Ambassador. 73.000
m1. xlnl. $1000.
&10·092'i
!kick 9910
Good trans . cur New
brakes 5'1'l 4116. S290
'59 El Camm<>. must sell.
Ber~1tin ul $500. 4 spd
trans. '64 t•ngine. runs re
al good. 547 3182
'75 MONZA 2~2. I c·yt.
;ur. S3250
l;.16 :i:i:111 ..•................••.. -
·75 Chev Impala. -1 dr. air .
P.S only 6.000 mt, Pvt
Ply. (714) 846· 7478
Automatic, pwr. steenng -+ brakes, & only 43,000 63 Chevy Wagon. ROOd
original miles. Car I~ hke cond, new eng, new tires,
brand new! <UDC64t ). S500 646·7889or 642·3390
1967 IUICK
LESAIRE
You must see this one for ----OML y $I Z9 5 Xlnl '67. 3.1M on new eng. PS1PB/PW. till slr, steel
MAIERS lires. air s hocks. S895.
AUTO CIHTIR 968-3680 aft 5: JO.
1425 Baker St., C.M.
54().9109
'68 Buick Electra. Runs
good. $350.
Call 642·0364
'72 ELECTRA 225. musl
:.ell. make off<'r~ Xlnt
tone!. 828-4351
197'1 Regal, onl' uwnPr. lo
m1. air. AM FM ~terN>.
ull whl. tll<'c winclows.
xlnt cond. Must sell this
week. PP 7 M·646·9273
74 LE SABRE LUX US
New tires. 28.000 miles,
mint condition Pnvale
Party
962.g.i37
1976 Caprice Classic
Sport. VS, auto trana,
factory air, tilt P /S. split
P /Scats. P /W, disc
brakes, cruise ctrl,
stCrt.'O radio, vinyl roof &
much more. 56450 Call
893-6460 after 7 PM.
'77 Chc\'elte Sandpiper
2,500 Mllt>s. AM flo'M
SJ.450. 848.:JU:li
'70 CllEVELLfo: Wj(n
Needswrk. ~
642·8129
(839MVG).Tbisweek '7• capn v.6 J\M/FM 4 $750 or best offer.
OHL Y $6995 spd air brown. Xlnt cond 894·2833 a1\ .5
MAR9UIS TOYOTA $2900. 552 3586,6 PM '73 Duster. s cyt, stick,
Ml~ON VIEJO ........ t 9t5" :.>MPG. Like. new! E x-
831• "11u·•9s.1---1 o .... s ClftCJ lA t , .. , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ras;$1400fo!fer847-32'20
---~--~~-'75 Vette. T·top 20M ml '66 Auto 289. 57,000 orlJ. ·m VlP •-dr. hdtp, loaded.
every extra. tUue w /blu~ mi. 2 ownrs. Xlnl con · VS, auto, A/C, P /S, P /B,
leath inlr. 998·1739 Sl.800. 831-1548 __ P /Wind. Original.$695.
Cougar • 9933 '69 Grande. Great car. ~~7 _ _ ___ _
•••••••••••••!••••••••• Movln1 mmt sell. $1300. '76 Volare 6. cust cpe,
197li Mercurf Cougar 968·7438 auto, air. P IS. P /08,
XR7·Aulomotic. air '7-1 Mustang JI, P /S, P /B , R•d . AM /FM stereo
cond .. stereo tape, lilt A.IC, vnyl rf, spec paint. cass .. v. top Cln. $3500.
you seek,
.... ,,... ...... """""-°"" l!IO To ~· ''""'
wheel, pwr. wmdows & 4 spd, 4 cyl. Like new. &l5·~7 _ ~l~ ~e~t~ <0~73°f \ ~ $2650. M4·059I Autos, Mew 9800 Allto1, Hew 9100 IA..tos, Mew 9100
w h o I c s <• l c '7 3 M ust an K Con v . •••••• ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• l~~•••••••••••••••••••-,•
bluebook-$4675. Cort Fox Loaded, xtnt cond. 44M "
Leasing. Call mi. $3900. Ph: 497·2041
_ 64$..lUI_ 1968 MUSTANG. -
SUPER SHARP!
1970 XR7, A/T. P /S, P /8 .
P /W, metallic blue w /blk
leath. iot, immuc
owner. S2150. 557-8794
While with red interior
V·8 289. Auto. lran!I.,
power i;tecring, R /H.
'Good condil1on nuns
great Cle;.i n SI 150.
497-4166
• 68 Cougar . fully equip·d. '74 Fstbck, auto. rally
a beauty, pnced to sell! whls, ruu mstrum. lm-
$1175.646-1753 mac $2900. 898-4155/
Dodge 9935 _968_·27_20_. _____ ,
••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 Mustang 289, auto,
'73 Charger. Xlnl cond. red/blk inl, needs work,
$1500 cuh t a ke over perfect for restoration,
pymts. ~7111aft5 best offer 49"M463
'70 DODGE DART. XLNT '67 Mustant 289. Rains
COND. $975. &ood, ndt wk, good nxer
Call49'7·3054 upper. s•oo or' bst.
'64 DART. Stick, new _fr7_5-_050S _______ ,
alternator, starter. ex-
haust aystm & used
trans. Nds motor over-
haul. $150. Ph 846-5969
Classic '57 Dodge. leaving
Calif. must sell. She·Lo
536-6098. 831·4244
Ford 9940 . ..••.........••.•.••••
•
. PHIL
LONG
FORD
'11 MustanJ, p /1, p /b,
a /cood, AM/FM a trk
ster. $2000/bat ofr.
962·4821
'70 MUSTANG lo ml, gd.
cond. Mu11l sell' Sl600
55:!· 1772 & G7S·6666
1973 Mustang, xlnt cond.
Brown. vinyl top, auto.
air. P /S $2750 or lx.'1!t of
fer. 494-4142
Oldimoblt.
r······················ 'B Cutlass Salon, Comp.
equip. lmmac. lhru-out,
1owner.581-<>082 1
~ ol lhe convertibles!
SUPER VALUES! -
1977 PINTO 2 DR. SEDAM ~ '4 speed front disc brakes rack & p1n1on 'Q ~ steering. electric rear window detroste< _ ,. wheel covers 2 3 hire engine deluxe
' bumper group & tinted glass 1127830)
NOW ONLY $ 3389
***~***********~********** -1977 MUSTANG II 2 DR. .
*************************** 1977 GRANADA 2 DR .COUPE
Eau1prnl'ni C' D VA .,,.,11"" CrtJ•<.•'-1' rna11r
irans . redial l•rPS powPr 1ron1 d1<.c bnkP<. 8
deluxe bum!)f'r aroup 1~41801'11
NOW ONLY $4499
. SU
·.Lease or But
· Today's the dayl
'64 ELECTRA. 62M mi by
o r ig owner . New
1res/brlu. $1050. Ph
644·9188
'69 Chevy Concours
Wagon. 350 V·8, auto,
P /S , AM -FM, P / '
tailgate, Poal-tractlon.
M i nt cond . Nu
tlres/b rks. h id s us-
pension. Lo m1. Hi gas
mlleqe + xlraa. Mu1l
aeetoappre. 1192·1410
Old• '7S, cranberry
w /wbl. top. Full '
l ... ,_, .. ~•"'"'9o••-n eq~p'd. Uke new,
1ll8ll Buick Wildcat 4·dr. '77 Chevy Malibu clas•lc ..... -.... ~ ,.._ mi. 16150. 870-1096
1974 TOYOTA COUPE
EQuipment includes 4 cyl. enqme automat1r
tran1 .. radio & heater. (071KPH).
Test-Drive
The Continental
Versailles
The all-new 1977 Suptr-lu>eury
littt. Uncoln, ·engineer.cf -io be
the flne1t car In the world.
Wide Mlectlon of colora.
Gd Cond Askil'IJ ..-5 wgn. Air /1tereo, fully C.ll 98CHOde Sat/Sun_. . loaded. Lo m i. $5800. '75 G ~o Bro1hm. 74 Olds Cutlass Salon, 4
---------• 493-479'7 AM/F stereo tape, cu.. in. eng. deluxe lnt.
'7S B UICK Regal, air, A/C, PS/PB, new tlrea, vin lop, 13495. 644-7362
stereo. P IS. V-top, seats. 70 El Camino. w/shell. hi brks, sho,t~. Sharp. A CLASSIC!
Tilt whl. A great buy! perform. bestoHer. $3695. Cali"ttwn 9-llam •68 442 Convertible. XJn
$3500. 6'4·9836 aft 6:30 & _752·.5314 __ or . 7 : 30· llp m . Ca 11 cond, lo mt. see to ap
wknds. --•Classic Corvalr Conv's. anytime on weekends . prcciatc. $1!!-00. 815·4759
9915 '63. '64. Reetored. Invest, 548·4788 i $ J f $1795 536 9993 '7' Cullass Salon 2-dr. ................. ""· · · ~l LTD Sta1"'n Wgn, PS. LoadOO, to '"'· nu otee ,
'73 Chevy caprice 9 p11ss PB. AC, ~track, new belt tires. lmmac. P /
wgn, V8, auto. full pwr, tr a a 1, ~od con d $31995. &K-283'1
A!C. AM /fo'M. Ult steer· S;l500/Bestgtt. 96e·7146 --------'---!
Ing . rack . Brown Ford '71LTJ), 2 dr, air, 1974 CADILLAC
COUPI DIVlUE
C.brlolet top, tilt •heel,
CNH control, AM/FM
sterfJC> wtUt tape player.
C496KZI).
$&595
Nat>ers ..
cadlllac.
w /woodaraln tides. Good full cond. $!515 or best olr. stereo, power. $975. .... (7lt)ssi.!@1"
'• ~ $fautre Wp. ·ea Impala. runs good,
p/1. p /b, a/c "50.
860-lQ.
P\lllpwr •• Call!!·5"9
1974,INTO COUPE
Top fuel economy In lh1s one! 4 cyl. engine 4
speed Crans .. radio & heater. 1596KOCI
1974 MERCURY CAPRI COUf'I
6 cyl engine. aotomat lc trans air
conditioning. vinyl roof ... 1nter1or. radio &
power brakes. (568KLD)
----~-~~~---
' 9 7 6 MERCUltY COMIT & cyl engine. automallc Irani ractorv ;11r
cond . pwr s1eer1ng. radio. htate<. 11ntPd Q•as~.
¥fnyl root & w'Slw tlrff 1&97NOKI
, 1976 AMC PAC8t ~ cyl engine. autom111c Irani tactorv 11r
cond racho. healer. vinyl root. tinted gteas &
pwr steeting. 1692NIK)
--~--~---~~ 197' FORD LTD COUPE ve. alJtomatlc tntns.. full l)OWef. tactOtV e1r
cond • tape player. \lfnVf roof 4 tlnt9d grns.
'3t&NYV~
''"~ TRUMD811io va. eutomatic tran ... pwr. •t.-rlng • bfa'<es.
fecto.IY etr ean<I., radio. ~•t« & w/S/w tlffl,
C111AJW>.
lt76 CHln COIYITTI
V8. aut~IC trlna .. fectory elr oond .. tltrtO
racHo, tinted gl&.t•. heatar. ow •
te•trl~·brakH·Wlndows & wla1w tires. ftee~~ .. .,.,;. .. ~, ... ___ .................. ~-=f···· .. :': .... i:: ...
TO •ARi• IK•S M.,. TOP"
OP N•W ·&·ii•••
-----·CARS
-.--, ·~y :... prof•u;ooal salesmeft
EARLE IKE puttiftCJ it on the line, you have
Made us tt.e #I volume l,..ort
store in Costa Mesa: SAYS: COME IH HOW AHD
SEE WHY!
'73 ~ILUX PU s2499 lur·Comp~r
SllC'll t: 340 I 2T
MAC IUMG
Toyota MCJr.
BANK
FINANCING
O.A.C. CREDIT
UNIONS
'.
WE
LEASE
'67 ~.~!d~~.?UT $ 1
'iun Roof uBOBMIM
'76 VOLVO STATION WAGONS
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER
Never driven on city streets. Leasing
company over bought! You save
'71
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'71
DATSUN
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WHAT I
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FOR LUNCH
roDAY ...
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FINAL
SPORTS
LOCAL
WANT ADS
SUNDAY, JULY 17. 1977
SPECIAL
/ODAY
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A60UT LOOS'/
WEATHER!
. nus HA5 TO
6E THE OEAOEST
NEl6HOORl100D 'N ·
THE DEADE5T
TOWN IN T~E
WHOLE STUPtO
WO~LO!
..
ONE DA'< IT15 TOO
MOT, AND THE NEXT
OA"f IT'S TOO COLD!
T~AT'S
IT ... AN
OPEN·FACEO
CRA6
SANOWlCH!
By Ernie Bushmiller
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AT THIS
NEWt;PAPeR!
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READ rr. .. :r WANT 'IOO
TO LOOK AT fTf --•
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WHAT 00
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MUZZLE ON HIM.
I T'HINK r
DON'T WANT
TO Sf HE~E
WMEN THE · ' see
~UP ....
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By Hank Ketcham . ~
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C> [> t> ~IJDGE PARKER <1 <] <]
WHILE DRIVING
A88EY OUT TO
LUNCH , ERIC
STOPS AT A
ROADSIDE
PHONE!
I DON'T LIKE N060DY I TOLD YEAH ... EXCEPT YOU NEVER
MAKIN' A PATSY OUT YOU WE SAID WHEN! I DON'T WANT
OF ME! ARE WE WOULD, TO WAIT UNTIL I'M READY
GETTIN' MARRIED? DIDN'T I'? FOR SOCIAL SECURITY!
•• .. • ...
"' • .. ..
WHAi'S EO GREAT
ABOUT .sAiURDA'J NIG7~
ANC(WAQ?
;
WHEN I'M ALONE IN M4
ROOM l l~TENING TO 1HE
RADIO .•.
IT Gl\JE.S NIE A CHANCE
1D 1l11NK ABOUf A L.01
OF THINGS /
l STAr<T 10 DREAM ABOUf
WHAT If'& GOING 10 BE
U KE FOR ME IN 11-tE F01URE.f
FRANKL(( I 11'5 PREfl4 HA~
10 GE.I EXCrfED ABOUI
Df.NTAl. E(:HOOL J
MOON MU'' INS
,AH, Mri.AND M~s . WALKER··
BRLN~IN~ YOUR NEW
APOIT ION OUT
FOR.A BIT
OFAIR?
AND I SUPPOSE HE1LL.
Be YouR FLJ T URE
BU?INESS P,ARTNER? .
we 'THOU~HT
'So UNTIL A
Wr;E~ ,A<f;O ...
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DOCTOR SMOCK
•
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L.OO~ING
LAD.
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MRs. WALKER. HE.1lt-
HIS FIRST
WO~D~S
DA-TA···
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YOURS.
By George Lemont
•
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I HAD A 600t/
llME= IOPAY.
1lt&Re'S A 1ROOP OF
SOJ..PleRS ou-riHER&: SOMliWHeRE!
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THINK SOLPIER, MAN!!
AL.l-WRllE! I WILL!
I WILL!
'l><><>LIEY'S~~~~::.:~
-I WISH I MAY, I WISH I MIGHT: I
HAVE 1fi t: \NISH I WlSM 1bNIGHT.
\
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lHAT SHOULD
SE EASY IN .
VOUR CASE! ...
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EY~? There are at least six differ·
eneea in dr1win1 detail• between lop and bottom panels. How
qukkJy can you rind them? Check answers with those below.
p..lUOlln
..,d..," lop n•ms ·9 1u1111w 11 'l"'u JO uw) c; p.>uo1111nd.>J •• nwW~H ·~
·u~oqe 'l p.noa ·s 'lU•.aaH•P ~t <1.u.1 i 1u..i~u•p •t 1rw.L I .u~u.lHJllQ
BOOMER
ANO You R£AL.LY
PL AYED A 8~.AUll~UL. GAM~ !
•
NEXT TIME you're at a party
and t·off.:c or tea 1~ i.erved. a~k
---BULLETIN BOARD ---e BORED OF ED! Teacher: "What three words
are used most in this elm?" Student."---.
_ ." Teacher: "Correct." What words?
.. l'\OUl! 1,uop 1 ..
•8mall Wonder! "Oopl'y. SIPepy, Grumpy, Do<'.
Happy, Sneezy .... Who was Snow White's other
pal, Mom?" asked Suzy. Can you answer?
1n111ne
eWits Tester! Find two European cities amone
consecutive letters: We had to 10 slow at the
timber line. Time limit: One mlnu.te.
to u!>t three c..ups bdore thi:y arc •Jot down these eight number1 between one and
tilled Pl.ic..·i: them ~1dl.' by ~1d1: on nine: 32547891. Note a i.ix 1s missing. Now, mul-
thc tJbh: w11h .i bowl ol lump tiply by sjx and observe what happens.
,ugar t'lt:\IJe them
Now. c..h.illcngc by·
,13ndcr~ to Ji~lrihutc
10 lump\ ot 'IUgar .i·
rnong th.: three cups
,o that an o<lJ number
ol lump~ arc 1n c.ic..·h
cup
How th" 1~ done
Plac.:c seven lump' of
sugar in the llr.t cup.
two in the ~econd cup.
and one 1n the third
cup Tht•n, plJc.:e the
third rup 111"1k the
~c.:onc.l c.:up Thu'. the ~
c..·onll'nl\ ol th,· ,..-c..onJ '------------------
wp 1n ctlc..'c.:t " a to· EYE TO EYE! Two of the t>yes suspended m air above
tal ol three lump' look enough alike to ~ taken for twin,, Which two eyes?
0
DOUBLE DIPPER! Simply add the followmc colors neatly for
a surprise picture above: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 3-Yellow. 4-Lt.
brown. 5-Flesh tones. ~Ok. treen. 7-0k. blue. 8-0ran,e.
SPELLBINDER!
SCORE 10 poinLs for uaine aJI the ---------
leu,ts in the •ord bel9" to form ---------
twq,.complete w()l'da:
COMPLETE . . . . . ...
THEN acore 2 points each for all -----+-----
wordro of four leUera or more ---------
found amone the letters.
Try to acore 1t leut 50 pointa. ----+-----
·11;od ·;owo:> :wwawuw ;o1qmod
By Brown and Casson
'{oo K...iow , SuW'f',
IT 151"'( WH€1'J~€JZ.
YOU W1,J O~ LOS6
li-'AT COLJNT5 ~
li'S HoW YOU
PL.A{ fH6 G~t:
1 GU.SS t 'M
JLl5T A P00'2
w1"1N6'2 -
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1RUMAN, WE 60TIA
5IOP! IH\5 HIKE
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By Brad Anders on
By Gus Arriola
YOtJ SUR.E
TAKE RISKS FOR
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. LIFE
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WHV
DO CATS
RAT~ NIN.
LIVES'f
by }ef f Millar & Bill Hin~
July 17, 1977 DAILY PILOT
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That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangf!r9Us to Your Heahh.
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Send tilt QUtstlon, • I ...-nl, to "Ask," Famlly Weeldy, 841 Lexington Avt., New Yof1c, N.Y. 10022. We'll pay 15 for pul>llshtcl questions. Sony, WI can't answtr others.
FOR JODY POWEU, press secretary to President Carter
Hu the new Informality In the White House detracted
&om the dignity of the Praldency7 -M.C., Hunting-
ton, W. Va.
• No. Pomp and circumstance aren't necessary to maintain
the dignity of the Presidency. Dignity seems to thrive In a wann,
friendly, unstlff air -and thats the atmosphere the President
has created.
FOR EU.A GRASSO, Governor of Connectlcut
Ha.e you ever been dlKrlmlnated egolnat because you
are a woman? -Joyce Fontana, Enfield, Conn.
• Since I first served in the Connecticut State Legislature in
1952, It has been my good fortune to be accepted as an equal
by my male colleagues. But there was one occasion when a
hastily caJled caucus was held In the men's cloak room. After
that, more suitable locations \Clere found for the Party caucuses.
FOR REP. JOHN CONYERS (0.-Mich.)
Since Federal law prohibits receipt or transport In ln-
tentate commerce of firearms by convicted felon. or
mental Incompetent., do Federal regulation• prevent
auch penona &om purchaalng flrearma that aren't prod·
ucts of lnteratate commerce? -Brod Kluta, Sherman,
Texas
• Federal-laws and regulations apply only to Interstate com·
merce and to the purchase or receipt of firearms from a Feder-
ally licensed dealer. In all other cases, Including Intrastate trans-
actions, state and local laws apply.
FOR ELIZABETH POST, etiquette expert
What'a the blggeat aoclal fluff you've committed?
-B.G., Durham, N.C.
• I was having lunch with a dear friend, and we got around to
the subject of glft·glvlng. I spent a long time expounding on
how so many people were sending boxes of cheeses for pre-
sents. My friend suddenly got very quiet and a sour look settled
on her face. I'm sure you can guess the reason: that was the
friend who !misted on sending me boxes of cheeses year after
year.
FOR THE "ASK THEM YOURSEIF EDITOR
What can you tell me about Comellua Ryan, the author
of the book upon whJch the movie .4 Bridge Too Far la
baaed. -Helen Brenton, Aabury. N . .I. .
• Although a pro[lftc writer, his books, Including The Longe&t
Doy, are all nonfiction and relate mainly to war. His greatest
feat was probably his fight against his four-year illness. He fllled
notebooks with more than 500 Interviews with doctors, nurses
and patients and refused all allevtatlng medidne; he wanted to
finish A Bridge Too Far with a sharp and clear mind. He was In
his mld·SO's when he died In 1974.
FOR MELANIE, recording star
Whp do people hold candle. when you alng7 -P.W.,
Redwood CltJ, Calif.
• It started seven years ago at the Woodstock Festival. I fol-
lowed Ravi Shankar, who electrified the audience with his sitar
playing. Whtie they were yelling for encores, I had to start my
act, and his was a tough one to follow. I never thought they'd
let me go on. And, to add to my nervousness, it started to rain.
' Then the rain and the audience calmed down, and a few peo-
ple held up lit candles. It was supposed to be a sign of solidarity.
FOR PELE, soccer star, New York Cosmos
How doea aoccer played In the North American Socc:er ·
Lugue compare with that plaped la South America?
-8.F .• Gallup. N.M.
e The real difference Is the pace of the game. In Brazil we play
with short passes and have offense In mind all the time. So far,
I've seen the U.S. develop more like European teams, with de-
fense and body contact. But we In America are starting to get
our own blend of soccer. which will be as good as any In the
world. After all. the NASL Is only 10 years old.
FOR NEIL SEDAKA. songwriter
Anp particular reuon wbp you called a aong &om your
new.album •Amat11lo?" -R.C .. Bolae, Idaho
• I like the way It .sounds, and I also like the place Itself, but I
think I annoyed the big brass who produced the album. "Ama-
rlDo only has 128 people who buy records," they exaggerated.
"Why·couldn't you write about a big dty like Houston Instead?"
FOR ORVIU.E SCHEU., author of In the Peoples
Republic
Do the Chlnae hue a aenae of humor? Are they as In·
ac:rutable a• they're reputed to be? -P.S., Decatur. Ill.
e They do laugh easlly, but their humor Is strange to foreign-
ers. Quite often, their humor is politically Inclined, Involving a
play on words Impossible to convey In another language. The
Chinese are rarely auel, sarcastic or cynical. They never laugh
at someone else's expense. Exceptions to this rule are jokes on
offlctally approved enemies; Khrushchev jokes are always
popular.
FOR ANSEL ADAMS, one of the world's leading nature
photographers
Whp d.ld you chooee black and white landacape photog-
raphy °""portraiture? -Dick Mack, Carmel. Calif.
• In my professional days, l did all kinds of photographs but,
as much of my time was spent In the wilderness, the work with
nature took precedence over the usual professional directions. I
prefer black and white because of the possibilities of control,
and tt also allows for great abstraction.
PRO AND CON
Should Postal Service Be Cut To Five Days A Week?
PRO Jam• R. Bra ... toa. Allllltant Postmaster General fOf Oeltvery Scrvlcet .
W~vc made no final declsk>n to cut postal deliveries to five days a
week, but a Congressionally created study commission did recom·
mend such a move to help keep postage rates down. It would save
the Postal 5ervk:e some $412 million a year, pmnlt holding an antic-
ipated letter-rate Increase ne>d year to 15.cents, Instead of 16 cents,
and would reduce the number d mbdellve:rcd letten because we
could ebmlnate Ullng replacement can1ers on the regular ·carriers'
days off. A Nielsen survey showed 79 peroent of those polled fa-
v<>Nd eftmfnatk>n of Saturday delivery If It would hold down costs.
t
CON Robert K Hiwll, dlrectof cl Transportation and Communlca·
llon, The Chamber cl Conimerce cl the United States
The Postal 5eMce Is a tradltional element of our society. Reducing
Its seMc.e Is never desirable because to many people hove come to
depend on It. But It's plagued by deftclts detptt. soaring rates and
Federal subtldles, and some doubts ltnger about the qualtty of Its
savk:e, -Cutting delivery &om six to five days a week II pop<>Nd as
a way to help pet'8 ristng costs. H It can demonstrate an eblllty to re-
verse the present crtsll, then we ~ht consider a ftve.day plan a
v\able alternative. But grater efforts mUlt also.be made to Improve
lntenal efficiency.
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WHAT WE ARE LEARNING ABOUT
NUTRITION AND THE BRAIN
ship with a woman, and the longest I ever
held a job was 11 months. I was flnally
diagnosed as schlzophrenk:, and I felt
there was no hope fOf me ...
Elllot, now 32, says he feels like a Mdlf-
ferent person." He has been working in
the same ad agency for two years and was
recently promoted. He plans to be married
in the spring.
Nancy, Susan and Elliot credit their
' remark.able recoveries to orthomolecular
'ZilliltP. medicine, a popular but controversial
Many researchers believe some forms of mental illness
are brought on by nutritional imbalances that can be
corrected under medical supervision.
By Gloria Hochman
Nancy C., 29, a Florida housewife. was
severely depressed for 10 years. She was
hospitalized twice, had two series of eJec.
troshock treatments and swallowed hun-
dreds of tranqulllz.ers and antidepressants.
"Nothing helped," says Nancy "Most
mornings I couldn't drag myself out of bed.
I couldn't do my housework. I couldn't
take care of my children or myself. I was
always depressed and, finally. felt there
was no out but suicide."
That was three years ago. Today Nancy
shows no signs of mental unrest. She wOfks
as a legal seaetary, cares for her family
and says she has Mmore energy than I ever
dreamed possible." She ls confident she
will never again lapse Into mental Illness.
Susan R., a 42-year-okf secretary bving
In Riverside. Caltf .. remembers having se-
rious mental problems most of her life. As
Glorlo Hochmon la on ourord·wlnnlng free· lance
w11rcr .,,eclOIWng In medicine, psychology. Pill·
chlotrv and othttr life «lcnca.
4 • ,AMILY weKLY, July 17, 1817
a child, she recalls spending a lot of time
alone In her room. Playing with other chil-
dren scared her. Ml always had abnormal
fears," she says. "I thought people were
following me or making fun of me. When I
got older, I wouJd pace around the house,
almost climbing walls, but afraid to go out-
doors. No doctor seemed able to help me.
Then I read an article about megavltamln
therapy and found a doctor who would
treat me. rve been on vitamins fOf almost
a year now, and I can't believe how great I
feel. Even my family doctor, who wu
skeptical, ls beginning to feel the treatment
has some merit."
Elliot G .• who Uves In a suburb of New
York City, tells a stmll.ar story. "I had been
In thetapy off and on since I was 21." he
says. .., had a hard time keeptng a .lob
because ( would go off Into dreamlike epl·
soda. I would loM my MnM ol time and
miss appointments. My memocy would
fall. My sense ol diltanc:c and ma went
berwrk. Foods tasted funny. Then I would
IOAP out ol tt end be O.K. foe a while. But
H ne'1er lasted. I eouJdn't have a relation-
branch of medldne that Unks nutrition to
the way the brain functions.
&slcally, orthomolecular psychiatrists
say that the brain depends on vitamins and
minerals to give It the energy it needs to
work properly. These determine the brain's
delicate chemical balance; lf It is disrupted,
the way a person thlnks, feels and acts can
be affected, and insomnia, fatigue, head-
aches and depression can result. Chemical
Imbalance can even lead to serious Ulness,
including schizophrenia. Physicians who
practice orthomoiecutar medk:i.ne use vita-
mins, nutrition and drugs to correct the
faulty brain chemlstly
Thae daeorla ue not new. and
medical sdence has been struggling fOf
years to determine the relationship be-
tween what people eat and how they
behave.
Since the tum of the century, eight
medical conditions have emerged from
disorders once called schizophrenia. The
most notable was pellagra, whose victims,
mainly the ruraJ poor, appeared to be
mentally ill. Many ended up In lnstltudons
for Ufe. In 1937 It was discovered that
vitamin 83 (niacin) added to their diet
wiped out the disease.
Dr. Walter C. Alverez, emeritus consul·
tant In medidne at the ~yo CUnlc, says,
"What Impresses me greatly Is that already
we are able to tell, after examining a lot o(
blood and urlne samples, which are from
scht+ophrenlcs and which are from normal
people. That satisfies me that schizo-
phrenia Is associated with abnormal chem·
icals In the patient's body, chemicals that
are Injuring his brain as much as an over-
dose of alcohol wouJd ." And Harvard
Medical School has developed chemical
tests which can determine the extent and
severity of serious mental Illness.
Still, mo.t docton are not con-
rinced. Many psychiatrists, In particular,
lnslst mental tnness 1s always "psychologl·
car' In origin. Other physicians, like Dr.
John Paul Brady, chairman of the Univer-
sity ol P~ylvanla's J)¥hiatry depart·
ment, admit there ~ms to be a biochem~
cal agpect to mental Illness but are not sure
that treatment with vitamins and nutri-
ments Is the answc=. Despite such r lions, people with
chronic mental ems ranging from
mild depression to psychosis are turning to
ort.homoleculu physk:ians for help.
The North Natsau Mental Health Cen-
ter In ManhasMt, N. Y .• a prominent ortho-
/'
molecular center, has treated 10,000 pa·
tlents in the past seven years. The Brain
Bio Center In Princeton, N.J., has treated
3,500 patients since 1973. And the Aca-
demy of Orthomolecular Psychiatry esti·
mates there are 200 to 300 practltloners
around the Country. Psychiatrists like Dr.
H. L. Newbold of New York City and Dr.
Jack Ward of Trenton, N.J., were trained
In traditional medldne but later found "nu·
trltlonal psychiatry" more effective.
Martha E. Is a case In point. She says
she experienced a "fuU-blown psychosis.
For eight months, I llved In an unreal
world. Thoughts raced through my mind
with efectrlc speed. It was as though I had
turned on 15 radio stations, and they au
had static on them. I saw faces in the
moon, smelled roses when none was
there. Anally, a friend told me about Dr.
Carl Pfeiffer (former chief of the Division
of Neurophannacology o( the New Jersey
Bureau of Research In NeuroJogy and Psy-
chiatry and current dlrectOf of Princeton's
Braln Bio Center) 1 and I called him, In-
sisting on an appointment. Or. Pfeiffer
gave me lots of blood and urine tests and
diagnosed me ~ suffering horn low hista·
mine. He gave me a vitamin and mineral
presatptlon and changed my diet. Myre·
covery was amazingly rapid. Three months
later, I was working, traveling, dating. I
never needed medication. It was all done
with nutrition."
Although orthomolec:u.lu peyda&.
tit.ts estimate their cure rate at 80 per·
cent, they are not at all certain about what
causes the lopsided chemistry in the first
place. Many of them place the lmime on
faulty nutrition, ~Uy chemical ad-
ditives and excess sugar consumption. In
addition, stress Is generally recognlud as
another trigger of mental illness; a number
of studies demonstrate stress alters body
chemistry.
Yet millions of Americans are victims of
stress and have i>OOf eating habits but
never become mentally Ill. The difference,
says Dr Philip L. Bonnet, the Brain Bio
Center's psychlatrtst, IS probably In·
herttance. Bonnet speculates that some
persons are born with a greater susceptt-
blltty to schizophrenia. Those who are nol
may pay fOf their poor eating habits or
stressful lifestyles with arthritls, Insomnia,
depression, anxiety and an Inability to con·
centrate. These and other maladies may
not keep them fTom funcdoning, says Bon·
net, but they do keep people from bvtng
up to their potential.
Many orthomolecular doctors thus favor
a dally vitamin program. Moce traditional
dod~ are skeptical of claims for vitamins,
and some believe there could be a danger
In overdosing. at least with amain
vitamins.
Recognizing that vlhlmln therapy still
bears some stigma of b4ring s&nply a fad.
Bonnet says, "We think most physicians
would believe In It If they were willing to
examine our evidence. But medic:lne II a
conservative held. Change takes a long
time. And doctors are not trained In pre-
ventive medJdne. Our medal training
teaches us to be disease-oriented mher
than heaJth!onented. My own tralnl,.g In
psychiatry was traditional, but I becam.._
disenchanted with It bCaUM petlenb were
not getting well. If ~ doctors would be
more open-minded and gtve It • JR
chance." Ill.I
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FAMILY!
The Jenners: Olympic
decathlon champ Bruce,
his wife Chrystie, their
Labrador retriever named
Bertha and her puppies.
Here's the story of their
remarka ble partnership.
By Joseph N. Bell
He lives In Malibu, high on a hilltop
overlooking the Pacific. Two new Porsches
are In the garage, and a dog barks some·
where Inside the house Bruce Jenner an·
swers the door on crutches. one leg bent In
a hip-to-ankle cast. Despite the crutches
he mounts the stairs effortlessly, explaining
to his vlsilor, with mild embanassment,
how his motorcycle jumped out from un·
der him. He came down on his right knee
and cracked the fibla and tore a mass of
tendons. "It won't be back to normal for a
year, but I don't care. I'm In no rush. If I
were sttll competing, I wouldn't have been
on the bike In the first place. I wouldn't
even walk up and down stairs fast two
years ago."
There was good reason. The stakes
were high. When Jenner won his last race
ln Montreal's Olympic Stadium In the dusk
of July 30. 1976, he became world record
holder In the Olympic decathlon and win-
ner of the Amateur Athletic: Unions prestf·
g1ous Sullivan trophy. He was widely ac-
claimed as the "world's gr~test athlete."
He's lean and supple and. at 26. has an
air of easy conffdence, a square jaw and
earnest eyes that look stTalght at a listener
None of this has been lost on the Holly-
wood types who have flocked around. But
so far, Jenner and h1s cool, Dresden-pretty
wife. Chrystle, have kept tight contTol over
their affaiJS.
Jenner Is often compared With Mark
Spitz, whose plans to capitalize with com-
mercials and endonements on his 1972
Olympic performance were never really fuJ.
filled. Jenner says he .. saw what happened
to Marie," and wants to avoid the same un-
productive route.
A desire to control theJr own destinies
has characterized both Bruce and Chrystle
most of their lives. The son of a tree sur-
geon. Bruce was rahed In several small
upstate New York towns where he excel1-d
In all sports. He went to Graceland College
In Iowa and Int~ to concentrate on
J~ph &II It a /rH /ol'lttf' and a port·llnHI
~~ o/ wrlllng oi the Untucnffy of Collfomlo
-hvlnc H~ reguJarfv conlrfhtJta to manv no·
Ilona/ publlcolk>ov. lndudlng HM-pet's, Good
HOUMkeeplng, Meeds and The Nattonal
ObMtwr
football. Then his knee was shattered In
practice a month into his first season. He
never played football again. tumlng ex·
elusively to track when he recovered.
Bruce was in his first decathlon In 1970
and knew instantly it was what he wanted
to do ''because there were so many things
to improve In ." He was not a natural
champion in any event, so brlnglng his
scores up was tough. slogging work He
put all his energy Into making the U.S .
Olympic team In 1972.
"My goal was finishing In the first ten -
and I just made It. The biggest thing the
'72 Games gave me was experience.
When I went back four years later, I was
familiar with the pressures and no longer In
awe of an the things going on around me. I
could concentrate totally on Winning."
That meant four yeerl'of training wtth
his eye filled firmly on a 51ngle goal.
Chrystie knew this when she married
Bruce a few months after the '72 Olym-
pics. It was agreed she would work as an
airline stewardess to supplement his part-
tlme Insurance-selling job so Bruce could
devote himself to training. "It wasn't a dif-
ficult decisioo," she says. "fve never as·
plred to a lot of money. so my salary and a
llttJe help from his work were enough ...
He trained out of his home In San Jose,
where his coach and trainer was a LAbra·
dor retriever named ~ who kept him
soUdly on schedule whenever he was
tempted to sleep In. "She trained,. every
minute with me. When I'd lgnor'I: the
alarm In the morning, she'd straddle me
on the bed and bfeathe on my face until I
got up . She was deflnttely a motivating
factor all those ye.an. I felt guilty If I didn't
take her outto tUn." ·
Although Bruces perfonnanc. lmpowd
steadily, there were ttOmfi satotas problems
along the way. Says Chrysde: "The one-
dirnenslonal element ln hls pcnonallty
reaDy bothtred me. That'• changing now,
and he's growtng; whole new wortda .,.
opening to him. W• knew he had to bt
one dimensional then to succeed, but It
could be frustrating. When he hurt himself
In 1973, right after we moved to Cali-
fornia, he had no job, no friends, and he
couldn't do the one thing he was dedicated
to. He had to be so narrow he didn't even
have a hobby to faU back on. That's the risk
you take for a slngle-mlnded goal."
A curious s~ch took place In their posi-
tions during Bruce's last year In training. It
hit Bruce suddenly In 1975 that he was not
prepared emotionally for the posslblllty of
losing. "So," he says, "I got scared, and I
really started to prepare myself to lose. I
kept telling myself tfl:at l musn't put all my
eggs In this one basket .:-. and I could see
my performance going straight down.•· So
could Chrystle. The two of them sat up
talking for several nights about whet to do.
And suddenly It was Chrystie who was
saying: "lhat$ no way to win. Face It. Ad-
mit to youneJf that the decathlon gdd
medal Is the one thing In the world you
want right now. Get that hunger back." He
did -and a month later set a world's
record, then went on to Montreal for his
spectacular victory there.
Bruce knew long before the f\nal event
of the Olympic decathlon that he would
never compete again. "That sense of final-
ity gave me a lot of strength. When I walked
off the victory stand and I looked back at
that packed stadium, I said to myself.
"That's It' -and I felt very good about It. I
was ready for new~.:" .
They came qulckly -and massively. A
few days after his f\na.I victory, there were
some la.Tge and Instant often for one-shot
commadals. The Jenner:s turned them all
down and set up an organlJatlon that ln-
ch.aded a large talent agency and a proml--
nent ftrm of pubUdsts.
FOf th1tt months. the JcnM!n sorted
and dbculled vanous offers that poured
In. Then they made a 10-year deal with a
tnakfut food that will undetwrtte lecture
toun b Bruce and a program of juvenile
sports activities. His "deals .. now lndude a
With Incredible dedication and a lot ef
understanding and encouragement
from his wife, Bruce won the title of
"world's greatest athlete." Now, be-
sieged with Jome and fortune, they ore
struggling to retofn control of their
destinies white pursuing new goals.
two-year arrangement with ABC-1V as a
sportscaster, plus Bruce's own endorse·
ment Insignia, which he has so far licensed
to a shoe manufacturer and several lines of
clothing for young people.
He was asked to test for the tit.le role in
the $25 million movie of Superman, and
he plans to do some dancing on a Oonnle
and Marie show ln the faD and wlll prob-
ably attend acting school. He wlll continue
to gtve college and business groups his
motivation lecture, which condudes with a
fUm dlp ln slow motion against a musicaJ
backdrop of "The lmpo551'ble Dre.am" of
Bruce winning the 1.500-meter race. For
such taDcs he now commands between
$2,500 and $5,000 per appearance. To
the occastonal Irritation of the proies-
sk>na.ls who manage Bruce's career,
Chrystte par1idpates In every bustnes.s de-
cision. She's the enforcer when people
don't pay up for Bruce's appearances ("I
don't mind being the heavy; I don't feel we
have to compromise with the lrr83J>OnslbJe
ways ot people who deal with us.") and
the devtl's advocate when Bruce's hMdlers
are IJylng to seU him on a course of action.
"I know," she says ftrmly, "That Bruce's
manager and agents chuckle about the fact
that they have to clear It through Chrystie
first, but that's Q .K. We're In
conttol ... w.'U still make the last dedslon.
We're In a tuTtiy powerlul business now,
and If the power exists outside us and not
within us, w.'19 In trouble. W. lllten, but
we don't delegate. W.'re not kJds. JR
We can do just fine." Ill.II
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ApeacefulandscenlctrlpdowntheSuwonnee.
By Jack McCllntock
A river vacation gives ycu everything: water and
fishing, spectacular V1ews, exercise and even -If
yQu take along your bird book -an education.
On a river ycu feel the clean heat of the sun and
the refreshing shock of cold splashes from water
that not long ago may have been snow. A river,
says Claude Teny, the microbiologist and outfitter
who took Jimmy Carter down the Chatooga where
Delf~ronce was filmed, Is "a staircase set In stone
and carpeted with running water." And the sport of
running a river has grown tremendously since
Americans first saw Robert F. Kennedy rafting
down the Colorado a dozen ye.an ago.
There are two bask: kinds of river b1ps: One can
drift placidly on a tranquil, scenic stream, watching
birds and taking pktures, or choose the challenge
of white water.
In most cases ycu have a choke of conveyance,
too: canoe, kayak, nifi, even Inner tubes. [There's
nothing like lashing a dozen btg truck tubes togeth-
er, tossing a nctful of cold drinks Into one, and
floattng with your friends for milet In somethJng
coof like the Suwannff.) Your choice of transport
depends mainly on temperament -whether you
pref ar comfort or adventure, tranqullJty or excite-
ment. Moa exciting -and most tndlvlduaJlstk: -
ts the kayak, but handling It takes pn!ICtice, and
you can't carry much.
In & raft you can carry lob, and rafts are safer.
Thetr disadvantage Is that, after a few mda, one
tends to snvy the people In kayaks and canoes.
The canoe la stiD the most flexlb&e and popular
river vehlde, and It .iconttnua to be the most
logkaJ craft for adventure," uys John Malo In his
hoc*, W!Jdemas Conoefng. You can take a
friend , carry plenty of gear, even sleep In a canoe.
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RIDING A RIVER And on a quiet river a canoe is sale. Jf you enjoy
danger, on the other hand, nothing beats white-
water canoeing.
Proper gear and a bit of study beforehand
(Mala's book ls good, and there are others) are
helpful II ycu haven't been on a river before,
especially on one where ycu'IJ encounter more ac·
Hon than the occasional riffle. On white water,
helmets, life jackets and sneakers are essential.
Ifs a unique experience, whether you tackle the
raging white water of the Colorado in a kayak or
lazily Ooat down the scenic Suwannee in a canoe. The best way to start Is with a commercial trip,
using rented equipment and a guide. This costs
cram
If you think on economy car would
put you 1n o compromising position,
look again. . r
With a Volkswagen you could ac-
tually wind up with more room and com-
fort than you have now.
Our Dasher, for example, comes in a
beautifully appointed 2-door hatchback or
4-door sedan , with fully reclining bucket
seats, plush carpeting, and enough room
for five passengers.
In fact, the Dosher beats just about every
car in its class tn combined interior room
and trunk 6poce. And in a wagon, it hos
more cargo area than any car in its class:
Then there's our Rabbit, which hos been
catching everyone by surprise. Even Detroit.
To start with, 1t takes off like o shot.
With acceleration from 0 to 50 mph in on
amazing 7. 7 sec-0nds. (That's foster than o
Triumph Spitfire.) And with front-wheel
• drive that literally pulls you around corners.
It also hos
more room for
about $25 a day per person (lunch often included),
and II gives you a chance 'to learn to "read" the
water and to practice paddle strokes. After one or
two of these trips, and some homework, one Is
ready to plan an independent trip. Here are some
rivers that offer fine canoeing, kayaking and rafting.
Wat In California, the Colorado, Eel, Klamath,
Scott, Smith, Trinity and Van Duzen rivers are ex-
cellent. The Sierra Club and Mountain Travel Inc.
are reliable outfitters. In Montana the Yellowstone,
Madison, Big Hole and Missouri rivers are good,
and portions of the Missouri are unchanged since
Lewis and Clark paddled it whlle seeking the
Northwest Passage to the Poclfk . In Wyoming the
Snake Is famous, and In Idaho, the classic Is the
Salmon River -"The River of No Return." (In the
West, some trips are being curtailed because of the
drought, so a precheck Is In order.)
Shooting a rapid with
a group In a rubber raft,
or alone in a kayak, Is
an unforgettable expe-
rience. Taking on vio-
lent white water In a
kayak, however, is not
for beginners.
Northeast. Maine Is still largely undeveloped
and a river-runner's paradise. It's best may be the
St. Johns, offering a 201-mlle run from Northeast
Cany to Fort Kent, which Is, conveniently, the ter-
people than 25 other ca rs you could
buy (including Monzo,Mustongll, Pinto,
Toyoto1Celico, and Datsun B-210). And
more room for lt.Jggage than 53 other cars.
(Would you believe, with the rear seat folded
down it con hold 21 bogs of groceries. And
with the seat folded up it still has more trunk
space tho~ a Cadillac Seville.)
Finally, we come to Sci rocco, our true
sports car that giv~ you extravagance and
plain good sense at the some time.
Lost year Scirocco was the Trans Am
Chomp for cars under 2 liters. And speaking
of style, the Scirocco was just named one of
the "25 best-designed factory-made prod-
ucts available in America today" by F-ortune
Magazine.""
It also gives you something few sports
cars can offer: room for four and more trunk
, space than a Ford LTDIL
Yet (omazingly!) a Scirocco hos the some
the city. Dasher gets 36 mpg highway, 24
mpg city. (Of course, these ore EPA esti mates
with standard transmissions. Your mileage
may vary depending on how and where you
drive, optional equipment and your car's
condition.)
With oil this going for our Volkswagens.
we suggest you stop in to your Volkswagen
dealer for a test sit.
It's one way to get through the~
energy crisis without getting bent
out of shape. E conomy
without sacrifice.
fuel economy as a Rabbit. ~
Both Scirocco and Rabbit get ~1111"'~
37 mpg on the highway .and
24mpgirt
·•fortune. "'°'I l9n.
minus of U.S. highway I, which starts In KeyWest.
In Pennsylvania, the North Branch of the Susque-
hanna, from the New York State line to Tunkhan-
nock, Is one of the finest canoeing streams In the
East, and It Is' accessible from a half-doz.en big
cities.
Mtdweet. Missouri has dozens of beautiful
rivers, and In Minnesota, which has 13,000 miles
of Inland rivers, there Is some of the finest canoe-
ing In the world. The best may be In the Superior-
Quetico Forest, a joint U.S. -Canada preserve with
400,000 acres of virgin forest and a labyrinth of
lakes and meandering streams. Leave from Grand
Garais, EJy or Crane Lake.
Soutla. The Chatooga offers breathtaking
white-water adventure, and at least three outfitters
run tr1ps from northeast Georgia and North and
South Carolina. (Southeastern Expeditions, the
Nantahala Outdoor Center and Wlldwater Inc.)
'There are quieter riven, too, like the Chat-
tahoochee. The Suwannee In Geo..gta and Florida
Is serer\4!ly beautiful. For an unusual river trip, try
the "River of Grass .. -Aorida's Everglades. Guid-
ed canoe b1ps leave evay Thursday momlng from
Ewrgl.ades Ctty.
Fu Nortb. Real adventure ln the Northwest
Tmttoria of Canada can be found on the Mac-
Kenzie River, 1,000 navtgable mllU and a major
highway to the Arctic:, from Great Slave Lake to
the Beaufort Sea, with many signs of an-fJ111
dent Indians and Eskimos along the way. lili.
For further Information wrt~ the state Depart-
menta ·of Natural Ruoorcu In the .tata you wish
to ulslt or the U.S. Department of the Interior In
Waahlngton. (Aak about the WI.Id ortd Scenic llluer
Systems.) Alao located In Woahlngton ON The Wll-
demaa Soc:letv (1901 Pennsvluonlo Aue. N. W.
20006) and the Americ:on Forutrv Aasodauon
919 17th St. N. W. 20006). lMy bolh run guided
rtvcratps.
FAMILYW£EIU.Y,Ju'111,tt7'7 et
INSIDE THE MIND Of A MANAGER
Martin will manage the American League In
Tuesdays nationally televised All-Star clash.
By Neal Ashby
.. From sandlot days. Billy Martin has been dash·
ing. daring and all-too-eager to use his fists Time
after time. his rage has boiled to the surface Just
last month he did it again when he pulled slugging
right fielder R~ie Jackson out of a Yankee gam~
In Boston. Martin tore Into Jackson for not putting
enough effort Into fielding a ball. When Jackson
answered back, Martin lunged for him and had to
be restrained by his coaches.
Back in 1957, Martin and some other Yankees
got-into a nightclub row. causing Martin to be traded
away to the National League. With the Cincinnati
Reds in 1960. Martin "blew" over close pitches by
Chicago Cubs hurler Jim Brewer, threw his "at at
Brewer then punched him In the face .
While managing the Minnesota Twins in 1969.
Martin interceded in a nightclub bfawl between
two of his star players and flattened one of them.
pitcher Dave Boswell The Twins finished first in
their division, but Martin was not rehired for 1970.
He was fired before the end of his third season as
manager of the Detroit Tigers In 1973, despite a
consistent winning record and one division cham·
pionshlp . General manager Jim U,mpbell indi·
~ted Martin was just too difficult. It was the same
story with the Texas Rangers In 1975, though he
had turned around the team's performance.
"You play this game to win," Billy Martin says.
"I can't tolerate anything less than a total effort to
do It." One day In the Yankee dugout earUer this
season Martin spoke to FAMILY WEEKLY about the
finer points of the game.
"We have a code In baseball for our signs.
Touching the head Isl; face, 2; neck, 3; chest, 4 ;
hands, 5; belt, 6; legs, 7. If you see a manager gtv·
Ing 1-7-3 to the third base coach and the coach re-
peating that to the batter and the batter bunts on
the next pitch, then you've got their bunt sign. Of
course, as they give the sign they're going \hrough
a lot of other numbers to throw you off; you have
to~ out which ones arc the real ones.
"There's anocher way coaches can give away
that some special play Is on," says Martin. "When
something ls 'on,' a coach might give the stgns fast,
trying to keep the other team from 'readlng' them,
but give them slower If there's nothing rully on .
.. Another ttme you might call for a pttchout,"
11 . FAMILY WEEK.LY, July 17, 1m
How does he steal the opposing team's signs, know
when a· pitcher is tiring or ftgure out what type of
pitch a batter is expecting? Field general Billy
Martin candidly reveals the subtleties of running
a major league baseball team &om the dugout.
says Martin, still sllm and youthful-looking at 48,
"Is when you see something that makes you think
an opposing runner on first base Is going to try to
steal second. Say your pitcher throws over to first
to hold the runner close to the base, and you no-
tice just then that the runner Is leaning a little to-
ward second. That may mean he's getting ready to
steal, and If you pitch out, the catcher may be able
to frre the ball to one base or the other and catch
the runner In between."
lnRelders, Martin points out, often Indicate what
kind of pitch the catcher has signaled for by the
way they poQtk>n themselves. The difference may
be only a couple of st8P5> but moving to the In·
fielders' right (With a right-handed batter} may
mean fastball because the batter Is likely to get the
bat around quickly If he swings, and a shift to the
left may signify curve ball because the hitter will
probably swing later. The manager ~ alert his
batters to watch for these moves by Infielders for
an Indication of what kind of pitch to expect.
becoming "wildlugh," according to Martin . "They
tty to reach back and get a little extra on the pitch
to make up for their fatigue, and that makes It
harder for them to control the pitch and keep It loW
to the batter, where It's harder for most of them to
\, hit cleanly. If the opposing pitcher Is d6lng It, you
can alert your batters to watch for high pitches. If
It's yow pitcher, it's probably time to take him out
of the game." Pitchers may give away the pitches they're
throwing, using a continuous arm motion when
throwing a straight fastball, or stopping mom.en·
tartly as they twist their wrist for a curve.
Pitchers also reveal when their arms are tiring by
Martin even watches the umpires when they're
calling plays to see if they're In the best position to
see the action.
"Sure," he says, "because lf the umpire Is not In
'O • J i
He runs his team with ~
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Jeanne and Bob Beals
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Of course, whatever the Beals think
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Because all of them are State Fann
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having one agent nearby
who can help us with everything."
Having a State Farm family insurance
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He's the one agentwho's backed by
America's largest homeowners and
auto insurer, and one of the largest life
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And there's probably one Uke Steve
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A good manager knows when he has <>
chance of winning an argument with an umpire.
a position to see the play clearly, that's when you
have a good argument If his dedslon goes "9alnst
yow team."
Batters may reveal their hope of getting a swing
at a curve ball before It breaks by moving forward •
in the batter's box. "If I see that," reveals Martin. "I
have my pitcher throw closer to the batter. so he
can't get the bat around on the curve before II
breaks."
Managers must also Joel< for the man who Is be-
ginning to show his age ... In the fleJd," advisei
Martin, uyou see It ln his range. He Just doesn't get
to balls he used to be able to handle. Balls get
through for hits that should be outs. In batting, the
man Isn't as quick in swinging the bat. If you see
that, you mJght pitch him more fAStballs, which
can get by him faster."
Martin uses the ttrne between Innings to good
advantage. Some managen stay aloofty superior
down at one end ol the bench. Martin strolls baQ<
and forth tn the du9out. talking wlth his men,
keeping them happy and loc*lng for .. that chance
to IAUJch something."
These days, the major league manager goes to -
the bench armed with a lot ol Information about
the opponents. "Re.ports come Into my office
every week, either written or on the phone, from
our three scouts around the counby watching the
tean\I we're going to be playing soon."
Martin takes his brief case off a table and pulls
out some papers. "Thae are the written reports,"
he says. "They have filled-In blanks for each
player's times at bat, and for general comments ...
The reports advise Martin on how the Yankees
should pitch to each man on the other team, who
Will trY to steal and the counts they'll go on; who
wiU bunt and what count they bunted on, how tQ.
arTange ReJdeis to defense each batter and who Is
"hot" wtth the bat
"There Isn't anything the other team has been
doing that we don't t<now about. This game Is a lot
more complicated now than the general public
realir.es.
"You just have to stay on top ol things," Marttn
oonduda. "Don't let the.little thi'9 get by you.
That's the way to wtn. ~. Keeping track of the
lttde things and not missing a thing that hap-,_
pens on the 8eld!" · lillm
FAMILY WEEJU.Y, .Nty 11, 1117 • 0
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SISSY SPACEK'S STRANGE ROAD TO STARDOM
Although best known for her weird and terrifying roles,
By Patricia Baum off-screen this young star radiates holl]espun warmth. ~ ~~~~~ 'f~~ 00 fasts
Sissy Spacek has played every weirdo In Slssy began her acttng career after a
the book. Just these past few months -faml)y tragedy During her senior year In
dubbed "Sissy Spacek Season" by movie high school, a brother died of leukemia.
buffs -she's played the spooky teenager The loss .. blew a hole In everything and
with telekinesis ln Come, a spaced-out made me awani that we don't always have
maid In Wekome to L.A. and a drab girl as much ttme as we suppose." To "get out
who assumes her roommate's personality from underneath," she moved to New
In Three Women. AD In aD, a funny way to York to pW11Ue a singing caner.
arrive at success. Yet at Tl, Sissy Spacek Recalllng those cariy days with d!sbeaef,
has definitely arrived. She was named Sissy says, "There I was, this skinny little
Best Actress of 1976 by the National girl with a big guitar and patent leather
Society of film Critics, has received an shoes. I was a blank page. With each
Oscar nomination and Is now being halled group of people I .met I tried to be what-
as one of Hollywood's most promising i " ever I felt they needed. I had no opinions
young stars. f .~ about what luf!\lture l liked or anything
Although on-screen she wallows In the <' J else. I didn't even know that making It as a
weird, Sissy is not the least bit kooky. With !~~~~===~~===~--..:..:~~~~~~~~~~~~!.5 singer was supposed to be a struggle, that her Texas twang, Innocent blue eyes, long -every kki ln America had the same Ide.a."
blond hair and sunny freckles, she radiates From left: Sissy as herself, as Pinley In Three Women and as Carrie. She sang In nightclubs, dkt background
a homespun warmth. Her views and val-vocals for commerdals and later studied
ues are down-to-earth. "It's hard finding something likable about a the other person. During the fllmlng of acting. Her first notable movie was Bod-
Sissy's affec:ttng wholesomeness springs creep and then making her sympathetic," Come, Sissy kept a box under Carrie's bed lands. and during the ftlmlng of It she met
naturally from her background. She was she says. If necessary, Sissy will go to slmtlar to the metal fishing-tackle box of se· her future husbond Jack Ask, a talented
raised In the small town of Quitman, elaborate lengths to land these parts. For cret belongings she herself had as a child. art dlrec:tor. It was Corrie, however, that
Tvxas, where her father was a county the Corrie screen t~. "I put Vaseline In To feel like an outcast, she made a point of put Sissy on the map.
agricultural agent, and she was showered my hair and wore my little blue sailor dress not fraternizing with the other actors. Sissy now plans to branch out Into m<>t'e
with love and affection. "I can remember from seventh grade. I reaRy l~ked -and Although her Involvement adds realism mature roles. "I feel lucky to have played
Mom and Dad peeking In at my brothers felt -funky and ugly." to her roles, It has Its drawbacks. ''Some-young girls so long," she says. "But fm
and me In our bedrooms," she says, "and Once she has a role, she Is not one to sit times," she admits, "I can't shake the char-tired of being grouped with Tatum O'Neal
cooing over how beautiful and smart we back complacently. Sissy begins her unique acters off when f'm through with the fUm. and Jodie Foster. And It's getting hard for
were. With that kind of devotion I always ritual of turning herself Into the character After Carrie I kept ainglng and withdraw-me to remember what I was like at 14. f m
feh very secure." by donning white painter's clothes to totally Ing whenever I met people. I started to manted now and feeling more womanly.
Today Sissy f)f'efers the klnky over the erase herself and then by employing any panic because my next film, Three Wo· And I want to play parts more rele-fJN
straight roles because of their challenge. other technique that will transform her Into men, was looming so close. To exorcise vant to my llfe today." !All
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Quips & Quotes
In The Good Old Summertime
Between ouches, the loving wiFe was applying
ointment to hubby's fiery sunburn. "I can't stand
It; fm going to die," moaned the patJent.
"Honey, if I do, for Pete's sake bury me In the
shade." -Lone Olinghouse
Wont to get bock on your feet? Ma&S o few pay-
ments on your car -Audrey Earle
The actor was boasting to his colleague, "Boy,
did I have that audience glued to their seats."
"By golly," responded his friend, "I never
tho ught of that ." -Dorothea Kent
THROUGH A CHILD'S EVES
Kida aee lite dltferently. Send angina/ contrtbutlona to"~ Family WMkly, 6'1 Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y.1 S101fuMd-noneretumed.
I usually give the chUd for whom I baby .. lt
a small treat when my Job le finished. I asked
five-year-old Kurt 111bether he wanted to
know what trat I had for him. Quite o·
dted but pretending some tndJJJerence. he
said. '"Tell It to me real low 'came I just
want to know a llttJe."
-,Jan Starling
Fountain Volley, C.Olf/.
PUYBAU..flll
Toke me out to the ball game
Forget about t'he fain.
I wont to see o game ployed
By eighteen ml/l/onoire.s .•
-Woll Strelghtl/f
By Frank Baglntkl
LITil.E EMILY
.. A pennv for vour thoughf:lf"
fAMILY WEECLV, Jllfr tl, lt'n e f1
My Feet Were Killing Me
.. Dntil I Discovered
the Miracle of Hamburg!
It was the Euro-
pean trip I had al-
ways dreamed
about. I bad the
time and money to
go where I wanted
-see what I
wanted. But I soon
learned that money and time don't mean much when your feet hurt too
much to walk. After a few days of sightseeing my feet were killing me.
Oh, I tried to lceep going. In Paris I limped through Notre Dame and
along the Champs-Elysees. And I went up in the Eiffel Tower although I
can't honestly say I remember the view. My feet were
so tired and sore my whole body ached. While every-
body else was having a great time, I was in my hotel
\ room. I didn't even feel like sitting in a sidewalk cafe.
The whole trip was like that until I got to Hamburg,
Germany. There, by accident. I happened to bear
} about an exciting INe.aklhrough for anyone who suffers
from sore, aching feet and legs.
This wonderful invention was a
custom-made foot support called
Flexible Featberspring. When I
got a pair and slipped them into
my shoes my pain disappeand al-
most instantly. The flexible shock absorbing support
they gave my feet was like cradling them on a cushion
of air. I could walk, stand, even run. The relief was
truly a miracle.
And just one pair was all I needed. 1 learned that
women also can wear them--cven with sandals and
open backed shoes They're completely invisible.
Imagine how duntbfoundcd I was to discover that
these miraculous devices were sold only in Europe.
Right then I determined that I would share the miracle J discovered in
Hamburg with my own countrymen.
Today thousands of Americans of all agcs--many with foot problems far
more severe than otine--bave experienced this blessed relief for themselves.
Herc's why Fcathcrsprings work
for them and why they can work
for you. These supports arc like
nothing you've ever seen before.
They arc custom fitted and made
for your feet alone! Unlike con-
ventional devices, they actually
imitate the youthful elastic SUl>-
port that Nature originally in-
tended your feet to have.
W!'atever your problem---coms, calluses, paln in the balls of your feet.
burrung nerve ends, painful ankles, old injuries, backaches or just gen-
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A Buyer's Gulde To Furniture
• Before leaving your house. review your
needs -where you live, how you live, the
ages and number ol people In your family,
the amount of entertaining you do at
home, the spaces In which the furniture
will be placed. the colors you already have
In the room lo be furnished.
• If there Is a lot of traffic In the room. or
you have young children, steer d ear of
natural colors and buy a fabric that has a
tight weave and cleans easily. In addillon.
make construction of your upholstered fur-
niture a prime consldenition:
1. There should be no squeaks ln the
frame Te$t for them by slt11ng down and
pushing yourself back quickly. Test the seat
to mal<e sure you do not feeJ springs. If the
springs are !Wt peoperly, you'U sit the same
way every time. The cushions should not
fall Iowa.rd the center, sink at the arms or
collapse under your legs.
2. Check for proper padding by lifting the
seat cushions and feeling the deck. Run
your hands over the arms, especially the
edges, to determine whether they are pro-
perly padded-You should not feel any of
the frame. You also should feel padding
when you run your hands over the outside
of the couch.
3. Be sure cushions are not uniformly flat.
' Bulkiness assures that the fabric has been
webbed over the foam fUling and reduces
the possibility of the weave of the fabric
becoming unnecessarily strained.
4_ Contemporary pieces should be on
casters. Feel beneath the couch for cam-
bric covering. The Interior should not ~
exposed.
5. Look for labels telling content, durabili-
ty and cleaning Instructions_
6. Look for arm caps on a good couch, In·
eluded at no extra charge.
An Expert Dole• Out
Allowance Information
It Isn't easy for parents to decide how
much allowance to give their children. The
first question, of course, Is whether your
children should get an allowance Most
family counselors say yes. "I feel kids
should have an allowance to help teach
them the value of money, how to save,
even how to plan ahead," says Jane Bru-
eck, supervisor of family services for the
Family Counseling Center In St. Peters-
burg, Fla. At what age should parents start
giving their chUdren an allowance? "When
kids learn to count, as young as 4 °' 5, I
think It's time to give them an allowance -
even If It's a quarter OC' less," says Ms.
Brueck. "As the child gets older, his
allowance should be slowly lna~d."
Deciding when to start gtvtng children an
allowance may not be as difflcuh as deter-
mining how much money they should get.
"The amount Is not as Important as the de·
dslon-maklng process behind It. Parents
should enter Into a dialogue with their
child, discuss how much money he-Chinks
Is necessary to get along," Ms. Brueck ad·
vises. She also thinks "the family should sit
down and dllcuss allowances In light of
their financial situation Chlldrens allow-
ances should (It ttwrlamUy budget."
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Are Supermen And Woftdet
Women Insecure?.
According to a Suinford Univ psycholo-
gist, superma.scullne men as well as super-
feminine women usually think poorly of
themselves. MOYeover, they score lower
on Intelligence tests than their more an-
drogynous counterparts (those with a mlx·
ture of masculine and feminine traits) Dr.
Sandra Bern classified 1,500 Suinford SIU·
dent volunteers by their preferences
among 60 traits -20 "mascuHne" (e.g.,
ambitious, seH-rel~nt. assertive). 20
"feminine" (affectionate, gen~. under-
standing) • and 20 "neutral" (friendly,
likable, truthful) In follow-up tests, she
found that those who had scored In the
masculine and feminine extremes showed
less self-assurance. more anxiety and
more neurotic conflict. and they tended to
score lower on l.Q. and creativity tests.
"An androgynous personality," says Or.
Bern, "allows one to be Independent and
tender, assertive and yielding. It expands
the range of behavior open to a person.''
A Child In The Hospital
A child In the hospital faces anxleties and
concerns, "but for a number of children
hospitalization can be a remarkably posi-
tive experience," says child psychologist
Phyllis Magrab, Ph.D. "What parents do
befote, during and after f°' their chUd can
make the difference." Preparing a chUd of
any age Is Important. she says, prefenibly
with a hospital 0vfslt ahead of time. U that's
not possible, prepare the chUd wtth an ex-
p\anation of where he's going, why and
what to expect. It's best to smy wtth young
chUdren, who need assurance that they
ere not being abandoned. Other ttps:
1. Don't let anxiety be transferred to the
child. For example, don'f break bod news
In front of him until you have time to gath·
er your own strength to give an explanation.
2. Set priorities and rely on friends and
family to help ao you can spend time wtth
yourchUd.
3. Establish trust and be hones1 abOut
what wUl and will not hurt.
C. Listen with understanding to your child
How To Put People At Eaae
Putting people at ease Is a basic step In get-
ting them to react favorably t()'.Vasd you,
says Dr. Arnold Lazurus, a psychologist at
Rutgers Univ. He offers these suggestions:
• Let people hear your vok:e -don't just
nod. The sound of the voice Is like a calling
card or Introduction.
• Avoid talking too much or too little. If
you tend to be too quiet, use more words.
You'll find that other people will loosen up.
And If you're a compulsive talker, try to
summarize. Others often llke to hold the
floor themselves.
• Use the word ''r' In your conversation.
You're much less of a mystery when you
disclose something about yourself.
• Look for something you can comment
on positively. Pick something that you
genuinely like about the other person.and
point It out to hlm.
• Be able to la1.19h at yourself. U you tell a
story In which you don't come out In a par-
ticularly good light. you'll Immediately see
other people warm up to you. They'U feel
at ease because they have undoubtedly
suffered slmUar discomforts.
• Let your face express your feelings If It
Is a mask, you're not going to put anybody
at ease. If you're pleased about some-
thing. show your feenngs.
• Make eye contact with the other person.
Looking up at the ceiling or down at the
floor while speaking mal<es your listener
feel Ill at ease.
• If you disagree, attack the Idea rather
than the person. You might say, "I
disagree with that Idea," but don't say any-
thing that Implies. "You are wrong for
thinking that."
Fnllll A Vlelf to Ille H~}ii~ ct...
pfloto br Wllter ~Copyright~ 1161
Of'oeMt a ~.1nc.
and let him talk. Treat older children as a
"partner" with you ln their Ulness prob'4lms.
5. Overvisltlng Is bod, and v\sttors should
be those people who are Important ln the
child's life. Your fdends can give you sup-
port In a visit outside the chllds room.
Lo .. of Hearing:
A Growing Problem
MOfe Americans have been suffering from
hearing loss in recent years because of In-
creased noise pollution, yet not many peo-
ple realize the sertousnes.s of constant ex-
posure to noise. David P. Goldstein, prof.
of audiology and speech sciences at Pur-
due Univ., says the assault of noise on a
person's hearing has a cumulative effect.
"It may take 10 ro 15 years for the hearing
loss to be realized. and by then it's too
late." Goldstein points out that hearing
stress occurs when a person Is subjected to
too much sound. The person lhen may
have what Is called a temporary threshold
shih In which his hearing Is temporarily Im-
paired. If he stays away from the noise, his
hearing will come back, but eventually the
problem may become permanent. A hear-
ing aid can help, but fuU hearing will not be
restored. Goldstein says the subtle signs ol
overexposure to noise are ringing In the
ears that subsides and fuzzmess or unclear
sounds. To help prevent premature hear-
ing loss due to noise pollution:
• Tum down your stereo, radlo and T V.
• If possible, av<*i places where the noise
level Is high.
• When buying products, such as vacuum
cleaners and lawn mowers, select ones
that are least noisy. Noise levels are listed
on many products.
• If hearing tests reveal that you have ear-
ly signs of noise-induced he&'ing loss,
wear protective ear devices when sub-
jected to loud sounds.
BIRTHDAYS (Sunday-Friday, Cancer:
Saturday, Leo): S uncby -James
Cagney 73; Phyllis Diller 60. Monday -
John Glenn 56; Red Skelton 64; S. I.
Hayakawa 71. 1\aaday -George
McGovern 55; Ille Nastase 31: Vikki Carr
35. Wejlnaday -Natalie Wood 39;
Duma Rigg 39; Elliot Richardton 57.
Thursday -Isaac Stem 5 7; Don Knotts
53; Marshall McLuhan 66. Friday -
Rose Kennedy 87; Orson Bean 49. Sat·
wday -Don DlysdaJe 41: Pee Wee
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12:00 D $uptftlowl ll Hlahlllhb of the Superbowl XI, played on Jin. 9, 1971 with the Mlnnuota Vlkinp and Oaklend Ral~ers
D"-fu
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12f>O D D a ,,._Ill hllty lioll Cllllk Covtraae ol the hnel round ol ttus toumement from Sutton, Mata
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1:00 • (II?J ())) CD CIS s,.rta S,UI "Boaln('
CD l'.lodaer lntbell LOI An1e1t1 Ood1e11 vi San 01110 Padres 4:30 ())ht Fan
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5:30 <• CD) Ar•'• Spam Woftd TUESOAY, JULY 19
S:OO U 9J ()) CD 8 All.Star 11-.U <:overact of tht 48th 1nnu1I All
Star baseball clusic from Yankee Stedlum In The Bronx, New Y°'k with
sportscasters Tony Kubek and Jot G1111iola reportln1. Typecasting is an unfortunate. but inevitable, oc· SATURDAY, JULY ZJ
11:00 u ~ CIJ cm a Gnncbtancl/lllfot lNpt laseblll Teams to be curence in the world of show business, especially in
announced. television. John Amos is one actor who is determined
S WCT Challtn11 CllP not to let it happen to him.
11:30 e Anpls Baseball C11ttorn11 Anaers vs Minnesot1 Twtna. In case you were trapped in a cave the last six CD This W..k ill lllttblll
12:30 ())This WM•"' aa1111t11 months, and were not aware of 11, Amos superbly
1:00 •CD (JD) (13 Cl)) U.S. Woman'• Open lioll l~e covera1e of the portrayed the adult Kunta Kin le in ABC's landmark
third round of play tn this roll tournament from the Hnelt1ne N11tonal miniseries "Roots." He 1s now working, and working
Golf Club in Cllasu. Minnesota hard, on his TV comedy, Future Cop, which was given a ~~: :'c~)~ lowlint new lease on life when it was picked up for the fall by
4:00 fJ <<m Cil) Clltffl111 o,.n Celt NBC. In the senes, Amos plays opposite Ernest
Cl) 1977 Allllt1111 500 Borgnine A robot poltceman 1s assigned to work with
4:30 ~ z::: =: Worid the parr, and Amos 1s the one who is..unaware that his
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5:00 fJ ((]1) Cl)) Cl) CIS s,.,ts SpedKll!ar lo further develop the quality that first landed him tn
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SUllDAY, JULY 17
l-00 B (C) "Trapert" (adv) '72-Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis.
CD (C) "Mitt Mt in St. Louil" (mus) '45-Judy Garland. Tom 011ke.
1:00 CD (C) "The Comic" (com) '69-0ick Van Dyke, Michele lee.
9:00 a ()) (Im ('8) Cl)) CC) "Tiit 1.ot11 Geodii,t" (mys) '73-Elliot Gould, Sterlin& Hayden.
9:30 D O CD D 0 (C) "Nictit Ttrrw" (dra) '77-Vilene Harper, Richard Romanus MONDAY, JULY II
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t.30 • CJ) al (8 Cl)) CC) .......,.,. (dra) '75-Sissy Sl*tk.
SAtiJIOAY HllY 13
l"CIO e CC) "r.llfa" ~) '48-hOb Hope, Jane Rlllltll. Lite CC) '1111 •11 IQt' (eo111b:;!0111 Bollty. Gvr Madiloft .. t.tte a• n <C> ,,_ (dra) '71-Ro0ertw.111er.
•
teams in four different leagues), Amos won the lead in
Los Angeles' Ebony Showcase production of "Nor-
man, Is That You," for which he also won a Los
Angeles Drama Critics nomination for his perfor-
mance.
He was then Gordy, the weatherman. on the Mary
Tyler Moore Show for three seasons, and a football
coach in Wall Disney's "The World's Grearest Ath·
lete," which turned out to be the second-highest
grossing film ever for the Disney Studios.
Amos was then contacted by Tandem Productions.
and played the role of Florida's husband on Maude,
That series begat Good Times, where he displayed his
dramatic as well as comedic talents. After two and
one-half years on Good Times, Amos decided lo roll
the dice and leave the show in order to expand his
talents and explore more challenging roles .
The gamble paid oft with his powerful portrayal of
the proud Mand1nka warrior The role is, of course, still
following him around, but Amos is into other things;
namely Future Cop, which begins shooting in mid-
luly. It would be natural to assume that Amos would
be disappointed 1n going from a history-making min·
iseries to a situation comedy. Nol so, say the rugged
actor.
"I enjoy working the Ernie (Borgnine) very much,"
he says. "In fact. last season, I used lo get up early
because I was so looking forward to that day's shoot-
ing. We work together extremely well. Hey, he's an
·Academy Award win~r. If it doesn't bother him, it
sure doesn't bother me."
Ambs, who is currently In the pft)Cess of developin8
a one-man show a la James Whitmore. prefers to
spend the maJorlty of his free time at his San f.ernando
Valley home, working with Rusty, an Arabian/Quar·
terhorse stallion which he raised and trained • .. ....
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MORN.™ I D @ Cl) m 0 It's AnJbOd(s m lllllwinlle nu • GlltSS a> Tiit Munsters -4:30-
8:00
D (j) Summer Stmtsler
CD Tiit rn aub DWwledae ammmtllfts
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• llllf nicboall Colirw D llGt fof w.nitn Only
• W\I Altar• e Micllatl lKbon Show ()) TV ClmtOOlll a <Ill 9 futures m lom's lia Tot1 m Cirtoons ( llll ( f)) Romptf Room
7:00 fl (() (<llJ CJ)) lttws
11 @ L{) m a roc1ay Show
• 700 Club
Cil Cartoons • rn ®I cam> Mornl111 Amtriu a ussie m Dtnnis Ille Melll<A
Cl) SP"CI ~er
(8) Tiit 700 Club
fD Yoe• ICN Healtll
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(J) II> Cartoons e TM rn Chlb m Yoe! & f rietMls m lilisttr "°Cers
8:00
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m r e1U 111e eat
((ll) CD) Tiit rn Club
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• futvm
([) Tiit Ardties
GIMJ Mdia
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9:00 • ([) lttf•'• Lll(J CJ) Tiit rn aub
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al)UttltbUI ID SmtlM Street
CIJ) Piii! Doulltll SM
-9:30-
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10:00
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CIJ) , •• ,. °"
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• ((ll) Cl)) CJ) lM" Uft
U I]) 1!'Dl (al (I)) $20,000 fD '1i> Features D To Tell Ille Truth; Ntn rues l'yi1111id m Andy Griffith m W'rldllle Mvtnture
ED Electric Com111n1
11:00
U ( "-!' ) Y 01111a & Restlm
D QJl <.£• m 9J Shoot tor tlle
Stars
Tiit Eda• of 111p1
U IIal (all (I)) PREMIERE
Tiie letttr Se1 8111 Anderson and
Sarah Purcell host
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m111ttr0MW1 Ill Gomtr P'yle m Stallle Street
-11:30-
0 (!Ill OJ) ([)Search for
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Man e Groucho
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AFT•RNOON
12:00
U lloonti1111 D Tllll Girl
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R)Jn's Hope
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(Clll CJ)) NocNI A.ffll1/Joe llf1tU
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-12:30-u (IIlJ CIJ) ([) As the World
Tums
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(() Family Affair
(Jlll All M1 Childre11 a> Covrtslllp of Eddie's Fatlltr
a 0or1s °'' s. Ql) Yotl tor Htalttl
1:00
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[I7J (3)) Bozo's Bia Top
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4:00
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(IBI D) Bon1nu
(JJJ Whet! of fortMnc m Eltctric Company
5 :00
DDD CD®l lkn D 12)) cu m @ All-Star IHt·
ball r uesday Covera1e ol the 48th
annual All Star baseball classic from
Yankee Stadium in The Bron,, New
York Tony Kubek ind Joe Garag1ola
are commeolalors
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CJ) Courtsl11p of Eddie's flthu
Ci1 Wild Wild West m Tht llew Michy Mouse Club
CD (8) I Dream of Jeannie
(3J I Dre1n of Junit m Sesame Strttt m Di111h! a The Lucy Shott
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-5:30-u lll (ll!' ill) (llfl (li) News
rIJ Ada11·l2
Cl Room 222 m Pluse Don't ut tht Dawes
II> Ciel S...rt
121) My Tllr" Sons a lewitdled '9 Villa Altare
The Lorax. a S.usalan symbol or ecology, loudly voices his
complaints as he lights for the preaarvallon of soma threat-
ened Truffula Treas, on the award-winning animated spa-
cial, "Dr. Seuss' The Lorax," re-airing on CBS Tuesday at
8PM.
PegeS
SUNDAY I
JULY 17
I IOIAHIQ
* lndiutes an Mwtrtisement
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8:00
Cl) Wedi, " Out Cl Youtll Ille laMs ..,......,._
-6:30-
• TMI(• llell&ioft
Cl) ~ Oii ll4ltrition
9 1i1111ic & Ille Sfc*en Wofd
Cl) I.ti llltrt le Ullrt
• Tiit m au11 8tWltlllt a t11t F1111tstionH
7:00
8 Lam, Unto My Fttt
(I) Voice of Acriculturt
U lllC Rtllaious Specl1I "l he
Alternahwes" Jean Garton discusses
altMtahves to 1bor110t1.
... , ... Mlrblt
(])TM mau.
Cl) TV I Loob It Learnina
m 1111t 1err .....
• Enll.a ....., ""' @ Cl) Tiiis Is Ille lift ® H.I. Put .11 .• Stllf
f,DYllCJ for~
ID Acricultvrt USA
-7:30-
• Liil Up& Uwe
(I) Flitll fof Tedn
D Lind ol tht lost
gUnder'°I
Cl) Yoei & F rietlds
• Dey ol Disalnry m Tiit F1illtsto1e1
9 Cl) D..., ' Gollrtll (3) TlllMSM Tuie4o
f.D Misttf Rottn
(121J ) TOMI Kall llttlins
(JJJ Sine Yow PrW to Him
8:00
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Cl) JlllllllJ S..auart SIMM
D TIM ~ lrtim t.A.P.E..l..
l!I ""'9 & Friel* 8 (ynitNSS Los M&efes
Star Trtl Clrtoofls u llft. lel'lf Jtlllins cm a,.,, r11w111 m Wondera1111
0>Rt1Hwillllr" (CI!J CJ)) Hour ol ,_,
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-8:30-
D Way Out IOalMs m m o., o1 Dhtoffry e Tlltl's Cit
Cl) ltrry BlrMrd
D O ()) It Is Wrltttn a MMtifts Time at CllYary
((IIJ CI)) .lel'ry F1lwell
(!Bl ) RH Hll!ftNrd
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9:00
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.. Serttlll~ • Cimp!IS Profile: Y'_,alnt Oft
Mritioll
TEXAS BEAUTY
Beautiful. poised and sensitive not only
describes Kelly Garrett but Jaclyn Smith. who
plays the role of Kelly in ABC's Charlie's Angels
series. Wednesdays al lOPM. Like the character
she plays, Jaclyn was born in Houston, Texas.
She is the daughter of Jack and Margaret Ellen
Smith and is the youngest of two children. Her
father is a dentist.
Jaclyn started her career in the performing
arts by studying ballet at the age of three.
While attending Pershing Junior High School,
she began performing at Houston Community
Playhouse. She continued acting there until she
graduated from Lamar High School. Jaclyn then
studied drama and psychology at T rinity Uni-
versity at San Antonio. Texas.
After returning home for a short time. Jaclyn
tried working in New York. While there, she
conducted a ballet class for underprivileged
children in the Head Start program. Then as
opportunities opened up for her there, she
moved to the Wes1 Coast.
Among the films in which she has appeared
are "Bootleggers" and "The Adventurers." In ~reat demand as a model. Jaclyn bas appeared
m some 75 commercials during the past eight
years.
Her television roles include appearances in
two McClouds, Get Christy Love, The Rookies,
a film for the World of Disney and a recurrent
role in Switch.
Jaclyn loves children and plans lo work in a
project Involving younger children when she
has more time available. Her love of animals
.It ....
ct 0 ()) Cl) Oral ltolltrts cm 1t 1a Wrttt111 m 11111111 s..uart a Faith hi! Today
tD Dollliftao A Dollli11t1
8 llnow Your Billie
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• Oilltnsiorls
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1Im s,.dn1111 O> A lttttr Litt
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10:00
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Cl) Golptl Hour
((ll) Cl)) Cl11tma S..tt1lffn llll ()) Foc111 on Entro a Sullda1 c.i.bnt1o11
I:) Sesame StrMI
(121l Cl)) Louis Paul Llll111an m 1ftSicht 0 San Ditto I nsicle Out
-10:30-
D T Ollay's llelltlon u T\is b Ille lift 8 Cl) ((21) Cl)) Junior Almost
AllytllMe liMs
Cl) bltlrutieU Holtr D Aluziq P""*1 lttws
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ID Futbol Socm
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1!1 Day ol Oiscowtry rqu,M: Wilclow to Ille Soutll
U CJ) (all CJ)) Adwenlurts ot
Gillipn CiMml' a Rt• Hvftlllard
({I) lsala and Answtrs m Mowll: "TM Goo4 Humor Man"
(tom) '50-Jack Carson. Lola
Al1K11ht m Cllllrdl in tltt ltomt
l2J) Lind ol UM lost
131 first Baptist Churdl m Electric Co11111111y Im Human Dim1.nsicwl
ID) Lind ol tht lost
-11:30-
D Mowll: ct) "You're "'"' Too Youns" (com) '55-Dean Martin.
Jmy lewis, Diana Lynn. DOn Clmpus a Jimmy Swauut Show
Cl) w..•end U CJ) ((21) Cl)) Animals. Animals
(JA) lllovie: "Callins Dr. Kildare"
(dra) '39-lew Ayres (Cl1J (}))Soul Traift
G> Rellotl
QI) ~ frOlll C.A.P .U .
I Ah•RNOON
12:00
D SuperMI II H11hh<ts ol the
Stlperbowl XI. played on Jan 9. 1977
with lhe Minnesota V1k1n1s and
Oakland Ra1dm
has been transformed to the character she plays
in the series. Her French poodle, Albert, has
become a member of the cast of the series.
Water skiing, swimming and horseback
riding are among her hobbies. She also skis and
plays a little tennis. She enjoys reading and
listening to music, principally classical.
Iii Movie: "llnlliclt" (iwes) '51-
Tyrone Power, Suun H1yw11d
• (]) (all ) lu uta and MM rt
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a ~lritanniu
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Clluic Coveraae ol the final round ol
this tournament from Sutloo, Mass
Ari """"* $fO'b 8 CJ) (121) ())) Dirt<tiOlls e Warrt14 Dud Of Ali9'
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Special: USAC Allto llldn1
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Padres n . Los Anaeles Ood&ers
• St•rthn•
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(!DJ Allimala, Anh111ls
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Ood&ers vs San Oreao Padres
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'68-Edward G Robinson, Adolfo
Cth. Terry Thomas a> T111111
(3) Mldic & Ille ~tn Wonl
(al CD) Mottler lMt m Sltmptt en Domlllao
Ci) Tiit -..1 ''°"'
-2:30-
CI> Topic D lllffttllt ,ma e Moftster RlllJ
I) Mowie: "Tllt Iii $tt.tl" (Id¥)
'49-Robert Mitchum, line Greer,
Witham 8endtl
0 (() lttN of lllt "'-
(21 COIN Wal' tlle WorW <a w> Tiit c......_
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D Mall kilft. lla11 DtstrtYI
3:00
8 111"9; ~ '1lle lfeMll $Ur"
(•es~ie-Howtrd Duff, l1t1 S.ron
(]) : "'Tiit S.rdlill1 WIM"
(dtt) '46-Rokrt Youn1
UM OMWltll. .. (() HIO Clta•nal <II lhtle: "Tiit IU111'a ,.,., ...
(tdv) '61-0oua McClure, lrll SI
John, Clu7 StockwtN e Mfttt: ~ "Twlstd lr•ln"
(llor) '74-f>at Cardi, Jolln Hiland
((l?J (J)) Tiit fWMf'UI
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Lt1una Btach's famM re·creatlon
of cllSSIC artwork with live models
(8 (()) WI .. T• Slfttte
-3:30-
(J) Tllh Ii llMball
U Mowit: •Soait "°91t" (mus)
'63-Kennelh MOie, Illy Brooks.
(cm (})) CiMllll S.-teea
(Jl)ll~TOMIKI•
f,DWDau11
(IBJ (()) Sci-Fi llleat11 Ml ... : ct) ..... and lllB. loJo
.loMs" (d~) '71-Desi A11111 Jr
4:00 U TM Sul!Uy Show
D Ve7•11 lt ltlt lettOlll of IN Su
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D MoM: ~ "TrillitJ h Stia Ml
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(wes) '49-John Wayne, Ward Bond
fB Somttt.1111 """ 9 (I) Mttl Ille l'fess a ~ .. S.rriwal
f.D Wiii Strttt ""' m Amarian Antler
-4:30-
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8 ()) v.kt of Acr\Cultv11
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'40-TyrOM Powtf
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II) Mowit: ct) •Mvrdtf l11e." (mys)
'60-Stuact WMman. Peter Falk c cm CI>> ......, 111tMs 111 c-.t
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MJ "The Secret of Old Gloty M1ne"
The fne11dsh1p of a 11n1t111 cat Inds
lo I feud between I ClllZltd
prospeclol and a _JOUn& 1eolo1ist
OVtf 1 deserted Alll'ona silver mine
resulhna 1n 11e1r catastrophe when
Ute old miner ~n1m1tes the u1s1in1
WOf._rnas
(l)W'rW Kintdolll
U CI>® (IZJJ (I)) llmr
°'"/Hardy loft "Mystery ol tht
Ghostw11ter's Cruise ' A rel111n1
crurst Oii • lu1ur, hntr lufns rnto 1
perilous adventure '°' N111CY Drew wllen Diie of the men on botrd. 1
mystery 1nlter receives lhruts
a1a1nsl hrs Irle
Cl Father Our htlm "Brother
Dear Brother" When P1tr1ck's
mother tails him lo tell hrm his
brother Philip I~ 1n the llosp1lal,
thines start lo co wron1 foi Patrick.
Ql l'wryMllOll
fB ~ un11111• "-Ir•• a lllovlt: CC) ''Gu1orln " (hor)
'72-Cornel Wilde, Jenn11er S.11. m A1111Ha,111 •
CID Amt1k1111
-7:30-
(1) Andy Wlllla111a a 111m Thb l4ouJol
W>""'" 8:00 11 ((JJJ ) :J) ~ (R) Rhoda
experiences 1 severe SCPfratron Ptln
when silt dtSCOYers her estian1ed
husb.tnd with 1nottler woman
U 0 Cl) GI Cit lllC S.•'-J
Mpl.,.,: Mca.M "The Grut T Ill
cab Stampede" Em ltlollsh Mars1111
McCloud rs 11lsely .ecused rn ttle
sl1r1n1 of a New YCHk t1bb11-1nd
d1u1 dealer-rt makes no d1fflrence
to the dead man's ven1unce seek
1ne $1Sler. 1n lstttl t0ld1tr
8 st Ju4t T.U. Dannr Thomas
hosts 1111s 5-hour telethon tor St
Jude's Cttildren's Research H054>ital
wrth fund.s 101nr to the research of
deadly childhood dismes Marlo
Thoma, Henrr Winkler, Penny Mar
shall, R~rdo MDlltalban, Suaar R.y
RobrnS011 appear
Cl) -""'" • CI> crDl <ca w > su 111111o11 $
Man (R) Steve II lmd wnh th•
cllotee of riskin1 his O'#n hfe or tht
liva of 30.000 Arntl1Clns when a
ruthless e1tortlon1s1 threatens to
reluse deadly nerve 111
G lriii1 • Ille lilril Bruce Foriyt h hosts this special with 111ests T11t1UY,
Honor Blttkman, Lena Zanron1, Tht
Three Otlf'm fno, Oenii BtOWlow,
Karen David and tht lrontl Blarr
Danct11 m Mlwie: ct) 0-r) '11le t.k"
(com) '69-0ICk Van Dyke, Mrchele
Ltt, Mdey Rooney, Cornel Wrldt m SMI nny SJIW
tDl .... M,.
• o.c..ntary sa.c..
-1:30-• <cm CJ)) (() Pllyllls Pllyllrs
hlS a YCry llt(t "$mall" problem
when her dau&flltt 1n1101Jncts lier
1ntentioll ID mNJY tilt aon of 1
midl•t couple so.-.....
8:00
8 (Cnl (])) Cl) ~ (R) Tiie
en1a1tment of Ptle's coll11• sweet·
heart sends him on • fr•lllitd trill to
reveal !he man's llue molivts befCH1
the 1mpendlna mtrrilp
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()) llWld T 11111 Tt11tlls
• CI> 9 (QI (I)) UC s.u,
lllPt fllo'lle: ~ (211r) "flit 1M1 liooArt" (mys) '73-Elliot Gould,
Sterlin& H1Ydtn, H1111 Vtn P1ll1ndl
Soph1sliuled p11n le e1e Philip
Merlowe becomes involved wrlh
m111der 1nd struae cll1r1e1m rn Hollywood
C) Dr. Wilttf10fl m Ru H•Mi• S Tiit OM W.,
fD MaW"'9et Tlleatrt-'.W.." ., fl s-. .. Srhla P\1111
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CMcef1 -9:30-
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(dra) '77-Viltnt Harper, Richard
Rom1nus. Mrchael Tolan, Bt1tr"e
Manley, Quinn Cummrnp. Valtrie
Hlfl>er s11rs as 1 molor1s1 forced lo
flee for her life alter w1tnw1n1 the
slayrnc ol a h11hw1y P1lrolman,
G Voice ti tlM Martyn
10:00
II ((l?J (])) DelmOle C1ly
slickers Delve«hio ind Shonsl1 are
out o1 their elemut 1n tire Atizon1
desert lown to which they llne come
lo prck up an u t11drted prooner
9 St. l-* T~ Conllnues
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D P'icMllly area
-10:30-
(J) Sa• Olttt
.. Er..t ...,., "°"'
g Fntt, '""" m ttosar, D111ct •
11:00 ae w<IDl ma111n •St. JM Teletllell Conllnuei.
Cl)Tllt ma.
• lllllte: ct) ""'-C.lc" (com)
'69-0ick Van Dyke, Michele Lee. . ....
G) l .... JMHIUIS
((l?J (]) ~'!:' 0 (() lZ a l'uMlc ,., F.,..
(8(())Wy .....
D Jillllf Snu111 S...
-11:15-((ll) CJ)> llltwlt: ,,._ ,.,.. ..
-11:30-• _., '"'1a FlNI/ .......
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JK• Lemmon, Ray Bolter
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(dra) 'll -P.W Simm. <m .... : "Ceeott'• ..,,.. (dra) :.-i: ~n Cllrt
CD balellt,.
-11:45-• .... : "l Pita II !tie S."
(dta) '51-Moftlp!Wf Chi\.
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• 91. We,...._ Coetl11m
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-1:30-u Al OM Wltlt-.
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• ltllllt: (CJ "1'• .. ftta" (adv)
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MONDAY I
JULY II
For _.nin11nd alternoon flStiftp.
plwt set DAmlllE l'llOGllAMS. Be-
low, for po11r conwenitnce, 111 the
dly's mmes.
DAmlllE MOVIES
10:00 u "The fntislblt Ray'' (hor)
'36-Bous Karloff
,llJ "''"''' to lll1nt1flts" (dra) 44-Humphrey Bocart
11:00 O "SatlJ & S1inl •nnt"
(c~m) '52-Ann Blyth
12:00 U "Hiller" (dra) 62-
Richard Basthart
G> ~I "The M111y1n1 ll1nd"
(com) '52-JUdy Holliday, Aldo
Ray. Madee Kennedy
1:00 l1fl ('CJ "Wild lliwer" (adv)
'60-Monteomery Clift
2:00 C1J CC) "Wipe Out" (dra)
'74-Richard Conte. Henry S1fva
3:00 [OJ CC) "The ~ter1cl Affair"
(dra) '56-Debbie Reynolds.
Bette Davis
3:30 CD "To Exh His Own" (dra)
'46-0hvia de Hav1lland
D lC) "JourneJ lo the far
Side af tflt S41n" (sci h) '69
Roy Th1nnes, Lynn Loring
l!Vl!NING I
m l'at1ridre family
Q) Alils Smith & Jones
fl) Classic Country
®1 LM lAlcy m Electric t.mpanJ
O> Dumatic Series m flbki111 tt eount
-6:30-
£1 DENNIS WEAVER Ill * "CEllTlE GIANT"
O Mowit: (CJ (90) "G.ntlt Gunt"
(adv) '67-Dennis Weever, Vera
Miles, Ralph Meeker <£a News
J) m AlldJ Gnffitll
1IQJ Mt!Y Griffin$'-( <llJ (})) My Three Sons
(3) Did Vu Oyb $'-ID Zoom .
( rai CJ)) Bewitdled
'9 lllan Builds, 111111 OestrOJS
7:00
1 l) Emer1ency Ont
11 u @ ro m m 11ews u Liars au11
({) My Three Sons
Cl) To T tll Ille T rvtll a Conunt11tion m ll.Oft lAlcy
Q) Tht Fii
(@ f])) F1mity Affair m Action Df1ma
13) lllaytltrry Rf[) m lllacNeif.Leluer llej!Ort
(<SJ CJ)) l'arttMlae F1mily
(J))C,..Wits m llul &bit & You
-7:30-e Coimuw 8uytiM n Lott Americall Str1t
Tht Odd c.,i.
D Let's Mab A Deal
GALBRAITH INVESTIGATES
CORPORATIONS
A controversial look a1 the modern large corpora-
tion will be provided by John Kenneth Galbraith
on The Age of Uncertai nty. Thursday. from 9 to
IOPM, on l<CET. Channel 28. Culling big corpora-
tions "the mo!'it relentless forte for change in mod-P• •
Cl) Name That Tune
C1J The JMer'I Wild
(GI Price Is Riehl m 8ewi1dl141
((fll (])) &os,.1 S1n11n1 Jubllet
fl) D1111111ic Series
@ CJ) Wikl Wllfkl of An1m1b
13) Hopn's Htroes m C1111111tl 21 Tonipl
(fa ) Brldy Buntll m l'mpert to Trnel
9 Liars CM
'9 Cook1n1 W1lh • Conllnenlal nawor
8:00
O ((Ill l1J) The Jellersons
(R) Funous when lhe Jeffersons IOI
bid h" lo entertain her boylriend
overn1&hl. florenee quits her 1ob
11 '2JJ m ID lilllt Hme
on tflt Prairie Part I When Pa teams
that Mary's se11ous illness 11111
requ11e upens1ve hosp1tallzal10n, he
leaves the larm and lakes a
daneerous high paying rob
U Bl& Blttles First two hours of 12
hour history of WW II Hitler's
''Bhtzknee:· 1n<:lud1ne attacks on
Poland, 1nvas1on of Denmuk
Belgium. Holland, France Evacua
hon of Dunkttk, r all of P111s
([) Mowit: CC) (Zllr) "The Sltrp-
per" (dra) '63-Joanne Woodward u (]) ffG) ca ) Tiit four of
Us Barbara Feldon stars as a younc
widow who. alter the death of her
husband. m11r1tes with her t•o
children from the suburbs lo New
York City 1n quest ol a new hie
C1J lllowie: CC) (2hr) "Fillw1llr''
(com) '68-D1ck Van Dyke Barbara
Feldon, Dame Edith Evans a> $2S,OOO l'Jr1mtd
II) Perry Muon
13) lllorit: CC) (2hr) "X, Y, ' l "
(dra) '72 -Eh1abelh Taylor
fID The Forsytt Sa1a •. m Premier
C:'!i) The Rtal l'eoplt
-8:30-
0 ( l1 !J)) (() Shields and Y1tntll m C,-oss-Wrb
(:!i) Bil Btidertiech Festin i
9:00 D (Ill\ :11) CE Maude (R)
Maude and Waller have different
reachons when they luro lhal a mil
from a ps)'(holoe1sl and his wile may
1esult 1n an even1n1 ol male
swappinc
U @ €m Q)l llBC lllond1J
Movie: f C) (Zllr) "The Huncltback of
Noire Dime" (dra) '77-Warren
Clarke. Kenneth Ha1ch. Michelle
Newell Christopher Gable. Pierre
Grineoire. Richard Morant V1clor
Hueo's classic story set in Paris in
1485 during the Feast of Fools, of the
1mJmSlbfe love of a hunchbacked
beflringer for a beaulllul gypsy girl.
U (]) l:ml (<8) ([))ABC Monday
lli(ht lllowle: CC) (Zllr) "The Effect
of Gamma llaJS Oii lbn·fn-tht-Moon
llllrisoldl" (dra) '72-Joanne Wood
ward. Nell Polls. Roberta Wallach
Living in absolute sq~lor. a mother
tries lo b11n2 up her two dau1hle~
but, while one 1s able to escape inlo
her intellect the olher seems
destined to become another "half
life" like he1 mother
m "''" Griffin Show fl) Get Sllurt fB Japantse Orama
tiiJ The Aa• of Uncertainty
Ci> Ouid Susslind S'-
ern economic life.'' Galbraith ~ays that they are J!'o
the "lea11t unden.tood fon-e rn our hve, or to be
exact. the mmt deliberately m1c;un<ler~1ood ."
Galbrait h concedes that "the large corporal ion 1s
here to stay. and those who woul<l break it up.
confi ne its operatiom. arc al war with hiMory and
the tyranny of circum'>tancc. People want large
tasks performed. Large tasks require large orga-
niza tions and that's how iii'>." At the same time. the
economist argues that "strong national rules" are
needed to "protect the public int erest and to make
the large corporati on less private and acqu1 itivc
and more a pu blic and social organization." He
says <his has been happening in recent years. "What
a corporation ca n do to air. water. landsca pe. or to
the health and safety of its cu~tomers is far more
constrained than it wa~ a mere decade ago. Ralph
Nader didn'1 brmg this regulation. the trend
brought Ralph Nader."
To make his point about corporattoO\, Galbraith
creates for the program a mythical corpora tion
"UGE" (United Global Enterprt!'ies) and offers a
wry examination of .the history. growth. manage·
ment and influ ence of a great company. The princi-
ples brought to life in "UGE" are then applied to a
real corporation. Phil ips. located in the Nether-
lands.
Providing a rebuttal lo Galbraith's views at th e
end of the program will be Dr. Robert Hessen.
resean:h fellow at the Hoover Institution. Stanford
University. The program repeaLc; Monday. July 25.
9PM. "The Age of Uncertainty" is a co-production
of KCET and the BBC.
-9:30-
0 (1111 J_) re All'' hir CR) Part
I The conswrvdlm Richard ~ors
1gamst his helter 1udamen1 1w1ce
•hen he lakts lhe Oemoc111tc
Pte!Mdenl for ht\ new boss 1nd Gm aei for htS new secretary
Q) REV. IKE * JOY OF LIVING!
Learn How To H1te
Your Money Make Money m •ev. lh/Joy ol lmna
10:00
U ( 17 ~ ) L Husbands 1nd
Wini A sher of ltle 1n • typical
Ame11can subu1b 1s !hr sub1ec1 ot
1h1s comedy aboul ltve d1spa14te
couples. all close l11ends all ltvtng m
lhe same commun11v
D Ollews
U Mowie: tC "8ul the Dnil"
(adv) '5• Humphrey Bogart
Cl) Wildlife Thutre
13) Mmus Welb1
fD &O Mlnutu to 11111 Un1Qur
comedian Ma1t1n Mull. also a skillful
mus1c1an. perlo1ms skits, sat11e ~nd sonas 111 this p1ogram lie also wel
comes lhe comedy learn of no and
(ddte, also eslabltshed mus1~1•ns
and torme1 membe1s ul lhe \lna1ng
eroup "The Turtle~ '
. -10:30-m m elllews
11:00 U Q 1U f l aJ)lhws o ® _r ~ m lltws
D ('lf ti') Lon AmutUn Style
0 lrOASldt m "Rocke! To Sl,,dom"
• With Gr1ndma Dunbar
"FERllWOOO 2NIGHT!" m fttllWOOd 2"'"'' Ci) M'1cus Welby c tt m' Tiit Ran<h Show la !lest or Groucho m 8la<k m rn11
'11) M"lfetl/lehm Report
-11:30-u (tfl l ) •)IA CBS Ute Mow~· ,~ llo11k 'The Betrayal ~ ''Sllirwa~ lo Hunn" (com1
'46-0avtd N1vtn, l\1m Hunter
D @ 6) Im Ofl Johnny Cal1Gll
lJ1 Movie: "Walk A Cr~ed Mtle''
(dra) '48 Lout$ Hayward
D (I) ll:DI (\2.tl rtJ) Struts of
S.n F11ncisu/Tom• m Rob Reiner's Dream * House A Nlthlmare!
''TABLOID" TONIGHT! m l'rtmlere T1bl0td
~ The 700 Club
tm ABC C.P11011ed News m Clllem1 J4
12:00
D TwlHaht Zone
D Movie: lCl ''Tht l'rom1w" (dr;)
'69 John Castle Ian McKtllen m MtlrCHttW$
G> Movie• "foem1n Snt MJ
Cllild" (com) S4 Sp1~e Jones
-12;30-
D Oupet m lAllt in s,..
1:00
D ilJ) (J1 lllJ Tomorr" a Gftlt Awtry
-1:30-a> Mowit: "llnt fimt We Lowe"
(dra) '35 M11aare1 Sullavan
-3:05-
0 •ovle: "A Ciy In lht fllpt"
(dra) '&.6-Nat111e Wood
TUESDAY
JULY 19
fOf morn1n1 and afternoon listinp.
plme set Oo\rTIME l'ROGAAMS. S..
low, !Of your to11ven1t11<e, 11e the
dly's moms..
Oo\m ME MOVIES
IO·oo O "ti Came from Outer
Spice" (sci It) 53-Rithard
Cl1tson Barbata Rush
2f "Okl1hom1 lttd" IVUS)
39 Humphrey Boeart
11:00 0 C-''Sien of Ille P111n''
(adv) '55 -Jeff Chandler
12.00 D "Carve Her lfame Wrth
Prtdt" (dra) ~-Paul Scofield m "Golden Boy" (dra) 39
Wilham Holden
1·00 12§! C "hnauoo" (adv)
'57-Peter Lawford
2:00 O (~1 "The Prtnle War of
M1jor Ben50n" (com) ·55
Charlton Htslon lulte Adams.
William Demarest
3:00 r10.1 1_c1 "Cry Terror" (dta)
58 James Mason
3:30 1 j l "The Accused" (mys)
'48 I 01etta Young
0 C "first Men In the
Moon'' (SC1 It) 64-[dward
Judd. Lionel Jtffr1ts
EVENING
8 :00
O ~D LL~lle.s
C) 12:1) J m (JI) All·SIJr 8Ht·
bill Cont d trom SPM Cove1aee ol
tht 48th annual All Stai baseball
tlassit hom Yankee Stadium 1n Tht
BronA New YOik with spo11sustm
ronr Kube• and Joe Garaeiota
U Yoyaae lo the Bottom ol the Sf•
_o Gomtt l'yle
o c.i~. m Tiit P1rt11dae family
Cl) AltH Smrth I Jones
( 1! 3 1) (\ft llJ) lfews m Clmlc Country
t2f\ I Lowe LllCy
fl) Ettdric Comp1ny m D111n1lic Series
C:!i) Woodurve1's Work~
-6:30-u $1,000,000 SWITCH * THC CBS 6:30 MOVIE
U Movie: tt_ (90) "Oo Tou T1ke
This St11n1er" (dra) '70 -Gene
Sari) Lloyd Bridges. Diane Baker
J Pins
6 m w., Ciifh11t 10 Men Gnff1n ~
(tfI J)) My lllrH Son1
.3 Dia Van Drtt Sllow
fmloom
(Jt T> en.tclltd' C:!i> ~11 8v1ktl, ltb11 Dtslroys
7:00
.1' Emtral!ICJ Ont
0 l1111 Club
..£1 MJ Three Sons u .,....,
Cf) To Tell tllt T rutll
I) Concfftrttion
m 1 LM Lucy .., Tiit Fil
(<Ill CJ)) Family Atf1ir m AmtriCln lsrfff J..nh Hour
(3) Mqbtrry Rr.D.
tli) MKNeiH.ehm Rtport
((3) CJ)) Tiit ,.,trld11 family
el) lleal Est.le & You
-7:30-
0 t.o-e AmertUn Style
Cl) The Odd Couplt
Cl The Golla Sflow
D Q1 HollJWOOCf Squ.res
0 The Johr's Wild m 11ewttt11td
([Tl ) ll•sllvtlle Oii Utt ROid
la; Hor•n's Heroes
ffi Clllnnel 21 Tontthl
((31 j)) Brac!J Bunch
C:!i) Pllotocraplly: Herc's How
8:00
U ( 1T Y) e Dr Suess: The
lofu A SfuSSJan symbol ol ecotoay
speaks in behall ot all •1ldlile 1n his
plea 101 the p1esertal1on of some
thruttntd lrutluta lrtes and
patches ol another product ol
Seuss1an 1ma11na1ton ~nown JS
gridtt erass
D The Eiahth ~nnul Senior
Olympics
0 Bia 81ltlu lhe Batlle ol
811ta1n·· Ne11lv d1sovered film
d()(.uments lhe air eneounte1s bt
tween the RAf and LultwaHe which
decided this battle ··The Baille Ovei
Europe" recounts d1st1uct1on ot
Hambuia. Cologne, Schweinlur1 and
Dresden.
W Morie: . .c 1 (2hr) "A Rlae to
Lin" (dra) 65-Suzanne Pleshette U (}, ,JO.t (f.211 ()) Happy 0115
'Spunky. Come Home" A ~omeless
dog becomes the ll&ht ot fonzie's ltle
and when Pots1e and Ralph lene lht
aate open and 11 runs ••ay. they tell
him that the 001 was stolen 11ther
lhan lace his wiath
D MOYie: ':t (2111) "S411tt11 A
flowtf'" (com) ·10-Jad Albenson m l.nt of the Wild
Cl) Peuy Muon
@(I) Pim
13) Mowle: ~ (2hr) "ht Gr11t
Whrtc Hot>e'' (d1a) 10 lames htl
Jones. Jane Aleunder lou Gilbert
fl) The Forsyte Sar• m mm future
@ frank Sinatu Jr. In Co«e1t
{ID Evenin& At PoP'
-8:30-u (@ ) Cl.1 Besl Friend' A
comedy about the zany ad~enlurts ol
a group of teen age1s hom vary1ne
backerounds, who hana iround
toeether tn an apartment bu1ld1ne
basement on Ch1caao's Northwest
Side lames Canninr and Shmy
Hursty star
D CD ®J ((3) l umrit and
Shirley Laverne and Shirley come to
lhe rescue when thetr d1sappa1nted
nerehbo1s L~nny 1nd Squ121y. &el
stood ~P m Cross·Wib
IJll 6 Mm Grrfftn
9:00
U ( fT 13 ) M•A•S•H (RI
When he Wlt'Cks his 1eep. 1eturn1ne
from a lo1w11d aid st1tron. and
suffers a concusst0n, he is rescued by
a Korean l1m11,, which does not
speak Enctrsh To stay consctOUS
Hawkeye launches into a non itop
stream-of consciousness monolocus
U lI: (IDJ ((81 Cl)) Tiit ABC
Tuesd1y Mowlt. (C) (Zhr) "Leve
StOIJ" (d11) 70-Ryan O'"eal, Air
McGrn•. R1y Milland The decep
hvtty simple $tory of two 1pparenlly
m1sm1tched eolleae S1 udents who
meet, fall tn love ind m11ry m MerY Griffin Sllow
0) Tht Virrlnltn
fm Opera Thtatrt "World of V1cto1
Herbert"
IHI Ton1 Bennett Sinat
C:!i) Muterp1ece Tiie.ira
-9:30-u ( !IJ J ) (I I One Day 11 A
Timt (R) An uc1ted Schneider
1nvtltS Ann and the J11ls 10 the party
he's &!Vin& whrte ht s ge1n1 to
propose lo Ginny m Mtke Dolr&ln
10:00
O (11t ) l.. ltotak (R) Ko1ak
tracks a psychotic ~1ller who has
been tenorlltn& Manhattan
O 0flews
.J Movie: .c.. "Tiie Bia Shot" (da)
42 Humphttt Boaa1t
@ ( f BoJirl Hour f3J Mucus Welby
tm Ch1uao Sympllonr Orcllest11
Soltt Conducts Wainer m El Bltn Am1do
(Jfl £1ewttness on Stmtt
C:!i) Al the Top
-10:30-
U Nm mm m 11t1n
11:00
U {}) 0 Il l CfO> \ff! ""' u ff! rJJ m """ a (QIJ CIJ) t.o-e Amerian Style 0 ltonsldt m fttnWOOd 211illtt
0) Mum Welby crrn ) The Rlncl1 Shew
(3 !lest of Groucho m utillo Consort111m m Dr1matk S.rles
'9 MKlttil/lahrtr •eport
-11:30-u (Ci11 ) CIS Ult 11110\'lt: ::cJ McMillan 111d Wile Blues for Sally M"' u u-m m (HJ Jatwiy C1t1011 J' Mowlt: "01n111011$1y l'ller Lrwt"
(dra) ''I John G11lield
D !' (llfl Cl)) Mowre of the
WHk "Only Wtth Marrtec! Men" <11! Biretta m Ernesto Tht Slranae * Predictor Loou At
The Future! Toni1ht m T1btold
(3) The 700 Club
F..m Captioned ABC lltws
ED Cinema M
12:00
Iii Twlllaht Zone
Ill Movie: CC) "II T tkes All ltinds''
(Mp) '69-Veta Mil~ m Mclt'alltWI
Q) Movie. "teun!Oft in teno" (com)
'51 Mark Slmns, Peaay Dow
-12:30-
0 0111net m World of Sl!l"flYll
1:00
D IHl (JI) Tomorrow
D All·llraht Show: "Tha Honer Pot." "tlwp WDm111,• "Hotllt In
WJomin1" m Mttit: "Tile Mir1tl1 of lite
Seib" (clq) ''6-Altda V1tlt
-1:30-m Motil: "UllclttlMd" (dra) 6S-
£1roy HlrKh, Barbara Hale
2:00
D Mowlt: (C) "Dimension 5" (susp) 67-Jellrty Hunter
Iii Moviet: "lMen & Lollipojtj,''
"Our Attn1 Tlpr"
a:oo m AIMllpt Sltow: "They"" 9y
Nltht" J' , ....
Noah Beery, who co-stars as James Garner's father. Rocky, in
NBC's hit series. The Rockford Files (Fridays at 9PM), was born in the
movie business Son of the late Noah Beery Sr .. and nephew of
Wallace Beery, one of the industry's hrst superstars before that term
became fashionable. Bee,Y d«lares. "I couldn't &el out of show
business 1f I had wanted to-and I certainly never wanted to despite
the pitfalls faetng the heir to a famous name."
The senior Beery was a star v1lla1n in silent pictures and made1the
transition into tallues with continued success "Dad wu the cl~c
idea of whit the 1dul ~1llam should look hke. He was big, dark and
beetle browed. I escaped that type-cast1ne because I was too young to
be a villain when I started."
Pidge Beery (Noah's nickname lrom childhood) recalls he started
acting in a career-wise manner while still al North Hollywood High
School, 1ust a stone's throw away from Universal Studios where
Rockford 1s made.
''Lonr aeo I came up with a theory on how to survive in this
business, and I've been doing 11 for about 40 years now," says Beery,
addine: "If you want a long career, don't be a Romeo. Be the brother
of the girl, or friend of the leadin& man. Of course. ri&hl now, I
recommend father of the senes star!"
T
,
• • • Roles in Westerns or outdoor types such as Beery's character of the
retired truck driver on Rockford fit him quite naturally. "I hve on. a
ranch, own e couple of trucks and frequently haul my own cattle to
the market." says Beery.
Beery and his second wife, Lisa, truly have the best of two worlds.
"We've been married about 10 years and each had a family before we
eot together. My two sons and a dauehter are erown and live in Los
Angeles. and Lisa's teenage boys live on the ranch with us," Beery
reports.
When working on The Rockford Files which 1s about six months of
the year, the Beerys lease a home OJI the beach m the Mahbu area.
They commute to the ranch on wee(ends. "It's about 125 miles from
Hollywood, in the Tehachapi Mountains, and stretches over about
2000 acres. In addition to cattle, they keep eoats, chickens, sheep
and hogl. The home originally, Beery relates. was an old gasoline
stat10n, euage and motel that seNed travelers on an intercontinental
h1gtlway. "But the main higtlway now is some d1Stance away, and the
lane to our house IS a tricky one and we don't have many folks
dropp1111 by," says Pidae. with an element of self satisfaction in his
voice.
Tho111h the ranch is huae. and e larae l)Oft1on of rt 1s amine land,
the Beerys utilize a portion for a vecetable and orchard area. "We are
self su'flcient, and even hive our own water supply, something pretty
iml)Oftant in California these days. We eel water from three natural
sprinis, helped by three windmills," Beery notes. · •
Despite the work load both on the ranch and In the series, Noah
finds time to devote to sculpturing. He has received considerable
critiul ac:c:laim lof his bronie WOfk and he has exhibited at a number
of shows, includina the Main Trail Gellery in Scottsdale, Ariz. Beery is
1 devotee of Western artist C.M. Russell and has a large collection of
Russell's work. Beery was the honorary chairman, re<:ently, of the
C.M. Russell Auction Proaram at Great Falls. Mont., and narrated 1
film on Russell at the event.
~.10
I WEDNESDAY I
JULY ZO
f., lllOflrinc 1M afttnlooll ldtlllp,
p6ute • OAmltE P'WOGIAllS. k-"'9, for ,.., al!Mllittla, .,. tlM
41'(1--.
DAYTIM£ llOVlll
10:00 . "Jljpt T• Mars" (SCI h)
·52-Cameron Mitchell.
M1r1uente l:Mpm1n IS "They Drift BJ lliallt'' (dra)
'CO-Humphrey Bo111t. Ann
Shtnd1n. eeor.,r:.~tt 11 :00 Cl "Sil It Cnm" (drl) '55-Tony CurllS, Jullt
Ad1ms, Georae lhder 12:00 a "Captain Eddlt" (dra)
'45-frtd MKMurr1y, Lynn Ban
GI "llr. S111ith "91 to
Wlllliftcton" (dr1) '39-James
Stewart, Jean Arthur, Edward As·
nold. 1:00 rs "foclr1ae11 Kouri" (dra)
'51-Paul Dou&las, Cr.ct Kelly,
Richard Basehart Z:OO Ill (1:) "Lost Fliahl" (dra)
'69-Lloy4 Br1d1es. Anne
franc1s., Ralph Meeker
°):00 ® (1:) "Once Yo• lliis A
St11111er" (dra) '69-Paul
Bu~t. !Arol L 1nley
l;lO CD (1:) "Wab 11t WMft 11·1
Ovel' (com) '60-lrnit Koms,
Marro Moore.
• (1:) "'-•ub II" (sci 11)
'73-Alu Cord, Manette H1rtley,
Ted Cmldy, Percy Rodnaues
lvlAINQ
e:oo a Cll <@ Cl)) a .._
ll®Cll®Dllwt 8 Vofllt to tM lottM of Ille S..
(I) Gomer f'yte e CD (all Cll) llns DGY~• ID hltrid&t F1111ily
., Nin SMltlt ' ** • Clmic Coulltry at LM Lucy m 0ectt1c c-,a"' a> Dr11111tic Series
D Maki111 It Coul!t
-6:30-
0 MYSTERY SUS1'£MSE * "TIU SMUGGURS" U ll0ti1: CC) (to) "Tiie S111u1·
1ter1" (susp) '68-Sh1rlty Booth.
David Opatosllu, Carol Lynley
CI> ID W, &riffitll ® ...,. Gritfill ..
(Cll>.(J)) Illy Thrte -121 Did Y1t1 Dykt ca Cll) 8"itdlecl IDl CD llns
gj)llbll ......... 11Datrwp
7:00
()) Elllfl'llCY 0...
11•@Cll1DllaMln
•Uanaub
(I) "" Thrte -(I) To T .. t1M Trvtll
• c.c..itritiM m 1 LM IJlcy
ID TIM Fii (Ill> CJ)) f..., Affair
fa llorutl lNtlllt PYvcr.1111
(21 MQ!lenJ"U.D.
fD ltdell!Ullfer a.,.i.1
(all (I)) hrtridl' F1111li, aerw.• CID "911 Eatatt & Tow
' • 0-CC.h., lo#'Vt..i '', • ..-1 •
-7:30-
11 llll ll1111t That Tune
• Lowe Anmian Style
Cl) Thi Odd Couplt
• Matdl GallMI
Cll ma.ooo Question 11J Tiii .ltbf'1 Wild <IDI WiW Woc14 of Alllllllls
IDlftil*' ((Ill CD) fl., '-" tt11 Coufttry
@ CI> c.M~ SwtpslJttt
(S)Hopn'stlnes
fD CU.Ml 21 TOlllPI
(ail ) ""' 8uKll 0 U.n CM
'9 lls leld_,..• Festini
8:00
U ((ll) CJ)) (I) lilod TIMI ( R)
When Thelm1's favorite teacher visits
• the Ennses, she falls IOI JJ 's paint·
1n1s-and then for J.J himself.
II !U> Cll GI 8 ll1• a11d TMMS ti Gri.aly AdalllS (R) "The
Redemption of Ben" While Adams Is
rtcoverma from an KCident. Ben 1s
captured by an animal trainer who
attempts to discipline him.
II 811 Battles "lhe Battle ot the
Pacific" Films ol the Japanese
onslau&hl 1n the Pacific: The surprise
attack of Purl Harbol, the Bataan
'death march.' fall ol Corre11dor and
Battle ol Midway. Oroppina ol Atomic
Bomb 1nd J1p1ntse surrender.
Cl) ltofie: (1:) (2111) "11111 Wltll lty
Wit• You 0-'t" (com) '66-lony
Curtis
• Cl) mt (QI) (I)) Deny 111111
llLtrlt (R) Gutsh ire Anne Ibara.
Millon Btfle. H1psey Russtll and
Paul Lynde D lllofil: (1:) (?fir) "Th• Cm·
liken" (dra) '63-Polly Btfctn m MW WMM of Aniuls
Q)~Matlft ® T1111is San Francisco Golden
Catt11 vs Sin Oieao
ID TIM Forsytt Sap
CD Cllam,......ip Wrestlill ti!!> Austill City Ulllts
-8:30-
" ((Ill Cl)) (I) Ma rilyl llcC. an4 m11y Dawll Jr. Sllow loui$ Hye
auests.
ID Ctoll-Wib
9:00
U (<llJ CJ)) CIS W14Hsday
llistil ltowle: (1:) (Zllr) u11 the Hell
of th lll&hl" (dra) '67-Sidney
Poitier, Rod Ste11er. Warren Oates.
lee Grant. Whtn a wealthy indus-
tnalisl 1s murdered 1n a small
Mississippi town, a Hearo 1s 1cc111td,
but he turns out lo be a Ph1l1detph11
110mic1dt upert He 1s rtsented by
the town's Police 'h11t, who
newerthelesS asu him to help solve
the murder
II @ CJ) m o c,o sur••r
(R) "The Pim P1rty" Thouah
Sllm.ey refuses to allow a cetebra·
llOft II the elld OI boot camp, he IS
fOfced to retonS!der .tien a pu:zi·
min arrives bunna bundlu of aood11S and upects hiin to pay for it.
• CJ) 9 (8 (I)) lal'lltl (R)
When two thup becin riP9ina off
other q1min1ls by 1mpersonatin1
police otf1t1rs, Biretta poses as 1
dru1 dealt1 to trip them.
(I) ltoM: CC> (Zllf) "11lt ~ 11111" (mys) '74-Burt Lancaster,
C:.mtron Mitchell
• lllefy Criffil s....
.., Tiii Ylt1ltliltl
~ l:)htP'trt.f~
..... Us
(
Mr. & Mrs. Guy B•ll•rd &
Felicia B.wlJ.rd. s.n A.moo. c.111.
Pege 11
WEDNESDAY (Continued)
-9:30-u tUl tl m .ttl Comedy fimt
"Dauchlers" Michael Conslanl1nt
plays a w1dowered chief of police who
learns tllat law enloicement rs a lark
compared to be1n1 lather and molhtr
to a t110 ot arowrna dauahters
10:00
Cl Ii)) 3J m Qti lhnaston
Cotlfidentral !he m,sterious dnlh ol
a reporter trrend ol Tony M111no
1nwolwes Tony Btth and Kinvton 1n a
Strres ol slaced acc1den1s and an
utorhon plot lo poison the watet
supply ol a reS0/1
D OMt'ln M0¥1t: l-'1 "Bulltb ol 9'11ots"
(dra) '36-Humphrey Bo&ar1
0 (}) UQ1 (12fl .] ) Ch11li1's
Anctls A cat111rt operation makes
the m1suke ot robb1n1 a synd1ute
man
(3) Mart11$ Welby
e!> llon
-10:30-
0) Q) U) llns
11:00
D II ® m IUJ lllWl D (~ CU) love Amtrlu n Style
O {]J @ Ll'llews
0 lronsidt m Meet A Live lndi1n on * "FERNWOOD 2NICHT!"
CD ftmwood 2111chl
Ci> Marciis Welby
(CI1J C1J) The Ranch Sllow
lll hit of Groucho
Ell> Tiit Opell M111d
CE lbdkiltltllrtt lt.,t
-11:30-
0 (@ 3 ) ll t8S lite Motlt:
l"C'l wMac.ho C,llllun" (WU) '70
David Janssen, Jean Staber&
Cl ft .IJ m 9J W1MY ca,..
,:I: Mowtt: "Condtmntd" (d11)
'JO-Ronald Coleman
0 (mJ (I.HJ CIJ) ltookm/
MJSltlJ of lfle Wttk m She Whips Men Happy
• At Her Leather' Clstle
"TABLOID'' TONIGHT! m Tabloid
l3l Th• 700 Club G\l Captioned ABC htnlna lltwS
12:00
CJ Twlllp t Zone
Cl lbie: Cc:> "Col« Me Dead"
(dra) '69-Tom Tryon Carolyn JOnt$ m Mttront'ft m M4wle: "ht• for All" (com)
'49-Rober1 Cummlnes. Ann Blyth
-12:30-m Mcme: "Cry Hnoc" (dta) 'H -
Mar1aret SullJvan. Ann Soulhnn
1:00 II l2J) T-mr Ill All llisllt Sllow: ''Tiit Molut11
tlMI the Girl," "T Jflnt," "Tlth1ttll
Houn IJ Alt"
-1:30-
Q) Mo.le: wHollptOCI SIOIJ" (mys)
'51-R~hard Conti, Juhe Adams
2:00
II ...... Deellltluturt: "~·
111t11t Wrttt Danatt," "Two Tllouund
Womt•" -2:05-D Mtwlt: "!ton Prtnlin" (myg)
'47-Ann Sheridan. Robert Alda. -2:30-. m All·Nltht Show: "The Jud&t
Steps Out,'' "Atucl of tllt Cub
Monsttf''
P9119 12
I THURSDAY I
JULY 21
fOI IMfftUll rncl lfftfllOOll tistilt1$.
ple.ut tee DAYTIME PtOGAAMS. St·
lo., flt "°"' comttlieltct. 11e t!lt
dly's "'°"*-
•DAYTIME MOV1ES
10:00 U "The lnwisibt1 Aaent"
(adv) '42-llona Massey S "Ptlrifid Forest" (d")
'36-Humpltrey Bocart
11:00 G ct) "Tiit Miuiwppr"
(adv) 'SJ Tyione Power
12:00 D "The Woman Who Cante front t!lt Su" (dra) '64-Dawn
Adams. f 1 anco Silva CD "Tlt1I Certain Woman"
(d11) '56 &lie Dam
1:00 121 ct) "Ulyaes" (dra) '55-
Kir~ Douglas, S1lwana Mancano
2:00 1iJ ct:) "Oin1ah" (ad~)
'65-Sianley Ba~er
J:DO ClOl ct) "It Started W'rttt A
•lu" (com) '59 Debbie
Reynalds, Glenn r ord
3:30 Cil "The Emperor WallJ"
(mus) '48-Brn& Cfosby O (t) "Th• Time Machine"
(S(t 11) '60-Rod Taylor
8V8NING
e:oo
• ((II)!])) Qll lfft1
D ® @ CV m News Iii Voyqe to the lottoat of Ille Su
lilfMf f'y'9
8 CD (QIJ >""' -~· Q) hr1riqt f M lly
m • s.itll ""' JoM:s fBOmk C..lllry
SI !Me Lucy
m OtdrK C.pany
CD Loot at lie
-6:30-u Rita Hnworth Cluslc
,, "GILDA'' 6:30 Movie
8 Mo'lit: ct:) (90) ''Gilda" Part I
(dra) '46-Rita Hlyworth
(I) m AMI Grittltll ~ ®MtnGriffm~
((ill Cil) lty Thr" SoM morn 111n all OIU Vt11 Dyke $/toll mz.om
(rBI Cl)) 9"itcllld CID TOWll Talk ID 11111 Wldl, lb11 Oe:stro,i
1:00
l.D EINll*Y OM u • Q1l CJJ m m 11ews a Um a.
Cl) lty l1tf9t SOllS
Cll Jo T ... die Trwttt ec:..tr• mt Lowe 1.1cy CD T1tt Fii
(C1?J CJ)) fa.tily Affair
9 Qidnn's Ptocra11
'211111111*1YlfD m llldWlllllltot .,..,
((21 CJ)) Tiit h~ Ftllllly
QI) er-¥1b G llNI [l:bta & You
-7:30-
D AlldJ
• lM AMl1ull Style
Cl) T1tt Odd c.lt eTI1tGa11aS1w1w {)) CMlkl C.IW1 • T1tt ..,.., Wild
tf.QJ 1211 (ll llalth Gafttt m e..ritched
(@ ) Th• llws Fin•
(21) Hocan's Heroes
fll) CltnMI ZI T011iclll
( (2fJ ())) Stady 9*h m Price 1s ltlPI a Anienu: Tit• '""" u,.r11nct GD Ori•&• c-.tJ Sua1111tr
8:00
0 ((]J) ) Tiit WaltOIU (R)
lrrn Walton flllds 1 baby deer 1n tht
woods and b11ncs rt llorne 1n the hope
that site will be allowtd to ~eep 11 a
silu•hon whl(.h e1usts hawoc and
a:rowth rn the fam~y
II @ ()) III 0 Htll,_oH
Hiail "II Didn't Htpptn One Hrthf'
£uctne and P1ula. 1etun11nt from •n
out ol town a5S1inment, encounter
sorne unupecled events whteh force
them to share 1 motel room ower
nieht. f1ndrn& tlleu reputahons on
lhe ltne. Paula tries dtsperalely to
cleat up any Questt0ns about their
bth1v101, but d1scovel'$ that Eucene
1s rather pleased with •h•I " being
said about them
CJ Iii S.ttles "Tht S.ttle of lhe
Desert" Rommtl and Montaomer,
match wits ower some 700 mrles of
desert between Ltbya and [Cypt CIJ MOYtt: ct:) (Zltr) "'1111 ad
Dollstt (mus) ·~s-Frank Sinatra
B CD llDl (121J CJ)) Wtk .. •
Bad !lotter The Kotte<'s aPJrtment
is 1nwaded by all lite Swutnocs when
Washmaton and Vernattan
loi achtCe on 1Nrna1e
Olllotit: (C)wl Wallt II
(dra) 'SS-Susan Haywttd
CD Katiwl Gee(ra,itic
Q) '"IJ ..... lltJ a.o.ie: <tJ (2111) .. ,.,.4, .. ,
H1w11ien Style" (mus) '66-Elm
Pmley, Suzanna lt•lh
fD The ftnyt• Sap
-8:30-u @ fl!) 8 Holl,.ood
Hi&ll Paula man11es 10 aet £uaene •
dale with the m0$t souahl alter cul
1n school by a1reema lo wnte htr
h1slort term paper a <Il <Jm <~ <J)> Wllll'• .. .,. pe11in1 (R) The three boys are upsel
when Shirley. Ille wailrw at lheu
fav0<1le ti.neout. 1s fired
Ql'l) Sta1bo11d 9:00
U (@ ) CJ) H1W1il rln·O
(R) McGatrelt lrrei to un,,ol the
mystery of a So¥ttt submurne 11111
foundered off the coast Ol ttie island
and a sc1en1tst wllo has acctSJ lo the
sub'5 seciet lnlor1111t1011 u 8 Cl) m a uc 1\11,..,
lllallt lllofM: CC) (fir) "lllc" (d1a)
'75-John Sn11•. Pat11c11 Hui
Ma.-. Hamill A fact based drama
aboul rount Enc lrnd and h11 heroic
deterr111nat1011 to lrw hri lrft to tht
fulltsl aftltou11t be is termrnally 111 G (]) ® (Qll CJ)) llntty
Mitltr (R) WotthOWICZ roes to Barney
fol achru wben lie becomes al
tracttd to one of the Silts he arrested
at Rose's "Y1lla1t A Go Go "
CDlltn~SMll Cll T1tt Vlr1iltia11
m Tiit Act " ~ .. ,.., of lltl ..........,
fY Wt:.CP\ "V""'' 1• ,_..,
10:00 B (@ CI> (]J Barnaby lonu (R)
Keepm& the key witness to • race
track 1obberv ahve becomes Bar
naby's tonorn alter one 11templ on
the man's hie makes him rKOnsrder
tes1tly1nt at the 1r11I ......
Mowit: ~(flu) "bet.et Id·
1nH (dra) '38-Humphrey Boaart
D Cil <Iii ((3) ) AIC News a...u, "On Camera" Peter Jen·
nines and Sandy Hill locus on Ihm
subttets A New Enatand family at
fhcted with a mysltrlOllS aenette
drsu se, Mtehael Puce, who produus
musicals 1n lt1s Conntelteul plly
llouse, and the piople ot Enewtlak.
e11led for 30 yea11, return to thtlf
nuclear tesltn& damaatd 1sl1nds a librtllS w...,
&l) Mmtrpiea Tllellr• m a 11e11 A1RHo fli> T eltwisNMI: Better or Wtr1t
-10:30-
m.., °'""" m Amenc•n•
11100 u CIJ a rn a tlft1
D 0 CIJ Cim m llMI 9 (QI) CJ)) Lowe Ameri<11 Style
Glromidt
CD Ftfl!WMCI Zltlpt
QJ Mirao Wtlby
((Jl) (JJ) l1tt Raid Sltol
fJI) led If "MCIM S)W..n
Cl!) lbdltit/ltltrtr ••rt
-11:30-
D ( (Jl) CJJ l CJ) Cl$ lite llowit:
a.i.' ''Dark Sunday" (C) "TM 1119
W"llti A ON•" (mys) '!>1-Jowph
Cotten, Barbll 1 Stmrytk
11@ Cl) m a>..._, c.i..
CJ) lllfil: ·~ -. .. r (dra)
'39-Joel McCteJ 8 CD <Iii (IBJ {))) S.W.A.T.1
The Tlm1iby lidrt Special m lllPOTOO MAii GETS * lllEOUOI ONl Y ON
''TABLOID" TOlllGHTI
utT1llloW a T1tt 100 t1t111 S> taptionff UC £nlli111 llewa
• CiMIU lt
12100 e T wilitlll lottt Ill Mowle: CC) "War o..lb~ (adv)
'70~Cuy Madison, John lrel1nd m lihtraMWS at M"lt: "Rlc0<h•I lt111111nce"
(com) ·~-Martortt Main
-12:30-
• Oupet
0) Croas-Yfrb
1:00
DD O TllMITW a All·111allt ~ .. : "W•ll i.to
IWl,H "last Traill ffM Mll4rid: """ .. ....,., ""'*" m llowlr. "llr. s.rt TtudlH (du)
'49-Gtenn Ford. Evelyn Keyes
-1:30-
• llovit: "Slfnt• Awak .. 1111"
(clra) '59-lu 8at1ltr
2100 D , .. .,111: "tltt.rlffs G .. tlt-
Ull," '1lM Cl,iM Htlft"
-2:05--t:30-• (]) (Jal (llf) ())) rtLOT A.U.
M-.n Sb9et Set In I llllsy HIW
York City e111er1ency w11d, thla
comtdy ftature.s a dtdlcated t11m of
doctors and n111MS lryin& to Ptrform
~eir duties dHJ)ltt 1dvtrsitr11 .
• Mtwll: CJ:) "l1tt S.Cttt .....
ltllftd'' (du) '6~-Jack Hedley.
3:00
CD Al-NIOt SMw: "Tltt s,irlt If Wat Poild," ...... of This Earth"
FRIDAY
JULY U
for mon1111 and lfttfflOOft llstmcs.
please tH DAmME l'llOGAAMS. Be· low, for your coonnitnu, are tflt
day's .-la.
DAmME MOVIES
10:00 11 "lllriliW. Man's hftnra·
(mys)' U-lohn Carr1d1ne <al "Across the hcific" (adv)
'42-Humphrey Bo cart
11:00 O "Up flOllt" (com) 51 -
David Wayne. Tom Ewell
12:00 D "Circle of Dtctpllon''
(dra) "61 -Bradford Dillman m "l'tt11GNI Property" (com)
"37-Jean Harlow, Robert Taylor
1:00 l3l CC) "A Hiett Wind in Ja.
malu" (dra) '65-Anthony
Quinn, Lita Kedrova
l:OO o "h11ytllin1 But tht
Truth" (com) '56-Maureen
O'Hara, lohn FOfSYthe
3:00 ®I (CJ "l'etulia" (dra) '68
Juhe Chnstle, Georae C Scott
3:30 (]) "Cleopatra" (rom) '34
Claudette Colbert D CC) "Tiit Ome11 Man"
(dr1) '71-Charlton Heston
EV•NINO
8:00
f) (]) • (() ®l QI) """ D @ (() m llews u Vopse 111 1111 Bottom of 1t1t s.a
Cl) Goetf Pyle
fll Gollsmokt
... l'lrtriqt f llllUy
Q) Mas Snlitll all4 ...
((ll) (}))( l2IJ Cl)) Mews fB Classic C.UntTy fill I I.aft l»cy
fD Dtctric C.p111y m Oramatic Series
D Matint It Colnt
-6:30-u Rit• H•yworttl, Glenn
• Ford "GILDA" l't. 2
U MovM: CC) (50) "Glkla" Concl
(!Ira) '46-Rita Hayworth rn m AndJ Griffitll
®) lltn Griffll $'-
( 01l CD> Mr l1lrM Softt
a Did v111 °"' mz.. <a (J)l 8ewitdle4 a..,
DTOllll Tall e ~ Htf1's How
7 :00
(}) Ultrl*J OM
118@ tDGNtwt eu.nCM
Cl) lily 111M S-
(J) Tt Tel tM Trwtll e c.c.trtUoft
• I lMlt l»cy ., 11lt Fii
((ll) Cl)) faM!l1 Aflllr
• Attlle Draaa
Slll"9"11J.D. fD lllldltll/L*w ~
(IS Cl)) hrtrWp Falllll) a en.a ec......s.n1n1111
-7:l0-
• M1rlt in• tllt lil•&k Mowlt MlclllM !! ....... ~=-=~
8:00
f) ((\II ) The Moscow Circus
Part t Wilham Conrad hosts lh1s
special showtn1 the best 1cls the
Sov1el Circus has lo oiler Included
are aeroal acts. an1m1l 1cts featuring
tramed l!Mes, elephants and full
1rown brown bears Sh11ley Jones 1s
the hostess IOI part II on Fnday, July
29 at 8Pt.l
II IDl (J) C0 0 Suford and
Solt (R) rred goes on a se>ree alter an
Arab 011 executive assures him that
there is od under the garden 1n the
1unkyard.
D Bil llattlts "The Battle ol Nor
mandy" D Oay 1s documented with
hims lr1>111 both Allied and Geiman
souroes. Destruction ol Cherboure
harbor "Tht Battle of Germany"
Hiiier !lunches desperate attack 1n
Ardennes Forest
llorit: CC) (2hr) "Le11nd of Btca Crwk" (dra) '72 -Davld Hess
8 CD <IGl ((81 Cl)) ABC Friday
lli1hl Mttit Do11blefeature:
CCJ (90) "TM "lCM Tllal !'ankled
Allletict" (dra) '7S-Vtt Morrow, Cliff
DeYoun1. l11tchael Constantine A
dllrN ~Std on the true events
resulhna from a famous Orson Welles
1938 radio broadcast Iha! convrnced
millions of ltsteners America was
be1n1 innded by Martians
Clrtllll alld Company
Cll llooril: CC) (Zll r) "loft Is A Bin" (com) '63-Glenn FOid m 111na o1 KtltlinrtOft G> rt.fry lbJOll l3l M"lt: CC) (2hr) "The Tiii
Mtn" (dra) 'SS-Clark Gable
fl:) e WeilllflltOll Week 111 Rniew m El C11M
fB Slloltt1
-8:30-
D l2Jl Cl) 1Ii1 8 Chico l Ille
Man Jim Jordan (radio's Fibber
McGee) makes his TV achn& debute
u a 7 3 year old muffler mechanic
who is hired by [d Brown. rn an
artempt to 11ve a fellow senior
c1t1zen a iob, but 1sn't 11ven anyth1n1
mean1nef ul to do
Cf) s.. Ditrt
tD"-'Wlts C»DWalSthttw.et
., [llfillw .. """
9:00
fl ((ll) ) (I) CCJ (21N) "11lt
Othtl" (MO) '72-Ull Hasen, Diana
Muld1111. Chos Udvarnoly, Martin
Udvlfnoky UIJ Haaen stars 1n the
story ol • boy's cornpul\ion to prey
upon hrs own f1m1I~ . e o Cl> mo 111e aoc.a1or• Ritt (R) "To Prolect and Strvt" An
ourly enlhllSllshc police buff SlmUI·
teneousty mali(ns the reputahon of
Dt. 8tc~t1 encl 1eopardim Red·
f0td's tft0tts to ptOltcl 1 youn1
women fTom unde1'0fld aunmen. ID lltn Clfftl11 Sllow m w s..it
...... Dfllllll
I ...,._
M!IU.
-9:30-
u (]) ® (3) ([)) ABC Friday
Movie Doublefulure: (CJ (!0)
MKJtlmine" (dra) '75-Art Carney
Sissy Spacek, Henry Winkler A youne
heiress re1ec1s her family an!! pam
pered hie lo 101n a aroup ol t"rorists m Mod SqUJd
10:00
IJ l21l (U m ti} Quincy (Rl
Qu10cy goes up a111nst his mentor
the top palholo11st in the country 1n
a cast 1nvolv1ng a possible hom1c1lle
and a fraudulenl insurance cl11m
OGf»Mlws 1l.J Mme: -CJ "lnY1sible St11po"
(dra) '40-Humphrey Bogart a> focus on Brillln '77
W Nancy Drew "Nancy Drew and
the Hidden Sllowcase"
el) l'BS Mowit Theatre
-10:30-
11:00
D m D C1J ®I <lll llJ Nns O (SI CJ)) Lowe Alllerkan Style
U m o News O Mo-tie: "Dar of tllt Triffids"
(sci f1) '63-Howard Keel m Bathinc Beiuties And * Sexy Anlm•ls Only On
"FERNWOOD 2NIGHT!" m Fernwood 2Ni(lll II> MarcllS W~y
((ll) (3)) The bnclt Sliow
(3) Best of Groudlo m BIKt l'enpectnt on tllt Nns
-11:30-
f) (Clll Cl>) CIS lite Mcwie:
"Quadser Fornint Has A c-in 111
the 8r0n1" (com)'70-Gene Wilder u ® oo m ® Jolwly c..
rv WEEll. JIJLV 17, 1917
I f 1 Movie: "Coroner Cree•"
D C1J (121l 1J)) Barella
lGl Mo-tit: (C) "Assi1nmenl to llllt"
(d1a) '69-Paluck O'Neal m DOOIST DON TUTU * FOR TINY PATIENTS
''TABLOID" TONIGHT! m Tablold
13) 700 Club
W Captioned ABC Ewtn1n1 llews
12:00
0 Disco '77
mMttrOMWS
Q) Movie: "lnuders from Mars"
(sci h) "53-Helen CJrter
Cl> Madfttl/leltrer Rtpor1
-12:30-
f 1 Movie: (CJ ""i1ht Creatures"
D All·lli1ht Show: ''Tht S1lttll En·
emy," "Catch As Catch Can,"
"RendtvOUs al Midni1ht" D Suspense Theatre m 8r11k "" Bank ~ Maclltit/leltrtr Report
1:00
U Talhbout D @ ((I QI) Midniellt Special
O Thriller m Mowie: t~ ''Black Sabbath''
(hor) '46-B011s Kartott
-1:30-m Mowie: "Rom1ntk Aae" (adv)
50 Hu1h W1lhams, Mai Zetterhna
2:00
Iii Doublelealure Mowit:
(t) ''T111G1ht for lht Godi." "The
Fortma11 Went to fr111u"
-3:05-
D lllov1t: "fr111d" ...(dra) 63-
Montiomery Chit, Susannah YOik m All·NISlll Show: "Scand1I
Sheet," "The M11m1 Story"
Mauren Sllllman portrayt a country•wtttern •Inger addltced
to ahota admlnlatet.d ~ a chic Manhattan doctor, In The
Andros T1rgets, SatunSIV at 1 OPM on CBS. .. ... ,.
ANNUAL DANCE . CONTEST
An 1n111tuuon as old as the American Bandstand program
itself, the show's Annual Dance Contest, got underway on
Saturday, July 16, on ABC, when viewers-whose votes
decide the winners-got their first look at this year's com-
peting flnallat couples.
The six couples will dance on the show each 'ubaequent
week through August 27, the fin al day for viewers to ceat
their votes.
There are valuable prizes at stake, with Chevy Chevettea
going to each of the first prize winner,. s Zenith comblna·
tfon TV-record player to each of the second prize winner•. a
Bally electronic pinball machine to the third place wlnner1,
and various prizes to the others.
And there Is something more: The 1975 winning couple,
Fred Vultonnet and Debbie McKay. subsequently made their
professional dance debuts with the Dick Clark "Good 01'
Rock N' Roll Revue" In Las Vegas last year. while the 1976
winning couple, Jonnie Contreras and Linda Blythe. of
Anaheim and San Bernadlno, California, respectively. will
similarly turn "pro" as performers In the five-week engage-
ment of Dick Clark's "Good 01' Rock N' Roll Revue" at Las
Vegas' Aladdin Hotel starting July 29. where tlley wlll be
featured along with such established stars as Freddy Can-
non, Bo Dlddley. and the Shlrelles
The Annual Dance Contests have been a feature of
American Bandstand tonger than Clark, himself The con-
tests began the year the show went on the air on WFIL.
Ph1ladelphta, in 1952. II wasn't until late 1956 that Clark
became the program's host
Among other reasons the contest 1s held annually, ac-
cording to Clark. Is that the program's ratings increase
"tremendously" during the 10 weeks from the contest's
start-to-finish. "Everybody loves to watch good dancers
and everyone loves to Judge a contest." says Clark, in
analyzing the popularity of the contests "Not only does our
mall increase significantly during those ten weeks. In addf·
lion there is greater excitement at contest time among the
members ol the studio audience than during any other lime
of the year "
Clark points out that the big jump In ratings caused by the
contest has not been lost on ad agencies and manufac·
turers. "When the contests first started In Philadelphia. the
prizes were modest-..5-speed recordings and albums. As
the contest gained In importance, so did the prizes Phono-
graph machine manufacturers came after us to tie-In, then
came manufactures of TV sets, followed by makers of motor
scooters-and now cars, vacation trips, and the like "
~mer/can Bendstend float Dick Clark, left. Introduces Lind•
8/ythe end Jonnie Contrera•. lest year's winners on th•
show's Annval Dence Contest. Thia year's dancing com-
oetltlon began Sarurdey, July 16, on ABC's Americen Band-
stand, et 11:30AM, when the six competing couples were
introduced.
P•14
SATURDAY
JULY 13
MdlAIAQ
8:00
D KldwDrld
(]) Su111111tr s.ni.ttr
II Community Fltdbua m i..I'• .,,
-6:30-
D That'• Cit e Tha 111 V1llty
(J)Seedl
11 Hot fudl' S11ow m 11a1t"" II) Momin& Show
fDcaotloned ......
O Villi Mttre
7:00 U Summtr Stmattr
., tDJ CIJ °' a WDod) WGM-
'**"Show
CJ) '°""' C.rt..s U (]) (iDJ ((21) Cl)) Tom I ltrl)-
/ll11111111J Show
Cl) Wanstrttt
11 TIM l'Tl Club m LA. '•Items m Sllll r orty Show m 11111 Bllil4s, 11111 DestrOJS
-7:30-
• C.mtfl Thret
.. @ Cll m 9 ~ '•ntlltr lthcesett•n u (]) 9 ((8) Cl)) J1bbtrll• Cll Flr1t Aid m lloN: a::> "Hln11111n'• lllOt"
(wes) 'SZ-R1ndolph Scott
( (J1J (])) lllKk Bllff1lo
8:00
U ((f» ~) Cl) SJfmtet I
Tweety Iii Morie: H, ..... ~ (wtS) '54-
Colnel Wilde. Yvonne DeC.rlo.
(I) lup llulNly Clrtoons
D CD !.IDl < (21) Cl)) SalotlJ o.o fil llowle: Ct:> "TlNer Jlcl" (wes)
'54-Ster11n1 Hayden. Vera Ralston II> Romper looM
S Voice of T°'Jo
-8:30-u ((Jl) CJ)) Cl) Clue Club
Cl) Tllt MuftSten
f1J) The Ottlen
9:00 U (Clll (])) Cl) luas Bunny/
""'6r11Mtr e o Cll e o Spltd a.w Cll Valley of tile Dinosaun m fllotlt: Ct) "List ., tltt
C-antllta" (wes) 'S3-Brodmck
Cmford, Batbm Hale.
.., Wollla11: ... , to R..i m ..._
..... 9:30-
D 0 CI+lll Qll llt11st1r
5411111 Cl)......,Qual
.... : Ct) "Iba Witt! IM Icy £,.... (tdv) '73-V"ictor Buono • CIJ !.IDl (Cit Cl)) l{llffts ... .. m SouttMrw Cllitm .,..
m Elb £s u Vida
10:00
9 (Cl?J Cl)) ()) TlllM e tDl CD a as,.. a.t1 FrtMtnsttln Jr.
TV WEEK. J\JLY 17 1977
Cl) The J1tsons
G W•ttd Dud Of Alive a> Mcwle: "A ,ublic Affair" (dra)
'62-Myron McColmKk 13 Hot fud11 Show fD Vbloft On ID Trtbuna l'ubllca
-10:30-
• ((l!J CJ)) ()) lln Adventur.1
of lltmltl
.. 0 ()) Ill a Iii Jolln. Uttlt John
()) llotk C.cart
• CJ) (IIJ (8 ())) Super·
friends II AbNtt & Costello a SlloPllll1t11
ID Ones Upen A Clwlc
GI C«o Orllla
11:00
D ((Ill (])) Cl) Shmm/111$
Hour
D (ll) Cl) llD 8 Gr1nd1t1nd/
Major lu&ut llattNll D CJ) Cial ((21) Cl)) Oddball
Couple CD Just lot Tee111
(31 WCT Cll1lten11 Cup
f1J) "°'' -11:30-
• An11fs luebafl California
Anaels vs. Minnesota Twins
D CD CiDl (~Cl)) American
llandstlnd m '11111 ..... in Baseball
II» Wik1Ut1 Adftnture
Ari•RNOON I
12:00
fJ ((J1J CD) Cl) Fat Albert
Cll .loun117 ta Mftftlllrt
Ill East Side Kid• m Tllt been
Q) Sal Bllko a Adio4I T11e1t11 m ulino ConsoftJum
-12:30-
fJ ( (llJ (])) Cll A1' fl
(])Topic
Cl) This Wttk in llasebaff D,..,.. 7 Pubhc Alf111s
CIIJ Wonts A ""'"'' m i..t 111 Sp1ct
0) lloYit: Ct) "White Sn111"
(~v) '43-lon Hill, Mar11 Montez.
fll) '•aunt of 1M llluttn
('211 (I)) U.S. F1rm Report
ID C.rmitl
1100
fJ ((Ill (])) CD Cllildrt11'1 Film Fatnll "On Snow White" A film
from Cmkoslovaki1 about a senw
trve Jiii named Kalb. who libs to
1maa1ne herself 1n 1 ll1ry·t1le land,
am! wti.t happens when slle ind her
lnends produce th111 vtBion of the
classic story. D f1lnl Futvrt
(I)"° FH D CJ) Cial ((21) (I)) U.S.
Womln's Open liolf live coveraee of
tht t1111d round of plly in lhrs 1ott tournament from the Hazeltine
National Goll Club 1n Chash,
Minesot1 • SJlllN:"Wtwa~
(18) CJ)) Ctnlu!Nr'a """" CD Grin Cini M La Tardt
-1:30-
(1) Tiit been
Ill llowlt: "lnvaioll of 1M Alriftlat
"""" (dra) '62-.lohll Ctrrtdint m S..I Tr11t1
2:00
8Mt41•
(]) llowle: (t) ......... 111 l11dl1111"
(adv) '44-Lon McAllister. 8 llnlt: (t) "H11111111 Dw,llct ·
'*1" (sci·fi) '6S-Gtor1e Nedtr • ...,blty
()) ... Ill.I
• llorit: CC) "The C.n" (dre)
'68-Dm An4rews, A111la Ekber1
()) CiHlllt I: "Africt T eu. Style" ~~~~ullt O'Brien, John Miiia
al Ttna11
((fl)(])) led C..rt
0 ()) Mtwlt: ''Tiii• Sntp I.arid" <• ())) c:.u..r·. WotW
GCIMIM 3' a ll•rM w"" ID Ort1111 C.U11ty Sam1111r
-2:30-
......... 11 m Ovttr Limits
((21 ())) Trtfflllrt
3:00
8 It Tabs All Kin•
()) Wllcl Wild Wat
D hit: ctl "Tll• Site• at ltlf llMr" (wes) '54-Van Johnson.
<II M0tl1: (t) "&11n1 for San
SMntt111" (•es) '68-Anlhony Quinn, Mjanette Comer.
81 llorit: (t) "St.119 bl TltuMtt
!lee*" (wes) '64-Barry Sulhnn S Th Miiiie ftllct • c..t....,.ry Dillltlllofts
(8 ()))~ er•~ •111Mlal 8 ... : (C) "M1rl11t'1 let's Iii"
(drl) '61-Tom Tryon
• Pal•t Alt111 With lh-c' __,
-5:30-
D O())D"""
iviNINQ
8:00 ·())~(])) ....
: :: CC) (IO) ''nit '81tf tct~
(com) '48-Bob Hope, Jane ltuSHll e r,...
9 SHAIEY'S rttsOOS
1t S200000 WCT TEJINIS COHOIS/ROCHE
• WCT T..-awitjlloftllllps
ilJ) (() Dlelecue
iB)Httlln Gt Siar Soccer m Stt10t11 Y s.nores a lAlcy Show IDM Iller.,
-6:30-
• (]) • ()) ('3) Cl)) lltwa
D lllllC """ Conftrtnct m Tiii SI U,000 QuestlOll
(<l?J (])) f'ro fin
CD ()) Wild Kllltdont G Nulmllt on the ltoa4 0 lewltcllld
7:00
8 Tiit lluppeb
(])AniNI ~
D Tiii Price la RlPt
())HM HIW e E,...;cn. la Allltles
()) "' S..l'dl °'-· G IS,,
<II a-WilllMs at S.. Worid =. (~ ())) a QI) Lawrm e
.. Alias SlllUI ' .loMs (<l?J (])) .... ""' CD Cl) S,.C. ltM a DllJ ,..,. ..,
fD '° llintts llO llltl • Aultlll City LI.its
-7:30-
• "'" ' "°" (]) Andy Williama
I '" S.l'dl Of ••• f1hll future
• Oisattrs: How ' Why ()) Ulltlllttd WDrtd =~~Ille C'.olllltry
8:00 D (<l?J (])) Cl) Mary Tyler
lloo11 Shew (R) Gord' Howard, fofmer Mather men tor WJM·TV,
returns lo M1nneapalrs IOf 1 visit
after sian1ri1 a conrract to host 1 momlna 111hlork show.
D G CI> D 0 E1111r1m1t
(R) WttTle the panmedics art htlpin1
to correct a hlin& mess caused by a computtt enor, they rescue 1 younr·
lttf wlMI is trapped In a dra111p1pe • lie llttles "Tht Battle ol Berlin"
Cl) lllftit: CC> (ltlr) "The 111
Slit," (nl)'S) '46-Humplvey Botart
• Cl) 9 (all Cl)) .... .,
..... " (R) uemy Aat111J IWlit Ste.t and Diana when lllty arrive In
BllellOS Aires to pick up 1 secrtt
lonnul• Critical to tlll nr elfort.
• lllftlt: CJ:) (M) '11lt .... ~=T~~ Jack Ml!On, Art c.n..y,
-~tlS. -~ltbdlW. s T•••b San rruclsco VS Plloen~. eO.C. .... AClmk .....
-8:30-a <<I?J CD> CD loll llewhrt S1low (R) Or. Hartley delend1 the
work ethic when Jerry Robinson
comes into mon., nd promptly retires from lht dtnUI profession ., Colla"
......... rltyllwae
8100
• (<l?J Cl)) ()) All "' tlM , a•lty
(R) Nae mn pmsure from Clone
will ftt Archie to take Edith out for a
nlah on the town. but Edith ts hrtd of ukln1 "no" for an aruwer.
D 0 ()) D 0 UC S.twU} Mowlt: CC) (2111) ··w,. ,,.. c.i.
dltJ" (dre) '71-ltobtrt Wasner,
David Mc!Allum. Edward Hardwickl.
Allied POW's 11 Coldit2, 1 mu1mum
security Germen prison camp, d1v1se
a darin1, de59frale uc1pt plan that,
rf successful, will set them to the
safety of the Swiss b0<der .
D (]) cm> ((8) CD) Stanky &
Hutdl (R) A vlail•nle comm1tlu lakes the law into its own h1nd1 111
rel1li1tion lor criminals 11av1n1 been
set free and Starsky becomes 1 prime
candidate lo '°'" the croup. m BARB MANOREU & H.
•-AXTON Oil HEE HAW m1ttt HIW
l:)tfflllll1M,.,.
ID lllasttfJllect TllUtrt
-9:30-
• (<l?J (])) Cl) Alb (II) Allee
seatdlu IOI a way lo eapl11n the
lactt ol hie to Tommy, but d1SCOVen
lhal his school's sea ed11e1t10n clau
is way 1hud ol her
D llloril: ctl "Tiit ~ aid"
(wes) '67-Jefl Hunter m lll0tlt: CC) "'iralts •f Memerey" (wes) '47-Mana Monlez, ROd Cameron
10:00
8 (<l?J Cl))()) l1Mt W,. Ttr-ltb (R) An East Side doctor 1s
suspected ol admin1111rrn1 more
than vit&min 8·12 to his chtnlele
·~-c.., Cl) .... Hau AIMfka
• ~ Cial ((8) Cl)) ftltlllr and
Flllltr Feather and Harry Vlotk out an
tl•borate sdremt to npose a ftn·
e11I whose defense conlr1ct rip.offs
!lave led him lo commit murder m MttroMws 121 Cfwtvre f llt1lre g T1'e sa.t Yu11
·~· ... CllDGtut ~
-10:30-
• llflJMl
T'll WEEK, JULY 17, 1977
11:00 ••<m m""" (]) ll•••llltvlt: "Tll• "'""" SeeUn" (com) '6'-Ann-Mar11tt
80())GB""" • LM a-kllt Style
Cl) lilt S..rt
• f rtpt lllPt •w.rwr ... r ....
al llorit: CC) "WIW """ '1alllt" (h°'* '57-Tony Ruael, llu Cutonl
0 ())W.•12
(8 ())) lt1 M.11114
• "' -tlM C.fltrJ -11:30-
..... ,.: CC) ''n• Lt,... ••
Uult hfftll" (dr1) '75-E!izabttll
Mon t1Qmtry, Fritz Wu ver
D 0 ()) D 0 Sat11rda1 llipt
()) ai..te: "Sod la llJ C.'llot" (dra) '45-Denn11 Moraan e Mowlt: "llrll111111 tf Alcatraz"
(dra) '62-Burt Lancaster
Cl) Clntma I "Tom Jones" Cial ai..it: (t) "llacl Gunn" (clrl)
'72-Jim Brown. M1rt1n landau a 100 a11• GJ s,.d1I dt C.nnib
12100
• All lllpt Slllft "OM fNt •
lttll," ..... ~ .... ., ... ''nit
INtr 1114 th 0.tll" <cm m> n.. m. Cl4lb
((8) ())) lltwa/StJ.fl TlMtltrt ma....14
1:00 D ())leclc..rt
D Tllrilltr
m All·lllallt Show: "Hell a.tow
Ztrt.'' "Attacl tf "' 50-FMt ....... " "Tiit lHltr n.t Slat.M
.... Ytri"
II) lilt-flt: CC> "C.lw•• tf ....,. (adv) '71 -Rory 9flhou11,
lea M1.ssar1.
1:00 m A1t-111111t now: "Th• 111111t
HoMs T tm1r," "The Alt Man"
-1:30-
D D W eo.c.tt
2:00
8 llMlt : CC) ''lftrld Wllhllt EM" (sci.fl) '56-HOrh Marlowe. D DMMltttt111t liewia: "lllM and SIM," "Dml lib Dt111Mtt"
-2:30-• llorit: .... ,. ,,.. "" Ste"
(dra) '5'-Jan Sterlin&.
()) --lillNs: "T. tlM be of tlM Ed " "IWa ""' 5"lti,. wc....•;J
Bob Hartlty (Bob N9whart, rlilht) ci.t.ndt ,the work ethic when' Aobln~n (P9ter Bonen) come9Intol'ftOf'9Y1nd
promptly ml,. from the dental protenlon, In the eplllOde
of The Bob Newhart Show 1'9alrlng on CBS Slturdey et
8:30PM. ,...,.
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