HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-07-31 - Orange Coast PilotOfficial Admits
LBJ Vote Fraud
• ALICE. Tex <AP> A former
Te-.as voting 0Htc1al seoklng
.. peace or mind " sayi. he
l:ert1r1ed enough f1ct1t1ous ballots
Lo steal an election 29 years ago
aod launch Lyndon B J ohnson on
..1 path that led lo the presidency
The stateme nt comes from
Luis Sala~. "ho ""as the election
Judge for Jim Wells County's
notorious Box 13, whictl produced
j~st enough votes in the 1948 Ttx· as Democrahc primary runoff to
give Johnson nomination, then
tantamount to election, to the
U.S. Senate.
··Johnson did not win that clcc.
lion: it was stolen for him. And I
know exactly how 1t was done,"
said Salas, now a lean. while·
haired 76; then ;,i swarthy 210·
pound Political henchman with
ahsolute say over vote counts in
hls Mexican·Amcric;,in, South
Texas precinct.
The controvc·rsv over that
qmorr election has been a subject
of tant;.iltz1ng conjecture tor
GWCatalogs
I Conf oumling
To Taxpayers
.By STEVE lUITCllELI.
Ot th« 0•11~ Pllol St•lt
1 Mos t of the res1dLnts at Vista
del L1 tk, in Newport Bc.<Jch ar e
retirecl l1eople. ranging In age
frolT' .GS to 80. <1ccording to
manager George Smith.
Last week a hundle of rail
semester class schedules Crom
Golden West Coll~gc were de·
livered to the complex al 611 Lido·
Park, one for each or the 39 resi-
, dents ·
_·But Smith swd many of the
people living there a're fuiiOQs
that the brochures each
marked Resident with individual
addresses -were sent to the m.
"Why would anyone in
NewPort Beach want lo go to col·
Jege in Huntington Beach."
Smith asked. He said Orange
Coast College is just up lhe road.
and Co as t1 i n e Co m mun Hy
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nearly three deeades. ever since
U S Supreme Court Justice
llugo lilack abruptly hailed an
investigation, but the principals
have been silent George 8 . Parr.
the South Texas polillcaJ boss
whom Salas scrvL'<l for a decade.
~hot h1mselr to death m Apnl
1975
J ohnson is dead and so'\s his
opponent. Salas, retired from his
railroad telegrapher's job,. is
among the f~w livmg persons
with direct knowledge of the elec-
tion. .
Johnson's widow. Lady Bird~
was informed of Salas' state·.
m cnts and said •through a
s pokeswoman that she "knows
no more about the details or the
1948 election other than that
charges were made at the lime,
carried through several courts
and finally to a Justice at the
Supreme Court."
Salas says now that he ht'<i dur
ing an aborted in vel.l1gat10n of
the election in 1948, when he
testified that the vote count was
proper and above board. "l \\as
JUSl going along with my party, ..
he says.
He told The AP that Parr or·
dered that 200-odd votes be added
to Johnson's total from Rox 13
Salas said he saw the fraudulent
votes added in alphabetical order
and then certified them a~
1:1uthentic on orders from Parr
The rinal statewide count. 1n
eluding Box 13 votes. gave
Johnson an 87-vote margin in a
total tally approaching 1 million
and earned him the tongue-in·
c heek nickname. ··Lands lide
Lyndon."
three days after the runoff .
with Stevenson narrowly leading
and the seesaw count nearly
complete. Salas said, a meeting
was called in Parr's office 10
miles from Alice. Texas. Salas
said he met with political boss
George B. Parr : Lyndon
Johnson; Ed Lloyd, a Jim Wells
County Democratic Executive
Committee member. and Bruce
Ainsworth, an Alice city com·
missioner. Lloyd and Ains worth.
like Johnson and ·Parr. now are
dead.
Salas told The AP:
"Lyndon Johnson said: ·tr
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RNIA NDAY JULY 31 1977 NTY-FIVE CENTS
O•llY Pilot Photo by llk ha,.., Koe~ler
FIRE FIGHTER BRIAN ZAGLA USES SHOVEL TO SHIELD FACE FROM HEAT NEAR CORONA HIGHLANDS
BlazesRavageBrushlands
Ry /\RTllUR VINSEL
0t tlw O•lly Piiot \t•ll
ll<1mpagmg fires gnawed away
ut hnttlt··dry brushl ands from
Corona to Cal1lorn1a 's fabled
wine countr) cnernight. ·ravag-
ing the habitats of humans, deer.
ground s quirrels and Jackrabbits
with equal vengoance.
There was no mercy unless at
the whim or "mds. as names
Jumped here and there in three
major blazes. one or which
threatened for J6 hours to enter
Orange County.
By 8 a .m . today, firefighters
hoped to contain the brushfire
south of Corona whi.eh at mid-
mght had consumed nearly _6.000
acres of thick, dry, canyon
choking brush unburned for iJ
half·century.
"We think it's 45 perctlnt con
lainec-1 now."· said U.S Forest
Service Fire lnformution Officer
Larry Lippert shortly before
midnight.
He said there was li ttle hope
for actual control before Tuesday
of the blaze. blamed on an illegal
campfire in territory pos ted
against trespassing at locked
gales.
Only a barn and a small out·
building beside a watershed had
been destroyed b' the fire, which
burned to within a few reet of the
new Corona Highla nds housi~ ~ r c ,... r
t ract before it was halted
Firefighte rs making a herc11c·
effort to halt the m;.irch of tht•
flaml'S toward the new homes
were at the point of fleeing when
lhf.' winds shifted and flam es
mcttndered away
Authorities said seven men had
s ustained injuries, ranging from
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second degree bums·to cuts and
s prained ankles. twisted anc1
torn working in the steep, rocky
terrain.
..N..o.ne .of_ 1b.e ylcJJ_m s was
seriously injured, they s1:1id.
C hief Alderson ex plained.
''Normally <le<•r don't gel
lrappl'cl in a fin·
.. But the•\\ ay this thing 1s burn-
ing wht·111t ..., gone. the ground
look!:. likl• \our kitchen floor
Thl'rt"s noth1ng left .. ·
Aulhorilleb said late Saturday
night they anticipated no further
threat tu homes. based on the
fare's pro~ress
Some of the fi refi ghters on the
lines battling the Corona area
blaze, which was eating its way
toward the site of 1967's dis·
astrous Paseo Grande inferno.
were dog-tired from the Santa
Barbara holocaust earlier in the
week.
·Robbery Scene Revisited
Backrires just ins ide the
Orange County line were set to
ha lt the spread of names up and
over the Santa Ana !\1ountain~
from Riverside County.
''I've been our there sine('
Thursday," s aid weary L' .~.
Forest Service Battalion Chief
Bill Alderson.
Temperatures dropi)lng from a
high of 100 dc•grees Friday to 75
on Saturday, t'oupled with a rise
1n humidity from an earlier 15 to
50 percent.helped firefighte rs on
the job.
"Tht• weather rL•ally did its job
and it looks like we've got a hold
on it. · said George Biddle.
s pokesman ror the State Di vision
of Forestry
By l>IDLLIP ROSMARIN
OI tl>e D•••Y Piiot Stall
On the morning of Or'*nge
County's most sensat1ortal IOb-
bery, wheel-
ing, dealing,·
family m an
Vincent Car
rano woke al •
8, kissed his
wife and had
a. cup of cof-
ff?e.
The 45 ·
y ear·old
Italian son of 11osMAl\tl(
a Manhattan bookie drased
quickly in dress slacks aod a
sport shirt open without tie.
Though il was a Saturday. ~
president of Swiss Vaults I c a
Sant11: Ana gold a nd s lv r
storage firm, was g(!ing to work.
It was not unusual. In Car
rano's field, there are persons
who do not want to be seen de
positing large sums in precious
metals.
He left his Seal Beach home.
driving his leased 1976 Lincoln
Continental, with the Arkansas
license plates of the automobile
dealer, to a Los Alamitos post or.
rice.
He coll~~ded the mail from ht&
box at about 9.
A half hour later Carrano let
himself into the Swiss Vaults
• building, 1404 N. Grand Ave., and
disconnected the burglar alarm.
I le tossed the ring of office door
keys. as was his habit, onto a re-
ception area desk. along with his
car door key and personal keys.
He'd come back to pick up a
core drill that would allow him
and his partners to dig 100 feet in
to the Caballo Mountains, 26
m lies frorri the White Sands Mis·
sile Range.
He decided to stay through
Saturday to attend the wedding
lie said while the human loll
has been relatively small with in·
Juries, 1l hasn 't been with
nature's sm all creatures.
"They gel so confused in a ii re
they don 't know wnere to •un.
lie estimated the inferno cost
SI million Just to fight. lie s aid it
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'T'he ignition key to his car he
left locked inside the car. ringed
on the turn signal lever -another
habit
Carrano brewed some more
coffee and sat down to open his
matl, som e d atin g back to
January
J./c'd ·been home only a week,
returning the Sunda y before
from a t~easure-hunting expedi·
lion he mounted to New Mexico
six months earlier. seeking a
Spanish rortunc of gold bars.
of a brother-in-law.
As he shurfled through the
m ail, there were some telephone
calls.
Jack Fulton, Swiss Vaults vice
president, called to say an ap-
pointment with gold producers
from Brazil was scheduled al
noon. later than Carrano had
Laguna Police Find
Bludgeoning Victim
thought. Detectives today were continu-
There was a call from a man ing a search for th~ killer and
who wanted to sell Carrano some ,murder weapon involved in the
Mexican coins. The man came bludgeon s laying of a retired
and Carrano paid $12 for the Navy officer whose ·nude body
paper and silver money. was found in his Laguna Beach
His policy was lo buy precious home Friday evening.
metals rather than store them, Albert Daniel Willard Jr ... 69.
wt\e~nev c r pos s ible. large had been dead for two or three
-ani'6\li1lt.s and small. days, according to police, who .t tOj .. Another uian called and want· · ~-i~inally r~s oonoed to a
• . ...~ ~ t<uel1 -~c minl.J><!t.-~-·irwuc~aid can~ _ ,. .
' · percent silver. Garrano inV't'fe<f · Investigators said a male
• ~.._.... .t him over and paid $301 {or the ~ who had a din::-: =---ge-
bar. ment with Willard went to his
-A woman clllled."She wanted to nome at ~ {:oastvfew Drive
buy a S20 gold piece. Thoµgh she after he failed to keep the ap·
said she was coming over. she poinlment.
never appeared. The murder victim was found Carrano, and sometimes
Fulton, never hesitated 'lo meet
with strange!"$, alone and after
hours, to lrantacl deals .
Vault doors were left unloeked
to make it easy to uhload a de·
-posit and to avoid the embarran·
ment ot fumbllhl In front of a
client with the combination
locks. with whlc~ Cartan~ was
clumsy.
After the robbery Carrano ex·
plained the lack of armed
auards.
They mcike already nenoUs
olienaa Jumpier •Ull, and the Jobs
are fWed by old QI' mexperienetd
m• a likely to aboot t.bemHlves • or maooent peopie u-. blast
•lll--b91akt. ···~ •wt •• locn.&. .. he nS"'~h ....... ll ~J>.lja:V• JIOOl'.1Japdy. JCN'rt~e Wblll.~!~l
C~AULT,hleAI>
sprawled in the living room. ob·
v1ou sly beyond benefit of
m edical aid, authorities said.
"Hair his head was gone," said
a police d<'partment s pokesmaQ
who added that investigators are
uncertain what type of weapon
was used.
"It appeared it was some type
of blunt instnlT'nent," he added,
noting that treme ndous •force
must have been used to have
:shattffed the-vh:tim1nlrutl. •
Police said it '"'is 111r .. 1u ~
Willard wus slutn in hfs lu'Ilslde
home nof ·far from Aliso. Beach
Pie r on Wednesday night.
A s pokesman for McCormick
Mortuary, said funeral arrange-
ments are pending. •
foreshadow heavier use of the
two·wheelers. An Associated
Press story looks at the E~
pean moped c~pcrience to see
where the U.S. may be headJng on pageC2.
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A% DAILY P\LOT
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Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights
ODO LOOKING VEHICLE WAS GR!AT BUY
H untmqton Bt•.1c h
Dollar steals rebuilt 'tank'
ll was a deal Huntington Beach couldn't refuse
although al first sight it looks as if they might have thought
twice. Tho. squat.. tank-treaded vehicle purchased by the
city last week was once a military tractor, converted into an·
armor plated police vehicle suited to some dark use. The
vehicle, called an ERV, will be used for rescue and fire mis·
sions. It has already earned its cost back by hauling fire
hose In a recent blaze. How much, you ask? Only one buck
. a deal the city council couldn't resist.
State Agency Lists New OC Busi,i;;-;Sites ..
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By DEBOit.AR WJUSTLU
CM t11t De11Y "9t Sutt to Zod)t's It Includes Slater Bl"OI.
Market, Pacific City Bank.
The state Health and Welfare Gloria Marshall, Licorice Pizza,
Aaency employment develop· Performance Really, Com·
ment department has released a merclal Credit Corp., Century 11
llstlng of new job opportuniUes in real estate and A Flower Arrair.
the Orange County area. Nordic Line, Mission Vlejo: A
The list contains 36 job new furniture store located at
poaalblliUee. They are: ~MargueiiteParkw•Y·
Broadmoor Pla11, Irvine: A Denny's, Huntln1ton Beach:
new complex la now under con· The restaurant chain la now hlr-
atrucUon at Red Hill Avenue and lng for a new facility to open at
MacArthur Boulevard. It will 10136AdamsAve.
contain the corporate bead· La Salle Paper Company,
quarters ror Broadmoor Homes. Irvine: A Los Angeles firm has
Rampo ·Construction Com· moved into 18102 Sky Park South
pany, Irvine: A firm which de-in the Irvine Industrial Complex.
slina skateboard parks, racquet· Itlsapapersupermarket.
ball courts and restaurants. Laguna Hills Commercenter,
Their recreation division has Laguna Hills: The first phase oC
moved rrom Colorado Springs to the $2.5 million project at Lake
17952 Sky Park Circle in the Forest Drive and Moulton
Irvine Industrial Complex. Parkway is to be completed In
Airway Business Cetller, Costa December. This phase will con.
Mesa: The S2 million multi-slst of office semi-commercial
tenant omce-lndustrial proje<!l is ~lght induatr'tal, wholesale and
now under cQnstrucllon on a two-. \ warehouse space. The other two
acre site "Bl Airway and Fisher phases are not finalized.
Aveoues. Corporate Plaza, Newport
·Herman Mlller, Inc., Irvine: A Beach: The Irvine Company has
manufacturing and distributing broken ground for a $40 million
faclllt~ Is under .construction for 26-bulldJng low-rise office park an office rurplture bulldler in on the ocean side of Newport
Irvlnelndustri'kl Park. Center. It will be developed as
T~ade Foll Embossinf, Irvine: professional office complex. The
A fotl stamping, blind embossing first pha.se is expected to be com.
and dle cutting firm opened Jn pleted in 1978.
May at 17982 Sky Park Clrde in Downey Savings and Loan ·
the Irvine Industrial Complex. Costa Mesa: Construction ha~
Computer Automation, Inc., begun on the corporate head·
Irvine: The firm has received a quarters at Anton Boulevard and
manuracturiJll ftrm bu let.Ha a '"
building in Anaheim to be t.l'ed u
a warehouse for drapery
materials.
Dlx Metals, TUalln; true·
lion is underway on a service
center at 1361 ·Bell Ave. in the
l rvine lq<lus trial Complex.
CompleUOJ'\ is s~bedul~ for July.
Canyon Villa Pla..a. Anaheim:
A $4 mllllon shoppinr center Is
under construction at La Palma
A venue and Imperial Highway.
Tenants in I.he center include
Lucky Market, Sav-On Drugs, L
& G Sporting Goods, National
Bank of Whittier and a Marie
Callender's Pie Shop.
Brea Mall, Brea: The in.side of
the mall is under construction
with many stores scheduled for
completion for the August 17
opening. Stores In various stages
o f construction include lee
Capades Chalet, Waldenbooks,
S~ balton-Plckwick, HoElus•. F&brlt~. Chic Accessorie ~ Hanover Shoes, Kinney ,
SuaJe's Cuuala, Hickory Farsna,
H•n••l 1N Ortttl, Paalllon
Conspiracy, Miller's Outpost,
Sears Ntd May Co. It is expetted
that half the 122 smaller stores
will open August 17 wiUi Sef#
and May Co. •.
Fantasy Records, Santa Ana
The new shop has opened at 252$..
Grand Ave. in the Grand Avenuo
Plaza. •
Coco't, Brea: The F1r Weft··
chain is now hiring for the new
restaurant at 1250 Imperial
Highway.
Griswold's, Fullerton: The
new restaurant has opened at
Raymond Ave nue and the
Riverside Freeway.
Medical -Dental Buildlngi£
Oranae: Flnanclng hu been a&
ranaed for the building at Katella
Avenue and Wanda Road.
Co')t.1 Mpi,,1 ~
Costa Mesan
·• $2 million contract from Bristol Street in South Coast
collects title
of Miss Nude
A poised and tanned
Costa Mesa ho~ewife last
week earned the improba-
ble sounding title of Miss
Nude-USA in competition
wi th 21 other nudists al the
Treehouse Fun Ranch in
San Bernardino. Jane
Peters, 28, who has been a
nudist for a mere 6 weeks,
said the only other prize
she's ever won was for her
posture when she was 12·
years-old. Th(• 5-foot-7
beauty will l>Pcnd the next
year representing the
cause of social nudism.
Asked how she felt about
winning the Miss Nude ti ·
Newport 8(•,1ch
,,,t
JANE PETERS, 28
lie, she answered, "Come
back and ask me when r
get my shoes off."
Crushed hopes
for famed match
squashed egg
How hot was it? Hot
enough to set off the
usual phone calls asking
whether the Daily Pilot
would like a picture of
eggs frying on pave-
ment. The call came
from Bryan Jones· and
Jill Fummer, both 14.
When the photographer
arrived he r ound
downcast faces and a
squashed egg .
"Somebody ran over it " . . the p81r said. Fame cnn
pe a fleeting thing.
Roundup lassos auto rustlers
Newport Beach police said they broke up a loosely or·
ganlied ring or car thleves laat week. The ring apeciallzed ln
Porsches and other luxury autos commonly round on
Orange Coast streets. More than $100,000 In parts and
stripped chassis were found when the police moved In on 11
suspects throughout the county. Several more suspecta are
being sought. Omcials said the cars were taken to garages,
parts stripped away and sold and the remalns sold as scrap
metal. Police say that. several auto parts stores had been
buying the parts at reduced prices, knowing they were stol-
en, and were reselling them.tor normal prices.
_ coples_!'!_d the malling of 18'1000
ofthesecopr&; --- -
· --O<>ftsen ·west C61lele: f$,OO!r ·
to print 205.000 copltt\ wl\h •.086
for postage ahd ma Ubl bouse
processing to send out 184,304
book.lets.
-Coastline Community
College: $30,800 for prlnUng
195{000 or the fall achtdules. COst or abellng and postage are not
available yet, college otndats
aald.
Dtatrtct oftlclat1 ate Adamant
in their support of the cbltly
multlpla mallln;t. C!l&llnlng
cla.aae1 ottered at one ni;npua m~nol b& a val ta bl• at another.
Fairchild Camera and In.stru· Plaza Town Center. It will be the
m~nt Corporation for mini-largest savin1s and loan head-
computer network system to link quartered in Oran1e County.
Fairchild facilities in Asia and The bulldJng will Initially be
Europe to It's headquarters ln occupied by administrative
Mountain View. employes with remaining space
Meleo Sales, Inc .. Irvine: A leased. The company will even·
Ca l if or n i a s ubs Id i a r y of tu ally utili~e the entire building
Mitsubishi Electronics and with a branch office on the first
manufacturer of MGA brand floor and a training center for
television sets has leased a build-employes.
ing in the Irvine Indus trial Federal Savings and Loan As-
Complex. The firm is presently sociation of Southern Californja
localed in Compton and expects Irvine: A subsidiary of Financiai
to be in production al the new Federation, Inc. will build a ma-
planl at 2500 Main St. later this jor office in a shopping center to
year. be built at Moulton Parkway and
Clifford R esearch. Costa the San Deigo Freeway.
Mesa: The manufacturer of high Edwards Cinema. Mission Vie·
performance automotive ac-jo: The twin cinema opened June
cessories has moved lo a new 17 at Chrisanla Drive and La Paz
facility al 1670 Sunflower Ave. Road.
D & M Trophies and Engrav-Mission Community llosp1tal,
ing, Irvine: The fi rm assembles Mission Viejo: A Sl.8 million re·
and builds trophies. It has leased modeling and expansion pro-
a space at 17962 Sky Park Circle. gram is now under way. No new
Newporter Industries, Irvine: beds will be added but tmprove-
Greatly increased business has m ents will be made to existing
caused the skateboard firm to facilities .
lease additional space at 17932 Church or Christ, Costa Mesa.:
Sky Park Circle. The church will break ground for
Toyota Motor Distributors, a classroom and fellowship build-
Newport Beach: New fa-cililies ing at 287 W. Wilson SL The ex-
for regional offices are now un-pans1on and remodeling calls for
der construction on a site at 2800 a multipurpose auditorium day
J amboree Rd. It will include of-care center classrooms a~d a
fl ee ~pace and a service training dining area to accommodate 200.
facihty to be completed in Nov-El Toro Baptist Church, El
ember. Toro: Construction has be~un for
Spanish Village By The Sea, a building to house a pre-school
San Cleme~te : The c.ity·s first in -scheduled to open Sept. 6.
door shopp1~g n:i all 1s scheduled C alty Design Resear c h ,
fo_r comple~ton tn November .. rt Newport Beach : A building now
will contain 18 stores and ts under cons tru ction for an
already'° percent leas ed. automobile design firm at 2800
Orange Turf Supply, Irvine: A Jamboree Road. It wi ll include
lawn e<;tuipment sales and office space and a large design
service firm began operations in facility. The firm is scheduled to
May a~ 18001 Sky1_Park South, in move from ifs present fa cilities
lhe lrvme Industrial Complex. It in El Segundo by the end of the
wlll s erve u equipmen~~ub-year.
distributor and will also sell Irvine Industrial Complex
parts and accessories and main-Garden Grove: Mote than half
lain the equipment. the 215 acres on the former NIKE
The Commissary Mart, Hunt-missile base have been sold or
lngton Beac~: The new market committed to the new complex.
at 15902 Spnngdale St. opened The projected S86 million park is
June 2.. the third industrial complex to be
Zody s, Huntington Beach: The d eveloped by the Irvine Industrial
new $6 million center has been Complex.
comple~ed at Golden West St. Aer-0-Lite Draper ies. Garden
and Edinger Avenue. In addJtion Grove: The commercial drapery
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LBJ VOTE FRAUD
can gel 200 more votes. r·v~ 1ot it
won.'
"Parr said to me ln Spanlsh:
'We need to win this election. I
want you to add those 200 votes.· I
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Hooping It Up
Carol~·n Johnson \\.i.1!-, lflrel' dc('p in fl u la Iloops a'\ she com-
petL·d Salurrla~· 111 t.1111nwl ('Onlpl'l1t11111 c..pon:-.on·cl fl~· thL'
~l'\\pnrt B('ach Park:--. Bl'H<'h ~incl lk<.'rl'ut1011 f>epart-
ment. Fnr thos(' \\ho cf 1ctn 't ('nnn'nl ratl' ~o muc:h 1111 t hh fun
sport. ther(' was a frisbet> (·ontL·~t. too ·
'Phantom' Recruits·
. '.
Pad Enlistee R011s
ALBANY. N.Y. <AP7 -Tough
quotas set up for the all-volunteer
Army led to the systematic pad·
ding of computer reeords with
"phantom" enlistees. r ecruiting
officers admitted Saturday at a
congressional hearing here.
Rep. Samuel S. Stratton IO-
N. Y. l, chairman or the House
Armed Servlc~s Committee·s tn-
vesllgation Subcomn:Uttee, said
recent revelations of phantom
volunteers· were "only the UIS of
the Iceberg.
Stratton, a realdent ot tltarby
Am sterdam, said Irregularities
apparently were wides pread and
,•
carefully covered up. There were
non-specinc allusions to similar
practices in Baltimore and
Boston. . Sgt. Leah Wainwright, who t.!fl•.
covered inOated recruitment re-:
ports. testified that her military,
career was threatened after she
reported the praotice to .~
superior officer.
She Dlso said that her apa.a;ti
ment was burglarized tbre9
times and that her cat wu
strangled. .l". Maj. Joseph Parker of we
Albany recruitment center saic&
the Army's internal investigation
or the irregularities was ·•a
t harode'' that w•s carried o~t
fQr only a tew days." •
O•llY Pli.t si.tt PM!•
PSYCHOLOGISTS RICHARD CORRIERE. JOSEPH HART BELIEVE IN DREAMS
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VAULT. • •
~ou to. •>r you're gonna gt!t killed ...
There we.is one more call lhat ~urda~·. July 9, from the only
r:Qbber Carrano would see, a man
hewas convinced would kUI him.
The caUcr may have had a
s(lnse of humor. lie identified
himself as "Mr. Pena." Loosely
U'anslated, "pena" is Sparush for
·'trouble." : .. '.Mr. Trouble ...
"Are you open., .. The man with
the Latin accent asked.
"No," Carrano replied, "we're
closed. Do you have something to
sell?"
"No, I want to store 20 bags of
silver. 11m working today, and I
can't get there unlit late after·
noon." "
··1 have to leave at 5 o'clock..
You 'll have to make il before that
because I'm going to 1:1 wedding."
·'I'll be there at 4... •
Fulton showed up at ll:30, and
the partners talkeq, aw.hile. At
noon. Fulton left to pick up
Robert A. Johnson.• Carrano's
Swiss connection. staying at the
nearby Ambassador Jnn.
Johnson is a precious m'etals
buyer for a Liechtenstein dealer,
Mermon International Ltd. He
usc;s Swiss V:aults as a California
base of bperations. For the
.h ospitalit y, Carrano gets a
percentage of Johnson's deals.
Fulton returned with J ohnson
withjn a rew minutes. in time to
greet. with Carrano, two of the
four gold producers they had ar-
ranged to meet.
· One of the men was American.
the other Greek.
They represented a Panama-
nian company, working in Brazil.
t1ol stered by American
stockholders. They wanted to sell
gold to Zurich, Swih.erland,
ijfrough Johnson.
· . The other two. an American
man and wife, arrived at about
2:1Sp.m.
The business meeting lasted
until about 3:30. Carrano said
later, "It should have lasted until
4:30.
Carrano was left alone. He had
wanted to leave with the others.
But he remembered lhe Celli from
''Mr. Pena" and decided to stay
until 4. Just before Fulton left, 1 Carrano asked his partner lo un-
lock the rear vault room, where
large deposits were stored, for
tfie expected 20 bags of silYer.
The front vault room, where
two safety deposit safes contain-
rng 50 boxes each were kept,
already was unlocked.
Carrano heard the ding·dong of
the front door, that has controlled
access security Ukc the kind used
in banks.
"The Swiss Vaults door is of
wood beams with a two-way mir·
ror. From the outside. the glass
i's' a mirror. From inside, it's
clear.
Carrano glanced at the man on
the other side of the door and
pressed the buzzer to let him in.
The problem with the system
was that orten the person OUt·
side the door couldn ·t ·hear the
buzzer and didn 'l push.
Or sometimes the buzzer dldn "t
make the required electrical cbn-
n¢ctioo.
Catfano shrugged and opened ff himself.
He noticed only that the man
wore a yellow straw hat and a
p\ack sports coat draped over his
erm. · ~ Carrano tu med lo walk back.
: "Keep walking," Carrano
beard and then stopped as he ~ought he heard the man in-
~redibly add, "or I'm gonna give Jt. to ya here."
• Carrano turned and this time
really looked. All he could see, he
recalled la.tu, was that the man
bf Lat.in descent had a gun, a
)lowUxer, a cannon ll seemed to bim.
~ "Go into tbe office there.'· t "Sit thre and face the wall." ~arrano sat in a chair al ttie end !of a coof erence table in bls office,
irartbestfrom his desk. L ··Keep quiet." Carrano hadn't raid a wonl. He didn't Jntend to.
JR Admitted
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Cross Indicates Where Carrano 'Was Bound to Chair
For five minutes his only wish
was for the well·buill. round-
raced man to go away.
"Getup."
Carrano was marched through
lhe large back room to the door.
wrucb opens onto a rear parking
lot.
"Open the door." Carrano un·
loosened the three hasps that
secured as many flat iron bars
across lhe door. He opened it.
On the other side was a screen
door, reinforced by security
bars, and Carrano tried a weak
lie.
"Oh, r don't have the key lo
that."
"You'd better. or you're gonna
getit."
Carrano picked up the key atop
a telephone hookup box next to
the door. A fire regulation re-
quired him to keep it there.
The eunman motioned him
back toward his office. As Car·
rano walked past the rear vault,
he could see that the inner barred
. door was slightly ajar.
And he could hear vo1c·es
Men-at least two. possibly
more-were talking in Spanish.
He thought he heard two more,
and these he thought were black.
from their repeated vernacular
use of "Man." They must have
grabbed the keys from the front
desk.
He was led into his office again.
··Face the wall and be quiet.··
Arter a minute. he was handed
a small white pill. "Take it." Jt
had a line groove across it.
meaning at least it was milled 10
a pharmaceutical lab.
Carr1:1no pretended to swa11ow
it dry. He pushed it with hls
tongue between his lower lip and
gum. And wailed.
The pill took about fi ve
minutes to dissolve. It made him
WOO'ly. but whether from its ef-
fect or from fright he didn"t
know.
Carrmro S'at"ttrere Cor what he
g"uessed was ·•a good hour,
maybe an hour and a half." He
-eou1dn 't be sure. There is no
clock hrtlls brnce.
He could hear the robbers
grunting, groaning from exer-
tion. Gold bars are heavy. The
safe ty deposit box vaults
weighed, empty, 500 pounds
each. Those were carried out ln·
tact. unopened.
A t.otal ol $1.lS million in in·
imred precious metaJs -lour
tons-were looted, with possibly
another $2 million more in un·
insured goods according to later
poUce estimates.
Carrano erew increasin1ly
more frightened. What would the
men do with Mm after they
finished?
The gunman held • roll or
whit• adhesive tape and tore off a
~ wi~ effort. He conaideNd
CarrUIO.
"Do~ba~ea ltnlle?''
CU1'lltO it8ied into what he
said latft were t.b6 coldest eyes
be bad ever seen. ..No.''
""c.>nt to the bar in the front of the
Swiss Vaults building, where
clients were entertained. He re·
turned with a serrated paring
knife.
Ile began to cut y;\rd-long
strips of the tape, draping them
over the table edge.
··Put your hands by the corners
of the chair."
The man wrapped Carrano's
arms, straight down, lo the
frame of the cha ir, then wound
strand after strand or tape
around hi s ankles to the chair
legc;.
I le patted swatches of tape
over Carrano's mouth.
Then Carrano, eyes wide.
heard one of the black men say.
·'Take ca r e of that fat
sonuvabitch before you leave."
Carrano wet his pants.
His heart forced blood into his
head and his eyes film ed in red.
For several minutes he waited
for the gun to be rired. He didn't
know if he would hear it.
And the ~unman s imply
walked from the room. Carrano
was filled with happiness.
He tensed his arms against the
tape. gradually s tretching it
sideway" until his right arm
:;;napped free.
Using his free hand to help lift
himself and the chair, the S·
foot-11. 290-pound Carrano edged
awkwardly across the carpet to
the credenza behind his desk,
<.1nd an alarm.
lie hltlhe button. twice.
Carrano then tried to reach his
tekphone. lost his balance and
toppled race forward onto the
rug. bumping against his big
desk chair und sending il sprawl·
ing. His head smacked the
credenza.
He lay like that, his face snuffl.
ing against the carpet,. until
police arrived. -
It was six o'clock. ......
The next day, Sunday. police
round CarranO's yellow Lincoln,
-abandoned a mile and a half
away, at First Street and the
Santa An.a Freeway.
OnMObd"""f, pollce neld a pres8
conference and announced that
investigators had no leads in the
case. They still claim to have
none.
On Thursday, The Shef'rhJ Co.,
a Los Ang~les publi(! relations
firm, announced that author·
researcher Irving Wallace would
rank the Swiss Vaults thert
higher than England's Oreat
Train Robbery of 1963 ln his "The
Book ol Lists."
The following Tbunday, in·
surance auditors for Aetna.
Cravens Dargan ond Co. of Los
An&elea be&ao th~. process or
pa.yin& claims on one ol tho ·
laraestrobberles in history.
~actly tJro weeks alter ho
.,,., robbld and expected to be
killed, Vlneent Cana.no arran'"
to meet a stranger to depot1lt one
bal ol 1ilver et Swm Vaults on a
Saturday.
He went alone. except Car tail
11-ycar-old son.
It wu bullnesa u usual.
1 ·ire parts for Brttm •1 Sc«.
The snen left the J'OOUl and ~==~~~~
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OAILYPft.OT AS
Snooze Pftys Off -.~
. By JOLARY KAYE Ot.,. o.uy ,., ... lt•lt
A pair (){ offbeat psychologists
are convinced that dreams are a
nighttime t.ool leading to greater
daytime awareness and happi-
ness.
Ors. Joseph Hart and Richard
Corriere have developed an en~
tire therapy based on dreams.
Perhaps their most startling idea
is that dreams can be changed by
the dreamer so that they assist
him wben he's awake.
"Content is just coincidental,"
says Hart, who's critical of all
the p sycho logists and
psychiatrists who spend hours
trying to unravel the meaning of
hidden symbolism in dreams. ,
"What's really important is
how you feel during the dream,··
Hart says.
, . Hart. a UC Irvine ps1cbology
processor '#ho's currently on a
leave of absence. and Corriere,
who earned his .doctorate in
psychology at UCI, have written
a book describing their lhe«ies.
•'Th e Dream Makers,··
published this past spring by
Funk and Wagoalls, is a
Psychology Today Book«·the·
· Month Club selection and has
. ulreadY sold more lhan TS,000
copies, according to the authors.
The psychologists call their
new therapy part of the ''prac·
tical" school of psychology and
say there is no reason why it
can't be successfully conducted
by the masses -without the as·
sistance of trained therapists.
They say they've done away
with traditional tools of
psychology they call ''hocus
'Suspect? ~e!'
J/ault Owner's Number 1
Swiss Vaults Inc. President
Vincent Carrano said he knows
who's the No. 1 target of the San-
ta Ana police investigation of the
$1.1 million robbery of his firm
July9.
"Me," hesa1d.
And, despite the smile that
breaks across his 4S·year-old
chubbily young and impish face
when he says it, Carrano isn't
happy about it.
He's convinced the police are
encouraging a growing popular
n.otion that Carrano himself
staged the hold-up.
The notion has reached all the
way to Switzerland, romanticaJly
and financially the mother coun-
try for dealers in gold and silver
bu I hon.
Not long after the robbery. a
Geneva newspaper, the Journal
de Geneve. reported that it was
an inside job
Carrano complained, "The
cops are leaking stories lo the
newspaper which h ave half.
truths to them. They are saying
* *
that it was an inside job, that it
was thls, that and another thjng.
"What happened here is that
we had a major robbery.
"They say they have no clues.
.l\t least that's the story. And I'm
the only target because of my
background.•·
Wh at is Carra no':. back·
ground''
"I'm a promoter. I buy and sell
and turn and twist and try to
make deals. I'm attempting to
~et into what I feel is one of the
last businesses for promoters
Finding minerals in the ground ;
finding claims that have been sit·
ting around for 50 years, and r e-
viving them."
His turning and twisting has
got hlm into trouble with the law
on occasion. he concedes.
In 1970 Carrano pleaded guilty
to three . counts of fraud and
securities act violations in a
M assachusetls r ailway stock
manipulation case.
Concurrent prison sentences of
six months on each count were
* Why Deposit?
Why did more than 150 persons disdain banks to store their
g.old and silver bullion with Swiss Vaults Inc., the private storage
fi rm robbed July 9 of more lhan Sl million?
"Faith." said one insurance adjustor now sorting out their
claims. "Just dumb faith."
They were people who had no confidence in banks and gov-
ernment regulations. who chose to hoard their gold and silver
wilh a company that needed only a business permit to operate.
SWISS VAULTS GUARANTEED the same kind of conflden· tiality Swiss banks are r a med for; American banks can ·t do that.
Vincent Carrano, president of the company, explaJned the
kind of clients his busi'.ness attracted.
'We have four types. The first Is the fella that's retired; infla.
tion has wiped out his dream that he worked 40 years for.
"Then there's the professional man, who for one r eason or
another is hiding his cash--from the wife. the government.
whoever. ~
"Another type is the undesirable. the guy who got his
money from an unholy source. We don "l know how many there
are. We don't ask their pedigree. We just store for them.·· ,
BUT THE MAJORITY of his clients, Carrano said, wete
Depression-era savers who were stung when the U.S. government
made it illegal to own gold. They turned their gold in for paper
money which later turhed comparatively worthless.
Since it became legal again to own gold privately,t;,rrano
said. they started hoarding again.
They were hiding it with Carrano. It was a hedge a nst a
time the government might once more make it illegal to own.
"IT ISN'T A QUESTION of whether they're croolc.s, .. Car·
rano said, ''or thieves, or anything else. It's a question of sur-
vival. This is their survival money ...
The robbery changed all that.
The insurance company reports it is hurrying to·establlsh in·
sured losses. Carrano·s clients who staked their future in gold
bars will get their money back.
They'll be paid in paper.
pocus," such as th e
psychiatrist's couch.
Hart and Corriere claim their
approach is eff~uve for most
who try it. But what about the
person who can't. even remember
bis dreams?
There's hope for him. too, they
claim.
"We've ·got a 99 percent sure
method of helping people re·
member. Ninety.nine percent of
those who try this method will
begin recalling tbelt' dreams
within a week ... predicts Hart.
•·First, when you wake up and
ean't remember what you·ve
dreamt, rest a moment and
notice how you're feeling, ..
begins Hart.
•'Then continue with the rest or . <see DREAMS, Page A4)
VINCENT CARRANO
sus pended. and Carrano got
three years' probation.
A 19.59 conviction for a mmor
embezzlement in Ne w Jersey :
brought a $100 fine and a year .
probation. "l sold something out
of the company I wasn't sup-
posed to, that's all," Carrano
said.
There were various Internal
Revenue Service lax hens lodged
against Carrano or businesses in
which he was a principal over
the years.
Despite his troubles, a Dun &
Bradstreet report showed Car-
r ano a safe enough n sk for Aet·
na-Cravens Dargan and Co. to in·
sure the Swiss Vaults accounts.
Gold has aJways been·the glit-
tery stuff of legends. about
treasures and about dealers in
gold.
Carrano fits comfortably
among legends. Fabulous, even
wild tales follow his activities.
It is said that at one time he
controlled the insurance industry
in Alabama throug h his
friendship with Gov. George
Wallace.
Carrano says it isn't true. He
says he knew one of the Alabama
state insurance ~ommissioners,
nothing more.
It is said that Carrano has
friends in low places, connec-
tions in organized crime, and
was a friend of reputed New York
Mafia family head Joseph
Colombo.
"l have met the gentleman,"'
Carrano said.
He added, "I'm a promoter. I
meet a lot of people. 1 was not a
c lose friend. I met him one time.
on some business deal. The deal
didn't go."
Carrano said police have con.,
centrated too much on him. His
associates agree.
"I honestly don 't think they've
looked 30 feet," Jack Fulton,
Swiss Vaults vice president, said.
Precious metals buyer Robert
J ohnson said that when police
questioned him about the rob·
bery, lhey were more interested
in Carrano than in anything else.
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SUIDAY and MONDAY.ONLY
AR FABRIC
(except Sale ltemsl
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r· 11$Yfl!!J!T Carter,
Congr~ss
'Mellow'
WASHINGTON (AP> -Rela·
tlona betwHn Con1re11 and
l"T Id t Carter have mellowed
•n the six monthJ alnce lna"'IUra·
tlon day, wtth each fir\dlnt th
ot.her more cooperellve than
•Orne 11leptlc1 anticipated.
s.nate MaJorlt.J Leader Robert
C. Byrd aala Saturday.
"I heel been led to boUeve that
be was very stubborn and that he
would carry hJs me11a1• over
the head• of tbe Geor1l.a
Leglllature and therefore could
be eq>ected to do the 1ame with
Concress," Byrd aald.
INSTEAD, THE senator. said
he has found the former Georgia
governor "more reallsUc ln his
dealings with the Coneress than
we had been led to bell eve..:; HOBOS BID FOND FAREWELL TO FORMER HOBO KING
Fry Pan Jack Fisk, left, and Steamtrain Maury Graham
;
OGDEN. Iowa <AP> -Th
caaket wu draped wltb a red
neckerchief the aymbol ol the
true raU-rldlna,. hobo. aa lHO
youna and old. paid tbtlr ut
re1pect1 Saturday to tbe
Hardrock kid.
The orKani•t played .. Kine of
the Road ' and then the Kid, bom
John M.lslen on Feb. 7, 1905, in
Trenton, N.J., made hlt last trip
to Britt, about '10 mUea away,
where flve Um.es he waa crowned
King of the Hoboel.
"YOU WERE ·hls home. You
were his fJlmily. You were his
friends," the current hobo klnc.
Steamtrain Maury Graham of
Toledo, Ohio, told the mourners
in the eulogy.
"I know if it was possible,
there would be thousanchi here
from across the state who knew
and liked him."
Otber feUoW tra\iilin II& .e ' funeral were Fry Pu f~
Spadl)t Slnlth and V1iabda lllm. .. Ile liked bl.I beer. lie ... clean. He wu a loocl ma. .. uld
·,.W.C. Buckmutet of i.aur.na.
· ""' of tbOM who came from ' acroe1 low•. join.cl by a fw
from Wl.aconaln and Nebr..U. to
bld the Kld a flnal f aNwell.
The Kld bad atopped olf bere
for bis yearly vllit u be beaded
for the annual "ffobo. °*¥0 at
Brltt next week. Hobott from
across the country rather at Britt
each year to elect a nnr klnl·
STEAMT&UN MAU&Y said
hoboes are a vanlshtni breed.
There are only "about 40 real
hoboes left."
The Kid died under a tree in
Ogden's city park: last Sunday
night. His slight body was found
the next morning.
--,
" • ~oftbe KJcl•1 death+.
btwulD ctlnton. be aa.ld. r:i' •1 ... lbocted ad ft'elahtlila beN u fut as I eoul
But 'he wia 12 and at tbat aio IOll now ~·re come to,. called ...... wltbln the next 25 years.••
Canon FuneraJ Home :~ rosed the ..mce and doaat.u
the cutet. Dave Canon Aid the
Kid bad showed up In Oden every year for tbe put20 yeatp..
.. •41 NEVER BEOD a ~
HJ' anytb.lnf bad about the Kid,••
said Sparky Smltb. 0 People -~ r= .. to have him stay. ~ah
Steamtraln said be re~·
bered a poem written about HOO
on the death of a hobo which said
that "those hoboes who die are
now riding oo the tail of comets
across the universe. It's a
beautiful thought." With that, the
hobo king waved his driftwood
cane over the casket, and sai4 "I
"l feel that we have a respect
and admlraUon for the President
that is based on our feellne that
he is reasonable. He is a man or
conviction, but he is a man wbo Is
willing to listen, to revise his
position," Byrd told rtporters.
Thus far, Byrd said, Carter has
·'indicated a willingness to go
half way and beyond" on issues
.where he disagrees with
Congress.
Hoffa Query Still Open
"Nothing could be more won.
derful for a hobo than lo Cro.55
over lbe Jordan while sleeping in
a park." Steam train Maury aaid. wish bim Godspeed.•• · •
Space Cost Review
Begun· by Carter "I think he has shown a re·
markable discipline and a re-
markable willingness to work
togethf'.r and to learn.··
The senator said he also has
perceived a change or attitude on
the part of Carter and his aides
toward Congress.
DETROIT <AP) -With
former Teamster Union boss
, James R. Hoffa missing for two
years now, the FBI is stepping up
its campaign to find out what
happened to him.
ROBERT E. KENT, speciul
agent in charge of the FBI'!<>
Detroit office, says he expects
people "of interest lo the Hoffa
investigation" to be indicted on
"I BEUEVE that even he and unrelated charges. Organized
the people around him have in· crime and union officials of in·
dicated that in these months they terest in the case have been
havecometoseetheCongressdif· targets of gambling probes and
ferenlly form what they expect· have been indicted on weapons
ed.·• he said charges and for violating federal
But not every problem area labor law.
has been resolved. Byrd said. He U.S. Atty. Philip Van Dam in
suggested that the adminlstra-Detroit says agents want to talk
lion is not always attuned to is· to former Nixon administration
sues or special concern to mem· officials to see whetfier Hoffa's
bers of Congress. parole had any connection with
One of Carter's problems has his disappearance.
been the inexperience of his staff Nixon granted Hoffa parole
people in dealing with Congress. from federal prison on the cond1
1 he senator said. ti on that he stay out of Teamster
But Byrd said he·s not really affairs.
s urprised that Carter's rel a· At the time Hoffa vanished, al·
tionship with Congress has im· torney Leonard Boudin was at·
proved after a shaky start. tempting to have a federal court
"I said early on that we would overturn parole restrictions
have our flaps, but we would get ~h.i.<Jh barred him from union ac·
along," he stated. ·~~es until 1980.
DREAMS: THERAPY KEY •••
<From Page A3>
your day. Later. go back and
make up a dream that cor·
responds to that feeling from the
morning," says Hart. He ex-
plains that such feelings could be
anger. frustration, happine.ss or
perhaps disappointment.
The made..ap dreams are real·
ly just daydreams, but they help
get the dreamer thinking in
terms of (eelings, which Hart and
Corriere call "the language or
<I reams."
Once the person can recall his
dreams, the psychologists begin
teaching what they call in the
, book "21 Days to Breakthrough
'Dreaming."
Hart and Corriere have studied
more than 20,000 dreamers. The ·
first research was conducted at
UCI. but the remainder has been
developed at the Center For
Feeling Therapy, located ln Los
Angeles near Sunset Boulevard
Both are directors at the center.
They begin their therapy by
asking the dreamer to ask
himself three "starter" ques-
tions when he arises.
"First. you ask, how did I feel
in the dream? You must pay at·
tenlion immediately to the (eel·
ing of the dream and not get lost
trying to figure out obscure aym·
bols," says Corriere.
"Second, you ask yourself if ·
you are the star of your dream or
a apecullor or the vlclim? By
asking yourself that. you beain to
realize that everythinl( that hap.
pens in dreams. you make hap·
pen.·· continues Corr~re.
"Third, if you don't like how
you felt in that dream. and you ·re
the star, you should ask yourself
how you can change the dream so
you 'll feel better,·· Corriere says.
"This is what we call the new
oossibilities question. in which
you give yourself a new possibili·
ty for the day. That way, if
you've had a bad feeling. 1t
doesn't have to hang on for the
rest of the day," Corriere ex·
plains.
Those three questions are
simply a beginning to a more ex
tensive therapy that focuses on
what the psychologists call
"breakthrough dreams.. where
the dreamer ls the star and the
feelings are powerful and excit·
ing.
"The dreamer knows he's
dreaming and that the dream is
significant. He wakes up feeling
alive and excited and what he's
learned about himself in the
dream carries on when he's
awake.·· Hart says.
"Once people experience a
breakthrough dream, they con·
Unue to do It for the rest or their
Uves. It's a natural way to
dream. instead of the usual
bizarre dreams people have, .. he
adds.
They say that children, until
about age 12, have breakthroueh
dreams naturally, but that they
change aa they become more
socialized.
NBC-TV this past week said it
had learned that the FBI
believed Teamster officials paid
$250,000 to someone in the Nixon
administration to get Hoffa
barred from union affairs after
his parole
Van Dam says the FBI wants
to talk with the Nixon people ••to
determine if the parole may or
may not fit into the motive for
Mr. Hoffa's disappearance. Who
was interested in the parole'?
Maybe the same people who
Tornados
Spin Death
In Midwest
BLOOMER. Wis. <AP> -At
least one person died and more
than a dozen were injured Satur-
day night when tornados swept
across northwestern Wisconsin.
authorities said.
Chippewa County sheriff's of·
ficers said one man was dead on
arrival at a Chippewa Falls
hospital. No other details were
immediately available.
Michael Rock. administrator
al the Bloomer hospital. said 12
persons were treated for injuries.
although none were reported in
serious condition. Four were sent
home after treatment.
Officials said a tornado had
touched down west of the city.
near U.S. 53. about9:3Sp.m.
A sheriffs deputy said there
were "a few roofs off houses ...
and trees and i}ower lines were
downed.
In the Clear Lake area of Polk
County, a tornado was reported
to have touched down about 8:43
p.m . along U.S. 63.
Authorities said two persons
were hospitalized. two houses
were destroyed and roofs were
rippe; from two other housi:s.
N.Y. UTILITY'S
ONKS IMPROPER
' NEW ?I) R K CAP > -
Consolidated ~Json, the giant
utility servicing Ne.w York City
and suburban Westct.ester Coun·
ty, was blamed by te.cteral in·
vestigators S.turday for ~ tak-
ing proper steps to preveit. the
power failure which blacked Ov.t
the area on the night of July
13·14.
Accordina to published stories.
a preliminary report by the
Federal Power Commission said
Coo Edison was too dependent on
links with upstate power sources
and had faulty load-sheddlng de·
vices.
Sun Warms Most Of U.S.
--But~u@;,--~t,onm 'Pose Threat
A..,io City U ..
Ale~ •t 'O
St. LOlll\ '1 '3 11 P TemCN ,. tt
s.11~•u S1 •
S.nOleqo 61 IO
S.n Fr"" 61 IS
S.•111• " t2 "'°--.. 13 C'oa.fal 1t'eaCIM!r
POINT CONCEPTION TO
MEXIC•M 80AOEA -Soulll to
IOUl-SI wlncls a lo tS -notJ wlltl OC·
<H'-llY lllpr 91111> locMy wftll-
10 lllrM foot Wind -¥ft. Wind$ 11(1111 -~ "•""'" '°"""' end Mond..,. One to 11\rH tOGI SOl>lll .. Sttf'IY .......
Low <~ end 1oce1 o.rise fat nloi.t
etld momtno hOlln eflCI l'llOStly "'""" wttll verllll>4• lllQ!I <IOUO• thlt afle,.. noon
were interested in the disap~
pearance." But neither Kent nor Van Dam
say they expect indictments in
the case ln the next three months,
and Van Dam says he ls
"somewhat disappointed" the
government cannot show what
h appened to Hoffa. Both,
however, say they are confident
the mystery will be solved.
Whlle fewer agents may be ac-
tua!ly looking for Hoffa, the focus
of the lnvestigation apparently
has intensified in. other direc-
tions.
THE DETROIT News said the
FBI has begun massive in·
vestlgations into possible of·
fenses -no matter how small -
by those it believes know what
happened to Hoffa. Agents hope
th al probe will squeeze those peO·
pl e hard enough to m ake
someone talk about the Hoffa
case, the News said Friday.
Hoffa vanished two years ago
this weekend, victim of what the
government b.elieves was a
murder plot hatched by or-
ganized crime and labor figures
to keep hjm from regaining con·
trol or the 2.2·million m ember
Teamsters Union .
FBI agents remain unshaken
in their belief that Hoffa's drop
from sight was related to his at·
tempts to regain the union pre·
sidency be gave up in 1971 while
in prison for mall fraud and jury
tampering.
WASJDNGTON <AP) -The
Carter administration is takine a
new look at the space proeram
with an eye toward changing
priorities and holding down
costs, an administration source
said Saturday.
Kreps Say~,_
Retire at 68
WASHINGTON (AP) -Com·
merce Secretary Juanita Kreps
favors deferring man4atory re-
tirement to age 68, and withhold-
ing full Social Security benefits
until Americans reach that birth·
day. her chief spokesman said
Saturday.
Mrs. Kreps, who bas held that
view ror years, has discussed the
plan with HEW Secretary Joseph
Califano. But the proposal re-
m aios in the exploratory stage
and ls not administraUon policy,
pi Ernest A. J.otito, her com-
lpl UIU ationsdirector. ·
M . Kreps believes that later
r · ment will give workers
m flexibility in their lives and
help revent the Social Security
sys from bankruptcy.
The source said th.e· .re·
examination does not ~an
Carter necessarily intends to
make broad cuts ln the space pro.
gram, but wants to "take a new
look" at where the program l
going. possibly cbangtna its em-
pbasls.
The space ettort currently is
(ocuslng on the launching within
three years of a space shuttle
that would carry astronauts and
supplies into orbit for such )obs i
the 198>5 .as building space sta-
tions. launching sat.ellttes an
conducting experiments.
Budget Director Bert Lance
cenUy told a group after t<din
Edwards Air Force Base l
California, where the sbutUe i
being tested, that the Nation
Aeronautics and Space Ad
ministration is being askecl t "reassess its priorities.··
"'lbe administration wants t
take a new look at the space p
gram and what will happen afte
the shuU.le program," the scaarc
said Saturday in elaborating
Lance's comments.
The source said he would
surprised if the space proll'a
were expanded, and envisi
possibly more emphasis oo sol
energy research.
r.
When we want to find ·out if
our School Program
is effective in getting.
young people involved
in their wo·rld, •
we ask the experts.
... TeaCh~rs. ....
They ten UI our VEC School
ftrogram, In combination with today'•
new•f)llpet, la the moat effec:tlft way
they've found to bulld 1ludent
•wareneaa and to develop atudilnta•
crltlcal thinking, re8dlng, and dlacu•
aton 1klll1.
Our program It cteatoned to draw
atudenta Into dlscuulon• of today'•
m•Jor IHueL Best of all, th• program •
chal .. ntn lddeto utetMlrmlrtdlMd
IMellMtloftt 8'MI to be~IM ln•Clfwed
'h'I "-" community encl lft IM WOltd
•rouftd tMM. M partnen wfth the
9ChooM In the tduclttoft of ow rowtt
,.opfe, wet ... Ihle II OM ot OUt molt
Important ptOiecb.
W• coUld ten rou mote about our
echool pt'O{lram, IM UM educaton 9l
th.-tcbaitt..," .. """°" ~
"W• uH the newspaper •• • text tor paft of our. eoofal
eolence ••••nttal• courH. Wtlat better war to teltCh vai'foua
aklll• In the context of tod•Y'• wortd?"
'•' tu""•' lnr•rmatlo" ... ._. w VIC JH'Oi'•"'· tefttacit eur ...,... ..,..
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"'•· "'· 0•1LVPILOT .•1 l ;x,nuqy, July 31, 1977 ,,. ,,._ I •
Fire Victims Sift Ashes, LiveSJ ~
SANTA BARBARA <AP>--ttseemed
like a ruce eveninJr for flyin1 a kite.
But, as kltea will do, this one ended up
tangled In power lines. The wires short·
ed out and set off sparks that quickly
turned into a raging brush fire devouring
hillsides full of beauWul homes.
WHEN IT WAS over ldhours later, 234
houses were nothing but charred rubble
at the foot of their fireplaces. The wind
that tempted a young man lo fly a kite
sjmply drove the raging names from
house lo house raster than firemen could
respond.
Tuesday. It was a neighborhood of
winding, hillside streets with homes
looking out over the city and the ocean.
Wednesday, charred wood floated about
in swimming pools filled with black
w"ter. Bushy green junipers were black
skeletons.
One woman, whose house was spared
and now stood alone, took a look al ber
neighborhood and moaned, "How can I
live here?"
house burned. But there is no place bet·
ter nus is tbe best of the community.
PAMF.LA COCHRAN bad lived in her
house on the hill 10 years before 1t
burned to the ground Tuesday night. As
her husband and son picked at the rub-
ble, she said she didn't know if they
would rebuild here. The whole area was
such a mess it was bard to imagine liv-
ing there a&ain.
Minutes later, she turned excitedly to
her 11unt and said, ·'Look Aunt Audrey. if
we rebuild, we could put the entrance
over there on that side street instead of
on this busy street.''
Everybody was amazed that some
houses came through without a scratch
while others in the s ame area were
destroyed. The wood house next door to
the Cochran house was good as new.
Mrs. Cochran gave her mailbox a kick
and muttered, ''Look at that dumb
mailbox. Why is it still standing? And
look al that tree that blocks our view.
Why didn't it burn?''
gone. She h•d to wear tennis shoes bor·
rowed from her dJlua hter, a tennis buff.
who grabbed her racket and shoes before
fleeing.
"And we've been watering the lawn
every day. The people next door never
did," she said, upset at the lQJuatlco ~
all.
Fire fi&bters ·manag~ to save~
few homes. A few homeowners rls l
their lives spraying water on their .
Some won and some were ftnally driven
away by flames. lOrlJ
The wind ceaaed about daybreak W~
nesday, and the fire was stopped juatolf:,
blocks from the downtown business sec-
tion.
Hours later, City Fire Chief R~ 1
Peterson gathered bis band of sooty fl ll
fighters around him for a pep talk. · H
:~·. W£ARY FtREFIGHTEftS REST AFTER SAVING HOMES IN CORONA
But S•nt• B•rt>anf Flt•men Couldn't Keep Flames From Estates . . .
But how could she live anywhere else"
In some places, a family might just
move on to somewhere better it their SHE SAID SHE saved only two boxes
of photographs. Everything else was
IT COULD have been even WWUO I
Peterson told his men. "We got & bre~
when the wind.a died down. U lt wereD 1 for that. we wouldn't be in the positlb
we are now, even though it's a crumm
position." Peterson said he had talked to
the m ayor and the City Council .. Noone
feels you let the city down... n 1 1 .J
;'t.ator Urges,
Plug-i:ri Later
SACRAMENTO (AP) ~SirstitwasSmokeythe
Bear campaigning for flt• saltly, lnd soon it will be
Later Gator asking elech1cit,Y'\asers to tutn orrthose
s witches.
Later Gator is to be the cartoon characterization ,,.. 'of the state Energy Commission, which will urge ::j· Californians to cul electricity consumption ~':'ring
rieak hours -usually afternoons and early evenings . •• , ... r
·"'"'· C o m m i s s i o n
)
chairman Richard ~:r:·· Maullin said last week, .'-tT·fTE "Bf switching use of ap-
_ 1 '· pliances such as washers,
. ... dryers, dishwaahen and
.. ; ~w 1mminJ! pool filters to mornings and evenings,
,., people will be helping lowet" the statewjde demand n: fvrclec:tricity \\ 1thout havingtog1ve up aoytbin£ ...
~:: .. .sJaJn Wo111an Strangl4!~ Ntade
,·,·. LONG BEACH (AP) -A Long Beach woman
·.:,.:·whose nude body was found in an apartment building
... ! parking lot died by strangulation, police said Satur-
,., day.
· .,.,. Sgt. Da vid May said the body of Janice
1• t Wh1tehurst. 28. was found wiih her hands lied behind
. , ber Friday, about 20 bloc~s from where her bruised
· and crying little girl w~s discovered standing on a
07r ~trect eorner at 4 a.m. Her ccying awakened a
,;1 -.·nearby family .
f' • ••
·•.· .. ~an Houten lurillt• Contlnwe
LOS ANGELES <AP) -The jury in the retrial of
•:'' former Manson family member Leslie Van Houten
''ll'. d eliberated for a sixtb day Saturday without
.'ti•:."eaching a verwct. •:+·.-It was the 19th day or deliberations for 11 of the
jurors . One of the original jurors was replaced by an
alternate. Superior Court Judge Edward S. Hinz or-
!"~'!·:dered the jury to begin deliberations anew for the
: newjuror. I .
Cy~lht• Rest Attn-De•ert Ordeal
ln lOO·degree heat a{ld headwinds ao stron1 they
h ad to stand even while IR<ldl,\n& downhill, two
brothers from Minnesod'bi~~led 86 1"iles through
California desert Saturday before stopping for a few
hours' rest.
K c\ m and Christopher K'(ale d Rochester.
Minn., began their 13·day 2,974·mile lrip across the
United States Friday at Santa Monica. J'hey hope to
reach New York u week frorn..Wednesday.
PoUrentan Fells IJtntning Man
LOS ANGELES <AP>i ~A 19-year.old San
Fernando Valley youth "w1s.ihet. and killed by a
policeman after he failed to hall whil~ running Crom
a 7·11 store. auUlorities said.
Sgt. Tony Pennington said police saw Tony
Cordcl"a running from .the store early Saturday
shortl v after u robbery had been reported. The of-
ficer fired when the youth stopped, turned and'
made a sul>p1c1ous movement.
Bells Baek? .
Navy Revives Uni/ ot:m
... I# \.. SAN DI EGO (AP) -The u.S. Navy's
trademark bell-bottom trousers -ia expected lo
rel um after a two-year absence. Navy sources say.
The offieial annoUJ}ce.m~t of th(' return to the
old uniform which included the bell·bolloms, jum-
pers and white hats is expected in Washington on·
Monday from Adm. James .L., Holloway. chief or
naval operations, and Na~ Secxetary W. Graham
Claytor Jr., said the sources, who asked to remain
unidentified. ,, • . ,
CLAYTOR QUIETLY passed the word to West
Coast brass while on an inspection tour last week, the
sourcessaid. -~
Morale is one of the prime reasons. Claytor is
said to havetold Pacific admirals.
Until 1975, bell-bottoms were the official UD·
iform or enlisted men, who apparently liked the
garb. But in 1971, the Navy decided to spend millions
to put enlisted men in streamlined officer's-type out-
fits. .
But after enlisted men began complatnlnr. the
Navy Penonnel Researort6Ad Develbl)rdentCet>ter
on San Die&o's PolnlLoAn• W¥'9ld ~~ !VfVeY on
what the men wanted. . •
The sailors told th~ Navy the 014 'belJ-bOttoms
could be rolled up and tDY sailor worth bis salt could
do it In such fashion "that he had neaUy-creaaed
trousers when he unpacked them from bls sea baa.
BUT THE PANTS ln the new uniform require
cleaning and l>reastna and have to be bung up to keep
their crfsl> look, sometimes dlf'ftcult taaks in a lhlp's
. ctamped4u~ers. Navy~ hMe said tbe bell-bottoms. Jum-pers and wblte bats will be lslued to 20,000 sa11ors
be~Jall.L • -Unlforrna made or-. f cs wll "9-t.itect to
all per19nnel below the rarilt Ol 1econd-clU1 petty Otncer. tbUOuf\"htal« "' · •
' YOUR Orange Cotst College·
"'•fLY-LOT c•"-' oPeratn hofflclat
"'" r-t ""' center. tor Costa M MCYOLIDl Mesa.
Meet him in person in
our Designer Salon from
11:30-3:30 p .m. He's
showing his fall and
early holiday
collections for N R 1. Thof s
something you won't
want to miss. Texture's
the news. Soft. Shiny.
Warm. Day and
evening looks. All the
shapes of the future. Just
look at this! The crepe
de chine polyester
blouson with
wool/ cotton cha Ills
tiered skirt. Rust with
multl-print. 6-14. $125.
Young Designer
Collectlons, 17.
The art of
scarf-1ying,
demonstrated,
August l and 2.
~lls Hill, master scarf
designer, will be In
Newport, August 1 and
2. with some fresh new
Ideas for scarves. He'll
··show you new scarf
trJcks to Instantly update
every outfit you own!
Fashion Accessories. 10.
Shop Sunday 12-5:
Ned Gould
" will be our guest .: r
at the party! Today!
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1 Mi1kirtg Must Stop
No <>nl" CH·• Jt·cu~~ Oruns;:e County Supcrvtl>ur
Jtalph 0.("(Jnch ur un uhund•tnCl' ot tart
Hut If tw .!lluws tht• lutcl>t (un<l·ru1stnJ.: l'ffort 11\ tw ..
t>;li,t1lf lo 'K't·ur, ht• wall han· hat a nt'w low in b..ad
11\rpl
l>tt'(ir1d1. ulung \\llh ldluw Supt•rv1sor l'htltp An thon~. 1~ a\\ a1t1r1g t·ourt trial bust'<! un Grand Jury m
dinmcnl::, c:hur~mK they illl•t.:ally JUO~lcd polttu:al l~llribut1on"
1 \bout to du~ s ago, word hl•i.:Jn tu t'iltt·r out that
tG'_pn<b of l>1t•thwh "t•rt• pl:mnrn~ u Sl .000 ~1 plate al'
f tHr m hil) hu1101 . 1'11q><1sl' To tollctt money fut·
Oit'<lri<:h's lt•g:.d cfof l'llM'
<.'.ills \\l·n· mudt• Dtl·d1 ll'h p~al Ll'ltoy Rose and
lobbyist San<I\ Snnohni.: put out llh.' word to a numbcr ti Or.m~<.· Count~ bu1ldt•1 cl<.'''t•lo1wr lobbyist ty pcs
t !It su<·h ii hm<t 1 m"<:' w.1s bemg pl~111ned and thul
l t•1r f1rrm. might ton..,1cl<•r bt•mg rt•presPnted
There s .! doublt• mm~ m thtt "hole !)c:hcme
Firs t . Otcdnc:h 1:-. hard I~ ..i pour man. In fact. hts
r.-qu1n~ fmunc1al d1:-.closurc ~tatcmcnb .:.how him to
l,l a milhon:.un•
~c:ond, tund ra1s1ng ,.., '' hal got htm mto trouble
1h ttw first pl.tel.'
PIJ~ lht• hutldt.•r or de\ <.'loper clomg business with
~hv t•mmt ~ \\ho 1-tot one of lht.> "mv1tat1on ...... If he goes
~long, lw J,.\t.'ls h1 .., namt.• hs lt.·d 111 Lhl' news paper and
•ppl:al's to tht.• public to bc cltrcctly trying to buy lhl. fo \'Or ol Otc<lnch
If he dot.·sn 't .i.:o along and 11' Dit1d1·ich beats th('
•ndictmenl rap hts stock with the powerful Third
bistrict supcr\'1:-.or \\'ill s ink. And Diedrich is known
~s a politici<111 with a long memory.
The\\ iu.11• -;c;en<1rio ts a clreadfull\' famili<Jr s ton·
in Orange Count~' The l1igh·rollers \Vho dl> businf's.s
"ith tounly government are muscled --som etimes
gl•nlly and sometimes not so gently ·-into conlribut·
111g to polit1ciuns an a vuriety of methods. We have
S200·a -pcrson cocktail purlu:s. Sl.000 dinners. S50
breakfasts or even. tor the unimaginative. direct
loans und gifts.
1>1edrn:h at first refused to confirm or deny the
phmn~ fund-raising effort. Then he conceded that
st-vtm.tl f n ends had offered to help in his legal def en~e
and he wouldn't slop them.
By week's end, it appeared he may have re·
considered and might ask that the dinner. at l9bst. be
called off.
J\losl tcrtainly he should. If his true friends want
to toss som ething into his de fense kitty, that's fine
with us. but that tasteless. tired old routine of milking
I hose who do bus int!ss with the count y has got to stop.
Gripe Buttoned Down
Several years ago. the Daily Pilot lent its
editorial voice lo a feminine cause: panly hose that
chdn't fit. Al the time. the hosiery industry was laying
out a product that fit only about one woman in four.
Thal condition has been remedied. Having con-
qucrl'd that campaign, we turn now to a m a le cause.
L'nlll recently, a man asked for. and got. a dress
s hirt on the bas is or his neck size and urm le ngth. One
knew if he ordered. sav. a 16·~ that it would fit his
lti·inC'h neck and the cuff would fall properly.
The sh11'l mdustry now will sell that customer a
~hirl marked 16-34 ·35. And the s leeve will be too long.
To remedy this, another set of buttons permits the
wcurcr tu tighten the cuff s o it doesn't s lide over the
h:rncl.
It won't do. The cuff is too tight. particular!;.· over
e1 wrbtwat ch. And the oversleeved man h as a
bunched wad of muterial at his elbow.
It reduces j,twentory costs for the store, of course.
and gives the manufacturer fewer s izes to m :ike. But.
in fact, the shirt does not fit properly.
Rise up in rebellion, men. At Sl8 and S20 a pop.
vou deserve better treatment.
('
'I realize there are some of you out there
who may disagree with this idea .... '
·.
'Koreagate' Jeopardizes 011r .Far East Policy
SAN CLEMENTE -The once·
President Richard M Nixon's
best skill was
in mal<1ng and
executing
foreign
policy . His
poor est
p,erformance
(t his is un·
der s tat e
ment> was in
dealing with
Washington's
power-structure and talking
straight to the American people.
These days, when he is not
working on his memoirs. Mr.
· Nixon's first thoughts run to the
international arena.
His concern for America's
position. and his Watergate ex-
perience, makes him worried
that the "Koreagate" investiga-
tion could destroy the program of
U.S. aid to Korea a nd thus
jeopardize our role in the Far
East.
The Carter Administr a·
lion's plan to gradually withdraw
U.S. troops from Korea carries
with it the necessity to gr ant
Korea more military aid to offset
the loss of American strength.
FOR A GENERATION now,
Congress has strongly supported
Korea. But the current probe
could make many a con·
gressman, innocent or guilty,
leery about voting for more aid
out of fear that his constituents
might think such s upport was a
payoff for Korean favors.
A weakened Korea, Mr. Nixon
belie"es, could greatly disturb
the power-base in the Pacific
basin. Communist China, know·
ing the United States is no threat
to Asia, would be concerned
about any power vacuum in the
Far East.
The J apanese are already
Survival Theories
·Brig Anthropologist
President Carter has ordered a
study to determine wMther depl®-
ing neutron bombs would enhance
( THI~cu)
fretting ove r decreasing
American strength in the region.
Lacking a strong military, Japan
could be pushed to extreme left
or right positions, thuve-arming
and frightening all Asia or in de·
veloping strong ties with the Sov·
iets.
When in office, Mr. Nixon kept·
a strong U.S. military presence
in South Korea because he felt
any attack by North Korea was
an attack on the United States;
therefore, there would be no such
attack by North Korea. He has
Punch
not changed his views on this
question.
A U.S. guar antee of South
Korea's security does not have
the inhibiting effect on North
Korea that a substantial U.S.
military presence does.
MR. NIXON would argue that
his own Nixon Doctrine of sup·
plying economic and military aid
to Asian nations. and letting
them furnish the men, appli es
only on a case· by-case basis, and
South Korea is a special case.
Earlier this month, a
Republican member of the House
Ethics Committee, Bruce F.
Caputo (R · Y.>, said he
"personally " believed t hat
Richard Nixon and Henry A
Kissinger knew about Korean al·
tempts to bribe Congress and
probably discussed the matter in
the Oval Office.
Therefore, this discussion
would be on White House tapes
which the Ethics Committee
should have, the way Caputo see::.
it.
-IT HAS BEEN reported that
the CIA cabled information from
Korea as earlv as 1970 (when
President Nixon was in officeJ
that there was a plan for bribery
of American congressmen. Mr.
Nixon denies that he or Kissinger
knew of any such plan and doubts
there is a record of it on the
tapes.
Whatever, while Mr. Nixon
feels the Carter Administration
should have its chance to develop
and execute foreign policy dif·
ferent from the Nixon-Kissinger
approach, he believes Asia and
Europe rate equal altention from
the United States and that there
should be no turning away from
Asia.
He also believes that the much -
criticized "secret diplomacy·•
approach achieved good results
in his years as President.
Most of his llme now goes to
finistung his personal memoirs.
scpeduled to be published next
April in a huge single-volume ,
work. Mr. Nixon and his editorial
helpers relied largely on wttat
material he was allowed to take
with him when he left the White
House and his own recollections;
The enormous collection '9(
notei; and tapes, which remain'in ~overnmcnt custody. would have
been useful, principally to check
th&accuracy of his recollectio1\s.
The celebrated Frost-Nixon In-
terviews were not watched on
television by Mr. Nixon. He tells
visitors he does not wa(ch
himself on television.
Some 40,000 letters and wires
were received here as a result of
the interviews -a respo(\se
second in volume only to k,ey
<and controversial) speeches he
made during the Vietnamese
war.
~tR. NIXON'S health is good.
Associates say that he shoots golf
in the 80s. He works lo get Mrs.
Nixon into the P<>ol to further her
recovery from the stroke she suf·
fercd one )"ear ago.
If Mr. Nixon stresses anythipg
to visitors now. it is his high rat-
ing for Kissinger, with whom he
frequently confers on the phon~.
' our s~curity. The bomb kill.f by
'-radia1ion and caU3es little or no
L ARTHOPPE )
By not negotiating in public,
Nixon Will point out, the United
States: pers uaded the Soviet
Union to alow a record number
of its Jewish citizens to migrate
to Israel; made an opening lo
Commwlist China; arranged for
the release of American POW~
and accomplished a successful
cease-fire in the Middle East in
late 1973.
While rem arking that he
wishes the Carter Administra·
tion well, believing it should use
its own foreign policy ap-
proaches, he stresses that the ad-
'• .• t' I ~
;lt
'.If
''°3
evidencing a high degree .of in-
telligence. "l feel old age creeping up on me-it's nearly four
lfiirt)I ... "
. vice of Kissinger should be
sought and utilized now and -in
the years lo come.
...._property damage. Probably the only
living things that would iurvive a
neutron bomb attack would be a few
cockroaches as theae tn.seds are
virtuaUu immune to rod~aon -
newaitem
Since that first encounter. we
have found this planet to be
lilerillly teeming with billions up-
on billions ol cckrches, but they
have steadfastly refused to com·
municate with us.
• •
From: C.Ommander Mrk Hwkns,
Starship XpU
To: Central XpUian Command
We were tbus faced with
several conundrums. The first
was bow these tiny creatures had
managed to construct this huge,
sprawling civilization.
Authors Swap Talk ~nd Rubles
Sirs: I have the honor to report
the discovery of a thriving, well-
a d van c e d, but incredibly
mysterious civilization.
It is located on the third planet
oul from Star BK-2. a medium-
si zed sun on
IT WAS Grcbk who came up
with the answer. From photo-
graphs and other evidence she
was able-to determlne that for
eons ih the past the cckrchea had
, employed o:iilllons upon millions
of large featherless bipeds as
slaves. She refers to these slaves
as "hmn bngs" and notes the
cckn:h~ had designed all their
MOSCOW -More books by
American writers are sold in the
Soviet Union
than in any
country out·
(
NORMAN ]
COUSINS
side the Unit· within a few days. e d States . F 0 r s 0 m e About 20 years ago, when I first
A m e r i c 8 n surveyed the literary scene in the
a uthors, in Soviet Union, Ernest Hem·
S . ingway was easily the No. 1
fact, oviet American literary figure. Both in readers are
iet Union has signed the
copyrig ht conventloos .
American writers are n()w ac·
cumulating royalties. Generally.
they are paid rubles when they
come to the Soviet Union.
Despite the huge sales of
American books, royalties to
authors tend to be relatively
small. Writers are paid not ac·
cording to sales but according to
the size of their books.
the fringes of
our galaxy.
From orbit
we were able
to determine
that the in·
habita nts of
the.pl.an el had __
e vol v.ed a
technology of
s orts, being
tools ~ labor devices to con·
fOJ:rQ__tg _ _!!l~-hm .. _!l_ b!,1&~: ~y _
structure.
their largest terms of critical opinion and
audience. sales, lfemingway en.joyed top 1THE STANDARD scale call$
-The popuiaFity--. ·American -.l>!>Ri1sU'NLtds a hlgn place in tJie for a payment of-150..J'ubles-fop
books in the U.S.S.R. beggars affection of Russian readers, but each folio of 16 book pages. This
able to conslr\Jct vast cities,
towering buildings and even
rudimentary space ships.
But the surprislna thing was
that we could detect no evidence
whatsoever of Jlle.
I-beamed down to the-svrfaee--
accompanied by anthropologist.
L Grchk and Dv Prlmo. We found
ouraelves In the boart of a large
city. U appeared utterly de·
serted.
A audden movement caucbt
my eye. l had spotted a member
of the planet'• dqrnlnant 1pect11.
It wu a ttrance, tiny creature -
bt'OWll, 11.x·leaied and no larfer Utan a Xptllan arneh.
••What do you thlnlt it bt .. I
utedGrcbk.
)
"I'd call lt a cttr~." .,,_said, ··~it Ukecme.''
, .. CCSJt(.11,;" I cried. •'take me
&o tour leader I .. But tht aby tlUJe
fillow ~oil tDtO a~
rat.her Utan open • n .. otlaUou wiu. • .,._,. w. foqa -tht&a
( l
With the help of these bmn
bogs. the cckrches were able to
reach the beginnln1s of their
space age.. lftdeed, th~y were on
the very verge of voyagina out in·
to the stars when something bap·
pen ed.
For some inexplicable reason
the cckrches suddenly oestroyed
theii' •haver. catted -an-abnq>t
halt to the.ir tecbnoloatcal pro-
gresa and retreated into thelr
present splendid isolaUon.
Why? 1'bis may won remain
one of the WJanswerablo riddles
of \he universe.
I SHOULD also l"OPQl't that
have rearetfUDy been fo-reed to
confine anthropoloala' Prlmn to a padded' cell abo ard t he
Stanbtp. Ho sudiJenty announced
the tbeary tbtt the hmn bnp bad
ti.a the domlaant life Iona and
tht c:da'ebel mer-ely put.a. ~\II bOPe bla derupment li
only temporary. A:fler all,
anyone who ~Uevu that a
, blah-er •r:;JH woald ex·
Wmin.at.e l for the bel!Mftt Of
l1i pel&I hai to be CfUJ,
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description. the post of literary preeminence comes to something more than
Great names from the past like now belon.da to WUllam Faulk· $2,000 for an average·size book.
M k Tw · J k Lond Walt .... Some Soviet authors also receive ar am, ac on. ner. Curio\lsly, Faulkner has Whitman, Ralph Waldo Emerson achieved this lolly staUon only in a living ~owance.
and Edgar Allen Poe share the the pasUew years. A few weeks ago. Arthur spotlight Mth recent and current Hailey, who enjoys a substantial
names like Theodore Dreiser, THE ASCENDANCY of popularity here, was visitini t.he
Ernest Hemingway, John Stein· Faulkner over Heminaway thus Soviet Union and was invited to
heck..lYllliam Fullcn~r._1 -.F~. Scot=:..:;;:..t -..1JloluuilOW11Ji-.-llP~~.,vNauiu.lin111ol1!1:..-6U"t~erMa .. ey+-'np..,...l ... n.,__ __ co .. 1_~1ec ... · ""t::.ro....---y~al'""ti""-e-:is:r.. :..TbZRe.....,.auir-Uw-....-~r'"'o.,...f
Fitzaerald. John Dos Passos, lon ln the u~ Stales and Airport" was surpnseft W nnct ·
John Cheever, William Styron, reflects the tna sophistica· that his total Uterary eamln1s
Norman Maller, John Updike, Uon otSoviet cri cs and readers. be re came to lesa than 1,000
Kurt Vonnegut, Gore Vidal, John Tb• quality of literary ap-rubles. The official rate of ex·
Gardnet' and Robert LOwell. praJsal In· .Moscow compares change gives one ruble the value
American books translated In· very favorably w1th tl\aUOUDd in of little more than $1.
to Russian and other Soviet tbebestculwra1Jou.rna11lnother WUltam Styron, who came
langua1es are published in edJ. world capital•. At 1eut hall a here recenUy in connccUon with
tionsotBS,OOOcopies. . dozen ma1aalnes provide ex· t conference of American and
THE AVERAGE printi.na In
the United States, even for
authors ot estabUshed reputa·
,. tlon, would be leaJ tban <me-
lourth that number.
1ft 1eneral. •nJ book· tiY an Amert can writer la awept ott SoY·
let book1tore counters and
rieftltMclt wilhlii M IMMan after
• dlatribUUon. Ml!\l IOld.;out tlU.
become blackloarket ltem:a
teAalve revfews and coveraae of Soviet wrl~. also was Invited the literary scene. M0tcow't to colkct accumulated royalties
••Ltt erary Guett•" haa a ·and wu &lven an envelope COD·
ciraalatlan ot almOll a rallllon tainiq rubles totaHng about
COPi4il 'Dld.IGaallJ and Clv• con· Sl,000.
tJd•lble IPflCe to new boob by Anothu meettnc ~ Am«lcan
American wrlWs. and SOvlet wraten b11 been
Ulltil only a few yean ~I01 planned IOr th United Stacee
American boob were publl&MCJ later lhlS year. SO.let 1'Tlten
h.,.. witbcillit beuftt ol ~Yrilht Ion• Mve been UO.bled b1 the ~ ror alllban. All Uiat puny numbeT of. tbelr boob dis·
hU 'eNftl*', bowner. Tbe Sov-lrlbuted hl the United Statu
compared to the wide circulation
enjoyed by American books in
the Soviet Union.
IT IS CONTENDED that the
only Soviet writers who a re
sotlgbt out by American
publishers are those who art! out
of 'favor with their own govem-
roenl. The conference in the Vwt-
ed .States will enable them.,to
pursue this poinl < '
American writers can be ex·
peeled to express their concern
foe .thac_oAdi_Uon or the dissi.denL
writers in the Soviet Union. "'
One way or the other, it QU~ht
·to be an exciting affair .
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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9Jnd!t. Jury Sf. tm DAIL v PILOT 4 T
ii Will Air Bag llJe a $20 Billion ScaDl?
8)' BUD HUST a
c url(ffC'~)rJ1G11 Bid Shaur•r ot Ptrm1·
1ylLtJIDl.l u rOllldAQ ""'mt>.r, Stutac.
rrtJrupurtalWrt S\abcommllCtt end
'J)o1rmu,., NaJtOf)Ol Tta"'POl'f~
I 'tJ ''"V (' <>mJft.bAoll
Statistics ShtlW Safety Belts Work Better Ten other insurance com·
panies contacted olfered no air
hag discount at all. The three
cornparues' average air bag dis-
count was less than one percent,
not the thirty percent claimed.
We also learned that none or the
companies insure the cost of
replacing accidental inflations.
hf&hway HfttY\ u can thls pre
mature ilr b•I order, by further
dllmaatna P'-'<>Plc'!l confidence an
1Covurnment re.:ulullonK
AUt BAG VS. SAFETY BELT EXPERIENCE air bag could cost $200 or more
per vehicle and with over 100
million cars in America, that
works out to a $20 billion cost just
for starters. ' our(' nte or belnt kfllcd tn a
!ocrHlil!> car trutr t• fivt &ad a
hoH t1md hl•ht•r 1f you art ualna
l•lt i.1r baa equipped car lnsw.d
11t ""c.•1rin1 your ufely belt. M ·
rord1n.c to &tall llc111 provfded by
the.· xam~ fed er al 11 iccncy lh.8t
"&111~ to fore() y~ to buy air hit.:~ Yoor t'hance of belnc ln-
,ur4"d '' nu rly twCI and a half l 1mes highc>r
Incredible? Yes , but that'&
""'hat the-evidence gath..-.cl by
thf.' National Highway Tratn
}..afety Adm1n1 ·tnlton (NH'Jl>A)
~hows Surpnstngl>, the ~f baa lit not even inflate in 42 percent
'' lhe tow away crubes 1n
"' ligated.
BASED ON THE data. tl seems
a..tonishing that NHTSA, through
•Ute Secretary of Transportation.
•ordered the mandatory installa-
!tt'en of air bags or other "passive .~traints" m new cars starting :in 1981.
; "This is the same agency that
·caused a national uproar by or-
!d'e r ing the buzzer-interlock 1~.Ystem in our cars, a fiasco that
~cost the American people over
f $200 million out-of-pocket in just
·a year an<l a half and finally re-l quired an Act of Congress to re·
peal.
: The buzzer-interlock mandate
, seriously set back the cause or
AS nut AUTHOR ot portions
of the present h11hway safety
law, un<i u eonatresisman from
central Pennsylvunla where the
hiChway fatality rate Is triple the
nutlonal average, 1 would
vlaorously support the air baa If
the tv1dence showed that il will
~ave Jives.
But, aUowing for only 30 per-
cent of the people wearing safety
belts, Nfrl'SA 's own data, sparse
a~ It is, showl) U1at more lives can
b~ 11aved with ~arety belts than
with air bags These slat.astics
may not be conclusive. but they
are the only ones available.
The same NHTSA air bag re·
port also states: "Unfortunately.
the smaJI number of air bag
equipped vehicles and the result-
in1: small number of accidents
make it impossible to quan-
titatively measure their iajury
and fatality reducing effective·
ness.
"WE BELIEVE that as the life
and injury-reducing potential of
the system is demonstrated to
the public and design improve-
ments are made, this concern
will be minimized."
So. we are first given statistics
which show that air bags are not
as safe as safety belts, then told
~ Alr8a1
Equ,pped
(87% lap belt
equipped)
•
Tow Away
Crasbes 130 Investigated
Fatalities 4 0.7%)
Injuries 320::1.9%)
to disregard the statistics
because they aren't reliable, and
finally told. in effect, to trust the
judgment of the bureaucrats that
Americans should be ordered to
buy air bags.
The NHTSA report casually
dismisses the number of acciden-
tal air bag inflations, even
though they represent nine per-
cent of the total inflations ex-
perienced to date. .
THE DECISION to force the in-
stallation of air bags can only be
justified by starting with the pre-
mise that government has the
right to control our lives by ex-
perimenting on us, with what it
hopes wi ll be good for us.
Safety Safety Belt
Belt Ratio
Usage to
Air Bai
-
4032 --
lZ C0.3%) !.!!: 5.5tlmes
0.3 safer
Z39 (5.9%) ~-2.4tlmes
5.9-safer
If. in~tead, one starts with the
premise that we are a free people
who value our freedom of choice,
then the further regulation of our
lives can ooly be justified by a
most compelling case.
The air bag order is doubly dis -
maying in view of the agreement
negotiated last year by former
Secretar y of Transportation
Coleman requiring the auto com·
panies to market as many as
440,000 cars wi:lh air bags so
more real-world safety statistics
could be gathered as a basis for a
carefully thought;...out air bag de·
cision.
THE AIR BAG order could
tum into a $20 billion consumer
rip-off. NHTSA admits that the
Once an air ba& inflates, the
car must be returned for a new
air bag installation which costs
more than the original factory in-
stallation. Since 1.2 million in·
jurious accidents occur each
year, the air bag m ay inflate in
several hundred thousand cars
annually.
The cost of the air bag each
time a person buys a new car.
plus the accident replacement
cost, add up to a new expense for
the average car owner of over
$2,000during his driving life.
Air bag lobbyists claim that in·
surance premiums would be re-
duced by as much as 30 percent,
but our investigation produced
entirely different facts. We ob-
tained quotations from 50 dif-
ferent insurance agents in Pen-
nsylvania, Maryland, Virginia
and Washington, D.C., represent·
ing the three companies that sup·
posedly offer air bag discounts.
I OlJR TYPICAL policy was on a
1974 Oldsmobile 88, with and
without air bags. Allstate agents
quoted an average discount of
$3.44 on a $281.50 policy; Gelco
agents quoted a $2.29 discolint on
a $362.00 policy; and Nationwide
agents quoted a $1.41 discount on
a $294.00 policy.
The air bag order is grossly un·
fair lo the millions of Americans
who use their safety belts. They
will be forced to buy air bags
which, even the proponents ad·
mil, provide no additional pro.
lectlon over safety belts. OncE
again, government is penalizing
conscientious citizens by {fl·
tempting to protect the careless
from themselves.
TRE Nlfl'SA evidence that air
bags may be less safe than safely
belts raises a serious question or
how government can force a
citizen to give up a measure of
s afety. By itself, this federal or-
der does not shackle us in chains.
but it does chip away needlessly
at our freedom.
It 1s an attempt by well mean·
ang people, in positions of power,
to make driving safer. Their
hearts are in the right place. But
as so often happens. zealots of a
particular cause are blinded,
both to their own evidence and to
other values, by their unifocal
vision.
Surely we should submit to
government regulation when the
evidence is compelling, but the
air bag edict should be rejected
until or unless, a better case is
m ade.'
! ~
'Don't Head for Conj ere nee'
Concentrate on Narrowing Arab-Israeli Gap
•. WASfDNGTON. D.C. -Israeli
Prime Minister Menahem Begin
bas come and
eone. And, it
seems to me,
., \he prospects
~or a settle-
·rnent in the
Middle East
·are as remote
as ever if
hot more so.
.'.. Both Begin
·i·and President ·
Carter completed their five
hours of conversations here with
·'the un derstanding that t he
"-Jsraeli and Arabs ought to meet
··at a peace conrerence in Geneva.
·• nerhaps as early as October. ··~ ... But that idea, in my estima-
tion. is as foolhardy as it is
dangerous.
,· IN THE FIRST place, it makes
no sense for the parties involved 1n the Middle East dispute to as-
, semble in Geneva before they
have worked out some plausible
notion of an outcome to their
-''ineeting.
· Unless that is done, they court
•'the risk of prolonged haggling
or, what is worsl', a breakdown of
··the conference that leaves them
"With · no recourse but to resume
"hostilities .
·:. So the job to be done at the mo-
1 m ent is nol to organize a con·
•.ference, which would be a tough
1.ask in itself given an October
deadline. but to return le
diplomatic efforts that endeavor
to narrow the wide gap between
the Israelis and Arabs. Whether
this can be done. even quietly, is . -~
( STANLEY J __ KAR_No_w_
a matter of doubt.
Begin, who is known for his
hawkish views. seemed more
conciliatory during hi s
Washington visit than his reputa-
tion suggested he woulc:t be. He
indicated. for example, that he
could envisage territorial con-
cessions to Egypt and Syria.
But on the key problem of the
Middle East, the quest for some
kind of area for the Palestinians.
he dug in his heels. This was
reflected in his stubborn refusal
to tolerate Palestinian represen-
tation at a Geneva conference,
even as part of a n Arab·
diplomatic delegation.
It also was mirrored, with
equal intransigence, in bis re-
fusal to consider the possibility of
a Palestinian entity on the West
Bank of the Jordan River.
THE AIM OF the Palestine
Liberation Organization, he said,
is "bluntly and simply to destroy
our country." and therefore it
"can 't be a partner to any
negotiations."
Seen from Begin ·s angle, this
sort of intractability is un-
derstandable. The Palestinians
have not, except in veiled hints.
backed away from their public
pledge to eliminate the Jewish
state of Israel.
Nor have the other Arab
leaders clearly conceded lo a
guarantee of peace in the region
in exchange for Israeli con-
cessions.
Thus it is predictable that
Begin should adopt a rigid stance
at this stage-if only to dem-
onstrate that he is not going to
bargain away Israel's security
unless he gets something solid in
return.
BUT FOR THE parties in-
volved in the conflict to repair to
Geneva before they have drawn
any closer on this issue could at
best be a waste of time, and, at
worst, a disaster.
President Carter has been the
man in the middle of this mudJle,
and he has complicated rather
than clarifi~ the situation by his
so m ewhat amateurish..
diplomatic efforts.
To be sure, he has tried to take
an even-handed approach to both
the Arabs and Israelis in the hope
that the United States could play
the role of intermediary in an ac-
commodation. His talks with all
the leaders in the area. conse·
quently, have served to lend sub-
stance to that role.
But Carter's major mistake, I
think, has been to signal in ad-
vance the kind of settlement he
wants to see. In other words, he
has gone beyOftd the role or in-
termediary in attempting to de·
lineate a solution.
NOT ONLY HAS he erred in
doing this before the Middle East
adversaries themselves were
able to study the chances for a
compromise. but he has done so
openly, creating the impression
that the United Stales is s triving
to impose an agreement on the
region's rivals.
Moreover, Carter blundered
frequently in his pronounce-
ments on the s ubject, and this
added to the confusion, both in
the Middl e Ea st and in
Washington, as to his real objec-
tives.
In March. for example, he en-
dorsed Israel's cla im to "d e-
fensive borders,:• a code phrase
that implies no change of the
present frontiers.
SOON AFTERWARD, a t a
tow n h all m eeting in
Massachusetts, he advocated a.
Palestinian ''homeland, .. ob-
fuscating that statement by say-
ing that the proposal conformed
lo United Nations resolutions
that do not exist.
These zigzags were further ag-
'gravated just before Begin's visit
by a State Department declara·
lion, hastily drafted on White
House instructions , affirming
that Israel must withdraw to its
1967 boundaries.
When that provoked protests
from American Jews and their
congressional sympathizers,
Carter backtracked again, assur-
ing Isr ael that he would r e-
cognize no agreement in the Mid-
dle East without Arab guaran-
tees of peace.
I AM SURE t hat Carter's
ultimate hope for the Middle
. East is to see Israel pull back
from the land it occupied in 1967
BEti!N
"You'll forgi"e me if l cM't wAve. g-oodbye ?"
anci.\ the Palestinians assured of a west Bank linked to Jordan, an
of this capped by an overall Arab
acc~'J)lance ofthe Jewish stale.
But ill trying to fulfill this aim.
he bias been stumbling over ob-
s tacles that he himself erected,
and .his troubles h ave given
Begin the opportunity to
stonewall it -as ipdeed any
Israeli lea<rer would do in his
position.
So peace for the Middle East
remains a mirage. There may be
a Geneva conference, replete
with expressions of optimism.
But unless the Israelis and Arabs
perform an about-~ce between
now and then, it could be an il·
lusory exercise .
Visiting Congressmen: 'Slwuld Help to Set the Nation~
Di,rection, Not Run Its Traffic Lights'
ByHOWARDH. BAKER, JR.
''' The following remark& were mocU bl/ Sm .
.,'ltoward H . Baker Jr. of Tenneaue,
•1,Wepublican leader of the Smale, during a
•'4speech to Totem Hall, Los Angeles.
<-J should like to discuss a problem that
n'hes not yet fully emerged in the public
'r<l<>nsciousness. The problem bu to do
with life structural arrangement of tbe
•·-.Congress itself -the nature of the in·
stitution. At. this time, I believe that we
are beaded in tbe. wrong direction. We
have many serious problems arid unless
mething'is done about them C«agress •
is going to be in serious trouble.
M recenUy as 1950, when my father
was elected, Congress met for a total ol
103 days and accumulated a grand total'
of 8S Yates. As we do now, D\Y father
came to Waablncton in January for tbe
convenlft& ol Congress, but there U.o
similarity ends.
' . IN TB'E SPlllNG. ho ntmnod to Ten-
1\CSseG to practice law and to putldpate
l'\illy 1n the mainstream of\be eeoaomlc, aocial. and l)OlitJcal llf• ol b1a comrnunl·
\y • his district. and b1s at.ate. He knew
fi:rttband what polJcl11 of ~-t
would ben.eflt the people ol Ttnn .. ee
beca.ase he Uved there. JW w11 ln tvel)' ~ense 'ot the word a cttisen CA~ ....... ~Dd J bellevt he wu also a better !•cialjtor bee• of it.
BJ t:ompar.i.lon. Coasrta t0d*1 "" milnl 1n .... ~ u. tatlre
year. I.Mt year akiM •• lilid 1Clt i'OIJ c.U.
WM&. ••PMa bWi Cl ........... and dita1J that 1pte:lfJ ._ fulidlODI OI
•
government and. in turn, impose ever-
increasing guidance and regulaµon on
the lives and livelihoods of an unwelcom·
ing public. And we do this In self.
imposed isolation without any true ex-
posure lo the needs of the public we
serve and by whom we are elected.
I should like lo see us return to a situa·
tion whe re legis lators come to
Washington as "visitors" for six or
seven months L')'ear. The rett" ot. the
ti.me they should be at home praeUclna
law, running their businesaes and farm$.
and staying close to the people v.tbo send
them to the Capitol.
congress ought to be involved in .......
tine policy instead of 1rindln1 out
voluminous reports and complex lealll•·
Uoo. We should help to set the nation'•
direction, not run its traffic llpt.1.
Wleks
'.;.,>
"It~ oltrf a> .-wJ tow b#ott
doll#s on• ptfl6llO ~ 1111'
bot•Wltlwt
was essential to the perforatance of our
.Congressional duUes. Part of the reason
that the American people cpmot un-
derstand the need for that pay increase
is t,bat 99% of the American people do not
eam $57,500 a year! And we are con-
stantly remindecHhat the American peo-
ple do not send us lo Washington to grow
fat anti happy on their tax dollars.
The whole question of the pay scale for
Coqresamen would be fad.lcally dlf.
le.rent if we did have cittzen.tegWators.
It never occurred to my father that being •
a member ol Congress would ever be bis
prlmary source of livelihood.
OF COVUE, THE possibilities for
conflict or interest are manifold and
mu'1test but l Urtnk it will be far more
attractive to the American peQple if we beeu paytna Con(reasSMD on a per dJ~m ball). Pa,y tbem for the time they
an KtuallJ on the Job in Wublnston but
don't let them become prolealoaals who
are dependent \lpOn tlte Treuury ot the
U.nlted States to 1upply their livelihood.
t.be educatJon of their •children, the
m~e on tbe1r bouae and, ultimale-
ly. \he cam,paJin f\lnda tor UHiir ree*=·
tlon ..
l! -.we returned to cltiten·lNi'Jatorl,
pollcyaetters instead of, eleottd b~ts..t.. l believe tbat the whole Idea ol comuct, dl.atrult, abd mlstndt
and the quarrel over C~al pay
scales would ells•~·
One of lb• Feduallat P.apera
de.crtbld the eon.rea u .... ot the P"'1i:iiid bltlll'dnft tNiit u.. ........ Willl~nMn Uytq ~ U.peo.
pie -but we don't! I think it would be a
great idea if we returned to the original
concept of people being drawn as
citizens to serve their country in the
policysetllng functions of the Congress.
REPRESENTATIVES WOULD visit
Washington once or twice each year to
ensure that the policies of the govern-
ment were adequately debated, codified,
and transmitted to the government for
their faithful execution. Represent.atives
would then nturn to the mainstream of
AmerlCan life and conUnue their
primary pursuits.
The whole idea of 1,000-page-statutes,
of bloated bureaucracy, ol distant gov-
ernment. or insensitive govemment, and
of unseemly government would be less
likely to occur if .inemben ol Congraa
lived ~the people. This may seem
like an esoteric concern ol mine to be
troubled by the structural arra.naements
of iovemmeat at a tittle 9'ben far more
urgent iuues require OW' full at~tlon.
But this couptry has been rf&ht an the •
great laauea of the past aoo yean siml>b
because t.bo9e at.ructural arranaements
of tibe government auarant.M t.bat It res<>nales to lb.e collecllve Juqment c:ll
the clthens. .
The polttJcal ant.em fUhCUcm and we
are what we are toela,y becaute ot ~
atrUdural arrangemen~. Ooftlrtll bq
trlnllated your.Jud1mt:nt11detlrt1, aDd
demands into ·u.ffful federal POUCies."'
That 11 wbj we are a •rut naUoa and
t.bat ts wb)-we must emure Mlat Ute
1tnc:tural arran1emmta mamlalll tbelr
llitetrtlY. tlldr: respODal~ and UMir aenaltlvity to~ 1eruua.·
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Co11rf .O.-derS Evidence
For Davis Cup Def eme to Examine
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Certain proeet'Utlon •vtdence
1•\ber.cl by Newport Beach
p0ll • .,.1.mt tw<Hlerponstraton
arrested ln \be diaru~on ot the
Davi C\&p te.onla matctu. Jut
April must be furnlahed to de
htnM •UOtH)'il. .. Jud1• ha"l
ruled
II arbor J udlc:lal Dt.lrt cl Court
Judae Donald Ou.ncan aareed the
defense team reprcaeotlnl Al
Dortch and Stanley Alexander,
bolh or Loa Anaeles, h11 a leaaJ
ratbt to examine the materiu.Js.
They will be used In prepara-
Uoo ol a mot.ion t.o dlamiu the
case aga.inst Dortch and Alex
ander, who are charged wtlh
mahetous rru.scruer and ltespasJ>
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The pair allegedly spilled an
oily 1ut.tance on the center eourt
Qt the Newport Beach Tennis
Club April 16 durm& the zone
ftnala of Oavia Cup compet.lt.loo
botWttn the U.S. and South
Africa.
A team of d•fense lawyers
from the Great.et Watt.a Justice
Center will again ar1ue a motion
lO dl1ml the cue Sept. 7 be!Ol'e
Judie Duncan.
. He 1ald, lf they cannot
persuade blm to dlsmlsa the
charaes on "rounds of selective
und invidious proaecutlon of
Dortch and Alexander on Sept. 7,
the pair wUI face tnaJ Sept.13.
A total of 12 protesters de-
mons tr atlog against South
Africa's racial policies were ar-
rested durin& Davis Cup play in
Newport.
Attorneys for the pair also
clalm Dortch and Alexander are
· being discriminatoriJy pl'05ecut-
ed because U.S. Davis Cup Cap-
tain Tony Trabert attacked them
with hia racquet and was not ar·
rested.
Police say, they and hundreds
or other witnesses watched the
defendants throw a gooey
chemical compound onto the
court during a match.
Judge Dungan ruled against
the defense in a motion to dis-
miss the case on grounds of pre-
judicial pretrial publicity.
Dortch and Alexander's
lawyers argued, in essence, that,
even though they sought publici·
ty for their cause, the de·
monstrators ~eived so much
publicity that they can't possibly
get a fair trial.
Lens · Exposes Feelings
Zeny Cieslikowski didn't
become a photographer rather
than a painter because be might ·
have gotten writer's cramp sign-
ing the many works expressing
his inner viewpoint about life and
the world around us.
He Just grew into it naturally. ·_
,. ••MY FATHER was a· pb~to-
. grapher, says Cleslikowski, who
is both an exhibitor and or-
~anizer of the Art-A-Fair festival
currently running through Aug . ·
28 in Laguna Beach.
He points out attendance at ttie
new location is about 1,000 on
weekdays and 2,500 Saturdays
and Sundays, almost double over
last year, at the Laguna Canyon
De ath Notice•
eEllCM4 ..
1108E'IT S Devol-.! hvtb.tftd of
Bernand!,... LovlrtCJ f•ll!er 01 Ton• &
Terri. Loved brother of Arthur
Servlc..., .. 111 be ~lei -ay Avqv.t
l<l, 1'n "' 11 OOAM Mt Oii .... H•r1K>r Lllwn Memon•I P•rk. Cost• Me\"
Gl•'ti.ncl Wlllfft Lonq Beacll CM.,.1
dor~c•or~ ~111l In 1i.v ol /towers.
oonahons to lht? (,,.Jrth' of 1our own
'~OtCl'Wlll bPMJ(>rKlelld
Road site. Sales have doubled as
well, he says.
Cieslikowski, 33, is no addict to
the camera shutter's click and
hardly a Tri·X Wastrel when it
comes lO using film.
"SOMETIMES I'LL go for two
or three days without ta.kin& a
single picture," says the camera
artist who divides his time
between freelance work and his
seasonal commercial studio in
Ra ncho Mirage, near Palm
Springs.
He shot pictures for years, but
in 1967, mellowed by marriage
and a honeymoon trip to Paris,
he began to perceive the world
with a new eye and decided to
share it through the camera lens.
Photographer Zeny
Cieslikowski's work
reveals response to
subjects that catch
his attention during
foreign travel.
··For a long time I jmt did it for
myself and fmally I decided to
start selling," says Ciesl:ikowski,
who is quartered with bis family
in a San Clemente summer ren-
tal house during the festival. He says $600 per week for
Laguna Beach summer rentals
was just a bit steep for even a
successful photographer.
A RECURRENT theme can be
seen in Cieslikowski 's wort.
There is a misty, reflective
quality; that of a man who's
stood on the outside looking in
and has re~umed to tell what he
saw there and how he felt about
it.
"When I'm in a city, I spend a
lot of time looking into shop win-
dows, photographing the con-
tents and the reflections in the
glass," he explains.
.. A lot of the lime t.be content
reflecU; my feelings." _
One of his works shows a kitten
-playful yet at the same time
serene -frisking among bottles
of vintage French wine in a sub-
urban Paris grocery.
••WREN I GO on a working trip
I always keep very aware ol my
surroundings. I tike texture in a
picture and right now I'm trying
to do more pictures of P&lple,"
Cleslikowski explains.
He is an exacting man with a
camera.
"We spent J!h mooths in New
EnC)and, working 12 boors a day
and we got j~t 2S or 30 pictures
that I would consider good. A k>t
of the time the content reflects
m 1 feelings."
Composition. lighting and
personal attitude are the first,
second and third .. m01St-important
fa~tors in photography,
Ciesl.dowski feels. adding t.Aat
pet>ple today are more aware and
appreciative or good pbote>-
cr aphy
"SOMEHOW, IN the body o(
your work, you have to state your
feelings toward life," he con
tinues "And people are more
sophisticated than they were a
few years ago simply because
more people are taking more pic-
tures."
Some ol bis most striltiog work
was shot in Norway. Ofte" CJf t.be
Cieslikows.ltis • favorite coao-
tries.
But six weeks in Spain am
Portugal in 1974 conYincecl him
that is the easiest region of
Europe in wtdcb to worlt because
of the col«, pactsesque HWncs
and e:mltennt peoples.
Cieslikowski sauests CJf Spain
that you can just point a camera
in &nlt direction, snap the shutter
and you've got another beauty ..
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card$ and 1ltt4ri al tbe puab of a bW.oD:
11llS TllBND la ca~ alarm amons 1ome wbo fear the vlew1 ol an cqulMd m1Do1U,y betq
tmpoHd OD ID unauapecUna ~ti ca crtUcaJ la· •ues faclq tho country.
On tbe other band, t.be new l.bllltJ ol IDcllYlduala.
to have their volc:w board .tf ectlvet.Y throqb com·
puter t&rlet1u I.I movlq milllom ol AnltricaDI ln·
to pollUcal actrvlb'. ·
Beblnd WI revoluUon la the computer and dlrect mail expert.
NamM, addresses, telephone numbers and
otW vital data can be ltcnd and tben retrieved· selectively
Campaipa can be ftnanced for omce or a
c:ruude for a cause by identlfyiq t& people most
likely to be sympathetic, aend1.n, them a form letter
carefully drafted to ralae tbelr tre. fear or public
aplrit and eetUni cbeets hom them by return mall. These computen rue tnformaUoa on mqnettc
tape. Hll lt up instantly and then write, addrela and mall letters.
TUE COMPtJTER expert trying to away a vete
in CClQlresa can pick out the waverlnc •win& votee
and bombard them with sacks of mall from the voten back home.
Within about 16 hours ol leaml111 that a vote is
upcoming on an issue, a special interest group,
working with computer experta, can call up the
names ol the right people to contact. And within 24
hours they can have letters In the mall to each uame.
Such groups can have letters hitting the
. target's desk within 60 hours of the first alert, tele-
grams and mailgrams much sooner.
More than 500,000 pieces of mail were de-
livered to the White House opposing the common
situs picketing bill, and at least as much was re-
cei ved on Capitol Hill, most of it generated In a
direct mail campaign directed by Richard A..
Viguerie, the ranking master of computer politics.
THE VOTE which has given the White House
·and congressional leaders the most WQrry,
however, was the narrow confirmation of Paul
Warnke as chief U.S. arms negotiator.
The key vote which gave Warnke am-
bassadorial rank was 58 to 40, well below the twe>-
thirds Senate majority it will take to approve any treaty he brings back. ·
The innovator behind this is Viguerie, who
raised more than $7 million for Wallace In 1978. His
company, Richard A. Viguerie Co. Inc., of Falls
Church, Va., is by far the largest and most effective
in the field, accounting for about 70 percent of all political direct mail.
VIGUERIE REASOJ"<fED that if people were in-
terested enough to contribute to a conservative
cause, they Likely would care for another.
As people respond to the varioua mall appeals,
their names are filed as futw-e proepecta. Those
who don 't respond eventually are dropped or down-
1raded to reserve sta~.
~; 'By upgrading names on the various Hats be has
: handled, Viguerie can mail effectively to a po0l of
~o million people. He sends 100 million pieces ol
mail a year. and hJs success haupawned lmltatora.
The moderate-to-liberal side hu nothinc close : to matching this massive maillag pool built by the
conservatives, but setbctcb suffered this yeu have ;.j>rompted it to mobilize . .. : ' THE LEADING firm on this side of the fence la
Craver, Mathews,' Srplth & Co. of Arllnstm~ .. 'headed by Roger Cr'aver, one of the key e
• behind the remarkable fl'Owth of Common Cause.
The first step for the beginning IJ'OUP wit.bout a
m ailing list ls to buy one, usually from a magazine
"But in many cases Ule beat lists are not availa-ble for rental," says Tom Mathew, another Com·
mon Cause veteran and one of
<:raver's partners. "It is not im·
possible to start with a rented list , "but it's bard and you've
got to hav~ a very hot issutr.''
The problem is that most
groups with lists like to use them
to get better lists. So, they don't
just sell them, they demand a
name-for-name trade. A new
group without names to trade
cuvu has a hard time getting any.
This is why firms like Viguerte's and Craver's
• are so important. With some lists or their own to
., deal with and the abillty to broker marriages ..
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Looms in Life
MONDAY, AUGUSI' l, lm
BySYDNEYOMAaa
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Computer generated · mailings
give minority a mighty clout
Mt ween others of mutual interest, they are the only
avenue tor the avera1e group to b~ak Into the field.
MUCH OF CRAVER'S busi·
nesa la to help build new groups
and ~en them to compete
with the successful conservative
croups. One of these is New Directions, a citizens group
modeled oo Common Cause but
oriented toward foreign policy. *'"•• The Warnke episode led of-ficiala at t.be White House and In the Senate to con·
tact Craver about concocting an antidote before
they were slapped down on a really critical issue.
Senate pulaetaten estimate that a direct mall
campaip switched five to 10 votes against Warnke.
and they fear the same pressures could till chances
of curbin& the arms race or aetWD& the Panama Canal dispute.
Craver suggested beefing up New Directions,
launched last fall to mlddlin& success, as a counter
lobby. A mail campaign already bu broucbt lit
5,000 membtf'a and is expected to reach 25,000 by
the end ol thl year, :S0,000 in 1978.
ONCE A PRESSVRE 8J'OUl> reaches the :S0,000
to 75,000 raqe, it la at:ronc enouah to have an in·
fluence on government if properly "handled. Anotht!r
Craver client approachinc that ranae ls the Na·
tional Council to Control Handguns, organbed to
counter the gun lobby.
The council knows full w• that it probably
never will match the milllon·plus membership of
the National Rine Association, keystone of the gun.
lobby. But a.leuon of computer lobbyin1 la that it
doesn't have to -a minority willlne to write letters will do.
Shelves of computer tapes
flank Richard A. Viguerie,
leading proponent of new
get-the-vote technology.
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LOS ANGELES (AP> -In September. when the networks roll out their new programs In a blaze of
publicity, a non·network show starring Ri~hard M.
Nlxon will be out there compeUn1 for attention.
It's his fifth and final talk-for.pay propam with
David Frost, the British talk show star. It'• now be-
ing offered stations for telecast, at their opUon,
between Sept. 6and16.
But after the first show, ln which Nixon lnalsted
he didn't obstruct justice In the Water1ate cue, an
ebulUent Frost said respomo to the program was 10
great he'd decided to put out a t1f\h ooe. ·
He said it wO\&ICI •taln material for which
there wasn't room lo tbe earlier aho~.
It's beln1 sold outtlcht fOf' cub, the tab rantine
rrom $1,000. '° mor. than $10,000 for on•tirne-only
ri1bt.s to air the tblng . AND, SAYS Frost's business partner, .Marvin
Minoff, it'll include what Frost calls the most·asked ,;jjjj;;Pt!;wp;;p;jjj~jpiij~iiir;;~==~~a;:
question: Why didn't Nixon bum those damning
Watergate tapes that forced him to "fesi1n the
presidency?
The question was one ol scores Fl'ost asked the
ex-president, whom he reportedly paid $600,000 plus
a share of the profits, during 12 taped interview
·Sessions near San Clemente ln March and April.
The answer never aired during any or the tour
Nlxon-~t interviews, televised on May 4, 12, 19
and2S.
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Jerry Mathera, Bualnessma n
At Wit's End
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Jerry Mathers and
Tony Dow artw up ln .somewhat of a faJry.tale
world -u makt·belleve brotben 1n l)a...make·
believe town of M ayf~eld on television 's;>Leave lt lo
Beaver."
Now, 30 years later, they talk of what lt'1 like to
be childhood stars who had to oope wlth the dult
world.
Mathen, a 29-year-old real
eetale saleaman, says plaYlnl
Beaver helped him make the
tranalUon from boy to man. But
Dow, now 32, thinka maybe his 1lx years aa Bea\'et's older
brother Wally created a l•P ln
1rowln1 up because he bever
bad to learn to bustle.
THEY WERE part of a cut euvn
of five ln the famU~ comedy which ran from 195'1 to
1963. Barbara Billln11ley and Huih Beaumont
played the parents, June and Ward Cleaver, and
Ken Osmond played Wally's beat friend, Eddie
Haskell.
"M.Y problems tend to relate to lhe way I was
brought up, ~ause I tended to be brought up,in a
very idealistic world," says Dow, who owns a con·
tracUn1 and remodeling firm and takes an oc-
casional part ln movies, television commercials
and soap operas.
"For instance, I never had any trouble getting
service in a restaurant, a room in a hotel.I never
had any trouble getting anything because every-
body was perfectly Interested in bending over
· i Shopping Disaster a la Cart
By ER MA BOMBECK
There is some talk that the driving aie or shopper~ operating super market carts is being
raised to 35. I should know. I'm doing the talking.
Going to the super-market used to be an ad-
venture. Today, it's a combat mission.
As I was telling my friend, Olmia, the other
day over produce, "Il'a a jungle out there what
"alh all the young, inexperienced drivers and lit·
tie old ladies who onl~ drive a shopping cart on
Sundays after church. '
"I KNOW," said Gloria. "Did you see that
teen-ager just speed by? Barreling up and down
the aisle hoisting a soft drink lo her lips. When
will they ever learn drink and shopping carts do
not mix."
"What about the mother over there?" I cau-
tioned. "I mean is she a menaceT She has three
children in the cart. Qne is eating the top ore a
cereal box, one throwlng raw potatoes in the
aisle of traffic and the other one sucking the pot
roast. She couldn't possibly be looking where she
is going."
"If that isn't the truth," sighed Gloria. "I
was following a senior citizen down pickles and
spices. She was going along al a browsing speed
so I figured it was safe to pass. At the end of the
aisle, she made a sharp left and I nearly ended
up in facial tissue."
"Ummmm," I nodded, "What alx>ut the
careless shoppers who leave thefr earls unat-
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and won them.
He defied
Presidents -
and mlght
have been
tended for some young joy riders t'ulteal and run
the wheels off."
"I know what you mean," said Gloria. "Or
the woman who stopped dead in front of me to fix
a wheel that was going the wroq way."
"THAT IS A BORE though, Glbria, when
three wheels want to shop and the other one
wants lo go lo the parking lot."
"l guess, but she could have pulled over lo
the side to make repairs.''
"ls il my imagination," I asked, "Or do
there seem lo be more men in the aisles today?
They really shouldn't let them drive in a
supermarket until they've had experience in a
discount · .ouse or a garden center. They·re in·
clined to panic and fall apart the first time
they're rammed in the side."
"I noticed that. Well, it's back to the wars.
Where's your cart?"
"Over there in front of meals blocking traf-
fic. Where's yours ?"
"Mine was towed away from the center of
the aisle 20 minutes ago. Actually, it's the only
way lo get through this traffic."
The most
controversial
American hero
of our time
.•• and
backward, everybody was always 11&.Ylnlr that I had
a great future and there were no problems in ute.
.. CONSEQUENTLY• I don't have a lot ol drive,
and I don't tend to understand manlpulaUons u
well as people do who seem to be more succetaful In
the bU51ness world."
nlce. 'that yuu can't deny. But tt wu nothlnl that I
became ao accustomed to that I felt I bad to ha~
it." •
Mathers saya hla careen 1n bank.lnl and real
eat.ate have 1wen him an lnalde loot at bow to in·
vest the monoy be made in television.
Dow says he made some bad investments and a
vacation house on Catalina Island ls the laal rem·
nanloflhe money from the Wally role. In contrast, Mathers, who several months' ago
left his job as a bank operations officer to 10 into
realestate, lasaUafied wlththedlreeUonhels golna. -------------------
"When r.ou're a star you're klnd ol cloistered,"
he says. "l m a very sociable person, and selling
real estate you 1et Lo meet a lot or people.·'
The childhood adulation, he says, "was
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th to Guide Rams to Super·Bowl?
l.oma1, a 1Undout for
t-;01d">n Colle1e durina
lht• 1968 •M ~7 H aaona,
lll'llevet Namath can fulde
tht• Rama-.. the Super Bowl
1kspite his bad knees. '
• · PeopLe put Joe down, but
<" onsidertn1 •veryt.hlol, be
J1d real well wlUa wbal be had
to contend ..-lt.b t.be past two
or three years wlt.b the Jet.s." ••Y• Lomaa, who was re ltued ln May by the Jets. ··ne lut two or three
)'Hr9 the Jell were usually
down by two or three
toucbdowna ln the second and
third quarten. So Joe had to throw. And hedldn't have any nannlna 1am &o complement htm ... But that won't be the cue
with the Rams, says Lomas. "'11ae Rams are baalcally u
runnlba team and now they
have Na01ath to com_plemeot
tbo nmnlnc game. Qn third
aod 1even they could be run· , ...
•
nln1 or passlne. 1ust like
those great Mlami teams did
u rew years back with Larry
Csonka and Bob Griese. You
didn't know ii they were going
to run or throw,·· ss.ys Lomas
"Joe can't run, but no team
an the National Football
League can win if the
quarterback has to run over
the long haul.
•·But Joe has keen instinct,
a quick arm and he can analyze defenses. To my
mind he makes up ror his bad
knees with field generalship
and general knowledge of the
game.
··And the Rams have a good
ALICE BROWNE IS ON HER WAY TO VICTORY ON THE 200 BUTTERFLY.
AuboNl•boond
NO: 1 Cage Boss
Leaves El 'f oro
Another of our standout area
high school basketball coaches
has fallen by the wayside I am
speaking of El Toro High's Wen-
dell Wilt, who moves to the
northern part of our state to
coach at Placer High in Auburn.
That's about 35 miles north
east of Sacramento A little town
where you can get beautiful Bas·
que dinners and an area where
you get the four seasons blue
skies and clean water
Folks know who their
Gl.ENN WHITE
WHITE
WASH
neitJ!lbors are in that country.
Additionally, Placer Hi&h used
to field the best bask~ball teams
in those parts and with a man of
Witt's caliber on the scene, the
opponents may as wttU·l&y down
their arms.
Witt was QDe of our ·super
coaches. His teams never beat
themselves. And often they beat
others that boasted substantially sup~rior talent. El Toro High didn't have the
super stars that some or the more
established schools have been
able to develop. ¥et Witt was
st~a~ly able to field teams that cou1~ stay on the court with the
bes{ of opposition.
P~o~ably ttMt best example was
Sports ~n ,'fV
in last season's CIF playoffs
when El Toro met No. 3 seeded
Downey. The latter was favored
by 25 points.
Yet Downey had to pull out vic-
tory in the final half-minute after
· s ~en rained troops had
I d most o the way against
s perior f" epower and man-
P wer. D wney finally won,
64· :-
Coaches of Witt's caliber are a
rari! fmd. The sport and the peo-
ple around here who have come
to know and respect him will sur-
el1 feel bis absence.
HELP DEPT.-Tbe Newport
Beacb post office n eeds help
locating a wresUer who got a let-
ter from Germany. The envelope
is adbessed to Mr. Hardboiled
Haggerty t OldUme fabulous
wrestler ace. Great American
wrestler hero of the past. Resi·
dent at Newport Beach.
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tbls, call this column at 642-4321.
UPS AND DOWNS-Can you
believe how variable baseball is
from one day to the next? Friday,
Chicago's Cubs lost to Houston.
1-0. The day before, the Cubs
scored 16 runs against Cincin-
naU ..
DISADVANTAGE DEPT.-
The Dodgers play thelr final
seven games of the regular season at home. And that may be
a disadvantage for them as far as
their drive to pull in three mllllon
fans this season Js concerned.
They mar be 15 or 20 games
ahead of Uae pack In th e
dlvlsloaal &Ide race by then.
Race Track
10ut of Cash
DEL MAR. Calif. <AP 1
The Saturday racing pro-
p;ram at Del Mar was delayed
because there wasn't enough
money to cash winni n g
parimutuel tickets. acc.ard.in~
to the race track.
In public address announ-
t: e ments to the crowd of
21.3Gl, the Del Mar
Thoroughbred Club explained
the problem. Funds arrived
ill Del Mar from Los A11geles
ill 5 :28 p.m. the track said.
and the cashilfg of winnlng
tickets was resumed shortly
thereafter.
Officials of the track con-
tacted many sources in San
Diego County and gathered
enough funds to conduct rac-
ing and a\·oid a cancellation
of the nine-race card.
The track said the problem
arose due to an error bv the
urmored transport com'pany
which regularly brings funds
to the track for the day·s rac-
ing program.
It Goes Overtime
As Aztee9 Bow
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Paul
Child scored four minutes into a
sudden death over.time Saturday
afternoon to g1ve the San Jose
Earthquakes a 3·2 North
American Soccer League victory
over the Los Angeles Aztecs
before 5,997 at the Coliseum.
The Earthquakes took a 1-0
lead at 27: 23 when Los Angeles
derender Ron Davies uninten-
tionally kicked the ball into the
upper corner of the Aztecs' goal.
Los Angeles Ued the game al
S3: 25on a goal by Steve David, the
N ASL's leading scorer.
team, anyway. They've been
close to the Super Bowl tor
many years. But they need
the big play .•. someone who
can deliver it when lhey need
it. And Joe can do it. He's
done it before ... that's his
style," says Lomas.
Lomas, who played two
years at Northern Arbona
University, started for the
Jets-at a derensive end posi-
tion his first five years in the
NFL. .
Then he was hit with injury
problems.
In the 11th game of the '74
seaton against Miami, Lomas
hurt an Achilles tendo~. an in·
jury that forced him lo s1t out
the entire '75 seasan.
He came back last year. but
surrered a knee injury in the
J els' first exhibition game
and didn't come back. He was
released last May. And be
figures he's out of pro football
as a player for good.
"J( the right opportunity
came along I would go back,
but l'm not going to go around
begging for a tryout.'' says
Lomas.
He recently received bis
real estate license, but is cur-
rently looking for work in
sales as a management
representative. MARK LOMAS
Goodell, Shaw Collide
In MV 1,500 -Tonight
Br HOWARDL.HANDY
Oftl•D•llY .. lle\Staff
Brian Goodell goes for bis third
a nd perhaps fourth victory
tonight (5) in the concluding day
of the Mission Viejo Invitational
swimming championships when
he faces a starstudded field in the
1500-meter freestyle, which in-
cludes Tim Shaw of Long Beach
and Mission Viejo Nadadores
teammate Jesse Vassallo.
Goodell also goes in the 100 free
tonight.
Action is being staged al
Marguerite Recreation Center in
Mission Viejo.
Goodell, Olympic gold medalist
and world record holder in the
1,500, will be favored after he cap·
lured the 200 free Saturday rught
with a meet record 1:54.83. He
won the 400 free on opening day
with another meet standard.
Vassallo, 15, pulled up strongly
in the backstroke and
breaststroke portions or the 400 in-
dividual medley to win his second
race in as many days. He won the
200 IM Friday.
Alice Browne, the 14-year·old
sophomore from Corona dei Mar
High School, swimming for the
Nadadores, posted the first vic-
tory of the three-day meet for the
host team in the women's com-
petition Wllen sne won e 200·
meter butterflyin2: 17.58.
Coach Mark Schubert predict·
ed Browne's victory but also
praised teammate Valerie Lee
for herperformance.
.. Valerie is coming along well
and posted her fastest time at this
stage of the season in her career."
Schubert said. "She usually
tapersdownweU."
The coach also was pleased
with Vassallo's performance.
"When he gets his butterfly down.
he will be very dominating in
world competition," Schubert
said.
Vassallo stayed even in the fly,
then picked up ground in the
backstroke and pulled away in the
breaststroke. Goodell, swimming
the indo immediately after the
200, was a little tired but figures lo
be 10 contention when the Na-
tional AAU meet is staged at Mis-
sion Viejo's Marguerite Recrea-
tion Center Aug. 18-21.
Five meet records were set in-
cluding Goodell's effort in the200.
Richard Thornton of Concord
swam a 2: 03.84 in the 200 butterfly
fortheothermen'smark.
Donna Lee Wennerstrom of
Long Beach won the women's 200
butterfly consolation race in
2: 17 . ..Sfor a meet standard.
Other standards were set by
Linda Jezek of Santa Clara in the
400 individual medley in 5:00.46
and Cynthia Woodhe11lt;a13-year-
old from Riverside, set her second
meet record in the 200 freestyle in
2:03.9'l.
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Halos LOse
To Boston;
1iant Hurt
Luis Tiant and Bob Stanley
combined on a seven-hit shutout
and Boston remained within a
game or first place Baltimore in
the American League East
Saturds.y night with a 3·0 victory
over California at the Big A.
Boston scored all its runs jn the
second on rbi singles by Butch
Hobson and Rick Miller.
The Angels will go over million
in home attendance in today's
series rm ale wtlh .Boston.
It may have been a costly vic-
tory for the Red Sox. Tiant, 7·7.
A ttgels Slate
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... uo. I Nl"NYorkatC•tllorn•i> 7:?Sp,m.
Auo. l Nl'W York al C•llfornl• 7;2Sp.m.
had to be removed from the
game in the seventh inning when
he W?S injured on a fielding play.
With Jerry Remy on third base
and one out, Rance Mulliniks hit
a line drive back to the mound.
Tiant knocked the ball down and
made an awkward throw to first
base to retire Mulliniks.
TODAY
~ ..
lla.m. (28r':rNNJS -+ $e.lllifinal mate es in lhe
Loutaville Classic.
So crowds will probably rau
off, 9Joag with lnterestt as fans
save their lboney for the ensulnf
playoffs and perhaps tbe Worl
Serles. Tbe Dodgers bave to
average nearly at.000 a game to
· become U.e ft.nt club to e~er ctraw S,OOt,... t Isome. ,And so
f u tlley are OD pace. averlJlng
nearly•, ....
~odg.ei-s Up_ Lead-tO 14
Tiant was removed from the
game immediately and replaced
by Stanley. Stanley got 80bby
Bonds to fly out to end the inning.
Nolan Ryan, 14-10, took the
loss. "'1'1:10 a .m I •(11) -
DODGERS BMSEBALL -
The Dode.-s meet the Ezpo1
iD Montreal. LOMBARDI DEPT.-Vince
Lombatdi ls director of ticket
sales and marketing' for the Seat·
tle leahawk.s pro football team. H~lt the son of tbe ifeat late
Gl"tiel Bay -Coach of tbe same
name.
control problems early, watkine~ ..se~_!y:'lunltooton;
three of the first four men he s.s, will p'l\ch ·ror lheUOdters -
faced. Stev& Garvey then ag~tStanBahnsen,6-2.
bounced a sihgle to left to score The seven-run outburst by the
Dave ~ and Re11le Smith, Dodgers marked the fourth time
andDust.yBaterddllechdouble this season they have ac-
complished that feat.
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Tian was"fa_!eii to~. ·J~'i\T ·.
HOspital in Orange for-precaU:-·
tiooary X-rays of his right
thumb.
Ryan yielded three singles and
a pair of walks in the s~ood in-
ning when Boston r.Ued for
three runs.
Ryan moved into 17th' place on
the all-time 1trikeout list in the
third lnnloa wben be fanned
Scott. ScoU was vicUm number
2,335 of Ryan's career, moving
blm ahead of Early. Wynn.
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• •DM.YPllOT Bundew,Juti 11.1171
Retirement Is ·Painful,
ays Soccer Legend Pele
Pale Hose
Up Lead
Over KC
Jokers Share Eead
lnGoZ/ F:W YORK <AP> Alt• a 1nn, 1,an tame and 1,rn
u a prof .. ooal 1occer ~ayer, Ptf~ aauat be1la all ewer
apiA.
The min C'Onaldered the
alelt IOC:'CeJ' player of all tlmo
will play hll latt pro 1ame Oct. l .
At qe 315, be admlt.. the adjust.
ment wlll be dlttlcult.
··1 reall1e that a min cannot
stop, no matltr how far ~ 1oc1
or how much he accompll1he~."
t.be "Black Pf'orl" says
··1 t.b.rnk now l Mm m IA unique
po:uhon. I 1tm 36 years old and '""°°"' I Wiii be rin1sht!'d with one
Ufe What 1s next? It must be ~th.mg, because if I do not
~Y. if r do not do something, I Will dte. ·•
Pelc. who led Drazil lo an un-
precedented three World Cups
and whose carur goals total tS
Uled the equivalent or 1,000
'home runs in baseball. is ap.. iu'~ens1vc about has next step.
"I have a ~reat problem now I
played soccer for 22 years. My
whole life has been soccer. A part
or my heart now leaves me. AJl or
my mind and body has revolved
<1round soccer. I am a very sen-
~mental man. I am trying to pre-
~are psychologically. 1 don't
want to feel too much. But now I
think I am going to feel a lot."
If retirement wm be so painful,
why l~ave while the skills are
s till so much in evidence·!
Al',..._
CHICAGO <AP> -Eri c
Soderholm'• three-run bom~r In
the seventh Inning powered the
Chica.eo White Sox to a 6-4 vic-
tory over the Kaosaa City Royals
Saturday, stretching Chicago's
lead to 5~ games in the
American Leaaue West.
The game -w a crowd or
34,945 and puMled the While Sox
over the million mark for the
first time since 1974. It also was
the first time In history the White
Sox have gone over the mark in
July.
After the White Sox stranded
nine runners in the first five in-
nings and had two others thrown
out at the plate, the Sox scored
twice in the sixth on Jorge Orta's
two-run single to cut Kansas
City's lead to 3-2. Orta slammed
his 10th homer of the season in
the eighth inning.
Oscar Gamble and Chet Lemon
singled in the seventh before
Soderholm smashed his 14th
homer into the ten field seats off
loser I>Qug Bird, 8·2.
Francisco Barrios, 11«. was
the winner although he needed
ninth-inning help.
George Brett slammed B!lr-
rios' first pitch of the game six
rows deep into the right field up-
per deck to give the Royals a l ·O
lead. Doubles by Amos Otis and
Fred Patek made it 2·0 in the
fifth, and the Royals added
another run in the sixth on Hal
McRae's single and John
Mayberry's bloop double.
PHILADELPHIA CAP> -
Jerry McGee and Bob Gilder,
playing in the same group and
laughing and Joktne all Ute way,
matched sl)t-under-par 6SS and
moved into a tie for the third
round lead Saturday in the
Philadelphia golf classic.
"It's a lot or fUn playln1 in a
group like that, where everybody
is making birdies," 'said tile 26-
year-old GUder, winner Of the
Phoenix Open a year ago.
''Everybody was loose and easy.
relaxed, joking, just having a
good time out there. ll was a lot
or run.
They finished with matching
54-hole totals of 203, 10 under par
on the Whitemarsh Valley Coun·
try Club course, a Ugbt little
6,687-yard layout that was dam·
pened by overnight rains. .
The third member of their
group was Bill Rogers, who had a
66 and goes into Sunday's final
round just one shot back at 204.
"Jerry and Bob both had real
fine first nines and I was Just
kind of hanging around getting in
the way, then I kind of got.my lit-
tle thing going on the back nitle, ..
said the chipper Rogers, who
played that side in 31. "Man.
that's really fun to be In
something like that."
Classy Spike Marks .
''There is nothing lcrt for me to
do now," he mused. "Besides, it
1s very important to know when
to stop. I can't do anymore what I
once could. If you play longer
than you should, the people will
forget you. There is a saying, 'It
1s important to quit when the peo-
ple want you in, not when they
want you out.' That is how I
feel."
SOCCER GREAT PELE WILL RETIRE IN OCTOBER.
Ninth-inning singles by Otis,
Darrdl Porter and Joe Lahoud
scored Kansas City's final run
and brought in relievers Lerrin
LaGrow and Dave Hamilton,
Hamilton getting his fourth save
of the season.
At British Meet
The inevitability of retirement
from soccer has long been a con-
cern for Pele Julio Mazzei, who
has known him since 1962 and
works with him as a trainer for
the Cosmos of the North
J\mcrican Soc'-er League, says
the Ilrazilian 1s· experiencing a
.. very stressful moment."
"Finally he understands, this
really will be the end of his
career:· added Mazzei. "He now
knows he has everything a pro-
fessional player can have. It's
· not fun for him anymore. It reels
like an obligation to him.
"In the 15 years I have known
Pele, we have had m any fan-
tastic experiences together. One
or the deepest memories is
something we shared about 10
years ago in Brazil.
"We were alone in a country
club used by the Santos team. It
was about 1 a.m. and we were
watching a once-popular, old
Brazilian movie s tar being in-
terviewed on TV. He was talking
about the past, about the years
when he was famous. when Pele
turned to me and asked, 'How
does it feel when the people don't
recognize you anymore?·
"But Pele won't have this pro-
blem. Like there will never be
another Beethoven, there will
never be another Pele. He's the
sum or all qualities -a total
person. And Pele will always be
Pele."
See Pele Page 83
The White Sox left 12 men on
base. including seven 10 the first
three.innings. In addition lo hav-
ing two men thrown out at the
plate m the first inning, the Sox
also left the bases loaded.
In the second inning, Brian \
Dowrung drew a walk and Garr
doubled before Alan Bannister
grounded out. In the third. Orta
led off with a single and Jim
Spencer walked, but both run-
ne rs were stranded.
GATESHEAD, England (AP>
-American sprinter Clancy
Edwards completed another dou-
ble in the internatiol\al track and
field meet at Gateshead Satur-
day, winning the 200 meters rn
20.9 and the 100 meters in 10.4.
He pulled off the s ame double
in the British Amateur Athletic
Association Championships at
London's Crystal Palace last
weekend.
Britain's top hurdler Alan
Pascoe, who recentJy came back
to track competition after injury.
was a poor third in 51.4.
John Walker of New Zealand
powered ahea<t on the · back
straight or the final lap to win the
mile In 3:56.6. Thomas Wes-
lnghage of West Germany was
second, 10 mete rs behind
W a Iker, in 3: S7 .2. Evert Hoving
of The Netheclands clocked
3:57.Sfoc U1ir.d. .
Monzon Topples Valdes
The Royals might have scored
m ore than one run in the sixth ex-
cept for a great ca,tch by Orta.
McRae and Lacock both singled
and Al Cowens looped the ball to
short center. Orta made an over·
the-shoulder catch and LaCock.
who had raced all the way lo
third. was doubled up.
Another American star, Mark
Enyeart, staged a tremendous
finish to overtake Britain's
Sebastian Coe over the last 3Q
meters of the 800. Ehyeart won in
1:47.3. Coe was one-tenth of a
second back in second place.
Tom Andrews led a 1-2 sweep
for the United States in the 400·
meter hurdles. He won In 49.T
with James King second in 49.8.
Larty Jesse .of the United
States set a British all-comers·
record ~n winning the pole vault
wltb a leap of 1S-o 1h. Another
American wi,nner was Rory
KoUnek in the high jump. lie de-
f eat.ed Jesper Torring of Den-
mark in a two-man contest.
Kotinek cleared 7-3o/• and the Dane6-10~-Champ Survives Early Knockdown
Touchdown Tosses
Geofr Capes of Britain edged
Americans Peter Schtnock and
Al Feuetbach to win the shot put
wttb a hea~e .or 67-6. Schmock
was second with 65-9 and
Feuerbaoh thfrd at60-91/t.
MONTE CARLO <A P >
Carlos Monzon gol up from a
second·round knockdown Salur·
d ay night and outpointed Rodrigo
Valdes in what the Argentine said
was the last fight of his seven-
rcar rei~n as world middleweight
champion.
The victory for Monzon. in his
l•llh title defense. was a un-
animous lS·round decision. The
judges and referee each gave the
champion c l ear margins
although Valdes started fast, took
the fight to Monzon in the mid-
die rounds, and then closed with a
flurry.
It was the 82nd fight without a
loss for Monzon, dating back to
1964. There have been nine draws
in the string. 1
Monzon, who will be 35 Aug. 7,
owed the victory to a spurt In the
ninth, 10th and 11th rounds when
he seemed to change gears after a
sluggish start and battered the
Colombian challenger.
In the ninth round Monzon fired
a strong right hand to Valdes·
head, jerking it back. A series of
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
New York
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Cincinnati SO 51 .495 14
Houston 48 56 .462 171,-.,
San Francisco 47 57 .452 18V..
San Diego 45 61 .425 21 ~
Atlanta 36 65 .356 28
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East w L Pct.GB
Baltimore 59 43 .578
Boston 57 43 .570
New York 57 45 .559
Detroit 46 54 .460
Milwaukee 46 56 . 451
Cleveland 43 55 .439
Toronto 34 66 .340
West
Chicago 61 37 .622
KansasC1ty 55 42 .567
Minnesota 58 45 .563
Texas 53 45 .Sil Angels 47 ~ .474
Seattle 45 61 .425
Oakland 42 59 .416
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strong rights followed. The loth
followed the same pattern. After
taking a series of punches from
both hands. Valdes began wobbl-
ing in the center of the ring. One
sbort right opened a deep cut over
the Colombian's eye and Monzon
appeared close to stopping
Valdes.
But the advantage s lipped
away in the 11th round. Monzon
was still able to r each Valdes·
hl'ad, but he never again had
Valdes in trouble.
Monzon split the final rounds
with Valdes as each _grew
wearier. Valdes was never able to
get close enough to Monzon to do
any damage as he tried to plck up
points with a flurry or punches in
the 14th and 15th rounds.
Rams QBs Shine
Quarterbacks Joe Namath and
Pat Haden threw a touchdown
pass apiece in a goal·llne scrim-
mage duril)g Saturday after-
noon's Lo' Angeles Rams'
workout al Cal Slate <Fullerton).
Rookie tight end Don Petersen
from Boston College, the Rams·
10th round draft choice, was on
the receiving end o{ both scoring
throws.
During the goal-line scrim-
mage, the offense scored seven
times in 13 tries. The ball was
placed at the 2-yard line for each
play.
against the Minnesota Vikings at
the Los Angeles Coliseum Satur-
day night.
The Rams, who worked otlt
twice Saturday, were given to-
day orr by coach Chuck Khox. It
will be the first day off for' the
team since camp opened July 18.
A team spokesman announced
that. rookJe free .igent place·
kicker Brad Kramer, who at -
tended Azusa-Pacific College.
has been released by the Rams,
leaving 83 players in camp.
Still missing ar~ five vete-rans
--center Rich Saul, offensive
guard Tom Mack. wide receiver
Harold J ackson. tight end
Charles Young and linebacker
Jack Reynolds.
Ethiopia's powerful distance
runners also scored two im-
pressive victories. Tl'le Ethio-
pians. who missed the Montreal
Olympics last year because of
the African boycott, came back
to Britain with a spectacular dis-
play.
Mirulz Yifter turned on the
power in \he final lap and was a
magnificent winnS!r of the 5,000
meters In 13:20.6. He pounded
home a Ion~ way ahead of Bri-
tain's Steve Ovett, who had been ~
challenging for the lead all the
way. Ovett was second in 13:25.0
and another Briton, David Black.
was third inl3:25.8.
The other Ethiopian winner
was Eshitu Tura, who stroked
away to an easy victory In the
3,000 meters steeplechase in
8:21.0. Dan Glans of Sweden was
second in 8.29.l . ·
The Colombian seemed to give
Monzon more trouble, however.
than in their first fight here in
June, 1976, when ll}e Argentine
knocked Valdes down and wongo-lng away.
Five veterans missed the
scrimmage beeause of slight in-
juries; running baclt Lawrence
Mccutcheon has a hamstring
p.all. runniog ~back Jim B s J .. Valdes was more aggressive, Bertelsen, deferutlve back Bill rs top els trequenµ1 beaUn1 Monzon lo the Slmpson and offensive tackle ea 1. punch this time, but be was un-Doug France have knee ailments
abletocapltalizeonhl&&inglebig and defensive end Fred Dryer CANTON, Ohio <AP > -
opportunity. That came ln the has a pulled calf muscle. Defensive gems by Don Ri ves, second round after a small cut d J opened on the rlght side or the None of the rive ls expected to Waymond Bryant an erry
champlon'snose. miss the Rams' Nalloeal Foot-Meyers h_elped Ctiicago to 17
Valdes then caught Monzon ball League pre.tst-ason opener points in seven min~es of the
Coming in with 8 s hort righ~hand second half Saturday. reading the
Bears to a 20-6 victory over the to the head and the cha pion Alhambra Re union New York Jets In the season's
dropped lo one knee. tlt-st National Football ~e_a<leU· Monzon~eim-l!'ediJlte\yhold-_ FOTJnfl' A1h11mbra Ht h---htbtt{on:glft1le.--~~~~~S::~!sbo~t ~~~et~t°:~! athletes from any era are tnvtfect Rives, a fourtb-ye.ar Jlnebacedker 0
" ' • • to a reunion Sept. 18 at the from T~as Tech, intercept • r eferee, Ronald Dakln '?f Bntam, California Country Club in Whit-Steve. Joachim pass _..f!l.JJ •. lu •
· ~o.untedtQ,j~'i.en. --• c.---1.let-• Detlltl'S' a,, av.-.'JCot£.?fum~i!!lhi:1fto\lctiilSnm!o
Momop ~ ~ a Sc>wen at 646·9818. send the Bears in front 10-6 late In
withQut trouble and wu com· Among the dt'stln~ulshed the third quarter in the a11.9ual
., pletely again !1lmse111n the third. graduates ot Albatnbra's athletic Hall oCFamegame. . doaloioutqulckJabs~. program are Hall or Fatner: Bryant, another fourUnear
Valdes stayed on iµs feet but Ralph Kiner, Indy wtnnt!r Sam Uneba.ckerfrt>mTenoeSA~S&.at.e, suffered• deep cut over his left Hanks, Da.Uaa Cowboys ptesl· recove~afumblelh1\ledt.oOM
eye tn tbuecood balf of thetl~t.. dent Tex Schram of t.o field 1oats b.Y Bob ThOJnU, Nino* Benvenuti, th~ ltahan · . ·
a 4t-yarder with 49 seconds left in
the third quarter.
On the rt ext play, Meyers, a
second-year tackle from
NortheFn Illinois, recovered a
fud;lble by'Clark Gaines lt the
Jets' 38, firing the Bears on
another touchdQwn drive.
Ml1ce-Phipps, a Clevelan~
Browns castoff, dt..htrterbacked
the Bears lo thel'r vfctbrlous rally.
The veteran from Putdue rined a 1
-thi'ee:y'\M sMrtng pan tc>-Greg ·-
Lalla fo Wrlp up tire 6lCI!ttl'l.-
A cro\'(dot nearly 20,000, incJud-
ini Hall of Fame inductees Bart
St¥r. ~rr~t Gr~~J Frank Gif-
fot;t, 0-1.Q Sayerit ~'fl.JIU WUUs. watche!dtnmu.ggy.&2·decreesun-
sblne IA Jawc,ust~~Um.
champion who Monton beat roe Steve oarvey, Los •iillliliilii••••iiil•••iJlijJi~lll!ll!ll-.1!~~!!1••~~--~ the title Lo 1970 said afte~a.rds: A"" I Dod fl "Valdes JUJt \00 amall, Monzon uae es aen rat
•• an extraordinary fighter and as re~s~m,:·hl':.uln "'e~~t :l
far as I'm ~oeteined be won the last three 1eH001,
eaally." ltT4, 'Ta and '18.
,
Checkered
Flag
WITH HOWARD L. HANDY
Oannv On1talt and Ttd Pl~lds. the lnlerac:ope rac:·
me 'ntry from the Ne"1por1 Be1u:h·Cott1 Meu
1n•11 mia)' have lhe hottest hands alon11 tht USAC
1·h .1mp1on1hlp car drcult for the upcomlnf
t'.1hfurnla $00 M the Labor DMv wocikend al Ontario
M 111ur Speedway ·
t )111(ru1, the driver. and Flch.ll\, the cu owner. llve
111 :\cwport ~•ch with the aho(> In Costa Mesa.
Unit111s' pare-nts arr naldenll of Carli.bad and re·
n •ntly, when the duo wnn a 200-mlle race at
\l1dtl1an lntornat1on1I Speedway. connictma re
11orts had the driver from Hveral dltferent cities.
A rormer dr•1 racine champion and one or the lop
performera on th" Formula ~ circuit. Onaais
hroke u three-year monopoly held by eight other
dnnra when he won In Mlchl11m
Not since 1973 had any driver other than A J
Foyt, Gordon Johncock. Wally Oallenbach. Johnny
Rutherford, Al and Bobby Unser, Tom Sneva and
~like Mosle>. "on 1n a USAC championship race
The car that is entered at Ontario is the same
Cosworth-powered machrne that carried him lo v\c·
tory in Michigan. It 1s the Ted Field's lnterscope
Racing Team Pamclh machine and with Ongais at
the wheel. set a one lap record al Indianapolis this
year at more than 190 m1lei:. per hour.
Almnitos
Racing
Results .. ,..,....
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AIMut
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TUM II OI
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Tr••\ur .. t n.o ''10 • fM'>
l •• T.,. Luc•-; Broo~'' • ltO l llO Ptt\t\ Mncrwiltl .c '10
l UTW 1111
4 1\0 ran T••' AblM TuH S.rko
l ,., Moon H•v• Nulher M•• ' B•v !>tu Tim<! Toe. 8old
N O\.CtMtM\
u Eu<I• 1-Forml"910n A • Lltf
Tl••L .. oy,P.tnlUll IO
Dril'~• of Ontario t~lr•t FOVllTH llACE •IJOVMd> l yu•
otdt. Allow.,,ce Pur't \J. SCIO Daltv 1'11-1 Si.ff ~ llY IU<ll•nl 1( .......
ll was al Ontarto a year aao that Ongals entered
his first championi.hip car race. After qualifying
well up in the 33-car field, he was running with the
leaders when a mechanical failure caused him to
lose control coming out of the fourth turn.
(hMQ<>" U C!v •Trua\l.,f 1 ORANGE COAST SWIM INSTRUCTOR PEGGY SCHWANDT TEACHES KIMBERLY KEATING, 6.
The car hll the outside retaining wall, spun Into
the lJlfleld and flipped over, landing upside down
and pinning Ongals un<terneath. He scampered out
unhurt except for bruises and a sprained ankle
when the car was righted.
JPb' ffJ' ILIPl\dm1
Hi-4 <.. W ri(jht Bltnk\•
Tomo -20 21
At\O rM1 Bl~•noUQt\ Prlnctt\
T 1<1v Too. Lt~• M~ Too
Ser •lchee! -Lou T' Ou OCC Swim Program Ranks With Best
· He is so new to the circuit that he is n't mentioned
in the lisl or eligible drlvers In USAC's 1977 media
press guide but Ugure:o. lo be a strong contender In
the $343,000 California 500, the third and final leg of
auto racing's trlpll' crown for 1,77. The others were
held at Jndianapoll!> and Pocono, Pa.
Tripp~ Carters Advance
THE GREE~ FLAG Ron .. Sleepy" Tripp of
Costa Mesa hu!> pullc<l intn second place behind Mel
Ken) on 1n the rate for L'SAC midget honors this
year.
Tripp start<.•d slowh after rm ssing the indoor
season bul has plent;· or time to win his third
straight m1<l gct crown if things go well for him for
the rest of the season
Duane and Dana Carter, the former Huntington
Beach schoolboys, are both among the top 10 in
s print car racing. Duane, or Partcho as be prefers,
is currently third In !!print car standings whllc Dana
is 10th.
In recent races In Indiana, Pancho dropped out
with mechanical problems In a Saturday race whlle
leading and Dana finished secon1 In the race. The
next day, Pancho was second.
Irvine's J erry Grant Is driving In the 200-mlle
ch ampionship car race at Texas World Speedway
today. Pancho Carter drives for Dan Gurney in the
same race that wlll be televised here.
PELE TO RETIRE. • •
Continued From 82 years. America will be
able to compete for the
World Cup."
Phil Woosnam. com·
missioner of the NASL.
figures Pele "has taken
us over the hurdle. He
singlehandedly brought
credibility to the league
throughout the world.
The NASL can now stand
on Its own two feet.
Thanks to the greatest
superstar of all time. the
American people have
the awareness or soccer .
'"In as little as five
years. the NASL could be
the top soccer league in
the world and the biggest
sports league i.n th~ U.S.
bigger than the National
Football League.··
Woosnam added.
By holding the sport of
SUCCN in the l.Jnited
States upside down and
slappi n11 it on the
backs ide. Pele turned
J\mc-ricans o n to the
sport
Those who have seen
him won't forget Pele,
·though. Besides t hose
memories, what legacy
will the "Black Pearl"
leave behind'!
"If I died within three
or four years, people will
remember Pele the soc·
cer player and a great
friend of" the kids." he
saj_d..: __
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old\ & uo t1•1m111Q Pu•u M.700
G~veltndn
1unnaml 6 •O l •0 2 FIO
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s,,nd Ri.•r Rull•I\ •RoulJf'I 180
Tomt -.. OS
A.Isa '"" Sofdr\OqoOd P•oo1 \ l -.1\\ SHv1»r'._ Fl"'t
NO 'Jo(• ot(ht'\
SIXTH llACIE •00 vMd' 1 ••"'
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NocturM1 ~
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vur otd• & uo. Ft>< lottlu 1no m•'"•
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Print
ti Eu<I• J.ICluomall & • D•lldo ,,., • l'lld '70.iO
AllMdantt 11 ~
A8tros Rip
Cubs, 11-3
HOUSTON CAP>
Enos Cabell's bases
clearing double capped
an eight-run Houston ex·
ploslon in the seventh in ·
ning as the Houston
Astros thumped the Na·
tional League Eaet
di vision-ieading Chicago
Cubs 11·3 Saturday.
A helmet-nlght crowci
of 42,916, the largest
Houston home crowd oi
the season. saw lhe
Astros tie a club rccor<i
with eight doubles in a
nine-inning same.
T h e Ch lca10 Cubs
have purchased the con·
tract of left.h anded
pitcher Dave Roberts of
the Detroit Tigers.
By CRAJG SHEFF
CM Ille O•lly P110l St•lf
Orange Coa s t
College's summer swim·
ming program is just one
of a number of instruc
Laonal programs m the
area bul its director
believe!> 1t ranks with the
best.
In fact he flatly says it
1s the best
"I may be a little pre·
j udiced, but I believe
there is no better pro·
gram around," says
Leon Skeie, who is also
OCC's trainer.
"Tbe prograrn ii. inex·
pensive. we have very
qualified instructors and
our sessions are longer
than most or the others.
It's one of the most im·
portant co mmun ity
. s ervice projects there
is," sa ys Skcie
The reason why Skeie
believes his program is
No 1 1s the quality of the
instructors
Of the eight instruc·
tors, half are in their
first yeur at OCC and two
of those worked part·
INSTRUCTOR TRACY STUART HOLDS BRUCE BENQUIST, 4.
time in the program last
summer.
··w e gel quite a rew ap·
. plicalions each year, bul
there are few positions lo
fill. There is some
turnover . but usually
most of our people re·
turn," says Skeie.
They are paid
anvwhere from $2.83 to S3.9s an hour, depending
on their experience and
ability.
And ability is a key m·
grcdient. says Skeie.
··w e have had peo·
ple apply here that are at
the top of their WSI
<Waler Safety lnstruc·
tor) program. but they
h ave to have other
qualities, as well.
"The ins ructors must
be mature. responsible
peo'ple. If they are nol.
then they won't stay
long. They, of course.
must be able to com·
municate with their stu·
dents. they must have a
definite love for people.
they must have a desire
to work hard and they
must have a real concern
for each and every stu·
dent.
"In other words. they
h ave to car e," says
Skeie.
• In five years as Occ·s
summer swimmin&
director, Skeie has had
only three instructors
that didn't follow those
guidelines-and they
didn't last long.
The program includes
four two-week sessions
<the final one begins
Monday) with 10 classes
per session. Each class
t lasts 40 minutes.
"We have sOo students
a session (8 sections per
day) and each student is
charged $4 ($8 for tod·
dlers). We r ecommend
to the parents that the
students take more than
one session," says Skeie.
Lessons nre given for
toddlers (children at
least three years old and
under 42 inches to the
chin), non.swimmers,
b e g i n n e r· s • i n •
termediates and ad·
vanced. There is also a
junior life saving pro·
gram i.n the last session .
In one session lt's
dmtbtful a toddler or non·
swimmer will leam how
Roberts, 82, has a 4·10 C d f C Ar r ecord and a s.1s earned Sports alen ar or oast ea run averaae thl11 season. _ _ ____ _
He had a career record S1Nou111,111 of 85·95 and a 3.~ ERA. . 8H•llell-Melro Le9Qli9 lmlh\IP
A Cubs spokesman °1:0~~tM111-5oll 0 ._ "'· o......-
salcLBobertl wl~ ~he --{~"~ .,.,.!.!' '!"1~"'".!i!!!'J1.:._>0_
ChlCliro roaler l ay fn . S.;,l~lno-M•n'lott Vl1lo lftVll ..
Houston. A decision will 11ona1 ""'""" e1 10 •"' 11ne11 .c ,..
be made later on who 11·~~~ •• """' Hllll' bll11<e1Nll .,.,.,. •
wlll be dropped fro"' the (VIII• P•rll y~ -POrt Herbor •I 6; roster. s.,,,.""",.. un1~11, 11 a)
Pro Soccer
Stars Win
luoui at Merln• Hiott· l'ounlain
l/tlll'f \rt Morini •I b•JO: HllMl1><1IOl'I
IHCll yt LOI AmlQOt at 1•0 : Al
Edlten HIQ11· E118"CI• •l VIiie Per-
•t •:•. wetlmlM\tt vs Edison at
~., .... --·-.--·· Volll'IOlll-<>r~ Co\lftty Mart"' Denver et Unl,..nlty Hl111 11 JO
P"I
.......,, IAlflY'UI
()pl!! ~eltNll at E11.tMl1 HI"':
Ref11b4e l\il'llblf YI Wtst .ics. 8~
•I , : lkl1kt .. Ol'9W YI V•nov•rck et ••• ~, ...... ,
0...., lllHQllN41lff9Ut81 flltMle
Hftll ICMta MtM CllOll''l ¥1 $c>tnt'1
0-•I J· l'(A va V•~'-et l ;IOI
to swim-but he does
grasp the basics. And,
more Importantly, the
child becomes water-
&afety conscious
"Our No. 1 goal is to
teach.people to swim and
in many cases they woR't
be able to do that in one
session. But at least the
s maller ones should be
pool·safe. If they were \o
fall into a pool, they
would probably know
enough to pull
themselves out," says
Ske1e
or course. the pro·
gram is not perfect-and
Ske1e readily 2 dmlt'
that.
"We gel some com·
plnins that a child did nQt
l earn enough. but not
many. But al9ng wltb
one complaint. we'll
have two dozen people
come in and praise t.he
i Hogram. J\nd WC &Sk
for co n slrucl1vt
criticism." says Skeie.
The program has been
ittowing <another hour
was added this year> but
Ske1e Is hopeful the
growth will stop. And be
doesn't see prices being
raised. either.
··I really don't want
the program to gro)ll
anymore ... we don·t
want to lose the quality
that we now have. Aod as
long as we break even.
we're not gomg to raise
prices Some people
have even offered to pay
double." says Skeie.
Net Tourney
Signups Set
Registration is now be·
ing taken for the rour~h
annual Irvine Open ten-·
n1 s tournament.
scheduled Aug 2U·28 at
UC Irvine and !>t!Veral
otfier couru In the lrvlne
area.
Divisions include open.
A. B. C ~md D for men
and women In singles.
doubles and mixed
doubles. ·
Proceeds from the
tourney benefit the ten·
nis programs at UCI.
University High and
l r v i n e Hi g h . En lr y
deadline ls Aug. 5 and fo.
form ation is available at
552·5252.
~
•·People have said that
Pele has q,o religion, na·
tlonality or ca.h~r. l have
been accepted every·
where. I would lite to
be r emenibered as a
persoo who showed the
world that the simplicity
ol a man la atlll \he moet
lmportantquAlity.
"111roush simplicity
and 1~an you put
all amankind
The Orange County
Stare volleyball team de·
feated th• Santa Barbara
Spiker.Saturday niaht at
Unlvenlty High School,
12-3, 12·6,J.2.2before1,827
tans. ~ HUftlllltlell lltlCll l>Ulttllla ll IHOllt tt MtrlM Hl9!1 Hllft•
llltl.., 9"<11 ¥1 1'1111n1'1lll V•llty
It 6·i0/ llil«!N ¥1 Wttlrrtlntlaor _.
f l.,; Al ldl-HIOI\: L.9' A""gtt YI
(dlll!I ti 6iJO, lht111<le YI VIiie P ftl
.. MY .,u1t11t1on ,_ bttfi ttaUrtd br tht
The Stars host San
Diego tonisht <7:30) nl
b &a~ 6'te. ace is
12·11 end San Diego 8·9
fortheyear.
llft1ffl, -
peOple who J8r•.''
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DAILY PILOT
· ·...,auc Nona: Along Orange Coast
•tCYITIOUI t;llNI H MAMC HAllMINT
Tiie , .. ._ .... --........ but .......
Wile>,. •• llU Moe lltt• U•
C•t• !OW .. , CA_,.. "
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Office Leasing Gains Westfield Due 0 BySummer'78 ~ I 0.r-C..•.,. (,&tit.CJ T"-. ...._, .. ,_,., ,, ... ,,.
... ~-· 1._-.. Seo<•• Pl 1 na are b t ln I
'""' , .. ._, ••• 11..., '""h 1"• lln1ll1od for Wotllltld· ~~.,·~~ ,..,., .,. o. .... ,...,.., .,, "''' I . rvlne, a ID-home 1ln1le·
._,_er-CN" 0.,1,";~~· f am lly communlly in
Ju•• •. 11 , .. II •• ,, • t h • v I l l • ' • 0 f
.....;. _______ ...!!,.~":..!'!..11 N otthwood /lrvlne, re·
port• Ian llartl1on, a --------.:__.J principal of Newftort rtCT1T1ouaausut1u tollaboraUve, Arch tee· •AMtt naTtllolll•T
PUBLIC NOTICE
""..-~ ..,_ ,, 1191,.. ...,., ture·Plannln•·lnterior -~~ ~ • 0 u "• 0 ,, us 1 0 14 AL E n v l r o n m e n t a 0 f
aus .. u:u tNH .,..,u1 ""' Newport 8-ach. S<•"'' 0r • '°9vlh ~.CA •un "-'"._1 ,..010 01 .. , .... Juu Retained by Wesllitld k ... teo..s...1"1~...,.,A.,.11 D "'"' --.. "'"°''"" "' M 11, evelopment Company ~ .. ·-• of I rvlne , Newport
loAlat GI .. "°" C 11 bor '"'" .C•-•n 11 ... wi111 1.,. 0 a aUve ha& creat· c-ttc ........ 0r.,.c-y~J-ed a aerie• of three
Jt. 1.,, f I ,.,,,,, am 1 y-orlented floor
"'*1-0r-eon1 ~1y P1 .. 1, plans to cornplement lhe
.s..i, 11• w.ii.-~17• "" 20-acre site at Monticello
'
11"'r and Yale Avenue in PUBLIC N011CE Irvine.
areu for family Uvlnl
and entertainln.1.
Traditional ln stylini.
the one and two.story
homea will Incorporate
1u ch arc hitectural
features as hiah volume
celllnp, paned windows
REAL ESTATE
and natural wood ex-
teriors. A total amenity Clemente~ 8
package will be lncJuded
and mo1t homes will
bavelhree·cargarages. [.a Cuesta
ALSO responsible for ~~~r~11~at~~~n'!!ft~ ~~~ Cove Open
City of Irvine, Newport Collaborative has creat-La Cues ta Cove,
ed a series of curving newest Homes by Ayres
drives and cul·de·sac project of 65 townhomes
slr.eets for the family· in San. Clemente, ob·
oriented community. serv~ its .rormal grand
P1CTmounu51•us Pedestrian access is be· operung lhis weekend at
NAMUUUMINT RANGING IN size · c · M' c t d n.. ..,.._."O --1, eo1no 11ut1· from 2,082 to 2,887 square mg planned for the adj a. amlllo ira os a an ,..~..,, cenl proposed communi· Pl aza Esteve!. two
ENV1i.O..MENTALS BV UIN, feet or interior living t k blOCkS Seawa d Of th n •n Coc11.1e1hell Orin. L<ooun• b h II Y par · r e .. IQuorl.CAt»,, space, t e omes wi Construction is expect· San Di~g~ Freeway. c0<k~~ c!1::0\~~".,~0~11~A, ~d:~~ ~ :ti°re!0f~l~ ed to. f>egin in May with Prox1m1ty t? the sea .,,l' · completion slated for (two blocks v1a seagull di:~·~~'*' IHonducttd b, •n in. baths, plus large open summer or 1978. Created flight) is expected to be
MdryErlnHmon for the tiigh·end market, the ma.jor Selling f.actor.
T1111 ""1""""'1 wu 1111!(! w11h '"" w estfield Development according to the butlder.
Coastal Orange County is curTenUy enjoying an ~xtremely strong office leasing market. with a
number of qualified users vying for the relatively
low amount of available high quality space on the
market. That'~the opinion or John Pierce of Coldwell
Banker Commerciul Brokerage Company. an office
sales and leasing specialist.in the firm's Newport
Beach office.
" "WE HAVE J:XPERIENCED A tremendous
demand for well·planned office space by botn the
large, single facility user and the smaller tenant in-
terested in sharing space within a given offlce
facility," Pierce explained.
To illustrate his point. Pierce cited a two.story,
garden·type walk·in building nearing completion at
1001 Dove St. in Newport Beach. Built by local de·
veloper Warren Bauer, the $1.8 million project con·
tains 25,000 square feet of space, which is already
100 percent committed.
Pierce. together with Wil Norberg, also from
the local Coldwell Banker office. has negotiated
leases m exc~ss of $1 m1llton \\-tth a number of busi·
ness farms. • GEORGIA·PACIFIC CORPORATION. na·
tionally recognized leader m wood products, will re-
loc atc its r egional sales office from Buena Park lo
the new Dove Street oCfice where it w111 occupy S.200 square feel on the second noor.
. Associates Financial Services Company. a sub·
s1d1ary or GulC & Western and a mQJor direct issuer
or commercial paper in the United States and
Canada, will relocate lls Orange County Regional
office in 4.000 square feet on the ground noor .
Owner-developer Bauer will move his own
firm's headquarters lo 21400 square feet on lhe
second floor. ·
OTHER LESSEES INCLUDE R.C. Boatman
industrial developer ; Pacific Island Developmeni.
Company, real estate developer ; Freedom Escrow
Co mpany; BOF. Inc., travel agency ·
Porter /Wilder Enterprises; Systems Engineering
Technology Associates Corporation; Davison &
Tyson, Financial consultants; 1\1. David Kelly
Development Corporation,. real estate developer;
Com preh.ens1ve Engineering Services; and ENI
Cor por at1on.
Designed by the local archileeturaJ firm of
Ware & Malcomb. the new office structure will
feature an all-wood exterior, typical of earlier
Bauer projects. Another Bauer design flare will be
the employment of wood sash paned glass windows
throughout the project, a carry.forward from the
developer's experience as a residential builder.
Completion is scheduled for July 1.
Direct Housing Paymf3nt Hit
~".".~!,;.c1erkot0<.,.~c.oun1vonJu1y PUBLIC NOTICE a11licipates that the ~a Cuesta C~ve, fl
PJwn !------------• homes will be in the private communtty by """41Vte<I Or•n~ cout Da11v P1101. 'd the s a appom· led 'th WASHINGTON -Any attempt to replace proposal. It was r eported that HU D's budget would
JulyJt,and ... Ou\17,U .21,ltH PICTITIOUSIUSINESS ml ·$90,000 lo $110,000 e. WI . a b 'd' d . NAME STATEMENT • long hst of work saving virtually all the federally assisted housing programs be cut to 50,000 su s1 1ze uruts a year. The current
_________ ..:,l:::;no.~n The (oiowlno person Is dolnq l>USI· price range. . l 1 nous: features, offers two and with some sort of direct housing paymentto the poor eve is 400,000 units.
01xsoN ANO Assoc1ATEs. 19262 three·bedroom homes in would be a •'tragic social and economic mistake." "It would throttle the housirig hopes or millions
---,,-1-CT_l_T_IOU_S_l_U_S_IN_E_l_S __ ~,·:,~·n S.belsllan. u 9un.t Nl9uel, CA. r ~ J_ --ie an opening price range the National Association of Home Builders said in a of low and moder ale income families, .. Arquilla
NAME sun ME NT Raymond o 01u~. m62 vi• s ... n ~ of $86,990 to $94,500. letter lo Presid('Jlt Carter. wrote. ''lt would undermine programs underway in ne!=::~11ow•no1>e•,.,,,urec1o•nobus1• s.~~~;':;;t;:~~:~.::i,:~,;: 11~6;~ '"· The new townhomes, The letter, written by NAllB President Robert thousands of cities and townstorevitalize deteriorat-
PUBLIC NOTICE
LIGHT BRIGADE 01.As s dovldu••· ~.!JG• architecled to enhance Arquilla,exprcssedstrongobJectionstothehousing-ed neighborhoods. lt would be inefficient and im· :~:!~i,. ~~~ NewP011 Blvd . c.xt• This ,~::=:ow~;·:,:, w.,., ,,,. r.t.u.c. l'OOR the sea.close setting, are welfare proposal as reported in the July 14 editions of m easurably more expensive in providing housing
111 Jorome w11••rd G..-r1n. m coun1y c1tt11. °'er~ county on July clustered in single and the Washington Post. opportunities for the poor. It would slow activity not
Toly1i.ci .• s.tnJ.xp CA •sin 11.1911. ,.r
1111
T. lJCU two-story designs. Liv-The Post article reported that HEW and OMB of· onl y in the housing industry but the entire economy.
12> Don M1l,,nlrom, Jll E C•ml>bo11 A~ c1mooe11.c• 9~ Pu1>11sne<J Or•noe eon1 oa11y P1101, O ing a reas range from ficials want to replace the HUO housing programs "Inevitably. such a proposal by OMB -as out·
Tr.is t>usonrn is tondu<tl!d 11y • July 11 1•.J1.-1.uvus11, 1911 1 301 to 1 590 square feet for low and moderate income families with a direct lined in the Post article-would lead to further infla· !Jl'""'11~;::;~10G~"" • J066.ll Th e Witt e nb erg of genero~ accommoda· cash payment that would be included m the Ad· lion. drive up rents and the price or housing and de·
n 1s sta1..,,.n1 wos lllf!d • .,,. 111e PUBLIC NOTICE Corporation of Newport tions ministration's soon to be released welfare reform featitsprofessed purpose." ~~~c~~~0r~~~y~J~y ~-----------• Beach has contributed-----------------------------------------~~-~~--~---------~
,.1,m r<1CT1T1ouseus1NEss $10,000 to the UCLA Pu!>ll~ °'"""' Co.tll 01ily P llol. NAME STATEMENT Gr d t s h 1 r JulyJ1.-Auousl/,U11,1917 Tl>elollowfnq~sonisdo•ntllUSI• a U a e C 00 0
---------· J)C)1,, Mss •• Management for MBA PRESTIGE YACHTS, JOO N. t d h N1wp0t1 BIYCI .. NewPOrt Buch. CA. S U ents W OSe prtmary Pt;HUC ~OTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
,.,.41 interests are in real
Rot.rt Al., s.1ono. '77 can•• st • estate, acting dean Johh NPwl)0<1841a<h. CA 914143 T11.s...,.1...ss1sconducte<1bv•,,1n. W. Buckley has a n-
thu followtng iwr son~ are do1no buif·
nt>nb~· d1v1du11 nounced. R_,A.S.llno
SATYR ENTERPRISE'S. P 0 80•
JOI 610 Clay /1 A, Hunllnoton Bu<'1.
CA 91MI
Tiiis state<nent w1s tiled wolll the Th t t b k Coun1v Clerk al Oranoe Counly on July e gran • 0 e nown
71,1m. as the Witte nb e rg-
Larrv OolP L,on •. ••O Clay, II A. Publls11e<1 Or-eo.st 0.,,/~:.~~ Livingston Scholarsh ip,
Julv 11. 1n<1 Auous11. u .11. m1 will provide student sup·
3309-n port of $2,000 a y«;ar over
INn1onqlon 8"<1Ch, CA ~648
Sl11i<1ra Sue I.yon\, 6JO Clay •r.4
Hunt to>q1on 8"""· CA 926'8 •
TP\1\ bu\Hlt\\ 1\ conducttd by an In
d1v1<Jvot
Sue l.von\ PUBLIC NOTICE
f<ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
the next five years.
Thi?. 5.tat~nwnt WJ~ filed with t~
Cour'1y Cieri.. of Or•n4e Counly on July
16. JQ71
1'7UU
Pubh\hed Ordnl){ Co•sl Oaoly Polot.
The l<lll0W1nt .,.,,sons .,edoino bus•·
n~n •s
"The decision to make
the award to UCLA's
Management School was
based on our belief that
the real estate industry
n eeds more broadly
educated people.
especially in t he
management area of the
business. because of the
ever increasing com ·
plexity of this specializa·
lion," said C. Ronald
Livingston, vice presi·
dent for the Southern
California real estate de-
velopment firm.
July 31, .tnd Au9usl 7," 11 1911
3369 11
STAMP OF A'pPROVAL & T.A.S
MARKETING, •011 West C'1andler,
5.lnta Ana, Cal1forn1a 91701
Corey H. Hall, 12731 Tunslall.
G.Hdfl\ Grove, c.11110<noa 9264S PUBLIC NOTICE
J<ICTITIOUS I USI NE SS Dale w. Hall, 1819 Or tole Or .• Cosla
NAME STATEMENT Mesa. Calllornoa9?611>
'"" lollow•no "'"'°" 11 "°'"' bull· How.trd 0 Rettt>er9 Jr , :: r Alder ~·" •s Brook.,,.,,,,.., CaUIO<noa 071'
TIFFANY INTERIORS 16'31 This blisr ... u IS conoucted II'(. :i~~~U•I>•~ C". Hun1•noton Bt~n. CA o•nual ~.:;~n:;s~:.':1
Joe,,. E S<nt10tl 11>431 Ba.Mii· Thi• Sl•t..,,.nt wn foll!(! with tlW
bl< Cir. Huntonoion Bell<" '" 916,r ;:~~~~ (lttk of Or.w>Qe Counly on July
Thi. bu••neh •S conou,lod b' • • ~ g~nl:tt\lp.artMr~hlP r i l Tn JOY<tE S<hla~I Publ1"'"9 Or-Coasl Oa•IY Pilol,
ln•S, \tattmf'nt w•\ fttf'd wit" th~ July 11 2•,31,MK!AUQ. 1, 1911 c c )OJJ.77
8
o~~~Y ltr~ o1 Or.inqt Coun1y on July
JOlO·ff
PUBLIC NOTICE
f<ICTITIOUS MISINESS
NAME STATEMENT
PUBLIC NOTICE
Th• lol'-'nt persons are doino llusl·
MSS•S;
UCLA's program in
housing, real estate, and
urban land studies has
long been ranked as one
of the leaders in teaching
and research in the real
estate field.
G. •nd M. ENTERPRISES, 121 8
-----------Ruby Ave .. B•lboa Island. CA. 91661
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS K•lhfyn 0 . M1rrero, 2n Ruby
NAME STATEMENT Ave., Balboa ISlllnd,CA.92662
Tho •ollow1no P<!non •• doln9 bu\I· Mary Terry Goodwin, 1319 Vlsla
ne·" '" Huerta. N-1 841ach, CA. 91MO
McGUIRF 'S ICE' CREAM This bUllneu ll condutltd by a
qA'1LOR :ZOS M•ln !'11., Balboa, CA oener•lpartne"lllp. PUBLIC NOTICE 9•t& 1 K•trvvn G. Marrero
John A McGulro, 7h0 Viii• Rtol Thi\ statement WH lllf!d Woll\ 1111 l'ICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS
NAMESTATU.-ENT Or M•Q• CA 911>61 County Clttk al 0r""98 COUftly on July
Tn•s b\JSI""'' oS condutltd by •n on 17, 1911. Tne lollOWl"O person'••• dolno Du••
MS~•s d1 vtdual f<711IO
John.& McGuiro Pul>llsNd Ora,,.. Coal! Dally Pllol. THI! TROPIC APAIHMENTS, U1
F•hroon Pl1e.e. Anohtim, CA '1IOS
EuqelW R and Vlr<;Jinl• A P•rrlll,
SSA Vh l• l'lor•. NowPOf'I 8t4Kh, CA
tl660
Tno\ ""1..,.,...n1 wos l•lld wllll the Jul' 1',H ,Jt,tndAuousll, 1'77.
County Clerk of Or•nve County on July >032·17 t 1911
l'll~OI
Publl\ ... d Or.tnqt' COll\I O•lly Piiot. PUBLIC NOTICE
Tlllt buSIMU .. <onclu<lld ay'"' on·
J'ICTI TIOUS austNESS divldu•I. ~uly 10. 17 11 )I, 1'71 1------------
1906-n NA.MESTATEMENT \llr91ftl•A Ptrrlll
TIWI IOllOW•"O persons •rt doon9 lluS•· Tiii\ t11I'""°'" w1s hlld wolh IN neun County OerkolOr-Coun1vonJuly PUBLIC NOTICE
------------CHARTRUESE INVESTMENTS, 1•. l9n.
"ICTI TIOUS IUSINEU •
NAMI STATIMltNl
Tiie lollowinQ per'°" Is "°'""' bu\I·
OC!UH: LEATHERS wen. ,.,. Soulll
Coast Hwy., Ut ..... 8 B•a<fl. CA '11>51
Garv Ml<llMI Sobel, Jlt19 Vlrolnl•
W•'f, Soulh L.t<;Juna. CA tt617 This t>uslneu Ii conducled by an 1 ...
t11vldual
Gary8o~I
· •Thi~ stet~nt wal flled wllll tht
County Cieri! Ol 0<""98 COunty on Jul'
13, lt17
.. 1111r
Publltfled 0r""9f1 COlllf O•llv Piiot.
J ui, 11.1•. Jl,and AuQ. 7, 1'17
3111·71
P-UBUC NOTICE
f<ICTITIOUS IUSINUS
HAMii STAllMl:NT
rl\P lollowl119 oerlD'lt llre dol"9 l:IU\I· --1*ss~\: -• W ES1'TitN f!T NANC::fTC'
tfiSTITVTE, 117 Rlvt rtlde, Newpot1
Sea<". CA•l'60
Plllllp K Ou..,., 101 Sd>0l1 Pl•r•.
foltwl)Of'I 841ach CA .,116)
4lt w 1111 ..... R. OuM, 101 S<llOlt "1111,
Nf"#pert8o<l\.(A<t7116l
Thh 11ui1,,.u Is condu<led lly • ..-rat Ptt1,,..il>IP
PN!loK.OUnn
'f?\ll \Ul-1 w.s llled wll'1 Ille ~t Clprt cl Or-County~ Julv
S.~1-•• 1'7141> ~!ISheCI Or-CoHI O..lly Piiot.
Or S.nl• All• Avenue, Ntwioon Beach, """' C•lll~rno191~ Publl\11..:I Or•n9e Coast 0 •11Y Arnold S. R-rl, Or S..nl• An1 Piiot, July l•, JI,...., AuQUSI I, U, 1911
~l~~ut. Newport 8.ac11, C•hlornt• _________ _;>:..:;IM-:::::.:.1'
Adl'itnne RllC>_,.I, OI San le Ana
Avenue, N.,.1por1 8Hcl\, C•lllMn•• PUBLIC NOTICE
916U -----------Broon S. JHntWlle, 4Sl S..nl• An• ,ICllTIOUIBUSINllSS
Avenue, Newporl BHC"• Calllornll NAME STATE.MINT 92'60 Tht loll-•"9 per-.s •r• dolno busl·
Bonnie"· Jeal\nelle, OJ Santa.An• ntu•s.
Avtnut, Newport Buch, ~lllorn1a ETH ELS BEAU TV' SHOP. 13' E.
91..., 19th Slrfft, Cost• Mtsa. ca1110,,11•
Till• lluslneu 11 conducted lly • nu1 Qtntrlll p0rtnersh1p. Sl>ella E. Mellolt, 210 Miner
A. Rappoport Strtel, Cosl•MAH, Cllllfornon26V
Thl.J so•tement "'"' loled ,.It!\ Ille Pllllllp K1noey Mellotl, 21•9 Miner
County Clerk Of o ...... Ot County Oft July Slreel, CCKl•MeH. C•lllornl• 921>21 19, 1911. This buslntu It conauc1ed by •
. _ '7fl• ll•"'••tp.vtnerjlltp.
Pullllmtd Orot11~ Coa,1 O.lly Phot, Sl'oellaMellOll J.ilyla,Jl,•ndAuoust t. u, lttt Jll).11 Thlt \l.ttement was hied w1111 11\e County Cltrk 01 Or..,~ County on J111y
Pl18UC N011CE 19
• ,.,,, '"'"
--------..:-. -P•lhll ...... Or._,.GM00111¥
PICTITIOUS eUSINISS July 24,JI, <lllCIAU<;JU>l I. U, "" J18'-Jt
MAME STATIMllNT PUBLIC N011CE TM follOWl"9 oersons ere 60!"9 t>usl-
Mu 11: THE MARKET Pl.ACE, 1M-A ------------.!
C.brlllo Pllrll Drive, SMta AM, CA, "CTIT10USIUSINISS
'2701 NAMI ST4lt1MllNT
ICatlllttn Merle l.I""· J601·?0A fht lotl.Min9 pwton Is dol119 ll<til·
~•rlvlewi....ne.1,.,,111e,CA.'17U neues: llomrt w. Dlelrkll, '364-1. Cebrlti. ,.,. Y'S ElCTEllMINA TING co.,
l'Mtl Orlw , SMI• ........ CA. '2101 ,,. w Wiison. Colla MIM, CA.
This buslnen It <Oftdu<lecl by a l'Ulymclld Doyle O'H1llor1n. !II W. oefltr•IPl~hl~ WlllOll,Go&laMeM,CA.
Katfllaef\MltrleLIM Tltll 11\111'-1 11 ~tel 01 M I~ flll~ ~ -filed wllll Ult OIVIOV•I. • ~~--------==.:.:1 °"""'" o.... •°'-*County Oft July ....,l'MNI O O'Halklr-' 1c 11, ""· Tllll 11•1-w•t llled with IM "111t4 c-ity 0.0.. °' ..... ()Wiiiy Oii J11ly
Jlill~10, 11, 1', JI, 1'11
J'UtlliallllLClbnol. c:.ut Dally l"llOl. 19, 1 7 , •
Jviy 11, 2-4. i1, .... """"". 1"7 "7tffl '°"'" l'UIWIMIM Ol'11119t Cont Deity Pjlot, ---------.-..--I JvlyM.)1,8M~1,lt, '911
PUBLIC NOTICE ' """'
ONLY 7 Left in Phases I &.DI
Homes t.o match the mood of
Lake Forest. Created in a se~
eluded setting, Influential
Homes are embraced by
the natural beauty of this
woods and water wonder-
land. And award-winning
Butler design achieves new
_!leights_ of ~legance. Here. are
archilectura l dnmcs in·'lt"
choice of 1 & 2 st.ory plans, 3
& 4 bedrooms and 2 & 3 baths
~a.yjsh in IU>AClU:Ul<l.the
many-splendored-amenities
that mark prestigious, custom-
q uality homes by Butler.
Highlighted by: up to three
• N
~
woodbuming fireplaces,beau-
tiful welbars, garage door
openers, tall, open beAm
O:f sloping ceihngs, lux-
uriant baths and sump·
tuous, gourmet bay kitch·
ens -all with the unmis-
takable aura. of ~legance.
Come browse thtough and
view this choice locale -the
cn;ii&1;IlJ sailboats on the lakes,
the ndmJ, traUsbthe magnifi-
cent family Clu house, the 3
ool.4-and 5 tennis courts.
Come pnwiew, then live the
Lake Forest life. Excellent
financing.
Homes fiom "3,950
~~-514111••111 ... .
.. ...
I I ' ~
... -~· .. ·
DAILY PILOT llj
Jnflueatlal Bmttes
., .
Plaza Wins
Chances Fade \
3 Award8 ·>~ . "' . .
At . Lake -Forest In Irvine '·\_ ...
Three new awards have been
added to two already receivectby
Qateway Piasa i n New1•tt
Center to make the Irvine cqDi·
pany's low-rlae office complM
one of the most award·w~
.office building projec~15 ~jn
Southern California, according to
Timothy Sloat, mana1er of l~as·
F .unlit• pl ntn1 • move Wa
1ummcr M\leJ l aht ~hancee lo
move iAlO 10 lnnuent11l H m. ln
Lake ~ befwe Labor Day.
• epiorta W• Wel aln1u. Walk r
.t Lee, ll\c 'a re,lonel H ies
rn an acer for But er Hou1ln1
Corp .• the lmne denlopcr
··s~enc tel sewed ln their
now bom• ln time t.o enjoy Lake
I-ore&l's tnany recreaUonaJ op-
µo ruuuUe1 on Labor Day
"eek , and 1et acquainled
"tlt\ &.b~ 10cal schools before
dasses bello," said Weiulnger.
· AdchUonal homes ace available
10 our secood and thud phases,
wbldl are a~h~uled for Sep.
tem• and October move-lnl."
Di'.SlGNSD BY Dale Naee&e
Attbltecture and Planninc, Inc.
of La Jolla, lhc lu1ury homes
match the community's woodsy
environment. Exterior walls use
an unusually large amount or
wood siding and wood shingles,
Finn to Relocate
The Charles E Smith Com-
pany, Inc., of Newport Beach has
leased 15,875 square reel of fl oor
space for ils diesel engine busi·
ness in a building at 16872
Milliken Avenue, Irvine. The
company wlll move into the
building tn September en<I use it
for distribution or diesel engines
in Southern California.
/
~
horliontal V·aroove panellnl and
brick Roots are ceder shtn11e or
•hakes
four one. and two-atory
fioorplana are offered. The three
and rour bedroom homes reature
concrclu drivewaya, aarace door
openers, double-door shaded en-
triea. tir..iplaces tn both living
and family rooms, formal dining
rooms, wet bars, ceramic Ute
counlertops, extra ck>set space,
and conveniently locat e d
separate laundry areas.
Ing. '• ,:1
In addition to awards fro~.t,U
Oranl(e Counlv chapter ~-PJe
American Institute of Archit(!d&
ror the mast~r plan or the prQ},et
and Io r d es l t n o l ~IS e
Bissel /August Building, tJ)e
three naUonal awards receljfid
thus far tn 1977 include: ..
lndividu; plan highlights in-
clude ltilctlens with bay windows
or adjoining eatlna nook.a; lux-
urioos master suites with walk-tn
closets, dressinc rooms,
fireplaces, or balconies; and a
slope-ceilinged living room wtth
a conversation pit facing a 17
foot-high, free-sta nding brick
fireplace. \.
SPACIOUS LIVING, FORMAL DINING ROOMS AT INFLUENTIAL HOMES IN LAKE FOREST
An award for design exceJltlDce
from the Concrete Reinfor.dng.
Steel Institute, Cbicaso, as Qli~of
six building projects ln the1JnU-
ed Stales and the only one lfll.lle
Western U.S. Lo be honored ~ a
panel of five dlstlneulGb~d· Irvine Plaza Under Way architects; ~ ,
A certificate of merit lron.i~
A m erican Assoclatioo QC
Nurserymen, Inc., Washlniton,
D.C., "for environmeota}..,iq\-
provement and community
beautification'• in the 24th anJR\al
Landscape Awards Progr•m;
and
TENNIS, SWIMMING and
saili.Jlg are available lo buyers as
members of the Lake Forest
Master Homeowners Assn., to
which all residents belong for a
monthly fee of approximately
$10.
Construction is currently un· Richard Kenneth Brooks, Jr. & growth. Aside from Orange
derway on Broadmoor Plaza, the ·Associates and Is being built by County building activity. Broad-
new corporate headquarters for the Christeson Company. moor bas expanded its building
Broadmoor H-om es, Inc.. scop e to include Northern
award-winning California Completion is scheduled for California, San Diego and Los
homebuildingfirm. this fall and accord ing to AngelesCounties.
Rich ard B. Smith, President of The $1 million plus structure A Gold Nugget Award fron>-the
Pacilic Coast Builders Con-
ference, San Francisco, "ln re-
cognition of excellenc_e and The development has access to
the Santa Ana Freeway. Take the
Lake Forest Drive offramp and
go northeast on Lake Forest to •
J e ronimo Road, then left on
J eronimo one block to the
models.
Broadmqor wlll occupy the Broadmoor Homes, the move to will house Broadmoor's cor-
corner building at Reynolds Irvine into larger and expanded porate staff as well as its Qewly
Avenue ln a development com-faclUtles is a result of the com· formed Southern California posed of two 20,000 square feet • t d R ...i rr· value." buildings at lhe coroer or Red _P_a_n_y_s_c_u_r_r_e_n_a_n __ e:...x_p_e_c_te_d ___ e_c._•o_n_o_1_c_es_. ___________________ _
Hlll Avenue and MacArthur
Boulevard in the city of Irvine.
.The project was designed by
Terraced into the rolling hills above a
valley that reaches to the sta and overlook-
' ing the Laguna N iguel .Golf Course, Charter
T errace offers a limited coltectlon of "not-to-
be missedH large single family homes.
. Each home Is truly distinctive, with wide
·expanses of glass to frame panoramic views
and an array of elegant appointments inside
and out.
Spacious two story plans offer up to 2660
square feet of living area with 3 bedrooms
&.. den or 4 bedrooms, family room, over-
/ ///, sized 2 or 3-car garage.
l///1yy
Come ste Charter Terrace today.
from $153,900
Village Walk. M~tpeopetNnka.t~~~
0 ore sexy. And whether yoo're a sophisticated ~ Ur single°' o tun-loving married coople. the feeling you·n get trcx:n
this neat little village of contemporary townhomes Is that cl
f I I the netghbon are Pfettv '*e. Oorp ans our 2 and 3 bedroom floofplans ore pretty nlce._t~.
We've got coz.y lofts fOC' di~ Of' entertaining. Worro_
open wood beam cel»ngs. lntimote step down master 't suites with secluded patios. Romantic rooftop gardens. · a .. 6 n Skylights. Sunny gourmet kitchens. Over-sized garages: · I .:.-and plenty more.
Here's where Ifs happering. The contemporary social life for ttie· th I successful young at heart. Friendly get-togethers In the sunken.·. e On Y Recreation i=:ioza. ~oolsld'.3 chats with fun-lovfng adults. Cocktails :
for four 1n the iacuw.
thi«g tliats sexy.~$Ek~S~:
~·he
Sen 0.-oo
Freeway IO the
F...v-ed
North <lf'4' mtlo
came see Woge W'*-today ..
We're sure you'll fan In love with our ftoor pion&. .
Af'r'/ooe else Is Up to yoµ .
from • ~ $59,500~-"
..
Vit1 Valle at Crown
Valley Parkway,
Laguna Niguel
. (~4} 495-5652
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Re•I Eat•te
Queatlona/Comment
By Randell McC•rdt•, PhD.
Realtor
Wla1t CH be d e to ~aJt laflaU.t TM 1plral·
btt CCIM ti Uvba1 ~Uaun to uodl •1 1awlap ud
J ,.,-c1tuta1 power. I ~ave eoutdertd lal'..U.C ta real ate wit.ta a llft1t.., Mad "' ..... Ht at
U.t tlnae. I n.d Utat •c ary. 'ftac cu M ._.to Mal
loO.UO.!
O.W. ~Cotta Mesa
tr )'OU can't beut tn!Jat!on, then you have to Join
1t And we certainly havtio't been abloto beatlt.
One of the best ways to Join IL lJ to lnveat your
hard-earned savlnes In 1omethin1 that riaea even
fas ter than tht• cost or Ii vlna real estate, for in·
stance
To I.hose who never have been exposed to a real
estate lnvestmenl program, just tbe term can con·
Jure up all sorts of fr1ghlenln1 proapects. We would
all avee that you s hould not go mto any kind of in·
'e!ilmenl program unless you are well aware of tbe
consequences and "surpnses" that the future could
hold We don't agree that there is anything scary
about investmg in real estate today. More complex,
yes, but certainly not unfathomable or brutal.
I am sure you have noticed lhe tremendous
growth we have enJoyed here in Orange County.
Rather than avoid participating an this flourishing
growth, you owe at to yourself lo at. least expose
yourself to the investment ideas your realtor has for
you
A quick look at his tory and you will see the
phenomenon of inflation is centuries old. "Name a
country that is not ~uffering from inflation, and we
will mention 50 nations that are pl agued with it to a
much greater degree than the Uniled States. Busi·
nessmen all over the world may criticize our socie·
ty for all sorts of ills -but freely acknowledge the
superiority and strength of the American form of
capitalism.
A friend lt"lls 11)e that I should do some estate
planning. lie stressed the importance or taking ad·
vantage of the marital deduction. Can you explain
the significance or this?
R.L.-NewpQrt Beach
The marital deduction as the biggest single fac.
tor in the estate planning. It enables you to t ransfer
up lo one halt of your adjusted gross estate to your
ware. lax free
In order to obtain maximum benefit from the
marital deduction, you must bequeath your wife at
least one half or your estate. This t ransfer can be
outright or an trust. If you choose a trust, t hough,
your ware must.
l Get the income for life, and
2. Have the right to dispose of the principal up-
on her death .. -
In order to be coordinated properly, your estate
planning should be accomplished through the com-
bined efforts of your Realtor, life insurance agent
and attorney.
Ho~ing Activity
'Sloiv and Steady'
WASHINGTON -"No news is good news" on
the housing front, reports the National Association
of Realtors in its monthly real estate status report.
"There are no major cross currents working to
push housing markets to the extremes of boom and
bu:.t." said association Executive Vice President H.
Jackson Pontius. "with the result that real estate
activity continues to move along a steady growth
path.
"The difficult par t in today's analysis is wait-
ing for any developments which will signal a de-
parture from the maintainable growth now being
ex peraenced."
THE R EPORT, PRE PARED BY the Realtors'
Ocpartment of Economics and Research, cautions
against any tendency to over-analyze monthly
!'>tatistical shifts and to read more into monthly r e-
ports than actually is there.
For most series or data, it is necessary, to
:rnalyze a few m onth's change to reveal significant
trends, the report says, and there is no reason no\\
to alter the association's reading of a healthy hous-
ing market.
Sales activity in the existing <resale) single·
family home market continues at. a stable but high
rate. according lo the report. In June, the seasonal·
ly adjusted annual sales r ate was bet.ween 3,350,000
and J,450,000 homes.
TIUS IS SLIGHTLY 'BELOW the May rate of
3.450,000, the report says, attributable mainly to the
slackening p ace of resale activity in the Western re-
gion. .
A slowdown in the West also accounts for a
moderate dip in the s ale of new homes, according to
the report. On a seasonally adjusted annual rate
basis, 720,000 new single·family homes were sold in
May -3.5 percent below the April rate, but a solid
30. 7 percent above the May 1976 level.
New housing st.arts nationally continued at a
Jively pace, the report says, with only slight drops
in June fr+m the May level. Overall, 1,833,000 new
units were started on an annualized basis, an in-
crease of 22 . ., percent over the June 1976 rate and
71.8 percent over that of June 1W75.
IN THAT PROJECTED TOTAL; 1,383,000 units
were in the s lngle·famlly sector, and 450,000 were
multi-family, both up sbarply from depressed
levels of the past two yean, though somewhat
-.hehind..tat.es.oithCJ>asi thi:.evn tbs.
l'l 'The nation's savings and lo~an=ass;..;_oc~a ....... ons-;-ttie
principal source of m ortgage credit, continue to re-
ceive a healthy now of new savings dollars, accord-
ing to the r.epod...Aller a dip 111.APJiL..fed~UinsUttd S&U received net new savings otl3 · 'on
1n May. This was a 20.4 percent Jwnp over M1.1
197t. and Just sliebtly under the record for the
month set in 1975.
Mortgage lendin1 volume also temains lttolla,
"the reports says , as the S&l.a cloled $9.6 billlon.fn
loan1 in May. Tbat figure, and the S22 billion in out·
standing commitments for f\lture leodinc. were ti8th records for the month.
Spe~ulation
On Way Out?
SAN MATEO -Although Calitornia home prices cont.l.rlue to ~Um b for the 5.eventh consecutive
month, tho president of the California Association
of Realton said that he believes the "gold rush of
speculation," a partial cause or the current price
boom, has seen its day.
Dozens ol white sails ~
the late surface, paddleboats
and canoes sklmmlnc by. mm-
mers lazily Ooatlna on the beach
club lagoon, and above it all the
wa rm California aun.
A picture·pos tcard deserlp·
tion? Maybe, but that's bow sum-
mer days really an a.t McLain
Development Company's Wood-
bridge Arborlake ln tbe Irvine
Village of Woodbridge.
"RUIDENTS ARE really in
the full swing of summer ac-
tivities and are fully enjo~c our
extensive recreation amenities,"
said Pete Fisher, dlhctor of
sales. "Fortunately .for would-be
h omeowners, we still l\ave a
limited number of homes for s ale
right oo the lake itself."
For the maximum in beauty
and leisure enj oyment, the
Glenwood home c annot. b e
equaled. The 2,366 square fOQt
home features a panoran\ic out·
door patio/deck which extends
across the entire lower level,
some extend out over the lake.
Ideal for outdoor s ummer enter-
taining, the Glenwood home com·
bines luxurious appointments,
space and total hospitality into a
truly prestigious residence.
'(J!e two-story Glenwood ls
priced fl'OJll $1'14,950, and offers
such exceptional features as
vaulted ceillngs
clerestory wlndb1Jt.;;
ONLY M llOMES REMAIN
available for ale in the second
phase ol the tbree·pbase 90 home
community. Pricea 1>e1ln al
$99,950.
T o r each Woo dbridge
Arbo.flake, take lJ\• Culver· off-
r amp from tbe S anta An a.
Freeway and drive south t o
W am er Avenue. Tiarn left. Into
W oodbridae and on to tho VWage
Information Center at tbe cqtnet
of CµJver and Warner. The s.ies
office and furni~hed model homes are QPen dally from 10
a.m. unlil6p.m.
Speaking before Peninsula area Realtors in
San Mateo, Jerome Blank of Albany, head or the
100,000-mem ber statewide Realtors organization,
released results of his organization's latest survey
of sales prices for existing homes, which revealed a
new median high for the month of May of $60,356, a
3.5 percent increase from lhe previous month and a
28 percent climb from a year ago.
IN MAKING THE REPORT, Blank said that be
sees several signs of stabilization in the market and
predicted a leveling-off or prices and a possible
downward trend in interest rates.
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tion by some buyers to cash-in on a fast profit,"
Blank said. "It appears that recent actions by the
lending institutions to channel mortgage money to
owner occupants only, are helping to curb the rash
of speculation and I forsee a downward trend in in-
ter est rates as lenders begin to catch up on the
backlog of demand and become more aggressive in
the marketplace."
proven SllCCCSS
Blank said he believes that California is begin-
ning to a'J>proach a "healthy balance" in the real
estate m arketplace which would benefit both
buyers and sellers with great selection of housing
opportunities.
REFERRING BACK TO THE price survey, he
noted that the $50,000·lo-$59,999 category s howed
the greatest frequency of sales during t he month of
May (17.5 percent), followed by homes in the $90,000
and over price range (16.9 percent ).
The $40,000-$49,999 bracket, sales leader a year
ago, now represents only 15.9 percent of the market.
Three bedroom homes, regardless of price
bracket, continue to show greatest buyer demand
(53.9 percent>. followed by four-0r·more bedrooms
(27.l percent). II
BLANK E XPLAINED THAT THE figures were
based upon data taken from a cross-section or 28 re·
porting boards of realtors in metropolitan areas
throughout the state. representing approximately
40 percent of his association's membership.
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CHRISTY HALL .
·1 would hke to thank
Conllnenlll Realtors for the profeulonal training . I
received Thl11raln1ng helpe<I me 10 meke 10,000 dollars my
first 60 days In the real estate
buslneas•
PEPPER JONES ..
"l'Ve been licensed 1n "'•I u tate 'for 26 years. In trial lime I've witnessed many Innovations In ttainlng and
manegemenl aystom,. ~
association with Continent.al
ha.s allowed me to stay
oonternpotafY with Iha real esteta lndu$1ry ... t nd I M..,.
produced In ala cnoo1hs111pre
thin I have ever 'done-IO e calender year•"
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produced an incredible 2-112
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tllrouaf' Conllnental Real-aora. ram now managing the
Fountain Valley ofllc:e of
Continental Realtors which 1a
doing 1 1ales VOl\Jfnt Of OYer ~ mllllon dOllars a month." P£Tl ~AY ... ·ou~ t,,. tritlnlng I received
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URSDAY AUGUST 11
C.reer Night may be one of the mostrewa ng evening of your Ille• Please con II rm
y9ul attendance bv calling (714) 957-1319 or ~II for reservat1on1 lor a lul\Jre date.
Fairway Village
won't just change the way you live
. . .
It will cha inl
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Fairway Village io:. a new. private residential comm umty
dcs1g11ed for th ose who seek and apprecia te the finer t11i11gs
111 life. Ytw will find 1t lavish but with a11 air of casual
111fvr111allty; actwe but in a relaxed mn1111cr n11d above all,
life al Fammy Village is nt all times graciou s.
G11l1 ·G11111.lt·.I p,,.,,,l ,,
living JI Fairw.iy Village
you'll quite likely find yourself
enjoying an .idded measure of
peace-of-mind knowing your
home-l's tucked away behind a
gate-guarded entry re moved
from annoying and unwanted
intrusions.
A Rc~1lfl [111•1ri111111c11I
The three priva te
night-lighted tennis courts, the
sparkling swimming and
therapy pools, sunbathing
decks and the bicycle and foot
paths that w~nder through lush
landscaping could get you to
thinking about pampmng
ynurself a bit more than you
have been. You just might find
yourself thinking about a set of
tennis before work, or maybe
jogging for 15 minutrs or 20
minutes underneath a beautiful
• Californi a sunset. Perliaps it's a
lazy weekend stretched out by
the pool. Whatever it it, it's all
here, waiting fo r you to enjoy.
H11111l' il'iH1 Dm111n
The homes of Fairway
Village are dramatic,
innovative and sophisti cated.
Many offer wood tongu.e and
groove cathedral ceilings with
exposed beams, interior
atriums, soaring t lerestory
~*E~~+~lass, entry courtyards, sk"Yflglils, magruff«n __.
fireplaces and speci.cular
master suites. They wlll give
--~~swt..nuc.a.t ,p.Jid~w.br
you're prtvately alone and. }.;
when you entertain. •
In a world e>f look-alike,
pretty-1ftudt·the-same
commun.ltin, Fairway VlUage
is like a bftitl\ of fresb air. It
truly It one .. f -klncl. Comt
see it .O.._y.
Rlnl'llde Fruway
Cft) to S. Harbor
•hd. Hll. North \o
··~ -.;.;._~':'! Rlalit to enlry.
Ori1nae Freew•y
1571 to Yorba Lln4a
llvd, u lt. Wut 011
'YM&li:nntl '1Ycr.TO
St ... (.,a.a.11vd.,
North to laetath911
Ito.HI; l•R to H try.
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Do Yau · KROw th~ Way to ..• OutWit Coiist . TraffiC Janis?
I
Rellledies for Blllllper-to-hlllllper CarS
\'oastttl trurnc pat~r nmi nu1d al btMt
Uu<'kt'n tc. .a po nt where mo.t art rlo urt-
blockf'd "1th lh• lnfiulC ~ 1ummer v1~1tor11
FnJ,trttlc-d expr ... lon Of WOUid be> d1 IV\:t"'
at the rno't rnllral ant ectlon ll)dlratu th.-rc·
must be a hc .. uer way. •
Do the• scowlt m~a.n they ure m~ntull y d1r
tatlng 11 letter to a dly coun<'ll m ember or
Adnana G11ntur~ bud of the Stute l>cp • .u lrnent
uf Tr an:. portatlon !
tlr jre the complamt'n ronli1derinj.! d1.11nund
lam·., !or ··locals" ao lh~y can u&rry out tbe11 ~Hndj) err nds? Or is lhe piqued cxprcM.wn
anoth~·r way of swnrsng at. a dnver ;.iheud who
h3~ ~t alled to further block~ rout~~
To provide some rehef. Daily l'•lol &ti.Ifft•.,
JskL'd traffic patrolman for their 11.dv1ce on be.it 1n~ the bottlenecks
'l'he most frequent reply was to vary taming ut trips, isuch WI leaving the beaches sometime
other than 3:30 pm. Alternate routes tpat were
i.uggested are listed below by city.
Construction Is the nemesia in Costa Mesa.
Bul the situation could be wprse because some of
the l\lahway improvemeatJ, :street projects and
freeway extensions predicted for this summer
haven't materialized.
Those stuck at the Adams Avenue bridge
l'rosslng the Santa Aiu River can take comfort in
lhc fact that the epa.n •·all be :sax lanes by next
yt!ar.
At the north er.d of town. CalTrans. working
on the Coron& del Mar Freeway has turned it Into
a 1rnlr or secondary roads down Bristol Street.
f'or those persons who have spent forever on
Fairview Road only to come to a quick stop on
Newport Boulevard. there are numerous side
streets lo your left that can supply some relief
although most require a right turn later back u1to
the mainstream.
Ironically, these shortcuts are named for
cities where many of the drivers probably came
from Orange, Tustin and StntaAoa avenues
HUNTINGTON BEACH
The worst intersection in Huntington Beach.
both dangerous and most heavily traveled, is
at Beach Boulevard and Edinger Avenue.
According to Traffic Sgt. Orva Akin. this is
the one lo avoid, particularly during rush hour
and on hot s ummer days when Beach
Boulevard becomes a major beach access
route for thousands of inlanders. Genus: Traffic Co ngesti o n
Species: Bottlenecked Pacif ic Coast Highway NEXT IN LINE is the intersection at Adams
A venue and Brookhurst Street. followed by
Golden West and Warner Avenue and Beach
and Warner.
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Somewhat surprisingly, Pacific Coast
Highway is not listed as a particularly frustrating
route filthough traffic is often tied up on PCH near
Main Street, directly adjacenttothe pier.
Akin suggests motorists from inland areas
use Golden West rather than Beach Boulevard
for beach access.
GOLDEN WEST runs parallel. to Beach
and ends up in a less crowded beach area.
Another alternative is Newland Street.
which like Golden West runs parallel to Beach
and will take you directly to the beach while
avoiding tie-ups near the pier.
Coast Highway is slow. but you"ll get
there. eventually.
NEWPORT BEACH
Getting around Newport Beach's traffic
means knowing what's causing your problem
Arc you fighting beach goers or office workers?
After that, it's a matter of knowing the side
streeLc; and admitting that in some cases you Just
have to s itit out
IlEACH TRAFFIC or office traffic. there are
two main areas that cannot be avoided and that
are nlways. therefore, clogged.
The Pacific Coast Highway bridge over Up-
pcr·Newport Bay as the city's biggest bottleneck
for hoth kmds of traffic. And unless you're will·
ing to go to unreasonable lel)gths --crossing
Balboa Island lo the ferry and making an end run
along the often congested flalboa Peninsula
there is nothing to do but get in there and creep
c.tlong with everyone else.
· DAILY PILOT
SECTION C
Sunday. July 31. 1977
The second hot spot is the Bristol Street-
Jamboree Road-MacArthur Boulevard triangle
This Is a problem area because of the people who
work in the airport area and Newport Center.
Like the bridge, it's the only way to get
where you 're going -the alternate route is to
use the bridge-so it's a matter of picking your
traffic jam and sitting it out.
ONCE THROU6H THOSE two bottlenecks.-
however, there are plenty of good routes to follow
that can keep you out of most of the traffic.
Beach commuters who are headed for West
Newport or the Peninsula are an insistent lot.
They all seem to think the best way to get there is
to head Stright down Newport Boulevard.
If they were to take a right turn off Newport
at Costa Mesa's 17th Street, they would find
themselves on Superior Avenue. There is only
one stop sign and one signal, compared to the
multiple signals on Newport, and it crosses Coast
Highway at a signal and turns into Balboa
Boulevard.
From there, it's a fairly easy drive out Coast
Highway to West Newport, or down Balboa onto
the Peninsula.
RUN THE SAME route in reverse and it pro-
vides a relatively easy way out of the city. If you
h9ve to go all the way to the freeway and want to
avoid Newport Bouleyard altogether. veer otr
Superior at Placentia Avenue -it's the first traf.
fie light at the top of the hiU --follow Placentia
north to 19ll'\ Street or beyond, then turn right un-
til you hit Harbor Boulevard.
Harbor is busy, but generally doesn't get the
beach commuters that slow Newport so badly.
For you peninsula buffs who think Balboa
Boulevard is the only way to travel, guess again.
There is a street that runs parallel to it along
the Bay beginning al 15th Street and going all the
way to the Balboa Pier. It's appropriately called
Bay Avenue. Part bt it ls one-way for outbound
Uftll f6'"1Mfd' on '"• body • mark bcldy Mn••· Cooled •nd flattened out, It permit• the home ...., to trace ~ur.t•
pattern•. Order lnformadon la avallabl• fro"' The Copy Cfoth
Center, 1405 Montana, Sante MOnlca, CA. 90403.
traffic, which makes it especlally nice Cor leav·
ing the beach. '
THOSE OF YOU looking to avoid beach
crowds as well as traffic ought to consider the
beaches east of the Batboa Pier. Generally they
are less crowded, but wider beaches.
East of the Upper Bay Bridge, there are two
primary means of avoiding the Coast Highway
clog.
One is to use Baysjde Drive which is the first
i.treet east of the bridge. It winds along beside
the Balboa Island eQtrance and into Corona del
Mar, where it dead ends at Marguerite Avenue.
If you still want to stay ocr the highway. go ..
right on Marguerite for a block to Sea View
Avenue, or go a block further to the more scenic.
and more congested, Ocean Boulevard, which , ,
you can take as Car east as Poppy Avenue.
AFfER THAT, YOU'RE stuck heading back
to the highway, but you've avoided the worst of
downtown Corona del Mar. not to mention put
yourself next to some good public ~aches at the
Harbor Department, 1901 Bayside Drive and al
Big and Little Corona, both off Ocean.
The second route around the highway is to go
north, along Fifth Avenue. Fifth Avenue dead-
t:nds at the Jasmine gulch, so you either go
back to tbe highway or if you're coming from !•
Laguha Beach. turn off at Marguerite and bead
south toSan.Joaquln Hills .
Tum left on San Joaquin Hj)ls and it will take
you to MacArthur and on to Jamboree. The ~d·
vantage h~re is that you can avoid all of
downtown Corona del Mar and have the ad~an-·
tage of a scenic route with a good view of
Newport Harbor. .
IF YOU R EALLY hate crowds and don't
mind a bit more back road driving, once on San
Joaquin, turn off on San Miguel Drive a block
;ihead of MacArthur --and head north. This will
run you into Ford Road. which crosses
MacArthur and Jamboree, but even further
north than San Joaquin.
But no matter where you get back on those
two roads or back onto Pacific Coast Highway.
inevitably, you will end up in the Bristol Street
triangle or trying to get across Lhe bridge.
LAGUNA BEACH
A Laguna Beach watch commander recom
mends that people take the freeways whenever
possible and avoid Laguna Beach t ramc
al together.
"We have only three entrances to the city ·
Coast highway at the north and south and •
Laguna Canyon Road from the inland •
freeways," he said. "Unless people are coming
to the festivals or to the beach right here, they'd
be better off on the freeway.'•
ANYONE DET ERMINED to navigate on
Laguna Beach streets, especially on a summer
weekend will just have to plan on traffic conges·
tion, the watch commander said .
Some oldtimcrs in the city, however. do rind
traffic moving better on Glenneyre Street and
other streets inland from Coast Highway to the
south of the downtowq area.
Heading .north from downtown Laguna.
drivers might try taking Cliff Drive to Monterey
Drive to avoid Coast Highw~ thr()Ugh most of
the city.
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.. -a OAtlYPllOT lklndax. July 31 , tm
I .
• .. • MopedS On ·Road for Savings Sake WHAT ARE YOU DOING ·;
HE REST O~ YOUR LIFE.. •
~! .. .... • I PARIS <AP > -Me>poda, tht curtou Gallic
: hybrid ot a bkycle wtth a baby motor, born ln the
'w..u!ttcrily of the Marab&Jl Plan era, have tlven ln-
dtpt:nd ·nee t() .youth and mobility to woriltn ln
Europcutntt World War 11.
one·fourth of thOH sold ln America thll yeu;
Steyer Daimler Puch of Au.stria and Batavua ol
Holland. The lone U.S. manufacturer ls Columbia,
of Westfield, Mass
n, day, their buu ll f1mlllar ln European
c1tu.' In darknq1, the i.ound drill• lhrou1b the
country11d a klda ride bomt from a dance in the l'J~t \'lllqc or farmers head out \o th• fields at &lwn
BAIJICALL Y 1 A moped ls a 11trenctbened bicy-
cle powered by a motor about one-fifth the slae ol a
cylinder of an old Volkswagen. It usually is chain
driven.
A recent New York court decfslon says It's a =If It 1oea no futer than 17 miles per hour, a
NOW, AMEltlCANS are dl1cov1rtn1 the cy"le U it 1oes faster. Europe is more lenient, ~·1 rtu~ of the vcblcle that sips only a 11llon or 1as al wing~ m.p.h. . .
l'' ery 100 miles or 10 and 111 eu y not only on the France has the most mopeds in use, some six
1111t·kt•tbook, ll ul on the tlnvironment, the leg million, followed by Italy's three million and mus~IHand thenerves durln1rwib-hour. Holland's two mlllion. ·
But . s1y1 Jean Ch asanel, secretary-seneral of The popularity of the moped stems from its
Motobt>cane, France's larteal producer, "There's a economy and the lack of restrictions on the rider. Of
lot more talk about moped. than there are mopeds moped laws passed in 31 states thus far, half re·
·on the roads in lhe United States." quire no vehicle registration. Many don't require a u s saln hu t year were only about 50,000, but driver's license, and none requires crash helmets or liability lnsitrance. Chasanel is opUmialic. "We expect total Industry But as accident rates increase in Europe, crash
l>dles of 100,000 unJt.s there this year, that's in the 31 helmets are expected to become compulsory soon In l>~at~ ~h1ch have passed laws favorable to the France and Germany. And already in the States moix'<i • · there 1s sentiment to make the laws more stringent .The Department of Transporutlon is op· and uniform.
t1mi.st1c, loo. lt forecasts thr~ million mopeds on Moped sales r ose markedly in Europe in
U.S. roadways by 1980. 1973-74, but Chasanel strongly opposes the idea that
Some 30 manufacturers are vying for the U.S. the 011 crisis was responsible.
market. T he bigges t are Motobecane, which
, pioneered the moped in 1949 and expects to supply "WE AL WA VS say we believe the increase was
-------------------because of interest in the basic quaJlties of the vehi·
SALE ENDS AUG. 13 ..
MEN'S DENIMS
Levis. Lee & Wranglers s99s
BREECHES
ladles and Girls
2-way Stretch Millers & Harry Hall
"O. C-S770
M0.1650 29so
24so Recj-4950
RecJ-4 J 95
ENGLISH SADDLE
, MO. C-5771
MO. 1654
SPECIAL
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Barnsby •••••••••••••.••...•.•.••••• 20000
Parlm\I Milano ....................... 30000
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NEW WESTERN
& ENGLISH SADDLES
50°0
to 200°0
OFF
A Free Saddle Pad wfth purchoH
of ..y Sadcl•
cle itself.
"We were shown to be right when deliveries
dropped back in 1975-76 al the height of the
economic crisis, and also because laws maldng
crash helmets compulsory started coming in ."
In the United States, he says, it "Is still too soon
to say if mopeds have become fashionable. We need
to see how sales develop. But President Carter's
energy program might help."
In many European countries the legal speed
limit for mopeds is 30 kilometers (about 20 miles)
per hour. Mopeds are supposed to be built not to ex-
ceed that speed , but its a hamfisted youngster who
can't make minor adjustments to leave the speed
limit behind.
The outstanding problem of the moped
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The British Ministry of Transport says moped
riders are not entirely to blame. "Time and time
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Sunday, July 31 1977 DAIL y PILOT C3 MARILYN CHLOE
Down by Old Moll Stream
Wh at attracted thl'M.' ~ oungstcrs to l'l\'Ulets +.,,. the pond at
Fashion b land 111 ~cwport Beach'.' The cool water during the heat
wa\'c'! No, tadpolt•s Hul the cup came up empty for Sue Lee. 7
Scan
Saves
Bones
SAN DIEGO (A P > -A
team or Navy doctors
bas developed a method
ol detecting early signs
of stress fractures in the
sore legs or joggers up to
three weeks before they
are visible through X·
ray
T he method, called
"bon e sca n ni n g ,"
employ!> ll ny quantities
or a radioactive isotope
called technetium-99
which homes in on bone
tissue when injected with
a syringe
THE ISOTOPE ts visi-
ble when photographed
with a special "gamma
camera." !>aid Dr .
Alfred L. Moniot.
The early detection al-
lows treatment to pre-
vent more serious frac-
tu rei; that are visible
through X-ray, he said.
"We've seen kids
break th'\!ir hips just like
llllle old ladies who fall
down in the g r ocuy
store," Moniot said.
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Moniot said the bone
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thickening t he bones
wher e the s tress is
greatest.
In the case of recruits
or joggers on a crash fi t·
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m uch, and t he isotope
detects that increased
bone activity, he said .
.. We're convinced the
aches and pains they call
'sh111 splints' are really
s tress f r actures,"
M on1ot S<tid
.. But in most cases the
e1 m atcur athlete knows
<•nough to stop when. the
pains begin, have a beer
and relax. and usually
th e injur y hea ls by
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;'to assure that youngsters
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A consumer affairs
. agency has had too much
: success and 1s burdened
:with a too -la r ge
: caseload. Helpers are
: neeoed to take surveys of
. com pliance by bus i-
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: neighborhoods to-check
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· in Anaheim. Hours a re
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: through evening, includ-
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• An agency in Oranee
: needs people to tra in
;m e nt a lly re t ar ~ed
! persons to use buses to
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: the agency and back. A
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·.of 10 round trips ls asked.
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Monda~ August t. 12·4 p.m. tn our
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·Art's
Fun
Creatmg p ainted
masterpiece (above)
is Pam Alberts, 10.
B engie Schatzman,
7, enjoys foam
puppets.
Sum m e rtime h as b een a
ercallve expe rience for children
aiCS 4 to 11 at Bowers Museum in
Santa J\na T he educat10na l pro-
g ram. featur ing workshops and
classes, 1s s p onsored by t he
Bowe rs ;\l us cu m F oundation
Education Comm ittee. "\ ' D&1gned to broaden horizons
and cxµos c youngsters to dif-
J en·nl <Js pccts of fine arts, the
scss10ns haye included cera mics.
m us 1c anrl bod y m ovem e nt.
magic. folklore a nd creative foam
puppetry.
Children from a ll over Orange
County a lso have enjoyed dra ma.
puinting, toy m a king , s cience and
je welry m aking. Friday field t r ips
arc an cxt.raaddc.d. att raction.
Rites Solemnized
Vows R ep eated
Friday-McNaugh t
Larry T. Friday. son of the
L arry F r idays of Newport
Beach. clai med Mary McNaught
as his bride during ceremonies
conducted in St. J oan of Arc
Church, Viclorv11le.
The bride, da ughler of the
R obe rt Mc Na u ghls of Vic·
torville, is a graduate of Victor
Valley High School.
Her husband graduated from
California Slate University, Long
Beach where he affiliated with
P hi Kappa Tau.
He will st art gr aduate studies
al UC Santa Barbara where the
newlyweds will live. • • •
Pow el I-Jensen
Fountain Valley High School
graduates, Krista Ann Jensen
and Alan Lawrence Powell were
married In Cameo Chapel ,
Anaheim.
The bride. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs . E r w i n E . J e n sen of
Westminst er , a lso gr adua ted
from Golden West College.
Her ,husband, an alumnus of
Orange Coast College, is the son
of the Ron Powells, also of
W estmlnster.
T he newlyweds will reside in
Huntington Beach. • • •
Her husba nd, who attended
UCSB, graduated from Upland
High School and Chaffey Com·
munity College .
T he newlyweds will ll\c 1n
Upland.
* * *
Hambleton-Bri gham
. USC graduate students Lucin-
da Hill Brigham and Robert
Howes Hambleton were married
in S an Marino Co mmun ity
ehurclr .
The new M rs Ha m bleton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Brigham Jr. of Corona del Mar,
graduated from San Marino High
School, attended the University
of Denver, and affi liated with
Delta Gamma.
Her nusband also gr aduated
f ro m SMHS a nd earned his
degree at UC Santa Bar bar a
where he became a ·m cmb<lr or
Kappa Alpha.
His parents are Dr. and Mrs
Richard Steadman Hambleton of
Pasadena.
The newlyweds will live in Los
Angeles after honeymooning in
Hawaii. •
Pickel-Lee
"' di Hill The gardens of the Sherman era ey-Foundation Center in Corona del
..... ' . . ...... -.. " ....
Dally Pllol PIM>tOI by Patrick O' OollMll
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MRS. FR iDAY
Costa Mes a
* * * Hill-Haggard
Doreen Ha ggard of Laguna
Beach became the bride of Gary
Hill. Jrvine. during wedding
cer emonies cond ucted in the
Neighbor.hood Congregational
Church, Laguna Beach.
The bride graduated from
Laguna Beach High School and is;
a senior majoring in biological
sciences at UC Irvine.
Her husband received his BS
degree in electrical engineering
from UCI and has done graduate
work.
Their parents are Dolores Hag-
gard of Laguna Beach . Ray Hag·
gard, Laguna Hills and Mr. and
Mrs . De an Hill. Hun tington
Be ach.
The newlyweds 'will live in
MRS. POWELL
• and Mr und Mrs Lawrence
Meeker, Lovell , Wyo.
The bride 1s a graduate of
Corona dct Mar High School and
her hus band g raduated from
Lovell1H1g h School and attended
Northwest Community College.
They will live in Lovell * ••
Hall-Holland
The garden of the Costa Mesa
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Holland was the setting for the
nuptial ceremonies linking their
daughter . Susan Kaye Holland,
and Bicknell Hall IV.
The bride graduated from
Costa Mes a High School. Her
husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bicknell Hall III of York Harbor,
Maine.
' The newlyweds will live in
Irvine.
Irvine. St.. Mich ael and. All Angels Mar was the setting for t he mar· • •
Church, Corona del Mar was the riage of Pamela Lee, Corona del • Swarthout-Birnbaum
***
set.ting for the m arriage of Carol Ma r, and William Mark Pickel, Meeker-Gill Robyn Ann Bi rnbaum of
_ ~ll and JaooesE.Bradley. _ Hunt.ingt.o~ _ ...sJ...._M,at.t.h ew's Lutbera'L_L.agun.a.lillguelbe4?•me 1ht.Jzride
Their pat enltf are E&rTL. Hill T heir parents Are Mr. and Mrs. Church, rrviiie was the seWng of Randall Swart.bout. J r. of
of Newport Beach and Mr. and Donald L. Lee, Corona del Mar, ~or the m arriage of Kar i Gill and Redla nds during cer emonies
•Mrs. Jam~ E. Bradley, Upland. an d Mr. a nd Mrs. William ·Larry Meeker. for mer students conducted ln SQuth Shores Bap-
~ _ ...:t"!'• ~ ;, J&-guduat.e...o! Pickel, Garden Groye_ •-at. Mount Marty_£0J.!!~,L -..tlRlQ'.111cch..~·.!M-Niluel.
Newport Harbor Hi1h School, T he new Mrs. P ickel is a Yankton, s: 0 . The newlyweds, who will llve
--orange Coast College and UC graduate of Corona del Mar High Thelr parents are Mr. and Mrs. in Redlands, 1radu.ted from the
Santa Barbara. · School._The couple wlll live in T. J . O'Hara of Corona del Mar University of Redlands .
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· Enco11 r.agement · ·supportive
~u • ... \
• r
and let 1l1m ~plaln to you •nct-
ly why your breast bad to be re·
moved.
Many worneD ~ho have llad
mastectomies b•come d~preued. I urge ~ou to ctataet
lleada few &eeovert. CLOok la lhe
phOM book or ai.lr 1oar dOctor.)
This groa1> te composed of
WOllleft 1'ho bave 1cme t.Uaap
tile aame lblaC alld tW can " l••......,,...,.....ve.' ne ,......_.li!:* 11,.eanct
Jue Z, ltH. I It •llM be of .......... ,..
D&AA ~LANDERS: J WU
c1Mply d&tUrbed b)' tbat ltltter
signed "Too Late and Plenty
Sorry." The woman bad had ~
breast r emoved a nd was
seething with resentment against
the doctor who "talked her into
bavlni that horrible operallbn
t h a t. d eprived h er of her
wo manlines s and ldt h er.
mutilated at\d u1ly ... She _Nked,
''What m a n would went mt
now!''
I ~ with you, Aa -aM
s hould l et dOW1\ on her ltilfiel ad
t.hank GOG her ciiiceroua tireait
wu removed ao ber ll!e could contin\ae,
1 h9d • bi'eu t removed almOlt
three years ago, and as· the na·
tlonal CO•Chalrmao of the 1974
Cancer crusade, I have traveled
to 111 P•"-of the country and
m et hundreds of women who
have had the same operation.
Breut. cancer atrikea one CM.It
of every 15 women, and more ol
u& n o w ~urvlve t.han ever
before ao there are a 1N¥ m.-,
of• waund. But ,.,.a'4 have a
bard ~m• pttktDC • out ~ • eroJlfd -a peeiatl1 w.MD we iBodil in , ...... lhoWa, ...,.
bathlq I UILi -1 ,.U~ la
all eorta~ com~Utlve ~· rfbi womin I C<ll'CVll abOUt
Kathy Chrlate1on, Eleanor Hubb81d
Dehutantes Bow
Two Corona del Mar young women were among 27
Or ange .Countians presented to society at the annual Las
Campanas Debutante Ball in the Ma rriott Hotel.
They are Miss K athy Beem Christeson. d aughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Christeson, and Mi ss Ele anor Hubbard ,
d aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hubbard II.
The ball, sponsore d by Las Cam panas of Orange Coun-
ty. supports the county Youth Symphony Orc hestra, Art
Mo bile a nd Opera for Youth which performed in 89 schools
last year .
MRS. HILL
The bride is a me mber of Della
Kappa Psi and Phi Beta Kappa,
and her husband, who completed
h is m a s ter s p rogra m at
California State University, San
Bernardino. affiliated with Kap-
pa ~gma~gma. .
Parents of the bridal couple
a re Mr. and Mr s. Neil A.
Birnbaum of Laguna Niguel and
Mr. and Mrs . Randall Swarthout
of Hemet.
***
Downing-Gentry
Samuel Wrigh t Downing,
fo rmerly of Newport Bea ch.
claimed Paula Georgeanne Gen-
t ry a s h is b r i d e during
ceremonies conducted in the
Church or the Good Shepherd,
Salinas.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Duke of Salinas, is ma-
joring in environment.al planning
a nd m anagem ent at Hartnell
College. mr~.,..,.u-.s .-a-n~,-a-s~s,..,..oc a e aCl-
nfl.nlnnltor-at-SeHnae-Valley
, Memorial Hospital, 1r1duat.ed
from UC Irvine where be ma-
jored in economics. Re ear n'Nt hlr MBk-fft>tft
California State Uni\lerslt)', Long
Beach .while starUng to work in
htr "kwe U(e" ls needless. Mo&t.
m•etectomy patient.I bave told
me that it made no • .Utfenne•
whatever to th•ir bu1b~1.
Often ti brin11 tb•m cl~! to••tber . When tbey waaa
throulh the vall~y ~ ... tb,)lleil
ln hand, the mat.a t>eeom• .-.
more dear than before.
MRS. HAMBLETON . . --his current field and he complet-
ed his training at UCLA where he
r eceived a m asters de~e in
public health.
His parents are Mr~ and Mrs.·
Samuel H. · Downing of Salinas
and formerly of Newport Beach.
***
Myers-Hunt
Making their home tn Hunt·
ington Beach are Donald C:
Myers of Costa Mesa and his
bride, the former Heather Marie
Hunt, aJsoof Costa Mesa.
The newly weds, who were
married in the Newport·Mesa
Chris tian Center, a re the
daughter of the Harold Hunts and
the son of the Donald C. Myerses.
all ofCO!Sta Mesa. .
T he bride gr aduated from
Costa Mesa High School and her
hus band is an alumnus of Estan-
cia High School and attendtd
Golden West College.
***
-Lindhardt-Rose -•
The Beverly tnllSHOtet" WU--
the setting for the wedding of
Doris Emely Rose .and Or. Hans
D IJndbudt ottie.w.J>Qrt Beach. Th~ couple WUf reslde il the
Balboa Bay Club.
Business OF THE WEEK
Firm's on Wavelength
• Telonic Beams in on Microwave Market
th J \C'K CHAPPELL
"'""' 0.11, ,..,. twtt
,, •!t•J brnl•ath acr•ctrul
",, p11 i.: v.11lov.' •net towcnng
1 " "" ptui.. onl)' the hrown 1r1ay
"1H11I l"Xtertor of T~lonac /Alt.air
111 L1i.:unu Beach can be seen bv
11111torlsts hurry1n~ PMSt on
I .o;w1a Canyon Road on their
'' .1} to art fesl1" als or the beach
I ..iguna Beach 1s famed for its
.1tl and its cultural pur!.>ua~. Cor
1h scenic coves. beaches and
J1t·udlands. The rural cany<>n in
111 artis.t. colony seems harq,ty the
pl ace to flnd a S4 m1lhon a year
l'lectrorucs firm. maTiufacturcr
uf sophlst1cated microwave com
punents and test in struments
INS ID E THE rambl in g
Telonic 1Altalr buddings, a
workforct· of 105 persons
munulacture equ1pmenL used an
makina television sets as well as
l'omponcnt.s u.st.'<i in microwave
u1rcraft guidance systems.
Additionally. Te Ionic /Altalr
<·omponents and Instruments
were U!>t.'CI in every space flight
from Mercury to the Lunar
Lander
In addition to Laguna Beach's
2,500 square-foot facility, the
company has subsidiaries in lta·
ly . Germany and England. About
50 to 60 percent or the company's
products are exported. Its pro-
duct line ranges from S50 compo·
ncnt.s to $4,000 test instruments.
Tclonic is "holly-owned by
Altair Corpor ation, traded over
the counter on the Chicago
market. Altair had sales of $13.6
Telon ic 's Don Barda. Richard Aaron
The Company •••
Telon1c/Altarr. a wholly-owned company of Altair
Corporation.
Manufactures microwave components and test in-
struments for research and development labs. in-
strumentation and communications systems
1976 gross sales $4 million
Employs 105 in its Laguna Beach facility
Key officers: Don Barda, president: Barbara Barda.
treasurer. and Richard Aaron. vice president market-
ing.
million in 1976, a 9 percent tn-
c rease from the year before. The
company's earnings.were up 57
percent to $1. l million. Altair
bought Telonic in 1973.
TEWNIC MOVED to Laguna
Beach because in 1958 the com·
pany's then-owner Claire
Wainwright decideq he wanted to
Ii ve and work in Laguna Beach.
Don Barda. Te1onic president
said in an interview.
Its first home was in a group of
builwngs which are now small
s hops in downtown Laguna
Beach. Then Telonic moved to a
converted roller skating rink at
the corner of Mermaid and Third
Streets. The rmk was razed, and
in 1966 the rlrm moved into its
present facilities.
"In pritctice, there are no dis·
advantages to this location that
we can see. Most of our business
is done by telephone or telex, it
makes no d1 Hereoce if we are in
an industrial park or here,"
Barda said
HE SAID THE company
foresees sales of $8 miJlion by
1980 and can handle $15 million
sales and production levels in its
Laguna Beach facility.
Barda said the firm 's research
and development section works
three to fiv~ years ahead of the
present state of the art
Telonic /Altair sells to many
markets world-wide. One use for
the test instruments it makes is
1n the alignment of television
tuners. The part that selects the
channel.
Each tuner has to be adjusted
lo discriminate the correct signal
from all signals present on the
airwaves
TO DO THJS, the television
manufacturer has to use an. in-
strument which can simulate a
broadcast with known frequency,
power level and bandwidth
"Probably everyone who sits
in their living room and watches
TV is watching an instrument
aligned with Telonic equip-ment." Richard Aaron, vice
president in charge •f marketing
s aid.
Other uses for Telonic equip·
ment include alignment or
microwave transmission compo-
nents such as the gear which car-
ries long distance telephone com·
munications.
The aircraft TACAN guidance
system is also checked out and
maintained with Telonic equip-
ment, Aaron said.
A new microwave landlQC
-;ystem being studied world-wide
by aviation authorities could
open a significant market to
Telonic, Aaron added.
IF THE U.S. system is ap·
proved, "it could mean one of our
devices in every aircraft, com·
mcrcial, military and private,"
he said. The English and French
are competing with systems or
their own.
Aaron sees expansion in the
component fi eld. The firm is
pioneering with a new design (or
Beth Boswell positions
an electronic chip
for use in Telonics
microwave equipment
Sunday. July 31. 11n
an attenuator, one wblch wUl al·
low remote programmio1 by
computers and automaUc test·
lng. (An attenuator is a device
which reduces signal levels by a
precise known amount.)
TELONIC/ALTAIR-ls-e eom--
pany involved Lil the manufac·
ture of precisien 1ear, compo-
nents aJ1d instruments that are
'by lhelr nature functional and
stark in design.
Its years In La1una Beach
OAILV PILOT
' ' I
have rubbed off. however~ts employes 10 hiking during 1 b
into the surroundinl bills wb re
deer nose about, or 1ha1 dowrt to
the beach for some sun and surf.
It has also rubbed orr in 9'e
open shirt attitude o/ mana e·
ment and-in marketing. e
brochure pictures on its cove a
striking Laguna Beach sun et
caught as twilight rays case e
across a toldel\ ecean behind
array of T~lonlc /Altai
utllltarian products
• Bruce Gravell I
tunes filter
used in high
frequency
microwave units
Onofre: Does Good Outshine Bad? PUBLJC NOTICE
NOTIC•O,.SALIOI' BOAT Llttn s.te, August 12. 197', 9 00 AM at 1111 a.cit S.y Orlw, Hewporl 8ea<:ll. CA '16'0 30 II Spoiler CF9A21FE, Sllclt•r •Fl l.t021. Hull : SPlOOOl
PUBLJC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS H4ME !>TATl!Ml!HT Tnt l111towtnq l>t<SOI\$ .,. OOh>Q l'u
,,.. 'tl
By TllOM LECOQ
Ol lhe Dally Piiot St•ll
Demonstrators against the San
Onofrl' N11clc•a1 Generatin~ Station.
due August (i. ma} have l>Ome argu.
ments about nuclear power. hut it's
harct to argul' with its economic ad·
vantages.
Officials at Southern California
Edison say Onofr~·s Unit 1 produces
electric1t~ at 32 7 cents per kilowatt
hour. ffy,o mnrl' reactors arc being
bu alt at San Onofre 1
THAT C'OMPt\RES with $2.42 per
kilowatt hour for oil; $1.37 for natural
gas and 43 cents for coal
In terms of fuel cosL<;, the com·
parison looks even better this way:
Onofre's Un1l 1 produces about four
percent of the Edison system's elec·
tricity. Uranium to produce it costs a
fraction of om• percent of total fuel
costs.
Since fuel rosts for Edison r an to a
hefty $818,932.000 during 1976, the low
cost of nuclear generation holds a
great attraction for the utility.
But, says Edison's m anager of
nuclear generation Hans Ottoson.
other advantages of nuclear power
production are equally important.
Chief among these is the fact that
rossil fuels other than coal are grow-
in g scarce and expensive.
RESERVES OF oil are estimated at
about 30 years. Costs of oi l are expect-
ed to rise to about four times the cur-
rent level within a decade or two.
Competil1on for remaining supplies
may cause serious political rifts as
countries vie with each other in court·
mg ml supplym~ nations· fa vor
But all is not rosy in nuclear fuel's
future either.
Estimates of unmaum fuel reserves
~how that U235, the important .and
rare isotope of uranium that actually
fl c;sions. or spliLo;. to produce heat. is
probably goi ng to be exhausted at
about the same time oil reserves run
out.
Ottoson says that means plutonium
fu el will be the best bet for power
generation by that time.
PLUTONIUM 239, a manmade
element that is both highly radioac·.
tive and tox~, no longer exists in ·
nature. It must be manufactured in
breeder reactors.
The United States has decided to
put off development or breeder reac·
tors because of objections to produc·
ing plutooium. P~~tonlum , an element r.ather.
than an isotope (variation> of an ele-
ment. can be purified through rel·
atlvely simple chemical means.
Highly concentrated plutonium (90
percent) can be used to ma}ce nuclear
bombs.
But Ottoson says that rear about
hijacked nuclear fuel bep the ques-
tion oC where man will get the vast
a mount of energy pr~enUy used.
"People don't ruljte the tremen-
dous amounts of el~rlclty we pro·
,ctuce. '' he says. • ·
SOLAR, WIND and other exotic
power.producing methods do not hold
promise of 1upplytn1 mo~ than 1 few
percent ol the total power now con· au med.
Onofre, built a Secede qo, coet
abo\ll '2C)O ror eaeb IAltalled kilowatt <• wl)' ot com1'Vlbt power plaot
cot\al. COnveatioUI fouU plut,t cOlt
about $150 per installed kilowatt at
that time.
Costs have risen since then to
about Sl,200 per installed kilowatt for
conventional and nuclear plants.
stored" in that form. Ottoson says,
how"ever, that by-products or
plutonium fission are in themselves
toxic and dangerous substances,
although they cannot be used for mak·
EugeM Jtrr; Anchor M.trlne ComP•ny
1111 Beck B•Y OrlY<! Ntwporl Bee<n, CA 9?M>O Publl6"od Orangr Coa\I Dally Piiot July 30, 1"17
311-.11
ing bombs. 1-----------1
PUBLIC NOTICE
l<AROOR L.-.wN MFMOl>tAI
PARI( lb?S c,., ..... Aw . Co\I& ""' ... CA9'/blh HMbOr Rl"SI Mrmori~I Pah ,.
(Mtro'""' (PmftlPf'f Corpior,,tton'_ l&/l
Gl'l~r """ Co, la"""'• CA ~1~>6
T"' h\.htnPH '' conovcted bv ~ "
POr•flOI\
H1lrbc>f RP~I Mf'mOl'MI P..-•
nv Horv>rtne T r tandrJan
Pr••'\
A demonstration solar plant now
being built on the Southern California
desert will cost about $10,000 per in-
stalled kil owntl.
OTI'OSON SAYS that the U.S. has 1-----------1 r,.,, '1••rm~n1 w." '"'"' w111• 1"'
"ICTITIOUS BUSINESS Cottnl'f Ct1 rk of OrdnQe Counlv on Jul11 fallen far behind in the breeder reac-HAMliHATEMEHT s. 1m tor fi eld. "There are three operating TIH! IOllOWt!IQ per..,.,uredolnq bu>r 117 .. 0• Use of plutonium, says Ottoson.
will allow reactors to be bu1ll at much
lower costs
now; m France, the Soviet Union and ne-.;~EAR WATER POOL SUPPL v & iu~:~~'.~.°'i;"'::;,co,, ' 0 -'•'Y p,,,.,
IO J apan.'• SPAS. Ul W•rner, HunllllQlon 8e.c11.
Stepping out of his official role, CA :!t:~1 c. ra1tl<>t. 1811 Emeraia.
AND, HE ADDS, plutonium will
not leave the fuel cycle for permanent
storage.
Ottoson said he personally thinks op-wes1m1M"1or,cA '7683
Poncnts Of plutonium "are saylng, Oavld ~IQl>lon, 1~ S Oakhav~n,
PUBUC NOTICE
Anaheim, CA. t11MM "ICTITIOUS llUSIHESS
'jt 's a Sin tO make plutonium,' but Th11 bullMl' I, conouc l•d OY <J H4ME STATEMllHT technology haS ad Van Ced tOO far (for llPrel perl,,.r\l\ip, .... ~::;oflOwirlQ per..,.,u re Oolng bu~• Plutonium, like uranium' 235, will
make up about 4 percent of the fuel in·
side a reactor . As it fissions, it drops
to only 1.5 percent of the content or
fu el pellets.
that lo be valid) • ' Tiii' :.~~=~· :~1:"11.:,'(J ,.,,,, ..... A & M HE .. L TH PROOUCTS co San Onofre's existing and future ounty Clerk OI Clrlnqfl Counly on July lS96?nOSI . N~woo<l BH<ll. CA 4766) 1'11 Jollf\ R Mcuughlln, lS' 6:ind St nuclear units are of the pressurized ' F,.... Newpart B•ech, ca 9266> water type. This system uses two Publlll\ed Orenve COll\I O••lr P1to1. Ao•ll'f'nt M. M<L•UOlllln. ,,, 611lcl •11Y 11 14 ll eno AuiluSI 1 1911 SI . Newport ll<!&Cll, CA '2'61 Spent pellets are returned to fuel
makers for purification and reuse as
reconcenlrated fuel.
closed loops Of Water to make Steam. ' ' ' • 106'1-11 Thi• bu•ln~u ll conOuCltCI by •
Extremely pure water circulates -----------1 gpner•1.,.,,,,..",.1P PUBLIC NOTICE Jonn 11 Mcuuot.11n Tllh \1~1...-t wu 111911 wllll the
Plutonium, once spent, will not be (See NUCLEAR. Pl"e C1) -----------! Counly C1rrk nl ClrolnQIP CcHiniv on Ju•• " ,.ICTITIOUSBUtlNISS U.1•11 NAMI STATIMIHT TM fOllOWing 119<"'" I• OornQ bll•I· nesses:
.... -------------------------------"\ Ill ORIOl'I RECORDING LTO 12•
,.111'1 Publ"""" Or911<ie Coast D•lt y,Pllol July 11, 1~ l1, 911<1AVOU>l7, 1917
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·WANTED
TOP CASH DO~LAR PAID
FOR
Gold Jewelry ,..~
Diamonds &Other Fine Antique
d>ntempo~!iy Jewelry
Watches
Crystal
Porcelains
China
Paintings
Bronze Statues
Silver
Vintage or Claasic Autoe
Boata'
Antique•
etc.
We appraiae & buy whole fttat•• or aihgle U•m.a or we'll Mll for _,. ___
you on c:onimitsion.
li you don't know what it ii« what it it worth-bring tt in (or call
ua and we'll come out). No obUoatto~ or Char;• tor verbal
oppraiU.l, either lJ\ yo\&f boni• or in o\lf gan.ry.
LARRY TRAVIS MEOIA SERVICES
PUBLJC NOTICE Ill RUllAOUB OUBlllHG 10 "lllG Lll!''AUV ISl MEOIASERv1ces . .:ie 11•1\tr SI-I. em,i. Meui. CA .,&1' Weller Lawr911C~ Tr•v1s Jr 183 FICTI TIOUSIUSINESS j AVKH!»Sl .. •17.COll•~M CA'1UI HAMEST.-.TIMIHT
Ttlll bUll,,.H Is c-utted by •n In· rnt 11)110#1"0 person II OOlng OU>
Olvldu8' """•> W•ll•rl.awrenct Travis Jr. c & R ANIMAL PROOUCU, 9'1 w
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Restauratems .Slam -~CI.EAR. · ·
Minimum Pay Bill
A House bl11 deslaned to taiae
minimum wages has many
Oranae CtJUnty Restaurateurs up
in arms over the bill's probable
effetts on their businesa.
According to Stan Kyker cl the
Southern California Restaurant
Association, the minimum waie
boost included in the bill (HR
3744) will only raiae California's
minimum rate from $2.SO to
$2.65.
MORE IMPORTANT, he said,
provisions of the bill dealing with
tlS> credits, which allow some
portion of Ups to be counted
against the employe's hourly
wage, and a proposed indexing of
minimum wage to pay rates for
industrial workers.
A spokesman for a major
restaurant chain based in the
Orange Coast area said the in·
dexing proposal is the most
ominous.
''Indexing will have an effect
on evft'YOl'le. Minimum waae trt.
dt•ltlf will rafse the avera1e salarY, raillna the index, raWq
the mlnhnum wage ... an end·
less apiral," he said.
Tbt apokesm.an ubd that his
name, and the flrni's, be
withheld because past wait law
comments bave brou1bt a r\Wt ot
unioo or1aniting activity.
-CHANGIS IN the Up credit
rule would eliminate the tip as
part of pay, effectively raising
pay to double present rates by
1980.
Bill Jolissaint of Carl Karcher
Enterprises sajd the effect on
workers would be felt slowly, but
sald the chain would probably try
to hire older. more mature help if
they have to pay m1her salaries.
Restaurateurs contacted said
the boost in wages •ould be off.
set by eliminatint employes or
raising prices, or by a combina·
Uonoftbetwo.
,,,., .... ,.cs,
~l about t,ooo pounds
pressure around \be fuel rods.
The w•ter pleb up beat (about
575 de1teea) and ls clrc:ulJttd tbroueb a b~t uchanitr. -.
THE SECOND loop of water
turns to steam ln the exchanger
and drlvu turbine 1enerator
vanes. A lhlrd loo~ of sea water
condences the ist6am back Into
water to return to the heat ex·
changer. Only sea water is re·
cycled back lnto the environ·
ment, he says and that water is
unaffected by radiation.
The future of nuclear power
generation in thiJ country, Ot·
toson makes clear, wiU depend
on the tradeoffs (economic vs.
safety) the natJon will be forced
to make as conventional fuel
grows more expenisive.
''The advantag.e of nuclear
energy ls the-tremendous poten-
tial -what you can get out of it ...
That potential exists now. and
the pjclure painted by Ottoson is
that it is both cheap and sale
enough to make it very attractive
In the face of ex is ting
alternaUves.
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By TAN DEl.APLANE
SAN FRANCISCO Lute flash on the
t_Ceellng-Coeo lalonda Where inflation
MY« arrived, and prices ure the same as
they •ere 30 yeara Mao. <Ci"areltes . two c ts a package >
A tralian newspopers call lt "the last
Par: . " <Aussie journalists are cheery. b~ery Writers I meu.n that as a compli
ment.) There ore 27 lblunds. J-~1·1nged with
cocOAut trees. drowsmu in the warm Indian
<keao.~
TREY ARE OWNED by John Clunies
Ho!>S -"the barefoot king of Cocos ... The
ftlth or his family who has had them for 150
. ~ c·ars. Now Australia says it wi ll take over
D1nctc the land Upgrade the feudal life of
with some very
entertaining
ideas. Join us!
What a party! A super series
of special events to show
you what's happening in
home entertaining. It all
starts this week. And you're
invited!
Entertaining. California-style.
An update on entertaining
from Libby Britton of the
Pasadena Junior League
and Sue Kranwinkle. radio
and T.V chel Plus a
sampling of recipes from
the "California Heritage
Cookbook''. August 1. from
12-4 p .m.
How to d ecorate wtttrst-leets.
boorie Brekke of J.P. Stevens
shows you nowl Augus1.1.2
at 11 a .m., 1 p .m. and 3 p.m .
the 350 "SUbJO<.'tS ... A do·aood program ror
the natives.
Not so, says Clunies-Ross: Australia
wants Cocos as a mllltary air base.
He ls going to the United Nations
about it. Hopes Americans will sup-
port him. And you, too, might see ''the last
Puadise. ··
"For a young man with no ambition for
the demands of American life-style, is there
a place with simple llvlng?"
The dreamy coconut island? Brown
girls and flashing blue seas. .A VERY few
Americans have made it in the French
islands around Tahiti. A work permit
means somebody must prove you can do
something a Tahitian or Frenchman can't.
Wok cooking. Sylvia
Schulman and Madame
Wong cook up some great
recipes from "Madame
Wong's Long-Life Chinese
Cookbook''. August 2. from
1:30 p .m.-3 p .m.
Housewares Department.
Hawaiian Dessert Cake and
Honey Nut Corn. A n~w taste
treat with Betty Clark.
August 2. from 11 a .m.-4 p.m.
\
' Custom flower arrangements.
Pat Natrica does them for .
you. Silk and dried flowers
In your own vase. August 3.
4. 5, 6. from 11 a .m. -5 p.m .
Backgammon SehoobWrth
Marte Emrich. August 3,
from 1..p.rn.-l n.m...~ .. ---;...-.
Lido Buffet.
I .
"And you have to work," an American
resort cook told me. '"'That's the hell of
Paradlse. You simply can't live on fish and
coconuts and breadfruit alone." •••
HAWAII -PAR11CULARLY Maui --
drew a lot of barefoot-and-beads kids. They
lived on the beach. Fished. Roasted bread·
fruit. ·And made moonliJht raids on the
pineapple fields. f
Then they began to crave a change of
diet. So they boosted a little packaged ham
and peanut butter from the town markets.
The police move in. And the simple life
became complicatE!d.
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I MET TWO YOUNG men who set up
barefoot housekeeping on a small island in
Claude Gobet Cooking
School. Our own Master
Chef. from Paris and
Chasen's restaurant, with
special classes on August 3.
10 a .m. class: Stuffed clams
Bouillabaisse
Scuffle au
kirsch
1 p .m. class: Stuffed
mushrooms
Hot sea bass
pate
Apple torte
beaufour
Register in our Housew:ares
Department or in the
Executive Office. Classes
are S10 each. and may be
charged to your Robinson's
account.
Wine specia list BOb Reese.
Actvtce on wine frorT\
Beaulieu Vineyards'
.CQRSYltORt. ~OP'l--
1 p .m.·4 p .m.,6 p ,m.-8:30 .m.
I
Pe'chwalsindian ~Art
Collection. Preview showing.
Champagn~ a nd
lhors1d'6euvres. Lower Level,
under the clock. August 4,
from 6:30 p .m.·8:30 p .m.
Teenee Beanees. Yum!
Taste 21 flavors of jelJy
b eans, tom peahut butter
to cocoa nut! Beverly Thomas . .
introduces you to this great
new candy. August 4, from
11 a.m.-4 p:m.
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The difference between a
Mercides-Benz lease and any
otber is the Mercedes-Benz.
The car you lease does make
quite a d'1~nce. Afte~ all, you
don't drive fhe lease. ~Qu drive the
ca r. And · when you lease a
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thing sp.eci~~ iQ.2eed.
Whichever Merced(ts-Benz model
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Something else: you'll drive the
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four years. Most cars look o ut of
date all too quickly. But when you.
lease a Mercedes·Benz, you drive a
car with classic lines and timeless-
ness that is never out of date.
We have several leasing plans to
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more convenient for you to drive a
Mercedes-Benz than you
might have thought possi-0
ble. Call us today _for the
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many convenient
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CULYllDALI llAUTY
AT'M "9. MMIUll voo•u ~ lhlll °"•' 4 bdrm. •~ btl. ram. rm Cr bliq• nn Community Jl()OI, tena,l11
fr pertt., °Nft .U'°'1e tpltt 5 )'I'll. )'OUlljt! Doo' mtu tJ\AJ '*t. f(o. ot SO 1-'rwy, W.
olt Nwr an Petri•, No on Wayne lo '~ *2 Hamilton. 541-IM9t
M1WP011' TalACI
.... MIWUSTI.._
Beaut. ''SundaMe" C Pla11 ;1 br. ch1. to
pool. End unit. Vlew of rol1111" It hilly
111eadou. 2 Y"· new. Only l1v...J 111 one yr. ThJs 11 bot! Call bO'I'! ~ Sl•ab1rd. NB. W.
o( PlacdlUIA. N. orr 19th SI Ul c M: 00
Balboa Bl\'d. 1st rlahL 545 'I 1!11
UMOISTIUCT!D Vl!W
or entire upper Back Bay & ~parkhni.? hl'5
al nlle. Superb pride ol owner:.h1p 1s
evidenced 1n Lht:. oi;paciuu:. J hr. J ba exec.
home. New oo lhc mrkt lh-ll~r take ..i
look! 2335 Jrvme ,\vc . l\l·\\ 110rl B•ach.
646-77ll
ORANGE TREE ATMOSPHERE
Open 12·5. 20i Or.initl' B10~~11rn St.. l hr
w •pool. Jacuzi.1. tennis. I!\ m .111d .ill tlw
other 1tood1ci.! Overloul-.111g -.111•.1m ....
hlgoon & waterfall. s.'>S.90U. l!J:! til!OO
HAllOlt HIGHLANDS
Short walk to Mariners School & Park.
Spacious 3 br. 2 ba. family home with big
pool sized ynrd. Not previously on
market. Just Listed. 1405 Mariners Dr .
Newport Beach. 646-7711.
COSTA MESA
GREAT STARTER HOME
This 3 bdrm charmer Ii perfect ror the
youniz couple Startin~ out! Hu1Ze enclosed
bkvd. ror the lillle ones w/lemon & oranJ?e
trees. Aicycle lo the beach. 894 Victoria,
Costa l\tesa. 646 7711
MESA VERDE BEAUTY
l 'niquely de~1gnrd around a lge. btn pool
th1~ elei.?ant 4 1><1rrn home I' 1dPal for
j!rac1ous ram1ly 11 .. m~ Outstanding prof
landscaping. Blfl area. rlMe to the
Countrv Club Juc;t reduced S'lflOO 8030
Counlrv Club Dr, C M. 646 771l
COLLEGE PARK
Superh f;1mlly home in 1111m.1l 1·nnti.
• UP.lffMh·d 1hruo11t 3 hr. :? h.1 1.1111 rm &
•' din rm Prof low mamt lanchpg. 2284
For<lhum. CM. 646·7711
MARINERS SCHOOL
3 hr hl'aul v w Ii: IJ :11·k \<1rd 1·1, tn
l\I arnwrs SrhtlOI & pnrk New qil & cl rps.
Ju~I h..,led :111 Fl<1w~·r Sl . CM 1;11;.7711
SHAKE ROOF
GOOD CM NEIGHBORHOOD
Lovelv 4 br home on a riu1et st. nr. So.
Coast' Plaza. Nice ept. & drps Thi<; is a
j?re;1l fomilv hnnH' & 11 -., priretl :11 onl\'
S85.1Hlll l'lr;1.,1· <.Ill n1m :.1;, !11!11 \\' nf
Rr,...1111. :\11 off l'Jllljnno on St. JOIJ5
Trm11~. C:<I
, BEAUTIFUL MESA VERDE
2 STORY-4 IDRMS.
Lou·h· llll1Zraclt'<I r;imllv hllmC " '\fJaC
room-. on 1•xt1 ii \\ 1cl1• l••I ,\rn•.,s ror R\' or
i-" 0boal. Bt•ll<.'r hurry on this one. Only
Sl29.500 W of llarbor . No off Adams on
Shanlar. Won Balerie lo Europa. No. to
Sl 2010 Ballru. C ~1 . 5t5 91~1
MESA VERDE. GOLF COURSE
Rtu·c•nlu s brlrm :! s torv nl!ht on 9th iz-reen
Fantastic floor pl:1n & home for the
rxerul1 vt> who l'llJtlV<; rnlPrlnininl? &
,. 1?r:w1ou~ fmh lh 1nt! \\' toff l\hosa Vercle
Dr . E. 1111 c;nlf <"nl1rs(.' Dr . tu strrel. lK:~t
Tanai.:~·r. 515 !ll!lt
HUGE ADD OH FAMILY ROOM
MESA VERDE
Quiet ln•,• lined c;t J11'1 11,1,·rl. t111' ht>aul.
-l br & Cam rm lmml'. llll!hlv 11p.!(1-.tdl•d Ill
:i.. man v wu\'.., Be sure to M'l' th1!l one.
SS.'l.lHIO :11 1u Sum.lll'J. ~ of( e .. k1•r ()II
Labrador & rlf.!hl on G11>rallar lo :strc~t
545-!Jt91
. MESAHOITHCEDARGLEH
Fre.,h. new l1sllnll. Exeept1onally dean.
~ s harply decornlC'd corner home Front
Court rnn.1. Abundanee C'~ment work &
• planters. Huge hack ~·ard. Move in <'Ond. 3
br & fJm. rm. Onlv ~.l.500 This 111 a musl
on vour list. !ll i LJn..;ini,r. l".\1. E. or
Fu11:,·1cw. N. oil Paul.1rino on Cheyenne.
... 5-15-91!11
HIWLISTIHG
Beautifully upgr::ided 4 br. 2 story tam ..
home in mint cond. Wide lot. pvl backyd.
Prof. lndscpd. Offered ;ll onl.v Sl2'1.500. W.
of Estancia. S. ofr Adams on 11tree1. 2778
Albulross. ~5-lJ1D I
POOLMOMI
Superb I br. , l ~ famlly honie wla\4ncUvo tart• It cabana. Top
cond. B•tM\tlvety UPfl'•ded. 581 Knowell St. Ooata ll•a. Ml-1111.
MISA VHDI 4 Ill
Bra nd n e w on lhe market, t h is
lmmac ulute exec. home features
bcautlrul atrium orr master br & ram.
rm .. self cleaning oven. air C'Ol"ld .. & loads
or .extra cabinets & storage. 115$ New
llampshlre, Costa Mesa. 646-7711.
MISA VBDI
SHARP a CHIBFUL
Brlaht 3 br & ram. rm on quiet tree
shaded street. Xlnt. n r. plan. covered &
screened patio. Ofrered at only *79.900. W.
or Harbor. N off Baker on Royal Palm.
1589 Corsica Pl .. CM 545-9491.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
WALK TO HACH
From this 4 bdrm. 3 bath w 'din rm. L1r.
Cam . rm w'conversation pit & (rplc. L-!i mi
from ocean on quiet C'ul-de-suc. Pror.
landscpd. 20911 Ball{air Cir .. Hunt. Bch.
646-7711.
PARK HUHTIHGTOH
S & S GULSWA Y MODEL
Cntrl. Air con<I .. mint cond. Shows like ~1
model. Painted ins1dl' .~ out. :i bdrms. scp. ram . rm w!frpl. Prof Landscpd. At
market value. S96,500. 9.i.:i2 Zion Cir ..
Hunt. BC'h. So. of Adams. I•:. off Bu11hurd
on Yellowstone. So. on Ctirlsbad. 5-15 94!H.
SPARKLING LANDMARK
HUGE LOT
Highly upgraded 3 hr. fam. rm. Open
reeling. Great enlertammenl home as
gradous fmly llvmj?. Call now to see this
lovely home. 5-15 9-1111. ~31 !\farvale. s. or
Adams. E. off Newlund on Vail. ~-on
Ailsporl. 5<15-!'491
$63,500
Btfl exPcut1ve townhomc. :! C'ar itaraJ?e,
fal10. acres of icrecn · m.1nv luxun xtrJs
2 huge bdrms & more · GI OK · lluny !
:.163·5671. Call for directions
CHECK THIS
G n•Jl ~lartPr home · super H B. urea
:"<t·w tE'X·l'U:ll n .. w cpls thruoul. rwwly
c.ll'l'oralccl. hu~·· yrrl. boat & lr111ler
JI, e,,., O\\ llf'I' ;in -c 1n11..; Trv :i.i!J.5011
!ltiJ·Sti71. C:iill lor d1recl1ons.
OCEAHAIRE
Btl I 3 hdrm :! b;ith. 1;,00 :.tt II. ~h11ws lik1• ;i
modi' I. n1·w rpLR 'II rps p;1111t . II s a
!'11.11 nwr l'.tll 1111w 1111· 1nl11 !JliJ 5•i71 Cull
for t.111 •·t:111111'>
COUNTRY KITCHEN
De<'or:•LtJr tnuch' :l hul{e hclrm-; 2 l>.llh" ·
pand111~. bnd; plJnler,, · do"c to i.:nlt l' .,
mile lo bC'ach · C'nv'd patio · hurrv can l
last. SOO.WU an-c1011~. !ltiJ 5671 C.tll fm
directions
$56, 900 FHA 01.IEST H.I .
J hdrm 2 hath · nc.1r new c1 pl1nll
Sw«rltc;h F P t•url'cl patio · en·at 1-t B
huv Near 1>o1ol. ll'nn1\ UHJ 567 I l'all for
d 1n•ct1ons.
BEACH IEAUTY
Reuutifully det·orated 3 br. 2 ba charmer.
Sunken liv rm w/C'athedral ceilings
Country kitC'hen leads to lariie rl'<iwood
decking area w /g11s bbq & firepll. Terrific
area. cloH' to beach. 20881 Dulga1r .
Huntington BeuC'h. 646·77 11
TOPLESS
Is the only possible way to descrlve this
s uperb RV residencP Lush shag cpt
welcomes you '(Sl "oncwu.-; 3 bdrm
home that h l\,.\I g from n u!led brick rrplc to~ ~ov'd ptitio & more.
ll"s a fanlas.1c buy at onlv S75.500
897-0321.
$65,900
v~ 'ft
Absolutely s~ (\\_\I 1 home on qui~t
tree tined s~~~V . xlnt fmlv home m
central Wms\ aocale Hurry & call.
897-0321 .
GARDEN B'S PARADISE
Is the ooly possible way to describe thls
needed for this 3 bdrm 2 bath rmty home
w /hardwood noors & lge wood covered
patio. 16551 Hart, open Sun 12·S. 897·0321.
IRA.HD HEW LISTING
Showl like a model, this 3 br Is a one of a
klnd. Close to everything Open for your
inspection: 16751 Heritage. Sun 12·5.
~7-0321.
SANTA ANA
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GUAT FOi THI KIOS
CLOSI TO SCHOOLI
Lf. yard w/many fruit trees on • quiet
cul-de-sac. Motivated owner will tell no
down VA. Priced tor a quick Ille at only
SS2.500. 706 E. Camile. E. ot Hallady, No.
of McFadden. 5'6-0022.
CAN YOU llLllVE IT/
FULL PRICE $45,500
Owner will carry 2nd TD. Xlnt. i.tarle r
home. you may never get a n opportunity
like this one again! Cls to fine shopping
area & freeways. See It today! 1508
Fairmont. W. of Grant. So. or 17th.
548-0022.
CLASSIC IEAUTY LARGEST MODa
Attractive bnck crtyd. Privacy. 4 bdrm,
ram. rm. frml dining. 9 mo. new. Quality
cplJ?. Vaulted ceilings. Huge mstr. swte.
Walkin wet bar. Big kitch. Abundant
storage. Only S97.900. Better hurry on this
one! 1833 Garry, Santa Ana. W. or Bnstol.
So. orr Seger:,trom oo Bear. W. off Bear
on St. 545-9491.
TWO HOMES ON A LOT
In a very nice residential area. F.asy lo
ke<.'µ rented. or use one for yourself & the
other for mnlhl'r·ll)·law. 625 S. Hoss St .•
Santa Ana. 6-16-7711.
VILLAGE WALK
Spacious 3;bdrm. 2 ba, w/bi!! ~ble. c·31 r
g.tra).!c. Ideal loeation in prox1m1ty to So.
t:oa~l Plaz:i. Brand new ! 2700 "A"
Sc1.:Nstrum. &16-7711.
COOL POOL!
Rl'IJ'< 111 thh supc•r pool. enlrrl.11n your
I l'll'nd-. 111 tht> I~ .-,creened in pC1t10. Owner
1!' anxious. Will sell no down VA & has
priced this home for qu1t-k :,,ale al onl.v
565.000. We will pay cash for your pr<'llent
home. 1601 W. Elm. W. of Bmlol. N. of
Sanla Clara. 546-0022 ..
RELAX IM THE JACUZZI
SO. COAST PLAZA .
Enjoy hfe in this luxurwus 3 br. 2 ha
townhome Nr. the many fmt• 'tore<; al So.
C.:oasl Plaza. Only 3 yrs. youn).!. \hows hke
.1 model. Wtth auto. gar.1i.:l· dr. opt>ner.
Owner has bought another Pneed ror fast
sJle. 29 11 ··F·· Fairview. Santa Ana.
Se~l·rstrom & Fairview 546·004!2
POOL&JACUllJ
This beaut. \\<'JI kept homt• really shows
µride ot ownl·r-.h1p! LI{. energy savln,ll
f1l.lergljsS µool & JaC'Ut7.t w solar banket:i
to heat lo a c-omlortuble temp. Spuc1ous 3
hr. 2 ba w'eo1y lrpk in lg fam rm Only
·11 . \I' ll!'\\ ;J~O!I S. J oa1w W;iv. Santa ~\11.1 .1 "11 Su. Cousl Plaza I. li lli iill
LIVE OH THE RIVIERA
Gor~cous honH' w 'prof. IJnclscapmj!. In
San La Ana ·s lw.,l area. LI{. cov'rf pall!>.
lovl'ly <fen. O" ner will help f1nan1·4.!.
lll•d111·C'<I c;.)f'MM) 11-lt R1~·1t'l'.1 N. uf lith.
W ol fo'lov. er. 5-16 0022
SO. COAST PLAZA AREA
Plan 2 · ~torninl! Sun·· on extra 11! lot.
Concrete driveway access w tlbl ,:(ate for
H v. Wood coverecl p.1tio. J!'" BRQ Priced
lor quick sale. :.?!114 01amonrl .Hli lis.l or
.ll>.'i·3Jil
BEAUTIFUL WEST SANTA AMA
Sp;irkhng party pool. Ver• pnvutt• back
'd. Beaullfully landscapl'd corner. :1 br &
iam1lv rm. Askin;! $85.900 12tl2 W. S.lllhl
Clara·. R.:12·6PAIO.
BEST EAST SANTA AHA
LOCATION
1 hr. 1.1111 rm. d1n1n l! rm. pool.
111.,111111ull\ tl1•rnr;1tc•d. re.id:: to i.:11! !117 F:.
:.!1:-.l M . &ll·ti!IUll
sse.soo
F'ull pnrl.'. ser to bclie\·c. Mi. Sq. Park
urea . a bdrm~. frml cl111 rm. lmly 1·m.
\\•111ksh11p Btll prof la11d.,1·pm1?. timed
'llrinkl!'t',, New roof. n1•w top line
,1pph.1n"l'" 111 k1tclll'n. l"n11 ... 1d<'r trad<> ·
"!''' loda v .. '>lt;-li.>~ o r 91iX .I.Id. Call for
d1rl.'Cl)llllS.
DOLL HOUSE
FHA VA TERMS
Super sharp, clean 3 br & fam. rm home.
In gd. neighborhood. No down to Vels. lo
closing C'osLc;. Call now to see this lovely
home on cul-de-sac st. Only $64.500. W. or
Bristol. S. o(f Warner oh Linda Way. W. on F1ora, s. on Artesia. 1913 W. Rall. SA.
545·9491.
COOL OCEAN IUlll
Move up to this beaut •• ~ br, 2 'b& home.
Newly painted interior. i-ou must see U\ta
s uper lg. llv. rm. Nr. SO. Coast Piasa. W•
w111 pay cash for your presen\ home.
Priced for quick sale $56.900. 21QS S. -1\ene.
W /Bristol. No. of Warner. 546-0llaa.
SJt,f s br. 11.\ ba. Localed In 1d. al'Q • ...,. lot.
Priced well below mark.i f«" ru t aal•.
Cl1. to s.chooll • •boPPlnf. 12141 AJoadra.
.:'iorwalle & Alondrt. Dl.:o&ll •
FOU~T AIN Y All[Y
II.MA.MT 4
Open wrouaht lrotl 11talrway set.a mood fot'
this 4 bdrm spacious 2 story. Frml din
rm. fmly rm. 1 b(lrm & bath on lsl floor: J
car 1ar1&ae .. JClnt. c ondition. Super
location. much prlvacy. Submit smaller
home In trade. 646-1754 or 9M-33'1l. Call
ror Directions.
EL TOR01 MISSION VIEJO
UNCHWOOD IEAUTY '
This Is a reol doll bouse w/hll(hly
upgraded cpts. & drps. shake roc_>f. sep.
laundry room. Ideal for young or retlred
couple. Abundance or storage. Only
S73.900. 22Ml Kiii:.~. El Toro. No. of F.I
Toro Rd.. W. of Trabuco. 54$-94.91.
QUAUTY •VALUE
is the reputation of this lovely Sunwood
home. onJy 6 mos. new-4 br & 2 ba-<>ver
Sl0.000 In quality upgraded features.
Priced right at $98,950 call for direc:t.1ons,
637-6770.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
VETHAH S :·
You can buy this 2 bdrm condo today!
Located 2 miles from beach. This is the
best buy avallable in today's markeU
Seller 18.)'S move this property now! can
to see bow YoU can bu,v w/oo "!1'fttY
down. ~900. 81ll·23ll. Call for directions.
GilDIMHOMI
We have • super 2 bdrm that provides
carefree patio 11vln1t Backs to park
wt balmy ocean breezes. In unique area or
San Juan. Seller motivated! Bought new!
Asking $71,500. Open SUn 12·5. Call for
directlOM. 861·2311.
THISWl&IMD
We must sell this quality "Captains Hllls"
condo! Owned by decor ator/designer
w/exquislte touches rarely fOWld! Scenic
exclusive area. This home a muat see!
Coll rbr directions. ~ SpiMaier. Open
Fri, Sun 12-5. 661·2311. \
TUSTIN/NO. TUSTIN
FAIULOUS CONDO
Unlimited a menities. One of a kind.
completely upjlraded. L~. 3 bdrm or 2 +
de n. Frplc. wet bar. 2 baths. derorator
drapes & wallpaper. Elegant lighting
fixtures. 15506 Williams "J ", Tustin.
646-7711
TUmHOAlS
Elegant family llving-tastel'\illy
decorated 4 bdrms. 3~ baths. living
room. family room. formal dining. ea~y
care kitchen, centr al air! Fabulous
landscape complete with pool. gazebo. lily
J>(fnd & pool house! Modest pr!C'e $182.500.
Call for dlrecUona. 637-6770
$85,000 34'xl 4' P.OOL
Sellers leavin~ area. Call about this
lovelv 3 br + 3 ba W/14x20 C111ly rm. Super
pool ·area ren<'ed for children safety. Call
for direC'llons. 832-6800
4 IDIM + 4 l~TH MO'nVATED
'cor.i:eous swlmminf{ pool. Jrazebo. pool
hnuHe . 'lily pond. Real Exotic 1M ft. lort.
Frml cllnin!(. sep 18x22 fmly rm. Quiet
t>s tnhlb hed area. Call for dfrecllons
832°6800
4 IDRM + 3 IA TH ~I 8d6 POOL
Seller m otlvated . Moll£. desirable' N.
Tui.tln location. 19x19 fmly rm. Central
air of eourte. Price l"Uduced to S169.500,
1212' Cambera. Ptatoek Hills. CaU ror
directions 823.-il>
4 IORM COHDO OML Y $15,0001
Seller movmi-;n.ts offered low pric. .. for
quick l!ale. BUut. lotation. 2. pool11 +
rennls crt. Th\g ls• price you'd normull.''
sec on a 2 Odrm ! 1 TI7 M 1tchell. ;tS;l,
6-lt;.7 71 l
DUftl!X IH PRIME ARIA
Top ¢0nd. a1.t yr1. new. Wlll~ to 11hopp111~.
11chla.. churches & bull line. Seller
motivated. Call for dlreclions. 830!-6800 .
Ill+ POOL+ VU
BUI h ome In l'reat 41rea. Great
opportunity ae owner wtll finance. 14ll20
'den. 15x17 llv rm. Let'e deal. Call for
directit>na 832-68o0
•
MIWHOMI
:-le\•er lived In. lde11l locat1on. eswbhshed
area. 4 br. 17x1' tam. rm. w 'frplC'. Frml •
dlnlnf. pluah cpta .• mlcrow1tve. ultra
modern. Deep Lot! Vacant & 'anxious. No. •
off 17thSt.2&SN. Wavel'ly. ~
SOOO CLUM
LOOK for yoursetr! T his 2 br. 21 ~ ba
town.house affords leisure lwin~. Priced
rtght ln -,opular area. CaU listing ore. for
all features. 6:17-li110.
APNAIRO. VALUE!
This is a gorgeous 3 br. lownhome in a
beaut. development · called Smokelree!
Lovely pvt. patio. prof. lnscpd. wlwood
deck trellis cover & aas BBQ. The price Is
right at $66,900. Call for directions.
637-6770.
TAICEOVIR
subject to existing 7% mortgage. This is
an xlnL 3 br older home w inew forced air
unit & cntrl. A/C. Lovely brick a rched
frpl in liv rm-a very gd. buy at $72.500!
Call for dlrectioos 6:17·6770.
LAGUMA HILLS
NEW LtStlHG
3 bdrm In Laiuna Hill..; w view. trailer
acce:is. move In r~"'Ol ~ Sl.UUO crpt ~llowance!SQ tor to matC'h
vour (um1t ..• ou\· m a su1>er
deS1rable a . va I now! sisi.~. 66l·23l l
Call for dfrectlOOS.
$61.500 FULL PRICE
For this 3 hr.1 hu adckd t,111111~ rm. -.1one
, l'rplc. Shilt' l><K>I lhl + hl0:1u1. -.w1mm1111!
pool. Loud." ol tlct·k1111! l'ark111).! tor HV. :.!
Cai· J!urag1·. ,..L11ra:,:!' -.hl'd. lll•Jut. l'•llld.
10372 Woodbury. ~\Ii· I;., I or lli>l!·.l.lil
VA TERMS
3 blfl bdrirl!l1 nurnerou11 xtrait · Tiu~ 1i; a
nice home'-qoh't wail ~.500 F.P. GI ok.
963-5671 or SSU-7035. Call for direction.-;.
ANAHEIM
FllSML. Y RIDECORATED
With new pa1nt inside & carpets & drapes.
An oxceptlonally attractive 4 bedroom -
2 bath home In E. Anaheim. Larlle living
room with brick fireplace in family room.
A good buy at $72,SOO! Call for directions
637-6770.
SPAll<LIMG
Clean 4 br home wifam. rm. NiC'ely
decornted wldrps & cpts -; only 8 yrs. old
in country atmosphere of East Anaheim.
nr • .Anaheim La.ke. Only S74.900. Call for
<dtf't(tions, pr,t170.
..
THETO~MD-COUHTRY
Nelghborhooct In Anaheim Hiiis
W.armlnl(WO Pla11 4 -only 9 months new.
DellJ(htful · iardet'I -view dlnlnl? room.
larl(e '•~UY roon, With fire.place -tuxut~ •l~tct mu ter suite. Com petitively
priced -Sl.H,000, Call for directions.
631-8770.
WHEAT, WHEAT EVERYWHERE, MORE THAN YOU CAN EAT
Worker Surveys 250,000 Bushels of Grain at Goodland, Kan.
SHOVELING MOUNDS OF WHEAT THROAT-PARCHING TASK
Worker Takes Water Break at Elevator In Kanorado
Doom Dispelled, Kansas Wheat Ove~flowing
TOPEKA, Kan. CAP) Too much dry weather m the winter and
too much rain in the spring brought predictions of doom for the
winter whe al crop. But the harvest is almost complete in Kansas
and the problem 1s too much wheat
Elevators are full, pnces are low and the wheat c arryover na-
tionally from previous years is estimated at more than a billion
bushels.
THE STATE CROP AND LIVESTOCK Reporting Service this
month estimated Kansas wheat production at 381.3 million bushels,
which would rank 1t close to the 1973 record harvest of 384.8 million
, bushels.
The wheat in surplus stocks and this year's production are said
to be enough to furnish the United States with all the wheat il needs
for rive years even if no more wheal is grown.
U.S. wheat production this year has been estimated by the
Agriculture Department at more than 2.04 billion bushels. 5 percent
less than the 1976 record of about 2.15 billion bushels
(.
AS Of<' J UNE J, THE NATION'S wheat reserve was more than .
Real Estate ........ 1000·2999
1.1 billion bushels, the most in 14 years.
A large wheat surplus traditionally has not affected the price
consumers pay for a loaf of bread because middlemen's costs make
up m ost of that price.
"We realize we overproduced," said Wendell White, who with
his father farms 2,500 acres of dryla nd wheat near Goodland in
western Kansas.
"WE WERE ENCOURAGED BY THE government in 1973 to
plant more becaus e more wheat was n eeded," he said. "We would
have been better off if we'd ignored what they were saying.··
Just because prices are low, he said, farmers can't turn off the
faucet of production, mainly because the banker still wants his pay-
ments on land, interest and machinery.
Earl Hayes of Stafford, president of the Kansas A_ssociation of
Wheal Growers. figures much of the wheat will find its way into the
federal government's loan program ·under which the farmer
borrows S2.25 a bushel, the current loan rate, and gives the govern·
m ent his grain as collateral. The grain, then, can be forfeited lo the
government if prices don't improve.
The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast
WHEAT PRICES HA VE DECLINED T HE past three years, go·
an g from $5.85 a bus hel e arly an 1974 lo between Sl.110 and $2 a bushel
now.
"If the g ram 1s n t :J \'a al able to the m arket. the price might go up
a little," Hayes said. ·1 think that is the feeling of many of the
farmers. They will takl· loans as long as the market is low and as
they need cash."
Hayes supports a proposed set-aside acreage program, and the
feeling is that the government will order 20 percent of the wheat
acreage set a side for the next crop year.
"l 'M GOING TO CUT BACK. MY feeling is that it should be
even greater than that. But 20 percent would be a step an the right
direction." s aid II ayes, adding that he expects to cut has own wheat
ac reage of 1,000 acres by 30 to 35 percent
Other proposals lo cut the wheal s urplus include use of the r e-
serve for humanitarian purposes and a m ore aggressive search by
the government for export markets
Rentals . . . . . . . . . . 3000-4699
Business, Investment &
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Employment &
Preparation .•..•• 7()()().7199
Merchandise .•.•.• 8000·8099
Boats & Marine
Announcements, Personals,
Lost & Found . . . . . 5050-5499
Servicei & Repairs 6000-6099
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Equipment . . . . ... 9000-9099
Automobiles & other
Transportation . 9100-9999
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HCll"bor H•ighk Q)Jiet tree Uoed cul·dc· QRIENTE07. VIEW Beautiful 4 BR & ram. Secluded parents retreat . l'U e on quiet rce Owner Will Finance 2 Sty/Ocean sac. Corgeows manllcd Lovely 4 bdrm home 111 POOL,.AUMA room on huge stcludcd ftldeal for sewrng room . hned s treet Close lo . 0 H•wport Sho-s b L · f l I I p down f··m. rm .. a schools & mJJOr shop-XJnt investment. wncr Prime location. Fune· bri c k fire Pl a cc. ... ''" e a u 1 u w e $8 ,900 private lot. Pie fruit u t 11 T k d tional f loor plan . Decorator mirrors NB. 3 Bedrm. 2 bath. es lab I 1 s h l' d from your own min•· bnght and cheery co un· pang CC!!lers .. Hugc In ~u.s se · .a e a van-
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Manicured grounds. As· Kitchel\ hosts wall or chalet. Walk lo heath. s h a g c a r p e l 1 n g filtered pool with jacuzzi. yard with covered patio. Serve-through window to ~ "'TIO ..... "'L
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aw executive liv. rm. DUPLEX on a conventional loan.
Population Perplexing
Laguna Beach City Limit slens seem to be
able to agree on the town 's elevation, ·but
not the population. Actually both signs are
Deity l'tlllt Staff Pllft•
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wrong, the official city populpti(>n belqg ·
16,750. The elevation is that at City Hal[ say city officials. · '
Suns hine g 0 u rm el A dynamite view from kitchen overlook s the widow s walk . 4 Bdrms. up, 2 bdrms Newly remodeled. plu~h
d Redwood ho t tub & down . S undec k s. burnl orani.:e carpl'l, S~ri1va1t.e c outr~~~!s~ charm you will only find balconies & patio: JU1>t modern ktlchen, sunny
P ra mg 5 ai · COM J sth""lo"--ach. Sl80,000 breakfas t area, l"e winds to bdrm complex. an . ust reduced ... ,.,.. ""' ., Owner anxious. submit with a 1 year warranty. 673-3663 548-0715 Eves master bedrm w/dres~·
any offer. The nnest in Owner anxious. ing area. prof. landscpg.
twnhm . living. Call Mu ch more, hurry! associated quick! 847~10 VAUEY 640-9900 645·0303
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lOl~ W Bolboo 671 )661
and jacuzzi too! Perfect ---------• family home in Irvine. S
BR. PLUS bonus room. A BACK IA Y really super house in THE BLUFFS most sought after area. FIXER UPPER
FORESTE
OLSON
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Sparkling end unit: mov-$70,000
e-lncondition! Tri-level 3 VALLEY 640-9900 Near prestigious Back BESJ BUY
BR, 2 ba. condo, close to ---------Bay area. 3 Bedroom. l Alt~ntion Vets! J Bedrm,
everything. Just reduced EASTBL.UFF story, n eeds paint. in i:ood area. Won't
$6,000 & seller moUvat· s Bdrms., VJEW family creative landscaping, last!! Only $49 990.
ed ! Vacant quick h o m e . X I n t tile, paneling, mrnor re-Hurry, call now. '
possess. Open Sun. l ·S. neighborhood, close to pairs & TLC. Hurry take ~ 1968 ~olTAMESA schools & shopping. adv ant a g c and ea 11 ~ COllllll. & lle1.
OPEM SAT/SUM 1-5 962-7788. RHlty
Condo; sharp end unit, 2933 CATALPA • K€Y ~ 751-2060 open Sat/Sun. ~-5. 1626-'D G I I Iowa St. 2 BR. wjth as-WALTER S.KIH R€ALTORSft -·
sumabJe loan. '$58,500 &:Assoc. 6 73-2500 •-----------------
MESA VERDE scr:\\.otilA-"£trs·
REDUCED $4600 Thof /11tri9ui119 W ord Game wiflr a (;ltuclle
Beautifully appointed '"...; .,, C4AY 1. 'ota" -----home with 4 spacious
bedrooms, 2 baths, IUX·
urlous lUe entry. Priced to reflect todays market.
•• SIOO. CALL 7Sl-3Ul.
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T'PROPERl'IES
MIWNICE
Jumbo abed Bluffs "Z"
Plan. End unit on green·
belt. 4 BR, country
ldtchen, plus rec. room.
Prof. decorated ln earth
tones. R'1!duced to
$149,900. Open Sat" Sun.
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atrium, Chlldren'1 wlna
wkh S bdrm• • luelll or maid'• room with bath In
• aeparale area Lge
family rm. with wet bar,
fll>&c 6 vauJted ce1Ung.
&Ure house 11 perfl'<:lly
decorated lo aoft colort Ample RV or bo11 l
aloraf:l' Room for a pool
+ 1>uttina grct·n etc
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EJLHH HUDSON
HAI.TOR 64.-.0322
IEACH & OCEAN
VIEW
Sensuous bat·hclor nm
donuruum with tx·J• h ~
ocean '1cw from mJ:>ler
bedroom :>ui t c 1>lus
seclud~ti tort d en
Cathedral hv rn)! room
host.s Swed11>h larcphu:c
& overlooks privalt'
cocktail balcony $83,900
Pleruic calt 962 7788
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675-2626
WORLIJ REAL ESTATE
HUMTIMGTOM
BEACH ··
4UNITS
$230,000
4 Luxurious units, with
spacious owners unit.
Almost carries. Owner
will help finance For
proril projection includ
Ing tax shelter benef1li.,
call 962· 7788.
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REALTORS
671-551 I
OPEN HOUllS
4500 IOXIUltY DltfVI: CAMIO SMOHS
ht c_.... .. Mon P"•tltJaut prhate c°'""
Multy with prl••te beoct..1. Sportdln9
ffw'ff ~ a f_,ty "°°"' home with OCIA~ VllW; HpNleffy 1Gr9f ywd with
HClucled ,.tfo. <>PIM SAT & SUM I to &.
$266,000.
605 LilkSPUlt -COllOMA DR MAI:
Larcie DUPLEX -two becfroom, two botttt
Ir thrH IMdroofll, two & OM haH baths.
Well located ond In fine condition.
S 186.500. OPEH SAT & SUH I ·5 .
543 PIYPOHT -DEL CERRO: Costa .
Mesa choice area. Four b&droont and family
ROOM -beautiful gordftl. $79,950.
OPEM SUHOA Y I ·5
633 LIDO PARK DRIVE, UNIT E·I
LIDO BASIN: Sophisticated livirKJ "On The
Bay". Excitin«J thru bedroom ot' two & den
condominium. Security! Privacy! Pl.,-& $lip
available for lar<Je boat. Convenient to Lido
shops, bmks & restaurants. OPEN SAT &
SUN 1.5
BY APPOINTMENT
NEWPORT BEACH: ProMontory lay
"waterfront home", pier & sllp for 50'
boat. Spacious four bedroom honw with un-
usual CJCl'M room with coiy fireplace onr--
looklnq the water. leautffuny dKorahd -
shows like a model home.
NEWPORT CREST:. Hewporl leoch, four
b~ & fondly room spllt levft COfto-
dominlum. Family orietthd, w.r..tlftC)ly ...
conlhd. lftduct.s use.of poot, jacvni, •-•
& tennis courts. $162,950.
MESA VERDE -Hidden two story. 4
b•droom hc>tM, famify r oom. On I~ lot.
SI 38,900
COLE OF NEWPORT REAL TORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona def Mar
675-5511
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BA YFRONT COMDO
OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 6 3 3 Udo Peri Dr. !--2
For the discriminating buyer: lux-
urious 2 bdrm. & den. 3 baths. 2 deck
rondo overlooking bay & Lido Isle.
Security bldg. Boat docking avail New
on market. $284.500
C.F.~hy .t (:0,. RnJton
qtllET SECLUSION
Gated community with very private
beaches; fantastic residential area: 3
bdrms .• 2 bath.a. beautifully
landscaped. & completely redone in4
terior. Best value. with $20,000 price re--
duction.1 Call for app't.
EASTSIDE GEM
Charming home with cul de sac street
location; on large lot: 3 spacious
bdrms .. 2 baths. wood parquet floors
with classic decor to match. $87,000.
Open Sun. l·S 493 Abbey WjlY. Costa
Mesa
C.F. COLESWORTHY
640-0020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
Getteral
I 1002 G~al 1002
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PENJNSULA home. 4 Or 5 BR, 3 ba,
all amenities. Lovely neighborhood, a
few steps from the beach. $195,000.
OTHER prestige waterfront homes·
From $395,000 -Up
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J41 Ruy-.ul.-Or 1vr N 8 675 · 6161
GeMrGI · 1002 ..............................................
CORONA DEL MAR
SOUTH OF
HIGHWAY
Charming duplex on
wide tree-Uned strttt. 2·2
Bdrm units and a guest
house for your over-night
vl.Sitors · Just listed al a
low$210.000. 673-SSSO
()P(Nll\9•11SIUN' bl« l'
ltJUIU11
Want Ada
BRAND NEW I
Owner just redu~ the
price by ssooo. on tbla
cute 3 bedrm, dinini rm
& 2 bat.b home. Brand
new wit.b a view of the
ocean-buy it for only
$81,500.
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
642-5200
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. W /OCEAN VIEW
Privacy + CJCll"den In full bloom. 4 IR
Lulk. lrand MW applJGll«S. One ywl'
home wm 1 a1tfy. .
Open Sat/Sur. I 0-6 721 W1 St.
VALLEY REAL TY
644-0406 640.9900
.l!I· ~!fin!
.. llG CANYON
S..-VllW-OCIAM •ans
Larie 4 bdrm, fam: rm & convena·
tion pit in this ramblin« Ranch Style
.executive home. Guarded gate com·
mwlity. Appt. only. JOYCE or GAY.
••••
NEAR LAii
& Boathouse of Woodbridge Arbor
Lake. New 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo with
your OW14 beautifully landscaped, &
encl06ed yard.
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NEW EXCLUSIVE
11~ CAHYOH TOWHHOMI
3 bdrm. 3 bath highly upgraded El
Dorado Model. Extra lg. patio. air
conditioned. Pool, jacuzzi & tennis
crt.s.
• 759-1515
MOTEL PROPERTY
Large commercial corner near
D..a PoW Marina. Low down pay-
ment and subordination available.
Asking $135,000. --. SEVEN UNITS
All 2 bedroom. 1 lh bath. Some with
ocean view and ~ntral courtyard.
This new complex provides an ex·
cellent tax shelter for the investor.
Located in San Cl11M11lc. Asking
$36.S,000.
IOAT LOVERS
See this immaculate 4 bedroom. 2
bath single family home near Dmo '°'"' M9Wca. Open House Sunday 1-4PM.
ZSZ 11 Yacht Drive
HOTEL srn
Three acres on Coast Highway
near Dama Point Marina. Coastal
Commission permit issued for con-
struction of 125 room hotel. Ex-
c e 11 en t terms availa ble .
. Subordination or joint venture·
possible. L argest commercial
parcel available in DClltCI Point. Call
for brochure, brokers protected.
Ask for Joe Lovullo.
ANCHORAGE
, INVESTMENTS
.J.<::I~.,~ Ru/tor
496-7711
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• 3 SMALL FARMS BEACH DUPLEX I 002 I GtMf'al
A Two story home on "~ of an acre, all fenced and
scl up for animals. That eood old fashioned feel·
ing of real country hv1n~
in this lovely 10 mo old
h ome. Price in c
chickens + veget;iblc
gardens and un-cnding
view of the country11lde.
LIVE NOW OON 'T
WAIT! $89,500.
Sharp Modent Hom•
with good clean lines . Set
on 1 acre of level land.
Bring the children to sec
Utl5 one too. A HUGE
RED BARN plus garden
area and a place for a
hone, chickens or sheep. Loni driveway, back off
of road. 2 Miles from
town. St U,000.
LOTSOFTRHS
•nd flowers on this
acre+. Comp I el e l y
fenced . Two se p .
driveways serving the
main home that has that
comfort plWI Tooling. in·
chJdlna 2~~ bath. Sunken
tubs in 2 ba. Six skylights
letUn& in th• beaullful
sunshine. OutstandlnJ(
vlews t.o mountains and
oc.an. nus home has a
1uest bouae wltb bath
and kitchenette. The 600
Prime rental area; clean 3 bdrm.
flown. 2 bdrm. up. Large sundeck. dbl.
·garage. mini-ocean view. Within block
of ocean. You own the land! $17S.OOO
FOi LEASE
Spacious 2 bdrm. & den. 3 batll condo
with bay &ocean view. 2Decks. Nicely
decorated. Never lived in. Security
bldg. Boal docking avail. $1,000 Mo.
GIB WALKER
REALTY 675-5200 ·
SECLUDED BA YSHORES
Walk to the water. 3 bedrooms. in-
cluding private master suite. large
family room with fireplace. Close to
Marina and private beaches.
$159.500 -
A COU>WEU. IAHl(Elt CO.
644-1766
2161 MNJOAOUIN HILLS .. D. IN NEWPORT CINTift
sq. rt. atructure can ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ serve alao as a palntlnf •
or rnusic studio, rec. GtMraa • I 002 GtMt'af I 002
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U,000.
ALL'Alllt LOCATED JN
BAN DIEGO COUNTY
UD.AM SUIUllAM lJW.TY
C714J727-4200 or
1714'724·7541
!
REDUCED $15,500
Realistic owners have priced this
lovely Harbor View Home to SELL!
4 Bdrms .. dining rm .. lge. family
rm. & gorgeous pool. 'Your op-
portunity to BUY right. 1189.500 -
Fee. I '70 rott1' DUHLIJ5" CllCU
OPEN TODAY I TO I
PERFECT1!1
... ror your famllf t Move into thla
outstanding home in time for school.
3 Bdrma., convert. den. tie. family
rm. On choice Eastl>ltm lot! SUS0.600
2tOI CATAilA
OP1M T~A.Y I TO I
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CJ:3J REAL ESTATE, INC. A lOCAllY OWNED COMPANY SERVING JHE SOUTH COAST AREA SINCF 19b3
IDEALLY LOCATED
4 Bedroom. Green Valley home jus~
steps to outstanding Cox Elem
School and private 21 acre park with
3 swimming pools and family
recreation facilities Great lnvest-
m en t in family fun. JUST
REDUCED TO $89.900. Call962-4454 ..
SURFSIDE TOWNHOUSE
You can~ Catalina and beautiful
sunsets from m aster bed.room of thia
3 bedroom home which ts Ideally
located near pool. basketball &
volleyball courts. Double garage,
too! $67 .900. Vacant and ready tor
you! Call now, 962-4454.
EXECUTIVE HOME
Harbor View Hills, Tiburon, 3
bedrm, 2~ bath beauty. Custom ap.
pointments -comfort -large patio
-convenience -close to schools &
beach. We sold one just like tt. hurry
for this one. $197.500. Call 640·6161
MESA DEL MAR
Largest model available with all the
amenities for gracious family llvine
-pool, decking. family room. close
to chu,r~hes. schools & shopping.
Call 640·8161.
EASTBLUff'S
IEST BUY!!
Popular Lusk plan A. Feature1 3
bcdrm + family room and fonnil
dining area. L arge. ·Vet)' private
yard. Priced io sell promptly
1119,500. Hurry! Please pliOnt,
548 ... 141.
OH THE WAT&
$125,000
COMMANDING VIEW of the wot ....
boats, oc ... & nlqht Hthh-Secan & cClfto
••ltnt 2 ldnn ColldomiriMI hofM fOf'
adult llviftc). locd allp cnalfcilft. ·
OH WA Tlltl'IOMT
$258.500
Chanting 3 8*m+family room hotM.
Your own boat dock+• .prlffte CJl"ftft
Ym:d-llridl ,.tlo & cnlary.
llACH DUPLIX~T
$119,IOO
Acro11 tM m..t from Oaa &..,,. 4 a 1
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$94,950
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Fll£NOLY fAMR.Y HOME
WISTCUflP.MIW LISTING -araclous
and Immaculate 5 bedrms & famtly
rm. Set In large yard with pond &
mature plantln1 aivina desired
privacy. All new kitchen bltns +BBQ.
2 fireplaces. hardwood floors, $179.900.
1506 Wwwldl Ln., Hwpt lch ....., 1·5
PENINSULA POINTERS ATTENTION!
CUTI AS A IUTTOM -this charming
Balboa cottage, newly listed. ts all
wood and brick -just a real doll .
house. but morel Open beams and big
fireplace in living room, open kitchen
for the gourmet who likes to visit while
performing. Large upstairs master
bedroom with bath. balcony and
fireplace -2 more bedrooms and
large 2 car garage. S149.500.
2124 MlratMr, lalboo Sat/Sun 1·5
WATERFRONT HOME
IRAHD NEW OH FEE LAND -and JUSt
$132,500. Enjoy sailing from your own
dock, cooling breezes and panoramic
view of lake in LAKE FORl!ST. 3
Bedrooms and family room. fireplace.
large master suite. Excellent terms
are available to the lucky buyer.
27756 laythore Lii. Sat/S. l·S
LOVE LAGUNA?
SWEWIM~ OCEAN YllW -from on top
of the world. 2 Bedrms & den,
beautifully landscaped. Interior com-
pletely redecorated. Wood paneled
den with ~ar and wine rack. 2 Story.
fireplace, sprinklers. All ready for you
to move into. $139,500.
I 040 Santa Ana, Arch Beach Hts.
Sat/Sun 1·5:30
CLIFFHAYEN CORNER
SEE TiilS EXCITING NEW LISTING
-an unusualJy well built custom
home on large lot. 3 Bedrms and fami-
ly room. Brand new kitchen with all
walnut cupboards. Loads of charm
with beautiful oak fl oors and used
brick fireplAce. $136.950
700..15th St., Hwpt lch Sat/Sun l·S
FOR THE HAPPY FAMILY
PRIVACY AND SPACE TO ENJOY -the
good life. Lovely courtyard entry.
lined with beautiful flowers, enhance
thi~ 4 bedrm. family room home.
Large lot, located on cul-de.sac for
family sa fety in excelle nt
neighborhood. New bltn ·kitchen.
many amenities. $140.000.
2216 Dolwli• Rd. Hwpt lch Sat/Sult 1.s
\ loff 22nd Street,
BIG IN THE BLUFFS
LAIGI CARMILIT A MODIL -4
bedrooms. 3 baths, located conve-
niently near large pool and clubhouse
and on wide greenbelt. Bltn storage
room in garage. Check this well
priced home -owner has purchased
house elsewhere & will re.carpet
thruout in your· choice of colors. ·All
for $145,000.
2634 Vl'hl Orneda, Hwpt kh S.. 1.5
VACATION AT HOME
BY THE POOL -and in lush gardens.
This immaculate 4 bedroom home.
Separated master bedroom, formal
dining room and c:reative game room
add tremendously. See to appreciate!
Call 642·5200 for appt.
BLUEWATER SPECIAL
MIWPOltT OCIAHNOMT CH4lMIR -
3 bedrooms. 2 baths -2 stories for a
sweeping view! Large fireplace and
beamed ceiling. Your yard ls beautiful
sandy beach -no lawn to mow. 58'
Frontage and R-2 lot. Available to
move right in I $260,000. ·
WESTCUFF-7 BEDROOMS
•All.ID COLONIAL HOMI -in heart
of Newport's choicest area. Set on lh
acre, with dlnin1 rm, f am Uy rm, and
large master suite. Warm woods •
beautiful parquet floors and bltns
enhance this beautiful home, Swim-
ming pool & jacuzzi and lar1e trees
add to the ltbautiful landscaping.
$385,000. Call for appt to see this very
speclal home .
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FINER HOMES
FIOM Hl,SOO TO St,350,000
SOUTH COAST PLAU-414,900
Spu«10us wt.•11 <ies1grwd 2 !>lorv. ,,
BR fomtlv homL• dos .. tu .,hopµ1nJ.! &
school!> LoH·h ~ardt•n \\ room 1ut
l'°OI. OPtH SUH I ·S PM. 3 I 0 3
ROAHOtCE, COST A MESA. 1 I• ts>
OPEN SUH I .5 PM
I 307 SANTIAGO, DOVER SHORES.
<\ltral'llH' -t BH '.!1 ~ h.rth homtc' w lg
paneled dL·n " h:tr &.. rdng Ointnl-{
rm O\erlook111~ ht•:.iutiful l v
landst.·apc:d var1l Top s<.•l'urtl v
w l'Ourty..1rd 1•11t n . '\211ooo.1 F Hil
OPEN SUH I 05 PM
655 VISTA BONITA. THE BLUFFS.
Chmtt• :~ BH ~· '.! bath encl unit
w lovt.•h ha\' '1e\\' Beautiful
wa~lpapers & tpls. hnghl & fresh!
Complt.•te '>t'<" ... yst{•m. SHi2.SOO.
<F-471
PEACE & SOLACE
IN DOVER SHORES
l•'ull view of Upper Ray & mountHtn
ba('kdrop from llvin~ rm. formal
dintn~. mc.tsler BR ,\ bath Add 3
more BRs. 2 baths & familv rm
w 1sltding doors to 2 patios & 0J,!rass
terrncc overlookttlt.! :"llt.•wport's Bird
San<:tuary. f>rl\ a.c hcaches. Quick
possc.•ss1on possible. \ rnrc buv al
Sl !}H.500 l<:asl.'hold. Tom Allinson
6·12-H23S. < F -'18 I
WESTCLIFF CONDO
Spanous like new 2 BH. 2 bath +
d 1 n ing. F1 rep I ace ·mirrored
wardrobes · dccor<ltor l'ptstdrps -
gourmet k1lt'hen. Pool walk to
shopping S84 500. I larnct Perrv
1)42 823.5. I F ··l!I)
UNEQUALED VIEW
C )f t'oastline + fabulous garden area
w view of hills! L1tcr<1llv the last
house in Corona dcl Mar. The ul-
li matl1 in privatv. 4 BR. familv
homt· in good school cl1str1ct. Kevs to
3 Camt.-o Shores beaches. Fee land
$235.000 Bl vt.'rly l\1 orph.v 642-8235.
W501
liLUFFS COHOOMIMIUM
Beauttfully customized ··v .. plan.
Hand::.ome ('pls. wallcoverings &
mirrored wardrobes. Sunnv kitchen
w/ncw OW & dis posa l. Fa.milv-size
dining rm views charming private
pallO Walk to shops. o;;chools & com-
m u n 1 t y p ool. Sll7,500. Cathv
Schwc1ckl·1t f~2-8235. (F 51 l
A HAPPY SUMMER
Can be yours tn this chot('e 2 BR +
den Deerfield townhome close to
pools & tennis. Dining rm + patio.
57!).900. Maclt>ltne Cro">s 752-1414.
CF-52>
BALBOA ISLAND J
Enjoy the warm friendl v <.ti·
mosphere + fabulous So. Bavfront
location w/charming older ·s BR
home + l BR apt. Sandy beach.
S351.000. Kave Evans 642·823!l. <F-53) .
HURRY -HURRY!
Delightful 2 BR + dining rm Willows
home. Close to parks & schools.
Fruit trees in b<.ickyard. A great buy
at only S73.500. Anita Bradshaw
752-141'1. <F' 54)
'CASA MAGNIFICO
Brand new 2-story 5 BR home on lg.
Jot. Ocean. bay & undeveloped hills
view. Upgraded cpt & ceramic tile
entry. Perfect for grncious living &
entertaining. $290.000. Sandie Fix
644-0200. (F-55)
EMERALD IAY
Newly listed! S pacious 2 SR + den
custom home . w I 180 degree view!
Completely redone w/new kitchen.
cpts. drps & decor ator paper. Lg.
living & dining areas -perfect for
entertaining.· $269.500. Beverly
Morphy 642-8235. <F -56)
NEWPORT HEIGHTS DBJGHT
Move in before school starts to thi.
well-located & maintained home <ori
R -2 investment type lot). 4 BRs.
study. 2 baths + 2-car garage. Lot
runs tbru Catalina to La Jolla ln
shady. glen location. Priced right at
$159.450 fee. Quick p()Ssession possi·
ble! Tom Allinson 642-8235. (F·57)
I') f '-''~1 t l~n·J
VA-NO DOWN. Award winning
C ltas. 4 Bdrm .. 2~ bath, many'
mnovullons -most copied home in the
lJ S A. Own er will carry on sale
1·o nlrac l. Once i n a lifetime
nppo1twlity going fast! .... $83,500.
LAS HIUSAS JEWEL Let lhc zephyrs c ·<in~~ your bod in idyllic San Juan
Cap1strano. 3 Bdrm., 2 bath, Roman
1· o u rty ar-c..l , oversized p atio &
pn>fessionally landscaped. All this
.111<1 for only .................. S77.500.
U l•:AT T ll F. ltEAT m this ocean view.
~ ~tory, 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath home in
.,l'mt lropu.:al San Juan Capistrano.
Central air conditioning, cathedra l
open beam ceiling & upgraded
t hruout. Goodies t oo numerous to
tnl'nliun. Owner says sell -bought
new home. Best buy in Orange
Count val .................... $78,500.
FREE RENTALS
Ht•ul Estate professionals -jom us!
Ask about our 90-10 commission split.
'.\lo rent to pay.
CALL 493-4521
"EYerythinc) we toc.ich turns to Sold"
13 I 61 Camino Capistrano, Suite L
San Juan Capistrano . __..._
Gt'nerol l 0021 ~enerol 1002 •.....•..•..•.••.•.••.. •··••····•·····•······
BLUFFS SPECIAL!!!
SPACIOUS 2 BR, 2 BA. Living area on
one level. Sliding glass doors of lge ..
lorm. din. rm. open to priv. encl. patio.
un beautiful Vista Ca1on greenbelt. one
or the largest in prime early Bluff~r.
pool & putting green. Cathedral ceil. &
frplc. in lge. liv. rm. w/viewing deck.
Nt•w carpels & appliances. Sl20.000.
E\clus1vc. app't. only.
HELEM B. DOWD
REALTOR 644-0134
GMt-rol I 002 Gt'nerol . 1002 .........••......••••.• .•..•........•.......•.
PANORAMIC VIEW -
JUST REDUCED!
. H uge living room with French
doors to charming patio. Beautiful
wood noors. Marble jacuzzi tub.
1 mmediately available at $275.000
a nd you own the land.
OPEN 1-5 I 5 RUE CA.MMES
LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION!
Barbor View Hom es Portofino,
('lose to park & pool. Ready for
you to stm'l the new school year.
Need a bonus room. 3 bedrooms.
31 :l baths'! All for $170,000.
OPEN 1-5 1836 PORT TIFFIN
HEED AH OFFICE1
This attractive 4 bedroom. 21r.i
bath home has just been reduced.
1t has a secluded room ideal for
private offi ce. Oversized dining
room with bay window is one of
many added features. $185,000 fee.
OPEN 1-5 I 960 PORT RAMSGA TE
BLUFFS
End unit on g reenbelt. close to
pool. 3 bedroom s. family room.
formal dining. View of mountains
by day. Newport lights at night.
.Just listed at $147 .500.
OPEN 1·5 2128 VISTA LAREDO
HORTH BLUFFS LINDA
Beautiful landscaping, tasteful d e-
('Or ating. 3 BDRMS. 2 oaths,
enclosed atrium. wra p.around
patio AND one-Jevel living on a
quiet cul-de·sac. $159,500.
OPEN l·S 419 OHDA
BLUFF~PACIOUS FAMILY HOME
Sparkling Z-plan on beautiful
greenbelt. 5 bedrooms, 2 separate
e n closed patios. quality tile.
c ustom shutters. Many upgraded
features. $155,000
OPB4 l·S 302 VISTA l'WUCHA
THE MOST IN DOVM SHOltlS
THE MOST spectacular harbor &
ocean view. THE MOST elegant
home with high ceilings and wood floors. THE MOST exquisite
landscaping s urrounding the
perfect pool. THE MOST for
$490.000.00
OPEM l·S 1432 QALAXY
SP~ACUL.il IAYROMT VllW
Reduced to sell! 4 Bedrooms wlth
eparate guest quarters. Just
steps from the Newport Harbor
Yacht Olub. $349,500.
0'84 2-7 941 Vf. IAY Aft.
SALES
ASSOCIATE
JACK LESCH
OPEN HOUSES
10499 Salinas River Cir cle
Fountain Valley
5 Bedroom, 2~4 BA $122,900.
8141 Fox Hall Huntington Beach
3 BEDROOM, l1!:! BA CONDO S6i,900.
177 No. Mohler Anaheim
4 BEDROOM 2 11:• BA $108,500.
5308 Seashore Dr. Newport Beach
Duplex 2 & 4 BEDROOMS $189,900.
16842 PCH #204 Huntington Beach
1BEDROOM,1 BA Beach CONDO $80,900.
9680 Cornwall Huntington Beach
3 BEDROOM l 1/2 BA CONDO S.56,950.
1631 Avendia Salvia Fullerton
3 BEDROOM, 2 BA CONDO $68,000.
Gt'Mrol
18055 MCICJnoliO St.
Fcutfain V dley
963-8311
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RIVIERA CONDOS-REDUCED!!
Newport Riviera. compl etely r e-
modeled, like new! 3 & 4 BR., fam. rm ..
2112 ba.: 1900. 2200 s q. ft. Tennis.
Jacuzzi, sauna, pool. rec. rm. S89.500.
$94,500.
HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR 644-0134
GeMral 1002
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JT'S
TIME FOR ACTION!
.. on two beautiful MONTEGOs in
H.V. Hom es! Sellers are moving
and want to see your offer. Call now
for appt. to see their homes & let's
show them the color of your pretty
green deposit! Both private corner
location & top qua lity
Call now!
JACK HOWELL ~~~IAIF" 644-1156
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HOMES OPEN I ·5 Thia 4ftft'n00ft
UNl9UE IN SHORECUFFS -4 bdrm,
pool, m ini estate. new kitchen,
i mmat .. $207 .500. See Nadine Crout at
242 Driftwood.
UNl9UE IM HARIOR VIEW HOMES -
Unbel ievable beautiful. 4 bdrm.
Palermo. with j<.1cuzzi. fire pit and a
zillion upgrades. See Natalie Fogarty
at 1877 Port Taggart.
UNlc;>UE IN LAGUHA -4 bdrm. bonus
r m , 2 decks, and VIEW of white
Wi.lter, canyon & lights. See Marilyn
Eisenman at 639 Buena Vista Way in
Temple Hills area.
UMlc;>UE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES -3
bdrm. fam rm, lgc country kitchen, nr
park/pool. See Barbie Hutchings at
1830 Port Ashley. Bring $152,000
UMl9UE IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR -
"Cottage-like" 3000 sq. ft , 4 bdrm, 5
baths, 2 frplcs. $242,500. See Allen
Heller at 310 Orchid Ave.
UMlc;>UE IN EASTILUFF -Newly dee. 5
bdrm pool home -VIEW! $181 ,500.
See Sharon Sm ith at 2827 Cassia.
Reduced. $8000.
Newport Helthta areit. 2
Bedrm oo lar&• cul-de· sac R·2 Jot. Room for
traiJer or boat. Cali now.
~:.· -ANYTIME
Sokr Heahd Pool
Laree 2 story Costa Mesa
-4 bedroom home. Heavy
shake roof, custom brick
and We work. Gas BBQ •
Low maintenance yard.
Hurry, owner moved to
Canada and must sell!
Prie«I onJy $82,500. Sub·
mil your terms. Call
546-SRSO.
~-HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
Sale or lease w/option. 2
BR, 2 Ba, oceanview
Condo. 1 Blk lo bch.
Oceaoside Marina shups
& dining. Pvt balcony,
pool, jaeuzzi, tennis, sun.
deck. owe 2nd. $76,900.
Owner. SS2·7979
SUPER CONDO
$52,500
Close to shoppmg at 17lh
or Westctirr. 1 Bed rm.
patio, fplc, pool & ree
hall. 1 Car garage +
parking space. Open Dai-
ly 154 Sanla Isabel, l'Or·
ner Elden, CM. We TRf
harder at TRI HARBOR.
UHIQUE IN WALNUT SQUARE 3 . .;::=====~ bdrm, newly 'decor ated, a ir-cond.,
community pool. $67,900. See
owner/agent, Caroline Mayo at 14693
Oval in Irvine.
UNlc;>UE IN THE BLUFFS -·2 bdrm +
den, or 3 bdrm. new listing. will sell
soon at $159,500. See Elaine Bell at
2907 Perla.
UNIQUE OVER NEWPORT HARIOR -4
bdrm, 2 story, incredible Bay views,
room for tennis. See Harriette
H ammond at 1101 Krngs Road,
$298,000
UHl9UE IH TURTLEROCK -Spacious 4
bdrm townhome. Superclean, $133,000 .
See Alison Stevens at 18741 Paseo
Cortez
UHlc;>UE IN RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN -2
bdrm, den, end unit with park view.
s m ashing! See Rita Boland at 16
Montanas Sud, bring Sl22.500
UNIQUE IH HARIOR VIEW HOMES -
Colorful. 3 bdrm. 2112 bath, plus lge.
guest qtrs of 1 bdrm, 1 bath $185,000.
See Wendy Beam al 1718 Port
Margate
UHIQUE IH HARIOR VIEW HILLS -
Spacious 4 bdrms. fam rm, gam e rm.,
dining rm. 3 car garage. Immac.
$239,500. See Vergilene Hull at 1422
Keel Drive.
AEALTORS'·
THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES
CORONA DEL MAR, 675~
MESA VERDE. 546·5990 • CALL US
A HOMEY OF A PAD ,,r'
. . . and you don't need to be a
bachelor. because this s harp con·
dominium in The Bluffs has 3 bdrms ..
& 2 baths. $117,000. How does that
grab you'?
,. 673-4400
REDUCED!
Owner must sell this
solid, well·built 4 bedrm
home. Lots of extras.
covered patio, even room
for R. V. Don't pass this
outstanding value. Call
NOW' ~21
SURF REALTY
OPEHHOUSES
SAT/SUM 1·5
COLLEGE PARK
3 Bedrm, 2 bath, dbl gar • ,
lge yard w/frwt trees.
S78.000. 237 Wake Forest.
Costa Mesa
JR VINE
3 Bedrm, 2 bath, easy liv-
mg, beaul: Jandscpg &
palio. $105,000. 17942
Mann St., Irvine.
646-3928 545.3433
Lachenmyer
Realtor
DO YOU HAVE BOAT OR
1...A.RGE CAMPER? We
have 2 houses for you.
$65,500-$70,500. Great
Western R. E. 847·9632
HEAR THE BEACH
Tius beautifully decorat·
ed 3 bedroom. 2 bath
home is only 7 yrs old.
Just tickle your toes on
the new plush carpeting .
Fresh paint & lush
landscaping complete
the bargain. Owner bas
been transferred &
wants qu.ick sale. Full
price $69,900. CALL
556-2660. '
«=SELECT
I PROPERTIES
HARBOR·
VIEW
HOMES ·
Desperate (Sale sell
out). Delightful im ·
1002 GeM1'Clll . IQ02 . macula te, highly up-
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••··~··••••• graded 3Br or 2 & den. ' din rm, spacious backyd t:::::=::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::~:;::::::J w /patios, covered deck-i n g & manic ur ed
gardens, new cpls, new
dishwa.sllf?r. new hot wtr
beater, west side sun ex-
posure. The best buy in
Harbor View ..
LUSK REALTY
675-3411
rac>IATI SA.LI
FASTAMDHOW
A lo•elf Mesa· Verde
4treet will lead to four bedroofnt overl(loldng a
beauUful 1ard. li.tra
Wide drivewa1 f« your av. ne toart •• ,. MU.
Call QOWI S41-Z:US.
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COURTYARD
ENTRY
nOPICAL
LANDSCAPING
CATHEDRAL
ENTRY
• Quiet tree-lined •trnt
wub wrouaht iron lt•l1
th.al leads past a trop1c11I
~&1*n cowtyard Euler
dramallc catbedr.tl h\.
ing and d1n1nii rooin
Premium W.lll lrt' .. ,
ments throuahoul
Warmly panel~ family room with nalur.il w0<w1
b u r n 1 n g f 1 r e p I a t 1~
194,500. Call 962·7788
-IQ. KE:Y <Q ~E:AL TOP.S X
BALBOA ISLAND
4 Bedroom + sho.wp1c(:e
All woode n c harm
tucked under lari:1·~l
pme lree on Island antl
calHordet1uls.
BACK BAY
Fantastic custom homl.'
for a large family 4
• Bedroom , 3 bath + rum
pus room + den + fam1
lyroom.
OPEN SAT & SUN l 5
1857 BRAEMAR WAY
BLUFFS FINEST
JUST REDUCED
Great family home, hui:1•
pla y room or 5th
bedroom. F'anta4'llt'
grei?nbelt view Endo~l·d
patio with hrt•p1t '1 ht·
Bluffs finest
OPF:N SAT & Sl1N I 5
411 VlSTA SUl::HTE
NEWPORT
SHORES
Two hJrcl to find. s1dl• hy
side humc:.. T.tkl• ~ uur
pick.
3 Bedroom, 2 bath m·w
kitchen, quahly l'Urtwt.
1mmac. Light & u11' 11•1
the sunshine in. '~ llh•ck
lo pool & tenru:.
OPENSAT&SUN l 5
S46PHOSPt-:c r
Just :.teps from the surf
and tennis courtl! 3 Nice
bdrms. 2 lovely hathi.. u
. ~real kitchen ov.:rlook
Ing your kings1Lc llvmi:
roonr.-• 'a very priv.1tc
co~rete patio and a
fenced yard for lot 11 I
pnvacy what more coulrl
you ask for at the lov.
a.skin~ pnce This vnl'
will sell fast· 1( you w.1nt
Newport Call on th1:-.
Jewel! 640-7171
ff I\/ If </•I r ~1 '' t I
[~IR&IHI
NEWPORT DUPLEX
A very hard to find
owner occupied duplex
1 on the Newport.Balboa
t Peninsula. Great for
year around or summer
1 rentals. Thb building
bas had snat care. 2 out· staDdtnl 2 bdrm unilSJ>n
u euy ace.a atreet and
bHt 'of all a very
moderate price, don 'l
mLu tb1a ioveatment.
•1111. • I iii
I • 6 PAM RM tr DIN
1 MfJ Santa An • Cmto M a
fl45 o:rl3 $69.~ Sun l ·5
1 llDaOOM
:J.9 t.,nkeview. Irvine
~ <m3 $15.9.900 Sat Sun I 5
'f 10 Covt.•. l rvine
ti73 MSO $1 lR.500 Sat Sun 1 5
11641.Countrvwood (Wtllows> In·
7''2 1414 $73.500 Sat Sun 1 s
t. llo-;emnry (WoodbridGe l Irv
752-1414 $72.500 Sat/Sun 2ti
;_'ft l,ahvlcs. Wdhrd~Al>rl akl•. Irv
7t.9 l~l~ $i.J9.500 S•ttlSun t 5
.i242'l Lookout Crt San Juan Cap1s
1~1'1 Mfl3 $97,500 Suri
lXtSl (.;lc1111l'yrc. La14u11a Beach
495 1720 Sl 13.~>0 Sum1:t v I s.
*2G486 E' rgrnRd . VlgSJuan.SJC
t'JS 4:JC1.f Sli:i.soo SattSunda v
711 Mangold. Old CtlM
1,10 7252 St:l!> ')00 Sat & Sun
~li03'i Canuno Atldanlu. '.\1ssn. VJO
1~1i !HiOt 57 1.900 Sat 1Sun 1 5
511 CalaltnJ, "l~wport Hls. N B.
1;1111 56 S!l \.500 Sal/Sun l 5
:!14 Duhlw. Coru11a dC'I Mar
•i40 !1JOO Sunday I 5
1fi!J2 Pmecrest. l I B.
846-0076 $450 mo. • Sat/Sun 1 5
• 1126 South Flo\\ er St. Santa Ana
Ii 1li 32.55 Sunday l 5
2 BR & FAM RM or DEM
1040 Santa Ana. ArchBchHts. Lag
•i42-5200 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1-5.;30
:! SpurrowhLlwk <Woodbrictge> Irv
fl75·7060 S9R .500 Sat/Sun 1 5
:i North Cove (Woodbridge> Irv.
752·1414 $118.fiOO Sat/Sun I S
~10 Poinsettia. Corona del M ar
642·fl235 $205.000 Sat/Sun l 5
250 Cecil Place. Cost a Mesa
1>45-0303 $64.000 Sat/Sun 2 5
·~9<rl Perla St. TheBluff::>. NB
fi75 ·6{)(J0 Sl59.500 Sal/Sun l ·5
• 16 Mo~anas Sud. RanchoSanJoaq
(i75-6000 $122.500 Sat/Sun 1 5
:W·tO l S. W. Birch. Newport Beach
54n 2313 Sl25.000 Sunday l S
10243 Westminster. Garden Grove
540-3f>f>6 · Sat & Sun l 5
1 lti()l Ka1.<111 St C\ValnutSq> Irvine
551 588!} $69.950 • Sat Sun l 5
'.!.> Vw10. lr\'ine
752·05U S138 000 S S Call da' I
11 \111111.ina~ .\nrll· H ~rndwS.! >It'
i52 1-l 14 Slln.000 Sun. l 5
3 BEDROOM
:3:1!1~2 Blul' La nlt·rn. Da na Point
l!lfi·HS3.5 R31 <!liOll Sat Sun I 6
:iii! l St·rene (Cal Clas...,ic ) H.B
H·I0-288S Sl02.000 S<Jl tSun I ;)
:>Iii Pro~peel. NPwport Shorrs. NB
ti7:nnoo Sal & Sun 1 5
'.!256Colgalc. Colle~ Park. C .~l.
8!>8 7855 S81.500 Sat &S~n l 5
•11:1 G2ntl St . Nrwport Beach
1,12-~385<J S82.500 Sun 11 1
:w; 62ncl St . Newport Be~1 ch
1>-12-3850 SI 15.000 Sal Sun 2 Ii
23002 Vesper. <Lakt' frsll El Toro
837 -8Z-r3 Si3. 700 S.it Sun !l·.'i
JO:l Via '.\kn tom• < 1.ulo Isle> .Npl Bch
fi7:J.8423 $187 .500 Sal Sun 1·5
2U T1mherlmt• <Deerfield l I rv
i52-6521 ~•7.900 Sat Sun t :i
•7 Rork SprmE:'S <Deerfield l Irv
55!J-0228 ~12.:lOO Sat Sun 12 ;;
:!!I C:invon lsl<ind Dr Newport Reh
75\J-0087 Salt Sun 1-:l
1000 Wh ite S:.uls <IJV Hills) CdM
G73 3230 Sat Sun 1 5
43!H2nd St.. Newport Shores. NB
fi45-G080 Sl30.000 Sat 'Sun l 5
:l277 rowu Street. Costa Mes<•
997-9300 S84.~l00 Sat'Sun l 5
212'1 l\liramar. Balboa P~n Pt. Ual
fi42·5200 S14.9.500 Sal S11n 1 ·S
1831 NwptHls DrKlfVl lomes.Nl3
644 -6200 $169.500 Sat Sun I 5
101 Vista Roma <Bluffs> N B
642-8235 Sal'Sun 1·5
:l34 E 19th Street. Costa Mesa
645·0:30:i S87 .500 Sal 'Sun 1-5
1818 Pt. /\bbev Pl t IIV Hms l N B
fl..15-0303 Si42.500 S.11 Sun l 5
• l46<J3 Oval Rd. WalnutSq . Irv.
675·6000 S67.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
303 Esplanade. Newport Beach
673·8550 S167.500 Sunday 1·5
8~4 Victoria. Costa Mesa
646-'nll Sunday l·S
I $05 Mariners Dr . Newport Beach
646·7711 Sat Sun 1 5
~1 28Slerlin~. Co~la Mesa
646-7711 Sund.iv 1 :;
•59 t Knowell. Costa Mesa
Ci46-7711 Sal/Sun 1-5
15 Rue Cannes <Big Canyon) N.B.
644·1766, $275.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2431 Santa Ana. Costa Mesa
640·9900 ~ Sunday 1·5
223 Orchid. Corona del Mar
759-0811 Sjl/Sun l 5
3382 Marigold. Costa Mesa
640-9900 Sat & Sun l 5
2405 Spruce. Santa Ana
540·3666 Sat & Sun l 5
2256Colgate. Mesa Verde. C.M.
540-3666 · Sat&Sun 1·5
206 La Jolla. NewpOtt Beach
546-2313 $205.000 Sun 1·5
•501 Tustin. Newport Beach
546-2313 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4602 Havenhurst. Irvme .
TS2·1700 $74.500 Sat 12:30-4 :30
11521 Teachers. Irvine
754-1202 sg,,900 Sun. 1·5
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DIRECTORY
...... ....., ... lwy .... ~ ......... -c .. • . n ~Al .............. ... - , ................ ., .... r •·-·~·~DAIL PF.OTWAMT'ADS.'*-........ .._.._ ... ,...._~ .... _. ..... " .................. ... --.,.
*431 Lugonia. Nwpt Shot·es. NB
646-3255/545-5887 Sunday 1-5
4612 Abbottswood. lr-Yine
752·7315 $72,900 Sunday 1·5
16161 Birdie, Hunt. Village. HB
546-4141 $76.500 Sunday 1 ·5
400 Vis ta Quinta (Bluffs > N. B.
642-8235 $132.000 Sun. 1·5 :no12 Via San Vicente. Sarf Juan Cap
4!.13··1521 $78,500 Sunday 12·5
:11062 Via Santo Tomas. S.J. Cap.
4934521 $77 .500 Sat/Sun 12·5
3 BR & FAM RM or DEM
1212 Pembroke. Newport Beach
642·0758 Sat/Sun 1·5
2127 Sterling. Costa Mesa
H42.0758 567.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1224 Essex Ln (Westcliff> N.B.
645·2717 $145.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2338Colgate. College Park. C.M.
642 2237 Sat &Sun 1-5
1812 Port Manleigh Pl, Npt Bch .
G-14·7730 Sat. &Sun. 1-5
231 Lugonia. Newport Beach
548·5801 Open Sunday l ·5
24165Jagger. El Toro
586·5158 $81.500 Sat/Sun 11·5
!>73 Junipero (Mesa Del Mar) C.M.
546-3091 S82.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
8721 Mossford. Huntington Beach
962-1024 Sat/Sun 12·6
WO Via San Remo (Lido Isl) NB
r;73.9447 Sat. 1·5/Sun. 11-5
:i22 Poinsettia (Old CdM > Cdl\1
fl75 ·7609 S226.500 Sun 1·5
1171 Cheviot <The Willows) Irv.
552 8164 S79.900 Sat/Sun 12·6
IOl Via Toluca. San Clemente
831-9122 $194.000 Sat/Sun 10·6
18612 Paseo Pizarro CTrtlrk> Irv.
fi75·4630 5125.000 Sat 12-4
24191 Okeechobe, Lake Forest
9fi2-7788 SI 10.000 Sunday 1·5
H>372 Fairway. Huntington Beach
9fl2·7788 576.900 Sunday 1·5
• 2935 J uva Road. Mesa Verde. C.M.
675·8800 Sunday 1·5
11 lfi l\1 iramar St. Laguna Beach
·1!11·7513 Sl42.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
!l8·1 Grove Place. Costa Mesa
1;15. lfi42 S65.500 Sat/Sun l ·5
IS 15 Gorham Or. <Cameo Sh r s) CdM
ll73-7().l0 Sat/Sun 1·6
2!J221 Tierre. North View. Lag Ngl
!!JS M07 Sll9.500 Sun 1 :~·4 :30
23372 Via Ch1rpa. Mission Viejo
495·1870. eves 581·6927 SIS 1-5
210!>1 '.\-lira mar Lane. Hunt'gton Bch
531i··l736 S84 .900 Sat/Sun 12·5
1640 Jlillc rest Dr. North Laguna
1'14·75.)1 $184.500 Daily 10-6
:q Willow Tree CVill. Ill ) Irv
552·0434 $99.700 Sat/Su~ 2·5
2298 Redlands Dr .. Newport Bch
G-12·0596 Sll0.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
s.12 Prospect. Newport Shores. NB
673-8700 Sat &Sun 1·5
2515 Cres t view <Bayshores) N.B.
f) I l·ll(ili $159,500 Sun. 1·5
:310'11 Calle De La Primavera. D. Pt. .l!Js 1870 $176,500 Sal/Sun
2682 Rasswood <Eastbluff> N.B.
83:Hi78I $139.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
410 Lcnwood (Npt. Heights) C.M.
tM:i 7575 Sl 15.000 Sun. 1·5
2!Hll C;italpa <Eastbluff> N. B.
ul0·6500 $159,500 Sun 1·5
• • 27756 Bayshore La. Lk Frst
fi,12·5200 S132.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
7011-15th St.. CliffHa ven. N. B.
fl 12·5200 Sl36.950 Sat/Sun l ·5
1718 Labrador Dr. Mesa Verde. CM
546·6372 S79.500 Sat/Sun 1·6
1300$eacrest. HarbVuHls. CdM
644-1920 Sl97 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•3129 Bray Lane. Costa Mesa
646·3255 579.460 Sat/Sun 1·5
2111 Aster. Costa Mesa
646-7171 SlOS.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
669 Vis ta Bonita <Bluffs) NB
631-1400 $135.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•215 Lugonia St. Nwpt Shores. NB
645-6080 $115.000 sai1Sun 1·5
718 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar
H46-7171 Sat/Sun 1·5
2918 Catalpa. Eastbluff. NB
540-1151 $133,000 Sa 11·4: Sn 1·5
543 Santa Ana. (Nwpt Hgts> N.B.
646-4463 $114.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
14552 Guama. Irvine ,_
540-1151 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•Sol Senate. Costa Mesa
833-0639 $79.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
942 Azalea. Coste Mesa
546-2313 $92.000 Sun 1,5
1712 Highland Dr .• Newport Bch
957-0701 $149.900 Open Daily
236 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) N .B.
644-4910 $215.000 S/S 1-5:30
1979 Pt.Trinity Crcl,HVHms.NB
642·8235 Sat/Sun 12·5
·19411 SlerraLa10Rd. Trtlrk.lrv
. 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5
1830 Pt. Ashley, HV Hms, Nwpt Bcb
675-6000 $152,000 Sat/Sun 1..S
118 The Master Circ .. COsta Mesa
645--0303 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
8S31 Marvale. Landmark. Hunt Bch
545-9481 $106.000 Sat/SUD 1·5
941 Lansing, Cedar Glen.. CM •
545·949l $83.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2335 lrvine Ave .• Newport Beach
646-7711 Sunday 1·5
4191 Blocidin, Racquet ClbHry. •nu . ·sum., 1-s
20881 Balsa& Clr •• Bunt•~ Bcll
•2007 Baker, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $93,700 Sun 1-5
3214 Washington. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $78,500 Sun 1·5
21822Starfire. Huntington Bch
540-3666 Sat&Sun 1·5
6402 Dunn. Huntington Beach
540·3666 Sat&Sunl-5
3232 Iowa. Mesa Verde. CM
546-5880 $78.900 Sat/Sun l.S * * •409 N. Bayfront. Bat Isl
752-1700 $398,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
461 Seaward Rd .• Corona del Mar
675-2311 $15.9,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
547 Riverside. Nwpt Hgts
752-1700 S115.000 s 12:s1s 11·3
1336 S. Maple. Santa Ana
752·1700 $68,000 Sat 1·5
3726 Saus ilito. Irvine
752·1700 $85.500 Sunday12-4
3611 Pine St .. Irvine
752-1700 $91.900 Sunday 1·5
2967 Mindano, Mesa Verde. C.M.
556·2660 $90,000 Sunday 1·5
2405 Bonnie Place. Costa Mesa
754·1202 $141,400 Sat/Sun 1·5
217 Amherst. Costa Mesa
754-1202 $85,500 Sun. 1 ·5
3222 Griset , Santa Ana
754-1202 $82,400 Sun. 1·5
•4151 Filliman. Hunt. Harbour
540.1720 $205,000 Sat/Sun l·S
2944 Baker. Costa Mesa
771·2386 589.950 Sat/Sun 2-5
• •4500 Roxbury Dr ..
Cameo Shores. CdM
675·5.511 $266.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
•101 Kings Place. Newport Beach
546·8640 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
655 Darrell. Co'sta Mes a
540-1720 $75,000 Sun. 1·5
382 Esther (Eastside >Costa Mesa
642-8235 Sun. 1·5
1845 Pt. Westbourne (HV Hms > N. B.
640·5560 $147.500 Sun. 1·5
464 Ogle. Costa Mesa
675·1642 $129,500 Sun 1-5
633 Skyview Lane. Costa Mesa
752·7315 S89.900 Sunday 1·5
9 Skipper. Irvine
675·4822 $109.000 Sun. 1-5
15301 Reims Circle. Irvine
752·7315 Sunday 1·5
186 Virginia Place. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $130.000 Sun. 1·5
658 Joann. Costa Mesa
540·1720 S72.500 Sun. 1·5
9552 Zion Cir. Park Hunt'gton. H.B.
545·9491 $96.500 Sunday 1·5 ·
1589 Corsica. Mesa Verde. C.M.
545·9491 S79.900 Sunday 1-5
1913 Hall. Doll House. Santa Ana
545·9491 S64.500 Sunday 1-5
• 1719 Labrador. Mesa Verde. C.M.
540·1720 SSS.500 Sun. 1·5
2870 Zell Drive. Laguna Beach
497·2457 Sl49.500 Sunday 11:30·3
2305 Redlands. Newport Beach
645 -7221 $119.500 Sunday 1·5
2161 Raleigh. Costa Mesa
752·9023 $89,500 Sun 12-5
1056 Vallejo Cir .. Costa Mesa
545-7983 $92.000 Sunday 1·5
•8 Monterey Cir •. Spyglass. CdM
675·3411 $237.500 Sunday 1·5
20191 Interior Ln. Htg. Bch
968-4602 $98,500 Sun 1·5
1337 Cliff Dr. Laguna Beach
675-3411 $275.000 Sunday 1·5
1951 Port Locksleigh, N.B.
675·3411 S139,900 Sun 1·5
4 IEDROOM
•2101 Highland. Newport Beach
540·1151 $137 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•234 Colton. Newport Beech
646-2748 $115.000 Sat/Sun 12·5
25211 Yacht Drive, Dana Point
496-7711 Sunday 1·4
8202 Brixham. Huntington Bch
963-6767 $128.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
9086 Cardinal Ave .. Fountain Vlly
549.2330 $79,950 Sat/Sunday
223 Via Ithaca. (Lido Isle) NB
673-0289 $225.000 Sun. 1·5
102 Calle Bella Loma. San Clem.
498-0040 $160,500 Sat/Sun 11·5
•8172 Malloy Dr .• Huntington Bch
645·9950 Sat/Sun 1·5
20371 SomervilJe <Pac Snds > HB
960·5569 $74,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
113 Via Nice (Lido Isle> N. B.
645-7575 $215.000 Sun. 1·5
1296 Londonderry St.. Costa Mesa
546-4141 S7S.SOO Sat/Sun 1-5
303 Columbia. Newport Beach
546-2313 $145.000 Sun 1·5
•2634 Vista Omada. Bluffs. NB
642-5200 Sl~.000 Sundayt-S
29337 Edgewood Rd. San Juan Cap
554"5337 Open SUnday
3095Trlnlty. Costa Meaa
545-9'91 $85.000 ~ Sunday 1-S
837 s. New Haven. Oranae
545-9491 $91.500 Sunday 1..s
1&231Nant.M, lrvlnc
832·7151 Sun. 1 ·S
3145 Llmertck Lane. Costa Mesa
6'5-0303 saa.soo Sun.1-s 2186'1 Ocean Vlew Ln., H.B.
98.1-6767 S109,950 Sun 1·5
•
•901 Bellll. EastblUff. N. B.
644-10 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1984Lemnos. Costa Mesa
Sf.5..5726 $109,500 Sun 2·5 * 1342 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N. B.
644-1766 $490.000 Sun. l ·S
••941 W. Bay (Balboa Penin>NB
&M.1766 Sat. l·S; Sun. 2·7 * 1651 Baker St.. Costa Mesa .
k').3474 $113,500 Sat/Sun 1 S
29511 Ana Marla. Laguna Hills
494-2146 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
•4607 Gorham Dr.CamShrs,CdM
494·1177 $.115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3352 Alabama Circle. Costa Mesa
751·3191 Sunday 1·5
1315 Antiqua Way. Baycrest. NB
642-7408 $239.500 · Sat/Sun 1·5
5831 Liege. Huntington Beach
962·5.511 Sat/Sun 12·6
941 Dahlia. Green brook, C.M.
898-7855 $94.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5951 Sierra Bravo. Trtl Rck. Irv.
631·1800 $129.500 Sunday 1·5
•1539 Cumberland Ln, Newport Bch
646-7414 $169.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
15891 Mills, Westminster
962·7788 $94,500 Sat/Sun 1·6
8531 Topside Cir <La Questa> HB
963-8278 Sunday 1·5
411 Vista Suerte. Bluffs. NB ·
673-8700 Sat & Sun 1·5
34051 Calle De La Primavera. D. Pt.
• 495-1870 $181 .500 Sat/Sun
1514 Highland. Newport Beach
645·7575 $259,000 Sun. 1·5
2216 Donnie Rd. Off 22nd. NB
642·5200 $140.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1970 Pt. Dunleigh <H.V. Homes) NB
640·6500 $189.500 Sun 1·5
52 Drakes Bay, Spyglass. CdM
64<>·6161 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2242 Heather Lane. Nwpt Bch
640-5357 $174.900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
8872 Bellshire (Landmark> HB
968·7307 $95.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3050 Capri La. Mesa Verde. CM
540·1151 $219.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
11 Monterey Cir .. Spyglass. NB
963·9777 Sunday 1·5
*1061 Parkhill Dr .. Costa Mesa
645·7221 $115.000 Sat/Sun l·S
1127 Charleston. Costa Mesa
549-0778 $83.500 Sat/Sun 12·6
2226Alta Vis ta <Eastbluff) N .B.
640-0020 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1924 Leeward. Newport Beach
645-7221 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
'2239 Port Lerwick.HVuHms.N B
644-4910 $179.500 Sal/Sun 1·5:30
14102Saarinen Ave <Colony) Irv
752-1414 5119.900 Sal/Sun 1·5
727 Bellis (E astbluff) NB
642·8235 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1806Sandlewood <Baycrest> NB
642-8235 $215.000 Sat/Sun l ·5
• 1718 Galaxy <Dover Shores> NB
642·8235 $275.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
2226 Port Carlisle <HV Homes> NB
642·8235 $276,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
2106Santiago Dr (Dover Shores> NB
642-8235 S198.500 Sal/Sun 1-5
340 Catalina (Newport Heights> NB
642-8235 $159.450 Sat/Sun 1-5
1718 Pt. Mar~ate. HV llms. NB
675·6000 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1422 Keel Dr. HVHill~. CdM
675·6000 $239.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•242 Driftwood. Shorecliffs. CdM
675·6000 S207 .500 Sal/Sun 1-5
2010 Baltra. Mesa Verde. CM
545·9491 $129.500 Sal/Sun 1 ·5
20911 Balgair Cir .. Hunt'gton Bch
646· 7711 Sunday 1 ·5
1607 Castle Cove. Corona del Mar
759·0811 $287.500 Sal/Sun J -5
1627 Pt. Abbey <HV Homes) NB
759-0811 ' $142.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
1839 Pt. Westbourne (HV Hms >NB
759-0811 $149.750 Sunday 1·5
2778 Albatross. Mesa Verde. CM
545.9491 $122.500 Sat/Sun 1.5
417 Vista Suerte. Bluffs. NB
640·9900 Sat &Sun 1·5
•175.5 New Hampshire. Costa Mesa
646-7711 Sunday 1·5
•30~CountryClb Dr Mesa/V. CM
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2895 Clubhouse. Costa Mesa
752-1920 $129,500 Sunday 1·5
721 Bellis. Eastbluff. Npt Bch
640-9900 Sat & Sun 10·6
3187 Madiera. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $85.000 Sunday 10·5
1737 Pine. HuntinJ.!ton Beach
540·3666 Sat & Sun 1-5
941 Dahlia. Costa Mesa
540·3666 Sat & Sun 1-5
3125 Bray. Costa Mesa
540-3666 Sat & Sun 1-5
2713 Sandpiper. Costa Mesa
540-3666 Sat & Sun l ·5
•3152 Country Club. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $139.500 Sun 1-5
2762 Mallard. Cos ta Mesa
546-2313 $136.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
28 Morro Bay Dr. <Spyglass> CdM
640-6410 $245.000 Sat/Sun 2-6
9S7 Presidio. Mesa del Mar. CM
556-2660 S84.900 Sunday 1·5
543 Pierpont, Del Cel'l'o. C.M.
675-~11 $79.950 Sunday 1 ·S
220Jasmine. Corona del Mar
&ff.7211 $230.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
21322 Bulkhead St. Huntington Bch
983-6767 $95,000 Sunday l ·S
2318 Aralla (Eostbluffl N. B.
888-ll>86 $159 000 Sunday l·S
•SU Traverse Dt .• Costa Mesa ~ $1>4.500 Sun. 1·5
U Btuebl1't QVoodbrldge >Irv. 5$2.~ Sunday l·S
930 Junipero (Mesl <Jet Mar) C.M.
894-1001 S82,SOO Sun. l ·S
•39 l>ee1"ereek O>eerlletd l trv.
675-5909 s1~.ooo Sunday l·S
1071 Tulare, Mesa WOod!. CM •
548-4141 seo,ooo Sunday i.s
1~ saftttaao {WestcllfO NB ·
• ~-8235 $215,ooo sun. i:.s
3103 RO&hoke CEastsldc) Colta Mesa
&W7TU SUftdAy 1·5
2284 Fcirdh&JD, ~·Park. CM
~ SM,800 Sun.1~ ....... , ... _....,,-=--lSO'TK.ftlDnve CbVHllls> CdM • .
646-7711 -SaUSunl-1 Ml-GOO l205,000 S\111. 1-5" •
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oPEHSUM.1-1 4J 6AAWAUID. . BLUFFS BAYFRONTS A NEW ORLEANS HOME NIWUmMGS! •
1.·x 1 kl l32 Seaward Rd .• CGrona del .. '"1. CUSTOM Enlarged, one or a IN THE GRANO MANNER en!.0J'c!i~.~: ... k • RERl::TORS"
\I.it 111~l•x.u3 2 bclnnr. .. 2 frplc. un· kind home of builder/developer of On Little Balboa Island, Grand Canal. perklike~ • paUo +
11.. h lt·llll, pool. Hlably up1r ded BI··u-c-. C • l I h 3 bdrm. & fanlUy. 2
1,, 111111111-.e unll. vlowa of CdM nlsht w ut. 2800 ..-;,\1. t., tn· eve ; 2 uge 3 Bdrms., 3 baths, antique marble baths; dbl. bricll trpls.
11 twnmed ~lllnss. l.ot2300sq. ft. bdrms .• 2""-i ba., tam. rm.; spec· frplc., small boat dock plus stunning 2 Low maloteoance.
1 :.:•·r· thun ,,v.,raso CdM lncome lots. taculur water view. Must see to ap-bdrm. opt. Call to see this magnificent $87,SOOMalteotfei-t
,1.,, 1100 prec. $28.5,000 lnciuding land. home. $385,000. ORONADILM~R
OP.. t·S 2427 VISTA HOILIU OHM SUN I .5
Orange Coast ~ 11.•ANCt rusoMtff• Finest quality A VERY PRIVATE HOME 0ce!:~~~~~.~ de-
'{,;, homu w/AC; prime water view. Ex-ON LITTLE BALBOA ISLAND Jlgbttully charming 2
2600 E. Cuat IWJ., Ctrua llltl lltr tended 2300 sq . fl.. 3 BR. 2'Aa ba.. ::: !::° + ... ~~!-~~o~ RlAl ($TAU 144•4941 $199,500 incl land. 3 &trOwnms., 3 b~th11 s & den'"'plus ? bdrm. $185,000I apt. er w1 carry 1mancing. An OCEAH-HELEN B. DOWD xlnt buy at $265,000. . .. 1 Block, deluxe
duplex; 3 BR, 2 ba. ea.
alAl TOtt. IMC. MLS 644-0 I 34 MORE THAN A HOMl Close to st<ns & Lido lt7J T-Uster •Top 5 .. 11111 • • • Vlllace. Reduced -.o ~,.. $167,9501 I
1974 & 1975 lt....U, A WAY OF LIFE! IAYNONT
Hewport..Mno losd of llffftort UnusuaJ 3 bdrm., 3 bathroom home on OPIN SAT /SUM 1-5
lovely Lido Isle. Large pool with 1805 W. IAY
saWla room; jacuzzi room off of mstr. Brand new duplex: 3 & 2 . F 1 d. . f il BR., f11>lcs .. aundecks, 4 suite. orma mmg rm.~ am Y rm. car garage. Close to
& wet bar .. Magnificent Oak floors. restaurants & 'play CHEERFUL COTT AGE TENNIS ANYONE?
On one or f'orona de! \far's loveliest
"tn•t>h :J l>l·drooms. 2 baths & guest
room. Shullers. FrPnch & Dutch
door<:;. Delightful at Sl47 .500
5 Bdrms., 3 baths; overlooking site of
Davis Cup .Matches. Immaculate! ·
$174,000
OR
Call to see this unusual property! lhi.ng.s. Seller will help
$385,000. ~~~· Reduced to
RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENTS
. lalboa lay Prop.
Realtors t
•675-7060 *
r A COU>WIU IAHMa CO.
644-1766
2161 SANJOAOOINHILLSRO.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
Jog in the park opposite th.is lovely 3
bdrm., 2 bath, also with view. $139,900.
833-9781
Hester-Brown REALTORS
DIRECTORY
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~-. .
28 Drakes Bay (Spyglass> CdM
644-6200 $269.500 Sun. 1·5 * 10603 Angel. Fountain Valley
818-2323 Sunday 1:30·5:30
•'.lll6Coolidge. North Costa Mesa
546-5880 $82.500 Sunday 12·5
11521 Countrywood. (Willows) Irv.
5.51-5468 576.500 Sun. 1·5
1877 Pt. Taggart. HV Hms. NB
675-6000 S204.995 Sunday 1 ·5
c;:i9 Buena Vista w,·. Tern l-n s. LR
54G·599089.500 · sun. 1·5
310 Orchid Ave .. Old CdM. CdM
675·6000 $242.500 Sunday 1·5
1101 Kings Rd. Cliffhaven. NB
675-6000 5293.000 Sunday 1·5
18741 Pas eo Cortez. Turtlerock. lrv
675-6090 $133.000 Sunday 1·5
3140 Sumatra. Mesa Verde. CM
545-9491 S85.000 Sunday 1-5
2752Cibola. Mesa del Mar. CM
545-9491 $85.000 Sunday 1·5
2409 Bonnie Place. Costa Mei;a
645-0303 $135.750 Sun. 1·5
380 Mira Loma. Costa Mesa
645-0303 SI29.SOO
2069 Mandarin. Costa Mesa
Sun. 1-5
540-1720 $144.SQO Sun. 1·5
9592 Bay Meadow Dr. Htg Bch
~)68-4602 S127 .900 Sun 1·5
21'.\22 Bulkhead. HuntinAton Beach
!l63·6i£;7 S95,000 Sun 1·5
5 BEDROOM
2933 Catalpa (Eastbluff) N.B.
673-2500 Sat 'Sun 1·5
2527 Bamboo <Eastbluff) N.B.
833-9781 $176.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
15 Montecito <Spyglass> CdM
644-6200 $290.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
·209 Narcissus. Corona del Mar
759-0811 $350.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 3810 So. Alder. Santa Ana
645-0303 $103,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
13371 Gimbert Ln. North Tustin
731-1404 S140.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
907 Bellis CEastbluff) N.B.
754·1202 $176.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
S llt • 'AM IM Of' D ..
2060 Phalarope Ct. Mesa Verde. CM
546-4141 l135.000 Sat /Suh 1·5
5 Royal St. George. BigCyn. N.B.
640-6161 $465.000 SattSUn 1·5 * 1900 Tahuna Tetrace (JY'V Terr> NB ·
673-6900 S285.000 Sat/Sun 1·~
41 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) CdM
644-6200 Sat tSun 1·5
22 Cypress Pt. Ln. <Big Cyn) NB
644-4910 SSS0.000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30
1839 Tanager. Mesa Verde. CM 545-9491 SU2.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
38Q Hamilton. CUlverdate. Irv
545-9491 Sl03.9QO Sat /Sun 1-5
2 Drakes Bay. Spyglass. Cdf4 '
675-34U $299.500 sat~tU\ 1.S 1936 Port Clart4ge. Newport ach
752-1920 $188,900 un l·S
20241 Norcrott (Laf\dmal'k > R8 96&-7~ S96.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
2807 B\uewater <HV )Ill ts l CdM · ~~11ee 1259.SOO Sun.1.s
2801 Eurooa Dr <Mesa V«de> C.M.
992~ $99.500 Sut\.1·5
2 M~jon Bay, Corona del Mat'
6'No&ll $8.900 SUDda,yl..S
•282'7 Caata. ~tbluff. N8.~~~
'1s..eool> 1181.IOO SdiCJiJ,l-5
1506 Wanrict Lue. Weatcllff, NB ea.saeo *1'19J500 &MQ 1;.a
486Traverse. ~ta Mesa • m.ms ••~ . ~i.:a
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
I BEDROOM
•154 Santa Is abel. Costa Mesa
646·3'l5S $.52.500 Sal/Sun 1·5
2 BEDROOM
1626·0 Iowa St.. Costa Mesa
640·7000 $.58.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1649 B Iowa Street. Costa Mesa
751·3191 $60.500 Sunday 1·5
!J Escapade Ct. <Newport Crest l NB
645·0303 Sll0.000 Sun. 1-5
4 Jordan Eas t. Jn·ine
832·il51 Sun. 1·5
2 IR & FAM RM or OEM
2444 Vista Nobleza. Bluffs. NB
631·1800 $157.500 Sal/Sun l ·S
2927 Perla. Bluffs. Npt Beach
631-1800 Sl62.500 Sundav 1-5
23495 Los Adornos. Laguna Hills·
957-0701 563.900 Sunday 1·4:30
• •621 Lido Park <C·2). NB
759-0811 $245.900 Sal 1Sun 1-5
l BEDROOM * •633 Lido Prk Dr (Unit E· 1 lNB
675·5511 Sat & Sunday 1·5
15506 "J" Williams. Tustin
646-7711 Sundav 1·5
1968 San Bruno <Bluffs) N. B. ·
640-7000 $109.000 Sun. 1·5
2209 Vista Huerta <Bluffs) N. B.
640·0020 Sat/Sun 1·5
tt.5 Seabird Ct.. Newport Beach
754-1202 S82.500 Sun. 1·5
505 Vista Grande <Bluffs) NB
640-4089 $145.000 Sal/Sundav 1·5
432 Vista Suerte CE-Bluff) NB ·
645-9950 Slll.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1955 #F Greenleaf. Anaheim
751·3191 $54.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
522VistaGrande (Bluffs)N.B.
644·1133 Sat/Sun 1·5
308221\\'edC' La\'ist a. S.JCapo
661·1731 S65.500 Sun. 12-5
4725 Arena Circle. Huntington Bch
968-4275 $63.000 Sun 12·5
2520 Vista de! Oro (Bluffs) N. B.
640·5560 $115.000 Sun. 1-5
438 Vista Parada (Bluffs) N.B.
640-5560 $139.500 Sun. 1 ·5
30 Seabird Court. Npt Terr. NB
545·9491 $77.900 Sunday 1·5
3 R & PAM IM w DIM
2216 Vlsta Dorado (Bluffs) N.B.
759-QBll $149.500 Sat /Sun 1..S
701 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar
675-6870 $159.600 Sunday 1:5
*28Ctrlyon Crest. Nwpt Beach
&t0-5SS1 1152.500 SattSun'tS
•1 EtcapadoCourt. Nwpt Beach
645-9322 Sat/Sun 1..S
*#16 Gmtal Court. Npt (,"rest.NB
vrt-2230. 631-iieo Sunday only
•3'1 Can)'Oll laland (Bfg Cyb) N.B.
~ $220.000 Sun. 1.s
419lOOM
312 MARINE AYIHUE
IAUOA ISLAND 67MIZJ
Have something you want Selling anything with a
to seU? ClassUied ads do Daily Pilot Classified Ad
it well -Call NOW, is a simple matter •••
642-;1678. jun call 642·5678.
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
32 Rock Rose. University Park. Irv
751·3191 $83,500 Sunday 1·5·
9588 Bickley Dr (Yorktown Villa) HB
963·8839 $60,500 Sat/Sun 10·5
2 BR & FAM RM or DEH
•23422 Caminito Marcial. Lag His
752-7984 Sb'3.900 Sunday 12·4
3 BEOROOM
29 Canyon Island Dr .• Nwpt Beach
759-0087 Sat/Sun 1-5
#4 Pebblewood (Woodbridge) lrv
551-5774 $87.500 Sunday 12·5
•55 Lakeview. Irvine
675·34ll Sundav 1·5
4 BEDROOM
14Z70 Baker St. Westminster
898-4083 S91.500 Sunday 10·3
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
2 IR & RENTAL
3010 WC'st Balboa Blvd .. N.B.
494·8057 S124.500 Sunday 1-5
2 BR & 4 IR
708 Avocado. Corona de! Mar
675·7060 $185.000 Sun 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
I BEDROOM
717 Fcrnleaf Ave .• Coronadel Mar
,..
645-7221 Sl39.900 Sal/Sun 1·5
2 BR & I BR
135 Cecil Pl.. Eastside Costa Mesa
548-1927 $88.500 Sunday 1·5
2 BR & 2 BR
409Serra <Corona Hlds) CdM
673·3230 Sal/Sun 1·5
414-4141hAcacia. Coronadel Mar
673·8494 $210.000 Sun . 1·5
620 Iris. Corona del Mar
640-7662 $163.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
Sun.1·5
721-721 1-2 Fernleaf. CdM
752-7315 $149,950
·21R&3BR
**1805 w-. Bay. Newport Bch
675-7060 $285.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
605 Larkspur. Coronadel Mar
675·5511 Sl86.500 Sal/Sun 1·5
3 BR & I IR
600 Acacia. Corona del Mar
640·9900 Sunday 2-5
41R&2BR
.,110 S7th St .. Newport Beach
631·1400 $189.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
TRIPLEX FOR SALE
3·2 ll'S
436 Seaward Rd., Corona de l Mar
64' 4848 $195,000 Sun . 1-5
HOUSES FOR RENT
2 1a.tOOM
18654 Maplewood. H .B.
846-0076 $400 m o. Sat/Sun l·S
4 II a PAM IM OS" DBC
5951 Sierra Bravo. Turtle Rock. Irv
631-1800 $625/mo. Sunday t ·S
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR RENT
,a ... OOMS
.32 Canyon Island Dr. CBll Cyn > N. B.
644-4910 ($695/Mo. Sat/~ 1·5:30 . * • 1028 Bayslde Coves. N. B.
ee11n 9950/mo SN/Sun l·S
RACH RETREAT
$58,000
St.ell& lo pounding surf
and crystal -sand! Back
yard 13 bay area play
ground. Winding wooden
walkways to secluded en·
try! Gourmet kitchen.
Step-down conversatton
a r ea + Ci replace I
Sunshine breakfast
patio. Pool -jacuzzi •
volleyball. Garden livina
at it.s li.ne1>l. 847-6010.
oP!N Ill 9 •II~ FUN 101 I N1(f•
[9-lfl*'*'
21HCDM
Sharp 2 -3 be<lrms. 3
baths, 2 bedrm, l bath,
$180,000. Good income.
So. ~ Hwy 2 -on
oversized lot w /great
potential for additional
large unit. 3 BR, 2 BA; l
BR, 1 BA, $155,000.
644-7270
3 IDIMS ·POOL
Picture yourself on the
GENEROUS decking
bedside the crystal clear
pool surrounded by lush
plantings • central hall
plan. Country size
kitchen clean as a whis·
tle. Close to South Coast
Plaza. Only $81.500. Call m.asso.
QNtJ 1119• 115 JUN rOUN'IC'f'
[~lfilllil
VETERAN
HOUSIMG SERVICE
Call your local Veteran
Counselor for lnfo. on VA
home loans. CaJI:
Bkr. 556-7777, 24 H BS.
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IAll OMllM'-
:J " 4 B R. ' B A ''OCEANAIR&'•. ONLY
lOOYDS'roSAND. LRO. PATJO, 3 CAR QA~
ACTUAL I NCOY-r;
03,500 YR. O N LY ~6',000 i'URN. AGT.
645·8616
*****
Formula For
FiMUYing!!
GOl'geous home In fine are& Formal dlnloq
room. country kitchen with •Uno area and
attractive entry. Extra baths. separate family
room and brick fireplace. 3 glorious
bedfooms. Large covered pet10 fOI' summer
tun; room tor pool. Gas BBQ. Huge lot. room
to bu1ldl Trailer acCleSI. Can't lat! $130.000
540-1720
L~~Room!
Attractive home with separate family room and
rumpus room! Dining room area. eating nook.
brrck l1rep/ece and 3 bedrooms. Includes
•. drapes and bookcases. Statue fountain In rear
yard1t Patio. Better hurry! '75.000. Call
540-720
Just Ust«I!
Lovely College Park Buccola home featuring
a1tract1ve petlo with separate garden area.
Dining room area, hearty bricit fireplace. eat·
mg nook and 3 bedrooms. Sliding doors and
garage door opener. Call fa< more details!
S7•.950 501720
A. Honej
In Mesa Verde!!
Many highllght.s in this spacious home with
entertaining extras! Ou~lde flreplt fe>< fun by
the gorgeous poolll Elegant living room with
brlcit rtreplace and hearth; neat family room
centered around clrcular fireplace. Eating
arN. dining area. entry hall 8l1d 3 bedrooms.
Patio. Take action! $89,950 540-1720
Best Buy In Mesa Woods!
The lush atrium will beautify your complete
home! Garden type kitchen with eating area.
d•n1ng room for entertaining and 3 bedrooms.
Brick fireplace and family room: patio and
sprinklers Great area! ~Better hurry! S88.500
Call541H720
MHa Verde Beauty
Super 4 bedrm home with enrertainers wet bar
in the lam1ly room and special effects with mir-
rors• 1<1tchen featunng eating area and bltns.
d1n1n9 rm. attractive entry and 2 stone
ftreplaces. Covered patio. sprinklers, pro-
fessional landsca~ing -lu~. can·c IHI!
S144.SOO. 540-1720
CliHhaYen Triplex!!
Excellent investment in Newpon Beach"
Super triplex. all units 2 bedrooms. un-
furnished. Call now for more details! oon·r
waltl $1 28.000 540-1720
Reduced $7900.
Lovely Span1sn style home in Mesa Woods
area. Cozy llvmg room with fireplace and ma·
jest1c feeling. 4 Bedrooms with spacious
master suite featuring walk·1n closet and
wardrobe mirrored doors. Tiie enrry. dining
room. country k11chen and family room. Central
air. patio and sprinklers. Better hurry. $105 000.
Call 540-1720
Mountain View!!
From both levels of this gorgeous home in
lake Forest! Wet bar for summer entertain-
mg; lovely Illa. built-Ins and eating area In
kitchen. Air conditioning! Separate dining
room, brick fireplace. extra baths and 4
bedrooms. Room tor pool. tennis near. Va·
canl!I Call nowt $122,950 540-1720 Brand
new I
View Of Golf Course!
Immaculate home with huge covered en'9r·
tainer·s patiol Great floor plan with dining
room area. eating nook, brick fireplace In the
family room and 3 bedrooms. No wax flooring ~
In kitchen; electric garage door opener. Love-'
ly' Call now• $75.000 540·1720
540-1720
2955 Harbor Blvd.
.Costa Me~a , .
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HARBOR VIEW
114S "· WH'nOUINI 3 BR . 2 h,1
fam rm . C'u rnwl Plan llandsomt•lv
dec-nrutl•d. ru:hl \' uppolntt•d & whllt•
..;lovP <'h•1111 Prl•m1um lo1:.1t 1u11 . 1usl
'-tt•ps trnm pool & ~rt.·l'nh1·lt $147 ~HI
Ft•t•
THE BLUFFS
2114 VISTA E:HTRADA 4 BR :1 ba a11·
~·011d ,\n·htll'ClUrcdlv l"<l'llmg ramilv
-.1ll'<.l lo""nhoml' l'lld unit Carmelita
Plan Cool. soft &. mo'>l rnv1tmg tbest
sq. ft for dollar valUl' tn l'h01ce early
area 1 Sl-t9.000
438 VISTA ,ARADA :J Bit ~';!ha . split
lt•vel. d r amat1<.' Trin-1 Plan Cnsp &
fresh. dcs1gm•r"" -.howt'a'\l'. a verv
special effort tn this outstanrtmglv ap-
pointed olfcrrni.t at an afforrtable
Sl39.500
2520 VISTA DEL ORO 3 BR. single story.
Sll~.000! ! Don't \\all for this one to ~et
away. Best Bluffs budget buy! & s ingle
level. too! Move into this prime "end
unit" & enjoy all new tarpets. custom
wall covering's. s hutters. fresh paint -
the works' Needs nothing but .vou'
BIG CANYON .
#37 CANYOM ISLAND DR. 3 BR. & den.
view oh !. what a commanding view
truly spl'C'lacular "Augusta Plan"
I mmatulatc t·ondJLJOn . delightfully de·
t ailed. Avail. on !'>Cveral opportunities:
lease. lt•asc option or sale Definitely a
S220.000 valUi.'
INVESTMENT SPECIAL
/\ Collc~c Park-Costa l\ksa triplex C2
b<lrms ). al SI 15.000 These.· unil'i arC'
not fixer uppc.•rs either. just a real fine
vuluc. Act fast'
cae:
GEORGE ELKINS CD.
OVER 'jQ YEARS or SERVICE
e OPEN SUHDA Y 1-5
CAP'TlV A TING "PORTOFtHO"
Spacious 2 Story Home In Harbor
View. Easily Expandable. 3 Large
Ocdrooms. 2 1·2 Bcit'1s Family
Room. Separ ""\_ (\ing Room
Countrv ,,. (\ \Jn Sh~tters
& Cha.~ U -•.'f Curtains & Blinds ,~ .• ~erator Included
Large o...lnaded Patio Pool Size
Yard. Only $159.000
2021 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE
CHARMING TOWNHOUSE "BLUFFS"
Tr~level End Unit "R P lan" With
View. Hig hly Upgraded. Wood
Pegged Floors In Both Entry Hall
& Kitchen. 2 Spacious Bedrooms.
2 12 Ba ths. Den . Wet Bar. All·
f<~lectric' Kitchen , Formal Dining
Room. Pat10 Adjacent Greenbelt
$162,500 2927 PERLA
REOUCED ! BLUFFS TOWNHOUSE
Spectacul ar 2 Story End Unit In
T he Newer "Bluffs" Highly Up-
grad e d . Overlooks Pool &
Ramada. 2 Spacious Bedroom
Suites. 3 Baths Huge Family
Room, Eas ily Con vertible To
Another Suite. Many Other Fine
Features . Near Schools & Shops
Now $157,500
2444 VISTA NOBLEZASAT/SUN 1·5
e BY APPOINTMENT
DRAMA TIC TOWNHOUSE
Canyon Ctest Es lales Area Of
Corona Del Mar. End Unit "E"
Plan With 2 Bedrooms. 212 Baths.
2 Fireplaces. 3 P atios. Built-In All
Electric Kitchen . Beautifully
Carpeted & Draped. Near Pool &
Jacuzzi $124,900 •
STUMHING FRENCH R!GB4CY
In Dover Shores! Gracious 1 Story
French Regency With Exciting
' Bay View . Gated Garden
Courtyard Entry. Living Room
With Marble Fireplace. Family
R oom. Wet Bar. 4 Bedrooms.
S unktn Tub-Showe r In Master
Suite. 3~ Baths. Formal Dlning
Room. All Electric Kitchen.
$285.000
OLD WOIU> CffAIM
Dover Shores E legant 1 $tory Villa
By Ivan Wells. Custom Built Home
.. 3 pcdrooms, Family Room. 2
Baths. Dramatic Entrance Ter·
raced Formal Roman Gatde11s.
Extensive Use Of Marble. Crystal
.... &r lmP-Qrted Wall Coverin&s Ex·
· quisite Quality Throughout
$288,000
IO:Sl.l·:Y ~
~YLOR CO
U-:1\LTOHS -.,111<·1· l!l·H
UDO ISLE CHAIM-$215,000
<•real locution on corner of via Lido
Nord. I furry to see this delightful 3
bc.Jrm & den white stucco with red tile
roof. 14,orma l dining rm. south patio &
· lge pvt sundeck for sunning & potted
planb. Lgc s tor. rm.
2:m VIA MF.NTON1'~ SATISUN 1·5:30
llG CAMYOM C.C.-$350,000
Beautiful park-hke approach to entry
of this lovely custom home on Big
Cyn. golf course Rustic & quaint with
a country flavor. Rough sawn wood
exterior. 5 BR. huge play room. study
& 512 baths. Informal living!
22 CYPRESS PT. LN. Sat/Sun 1-5:30
HARIOR VIEW -$179,500
Beautiful near-new "Palermo" model
with 4 bdrms, lgc family rm w/wet
bar & form al dining. Complete new
landscaping be ing installed in rear yd.
Near shopping, pool & tennis cts. A
g reat family home. You own the land!
2239 PORT LERWICK Sat/Sun 1·5:30
MEW EXCLUSIVE -LIDO ISLE
Beam ed ceilings & warm earth tones
e nhance the beauty of this lovely
2-story home! 3 Bedrooms. family rm.
& 3 baths. Lge south patio + north
patio. Prof. decorated, lush near·new
c ptng, Van Luit pa pers. $270,000
521 VIA LIDO NORD OPEN Sat 1-5 :30
BIG CANYON TOWMHOME-lSE
You'll enjoy living in this NEW 2-story
with 1 bdrm & bath dn a nd master
s uite with sitting rm upstairs. Lge
dining rm, fireplace with logs. large
patios (front & rear). Cptd & draped.
Pool & tennis. S695 Mo
32 CANYON ISLAND Sat/Sun 1-5:30
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP -5 Uftlh
Near-new quality.t-l't 5 unit bldg in
Ne wport p~ n \. U lig h vicinity .
Gorgeous 3 ~ \JJ ..,,oer's unit w/fam
rm, formal Dt<. & 21h baths. Atriums &
patios. A real prime prop. $295,000
21 I I San Joaquin Hiiis Rood
NEWPORT CENTER, H.I. 644·49 I 0
180 DEG. OCEAN & JETTY VIEW
from this elegant custom built, 3 lge.
bdrms .. 3 bulhs. fa mily home with a
s uper floor plan! Formal dinmg rm ..
den & huge paneled game rm. with
bri('k frplc. & wet bar Courtyard
lawn with r oom for pool Steps lo 3
priv. bea<:hcs.
OPEN TODAY 1-6 4545 GORHAM DR.
The CarMO S~s RHident Speciolish
CALL 673-7040
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CAMEO SHORES
Spacious and lov~y view home. 4
bedroom. family room. with custom
decor throughout. Sparkling pool &
jacu zzi. Large patio. S295,000.
r A COLDWl:U IAHICB CO.
644-1766
2181 ·SAN JOAQUIN HILLS AO.
IN NEWPORT C!NTER ~~ ........ ~~~~~~~~~~---"'~~
G~Mrcd I 002 GeMral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
The
Dalebout
Association, Inc.
Real Estate Specialist
(Dover S hores I Baycrest /Wcstcliff) .
IA YCREST-SPIClAL Offal._
RED HOT SPECIALS!!!
TRULY TRADITIOHAL Perfection 1n
every detail of this lovely 3 BR. home.
from the paneled frplc. wall to the
French doors opening to a trellised
garden. Both a family rm. & a den!
OPEN SUN. 1-5. 1514 HIGHLAND, NB.
$259.000
NICE'S NICEST Live the' Lido lifestyle!
Sparkling fresh 4 BR. 3 ba. home.
bright & cheery. decorator wallpaper
& fixtures. OPEN SUN. 1·5. 113 VIA
NICE. NB $215.000
REACH FOR THE HEIGHTS! Check these
features: 3 spac ious BR. AND a family
rm. New exterior paint. Move-in cond.·
Frplc. opens to living rm. & family rm.
OPEN SUN. 1·5 410 LENWOOD. CM.
Reduc~ to $115.000 ·
WATERROMT PRICE REDUCTION Can
you imagine?? Delightful .3 BR. &
family rm.. in immaculate cond. &
right on the canal! Owner has boug ht
another & reduced the price to sell at
Sl24.500. Gall to see.
PRIME PEtillNSULA PT. Jocatidn. nr. bay
& ocean. Perfect r~\.\\mg in heart.
s mall fami'~ \\ v. d en. lge.
secluded pa~_;) . ~am ceit's. &
warm wood & ,, 1c1t decor. $159,900.
PARKLIKE SETTING Ne w 2 BR condos:
prime Costa Mesa area. nr. freeways.
s hopping & schools. Only 3 re maining!
From $Q7,500
DAVIDSON REALTY
5801 W Comr Hwy N B 645-7575
3116 Newport Blvd NB 673· 9060
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{wst~J3!f 644-1133 ~ ~calt, ANYTIME
BEST IN BLUFFS
BLUFFS ESTRALIT A
Magnificent property facing original
lighted greenbelt ; end unit, completely
redone. Upgraded from floor to ceiling.
Open for your inspection Sun. 1-5. 2056
Vista Cajon. $189.500
BLUFFS TRINA
Greenbelt l~cation in original Bluffs.
s pacious 3 lJlllrm .. 2112 baths. Priced to
sell! Open Sun. 1·5. 522 Vista Grande
$139.500
LEASES
3 & 4 BR. avail. from $.500
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BIG CANYON
PROPERTIES
"COMPLETE SECURITY ..
All homes shown on an a ppointment
basis ONLY. Please call for private
s howing & furthe r information on
these &other fine properties ..
EXECUTIVE HOME
Light & bright plantation style 3 BR
w I expansive view of golf course.
lakes & hillsides. Features gf acious
formal dining. entertainment area
w /terrazzo wet bar. professionally
designed no-care patio & yard suita-
ble for jacuzzi or pool. $325.000.
Paula Bailey642·8235. (F-59)
TOWHHOME
Fantastic golf course view f'rom
eve ry room! Lg. private courtyard
patio. 2 decks. sunken living rm
w/fireplace & wet bar. Master BR
features extra sittin g rm. $179.500.
Joyce·Edlund 64.2-82~. <F-60)
RESH AIR & SUMSHIMI
Lovely 4 BR. family rm home
w I every room leading to garden.
Architecturally designed gazebo
enhances huge yard w /room foq pool
& jacuzzi. A rare estate.size proper-
ty w /some view. $295,000. Lynne
Valentine644-6200. <F·60
FOR LIASI
Views of golf course from DU>St
roo~. Brand new end unit w/3 BRs
-&den. Deluxe appointments; securi-
ty; community pool. jacuui & ten-
nis. S895/mo. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (F-&>
flOI PAMIL Y IMJOYMB4T
L<ively 5 BR, lg. family rm home
overlooking 2 fairways & take.
Eveey rm leading to garden " golf
course View! Situated on lg. lot w /room for pool. Newty dec0l'1tted &
cliarmln11 $449,500. Maxine
Wllllams MZ~. (F.~)
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SPYGtASS -large 5 bedrm bonus room hom e
fe aturiqg 3 fplcs. one in the m aster bedrm. l<><:ated
on a 1/4 acre lot with a mini-orchard. Also features
la rge pool and jacuzzi and a bltn gas BBQ. Offered
at $289.900. Open Sun 1-5: ,,2 Mi ssion Bay. CdM.
LAGUNA IEACH 3 Bedroom home. completely
redecorated + large l bedcm. 1 bath with white
water view. ideal for mothe r-in-law apartment.
Situated on large lot with double garage off the
alley. Just reduced to $275.000. Open Sun 1·5: 1337
Cliff Drive. Lag. Bch.
HARIOR VIEW -Enjoy privacy of e xtra large yard
with fruit trees. excellent location near school. 2
Bedroom. den or 3 bedroom home. Popular Monaco
model. Offered at $138.500. 18.51 Port Seabourne.
N.B. Open Sunday 1-5.
WOODBRIDGE -new 3 bedroom Townhome. located
on the la ke next to pool and sand beach and rec
center. 55 Lakeview. Irvine: open Sun 1·5.
HARBOR VIEW -<Lusk ). large 6 bedrm. formal
dining. family room. Home on super large culdesac
lot with a large pool and jacuzzi. Also in one corner
of the lot is your own private putting green. Offered
at S269.500. Open Sun 1·5: 3626 Catamarran. Corona
del Mar.
SPYGLASS -beautiful 3 bedrm Portsmouth model.
features: beaut pool & jacuzzi. Super deep 3 car
garage that has a children's gam e room and a bath
with dressing area for pool. Plus room for all 3 cars.
Highly upgraded. move-in cond .• offered at $237.500.
Open Sun 1-5: 8 Monterey Circle.
SPYGLASS -Owner moving out of state! Highly
upgraded. 5 bedrm. 3 bath home. Fantastic view.
Offered a t $299,500. Open Sun 1-5: 2 Drakes Bay.
CdM.
OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE
TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS -Two. 3 bedrm homes.
family room. formal dining room. popular plan I.
One with a corner lot location. Homes to h a ve super
·upgrades. Priced to sell.
TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS -brand new 4 bedrm. 21/2
bath, Lusk built home. Plan nt. next to greenbelt
and pool. Buyer has choice of carpet color.
HARBOR VIEW super upgraded 3 bedrm. family
rm. formal dining rm home (Carmel model). This
home is a must see! Home was professionally
decorated and also professionally landscaped. The
back yard f ea tu res a large custom jacuzzi with
waterfall with lOO's of hanging and potted plants.
Extra storage also built in the a ttic. Call for
additional information.
DOVER SHORES -beautiful view home. 4 Bedrm.
formal dining. large family rm. Added 600 sq.ft.
bonus room over 3 car garage. Tbis is a fantastic.
custom built home. Offered at only $285.000.
IRVIME -Owner anxious! New 3 bedrm. family rm in
Irvine Groves. Sycamore plan. 2 story. approx 1700
sq.ft. ~5.950.
TURTI.EROCK HIGHLAHOS -Vltw prop•rfy! This
highly upgraded 3 bedroom home is located next to
pool and greenbelt area. Has nice view. walking
distance to school, and large park n earby. Call for
a dditional information.
SPYGLASS -''NEW HOMES"
REDUCED
3 Bedroom. Portsmouth model. .....••.• _ •• $280.000.
4 Bedroom. Tradewinds ••••. _ .•••.• ·-.••••• $298.000.
5 Bedroom. Nantucket ••.. -••••..•.....•.••• $305.000.
All homes have a nice VIEW! -HUMTIHGTON HARIOUR 7 waterfront lot. This lot is
located on the main channel. large irregular lot with
100' on the water. Priced to sell. Call for additional
information.
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HST ILUFFS "E--IUY" l'h1~ 'er~ popular & -.;c:~11n• multi It•\ C'I
home has 3 lge bdrm~ a llo!e fa1rnl\'
rm .. 2 bath~ & a powdl•r rm . upper
view balcony & lower palto on lovel~·
grecnhl'lt Nt•wl\ <·.irpl•IC'd & 1m
maculatl' rn ev<•rv nE'latl Offc-red
below market al Sl-t!J.500 2216 \'ist;t
Uorado
SUISTAHTIAL REDUCTION
Very clo~c to Bi~ Corona Beach. this
very sharp 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home is
located in Corona del Mar's finest sec-
tion. Owner will acct'pt lease with op-
tion to purchase. Plca:,e <.'all for de·
t ails. 223 Orc:hid
IA YfltOHT-S245,900
Brand new 2 bdrm & fnmily rm or
large 3r d hclrm l·ondominium Very
spacious <2.550 sq. ft.) & beautifullv
decorated. dn.1pcd & carpeted : in
security bldg with 2 <.'ar garage &
e levator Avail for lrase al $900 mo .
or sale. 621 Lido Park Or .. C-2
REALIZE YOUR DREAM
This extreml'IV lovclv home could b(•
the fulftllml'nt of vour dreams of the
ideal home Enio~.'the Ol'Nln. c:.mvon &
night light \ il•ws 4 Hdrms l<Jrge
famil:.· rm . formal dining rm. & a
secluded. prt\'al<.' library. den or of·
fi ce. Prtt'c 1· .. dul'ed to $287 .500 1607
Castle Cove. Spyglass R~lge. CdM
HjRIOR VIEW--4 IORM.
The largest 1 lcv<•I home In Harbor
View Homes. Large famil y rm ... ~
formal dm i n~ rm & poolsized lot.
Early ott·upanev a mil. Sl..\2.000. 1627
i Port Abbey.
RUSTLING nEES
. and cool hrct-zes l'an help you enjov
living in this splC'nd1cl I bdrm .. family
rm .. formal dining rm home .\ den is
alS<J meLudt•d tn thrs lan:!1'-.;l 1-l<>n·l
H:t~hor View Home Sl 1~.750 1839 Pt
Wc~thourne Sunday 1·5
759-0811
HALICREST
FtXllUPPER
SG.S.000 3 Br 2 Ba. brick
fplc, nunor fix up. You
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loraUun $142.500 Opt•n Sat1 Sun 1-5.
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205 'i_ ~z_;. Hwy .. eor-o def Mw
Wry lood luck. Custom SO GIT YOUR ~.;:,efio~: ':; ~~= GUIST UST IUPYI
Mesa. a BR. fam. rm., .tr You are aoina to love
possible 1uet1l quarters coolln& otf in )'UW' own A.skinl SlM.000. luxuriout pool. 'fhis Ap.17~ b .. utuully deconted home bu every conve·
ruence you could w•nl.
includm& an extra large
PoOl·side c•baoa that
doubles u a guest houi.e
for all those overhe11ted
Mends & nel&hbors who
come to cool off With you.
Call for a test dive
OPENSAT&SUN 1·5
COOL· COOL-COOL
By owner own your own College Park w/beach
Park with immac. e br breei.es. 3 Br. 1pac. ram.
hse. many a mennles rm .. lmmac cond. new
$83 500545 3607 root. dshwshr. & many • · xtras. HURRY! P r iced
MAX. FOR MIH. below market.
3 BR, beam celling liv· 2338COLOATE. C.M. 540..3,666
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B c~ Super an
Pride Of Ownership in Prestigo area. i
Year New, 2 stor y. 4 bdrm. 3 full
baths. wet bar in fam rm. frml din
rm. bonus rm. Pool ~z lot, sprinklers.
oak parquet en~y + mu~ more.
Open Sun 1·5
8.531 Topside Cr . Hunt Bch .
REAL ESTATE BY LUCIA
Call 963·8278
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n1s & swimming In this REAL.ESTATE llllll l '>lAI!
TWO V ACAHT de Ii a h lf u I T w n h m . Creative & prof. co. will LOTS, COM SUPER REMODEL 'Throw rl'Sponsib11ity out soon be opening ofc's lo OWNER ANXIOUS : JBr. Hau~ Spyail .. ss lllll lob 38r, 38a. all wood inl/ the window-to make it ~· Bch & C.M. areas. 2Ba, fam rm. Open Hse
"' mll~ntricent oc~an & ext, open beams. front possible, call XANADU e have openin&s for Sat I S u n l . 5 . 9 7 3
1''ash1on lsl.tnd 'll'W ' rear patios. cheerful de· R. E. 7$-0761 n e w o r e x p c r Junipero, Mesa Del Mar ror n1dialcb ch11rm. salespersons & mgrs who 546-3091
Pt'rft'l.'\ for '1>us n.1:.lum Open Sun I Dui.k . ownl'r 1---------are Interested in a ---------
house. A~ 9~ 0350 00'.! ,\cac1,1 673·5:!62 On TM Fairway career. Apply by calling AXER UPPER
OCM MOUMT AIH VU of Mesa Verde Country 557·0110
HARBORVIEWlll Ll"'i toMeso 1024 Club.Oneofakindquall· for enterv1ew. Hiring R·2LQT
Ta1tteful decor \\ nt.>w ••••••••••••••••••••••• ty built home. Sh ake Mon thru Fri by appt. Room for 2 more units. cpts. drps & wJllp.;per COLLEGE P/\KK. I Br + roof , stone f plc · 4 __________ : Exusttng house is stucco.
set 0 fr th Is !> u n n) Fam Km . 2 Ha . dbl fpk. bedrms. 3 bath, family MES· ... ORTH 3 bedrm. 2 bath. w/fplc.
cheerful home ... It( palm CO\ 'd u;it10. t•ul di:: sac. and form a I dintn R CEJ)AA"R GlEH H • ,. ... 1"""125 Lot. Call for de· urry, wont la~t at
& pool 8cdul1fully Bv. Owner S75,!!00 """ S77500 Call f
d tall~ on this beautiful ex· .... EW LISTl ... G · · or 1mpor· Io s c µ d . com PI t• t C 751 4232 ,, " " tant. C 645 7221 privacy JBr. 2•.Ra. -ecutive borne. Call Exceptionally clc;in ~m 0
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dm rm olf lg liv rm Om Hm. Fam Rm, va· ner home . F ront 21
Qwet secluded street on eanl $89.9SO 771 23~ courtyard. /\bundancu .--·
BluCfs overlouk1nii S7S,OOO cementwork&planters. D~U .
Jasmint• Creek B y ~~~~~~~~~! Hugebackyd.Mlntmov· WestcllffReolty owner -3'i courtesy to Older duple>. fixer · :.. ein condition. 3 bdrms &
Bkrs. upper fmly rm. Only S83.SOO. OWH&RS ANXIOUS
Open SAT Sl'N 12 5 Webb Rily 831·2170 GET UP & GO Thls is a must on your
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r y , ript ---------1 "STARTl-:ft " home. list.545·9491 woody. $67.500. Open llOOS11ndpiJlt'r Dr r:::-1""~-m'lfll .. -Sat/Sun. 946 Oak. 'Make 644-5347 MM 1J 1o1 BRAMD MEW Freshly painted in & out-
---$2.a7.SOO DB.UXE CONDO -fenced yard. $66,000. ~~-~'.~s8 Call to see.
I I Real Estate <.:HARMING Duplex. J Jo'rp c, dishwas her. Al ___ _
Rr. 2 Ba. & I Br 2 Patios. upgrarlc cpt'g, rlrapes. IA aauall ~ FEELING MESA VERDE
Clooe to tennis. $162.000 yard enclosed Ready for Plac• . ELEGANCE Owner 640-7030 occupancy now M :ike of Prap..-tl•• FOOLISH Beaut. decorated 3 BR, fer 10'," down 752_1910 This tree studded yard l"• BA. 1950 sq. ft..
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Charming 2 br. 1 ha ,\'c'14'PtJrl P1erRfllll!f --------afanlasliccoveredpalto golfcourse.CallBarbara
house on xtra wide K 2 ... jJ Gr eenbrook . not up· that complementl"~his Gambleat ~t ::~·~140~:i~igF;l~· * ~() IJiiidiMafilllfll gArCadPedla~'~. l buy, 3 Br. nr beautiful 3 bedroom VILLA J\.SSOCIATES ... home with formal dining. 997.9300 997-4473
640 7252 Call 673-2058 968 2297 963-0867 d I hr· I V -
CORONA HIGHLANDS SU PEtt SllARP Cre11m
4 IDRM·POOL
Xtra sharp, upgraded in·
side out. huge FR.
S!!4 ,!>00. By ownr agt
556 408.a
en w t 1rep ace aru· y .. , Lo It' tlon at home OU " •• • 540.3666 Fresh, curb side :ippeal. 3 Bit. :! 13A w massive
Whelan Paloc; Verde stone fplc.
+ Family rm addition &
much more ! O nl y l\EAl ISlAH ___ ----S73.900. Call now. United
SAILIOAT CLOSE TO llEACH
WATCHERS Spacious 4 be<lroom & 21 a bath home Wllh den, .. don't m1u thi.a 1 level, a fl I l BR,38Aoldcharmer. rep ace. coun ry Open Sat & Sun l -6 kitchen, garden patio & 3
33922 Blue Lantern car carage. $115,500.
WEST COAST PACIFIC REGENT REAL TY
REALEST/\TE 17141496-9501
496-3535 831·2000 --S&S Resale Specialists. 3, ________ _. 4 or 6 bdrm models av.all,
HODOWH A somew/pools,968·4602
Newer 3 br. 2 ba, fa m. Pennington Properties
rm, seller motivated Will consider a ll offers.•--------OWNER
.ANXIOUS
Call to see.
BKR. 831·0460 & 498-0500
N F.W ON MARK ET! Beautiful Glen Mar
Spac. & lmmuc. mdl for West. 4 BR. p~ ba, newly
CA. living en D:inJ painted. Lovely park just
Knolls. Graceful entry. 11 rew steps a way. open beams, new cpl, ...,, Crplc, sclf·cln'g oven . .,.,.,,lOO:w;.· -~-,,__,_
Rec. rm. open to lrg pool lJfllaM~mmt;®
& patios w/outdr li.:ht· '1&2-4411lmi)'64&•n53
ing. Beaut low ma1nt1~~~~~~~~~ lndscpd. auto. lrri~at1on. i-Cls to Hrbr. bch, tennis & PACIFIC SAN DS Deane
schls. lmmoo move·m. hme, upgraded 4 Br 2 Ba.
$137,SOO heated filtered pool
494-7M4 493.5370 Comer lot. $87,500. 8172 ----Malloy. Opt>r1 Daily 1-5
OPENSAT&SUH ~gt.~~·00--~~---
34041 & 34051 3br + Cam Landmark.
Calle De LaPrlmavera Premium corner lot
2 IRA.MD HEW 0 II Sal 12·6. BY owner
CUSTOM HOMES 96Z· IOU
Fabulous whitewater &
coastal v iew -3 & 4
bdrm. open beam ceil·
iogs-tile or shake roofs.
Crml duung rm & family
rm. woodbummg frplci..
poolsized level lot. 2\ll
ba. S\76,500 & $181.500
Bill Thompson Really
495-1870
SAY ''HELLO"
The idt>al combinallon or puff' 3 br. fum rm. pool.
,t new hnmc in an New plush cpts Many
es t 3 b I i s h e d exlra:.' $79 .500 1\p..t
neighborhood. Ceatunni,: Amy R1t•hurds. 639· 1135
all the lnte,t appoint orS81 7331
ments . Ovt.'rsi1.etl Nf':WPORTH1v1era.Open
g11ragc, large rooms. J !louse Sat !',un 1 5. 362 bal~. step down wet hnr . Santa babel. 3 Br new
mini oceun view. all ful.ly p:iint & t•pt s $84 .900 MESA
VERDE
DELIGHT
Brokers. 646-7414. ask for
Peggy Schr oder res.
TOAGOODIUY
Value 1s the word for this
2Br. 2Ba decorator sharp
home. Featuring walls of
rrurrors. plush c<1rpetmi:
& lush lanclscapml{. Only
S69, 750. Ask to sec 1t
NOW ! ~-6330. 1~~~~~---1 $77,777.
ME SA VER O E -spacious 3 bedrm and 3 BR, 2 8/\ Condo, nr. WALKTOIEACH ~ $h«eerest
l:indscapcd._ walkm~ dis STEPHEN & A.<.;SOC
lance to pri vatc beach. 752·9023 or 64<! 3265
:5195.1.100. ree. CALL 644-721 1 SIX COSTA MESA FOR LESS THAH
s , S64,000
t , · Some new plumbing. elec gar door opn rs,
Opr....i HOUSE block walls. Try v "· 10•;, .....,. dwn. some vacant. Sat & Sun 12·6 Owner's mot1vJled. Hideaway nestled in CM. prime area. 4
Monday I I ·4 Spacious bedrooms. 3
220 Jasmine, CdM b;iths. 2650 sq. Ct. or
1;
2
•111. to Oc•an 11u•111•"" elegant living. Entry DI" .. "II> 01'£N HOUiE Ulf'f courtyard with pool &
Completely remode>led ~ •7e30nnge Co•t• ...... jacun.i. Seller says "n r·
on an O\ersizt!d lol A \ 645-91 61 ing me an offer now '
sma.->hmg 4 BR plus dt'n W II EL AN R EA L
plus form:il d1ninl-{ phi~ REDUCED E.STATE. 898·7855.
huge family room \\Ith OPEN DAILY opl'n bcoim!., nJtur.il $2000 DOLLARS 27 13SANDPIPER
wood textures anti uccan On this lurgci.t and ---ancl Jell~ , u·w frorn newest sin~le story home Open House Sunrlay 12-4
master suite & ,.11n!IL•1·k an Uus super Mcsw del 3075 Ycllowslone. 1 Br
Just ,.teps lo tke<1n nl"I Mar area. Featuring a fam rm. pool.· $77 ,950
$2L,OOO. queen kilch. w/all hltns. 546 7409
Cotl 644·72 I I Jwcll arranged bdrms + -------a~reat mstr suite.P• Ba NEAR MALL
& added den w/ovcr 350 sq.n. w/pool lablc & bltn Large 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, hu.:e
stereo system And with lot. r;!reut carp1'ls. lrcsh
<1 c"~tom hlod• BB" i paint. rcclwm>d p~tin. ....., "'< n mut·h more. P riced rear ya~d. makes this .an below markl'l Call
entertainers delight . .., ou HADLEY REALTY
enn see and buy and become s:it1i.fied th1i. 963-8913
weekend Open Hou:.e ---------
Sunday 1 5 Now only $8495 DOWM
SRi.500. 930Jumpt.>ro •MF..S/\ VERDI>:• 3 Br.
ALL POINTS REALTOR 2ba. Cam sz yard, polio
BSM·l361 w briek BBQ. bonus
famlly + lar.ic den and shopping & trans. Pool. from this ideal starter Rffllty
wet bar. Upgraded rec. rm. Adult complex. home. 2 br, l:V.. ba, q uiet 846-5573
thruoul. Just lisled at S.S.!IOO. Bkr. 645·7SSS area, lo mainl. yard. -""--~------
~~ Hurry, call ---0,EH SUM l·SPM S76,900.
..:t~..a. HERITAGE
•.• REALTORS
2801 Europa Dr. --<WI-~ -----R _ .... $44
<dams&Shantar > I~ educ.:u 50 •. s BR 2i.~ Ba. 2 sty con· ~ Owner wants Immediate•
tempora r y h 0 me. 1990So C<,t Hwy 4'14 !IStq sule. Spoc 4 br. 2 ba, fam•
Redured to $99.500. -----rm. fplc & bllns. New•
Ownerw11l cons1derleas-BToro 1032 carpet -hurry , iil
MESA VERDE ing for 1625. pl mo. ••. •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $75.500.
SUPER SHARP 4Br, Cl\ampagne Re111ty BY OWNER S:lt-5800.eves968-6104
2Ba. ram rm, frplc. cov-1 ____ 99_2·0860 3Br. 2Ba, new c.irpelml(, lnt1 RE H~twol"k
ered pat Io. great frplc, air cond. PQOI, n1tr ·--~~~~~~~
lndscpg, quiet area, LOW DOWu I 24 72 manydecorator xtras. " row c os·cts .. 6 TENNIS DREA M! 12
QpenSun2·5 Takeoverpymts .onthis ~lgreen 768·8467 or mile lo beach. 2 Br 1"1
l'"u • -c M s pacious 5 br ho use. ·S082 B:i condo. All luxurv. up-_. LA:mnos. . . By owner $109,500. Huge paneled fam. rm. COUNTRYSIDE 2 sty. J i:rades. sec. pool, sauna. ~51216 on qwet cul.de-sac st br, 2 ba, ram. rm. cntrl appbc & some furn incld.
Call. 957 ~ aJ?t air, upgraded cpts, fprlc. S66.500 firm. Prine. only.
EASTSIDE DUPLEX
2 br, 1 br. $88,SOO. Xlnl.
for owner /user.
Kathy Tracy Rltr.
548·192'7 752·2887
MESA DELMAR
5 hr, 3 ba. Freshly paint·
ed thruout, new crpt.
Asking $99,500 .
Open House Sat/Sun 1·6.
2753Clbola
557·8717; 644·3545 Bkr
MESA VERDI!
PACESETTER
SEE IT SUHDA y cusl. wood stair railing Mariners Cove. Lse/opt· Red wood pane 11 n g . considered. 536-8795
BRAND HEW PaUo. aprklns. Across st Roomy, bright. cheery, Crom park & tenn. crts. PAC!FlCSANDS
t I ,.... d f 11 t -B IMPERIALHOME , qwe • a.,.e yar . u y Asaum. oan, -1.soo. y E 1 d landscaped. HUGE ownr.-.stM ncose. patio, roun-•
kitchen. J u.st brio~ your -------taans & jacuzzi, 4Br.•
kids. Move m on credit PRICE Pma, 1600 sq ft. 20211 approval. $89,SOO. Anx-Crown Reef Ln. $92.SOO. '.
lous! OPEN HOUSE REDUCTION MolloyReaffors
SUN. 12·5PM, 2161 Lake Forest the woods. ___ 963-977._I __ ......;
:~~~h. CM. 752-9023 $99,SOO. JBr, 2Ba, priced 5 Hr. 2100 sq fl Glen Mar ..
---------tosell F 1 b
1
0 r~/S 9 5 or sa e y owner.• EASTSIDE VA pen ~ un • Heduced S3500 to $83.900.
Crowded? Come see this 497-1744 Sandy This is my last week'.
spacious 4 bedroom, 2 HOW ARD JOHNSON before movmg lo Idaho&.
bath carpeted home with REALTY lislmg w/reallor. See at
mammoth fireplace-9442 Nantucket, or call
PLUS 1 28xl5 cabin-like foomtoln Valley I 034 _962_·68_12_. _____ -'
den ! Lovely Eastside .. •••••••••••• •• •• ••• • • ••LAN OM ARK
location. and only GreenbrookBarcelona Byowner.5br,3baths.~
NEW
Spyglass Hill
for Sal. by Owner
ortHHOUSE
-1y OW-... ER -room. New rpt'g, pa mt , " roof & bathroom fix·
Like new 3 Br. 2 Ba. .,.._ __ ._..... shake rf, $79.500.
CORONA Dll MAR
DUPLEX
l 140 Mission Drive.
OPEN SAT /SUH I ·5
545.6475
tures. 2917 Royal Palm.
$&4.950. Hurry, this won't
last! 545-1918or957-1900
OPEN SAT /SUMO A Y
In lovely e r<'a. lhis
"Pacesetter " 4 bedroom.
2 bath wilh fireplace, has
wood fenced yard. pool.
double garage All the
ingredients for comlorta
hie famUy living. Only
$129,500.
S74,500 4 BR, 2 ba .• lge. ram car ~ar. brick patio, up...t
rm., din. rm .. brkfast gr. carpet, low maint. · •
1r1=.a1~ Prap:f_\f::•
area. 2 Car gar. On qwet S00.500 963-~Z:
cul de sac. $116,000. ---------'--
Owner/Agt.963-3712 LEASE WtOPTION TO.
()pen Sat/Sun 9-S BUY 8706 Frator River C1rc Brand new S&S house.• ()Pf r. flt Q • I o • • 0 ,
[~)Miil
•••••••••••••••••••••••
IALIOA ISLA.HD
DUPLEX ~ I I I Merine Ave. J So. Bayfronl view .
$!65,000. By appl Ailk for
Lillian Shea S48·1M9
United Brokers 846 7414 ..... ,...wa. 1007 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OP84HOUH
SUHDA.°t J·I
30t0West Balboa Blvd.
2 bedroom pl\115 income. l
bJock to beach on BA I boa
peninsula. '116.500 ~IHSlt.ALn * 494-10•1 *
Fon /Sot/Sun I 0-5
3 Montecito Dr Oeeen. Roomy 2Br, 2bn Lari:e
harbor, rnountaln views. open l>eamt!tl dt•n ,
Southport model, 6 Br. w frplc in livinl! rm. 4\~ ~a, formal dipi~ Separate 2 Br home with
tin, biukfaat nook. huge cute yard. Only 4 blocks
1'9\• room. a frplC''s. to be:ieh. 1100.500.
wet l>•r, carpeung, J>a'°· DOLPHh .. R.I.
HELP!
N~ed quick sale for
prime 3 Br l Ba reduced
$2000to$63,900.
q\ltt ln •try • le.ri\ fM. ~H-~11 \hr \l•O Ut' ..... c.an_4'11ii.4•·'-5•1•.1 .... mil
000 l,;,.l l I V ltitoll"f'S , _nl' ~ c_on y. ~ o t11u~rv
~1e• DUPLEX Want Ad Help? 642-5678 ~ 1645~916'1 ..... a br, ~ ba & 1br,1 ba. or. -----=----
park on a nice st. ~cWM l022Coronade1Mw 1022 IJ&9~500. Firm. Agt. _. 64()..~ •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••
OHH.U T /SUH 1 ·5
sPY~SS HILL.
. PRICE RIDUC: ID
23 Bodtl• \!ay s BR. tor"'•' dli\lnlt trn w1uuradeCl appt ·s.
oc•an view. Seoluded ·~ Ja~\llll &: woterfall dJlll'tftt to m'Glle!'I' BR, I~ prko wfvlew.
TWO NEW LIStlNGS
OPIM SAT/SUM. 1-S
I 000 J#HITE SAILS
Magnificent remodellng on th ls 3
bdrm.. 2 bath home in Harbor
View Hills. Beautiful view of
t\arbor & ocean. Lush cerpets.
French door opening onto the
planked patio with arbor-t ype
co"er.
~
409 Siii.A
Greal remodel o n this duplex in
Corona Highlands. Located on
large corner I~ with ocean vlew
from both units. 2 Bdrms .• 2 baths
each. Upper unit wlll be open for
yovr inlpectlon.
By s;::~~~~::!s to II· jGp1"aaci•I l sell! 2 sly 3 Br 2 Ba
w /bonus rm. beaut Prap11rtl ..
lndscpd upgraded, nr S. 1'2•1920 Coast Plaza, 2000 sq.rt. 1400 CWAtLil NC~'°'' a1AcH
'75,sooor offer. 751-0066 * •MISA YlltDE• *
Ill.OW AVERAGE Art11ttcally decorated
,RICE with cocoa l)rown c..,pel-
lnf, C\&llom drapes Ii re· Classic: Spanish 2Br modeled kitchen area,
home. Prime E. Side, lg this lovely S·bdrm:, 2
lot, offered at $69,500. bath family home with
ce ---jJJeP,-.flV'ttiea brand new pool & Jacuzzi -oev 1 .,,_ ., coverec;l patio awallt
(714) S-49-2-467 _ your pleaaure I An _ en~loeed front courtya ---------=:......i invites you In -only
OPet SUH. 1..S
4'409U
N~HelJbll1Ma
I BdnN., l 6atbe, II•·
talnllJ ..-. wb ftt bar, dllllnl rm., a frl>lca. Bll" lb aloreo. troft••·
ludacaprtd. flill,500
OPIN r~IUM l·I
tl4 ""-I Jlclrma., la•ni rm .
... pal.at. OOOd l#ftlt· ..,..,,...,..bm:n.
-~
lo400 QUAil ll. NI llACM
YOU WILL MOT IE
DISAPPOINTED
For those of you looking
for perfection & e x-
cellence in quality &
cra.IUmanshlp, this 3000
sq. ft., 4 bedroom home
is the one. You'll love
coming home to the open
beam cellln1 home with
two fireplace's. Within
walking dlst.anee lo the
beach.
540.3666
Whelan
&: f L'\t J .._!At f
near Yorktown&' ''You Asked for It" Mojitnolia. 3 Br & den.'.
Super clean Condo end highly upgraded. S59S.
unit in Green Vall<'Y· mo. ' Won't last. Assume 67. CHEER REALTY I
ln. 10720 Los J ardlnes W. 846·SS31 I
MORml REALTY LEASE w /OPTION To•
962·936.1 962-7257 BUY. WaJk to bch & all!
lmSt THAM HEW schls. Lg 4 br, 2 sty hm.1 Newl y decor. Kids ok.•
One year Showcase,.~ 21771 Bus hard St.I
bedrm . 4 b ath. Patio 963-6682
kitchen & family room. I
Owner must sell. Call BEACH HOUSE. H'I Blks'
546-5180, H e ritage to Hunt. Bch best bcb.
Rea.llors $92,750. A great buy. 4.
Br, 2 ba, PILOT REALI
ESTATE, 540·0555. !
HEW LISTIH'i I
Super sharp Z sly, 4Br.( OON1' ceramic Ule noorlng in
Ov.LOOK
baUus. Nr. central Park'
& St. Bo n aventure4 THIS AD Marina Hi. Owners1 ttanaf, I
... thl• l)eautttul 3 PATllWALKERRLTYI
bedroom hOme h.at hitt 842 WI l boenr-'uced to •.ooo & --------_..._ ___ • ___ _. no~ •Ill aell for NO t
NONEY OOWN to ... CHOR r
qu•llrted vets. can M I
tiet(IN b loo tale. 1 140-1666
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•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••0 • ............ OHLYS66IOO Toiauyuprrd675Soou· 1·5 LERAISORREALTY•s
Bu.t!!:Vl'; JT~H NOT" •549,950• 49l2FUGSTAR OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY * CUSTOM WA TERFROMT • 'Th11 Z bedroom homt! OArCangGcoodlree Crtondo lbr, Ju.<,t a auper C111ifom1.1 3 SAT. & SUM. 1-5 PM. ,. ata er or re bedroom homt' with 1111 near the new park, II lull uremenl hom• B ''
'rh1 .. ht•uutifullv ctt?roruted !nth & pla~h'r 1 Rclrm ~ bath hornl' 1s IO<';.tle<l
ut\ lhl· lt•t• '"It· of Ouvl•rtµort l slund
l>owli-.t.11r' hct rm mav bl• u~l·d as un
11ff1t·1• 01· 'lu1h Ent 1 \ ·& rtm1n1o: rm has
'°'P·m1:-.h till· & .1 otht•r h<l1 m .. & f.1m
rm .1n· lll'<i to: ltoom for ·l2' bout No
lllUll lO'I' ,,..., 11\\flf'I Will l'UIT\' $.NIJ.000
.it prdcnmt1al int 1 alL'!'I ~:xdu"itvt:lv
la:-. k<l j l S.'tlO. ooo .
PURCELL REALTY
1650 I Poclfic Coast Hwy
Ciun~L'I Ht•ut:h 8 lfi ::!fMH
~°" a.ach I 040 HuntW)ton a.ach I 040 .••••••••............... , ....•..•.....•.......
BY OWNER
NEW t''l>l:. & drp-. "I FW
bltl'b & hnoku m "' L W
ii.ir dour "Pl'lll I &
dnve11.a) NEW paint 111
& out 3br 2bd 11. f.im rm
& (rplc 0pl'n 11 :.l'
SJt Sun 10 3 W21 CarlJ
Circle II H For appl
8-17 ·8491
HR. HUMTIHGTOH
HARBOR
Shari Walk to 1.ach
2 BrJnd Ol'W home:., 3
bedrml., 2 1 ~ hath:.. fo~ dining rm. king st
ITIJSler w dressing area_
SlcJJ down h v rm \'er)
d1..>4rablc area Clo:.e tu
gulf l'ourse. Pnced right
al Sl 111.UOO l lll'h Don't
wait, won't la:.t' • Heel
<.:ar pcl Healtor:s,
893 1351
3 Br Beach Condo
crlf()()l h n• "d "' J the 1tmerut1es you wal\t ._. •• 1 oppi.._ 111'' Owner. TS2 9810 Comfortabl• AIR CON r@CrelilJOQ•I r111c1Ullejj IS #>--"'" really pnccd to sell r.ast UNIV.PARK DlTIONING , outdoor
OWNF.RS MOTIVAT~D llghliri&. enclosed a <.:aall lo11et.• Vil 1 u.: e 11 Ch arm patio, etc, etc. BETTER
RAHCH REAL TY
551-2000
AIR
COMDITIOHED
:1 Uedroorn Condo in ont.'
uf the most dc:.1ra bit'
111cas or In IOl' (;lose to
shools, p11rk. :.hopp1n.:
and ready access lo
freeways A greut deal J I
Sb6.SOO Call lo :.ec
RANCH REAL TY
551-2000
11hounds in lh1s 3 BR. 2•~ STOP BY AND SEE bu , form din rm
townhome. Entertain on
the lge. pal10, nr k1tch. &
ram rm . wh1<'h ovor
looks major greenbelt.
Cozy mlllr. BR. w/frpl
$122,500. Lorraine
~2 7007 833-3307
VILLAGE Ill
3 HR, 21 a ba , dmt ram.
rm , 2 covered patio:..
Mt & green bell \'lew.
Asking $99,700 .
S l-:HIO US SELLl-:R
WANTS Of'l•'ER! Or>en
Sat Sun 2·5 1' l Willow
Tree. Call I-;velyn
EVEL YM COPELAMI>
REALTOR 552·0434
11 HAWTHORN
A beautifully upgraded
popu1ar CAM BRIOG E in
the desirable Terrare of
University Park .
Plea sa nt u se of
earthtones wlth the plu:.h
carpeting, wallpaper and
exlra decor. 1'h1s week
$89,900.
~-
$2000 RAMCHREALTY
551-2000
OPEH SUH. 1-5
9 SKIPPER 0 FF Onl·c ma blue moon will
vu find a house that 1s
perfection. 3 Bdrms .. 2' 2
bulhs1 family rm. & den; Enjoy the cool, l.moi.: In"'
relaxed atmosphl•rc & .1
well appoinkd hOml' !or
ONLY $64,950.
'Pvt unit. clO!!(' tu shop· WOODBRIOGE, S&S
ping Owner anxious! Redwood . 3 Br, 2't bu,
Last week's pnce! Low garden patio with fire
down' VA terms! Great 3 p1l, designed by Rogers
Bedroom CulVt>rdalc Gardt>os. Best buy at
home! Owner mot1\at· $109,000
$68,000. Crplc, A1C prep, wet bur.
WESTS.OE
REALTY.IMC.
848-2323
Open Sat & Sun 1-5 upgraded, 1mrned occup.
9S62 Pett.swood Or. HB Nr park. school. pool. ~! Must ~ell! Call now ! RUMBOLD
Great Western R. E. S85.700 PP Open hst• Kcd Carpet. 754·1202 _ REALTY 675-4822 847·9632or963·7600 Sunday 12-S. Peb
WALNUT SQ CONDO 1-------BYOWHER
J Br 2 Ba. 1-'am Rm.
WALK JO BEACH ~·~2 14641 Chalet Ur.
F'tom these loH'ly Con OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun
do:.. We havt' J pnn·tJ J.s Lancbcaped gardens.
from $55.900 lo Sl05 0<10 3 Hr 2 Ba. hke new. near
Take Advanta9c ocean SI02.000 by owner.
Call How!! <;raham Slater, Wood-
rern uerea 561 Serene.
11402885 ----
blew~~I 5774
EVERYTHING
you always wanted in a
home. This 3 bedroom
By owner. 21:ir, 2Ba. dm
rm, central air. Call for
J ppl 552 ·01119
t-ves wknds Open Ilse
Sat Sun 11·5
family home 1~ fully m 6 BR Cam rm 4 ll;i 2700
su1ated, aar cond1t1oned. sq ft. Jeffr~y Rd In. ~pnnklers, outdoor llAfil Ctr Dr 5122 Skinner mg, large enclo:.t'<.I pat\o, S'9ff 500 or sell AS IS at
room for a POOL, and so d1s0counl !155 ·2200 or much more, that you 552 9503 ought to see 1t today.
TOMORROW MAY BE WOODBRll.>GF.
TURnEROCK
OPEN SUM. 12-5
5822 Sift'Ta Casa Rd.
New on market! f'an·
tastic location across
from park & pool. <I
Bdrms., family rm., dm·
mg rm., 2 patios. ):.irk
like yard Xlnl dccorat
mg. immaculate' You
won 'l be disappointed•
$129,950
YARDWORIC
PttOll.EMS/
Not with this one.
A S fHH:ious 3
bdrm .. 2•:.i ba
Townhome with
fam. rm Easy
care plank & block
multi -level patio
with Mulib u li~ht
mg and fountain.
C lose to bl'aut11'ul
park area with
TENNIS courts
and POOLS
e nables you lo
have more time fo r
family fun ~.500
4096 . GERMAIMDER
ntE YARD
YOU'VE ALWAYS
WANTED. 1 a acre
µie ·shaped lot 4
bdrms. 2 ba. Plan 2
m TURTLEROCK.
This home has been
redecorated and
co mpletely
landscaped.Thein·
numerable extras
in this h ome m ake it
well worth $135.900 ..
18855 TAIOR
DECOU TOR'S
HOME
3 bdrm. 2 ba. Cam·
A GORGEOUS bridge Model m
POOL Vill I. This home
is just on e of !be has been comple t e·
c u s t o m , z ~ d ly redon e inside.
features of th is New ~aths,. tot~lly
lovely Turllerock new kit. with p1lot-
~m,gle family home l es~ a~pliances .
with 1 bdrms. 21 2 ltalian tile. c~ystal
ba . familv room. c h and el 1 e rs
formal di n rm. t h roughout (th a t
PLUS a great toca-s tay). There are
t ion. W e ll worth too r.n.an y r_nore
$136.900 a m e nities to hst.
19521 SIERRA SECO 4021 SETON
I 044 lrnne 1044 .......•....•.•..........•.•.•........•.•...•. Muell~
Realton
963-8364
$91 ,000
Opn h:;t> Sun 124 Beaut
lownhomt! I m1 to bch nr
llunlinl('ton llarb. 3br
11 ~ba $63.000 Owner
Pnn only. 968·4275
TQO LAT!::!'' Only HEDUCEDS5000
$74.500 Jbr, 2ba, form din rm.
atrium, lndscp ti,
559-0092 or 634 4800
WOOUURIDt; EDEERFIELD -1 BR.
CROSSING Nt-1.1. on beaullrul or:.inge crpl. lk
market. A.,hforrl Plan; 1 new in~1dc Va~ant.
door from lake Jlighly Pnnc. only. 494 3436
UPSTAIRS
DOWNSTAIRS
And, all around the cor-
ner lot; garden home m
Village Ill. University
Park. Enjoy cuslom
cabmels & shelves in liv·
mg rm., two or the 3
bdrms. panele d , 2 12
balhs; community J?OOIS,
rec. cente r , tennis.
$92,000
C 11 t h l' d r a I l' l' 1 I 1 n g ' .
gaiter~ <;ta1rra ... t',
mass1vl• maslt•r su1tt•,
paneled (amlly W/(pk,
formal 01ning rm.
<'t:ramiC' ttlr floor:. (;1<1:.:.
wrup around kitchen w bur Sunltte ('ol11r
s<'hrmc \'al'ant all of
fcr:s cons1dl'r('(I LIK H
962-5.51 1
<>Pl'.:N llOL'SE
Sal Sun 1-S
19792 f:">tuary Ln.
Super clean, 4br, 21.ba
Pool & patio home +
brick frpk & paneling. RANCH REAL TY
Only $74,900. 551 2000 San tana I nves tmenl ___ •
Prop. New Woodbridge Condo
2 Br +den, 2 ba. L!W opt,
Hwttincjton S87.500 $SOO mo. 6<1'1 4847
HarbOur I 042 or673-3022. Own Agt.
The Willows
LGl"'C)e Country
Style Kitchen + lar~c family room
w i t h used brick
rirepla('t>. J Ocdrm, 2
bath, dblc cur garage.
upgrudcd. 2 bdrms., 2 BY OWNER Orcrf1dd
balh.o;, vaulted ccilm.:!I, .. Apst'n ". Upgraded 2
wood burning ~rplc .. ccn sty, 3 br. 2• 2 ba. fam rm.
tral air, lavish m s~r. din rm, nr. pool Asking s~1te. Lge. deck with $96,5-00. 7 Mt. Laurel, view o'1ake. S99,500 551·43411
DAVIDD.CARLSOM -----
REALTOR 833-9293
Only $73,750. 2 Br, conv. den, 2811, Kit ·
Roy Mc Cardle Cam rm; many upgrds,
RHl+or I 810 Mew port spa. $86,500. Own, A gt. ---------....................... -FABULOUS
COLUMBIA
Costa Mesa 548-7729 _83_l·_7568 - ---
Ran<'hoSan Jouquin
B~T VIEW ON GOLF
COURSfo:. San Lurs Hl'y.
3 Br 3 Ba, 24 Nu<:vn I>)
owner. 644·5403. 640· 79H6
or 8'17 ·8583 i~i:~ LEASE OPTION
Urand ncw 2 hcdrm
plush home:>. 6 Mo., lea:.e
option. sro.ooo. $4751 mo.
BKR 963-7866
SACRIFICE
Owner Must Sell
J\l hclow market Im
macul ate 3Br. 2ba
home +den Bcaul1fully
decorated k1l<'hen
Reduced to sell at
$84,900 Don't m1:.s th1:.
c han ce lo li ve on
California's
GOLD COAST
Open house Sat/Sun 12 to
5 al 21091 Miramar Lane
Ph 536-4736
•BY OWNER•
lO'ff Down· pnced below
market. Choice area
near beach. llugc t.>ncl
courtyard w rounla1n.
stereo. lights 3 BR, l Ba,
4 frplc, room for add ons
$66,500 Call 536 0757
VACANT 4 Or 212 Oa. ln
pie ga r , s up er
LANDMARK 968 7307
C·21 Lockhart 962 8847
,5 Br 3 Ra. 2 s t y,
Seascape Condo BEST VIEW
1 BH. upstairs model.
spacious sunde<'k.
Call Ron Ellis
Century 21 960·2358
Cro:.s Country 848·1188
and only Sl49 900 1n Woodbridge Warm-
Collcge Park a~d ~om in~on 2br Condo. End
p I et e 1 y u pg r a d e d unit. $83.900 Opn Hse
throughout. With a large Sat/Sun 1·4 642· 1212,
covered patio, POOL and 559-8035 # 10 Windwood
Jn Rancho San Joaqwn
OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun
752-0513,25Viejo
S.J. mod'I, top le\•el
S 138.000. 2 br den
Panoramic Vu,
•Park 9 acre lake
•Back Bay ON THE WATER
Luxury 7 bedroom. 512
bath home w1lh 85' boat
dock Huge party de('k.
F"antast1c Harbor View !
Call now. 894·7521
d!lla
liEiY
Gracious living on the
water, 35' boat dock. 1
sq. ft. of luxury. REAL
ESTATE by Mc VAY,
BEACH, 842-9371. ---
lrviM 1044
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SPA, removable wrought
iron gates around pool
and JUSt a great family
home. Near schools.
parks and shopping. Call
to see.
RAH CH REAL TY
551-2000
UNIVERSITY PARK
$94.950
Exciting Edinburg
model townhome w /3
bdrms, family rm. 212
BY OWNER baths. Huge backyard
Collei;!e Park 4 br, 2 ba, w/l;rick patio & firepll.
pools1ie yd. Lg. patio Waterfront llomes
w cov. Newly decorated 631-1400
& lndscpd. S99,500. __ P_O_O_L_H_O_M_E __ ,
552 5546 Open House Sat.
&Sun.14971Athel.
Turflerock 3Br
BROAD M OOR·BY
owner. Besl price in TR
al $114,000 833-1927
OPEH SUM. 1-5
14521 Countrywood
Lovely 4 BR. 2 Ba. home
in the Willows. $76,500.
Warmml(ton Realty
979 5060
•Turtle Rock Hills
•Goll Course. tennis club
•U.C.I.
•Pool side. jucuni
•Fabulous mte lire
lrtiM I 044 Irvine I 04< ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
WOODBRIDGE
2 Pl.AM "8'' WARMIMGTOMS
If you're looking for value
·then sec these two lovel y
W armingtons. excellent Pla n
"B". Located a djacent to the
s wimming pool a nd park. A
s pacious 2 BR. 2 BA home with
a wood·burning fireplace and a
beautiful bright. s unny kitchen
plus a l arge patio and near the
lake. Take your c h oice at
$83.900
LANDMARK Huge fam ---------1 Rm. better than new.
ln The Ranch sits this
San Miguel. 1t is situated
on a Eucalyplus lined
greenbelt and on a cul
de-sac street. Walk to
schools, parks, tennis
courts, and convenient to
shopping and freeway
aceesses. Call ror appt.
RANCHO SAM JOAq\JIM
•-sAM LUIS REY"
968-73(Y7
C-21 Lo<-khart 962 8847
SAVE
Spacious 2Bdrm Twnhse
Yorktown Vtlla by owner
Below market $60,500
EvestWknds 963-8839
OP&4 SAT /SUM I ·5
2 SPARROWHAWK
Broadmoor home; 2 BR.
+ den + dining rm. +
eating area in kitchen.
Gorgeous brick lrplc.
Low mainl . yard.
$98,500!
BEST OF DEERFIELD
3 Br, 2 na, spac master
bdrm. Lge, airy counlry
kitchen & pantry. Up·
i:rad e d throu o ut .
spnnklePli & patio. Quiel
cul de sac. 1, blk from
pool $97 ,900
OPENSAT&SUN 1·5
29Timbcrllne. Irvine
Nick Vracm
C·21 Jn·1ne Plaza Rlty
752·M21or 955-0605
WALNUT SQ COHOO
By owner. Plan A. 2Br,
2ba+. Xlnt cond & tor .
Courtesy to Bkrs $69,950.
Eves/wknds 551·5889.
4 BR. $92,500
2 Story comer lot. .Sy
owner. Greentree. Nr
Pool/ Prk. 552·5900 o r
REALTORS
JUST LISTED
A great Deerfield Park
Home with 4 bedrooms. 3
baths. Cam1ly r oom, din·
ing room and nook. It has
been completely up-
graded and professional·
ly landscaped. A very
comforlable cover ed
patio for the great Sum·
mer Season. Call for de-
tails.
675·6715 RANCH REALTY
4 BR. $72,500 551-2000
The Wi,ll ows by owner. WOODBRIDGE 3 Br 2 Ba,
W/W s hag. 552-5900, Fam Rm, D in Rm ,
675-6715 $115,000. Agt. 771.2386,.
JUST LISTED
Deerfield Classic
Upgraded 4 Br, 2 sty. ~a.ach 1048
ram. rm ., breakfast rm, •••••••••••••••••••••••
frml dining, vaulted ceil-
ings, micro-wave oven,
trash compactot" & more.
2:lm sq rt. +.
PATI'IWALKER,RLTY
842·1418
AWINMER
PORTER REALTY
lOOON. COAST HWY.
497-2468
OCEAMVIEW
Best buy lo Laguna !
Custom 3·level home,
architecturally de·
signed, in quiet woodsy
area. Priced for quick
sale. a s owner has
moved out Of slate.
$1M,OOO
EMERALDIAY
All or lhe amenities of a
private area. Small 2
Unga
Rul&tATt ..
OPEN HOUSE
12:00-5:00
SUMDA Y Juty 3 I st
I 089 Madi1on Place
L"9Mfta leach
S.Ctu<Md, wo~ded up_,.r lhleblrd Canyon.
3 ledrooms, 2 baths with fotnily room
easily cottnrt.cl to 4th bedroom. Oc:eClft
and mountain •lews. $189,500.
LAGUNA
NlGUEL
49.5·1720
499.455 I
DANA
POINT
493-8812
LAC UNA
BEACH
497.2489
I. o hac:h I 048 U1CJ1i1nC1 leach I 048 -~················· ·•·····················
REAL ESTA~
-I
E9UISTRIAllAS
Have your horse k .beach
it too! Ranch home on i,,,
acre. 2 Bdrm .. 2 baths,
large yard & spa('e ror
your horse. 9. W .C. 1st T.D. $117,500.
OPEHHOUSE
31888 Hillsi~e Lane South Laguna
Saturday 11 :30am 3pm
9th StrHf .. ach
2 Bdrm., 2 blllh home
with beamed .ceilings,
fireplace, stained glass
window, ocean view. on
quiet street, low main·
tenance, modem conve-
niences-all for $136.000.
OftEHH.OUSE
287dZell Drive
Laguna Beacl1
Sunday ll .30am-3pm
Catalina
Sunset View
From this great family
plus e nterlainmen t
PRICE REDUCED
Top or The World, ocean
vi~; super family home
with great possibilities
for expansion! This 4
bdrm .. 2 balh home ha:.
new carpet, completely
fen ced yard, lots of
storage. AIJ this + room
to park your RV. $135,000
HOUY HOUSE
Walk up the primrose
path to this storybook
cottage; this warm &
we lcoming 2 bdrm .
charmer features lat·
ticed greenroom. wood
floors, frplc!' & Ft'ench
doors. Sellers moUvated.
$119,SOO
COHOO
Laguna Niguel; located
in the popular Foothills.
this 2 bdrm., 2 balh home
offers the ultimale in
carefree living; inviting
landscape prov ides
spacious outdoor living
area. Many delu xe
features. $89,900
LAGUNA MIGUEL
Super family home in
great neighborhood. 4
Bdrms, 2 baths with
great panoramic view of
Saddleback & the hills. A
marvel ous va l ul'.
$93,500.
home. Pleasant O<'ean 4i!1
views from this 3 Bdrm., ~ 2~': bath home. Close to .,~J•
schools & in a superior ,,...,,,,,_.
neighborllood. $149,500 110S N.CoonHwy.,loguna
GREAT 494-1177
INVESTMENT 31601CoastHwy.,5.Lagvna
OPPORTUNITY 499-4591
Commercial boatdini:: --------
kennels with conneclini:: DISTINCTIVE
!>owe, 42 dog l'Uns, horse ADDRESS stabtes, grooming area & office on •:i arce in Pacific Ave. & Mystic
Laguna Beach. Owners Hills. Laguna Beach .
will carry 1s t T.D. Italian marble entry & -
$197 500 frplc hearth. Dramatic
' · loc. verdant landscpg. 50 OCEAN VIEW LOT mile view to 10,000·
Large buildable lot in 3 puks. Pvt. fncd. patios.
great + prestigious 2 car gar. w/elec. opnr
neighborhood In Laguna Must see to appreciate!
Beach. S00.500. Offered at SlS0.000.
IUSIHESS 497 171 I
OPPORTUNITY •
FUiiy equipped walh fan.
tastic decor. Busy beau·
ty salon in downtown
Laguna Beach. $30,000.
IUILDER'S
ATTENTION
180 degree, 50"100 fl ..
ocean view lot. Priced al
$M,OOO.
1104 So. Coast Hwy.
LAGUNA BEACll
497-2457
OcHrtfrOftt
Country English, Just
listed. 3 bdrms., den, 2
detac he d s tudios, 5
baths, jacuzzi, lovely,
private grounds, stairs to
beach. $62S.OOO
Hearleoch
Whit• Wafff View
Jn North Laguna, 3 lge.
bdrms. le den. Calif.
ranch feeling; beamed
cathedral ceU. In th& 27
(. t . l i v i n a r m .
Stained/leaded windows.
Peeged hdwd. flrs,. love-
ly gardens. Vacllnt. Open
dailY lQ.6. 1640 l:lfUciresl
Dr. $184,500.
""49~7151.,,
By Owner Custom built
wood & glass n~w home
wlfantast1c ocean & cu-
nyon view. 3br, 2ba.
study, 2 lar ge d ecks,
open beam ceilings.
Tiled entry Kil. & din.
crpl thruout. $219,500
714-494·5729
PRIME NORTH END
3 Br home+ 2 rental un·
its. Mint cond. Walk to
viUage & beach. Ask for
Dodo
$299,950
WILLIA·M POWELL
R.E.
497-1751
WOOD & GLASS-
.. a nd view from an
award winning 3300 sq.
t\. home detailed with de·
signer wall coverings,
etc. Excellence abounds.
$275,000
IDEAL .
.. hlmily home; o~er 3,000
sq. ft., with 3 bdrms .. 2»
baths, redwood detail
thruout; good 9ie•. On
cul de sac. Asking
$184,500.
OVERLOOKS lalboo lay Prop. .. RHlton RANCH REALTY
551-ZOOO
Th e dramatic 2-s t ory. 3
b e droom hom e with day a nd
nig ht view. A well mainta ined
home just steps to pool. golf a nd
a private tennis club. A home
with a ll the extras. Enjoy the
good life and see this b eauty t o -
day. P riced to sell at $134.500.
... In Woodbridge. Newly
landscaped; bdwd. entry
sets off this lovely
Syca more Model in C~lde. Ideal Cami!
home; 4 bdrms., 3 balhs,
formal dining: all the ex.
citemenl of Woodbridl(
with Its lake, parks.
pools & new schools.
$97,900 bdrm. bome with ocean JHE
view. $200,000 • 675-7060 * ,,
PRQ.~!:4~~-:;ANGE. .... d· J~ --_________ ,
UC !l6U'139 557-7620
WALITOHACH
bnmac 2Br w/apt ore dbl
"' carprare. _. " MUST SELL 89,900
• 538-203' '• ---------1Woodbrid10 Croeblde
:1 °'94 SUNDAY 1·6 homea, 4 BR, a Ba,
·· 167621.._. L... Willow•
4Bedroom.Ztl.Y, .. ~. PAm WAIJCh, tU.'rY
141·1411
Br. 2~' 1880 sq l\.
Great location. Steps from cQmm pool,
schools, lge backyard.
Many upgrade.. Priced below market for qufck
aale. $92,500. 7 Roek Spr·
lngs. ~.()pen hs s.tA9ll1l noon to $ pm b
VILLAGE II
4 IDRMS-21/2 IA THS
New on the marke t and priced
to sell. A beautiful 4 bdrms. 2~
baths. LaSalle model with 2
fireplaces. large country
kitchen and located on major
greenbelt. Compare today.
Only $119.500.
RIDUCID ti 1.600
UNOER MARkET
A fantas ti c buy. owners
transferred and mlnit sell this
week. Priced well below
S99.900. Includes 4 bdrm&. large
family rm. den. upgraded
carpets -.nd drapes. Beautifully
decorated. Located on cUl·de·
sac street near park and p001.
Jturcy on thig one. l
\ I
552-70~0
THE . . · ::. · ·
VILLAGE. ·.:
RE~LTORS _
I Oii
OCEANFRONT BIG STEAL'
On a polnt in Woods ANDYOUDON''tJtAVE
Cove, surrounded on TO BE A TRJEF to see
three sides by tbe ocean! tbe value In this 4
The very•best location in -BDkM., 3 ~Atft HOME.
Laguna. $850,000 Detailed architecture _ ________ , W/eXlerior Of WOOd ,
1044
cae:
110181 .,1111 co.
Pab Verdes 1t.ooe, etc.
Located ht•h up on
Lagwa's famed Riviera
co11tllne lltll'h an
OlrI'STANDING VIEW
Ot' SADDLl!BACK
OVER Sd YEARS OF SERVICE
'LAH 3 ~IOADMOOI ..
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0oa'l Wall I tionJay 1.5 22782 8oll11nu fOlt SALE "fam. rm. Refresblnsly Sl0,000 under market.
OCIAHNONr
It,. lure<! in pnc~ a1&1ln. Prlvutc Com·
11111111ty. This homl' of charm wit)l a
, 11111J>INc n~:w 6'0urmt'l kltc-hen. new
1.1r pct1n~L MOVE RIGHT tN . 3
hd1:in ... lan~l. dining room. 3 buth::,,
'\ l·.W PRICE $375.000.
ACllAGI
13 JR Acre~ in Riverside County. R ight
m1ts1rll· Riversidc City Limios. f'un-
t n~k view ov~rlookmg ~re<m belt and
1·1ty Suhm1t LradL·s in Orange County.
Will consldcr financing. S95.000. Also
6 58 acre::, for S.S2.640.
aannA manaaR-
REALTa11• 494·1081
ml Oltinneyrc 1.otlof up1r1dea, 2aty, 3 Woodal• done. Pool. $16',500 Must move. Newport
SlO ~ Br, 3 &, d~ " famlly 1 J.M , ........ _ C ·G!M-Crett. 3br + retreat. 3ba.
LINOO RP.:AL l::.'iTATF. rm. Overlook1n1 the Y • ......_.. o. 120-FTuaUn Ave N 8 Modem. Near 2000 sq ft. " • • 111.ke Pnced at Sl$2 500 The Model homea at the T · · Tennis +pool. &U-9322 ~llt'~ 4~ CUMMINGS RF.A.LTV Wood11de-Lake Forcat REAL OAS '4~462J ----'------1 at-~-u.. 49' \407 Dovelopment By J .M. llSTIUY BACK BAY _,, .... ..,..... ·-··r Peters Co. a.re n.ow be.1111
Wt · l t < > i 1 <:&, C < ) 11 11 ) ~ ' 11) ·
1. 1 , I I • I
601 LIDO
Tho<:Nwce to acquire un EUROPI IOUND offered for sale. These ln Newpor t C real CUSTOM dlMtr sl~od bulldable M Owner suya sell bis luJ<· bolJ\ea are nestled on Beautiful, 1puclou1 3 Spacious and deluxe WATERFRONT
ol 3'hc:rd to build your urious Monarch Bay Ter-view lots look.Ing over Bdrm .. 2 bath condo $I I 0,000 CONDO. Walking distance to shopping
dn:1m\ hotae on ! Thl11 ~-ano c .......... Park with Kitchen wllh isep11ra le: r h
race l!pacious 4 Bdrm & ..,.,.... ."""',. 3 Hr 2 Ba, dbl fplc. tge d b k. g Boat sl"p a'l Open IJ\lA&atic pru!)Crty u a den. form llv & din rms. 2 its stands ol eucalyptu.1. dinlnf area. Upgraded comer lot. No loan ree. an an m . I av I • beauWul ueei&n view, u frpl cis,. See l cnlr Theae model homes are carpets & drapes. tn ex· Sat/Sun 1·5 Rang 3F for Agent. ~rivaledrtve A h1 located d I us h I y Ind 8 ,. pd & ceJJenl ro_ndiUon. Tennis lmmed occpy, ownr agt 67c.6900. ... h r l COW1.Y • Smashing view .. will finance. Open House .r n me urt 0 ·••una ol PaclClc. Every possl· beautifully decorated & courts. Jacunl, ~uesl Sa t /Sun l ·S. 2298 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ·r1.1rm111m• av11ilable ble amenity. $260,000. offer many outstandin& parkinl(, etc. 11a1,soo. Redlands Dr. 6'2·0596
Prime Commercial 8kr. 759 0358 feature•. includlna up· 673-5551675-4985
P1 C>Pl'rly Is uu111nbh~ graded carpeting, de· •OHEOF
Woo1h Cove n rea •MAtlKETTURNING corator lnstalled special
l':tt!veo unU• on S. Coast UP INTER£ST window & wall treat·
Hwy, i n ii rnlored GOlNGl>OWN ments. These model
Laguna landmurk Hurry for this wkend homes are priced from
St!ven beautiful ro1:;1den special. Hillht!r next $199,9e0to$124,990.
UB.I units & 4 shnrJ.> com wtiek. La1un11 Niguel Sales Office Hrs.
mercial uml!I rully rent llillsdale, S8S,750. llAMtoSPM
ed. Attract1 v~ terms Lowest price this model! Forinro call
~~down. $895.000 Mint cond, move In now. (714) 768·3201
3 Br 2 Ba, 29436 Vista ------.~lJMBINEf.L Pl.tza Dr., corner lol. ~""ssocr/\.Tti:s O pc_ n Sat & S un .. Mli$1on Viejo I 06 7
I 550 s. Coo't Hwy. anytime by appt. Owner. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 499-1625 ~leech 4f4·f421 -------••--------NORTH VIEW EMERALD IAY
Priced for qwck ~Jlr
OPIHHOUSE
SUNDAY l·S
2318 A.ralia. Eattbluff
4 Bedroom + Cemlly
room. smile story Lusk
home for $159,000. Call
NEWPORT-lRVlN E
RLTRS
838.8586
••NEWPORT••
TOWNHOUSES
A.KIMD*
LuxCUioua retreat + two
story guest house, both
with 180 degree,
panoramic ocean and
harbor views-even
more resplendent at
night from the 2 carpeted
paUoa connected by a
wrap around deck !
Pamper your guMts in
the lavish bedroom
Lowest priced m t his areas. one a South Seas
waterfront comm. 3 BR, Parad ise or waler 2~2 BA, JS' boat shp. cascadi n g over a
$162,500 dramatic rock garden in· * * * * * * * * * to shallow pools. descend
Mewpori leach I OH I M.wport leGCh I 069~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
CALIFORNIA RUSTIC
Turnkey clean. 3 bedroorrts. 2 baths.
family room & dining room. All built-in
kitchen including microwave oven.
Heavy shake roof. lots of used brick .
hardwood noors & much more. 1st of·
fermg of this immaculate property at
$145,000
CORONA PACIFIC. REALTORS
644-1567
1750 $.Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach Exquisite 3Br. :J Ba • whrte water view,
3 Yr old , 3 Br, den
w (rplc, i•.~ bo. freshly
painted inside. lo\ ely
nurrored wulls in L.R.
Cov. pauo for entertain·
Ing. A MUST SEE!
SI 19,500.
3 BR. 21 ~ llA w wal<!r the roe k. s lair way & !1111!!•~.----•l!!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!••
MISSJON VIEJO'S view & 40' !>hp. $177,SOO. en~er a magical rock, Newport leach I 069 Newport leoch I 061
NO. l REALTY FIRM ~othwnuruthelSlaanrde. 4 yrs. old js h1ng_le & carpeted ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,. acuu1. bordered by a SEE AMERICA'S MOST Owner/Agt675-6775 wine ceUar & private WATERFRONT wner Transferred,
SUCCESSFUL NEW sleeping area complete #3 Linda tsle priced below mrkl, super
library, hdwd fir ~
L...gilna leach I 0481LAM)alna Beocll I 048 :i!·1~0-Owner (7 1'1 > ······················· ······················· -----
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1034 SANTA AMA
SUNDAY JULY list
2:00-5:30
Ocemt and coasHin~ •lews, baclrycrd wfth 3
Inell of wooden decks and gardeft. 2
Bedroom, 2 bafft, 24' li•fDCJ room with
fi~oce. $129,500.
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497-2489
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1•15 t72S
DA:"<.\
POINT
493-8812
COM MUNITY with passage way from 5 Br/4 Ba 3800 sq. n. Vu, all cusl. features. ' "WHAT YOU SEE" REAL ESTATE thejacuuitotheoutdoor Lgeboatdock BR. S269,9SO. 1917
By owner, Open tis(• Sun Is what you gel!! AND Creative & pror. co. will pool! This home is not Much more Enchantress. Open 1·5.
l2-4. New 2 Br t wnhse it's fabulous!! 4 br. single soon be opening ofc 's in just for anyone, but for A&t on premasus WESTCLIF'I!!. end unit. Air. upgr'd ~ l p r . 11 Npt. Bch & C.M. areas. ,the connoisseur or posh Sat&Sun 1·5 ·r
1 2 ~ 5 ory. ro cssro na Y We have opcnangs for orginality! C usto111 PropertyHousc642-3850 BY OWNER
cpts. 1 rps. car ~ar, l;mclscaped with massive n e w o r e x p e r Cunll!hin°s to remain al 0~autlf"' 3 BR. 2 "a, pool, jacuzzr, tennis. pat1'0 ~ove r B "Q & " DECOR TOR'S °" ,.. 0
$63,900. 23422 caminito ~ · " salespersons & mgrs whO buyers option. $395,000. A ram·rm, Igo patio, walk
I L •Guu• u1GUEL "Prinklers. Excellen t arc inte re~te·• 1·n a Byappo1.ntmentonly.r DELIGHT Marcia.Ph:752·7!J84 ,.. """"" lo<'ation. Al S87.900 we " u toschl&shop'g,SlSl,000. know or nothing better career. Apply by calllng Im mac, 3 bdrms. 2 sty, Must sell! 646-0100
FANTASTIC VIEW SUNMY "W"'TER VIEW" 557-0110 JI IQ -ii A·Crame,only$104,SOO. NEWWORLD H U "' for rnlervicw. Hiring , PIUD~ Custom CONDO TOWN 0 SE $73.900 will buy you a Mon thru Fri by appt ace . Also 3 bdrms, 2 ba beaob Lido l"-Cheerfully decorated super 3 br. home with an _ Pr ... p-tiea . ..~.~a ast I "lS82 500 x I I t h $63,900 and landscapc.-d. n oomy unbelievable view . lill •• '"""""• ea.. • . lra arp;e o • ouse is
2 br, 2 ba, den, A C, lg. 2Dr i de~. ;h bath E~JOY Tot a 11 y upg r aded HAltlOR VIEW! 1400ouArL5st~~'!c,.,11...ctt Big 4 bdgn beach house ~;r ~~n~m"~~ll~~:
pvt. patio, best toe. poo , c u ouse, P ay· lhru-out. Hurry on this A Terra Cota tile parquet on comer lotSllS,000. formal dining, separale
Z3495Los.\dornos ground & g reenbelt one. entry hall begins your TERRIFIC Pro-rtyHousc,842-3850 Ii tr ·1 .. CRAWJo'ORD&ASSt)C withmwalklngdlstance. "CUSTOMIZED" ! tour thru lhis pro· ,,.. v1ng am1 Y rooms, "'
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0701
or E'·es 9f.S·~ DOLPHlu ll m NEW LISTIMG 6308 W. Coast Hwy. N. B. f p I c • s . a 11 cu at 0 m "" ·""' This four be<lr oom has fess1onally decorated IXlntLocaUoo features. B1oker.
LoqunaMiqwl 1052 Call494-8581 lot.; of paneling, marble S·bdrm. PLUS fu mrly /4Large Bedrooms HEWPORTHEIGHTS cooperution.S..S.S40·338l
•••••••••••••••••••••••1---------l r;icl'cl rireplatt.'. t·cntral room "SOM f:RSET'' /Pool &Jacuzzi •IUYERS• -arr. l'opper plumbing and home · New w a 11 · .'Only $169,000 John Saar Agt .
25162La&troda a ,iew. All on a large tot coverin~s. extensive .'Opcn Sat/Sunl·S 7S2·2020
LOCJYltCINlgutl lorS00.900. used bri c k patios , 11539Cumber landLn. QuailPl.Properlies
495-0088 "UMIELIEV "'ILE" custom wall units & ••UNITED BROKERS
CUMMINGS REALTY
495·1407 ----
TOWMHOME
LacJwta Hills 1050
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Ocean \'lew home rn
private community 3
Bdrm .. 2 car garaJ(e &
!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I with m w a I k an g d rs tan cc
to private pool. JU < u1zr &
ocean. Master swle has
fireplace & occ11n vrew.
$129,500.
A bookcases! In illustrious 3Br, 2Ba hv rm_. frplc, One or the sharpest three Newport Beach tom· John Carey, GRI 646-7414
din rm, k1l. p1.il10, prof bedroom l'>hdrid honws munily
lndst•pd fncd yd, 67 "< 157' to ever come on th\• · LOCJl'fta Beach I 04£ Lac,,lna leach I 048 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
MODERN SPANISH
Private inner courtyard
3 Bedroom, den. li t!·
tached bedroom In back.
Vaulted ceilings, tile
floors. coastal views.
$195,000.
PA.CIFIC ISL4MD
VILLAGE
•Perimeter unit. 2
Bedroom, sun porch, 1 ~it
bath , coastal view .
$00,500.
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DELUXE CONDO
Overlook!I Dana Point
Marina. 2 Bedroom. 2
bath, community pool
fnd sauna. $127 ,500.
NOR INS
REALTY
GARDEN HOME
In private community. 3
Bdrm .. separate dining room & two pulios. Walk
to tennis, pool & ocean
$136,500.
REG REA.LTV
'71 J 496-950 I
On golf course: new
tbruout, end unit,
bdnns., 2 baths. $82.SOO
lot, 2 car gar ~!Jt,SOO. market. Upgraded
1972 Home. 1 hrou!(hout. view, central
arr nnd many amcnitic.;.
\ decorators dream al DESIRABLE
MONARCH
SUMMIT
5133'.900.
OPEN I ·5 SAT /SUH
BAY CREST
1739Tradewmds Lane
4 BR, 2 BA. sep. master
swte, s:ourmel kitchen,
low mamt. rear yard.
W sparkling heated pool.
O wn e r anxio u s,
purchased another
home. Fast escrow.
ON THE
BEACH!
This 3 bdrm., 2 bo. home
in West Newport has
everything a beach home
should have-fantastic
VIEW unbelievable
good LOCATION. Call
for further details.
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OCEANVISW from deck. an uteaulve (11')f'l8-S7n Oneb'-.... t .._ h 1 • t t F FREE fall Mollday Patio 11 1arace. $500 • rare rro nl row
townllto..19e with
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pAiiei.d fem rm. 2 hu1e baa ~at.or c.rmlc tile 40 teriOI' paint-no vacan· the experts at Quall Place Properties. try Ho.mes detcribed,
frp&c.. I& cu.atum kllcht!n • Term cotta nr. pvt ACRES cles-..11 bachelor units. Inc. and learn how to pyramid your llldw.d. Exdtemco' ill
wall appllancu de patio, frplc, workahop 514,850 .f'\IU cub pri!'!e. •195.ooo .. B e lmont d the Countrysides -All ); t'u,.t4td In urthtonH '129,SOO No.CA.40,80,orl.20acre .Shores.Princapalsonly. equities with an exchange an /or Acrou America . Your
Beat Area Ready lo HOWAAO J OHMS OM parcela. E-Z terms. Sep. EVERS & ASSOC purchase. We now have available 2, 2. Strout Catalo1 Malled
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ccntrast' :S Dedroom11, '1
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mc>Ht1n Sllll.)00 RIAi.TY • o acre deed s. 1300 Ci»uaH Street 2, 3. 3. 4, 4, 4, 4. 4, 4, 4, 4, 5. 6, 6, 6, 6. 7, 8, FREE..
S..S..ftdor2·S 1714 1497•1744 Owner/ait.71"1840-1127· SuhlOSw..&.lch. 9. 18, 26, 32, 64, & 203 units plus CORONA DEL MAR -
Spectacular canyon & ocean view. 2 BR +den,
yearly lease. tooO/mo.
llt4 C .,... commercial and industrial property.
c•Acot'dGN• T•tln 1090 ~.......... 714)83].0200 A PROFISSIOHAL STAFP OF ova 45.
STROUT RIALn
909So. ls\Ave. Dept. 0 A.rcaclla, Ca. 9UJ06
(2U~'11150 tt..o. Ramblea utf ramp••••••••••••••••••••••• for.. 1300 ---------• LARCH ENOUGH TO SERVI. SMALL
CLOSE TO WATER-in
Old Corona del Mar. 2 liedroom. No children.
DO peU. $'25/mo.
uph.lll to3.rd left.> ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOURPLEX . EMOUGHTO CAii. OPIMnL fPM.
HOWAllD JON HSON UNDER •·Plex. ~ta Mesa, all 2
RIALTY b d r m . 1 d c o r . MESA DB. MAR Ja IQuall l '' IQusl lshlte 4'7 .. 1744 CONSJRIJCTION ~~.~~92135,000. AGENT Sellermotivated. Plac• . • PIDC9 lbdt•p 2100 _.."" Cal 540-3666 Prap.rtt.• a.-..,.t... . · . ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmmat: 3Ur. :! 81y, 1 m1 to 4 Bedrm, 2"• bath. Cen· 752_1t20 ..-• -r7st-1HO 1ot.s tor houae equl· SUMMER RENTAL -
One block from China
Cove Beach lo Corona
del Miu:.
01mu J>c>1nt 11:111.>or. uv· tra! A/C. Formal dining C-._.L t I MOOOUA1u1.NtwHMltMAOt MOOOUAIUi. . .•~ ty, S Small buildable 1n ind~I. $77,500. ownt:r room, 2 fireplaces, wet ,.....;:.il 0 1 I 500 ~~ t>ce~lde; 4 lge Orange '9J~or41163800 bar.Customqualltybuilt ~,,... County or 25 ln Utah.
home. $147.000. Call to in-••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~I !new Prope,ty 2000 "9cw Properiy_.2000 751"821Sor493-US3eves. COU OF NEWPORT
REALTORS
675-5511 HARBOR
VIEW
HOMES
SALE fl'P OWNER Prime spect.639·9363. Sell niche for 4 Urns, _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
\'11:w ~JC Halls from lhis1--------~ Cheap. Forest Lawn, 1---------1 PSSST 3 br, 2 b11 . bt:dultfully UP· --Glendale S2SO. Eves. 2 Four-plexes. Buy 1 or cov1~GT0~ 140 UNITS ...i-T ti c ...__ both, no vacancy pro-" " graded condu Pool , ,_. us " &t11vn1 644·5402 blems, xlnt. mgr. Priced This one is a beauty in SuperiorConstructlon. Oulofdepreciation,on In· Harbor View Knolls. 3 Br
vestment property· Why 3 Ba, tennis & pool.
not ue us about maldn& Brand new $1650. 759-0717 a tax free excban1e.
p11Tk Open Sun. 12·5, no Owner anxious. Will al SUO 000 ea Income AnR .. •im $183 000 only 4 yrs old. $2,850,000. a"'l> $65,500. 661-1731. C"....., back 2nd on this Comme~al • · w"" · • · GM ,,. ~ · ~ $10,800. Gd. area of Long MAPLES ISLAND 6.8 · Uesperate ISiollc i.ell 821>-8885 upgraded 5 Br, 3 Ba, 3000 Property 1600 Bcb. Owner /Agt. (7l4) 40 Commercial Units,
out> Ol'ltf!hllul llll •-ti . T I sq .ft int:lu d1 n g ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6756775 ~ealp1ef~ndeaofpo'!!'u~grs1·ohip $1.200.000. THEC~SOH CO. *3Br,2ba,den. frplc. dbl
maculdle, h1~hl }' up _., ll'f '" own. Breakfast rm. Sep laun· SHARP 5 olfit:e bldg., ·4 -----· --·---• r.... us Maloy Investments,
graded JBr or 2 & ckn. .t br. 211 ba. upgraded dry and prof landscaped. blocks to Huntington IEACH DUPLEX area. $24D.500. '129-U29Carlsbad
RiAU'OIS ear, walk to shops & bch.
281.UfewportBlvd ~Larkspur. l-&92·2342~
dm rm, spaC'1ous bac:k)d nearly n ew home . Only $140.000 Capitol Beach pier. Potential Mini WarehcM.se1
w patio.'>, tO\lered deck $77,900. 492 4337 Real E:5tate838·2098 gross income $14,400 per Income $13,500 year. All The 5 e Iii re r e a 1
I n g & m J n i c u r c d C , . • year Pnced lo sell at led ti 3 moneymakers! Localed gardens new l"pts new VSJ Country Cl 4 br. air, By Owner. $160.000. 4br, $120 OOo Coats & W· llace ren -pa o, car gar., from West Covina to San
dishwasher, n<>w hi)t wtr l.mart deco & xtras 3ba. den, large yacd Reai Eiltate962·44S:. very close to beach. Diego.
. heljter, west side sun ex 554 ~ Agt Opn Sun. w/pool & shuffle board Furn. $164,000. LAND
pollure, The best bu) 1n t'OUrt. 3 .car garage, cen· COMM. LOT 1.3 ac. on ___ A....:gt::..._. 645--·86-1-6---1 r r om Barstow to
llarborVicw Villaqe San J.,an tra.I air, automati c busylstSt.inTustin. •TRl·PLEX• Oceanside.
$63,500 spnnklers & more. l wil,I DRAKE & ASSOC. Many different size LUSK REALTY
'675-3411
carry loan w 1l h Io• Pride or ownership, only <! Bdrm Ch armer 1·~ .' 838·5700 parcels at difCere nt
• • d down payment , no quah· 2 years old ! Spacious 3 · r~nct.>d .lo~ Ql:UCI.<. action. fying. Buyer can move in bedroom, 2 bath owner's pnces. Cer~m1c tile in kitchen & immediately. 14321 Galy. Condornlnlurns/Town· unit with fireplace! RIVERSIDE d1n1~ area w /h.a.nd 731.3247 houMs for sale 1700 TRIPLEX + 3 bedrm
B b • 640-7196
DAN>.POIHT Ne~~c. •---------
4 rLEX W /VIEWS 4 BR, 2 Ba, ear. crpts,
Detached 3 br, 2.,~ ba, Real Estate drps, bltns, yrly. 310 Iris.
D I R . owners unit. Waated 2900 l·295-6'827or223·38(MJ
W/frplc. 3 ren\al units. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Attractive 3 br home,
Each 2 br, 1 ba, D/R. AJI 0 W N Pro Pert Y In frplc, modern kitchen.
units with W /W eptg, Inglewood, Hawthorne Avail. Aug lat. 960-2641
drps, bltns, pvt. patio, orSo. Bay area?
enc. gar. Choice lot, new· WILL PAY CJ.SHU 2 Br, 1 ba, frplc, no pets.
ly lndscpd. Auto sprklrs. Pb. TomD'Allesaandro refa. $395/mo. Call
Cls: to schJ. & marina. T.O. PROPHTIES 673·N32 evest.. 159-5928
759·5848 days •. 559·0186 <213 )674-6907 or (71') .=.:'"'-k_d..;.ys ______ _
eves,wknds.Pnnonly. 546-6201 anytime or 3 BR 2 BA, lplc, bltns.
ALMOST
OCEAHFRO MT
crafted wrought iron ---••Le•••i·s·ur••e•Vi••o•r•ld••T•o•w••e•r•s .. I m.19ra·al ~ home PLUS vacant lot. partitions Newly carpel· $44.950. 2 Br. 2 story. t'Oll· All for $85.000.
ed. ~pal'IOUS brick patio do end unit Open Sal Lux ret ire. Meals, ac• Century 2 1 Sparow SUPER
w 2 frwt trees and plants 12·5, 1777 l\11tchcll, 1'67. maids. 10'~ dn. 535.000. Prap1tr.ti•• Investment D1vis1on 1._.VESTME._.T
(n4)846-5221aft.6pm deck/patio, gar , H2 blks
Wanted residential lot Hgt bcb. $480 yrly · 67H 957
,::a lore. Area includes Ph: 993-4130 dys, 559-4461; 496 1840 7S2•1920 963-7866 J"lll J"lll Bch, CM area by pvt pr· OCEAN VIEW
ty. 968-7994 or 675-8872 Jmmac. 3 br home on l ge 3 Udrms .. 2 s tory. I
house lo beach $129,500
NEWPORT BEACH
clubhouse. pnvate lake, eves. !~ OUAllSt. Niwl'011 aracH •--------1 14 units in H.B. 8.7 x pools. parks & R .V W ALKTOBEACH Gross.Ocn view.Hereto· Rentals lot. 2 Story, gard•n.
:.torai:e All surrounded Wntminst~ I 098 Shore Chff Villas condos 8 UNITS-IALIOA day, gone this wknd.
by br('('Zy rolling hills ••••••••••••••••••••••• from $68,500. Patty, •DUPLEX + GUEST 4 duplexes. aJI 2br. 2ba. Prin only. Bkr 848-0236 ••••••••••••••••••••••• located above CdM beach. $1000/mo. Barrett
HURRY 495-4909 Owner BY OWNER K.R. Properties. Charming 1 & 2 bedroom 4 car encl. garage. Bay --:!:m:~~=~~-1----.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I OPEN HOUSE 66_1_094_1 ___ 1 plus guest house with view. $180,000/dplx 1t·~'~h~~1~;~~~.n Snug and lriqht! ~:Joi~~~~~ ~<>.j.3 ~crs/ ~~ ~f~~e~~~~n~~ Tom Lee, Rltr, 642·1603
Custom1zecl 4 hetlrm Hunting a beach S&S Townhome ssale 1800 sand..$175,000. FORSALE
home 1n Newport lkJt•h hideaway., Need tax Westminister Village'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mini Warehouse Storage
with lar1?e ~pJrkl1ni: sheller. appreciation·? A 4Br. 21:lBa, rormer OCEAN VIEW [n1 facility. 100% leased in
d ( mce to place to hve? ll 's · I h pool An or your ou r 2 bed rm, huge model, air cond. m1r SteP6lobeach,furn,48r pnmeocatJon.12'7o cas
prt\acy a s lumpstnn1· rored wardrobes, up-& 3Br, Nwpt Bch Bltr I I o n c a s h return ror w;ill Only $137 .500. 1t 's a master bath, pri "ate gradings thruout. This 557 7325 $250,000 down payment.
beauty! Call540·1151. Condo ror only $53,000. weekend only S91 ,500 ------Callforappt. . C a 11 Red C arpet REAL T Y INC.
Realtors. 496·4775 or _898-_4-083_ ---Nwpt ~ach Dplxes 7 14/846-1371 MAY 0 CK
•83_1·•99~55~·~~~~~~0therReaf Estate Two 3Bdrm. 2 ba units.I~~~~~~~~~! l'AGJ;;A&Nl'H
••••••••••••••••••••••• Close to beach & shop· TWO 4 PLEXES (714)494•2148
REALTY 67 5·1642
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
~.~.~.~...... Realty 642·5200.
lalboa PtftlMula 3 107 Charm.i.ng 2 Br home, new Loh for s• 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• crpts thruout. See to ap-
••••••••••••••••••••••• SPACIOUS Oceanfront 4 pr. SOI Avoc~ OPEN.
luilden Br 2 Ba completely furn Sat/Sun 1-5 S43Smo. Atfen1i011! ·hme. Fplc, wshr/dryr. ·
Y4 Ac+ for 4 units. Great dsbwshr, 2 car gar. no HIDE-A WAY
C.M. loc. Owner will pets. $1200 per mo. yrly. Charming s late noored
carry lst T .D. Only 644-9582 CdM 1 Bdrm w /secl walled patio. Cpts. drps,
$67,500. . Costa Mesa l 124 stove & refrig. Adults on·
labM Suikkl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly, no pets, refs req $350.
UNITED BROKERS Eastslde-Spaciowi 2 Br 494-4420 or 759·0358
64&-7414 751-5959 Townhse. Quiet. Newly ,.__ 3224 decorated, bltins, frplc, ._..ta M.st1 ---------iMobileHomes ping.AskmgS175,500 ·... S"'
TRANSFERRED For Safe I I OO COST"' ME "'
I 076 Beaut 3 bedrm, 2 bath, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm. 2 ba & 2 Br, 1 ba. Excellent corner loca·
$500: DOWN on s m~ll Jge pvt patio dbl gar. •••••••••••••••••••••••
OUPLr.v S ...i 1 b u ii d a b I e I o t 1 n p l t ' A d I t ~E • "· • Oceanside. Will sub· 00 ' e c · u s EASTSIDE 2 br + Cam. Son C lemeftte
••••••••••••••••••••••• N B & O tion . Ca n b e s"old slo~Y ·,.Surroundcd ~Y '58 Hicks 8x45. I br <cap-r a Y t: ea n I th plush gardens. dee.P. pile t n•n's bed) new roof •. bcac·hes. Asking Sl39,000. separate Y or toge er.
2 duplexes. block to , ordinate baJ. at $50. mo. $425/mo. 548·5639 nn. RV access. $350 mo.
beach, (2) 3br, 2ba, encl. 751-4826or493~1153 eves. $1~ 1 br. child, pet ok. 64&-8688 wknd & eves. &
LOCATION! Great 3 Br. d l I ... "' UNITED BROKERS Newly painted and com-crplg, cathc ra te1 ings, ext pai·nt 'Adult C M . 2 Ba. home on beautiful m r 1 h g Paul Shiparo pletely upgraded.
garages. $165,000. M H Fee 675-3432 anytime
TomLcc,Rllr,642·1603 •OCEANVIEW* ·Hbnlellnders 557·0822 .
c-anyon with view of m:s~!:~r~~uite.uOn~ park.548·6173 646·74J4or631·3900 PRICEREDUCED-
luv1era Beach. On l '2 ly $77,900 Adult park in Irvine 2 -------BRING OFFER!
lots to insure v1<>w und RED CARPET BR 2 b h I
496-4775 8 3 1-9955 Y • • gt • 414 Soper Beautiful! Just re· Cih UGI ~~ Pl
Duplex E/Slde C M
2 hr, 1 br. $88,500.
Kathy Tracy Rltr.
548·19'Z7 752·2887
pnvacy New ltslmg al . ard. S29a.500. suAnpor64c6.2gc 4.PLEX, H.B. 1£ IQ "I ~
BERTHA llF.NHY ·--------1'75 Pace Arrow, 26'2'. duced to $179,000 Unit 1, GC• •
REALTORS OPEN HOUSE Gen. 2 AtC. loaded. Sips 3 br. 2 ba, Other 3 un~ts Prap•rti•a r.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
215 Del Mar 492 4121 Absolutely marvelous 9. Sl4,000 833.9047 have 2 br. l ba. 3 units 7S2·1920 _________
1
• have frplc's. Pnnc. Only ••oo OUAll~r. NIWl'Otlf llACH
\llC'A of ocean, mountains By Owner 24' by 64 ·. 5 Star call Agt Jack 840-3365 or ·--------•I & \-alley. from this pre-Park, lst qual. air cond. IW8·9S57
m 1 um townhouse . lge. enc. Porch. bar, lawn Real Estot• CCMMselor Master suite features bowling. Irvine $38,000 lncomrProptt-ty· 2000 Profes investment
TAX SHELTER!
Easts1dc·Broadway. 3Br.
HOMESITE M.wport leoch 3 169 new cpts & paint. Fncd
Prestigeous Mariners ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard. $400/mo. 548-9897
Point Development over· "do b kloking San Clemente by Li Isle 2 r 2ba. Sips 6. 3 Br Ocean View house.
t he sea. Ocean view Sept$1400. ••M ..... Jge Fam Rm, grdnr. $500
panorama-construction t2l3) • .........,.27 mo. 673-6743 4
r eady, $94,000, Agt. OCEAN VIEW, Corona 145 Mesa 2 Br $365 1 Br 71~-831·9122 or 498·0200 deJ Mar. 3bedrm, 21,~ ba. upper, $32s. Pds OK. '
(rughts 714-631-0590) fam rm, pool & jacuzzL ~7945
Mo.tain. Dfferi Gorgeous! For lease al ---------RHOl't ' 2400 $950/mo. in Harbor View LARGE3 BR2 BA
••••••••••••••••••••••• H i I I s . U n i q u e Range, fplc, kids OK. ·
I' A NO HAM I t: Ocean
view Gori:cou~ cust
hume. 1 ' at $160,000
Larsen. 196· 1772 run·m closets. oversized SSl-4650 •••••••••• ••• ••• • ••• •• • anaJysis, appraisals. tax
shower room & private ----M SU d & exchange advice . garden Xtra large living Costa Mes a 2hr 1 ba. EW I nit 81 CJ Specializing in Bch
Protect Your Income
Build Your Estate
17, 22 & 44 UnJts
Principals Only
All Prime Orange Homes--4>15-6900. m>. 642.0835; 646-6423
County Locations! BIG BEAR LAKEFRONT
Kent Rogers Realty $150.000. 5 Cabins 3 Bdrm Duplex, newly MESA VERDE Un ique Homl' llarhor
Y1cw 2450 sq ft. 4 Ur, 21:
ha. 498 OO<tO Broker
room has p1lched beam 17x55. Full expando To Superb O.C. loc. Xlnt multi-plex properties.
c·e1hngs & opens to sur· be moved Xlnt coml leverage. need strong Sellers & buyers avail.
848-8300 Agt 494-9727 or9704 . dee, 2ba. Yrly lse. 2 doors Sharp •. clean 3 .,r, lam
from beach $595/mo rm, 2 ba, fplc. Now va·
rounding pallo. Brick $11.500 213-861·4989 buyer 495 5906 Call Ron Ellis SAN CLEMENTE Outof C~ 75 939'l • • cant . $425/mo. Call
DUPLEX Property 2550 _l.:..·-------..t Dave, 540-1151 Agent. *A80VE IT ALL• . t•ountrychimneysetsoff PRICESLASHEO! Century21-960-2358
O cl' an v i cw s pec· the kitchen. Should in· · THE C\. E---Consuff-.&1--. ~ Only $195,000. for 6. 2 ~ unvn
Sharp 2·1 near Plaza ••••••••••••••••••••••• S-.Ana 3110
Park. $91,500. ENCINITAS ••••••••••••••••••••••• E~T SIDE-3Br , n ew t •1t·ular Pre:;l1geou::. s P 1 r e anyone lo I~~~~~~~~~ MA RINE HS PO I NT epicurean delights. Fully MEADOW ~ Bdrm, I Ba. units in C.M.1-
E s l a t c h o m " maintained, beautifully 2 Bdrm .• 2 ba. 1972. ~·-540-36:i0, A~_.----• BERTHA HENRY Beautiful custom bit Exclusive NW Santa Ana. paJnt, cpts/drp6. fncd yd,
4 U..,ITS REALTORS home on wide Ocean 2,250sq'.rt., redec. Ma~y lse $395 mo. 646-7528
o v c r Io o k 1 n g S a n landsl'aped & overlooks POLO coach. Plus a lov_c:_ DOWNTOWN BALBOA " 215 Del M 492 4121 xtras incl. wheelchair . Super sharp owners unit, llV ar · view lot. 3Br,. 3ba, 2 ramped & option to buy 2 .Br, $250. Kids, pets.
Clcmt•nte fly The· Sc•a . pool. Vacant 2Bd, 28a, ly shady back yard w111\ PRIME CORNER
GOU' COUHS .. : Cuslom ~7.500. 494·8093. ___
1
brick patio and full wel Shop in front + 1 Br apt, w/added fam-rm . wet· EASTSIDE frplcs, $137,500. Owner In 3 yra. $S3Smo./lse. smgles.ok. Unt. Fee
bar. 20x30 Pool, 3 Units COST"" MES"" 1·753-7670 . N<>w avail. 542-&057 Homefmders 557·0822
3br + rec room I wl'l t__. "'--1080 bar and a spacious wood over garages. Ocean bar) I I ac·re O(''•an Vl"W O'Kln'IQ""'"" d k "d h .. .,.., nlU) B r f lot.'dccks. i:'ourm'"et ••••••••••••••••••••••• ec s1eporc . ...,.,,.,.,, ~1~~~1896esl o e r .
are 2 BR, 2 Ba. one 2 BR. "' "' l Ba, lols of privacy, xtra DUPLEX ESCONDIDO Clean 2 Br. Adults, no
big lot in Huntington Country CJub h ome, HomesUnfunNst..d pets. Garage. $240/mo.
kitchen, all plush ap
po1ntments Approx VA-+40 DOWM Beach. Call for appt. Two bedroom units with spacious,2sty,4br,3ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• TT3W.Wilson642·8205
Duplex; 3 BR. & 2 BR. Marie Dunn . (2 13 ) private patios on desira-central a/c, many bltns. IGlboalskMd 3 206 MES"'V-DEHOMot.
completion Sept 30.
1977 194.000 Al{l CJll
714·831-9122 or 498 0200
lnight 714 631 0.590
& move into this 4 br
Bradford Place home.
Mosl desirable greenbelt
loc Tius one won't last
Frplcs .• garages, yards. 598.3174 Rltr /(2 13 ) ble corne r l ot in $76000 7141743-4636 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" ~ '"
S84.500 Pyramid Ex· 598-7675 NEWPORT HEIGHTS! ' . . BAYFRONT Pier 4 br 3 I.Be our lovely 2 sty, 4 br
changors833·1768 ---------1 Completely remodeled o..tof State ba fam r~ no pets ·home w/fml rm & din
ext.erior. landscaped/ Property 2600 s1ioo1mo, yrly lse: rm. Grdnr. iocl'd . Ci. to ---------1 $62,900 Duplex + 4 bdrm home by
agent. $119.500. Call
RIW. 957·1900 or 831-0468
TWO 4-PLEXES
COSTA MESA'
spnnklers. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 615-0525 everything. $560 mo. ----------c 549-2826 2 1 HOMES
OCEAMVIEW
Peek-a-boo to SPEC
TAetn.AR. From SM.900
to $265,000.
POINT RL TY. Network
Call 496-5600
SaRJum
Capistrano I 0 78 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PRICED TO SELL
J.,g. 4 br, 3 ba, lg. back
Ar:J. 559-4556
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
Charming 3 BR. 2 BA.
new t'PlS & paint. Just re-
duced $5000.
1130 W. Sierra
ir. ... tT COST ... MES... In Mesa del Mar bare ah-I jQuaH ~ u5z3c ' ~ "' ~ buy one or ot . m.
'T AMPU5Dl: l(Vf"E DUPLEXS84,600 Enclosed garages-new Place
GRE....._., ..... , One 1 Br, l bath paint. Sl~.oooeach Prap11rtltta ~""""" On 2 B 1 b th 752-1920 5Star AdultCommunity e r, a MOOOUAILStNIWt'OIUUACM
1750 Whittier Ave, C.M. Aslt for Jerry S<!anlan I£ .Quail ~ •-.... ,.....____... •..v•r has available a Pacific Coast IUty Pl m T ... """"" _, ...
20x48 Buddy Mobile l2131433·4968 ac• • Custom features of en·
Home ---------PrOp1Wti•• · . during elegance are
in beauUfUJ condition * EASTSID.E * 7S2-1920 found in these 4-plexes.
Mustseetoappreciate. Pride 20 units, great .;14;;oo-oujjiA;'l\;s;'·;";1wP<>~;·;';";";'H;I Can still benefit from
Callbt.wn9am·6pm. location, 5 yrs old. Prin· builders warranty .
646·7965 cipalsonly IUILDEll SPECIAL XANADU R.E . 759-0781
$750,000 Duplex 'w /plans for yd. Fam. rm. w/frplc. ---=.::;;.--
Bike trail to ocean. S2SOO under mkt. nr So. IESTMOllLE
$99,800. Owner. 493·5828 Cst Pla1&. 3br, 2 ba. HOME IUY
963-2187
. CaU 751_6003 another duplex. 2003 Ma·
...... E ESTATE MAKERS pie. Costa Mesa. Go
'0 Oirect. Owner will carry
'have something to sell?•---------• OF THE YEAR
'Classified ads do it well. Want Ads Call 642·5678 24x52 Adult park, priced to sell right now! San ~ J~ s-.--Juan Capistrano. • Capl1trano 1071 c.pht:.-1071 UDC>.lPET
••••••••••••• • •••• ••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Realtora 831·9955
CE
110111 ILllRS DD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
MOISE COUMTIY ESTATE
SAN JUAN CA.PIS'ftAMO
Beautifully Located Hilltop Estate
Of Approx. 5 Acres. Mountain,
Vall ey And Ocean Views. Lux·
urloua. 3 Year Old. Custom Built
R a n ch Style Home. With s
Bedrooms, 3~ Baths. Beam Cell· inJs , Marble and Carpeted Floors.
J'our Car Garage. $550.000 Shown
By Appointment.
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492-9700 49&-4775
4 PLEX financing. 646·5948 ask
2Br, no v aca ncles, .for Richard.
185,000. By owner-Prin ~~~~~~~~~I
only' 494-8490
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5 ACRES lcAoaP.._a no1 _
4Br farmhouse elec •••••••••••••••••••••.-A 1 to ~ yrs lse. Beautiful . . • s paaous S Bdrm famlJy kitchen & beating •. frplc. Beach. cottage, $28S. UtU. home Wf/ v Jew./· furn
BtflStateofWashmgt.on pd..Kjds.pet.sok.Fee &V4il. Tuttler ock
farm land, prime. loca· Homeflnder1 SS7·0822 $900/mo 833-lS59 lion. less than 10 m1 from \.----· ------
3 N a v y B a s e s , •BAYFRONT• Lge 3 BR, 2 Ba upstairs.
Bremerton, Ban.gor, & Luxuriows. Huce rooms. crpts, drps, 00 pets. Nr
Keyport. .09 mi from 2B~. 2BA, adlts. Slip OCC $290 751.3696
Yacht Harbor. Facio av.ail.Call675-3'715. --·--· -----
country road . ma)I) be C'Plstrmo IHch 3111
subdivided. $51.000 dwn. ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• 673-6055, 1·682.0155, (2(}d)
_7'19_·34'8 ______ _.. Small 2 Bdrm., 1 batb Ull·
2700
f utn t«h ed b o u ae .
lnclmlel ~v" t relrig.
Lartt ft 6ce yard.
$28.'S/mo. c-.,&c ... ...,.
l.1<M SorCoHt lfwy.
LAPVNA BE.\OH
497-2457
(
Macnab-Irv me
REALTY COMPAN Y
NEWPORT HTS.
Spacious 3 BR, 2~11 ba.
t.ownbome. Sep. dining,
frplc . & s hag carpet
thruout. Close to schools
& ahoppin1. $US/mo. in·
cl. water &1ardener. 1st
& lut + SJ!IO security de·
~it required. Avail.
l/J. Lynne Va.lenline
MU300(S-M)
MIU VIUI IXEC. 'Bdrm J ba, fOflD d ill'&
tam rm, we~ bar, de·
Sund!x. July 31, 1977 DAILY PILOT DJJ · I
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C s tn h__,I J BR. NR. BKACH. Z Sty, UMTA&.S BJulfs 4 Bdrm., great 1 Bedroom. 1 block to 111-.d 3.806 c.to MHo 3824 Coeto Met. 112
Be for• you pay ae1111 condo. dW 1ar, rec. rac. 2 BR. 2 ba $410/425 ~top tribome, 3br, 2 bn, locat.ion. Former model. ocean, $27S mo. Im med ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· •••••••••••••••••••••••
ascnrles lur the 'll u _ l'U'o.IGGIS. J8R,2Ba:::.'.'.'.$315/560 ucu, • um, frplc, new S6SO.Agent644-llS3 occpy.673-S721•6758479 ONEOFAKIND T ...... 2 bdrm, chlld OK, a r
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ll n ,J • • ~ I l 3 e0 2~~ Ba S4SQ drps/cf118, many extru. -"• 'MOW REMTIM5 C"ONSlllll t'RS OUID£ 'rl' 4 aft: 2~, Ba .. · •· • • · 17es "75/ino uue ~ Option lo btlY. VIEW 1 Bdrm with &on at roof no pets, carp/drps, patio, an; ba,~·,md ~,.11 • •AVAIWLI• KAJ\BORViEWlULLS rutaMeyenRealEstale West.cliff/Dover Shores. Caeyon&ocea.n,2bdrm . .:arcien. ExcltlnJ2Story gu pd . $260 . 792 New 2 Br. from $2:90. t
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ol ...__, *MOW• ..... IBa ..,"'" 4$4 54.20or960-1701 rzoor..r mo. lease. 4 Br, 2 2 ba, all bltna, 2 covered llvinl room on Ll'M'LE Shalimar APl 2. OPEN Br. $2$5. Encl aarages """> .. -'· " .un. · · · • · · •'"" ba am rm frplc Crull parkln& a paces pvt JS LAND G RAND 549-9492 w/atorage, patio1. No·
s>:Wl: ~ • •1~ • ..avaU U . t0ftddmlnlurn1 enaA.Ni\llfiaM IULl.S Coado $315. 2 Br, 2ba . ..,..;. & garden. w'alk to beach. ssso. mo. OPen al-CANAL .. $450/molse. C'•an 2 br, c'"ild OK, no pets or children. Open "'o" "' .-aca or Pet~. Munth .JP .2.Ba ......... $4$0 Ovttu dbl gar. Rm for scllls.~21.S U'rn()(Jo5. SA.Ll.SBUR~RLTY .... " Dally 11·»5:30. 3S2 Vic·
tu 100 1 111 NEW llsUAf• tb tnontti nu1taJ,a atirllnK boeL Pool. 495-20.'!9 all 3 .... 7 11.•-1 C 673-6900 pets, carp/drps, patio, lor1a. Btwn Harbor ~ 1°ad do• Sm• l Q2$tofJQO Lont.edln pm. Modem3Br,28aingreat -<WliWIMJ ..-,on Si240.796ShaUmarApl3 Newport Blvd. CaJl f~ ~n "t bfe Nn•c-• lftanlltl#On Harbour ant.I location 1,~ blk to CostaMffo 3724 lc6oar..-....o 3107 OPEN.~ 64&-3436or5'0-2980 t>.u tJuO Hlmlh\jtOll &acb. Call Sea Counlr)', 3 B,R home. bay/beach 1 bit toqcean. ••••••••h••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mullan Really • •COftl wfor mot dctll.lla close lo s hop g, bch. Walk to rest. and stores S"O.OO WEEK & UP Duplex, 3 Br 2 Ba, 1500
2 Br. Ha ba, cp~. drps. part, aehls, fed yrd, view 2 Cu gar. Adulta, no "' sq.ft. On beach, ocean bltns, gar, patio $300. M~ VERDE lge2 BR,:?
'""" 3 hr 2'• ba, fam rm lot. Up11raded. 11 Mo. pets. $SSO/mo or $500/yr •Stud.lo& 1 BR Apts view. 1355 E . Balboa Ad.Ila, ca11S46-1773 Ba, frplc, D/W, encl gar,
Im I t lbhae. pool • len leue. incld. gardener. ly. Avail. Aug 1. 544..(206 •TV & Maid Serv Avail 8 1 v d . B a l b 0 a . Adults 2 Br upper $2lS across from park. $310. ,.,.,rouru 5n-61TZ $415. mo. 495-4892 •PhoneServ, Htd pool 2J3.S00.0600 dys· 434.9575 N t 31'1 W mo. 7S&-0761or751-8888
•-.--------•IDEANZA Mobile Home, 2 2376Newport Blvd, CM evs&wknd.s. ' ~ilsoo. 8?t P63e1~2·177 · 2 BR 2 Ba ••• \1 11J~G£PARKHOME ~573CMMJ)af 1• Br, pool/bch. Adlt.s, no 548-9765or64S·3967 n ·• • .•new crp ... , ~Ur ~a. nr fwy, abop REALTY INC. A : kVINf OCEAN VIEW,• .Br, pets.$400yrly.675-1957 --CaplstrcMoleach 3818 1 BR $210. C/D, refrlg, drpa, & pamL $23S. mo. 1,~1~'!ft~ ~ C
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ulle&e. avail 714/·~· l 371 TUR'l'LE ROCK
3
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. ttr 1 Ba-duplex. fncd --1.. 1-"um Rm. 2 Ba , w/Vlt-:W, w/pvt bcb facil. Pool, nr schJs. Kuu OK, cpls small l br. $225 to $260. Ca PI s l ran o B c h Laree 2 & 3 BR. chlldrwi
'.rtf, chUl:lttn OK, NO Very iucti 3 br, 2 ba, Ow• lge yard, nr tennis & t e n n Is .· $ 90 0 mo . only. 2315 Margaret Dr. Adults. no pets. 2110 Palsades. $350/ mo. C..OSE OK. Pool, $245·$271. 1,~-rs.D65 M-362'1 cJl('I. drp1, 2 car gar .. pools. $525 mo . Agt. 714..t93·5888. 1385/mo.646-8441 Newport Blvd. 493-665!,493.2190 to Bearh 642.9760
~ --fl'n('ed yud, klda/l)tit 752-01.88 3 BR, 2 BA. 35' boa~ slip, ST UNN ING lge 1 Br New deluxe 2 story 2 br, CLOSER --------Jh:ed::r:.~:o F:~~ ~r~S385 983-Ue'J Agt · TURTLEROCK 2·sly, 4 yrs old. Chddren garden apt, pool. rec duplex apt w/H 2 ba, to Shopping& Frecwayl> N:i~~n~~h~d~:~.2~2 ~!;
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OK.Ca1J67s-677S. area.S23S.710W 18thSt. frplc. Ocean view from elec dr oar, adults,~ ~room, 1replace, 2 rar P&TIOHOME out.Lse 559.5229 .,_.,.._.., th Bluff I k' CLOSEST • i:nrace. pool. tennis. "" -••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERFROHT-$650. L,... Fum 2 Br e s over oo tog pets. Open Sal/Sun. ~~.Jacuut Included. Rr:rnd new l br, 2 ba. •TI-IE WLLLOWS. 4 Br. LAKEFRONT fantastic 125'Lake Frootage·nu Pool, ~ature adlts, no Capo Qe acb. 34638 W.Wilsoo,#l2,64G-0096 s:m. C 1646-4477 bnck fplc, \\OVen woods. 2ba, I.al( rm, din rm. fam view 4 Br 3 ~ clb prlv 3br/2 ba·teonis. pools+ pets. S250. 64S·397l Camino Capistrano. S39S. to Mest Value in Tuwn wet bltl', upcracled plush rm. $425. 644· 1480 , dock. Mln vu. n o.0211 ., 8minfrom0Cairport. No pets. 714/494-9583 an N~t ~~.2P:Jo. i1~f~: ~PR3Br 211Babt' HUGlo; cr pU. pool. saun a. s:l).S050,ext 22 LAKEFORE.ST675-S909 BUNGALOW. EmployecJ 6Pm. 2 Bedroom lu"<ury adult Pnv. garage. S285 Mo.
us m. a lns. fplc. Jacuw, $475 963·7866 ---Brand ne w 38r, 2Ba, person, no s mokers. Coronadel M 3822 &faauly apts.from only Av"•I. oow. """9293
quiet cul de sac $450. -Univ. Park Twnhse. f DR f ti d 'd M .d"'-. c:•<>7 9 ar ... ...,,,.,. S$.6330 Neat 2 br. Iba, cpt.s, drps, "LaSalle" 4br & fam rm. amrm, , u Y rp ' aJ .,.,.rv1ce....., I 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $28 5 .
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r ed d lnscpd, spnnkers, patio. UDO IA. YFRONT • Open Sunday 578 w.
car gar• enc yar · $600 mo. 752·0617, Agt. S1111m & tenl\U club paid. Brand new. spacious 2 Lac;pina B.och 3748 •3 Pools•D1sbwashcrs• Wilson, 2br, beam ceil,
..._d Occ-ncy !16:14.567 Agent. no lee. Patio home: 2 br & den, 2 ...,..,. ""' • .,... "" " J acuzz1• aygrounds • nr Harbor, stores & bus, Kids/pet welcome. $345. ••<>< """l N>•t bdrm. •-den ornbdrm., 3 •••••••••••••••••••••.•• re .... .,, J . Pl
-r-ba ba. co.odo. Secunty bldg 1 Bl' at>t. view. fplc, Vic •[I ''"rr~,.55 . Sell·clearungovens• 536-1286
3 Large bedrm, l'.2 bu th, . A/C, 2·car encl gar, WATERFRONT Lease$990 Mo., yearly. toria Beach, $300 mo ~ ---------
2 car garage. Low matn 3 BH , 2 BA home, nr adultsoverl6only.$395, SUPREME BAY&BEA.CH FIL,494·1679 2511W.Sunflowcr
tenance makes th1:. ~da ms & Magnolia. includes gardening, pool, Nul25'1akefronthome. charming immarulale Coats & Wullaee RE tennis, a ssoc. dues. Dlx3br/2 ba.675·S909 REALTY 759·081 I Mewport&.ach 3 769 CORONA DELMAR
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·u t 2 h Id LAK !!:FRONT f I I di" Oc v· wt accep c I ren. Nellr ocean & shop'g. 2 6 mo or lO'ililK_er lse on golf Mounta1·n view, new. Call 4 Br, Newport Shores, 2 Pool. tennis. Some ocean Pc. gar, ge patio, a ""'• ean iew, very lge di" 2 but sorry no pels 26K BR pool $335 Ask for Rift h ' blks be h 1 & • & Catalina views. Glose no pets. $285. 2447 .:Iden Br 2 Ba, fplc, lncJry, no
CAI, A '4 . uc. ~ or v; qum twnhse, 3 Br 3 Ba, 499·3031art6PM I rus. 673-2'l53 .._, Bay $400/mo Call M·'· '"'"7.787 .54"8609 co~e. c oSanJoa· 758-1141 btwn 11 & 4 . to ac ,poo ten· Ri tosbopp1'ng&fm' ebeach. Ave.646-7027cves. pets."''"mo.963-0486
. .,...,...1 1.' I . . $57 5 --------1 644 2611 4 s or 6 Hr + formal din poo • J a c u z z 1 • · . · Nice 1 Br, pool , udults, no NOW RENTING ~m. fam rm, pool & 838-3232 ~~~.~~~ ••• ~~!! SanClement~ 32761 . . 6pePtMs. "~O. 646·3798 uft 1P&J21ASSTEORIIY
Jacuzzi. 2650 sq. ft. exec. Sharp condo; 2 Br, 2 bei. BLUFFS CONDOS ••••u••••••••••••••••• • VIEW~ bdrm, 1 bath, ·"""'·5251 ~me in S&S Park Hunt· fa m . rm .' W a 1 nut '--oes starti'ng al $500 2 Br 2 Ba, walk <to bch, w/sundeck, (pie, gar., 3Br 28a t -:t Duplex, triplexes & four· tnfllOn 1 yr l:~e Call Sq C · d .,.,...., f f d pd W /D, all appli 's. Nr • • pv pa tO, no plexes, 1·2 bdrm & den, !168460'l • uare. ent. air; en Month. Agent644 1133 pie, nc lndsc yd., GREAT RECREATION: park. bea ch in CdM. pets,$270mo. n~ & 2 baths, fireplace,
· unit. Pool. $375. Bkr ---gar.SSOO mo.494·6874 Swimming s aunas 2 ~•""/molease,67c 6061 . 646·4343 m houses laundry hook
Pennmgton PropeTtles 552-0434 NWPTCRESTCONDO health club' b'll 'd ~ ,,,.. --4BR ch'ld e OK Pool CON00-2Br l~Ba 9x20 s, I tar s, ' SqueekyClean.2 Br.2Ba, ·up, e n closed yard, ~. 4Br+den w/2 bath:.. llt.'ally sharp ? br l ba THE WILLOWS • 1 r n • · bale ,,.., pee'k of 'c night-lig hted tennis Lovel1y New .. Walk bch .. 2 gar, vacanl, frpl<', nrnu, enclosed 2-car garages.
d"l d B o d 'I ' - ' t.enrus walk lo bch Ycly o.....,· o eao. rts p & b ., gar. cpts/ rps. 1g on o. Cose lo comm. 4Br, 2Ba. Uv rm w/din· $650 s4o-751 · lBlk from beach. 1 Blk cou . ro pros op, Br l.~Ba.DmRm&gar, 2222Pacific 642_0758. Close lo schools, shop· _f_nc_d_y_a~. Ph642·4085 pool, nr all s hops & ing area, eat·in kitchen. · 1 fro m Las pa Im a s golf dnving range, party Adlls no pets. $450. ping & Dana Point
PRE.STIGIOUS HOME frwys. S300t mo. 963-7866 lmmac cond. Air cond 4 Bdrm on Peninsula Elementary Sehl. Will room 673-2060 2 Br, 1 Ba, 1 story, s hag. Harbor. From $295. mon·
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$S50 mo. 548·6366, Owner $RAND NEW
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Or h Bearh. Woodsy & warm bargain·$375 mo. Agt. FullUme director. free S of Hwy beam ce1l.. dtsh washer, Acapulco, Dana Point . . , · • angetree P'at10. ome in prime l ocation . 496-4775 Sunday brunch, BBQ's, · 67J..26J2 gar, adults. $290. 2650 714/831·3294
oc!l4.li·5605Aeent BR..2 :J BA.481ks fr~m forlease.Recreauon fac s6so /mo yrly lse trips parties s port Elden,538-8406
beach. Step down l1 vmg $400.Avail8·15 9SS-2558 Wa t e rfront H ome~ 3br 2ba Twnhse, Maya toum~ments&m'ore ! l & 2 Bdrm Ap.ts., availa-
Lovely 3 bdrm, 2 ha & den
on Sussannah Pl, avutl
immed. S450. 642·9666
r~. wshr dryer .hook·up. 631.1400 Costa Homes $425 mo. 8 E A ll T 1 F U L
2 BR + office. 2 bath. Adults, E side 1&2 Dds. bleimmediately.
crpts. drps. adults. yrly. pool · <'U 1 d 661 0798
bayf.ronl wind ow . TWO Bedrooms --(7 14) 556·6208, (2131 A p A RT ME N T S . 310 Iris. 1·295·6827 o r • JU zii. n ry · · enclosed gar, $240. & --------
NcgotLablc SS25/~o. agt. Walnut Square $3IO ForLease-3Br, 3Ba home, 473-0S54 Sing! l&2 bed MESA VERDE 846-1311 w/commanding view of es. rooms
223-3808 $270. 644· o 878 Hurutinqton B.ach 3840
warm & charming 3Br, . Wdbridge/Warm. $475 ocean at Nwpt Harbor, San.Juan Furn. ~ unfurn Models n
2
bath w new cpt·~ & Rancho San Joaq $495 walk to Ensign & Harbor Capi1trc.o 3278 open daily ~O to 7. Room
Shan"ri·La All glassed ---. --• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' · . · 2Br, patio. stove/rcfng,
lge frplc. $39S (tst&last> a Bedrm. 21 ~ batb,Condo. RanchoSanJoaq $525 High Schls from quiet ••••••••••••••••••••••• mate service avail. No
spect'l.cular Bay view. adlls no pets $240 •Loc:ati Wht ltpt'g• 2000 sq fl · • · on
497.2(»2 One yr new. F plc, fenced Walnut Square $375 Kmgs Rd address, avail 4 BR. fam. rm. cpts, drps lease required. Sorry,
yd , refrig .. was he r· TIJREEBedrooms Sept 1. Owner S48·4192 & many extras. $400. adultsonly,nopets.
dryer. s ubm it on ,UnivPk/Terrace $475 days,642·1122eves. 493-7780 Oakwo'od
$750 lse. 673.:SSS3. 640·123Z 645-l92S. 717 'B' W · l8lh. •Pric•
Nice 2 bedroom, 1 bath Lge clea'.1 airy3 BR,~ Da. •Leuty
Newly painted, lgc 3 Br 2
Ba, fplc. beaut trop1t·al
~n cl yd. nr s ho11s ·
schools. $465. 675·20R2,
Avail now.
children and pets. Va-R s cant La Cuesta Rae· ancho anJoaq S.S95 SPYGLASS HILL SantaA.no 3280 G "'rde n
with garage. Avail. new pamt, pvt patio & 2bedroomrrom$270
Augustlst.640•7804 garden , pool, l'.1dry, BunburyCross•842·6604 crpts & drps, children Orange Tree $450 ~ que.t Club. $425/mo. Panoramic cx:n vu, 4Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A t lease. Barre tt Rily College Park S450 2~2Ba, formal din rm, 3 SUPER SHARP~Br, 2Ba par me nts rBR, 2 BA, W/D, welcome. no pets. $380. Bldg. on Van Buren,
bltn k.it prefer adults mo. S48·6885 North or H.B. Communl·
., •. , """". Turtle Rock $575 g t kl Co d So C t Pl ..,......__,... FOUR Bedrooms car ar , au o sprn rs, n o, nr . s aia, H•wporl 9"ch/Hortti
880 Irvine I at 17th I
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_S475. Agent644·7270. 1 & 2 Bdrms. adults only, late Aug. Now taking list· Love
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Lto(e. 2 BR. encl. deck. closet~ shopping ing.s for 2 & 3 bdrm Apts.
bltns. Adults, no pets 645·8939 846-08_14 _____ _
schools & ver y nice mac. model. Beach & Harbor Vu 3Br. fam Tm. Beat the heat! Lease a
nrbrhd. 1st, last & dep Garf1dd. No Pets $400. lmmsc. Neutral in tr. house with pool 3 BR. Hewport hoch/SC*+lt
1700 16th SI
<Dover at 16lh 1
642-8170
Also. super 3 BR. fnr
family, $500 Agt 644·2212 EAST SIDE 2Br. 28a, nice area. no
2 Br & cJen, skyhght, pets, s m child OK. $225 Gemini Re\tlty P/PJ>b. 754-0Y6 lovely yatd. Pool fac1l. lam rm w/fpl c, close lo 839·6623 _____ .. _ SS95/mo.960-S272 So. Cst Plaza, $400/mo.
---4 BR. 2 ba. cpts, drps. . Cr edit app. req'd .
Completely res tored l splH ·level. frplc, near mo_._968_·9_1_7_4 ---~~
Bdrm Garden Apt. w/old new, country sell1ni.: No
CdM charm. Hi·Ceil'g, pets. adlts. S3SS 646 ll64,
clerestory windows. P vt 645-9543
4 Bedrm & den. lge fen<'ed bltns, frpl. Nr. Boshard ~~~~~~~~~~I Beaut. Harbor View Hme, 631-0773 Sat/Sun after 6 yard, fplc, Mesa Verde. & Adams. $385 mo. lst, I~ 3 Br. Monaco Mod. New PM.
Ready now. $.525/mo. ls l last SlSO dep. 645·4587 Attrac. 2 BR, 2 Ba home, cpts & drps, comm pool, -------------------&last. 673·4545 eves & wlmds. comm. pool & tennis cts parks, $600 mo. 644·6610 Spadous 4 Br t Ba. l<'am WATERFRONT
patio. adults only, n __ TI-l_E_V_l_CT_ORIAN
pets. SJOO. Ph 494.4420 or Avail Aug J $400 mo Rm. nr S. Cst Plaza.
2 Br. Carp/drps, stove. New l Br, skylights, loft, · · ' · MEWPORT IEACM shows like a model, prof
kids Ok. no dogs, pnce 1s fncd yard, Pplc, 2 blks lo 552·9417 IAYFROMT lnd.scp, SS2S mo. 979-3639
$250. 645·2978 btwn. 9.5 bch. 499·2181 lve msg. --LOl}UIMI leach 3248 2 Bdrrns .. den. 3 ~a Wntminster 3298
2 BR. 1 ~2 Bt Corulo ••••••••••••••••••••••• condos; extra lge. liv g •••••••••••••••••••••••
Dana Point 3226 w/frpl. pvt. lndry, pool & Beaut. 3 Br 2 Ba. walk to rm. & mstr. suite. rn. Super Sharp
••••••••••••••••••••••• rt.'c rm. $305. mo. 847-7363 beach house. New cpts, ~~o~J>intb : un "fn. 4 br, 2 ba, fpl<', avail Clos~ to Dana Poiot 440 YDS TO THE ocean view, submil on LIDOREALTY / now.Children,petsOK
Manna. New 3 & 4 bdrm BEACll V~ry pvt 3 br 2 children or pets. $625. 67~7300 / $365/mo. Owner 546 5880
homes for least.'. 2000 t .ba. F p gar · ~4 S 0 Prestige Properties ~ Condominiums
, ~)~~2.~1~0 pets. $S50. 963 __ :837_7_. _· --~· ' ___ · 494·0706 Walk to Beach, 3 drms. Unfurnished 3425
--4"'-2b $375 1 & 3 Br 3 Ba. oceanfront. $495., $SIS. $6 . yrly, ••••••••••••••••••••••• M . f ' . "" e. . mo. st C 1
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apts. l ·BR, $1200 mo . 2
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STEPS TO BEACH
2 RR, 2 ba $425 yrly
3 BR. 2 bu $500 yrly
SPECIAL RATES
For sum~er rentals
759-0358 2 Bdrms, 112 ba, w1lh
gar. $250. Adlts . carp.
Costa MHa 3824 drps, r ange. fncd yd •••••••••••••••••••••••
MESA VE'RDE area.
Home atmosphere 2 & 3
w/patio. Water pd. 64i7
"K" Victoria St Call 1 5
636-4120 br deluxe apts. 546-1034 --------
FROM .$130
Malure adults only, no
pets. Large 1.2&3 br
apts. Dshwhr, gas BBQ.
Gas pd. 778 Scott Pl.
642.5073 a g~1 1cen t ~1 c w of last. Wlr pd kids/pets $13.50 mo. Lease. Billie, a I Prope rty !lo use San Juan Cap. 2 Br 1 Ba.
Manna, fantastic housl', OK. ' 833-31.SO ; Dave, 639·0560 642·3850 pool. nr beach. $275 mo. fully equip'd. $850./mo 968·"""'' evs Wt /tr h pd 837 7942 Fo:ahollow Viii• 8J3.3544or661·0198. """" BIGCANYONTWNHSE r as · . . 621 W. Wllson 646·2010 t'harmin~new3Br3Ba, 2Br .Hi Ba house, Arch New on fairway. 2Br. OanaPtLuxCondQ.3 Br2 FURNORUNFURN
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202~ W Balboa 61' )661
REMODELED l<'am /Din Rm. mic ro Beach Hgts, view. $400. 2Ba, din rm, next to Len· Ba, gar & carport. pool, •2brtownhomew/frpl
• 3 Br, Cam. rm., fplc. sec wav~. bnck entry/!plc. Ref's. Ulil pd. NO PETS. nis ct, pvt gar , pool, etc. tennis. $400. 498·1453 •Lgepalio & enc. garage ir-----.;___:__;___
to appreciate. Walk to Pantry. tndry, dbl gar. 494-1435 Adlts. lse. 675-9891 CM/SA b Winter rental, deluxe 4 Br •Adults. child 16 & over "fNo of Orange Counly's
beach/marina. 998·1164 wa)k lo bcach'l Lse. $650! So. Laguna. Whitewater EAST R LUFF. 4 Br ' w/2 ca/:::~g~ ~~··~b: 2 ba, ~:i blk to bay & bch Pool & jacuzzi avail. most beouflful apartment
or997..s957 + secdep. 642·ST4Jeves. view. 2 Br, l ba, fam rm. 212Ba, twnhse. bltns . 979.2945 · · no pets. $450. 644-11~ Sharp 2br . cpts, drps. communl!les. A relaxing
Fowutain Valley 3234 House & Apt near ocean. frpk, bltns, lovely patio. wshr/dryr. r efrig, nr .. 1 Br. or unlum. Adults. no bltns. 1 child OK. No selling wtth slreoms.
••••••••••••••••••••••• lllBt & last dep req. 302 Fruit trees. $550/mo yr· schls/plcs/shopping, $650 TownhoUSe 3525 pets. $225. 2421 E.16lh N. pet:s. $230. 574 Joann St, W01erfalls, ond maiesllc
,.. •Very pri vale executive 3rd. 536-2394, 673-1784 ly. 675· 7576 mo. 759· 1983 Unfuntished Hts. 641>-1801 Apt D. 645-3417. 832·3448 lrees. Feorur1ng pools,
home w/10' walls. 3 hr. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba. fam rm. bllns. W /D, 3 Br + d,en, pl.ush cpts. North end cottage. Redec. WATERFRONT New 2 Br Hlt Ba twnhse. W i n t e r R e n t a I . 2 br, util. rum. Children Jocuzzl. souno. nllllOr<ls.
,A/C, extras. SSOO/mo fpl~. cov d patiO, grdnr, 2Br. HltBa. walk to 3 BR. frplc. bltns. Avail close toHTG KAR , fplc, Completely furn. Very ok. No pets. Mgr apt 6. an<lexclllngclUbhoUse
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; close to bcb & schools. beach. $475.494-9521 Sept. 1st. Yrly lse. gar, pool. jac, tennis, ct., lge 3 Br 2 Ba. Encl gar. 1 1960 Wallace 642-8447 wilfl soclol evenlS Tennis, 962~ Avl.Aug.$450.968-3580 Charnu·ng 2 br, 2 ba, 1.n 174-G4or875-6Ul9evs. $375.846-6182 Hsefromocean $475mo. Y E gym,andun11....+v.nar 962·82«; (213) 445·1329 BA M ADOWS "'""'""
tovely 4 bedrm, 2 balh,
all new cpts & paant.
Fncd yd, kjds & pct OK.
Arch Bch Hts. Ocean vu 3 + BR. 3 Ba! vie~ cond~. Dupleus Uttfurn 3600 Se re n e & cozy at. The Village. More of
$43S/molyrlse.499·2SS6 Pool, tennis, 1acun1, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28drm mosphere. Spao. 1&2 br everyfhingyou'relooking
Charming 2 Br, view Hlt walk'g dist. to bcb. $650. Npt Hgtg cozy 2br Iba. Prefer girls apts. Avail. Aug. 1st. for for. Fumnure ls available. mo 7S2 0766 or 64~ 1.29 3Sth St st a b I e a d u I ts . N o Ba, fplc, close to bch & Own. er/A. gt beam ceiling, patio gar. · kids One and lWo Bedroom s.hops. $410 mo. 494.3223 . No pets. $290. 645-1682 Gus 213·966-1711 J,t:s. $230 to $290. Adul LMng.
H.wport Beach 3269 Htwport leach 3269 ~~·apt. Lge living rm. Otflcesopen 9.00to6·00.
•••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• diBrungF, ~. BLt or 1 + d~n. 2 VCIIETYW 20bF 02CbEAfN I& Now renttng. a . .,. +secu rity. . r, a, rp c,1-----'------'
$'100/mo.644·4839 beam ceil .. jacuzzi,
garage. $315 • $395.
lBr, close to bay, pk & 645-8256or979-3376 beach, $275 mo. Sept ---------
10-June 14. 675-0544 N. B.
Lido Isle bayfront apt.
Garden apartments.
. Senior adults.
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960-4614
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Lg 2 Br,.1 Ba, enclosed
garage, 2 blks to beach,
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Studio Gardens Apts, 2 br,
11,2 ba, encl. pitio, gas
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$250. I mo 842·910
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Painted, drps, carps, gas
stove, 1 ba, gar. no pets.
Adults only 425 A. 12th St.
Htg. Sch
Nice 2 Br 2 Ba condo, 2 Slf
condo, bltns, clbbs e
w/pool. S300 mo. 848·9427
Close lo beach, lge
modem 2 bedrm, 2ba, all
bltns. patio, encld gar.
No pets. SJOO/mo. No fee.
Agent, ask for Tom
893-1.351
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raaltg , Winter rental. 2 BR w/1Je patio. $500. mo.
Call 673-8840
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· 275 E. llth S • C .M.
631-3003
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Area, 2Br, 2Ba, tile en·
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w/frplc, kit w/nowax nr,
ceramic counter tops,
compactor & bltns. al·
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bttl patios , pool /·
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846-0076. (213) 441-3311
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within step$ of park & pool. Avalla·
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Godshall 644·6200. <F·64>
l Bedroom. 1 blk to beach. Large 3 BR Townhouse Ylty rental. 673·5J05 eves with patlo, garage +
tlll9. pool. Quiet comple-x .
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BCll f Nice 2 br home attacbtd SCllftlff Mt• Co. frieodabi~, Wri now to Matth It analy•~ Lile bach, 1..i 8R ••• .,..... llMJ•et• HrYlct, CM ~.... to 5 room olc. Orie. de-•·•z.2111 545.-.06' I ad. tao: Datly Pilot, ln>lna " 10 key exper.
LUXURY APART~r from$210 ~up. ,.._, kltcl\ei, at.•.,..,-. llt/~ .,..., 1110•.d u vet clin lc i>.O.Boit 1580• C.M. 126.N Good working conds. &
Adwu, No t'eta 1.,-flce, •chlthMJ & copy "'9Chlftn, iro.et w/dralns 1n 2 rooms R~llred cou.ple hH rnoney ALLll•Y COMTa01. bcnefrts. Apply. National Bl~El M"•NOr. cotH•ltonh, co•,ut•rla~ typeHttl"t· Cathedral beam ceWn11. loan on 1st It 2nd TD'a, NOIMATIOM Syalem1 Corp , 4311 I
($ ... Htol owpurt C ..... Metttwtal senlcH o•oa.bf• en bar, near new a/cond " aent. 496-0800 Bln:b St. N.B. (Near OC Blvd.> 040 d/wuher. Lr« detached \ Pn·neorded me.HJt. Airport> EOE
l•Z•J llDIOOM UHJTI M6-lll80 "ffdtd Prom $290 to $460 per mo. iar. w/bath on 1 Com· (Tt4) SU.Ila& or wrtte, ...:..:::.::.:..:..:..:...::..::..=----
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ROOMS m wk up with Gala Propertle1 lnc. ~Uan "--··-sclllnr*-Approx. 1.5-JO bn per wk. kJt ~-*l2 50 k & p ••••••••••••••••eeeeeee "'U\lrll q I( c; • .,.n ~ · w u Rtftt .. t to Shon 4300 Office Rental 4400 Maraaret Duboi• Amouitc.-llh SI 00 aftnirdf Memoiies Accounting orpayro U · a!JU...:..~·97M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-1068 Jo"Co,vdendall, O.S L. per. ri'd. Apply. Na·
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b!.kl tx:h. non amkr pro· share 2 bdrm in H.B. 3 THE Eff1CIEHT TOWIMG SEIYICE RAnn.ETS Riderwanted, Eut.Coast,OC -_;_:_Ai.....:rpo:.:..rt:.:..>:...:E:.;:0..;:E...,. __
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non drinker Very rea~ Local ~l rl!l. writer 46. j>ersonalii.ed phone cov· ~ ~ _ times. All hla lire my ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1·0160 seeks 11pl or home to erage, con!. room, mall 963-6739 557.7620 grandfather uld that Sc.Molt & ..
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546-2573
share expenBes to s.250 ea service. underground wordl would never hurt ......_Hon 7005
w1cqually n:'lp. person prkg. & more. ---------1 him. Yesterday he died •••••••••••••••• •••••••
for 5-8 mo duration. NB TifE EXECUTIVE EXCl"nNO BUSINESS when a giant-s I z e Certilled,° Teacher or
area aw11y from beach SUITE OPPORTUNITY AVAIL. We bster 's Dictionary Elementary matbmetlc:s
crowd. Own Hr furn. Ken 567 SAN NICOLAS DR, FELL on h.is HEAD. will tutor your child to'il
Private r oom 1n Mesa &t2·44M ______ SUITE 106 Uniquely suiled for the Lost & found SlOO more 1ucceuful 1chl yr.
Verde home Board IC de Newport Beach, Ca man or woman who likes On individual & lntere•t· · · . 2 Br duplex. CM area, &IO·M10 workm" with the public •••••••••••••,•••••••••• 1"" lnitr\ICtlon. 840·1623 sired. Refs exr hanged wshrtdryr. $150 mo, ut1l • R d B b II .... Ll"Xt:RY APT Ll\"1:-IC 5'5--2005 Typing exper helpful. SSO ewar · 0 -t~
0, crluokma The Water Inc Avl now 645·5310 2 Pvt OHlces. reception & but not nee. Price or this llJer cat. Lost 5/25 vie.
Room Cur rent overlook· F~male roomille wanted, 2 restrooms. 72Q sq Ct business includu ;ill Pinecreek Village, CM. Jobs Wanted, 7075
fo:nJO) S75ll .OOO :. pct'· ing Meadowlark &,0 1f Over 21 to s hii re 3 Bdrm total. Fnl Valley 962·3200 phases for a complete ~-3561 or540-8263 •••••••••••••••••••••••
tJ1:ular i.pu, l11w1mm111~ rourse :Sl25per mo. CJll apt ne11r beal'h. $143 mo Pino ''Tum Key '' operotwn REWARD $100. MATURE lady. wbo plays
pooli., 8 Ughled court:.. 840-3709 mcludmg ut1l. Eves after 5_.. locld. oCflce eqwp., IBM Lost. small female dog, gd bridge. paints. does
I f b k t ii l 7 6i7 .. 31.u Executive •ht tvn..w·n'ter, fidvertia1ng , -'"· I ta ~1 es 0 1 e ra s, pu ·Semi-private en t ry & pm. ... "" ~..-" part Pekingese, red/whl, crw"!, grows Pan •en-
ADMINISTRATIVE
SECRETARY
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adults, no dogs . $:10!>
Lmg.11huCfl4lbourds. bath. Refs.$3Swk. ---Office uvail. Overlooks rent, phone & much Vi c. Mesa wood s . terta1ning, great cook.
979.9656 Super neat lrg C M. Cun· a irport & mountains. more. 1'his business m-Wakeham park area. Will do li1ht housekeep Cathy Ferryman
Bat h:. from S259.50 mo. do. Frplc , pool clhs e . Airport/Registry area. volves e much nee<led Neis medication. 540.0645 Ina., be companjon l<?, (7l0 540-5000, ext 207 • Al:so, ~amc type 3 Ur 2
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Also t &.2 bdrm plans Summer R•ntals 4200 non-smoker $200. 631·0133 2082 Michelson. Irvine. public service, so unique illen 1ln1le lady. ln el(·
2 story townhouses ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room ror rent to femaic. 752-0234 that your income will Reward, ret of 2 gld clr'd ch.ange for room, boel"!i HYLAND
, . Newport Beach near $100/mo Large beautiful Nwpl Ctr Courtyd win· amaze you. Ideal from a purses w /cont intact. &1aJary, must bcq1uUlly L.AIORATORIES
2111 Adams, nt-w 2 Hr. !(ar,
rpk, patio, no pets SJ IO
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l'.lel'. kttl'h. priv, put1os ocean. Lge3br,2ba, gar. room Call betwtien 2 & dowed ore. Share recept smalloffice orwehavea Vic. 28·29th on Npt Bl. home-No Drlnketi ·
& ba lcon ies, crpts, Avail.now!642·1603 4645.4730 & secy. s150 mo. J oe plan suitable from your 'TS2·7000ext2849·5. References ex~hangV<t . 3300HylandAve draperi es. parking , ---· __ 64().426(} home. Total investment , ~1517 CoataMesa,Ca92626
clc\ators Balboa apt, sleeps 6, $150. Mule to shr. 1 br, 816 lo $7.~. We provide com· Lost: Male Insh Setter, -----------wk & up. or mo. r11le. 9,10 1 blk to bay. $120 p I et e tr a 1n 1 n g , Reward. Supe r i or/ Fash.ion Wnter . Exper. Equal Opportunity/
Optional maid :11:rv1l'e 675·S810:or642-0393 Incl 'utils. 673.0896 •--L-R·-"al. 4450 supervis ion, business Newport Crest Area, NB Feature/ Advert. Promo-ACflrmative 3142 _,, nn consultation & the op · 642-5519. Uonal. Former Fashion Action Employer
.. l Fash1or1 Jsl11nd. J um· BEACH HSE. Steps l o R t I f'd 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt "t l d t Editor. 631·3992 , ________ _ •••••••••••••••• •••• ••. " d . N 0 h L mma e, ma e pre . ~po uni y o ex pan . o Reward Lost liml 11 yr ----------------~-horc1· & San J o11quin san in pl c · uxury Br a~ross fr beach. $190 4 DELUXE OFC'S insure you or the highest old M. ·grey poodle, H.B. HelD WClfthd 7100 ADMJNlSTRATlVE
HARIOUR LlwHTS Hilb rtd. 3br, 2ba. Avail now. $300 mo 631·38U Conf. rm .. seat ~· all protlt. C all collec t , .... G .,., .. 1673 968.2707 ~~••••••••••••••••••••• T o crers ele11u n t ad ult week 1·985·0052 --paneled, sm. whse in re-car 0 1 y n nu s c h ........ ......-• .,. ASSlSTAN
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.ipartment.s .or ate in !'"or leusmg information : em s r r a a p · ar l 2 lease Lake (2<»)211.S-0222 Cali( Typ FOUND C k '" ~xc·lus '1v " llunt1nnt11n Balboa Jsland wtrlmt, 3 Rec area, NB. S185 inc . or yr. . In d . . -: ar ey en-•CCOU~S Real Estate Developer ~ ~ .. 8 kl / ? ~3sO F o r est are a . Kent IA visory trance to Cameo "' eedsto 1 1 · t Harbour The llarti.1ur·:. r . wee Y or " util. :\laureen, 997-8233 : 'Al' AIL n P eve assis ant
onl:tttp11rtmen1romµle11 71 4 644-1900. Call&t5·2752or ~2~ 7SZ-2900 evs. Harkins. BALBOALSLANDKite & ~gb~ands.CdM,CaUto who is capable o f
Sp.11 ious I Ar :! Br. & 2 :-.lcw cluplexl:'s 2 3 hr 5350 Bal. Penn. water rront . ---714-581-9393 Gitt Shop Will sar riflce identify 67~2346 CLHK performing a wid6 range
Br + dl'n, fhwir pl.in~ up )rl) Family & pet:; lbr & 2br aplli w/l>0Jl Garocp1 D'ESK space al 17875 $1,750 tndd In ventory . FOUND:on~uoySt.C.M. An ~nlnJt exists for an of duties inc lud ing
r r1,m $21!0. :i n• i·o m i1k 1,·7~. 1n12 -slip. S200·S..100 894-3523 for lttftt 4 3 50 B e a c h B 1 v d . • near 675-S483 Young Terrier /Spaniel Individual experl~nced phone, typing. account
pll'mented hv enl'hJntin11 " ·' -••••••••••••••••••••• •• Talbert in Huntington mlx Female Black with •in Accounts Payable and m g & project manaRe· • R · ~ivable who types 65 m e n t . Add i t 1 o n al ~:irclen~ & >1t renm,;. a Steps to beach. 4 llr :! Ua, OCt:ANfo'R~NT LAGUNi• DBL 20>.20 storage, $50 Beach. s5o per month. esfauranf gold face. 7·28642-5047 wpm accurately and responsibilities based
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ba.bc!:ilpsh9 . .,P,'[.!\'&kte ~r mo. 2395 Santa Ana Bring,?wn ftu~iltluaren.sOurr Full LIQ. LJC. Seats 105. Found.· Black & White usea a 10 key. Shorth.and upon applicants abilities
v. 'aun••. i;ym, J111'Ulll , sc. 642·3443 sllurs o ac · ,,..,., w · Ave C M 675-6700 recep.torus wi we Excellent parking · "ood I f lar1:l' pool & bc!oot or .111. • -ly Call497-2042 ·· · your phone for $10 per " Collie T y pe puppy .. he P ul , ~ut n ~t Prefer lh11t applicant
v.onderful µeoph: Wt•1n _. ---OfficeRffttol 4400 month.DailyPilotoHice, leue.Largedancefloor . CheckN.B.anlmat con· necessary. Salary ts Uvelnarea.Xlntsalary
vile you 10 visit llarbour WATERrKONT LAG UNA BEACJl-2Br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642.4321 On PACIFIC COAST lrol. flliO. t,'\ease call 'ror an & benefits. Send res ume
L1J(hts . Pacific Cou• VIEWSIN 2Ba, slps .6. st eps to 65.PEttSQFT HWY. appo1 ntmenl (714 ) to: 1201 Dove St. Suite
llwy loWarner,to Aliion NEWPORT. be11c h .,p1 cturesque 1617 WE"TCLIFF-NB Newport-Mariner"sM1le /f§JF.OhnUND : f e mBe. m~n.: 836·24Z2. 520,NewportBeach,Ca_ quin or arr Sim Uiciu • ocean view, pvt patio, ..., 123> sq ft store nr Poat Sc auier, nr ac <>< Equal Opp Emp1 M f F 92660.
rwy exit &lsu <.:hka tu s1mtno <lesion and an lndry 494-7:!02 __ AGT.~1:_50~ Ofc $640 & 548sq n $300. _;_A~t~la~n~t~a:_!. H~.B~-~536~-66~1!9 __ j~~~~~~~~~~I.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.
Warner to Al''O n<iu• n e1e9anr. eAt1tino wav co --(213)477·7001 Jerry .. llvP cnoose 1c1es. bav BEAUT 4Br home with 150 I W~tcliff Dr. FOUND: yg male Collie I---------An1w..-SffY PIX Hi700 Saybrook l.un~ winnows s1cv1oon1s fire· be a c h o u l r r on l Newnnrt lnanc1·a1 Ctr FOR I.EASE, choice shop .... mix, Vic. Goldenwest & Accounting Want to work afternoons 714·846<J3.ll places vour own private -"" ' T k w t M k
0.,1,0 orb•lconvAfnenclty Co mp l e t ely fu rn . L.asinnOfflceSpoce or office space. '·'l blk 8318600 ,!,.a;_,~ es m . ar • & evenings in N .B. &
n11111c11 dollar rec center Fahuloulll' view. S800/wk Call·~~ Site Manager from San Juan Mission, .)" .. , r........., .,..,....,~ TEMPO RA Ry CdM areas? Work f/Ume Tcnn1scour1s 100 AuRut:l El Centr o Miss ion , • J or p/time. Weekends a 3848 \VATERfo'RONT 110 !\1 ES !714) 642-3111ext 24ti 493-5052 u -FOUND: while Samoyed, mw.l. Xlra pay for ex-631·1400 -- -2 C,... '-1 •riwl male. Vlc. Harbor & R-tlsterTodoy 'd EO , ••••••••••••••••••••• • • Promontory l"uinl --DELUXE OFFICES Industrial R"9tol 4500 't5 3 AMP05Dl· P.'/llfE Hamilton, C.M. 145-0930-Work Tomorrow ~~I operators. J::.
No. l'n<l, nr Sli.1~ s l'o\'c•. OCEANFHONT :.!Ur, i!Ba. C11mml & lndsll :.pal'<'~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ __ . 640-~l2
I -Bdrm uvt 0l'l•.1n 1 r h d 200 to20t~sq.rt As low LOST: Calico cat, v1c CfloteToHomt \1ew, Nice Y urn 1s e asl.Ysq rt LaJ(N1J(uel& BbR.AhNOfNEWt .J.llg600ht & Seafood Eaterv Jasmine Creek. CdM. . . h I ~IS I I $375 wk AUi: Waterfront :\I I ' v I . n f( l 0 c SW e + sq ~ , Reward 840-MSS n rony, ·· ~,;,v~fh~~r rentas rom Home!.' f.J J.J400 . ss1on e10 a~ea'!. I\ ractory or warehouie. Takeoul&tablesen •lcc. ----·------~~ccountanb
Turner Assoc l!ll lli7 200 Promon1 orvor west ------l~andy lo S.D. l'rwy. I:>rp6 . ..:rpl etc Ideal toe. Good le ase. Pe rfect FriendlyShephtiTd,lostat •lookkHneril
2 br upl, ol·can , ll'" :1;111 111•1 north o• Jamoorte BA YFROMT LUXURY C..11 ~I 1400 _ '"' per sq ft a:-. 15 or wilt Ba_ lboa localloo. Prin· Cameo Shores 3 wks aao, r-· -on Pa.;111( CCclSt Hu)nway H b 3 b B r t I nl .. * •;p c•-..&.-
Call -1!173495 owneoan<1mane1geoov houst:.Ava11Aug.15 1hru I ces Art G rif fin owner, _..,._ SU-1~7 *A/RClerb
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Middle aged experie nced
foc 120 Units. COM . Apt + salary, no cblldren.
644-2611
~IUllO Wa> l .. .11: lkal h Ttteonone 1714• 675 aooo uge " r . a uy ron A·~ Offi improve to swt needs_ c1pa s o y, would Ii ke lo find . ~ ~
rne Irvine companv Sept, 15. S11una. 60 ' boat l , tONTH FREE 979·JS.tl 1.............. ----------1
2 llR. 2 RA, unforn Jpl, _ dock, furnished. yard. Fullaerv1ce No lease re-I..._....-Found: M&leCat.Black& *PayrollClerlts Apt Mgr. mature couple.
on North F:n<l v. ~11c1· 2 Hr. n~ur ocean. ) rly wet bar, pool t bl. Bay q'd . 200-fiOO sq. rt. Plenty StoracJe 4550 E F s· gray gtripes. Flea collar *Moch lldcprs ·--Beautifully maintained
t;1n1lur Ocean & l'il) view from every room . o( parking. 2082 S.E . ••••••••••••••••••••••• M L UCH & bell. Meaa del Mar. 39 · c M Ad It
I Fplc, s undcek, $340. II B i 1 S N t •S..._ Twpl t urut, . . u s. no 'I•'" s .l:l' I crr•H l" 54H·lll48 mL1Ch more. $2000. ror a r sto t . ewpor R. V. Storage Orange 540-3858 TVr 1 I I pets. Apt+ small s alary
Hcspon11 iblc .1dulb -30 days or $700 week. Beach.5577010 County lnt ern 'l ·&bonus.645-1624
$450, mo 4!J.t·53\17 lwfore OCEAN VIEW yrly 2 Br 1 Avail. yearly starting . Raceway. 75c per ft. per • Found; 2 mo's old fem. RbellllT .... LPS •
9pm Ba dpl x, 1400 mo, Sept. 16. $1350 mo. Dana Pl. prominent, new, mo. Complete service Puppy, belie/wht, Oea accounl~· A/Rec, A/Pay. Gen I Ofc &44-6780 or042.3639 673-1818 ocean vu, Coast Hwy, dept. 714.675•1290 collar. Vic. Placentia & duties. Exper prt>f"d .
YOU'VE Got lo Sl'C these! $170 up, 496·1840 Earrings 28 dor.. Hl1h 19th St. C.M. &46-ao97 NeiU Neon ln.c. 531-3374
2 hr. 2 hu. 2 dN·k~. p11lio. Lg l Br. & den, new cpts. h Block. Little Corona 450 SQ FT Units , 20<, quality, 9 stands In· "PLEASECALJJ frpl, brand nt>w. ocean paint, lge patio. $300 mo, Beach, 2 Br i1,c,, Ba, JUST COMPUTED sq.n. 211 Avocado, CM. c I ud ed. Mus l s e 11. Lost, m ale Shep. mix. A/REC CLERK
view, walk to be 11ch. Avail now. 768-1676 or 675-6962 tf\ill s1e7rvlcef o)rfi1ces, 1o~ 645-1.234-540-8299 7»2251 ~ }~~~t!ah.t, .. ~:n~~ ~T~~ 714/835-4103 . 10 Key by touch. F /llme. $-'50. Also l br, II(, deck, 540.0007 o S s . · rv n n--1.-1 W d 4600 1._ _______ .._I Call Grace, 549-03 21
Or 0 11n view, walk to Near Bay & Bch. Lrg 2 br. Comytex, dlx decor, re-"'"" .. 1 ant• Investor and/or Partner CM 546-4937 1• ~ 1 led N I te -=---------• 8-llamorl-4pm. beach SJSO. (l"!; new too! 3876 !.,,b.1a~.!'°° . low rates. cept onlst. secretary. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wan . ew 1e po n· 1 __________ 1 ___ _..._.::.__ __ _
497-1317 or 4!n·3301 Son C ........ • .,..., .,,.,., xerox, blueprint. mail & Small 28r house or dplx. Li a I Te I e ·Comm · LOST: ladies prescription --••••••••••••••••••••••• cofCee serv. Formal con· $275. maximum. on or unlcallons Consum er hornrim glasses. Vic. AccounUng Positions
H.wporthach 3869 Ver y nice 2Br apt in F\im.2 BR,lO ~ln .walk ference rm & lounge, bef Aug 30th. Call product ready for Mfg AlphaBeta,N.B.552·9353 F/Clooldtff,.,-
••••••••••••••••••••••• lriplex. P ool, sundeck lo beach. Avail. Aug. Fum!Unfum, avail dai-642-2533 need capital or credit Lost: 3 Tame Cockatiels, $1000 to SI I 00 mo UVE Ne~arThe Beach • 2 blks bch. $2901 m o 3·31. Refs . req . s400. ty, mo/molse. 549.9595 line. (714)M9·5S52 & t.ame ~Moon Parrot, Smalt office. Multi sets
49--\-7287 673-1776or644·0611 Wanted 1 bedrm. unf. apt. Wllsoo St. CM. if found of books. Safe&uard Cota del Sol -Landscaped open ofc spc in Old Hunt. Sch. Under Atrro LEASING, clever system. Located in So.
lleautiful Adult Apts 3 Br 2 Bu, $500. 2 Br 2 Ba. B~BOA ISLAND Near O.C. Airport. Avail. $220. Qulet, with xlnt. people own their own caU 646-5637 Orange 10011
Gas & Water Pold $400 h blk beh. Ocean On Little Isle w ~boat for immediate occupan-refs. 536-3280 Joanne. busineAS, part time op· FOUND: Male cat. gray A~/ltt:h~-r
21661 Brookhurst, ll.B. ,·u. fplc patio, dbl gar 's. doc~. sips 8, 12x:1A bay cy. l lo 8 unlts. 549-3122 port unity. No invest · tiger stripe, vie Cl! Ten· To $100 ,..-
9L2.6653 494·6874 patio TELEPHONE, 2 s:»i2·30Mon-Thurs. Mlsctflaneous ment. Tax advantages. nisClb.W-8867 • gara, fW11. Aui. $250-$295 Rtfttalt 4650 Call Jerry Harns, for de· Co. IQPklhg fOt Ind iv.
-------2 Br H 1 Ba, lSO yards wk. 673-5644 NEW REM 0 DEL ED ••••••••••••••••••••••• tall'!. 751-8910 FOUND: Blue Parakeet, w/solfft background In
3 BR or 2 & den in 11reat from beach. Call afl 6P M Dwntwn HB. Wanted permanent yrly vie. occ. accounts rec. &t wanta In·
Perm. loc. Kids ok, ((Kr .• 492 ~7or830-6725 SI 95 WEEKLY M.I. Prof1Med1Lab$100/S300 rental Bal Isle. 2Br, JANITORIAL Business. 646-7076 .. to other areas. Th.ey e re
prof. dec'd. S4SO Jacobs . 6 doors to the beach W/ulil96J.l243; 960-3224 frplc, gar, un(um. Jd.nt 11~ mo. Income. $5000. willing to train if you
Really. 675 6670. --r 2 BR, 11ar. pool. view, HUM')'! Owner 673-8300. ref S73-4761 675·309S F\rm. 493-0664 FOUND: Blfoc:al &laues, have the ability. Great S295qui·e~.8~~e;h~fg~~~1r ~~~d;~ra:~· ~ 673-9105 ~rc.d~xm~~tA?~k:,u}r~ Ren.t beaut. ~ldg avail for Mo.ytoloan 5025 :~:.=~~:;:ch, Lag. co.&~1n;~c~009·
Sl6S. No lse req. 675·6900 service, community or ••••••••••••••••••••••• -, pcts.160l 15th St. 548·4922 Deluxe :; br. 2 ba, cpt1, Voc.tloft R.-tal1 4250 church groupe Fri evee. I st, 2nd & Jrd T.D.'s Penonals USO $800 to $'50 Mo
ASSEMILER
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Does a 10 hour day. 4
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benefits. <Some over·
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person, •
WILLIAM HARVEY
142SS. Village Way
Sant~ Ana, CA
Equal Opp Empt M/F
2 Br. hUie deck --;/\lew. drps. 311 Del Mar. $29S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Distinctive ornce, desk Write P.O. Box 1602, LOANS AVAILABLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. 'ftUs pos. will entai( aU
Lge Liv Rm, l blk to bch S48·2575· BIG BEAR LAKEFRO!'g •pace '125 per mo. Newport Sch Ca . 92663. Cr.d.lt not.lmportant. Dr1.nklnf problem? A/PayabJe dutlea + the --------
$J6S. 67J.1360 Brandnewoceanvlew. Cabins. (7l4l866-1701 Mariners Mlle Square. ' ' lrobr 673.4183 CaUAlcoholffelplille . oppor. to interf.ace Assembb' 4!M-9727or839·5173 NB. 84S·SOOO x216 ; -• _1/lrt'ltd/ • • ?A hrsadayW-:930 w'other dep~. lD ac
SPECTACULAR VIEW 2 Br Condo 642-~2 Artcnee '11 counUn1, Great.oppor. In
1 on The Bluffs, overlook· 995-lSOlor496·n22 Laguna Beach-3Br. ocn d ••••••••••••••••••••••• SWl"Gi LOANS PREGNANT? aauperco.no.1001
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,, balconies. loads or r.aftle,gar.$375.492-6853 Beaut.LaeunaBctlatudlo ~!~7ts!~t!9:s~ ~~~~ •••li••c•y·~.·-·,··~:::::.··· ~~~l:~~=~ Abortion, adoption" Qood typl•'· J>ebple ~ closeta, pooJ $460. Adults. S.. a..-& 2Bd apt, avalf. Aug. .,,....._, gao ..,...... '"'"JI keeplna. oriented & Ui~ cfcslr~ I
Call Paul 979·8889 or c::i'ft.o ll7I Owner 4t4""4391 S81·2999 Goods De•rthtp CALLANN673·1l6Cl APCARE 54T·2Se311oabllily tb adv1hce, This
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Lo 8 OCEAN Vll-W ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/servlce1 for R.E. Bkr. available n ow. Your •• ~ ••• ~ •••• :.!!.~! · ~ -sop taaUc:oppor. no 1010
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lo ocean. Many ictus. $325. Nr Pico Beach. 105 ba, PoOl/Jac:unl, c:ln II vertiaed lines. Complete rv A SuVlns UOr Co De1oft W
$47S mo. yrly. 6TS·5275 Del Repoeo. 714 49' 52'75 reliable $175 mo plus % Professional otrlces for Inventory, tralnlnf and lat TD, Sl00.000 at lOIJf,. T •n:''e · ... ....,.Oii
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••••••••••••••••••••••• Xtra Lge 4Br, blk to crpt'd. l>eautlfully de-Your dealenhif' Nft • owner, bl1b equlty. lN'so.ElCa~Real -._~ Bc:~JC::.04~~ le~~;!.: ;.~:f~r/.!30w~~.,?l~~: ~!~edxi!~ ~:U!~~ ==· ~tl,:.eiO:' 840-2344 San Clemente. f\aUy Uc. P~;-tK. .. ....... • ~ -~ .. -2n.;I TD ~ Fotappt...92>?29& • u7.7375 ktde O K , Ua m,o . utll ucl. Avail 8/115. _.,,.,,,._Q_QO______ g , .,.
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SlO !'>4'" •re C•ll Color bnahten••rl whl PoW\nlil & f1m.~h1nai Set Weekly Maintenance 'Objet.s D'Art & flgunnes ING You D~ERVE the Expr'd Reas Rates '" wallcoveriog. Ji ree types. e est. Walt ~·-11 1ll u -MD t'JIC,I lO min blo•~h Clet111 yuur own ro1 m•. save Free est oo 9907 6734005 BISI' 759.0377 Free Est Call Gene esls. ~7tl al\ 6. Andy CaU anytime, SU-5030
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••••••••••••••••••••••• <.lu•r l'llm JM:•l odor CMldC_.. on garde ning main· sprinklers, clean-upit, Service. Call us If you Paint & Papenng, 24 yrs Resident or comm I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~tun 4. olt•pendablt Ny C.'pt rep.ur 16 )r11 up1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• teruance George549·2015 tree trim. 8 yrs expr in need a good job done. ~rv'g Harbor arell St Local ref State lie CERAMIC TlLI::. New or
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ilfh1t', t'l<' e .. -. ratt~ wf!dd1nic!i .. ti· R4•11,., n• PUTAIOOMOVIER ---haullng,treework.grad· Xlntwork,rels,gd rutes, PaintYAa••CasH• •••••••••••••••••••••••Removing, tr1mmin~.
fo>r free .,,lull Jim habh.1. rl'f'11 1;.12 7Z07. YOURGARAGIE MOWING ·EDGING ing,demo,et.'e7S1·3930 -"" VERYNEATPATCH toppiog,frest,lic/ina,ln ~t·~ t4Mll71 Room11dd1t1on1,apti1. Tt~~~i;.g'et~l ea~~~:'. Hc.ifinCJ g~ trana 645·M39 art ~v:Oi:;~~ri:ifrt~5~~5 FrJO~&TEX'Ta~4ll9 ~al4yrs.Tony645-5124 ~ .. ......, ~. AcMatlc Kltcben R~modeling 646-8152 ....................... HOUSECLEAN LNG Prices incl matr'l labor ee . . Buu's Landscape Main
••••·•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••. Plans & f'1oundn1C A\ u1l I G ar/I d .. , t Dt.-a.J-tenance & Tree Trim Hauling, moving, c eanup Decent wor1'. Reliable u nsr • .. ree es • -·-.., h>rnuca • Gm'I ,·urµcn ~Ull)m) Alow;tH·ll "luJI l"odree&tculll\31 3065 Complete lawn lr~e S'l/up.Treework.Rea.s. Freeett963-.02? TedSS2-0l34or636·7085 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ming.546·3247eves.
tr). hn1sh1n~ Avli ll •Pfll)'t'd (calin.;!I il· Kt!61Ahenbert:&Hill serv1ce,cleunuJJS,Wet!d· fast,freeesl842·4597 -PRO F~ESSION-AL-Pa '1nt· tO.%offw/th1sad.Plumb· T•~
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remodeling by Laym• GWtlemngServ1ce: clean Jim"94·5&54 J:~"!~!°~1~~sg:~~:1cge Painting Local-Estab & HOMESAVERS Plumb· dis .. by a reading spec
c:arpeatr). •ny t)'pe. Phillip!! Ct•menl Co Lie contractor, 552 M75 up & hauling. weekly occ Student. Big ~. T 492_7748 l~:;ured. Tons ~f _rers ing & Healing & air con-M S.559-4490
Panel. 000~. 1:ll Al., Pal.Job. room ut!dit1ons, eves malntenanc:e Reason<i· truck. Trash, tree trim, ~~~~ d I y err I l'I en t ditiorung. Free est. $10 Window ca..-.i-
Comm'I. he e:.l Art 5, Concrete work 751·5657. Bedric:al blerates. free estimates. etc:. Randy 642·5703 Landscaping, 30 yrs eJtp ---_ hr. Honest & reliable ••••••••••;:::';'.;' ••••••
548-2719 C.1110 AM lo !H'M lie . ••••••••••-.•••••••••••• ~~l~~s:~~r Ron. 549-3666 Free est. L1 c:c nsed. 1''1ne work Stale tu.: & in se~ce. BofA, M/C OK. Window Washing! Reai.
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repairs . 4 e Qui ck B&l>Concrete All phase:. CALLS Sl5 hr. & SMALL ~ er• c:e1 •••••••••••••••••••••••Tree. Plant Remove . Try me -Calico836-5555 ORAJNSCLEARED Free est. Mark,673-4487
service Wrk l(uar concrete. block & bn<·k JOB.5842-8233 •••••••••••••••••••••••Want a REALLY CLEAN Tnm. Lawn Renovation WORKGUARANTEED FROMS3.50
962.8314 work 1'"rcc e:.lS Lac & HubbardE:ledric: llome&Apartmcnl HOUSE? CaU Gingham & Sprinklerll. M1:.c Interior Exlr. Jo'ree est Call151~42
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al bigger savmgs Free kinds. Reasonable. f'(ee Reasonable, free est. 541-0067 or 542·3394 Bob, Reas, reliable, refs. Own Block Walls BBQ p1 s ------
est. 645--3646 ~ti mole 750-66~ __ _645_·5230_ ~ikc #336132 Will or Clance trans. 6464871; 64.2·7207 _Refs, E,,ts. 646·0464 Sell i~le item~--~ ·5678 Want Ad Help? 642-5678
Help Wantfll 7100 ._.p Wanted 7 I 00 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wartted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
ASSEMBLERS
Id & 2nd Shifh
••BOOKKEEPING Banking CdM realty and dcvclOP· BUSBOY
Constnlctiot1 menl firm needs t•xp'd Coffee llousc. 7AM-2Pl\l
Loan Secretary girl Friday. execisccy H~llday Ion. Laguna
Immediate openings on F:xper'd. Typing, s h. Will type. Musl have con· Hills. Conlad Personnel,
ls( & 2nd shirt s ror ex handle disbursements. struction bkkpg exp. 586-5000.
penenced asst•mhlns 646-7121 & ask for Mr. Communication skills c!>· We are looking ror ti Eggen. sential. Salary opcn. Cafeteria/Grill Cook,
months recent PCU as-Ii-__________ -._v_el_to_n_&_C_o_._6_75_·_69_00. M·1'". company benefits
sembly back ground . CaU forappl. 752·7113
Candidates for 2nd shift lan~IMJ
must have worked 2nd TELLERS
ihif\ in the past. Must
have touch·up & solder
experience
Please apply In perllon
TREHDATA
CORPORATION
STANDARD
MEMORIES
Full or part time
I mmcd1ale openings for
uper'd well groomed m ·
d1v1duals lo work in
busy . friendly al·
m06phere Xlnt salary.
bmefits & growth polen·
t1al. Call personnel
645-S.133.
BANK OF NEWPORT
IE.O.E.
DIVISION Banking F e
An Applied Magnetics Co lEU.IER TRMES 5550 3400 W. Segerstrom G . Santa Ana, Calrf, 92704 rowing bank seeks
Equal Opportunity
Employer M 1 Jo'
ASSEMBLERS
Assemblers. prec:1sion,
male or fem. 4 yrs. min
several, personable, al·
lrat1.., outgoing, mature
minded ind1v1duals lo
learn lo be teller:;. Also
fo'ce Jobs. Call Carry
~60.55. Coastal Person·
nel Agency, 2790 Harbor
Blvd,C.M
exper. Gi>od manual dex· i----------1 terity, good cyesi ght.
soldering & microscope
exper. Small compo
nents. Hard workrng, de
dicated ind ividuals
needed. Small co .
w/good benefits. gd OP·
por. advancement. Call
Carol; Siil 3830. MV
Assist. Cher & Pantry
Person. Sec Cher, San
C l emente Inn , 125
Avenida Esplandian,
San Clem.
BANK
•LOAM CLERK*
Immediate opening in
Huntington Beach office.
General orrice back · ground, lypmg 45 wpm.
Some loan experience
preferred. Exc:ellenl
salary, working condi·
trons and benefits. Call
or apply itl branch
AMERICAN
SAVINGS
looldceeper $I 050 mo Canvass Mun·Ncc<lc<l im·
TbruT Bal.Inpuldata med, full y cxper 'd
Employers Pay All Feet> 0 c c a n s 1 d c a r e a
Liz Reinders Agency 1·439·1188
4020 Birch St, Ste 104
Newport Beach 833·8190
Call for appl/cslah '65
BOOKKEEPER
Sharp mind sharpens
pencil to get to the point
of the matter. Balance
knowledge & computer
exper. lo earn $800. Call
Vickie Duncan. 6~0·8470.
American Career Agen-
cy, 610 Newport Ctr Or
CASHIER
Lido Village Parking
s tructure p 'l eves.
Flexible hrs Call
l>orothy Bower 675-2790
3 51'M weekdays
CLE.A.MER
An imal hospital in
Irvine. Full or p/l1me.
Span. speaki n ~ ok . 644~.
N .B. or in Orange ---------• 547-1964.
MO FEE TO YOU
BOOt<KIEEPIER .A.SST.
Join growing real est
firm as assist. bkkpr. We
are young, encrgel1c &
r esourceful. We want SO·
meone wbo has some bk
kpng exper. who Wiinls tc
learn as you work. Send
res.umc to : J . Ray
Construction Co.. 188 E
17th St, Costa Mesa. Ca
92627. Attn: Mike Ray or
call 642·4210. Salary
Neg0_co_. ___ _
BOOKKEEPER F/C
w/respons1ble exper. for
Public Accountanlll ok.
Sal open. f.46-43.12 ----
ClERICAL
MOREJOUS
THAN PEOPLE'
lmmedlate openings
•SectttariH
•Typiah
•K~hOpr1
•PIX Operators
•fi9"Ci.n.
•Receptioeiah * Accounflllg Cllu
o~
H MPORARY HE.LP
AUTO MECH_.. MIC -7830 Edinger Hunt. Bch --------•I ~ Mrs. Braun 848·2222 Bookkeeping
540..4455
17802Sky'Park Blvd
Ste 101 Irvine
Equal Oppor Employer Own tools. Lrg, clean, Equal Opportunity
well equip .. independent Employer M/F APT
s hop. Lots or work.l•--•------Wkdys only. Larry flunl ----------accowtin9
Auto Cente r . 182 5 BARTENDER, penomel temporary
• Laguna Canyon Rd , Lag Port lime. Call Dan.
Bch. 494·3000. 642-7958 OWMn/Man~rs
Clerical
PURCHASING
CLERK Automotive BEAUTY OPERATOR Aleto Frederick
New Detail Shop needJI NEWPORTER INN & Doria Weonr
help. 644·0661 &640-4740 Temporary
Top wages paid. Engine BEAUTY OPERATORS Assignments steamers. eng painters. , Avail. in all areus buffers & polishers. up· Earn More· CdM Salon. or Orange County.
holslery shampooers, _644•732torSS2·0943 lmmed. Need
~k out, pick.up & de-llLLIMG CLERK · for Exper'd
livery.Applyat Rapidly expanding •Accountants
205tHarbor Bl, CM sporting goods mfr. has •lookk~
____ 64_5_·1030 immed. opening for in· •AccOUlltiftcJ Cllu
AUTO USED CAR div. w/billmg-A/R exp. •Moc:hilte lkkprs
MECHANIC•. W111 be resp. for lnvoic· K ing, credit memos. post· * typunc:h Oprs
Excellent sal.ary and' ing c ustomer remit· •StatTypi1h
worltl.ng cond1lons for lances. Must have at PLEASE CALL
•qualified lfSed. car lea.sl2to4 yrs.exp.Typ· 547.7375 m echa nic: with busy ing &c 10 key adding
•• Chev. dealer .n ear mac:h.exp.nec.Applyln S40GoldeoCirc:le
We currently have an
opening ror a Senior
General Clerk lo our
Purchasing Department.
Typical duties will in·
elude handling heavy
phones for buyer, typing
purchase order forms,
and performing various
c:lerical duties as as·
signed by supervisor.
Previou,., experience in
purchasing is required.
For more Information,
call :
Cathy Ferryman
(714) 540-5000, ext 207
I•
0r8!1ge County Airport. per.son: Ste 212 Santa Ana
Vaned, interesting work. Newport.er Continental (Off 4th St. between HY' & ... D Opportunity for .advance· 17391 Murphy Ave. a.An ment. See Service Mgr .. Irvine 751-0635 Newport&SA Frwys) LAlftll "'TO"IES
HOWARD Chevrolet. ---------Free Parking """" " . comer of Dove & Qual I BKKPR/GIRL FRIDAY I 000/o Free to 3300 Hyland Ave
Sls., Newport Beach. For building fi.rm. Build· ADDffcCll'lf Costa Mesa, Ca 92626
ing ex per necess, inc Id Div. o{ Accountants Equal Opportunity I
AR /AP, .heavy phones. Associated Personne l
CLERICAL Help Wanted 7 I 00 Hetp Wantfll 7 I 00 Help Wanted 7100
• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE POSITIONS
Payroll Cllc $750 CLERICAL
If you like a friendly al P /TlrM Ofc Position
mospbere & pleasant 'co· NEWPORT
workers. if you want
room for growth, if xlnt CENTER
benefitsareimportantto Vers atile office ~al
you, if you Like working needed to round out our
in nice surroundings office staff. W1lhn.: lo
Call Rita 54(}.6055 patch in and assist where
Auto Rater $700 needed. Lots m-vancty
Xlnl co. ortenng great Should be expr'd an
benefits needs flexible general office & like
person-wJexper. m ra work.i..ng Wllb f1~ures.
ing auto insur. Great ad· Send letter resume to
vanccmenl Potential AdlllO, Daily Pa lot. Bo>.
Call Sally ~ 540·6055 1560. Costa Mesu CA
Recept. to $600 92626 __
Variety pos ror indiv CLERICAL TRNE
w/good phone voice & Fasluon Island financial lite typing. Call Sue S<l(}.6055 f i r m I o o k i n g f o r
ir--h $900 employee wanting a ~Y no 5 challenging opp()r. Need
Growing co. needs ex· resp., accurate indiv
per'd person to handle who can handle phone in
variety of duties. Good mature business I ike
typing, lite sh. phone manner M any co .
voice + an outgoin~ benefits for the right
personality will be or person. CPI. 180 Newport
great help. Not a pre Ctr Dr. N.B. 644-'1360
~ftWa· ~0.6055 Ask for ~ndy Colt·
Typist S700 Clerk, omce.full/prt time.
Super oppor. for good S/V Xerox Copy Center
typist to gel into one or ~ I
our best ro's & be lrarned
on new word processor.---------•
CLERK II Beautiful N.B. loc. &
1reatesl benefits inc:lud. use of co. spa & profit Positions immediately sharing. available to work in the
CaUSally ~(}.6055 Correctional Medical s.cntary to 5700 Services at Orange Coun·
No sh nee. Dictaphone ty Jail & Orange County
exper. Will help land this Juvcnille Hill to provide
variety pos. w/local mfg clencal support in the absence of regular starr.
COCKTAIL
WAITRtSS
t::xpcr'd Apply 1n
person ', D eroy
Restaurant 1262 So £ast
Uristol. C.'M.
COCKTAIL
WAITRESS
Learn in 40 hrs the most
exc1llog. glamourous.
highly paid profess. Day
or e_ve_ ses_s_ions-Place·
rnenl assist Good job OP·
por
CCllll 7I4/751·9194
So. Call( Cocktail
Waitresses. Inc .. 17922
Sky Park Bl. Ste C.
Irvine, ca 92714.
COMPUTElt
OPERATOR
Free. Swing shift. Ex per.
on systems 3 computer &
basic know'! of OCL &
spooling will win this xlnl
J>OS. in lop co. w/super
benefits & potential. Also
Fee Jobs Cail Sally,
540-6055, Coastal Person-
nel Agency, 2790 Ha.rbor
Dental Receptionist COOK
Wanted for orthodontic Breakfast cook for hmat
office. must enjoy peo· ed menu Omelet Shop in
pie. Please send resume Mission Viejo. Call aft to 28 Monarc h Bay Plaza . Su 1 le B . So. _2P_M_. 58_l·_3634 ___ _
Laguna, Ca 92677 COOK-experienced. App
DENT AL ASSIST ly in person. Coton} , . Kitchen 1()45 So. Coast N.B. gen l practice. Ex· Hwy, Laguna Bch.
per. 646--480_1_. __
DENTAL~SISTANT COOKS .
Newport Center. Rover Exper. fry ~k & dinner
bet-Wttn front desk & cook. H ~ II day Inn
chairside. Min exp. okay. Laguna Hills. contact
X-ray cert1f1cale Must 586-SOOO ext. 430
besrurrp. 640.0300 COOK/Fry
DRAFTING D 1 c k C h u r c h · ...
We need a Drafts Person Restaurant. No ex pr
w/approx. 1 yr electro· nee. 2lfB8 Newport Blvd .
mech·1 drarting ex per. to CM Apply after 1:30 PM.
make finished engineer· _548-__ 450_1 ____ _
1ng drawing s of
mechanical parts & as· COOK ,
Blvd,C M
semblies. Also some Plan menus & cook
scbematics & printed Armenian, Arabic. &
cir cuit boards . This Turkish dishes, dinner-.
person should have xlnt desserts & other foods.
drafting skills & either nccording to recipes. $S
have or be working per hr. Apply Employ
toward an AA deg. T his menl Development Dept
is.an exceptional learn· Call 714·558·4544 f or
ing oppor. w/xlnt chance direct.ions. Ad paid for br
-for advancement for the1_e_m...:.p_lo...;;y_e_r_. ____ _
nglft indiv. We offer a
good starting sal;11ry &
c:o. benefits. Call for
appt. & be prep~red to
show work samples al in·
DB4T AL OFC MGR
Dr. seeks management
mmded person w/good
communacatioo skills.
Some chairside assist·
ing. Sal commensurate
w/exper.
DR. PStSOMMEl
1201 W. La Veta, Ste 209
Orange 633-9740
Free&Fee
terview.
OrthodYR• Electronics
1599 Superior Ave
Ste B-2 Costa Mesa
Call 646-1616
KS, BARTENDERS.
DRIVERS. P/time. Over
21 yrs. lmmed openings.
Apply in person, Me 'n
Eds Pizza Parlor, 410 E
l7lhSt,C.M.
~·II Sue 540_6055 Th.is is an on call position -
Telex Opr working vanous shifls & DIEHT.A.L DRIVIER K-Some experience S600 up days. Requires 1 yr or REC;!!/AS Apply in person. Derby Outstanding oppor. lo clerical experience. Call SIST SUNDAY OML Y Restaurant, 1262 So
join truly fin e co. (71 4 ) 834·4545 im · If you vebothfronl& Deliver Daily Pilot Ea ts · I CM w/greal benefit pkg. & a 'mediately for an in· back ofc skills +good ex· bundles to carriers. Re· ' __ s __ n_sto_,-'-·-·--
very friendly organiza. terviewappointment per. this pos. can be quires vun or la r icc Counter Woman, f/time
lion. You will enjoy your COUKTY OF yours lmmed. Sal $800+. wagon und a good driv· 899 W. 19th St , Costa day FeeNego. ing record. Phone Mesa.
Cali Rita 540·605S ORANGE DR. PERSONNEL 642-4321, ask for Harry --------Ctn Typist $575 625N. Ross St. l20l W. LaVeta,Ste209 Seeley. Equal opportuni· C<>U NT E ~ JI EL P
Xlnt start for accurate Santa Ano, Cal.if. 9270l Orange 633-9740 ty Employer F/Ume & P/time days or
1 · t /k .1 r 11 An A..(firmative Free & Fee _:.._....:........ eves, pay based on ex
ypis w now 0 8 · ~ct.iooEmpJoyer ---------· DRIVERS&HELPERS per. Apply in person art ~::ia;~·1:::u~ru~~f~l ~~~~~~~~~ DEMTALASSIST. for local furniture mov· 3PM, Taco Bell, 695 S
benefits. CLERK TYPIST (Port· Exper'd in c hairs ide ing company Ex per. Coast Hwy, Laguna
CallSally 540.6055 time) 60.70 W PM . skills. Lovely beach Joe. pref. 768--0643 ______ Be_a_ch_. _____ _
s.c.m-$730 up Ncwporter Inn . Call Congenial starr. Xlnl sal. Driver, tow truck. Must Custodian, 30 Hrs wk. -' b B FeeNego. Fantastic oppor. No sh. Bar ara artos (714) DR.PERSOMMEL have experience. Must Retiree pref'd. Mesa but typing ability to han· 644-1700 .Ext 536. E .O E. li ve in Costa Mesa. Coast Verde area. Pb: 847·94ltfi
dle variety of duties. As· l~l W. La Vet-a, Ste 209 Towing. 132 Industrial Mon-Fri 9a.m-5pm.
sisl div. m•r. of ..-u CLERK TYPJST-Part Orange 633-9740 W CM ,,..,9638 " .... Ume 3 d S3 35 h "'-_:..:.:.:ay~·.=:.:·~.,......~==---lii--------known co. Very interest· , ays, · ~· ...-ee& Fee DATA
PROCESSIHG
CLERK
ing pos w/xlot bene & Previous exper w/public -DRJVERS-3 routes open,
great pc)tent. Good raj~es contact desira~le, as DENTALASSISTAN:r AM & PM. p/time. Must
every s mo·s Go up up we 11 as a pl 1 tu d c Exper. pref. Benefits. have clean driving re ·
UP.' w/figures. Call 848·2291 Newport Beach. 644·9211 cord, neat appearance, ~' 540-6055 Mon-Thur -Dental Ortho. asst . t9yrs&over.S48·<M7o.
ClkTypi1t $556 CU:RKTYPIST P/time for friendly, low Drug Store Sales Clerk,
One o( our most desira· In S'U r a n c e Co . in pressure ore. RDA or Newport Beach, F /lime
ble co•s needs several Newport Beach needs RDA eligible. S~l~ry permanent position.
peoplew/moderatetyp· billincclerkw/goMtyp· based on exp/abahty. some wknds . Mr .
ing. Xlnt raises, good ing skills & ~Okey. Ex· Irvine. 551·0777, aft 6 EJW'()Od,675--0150
growth potent. & steady per. prel'd , but not nee. 640-4292 ---------
costofliving increases. Salary to $500 or com· DENTAL Assist., u~r'd £1ect.J'Olllcs Call_..~SlaOFEEJ 540-60SI 5 mensurate w/exper .. Gd 1 yr <It more. X·ray lie. .--0 S ~.e, '!1}!~ o y be n e I 1 t s . s~h ~!'rut. 545.4553
COASTAL ~ · ~ PtnOMtf ACJNCY -Dental Asst. Exper'd, Self
2790RarborBlvd Have10methlngyouwant motivated, happy. 7am· CO.taM"• to-ftll? Claaslrled ads do 3pm, M·F. lrvinet Sal
fl wen. 642-5678. open. '752·'1S56.
SR. TECHNICIAN
AVON . _. .
salary commensurate Inc Af(irmaUvc ~~e.~r. 1·328-2607 or1~~~~~~~~~11~~A~ct;lon;E;m;plo;y;er~~ 1~11."'WW••••~•••INl~..__. •• .,_,_.M•••W-llAI
We have a n immediate
opening for a clerk lo our
data processing depart·
ment. Poeitlon wlU in·
elude such tasks as post·
lng and balancing re·
ports, dlstrl bution or
reports, storage of data
processing supplies.
operating optical marlt
reade r and ofl·lln•
telecom munlca lions
equJpment. Applicant
should have rec.at data
processin1 expertence or
data ~Ing courses.
For more i.oformatJon •
call: • NllDIXTUC.UH?
'• Earn1np are good-hours .. u. Oeltible when you're
• an AVON repreaeo·
, · taUv.. Ollll 540-7041 or 7.d.bHSS9. "~~~~~~~1
Ba,byaltter my home,
'Wledays, •s. 2 Yr old. $25
p/wk~aft. Spm
IAIYSmH
'~ wtd, llon·TbUl'9, M, Jlatwt woman or lle'd •ocnan . Ycirtrton/Bulhard, JIB. -.m ell. paa,
....,_ittH, I dara wt. • Vic. fl &. Coalt Plua.
CaU-.-i afU:IO
:BOAT
KITTEHllRG
MARft4E
Cathy Ferr)' man <n•> 5'0-5000, ex.l207
HYLAMD
LAIOIATOIUES
l3llO Hylud A~
co.&aM-. CA121a
EquJ <>ppottuaky/
Attl.nlMltift
JJ J8 DAIL V PILOT luncfg. July 21, tm Het, W•t•d 7100 ~.!~ ..... !!.~~ ~f.!!'~'~~ ..... !!~ ~_!~ ..... !!~ ~!!'~ ..... ?J.~~ ~~~~·~.~ ..... ?!~'!.c
W .ct 1 00 Hiia w....-7 Met, fl 7' 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MA C H I N I s T O R MASONRY 4' Concrete · MUISIS AIDES Priniln.( REAL 1'.STATESALES ' ~ ••• ~t~ •••••••• ! ... ~~~.-............... !!~ ..... '!'!~!~ ............ INSURANCI!: TRAINEE Exper 'd In ~ona~ructlon Worker: Quallfled appUunts In· ,.ESS ora. WALKER & LEE
t:Nl~I N .t:H
THI UO ADW A 'f
l.,...Hlll,
Jnh r "ww111l t'\lr
STOI
NB•LASS Ht:LPtr;J\ COMPANION normal machine i.hop t:xpr d. Call5M-0358 ~ in Dunes aide Exper'd on Davldaon 700 REAL ESTA TE
\0 amputeo. 1•1ume Wi: Of ACE practice&, lo l•Uui turn MAT u RE w 0 MAN t.ralnlnl. Claa1es start PllU<:tor Presa prcif'd. OC ""TIOMS TOOUNG & nt't:d 11 wo1nan 2 daya nylon & pl.stlc part• p/time to welcome Au1. 8. Apply, Park Good co. benctita.' Day l ""'
AUTO IOOY MAH wuk tu .. r, o u 11 J 6'5-3610 newcomera &t contact Superlor Health cue. *k· AAA tucauoos io Oranae CONT~C'T lwlpc:r roinp1m1on Cur u AD USTER oxn:hani... Flex.Ible hrs. 1"5 Superior Ave, NB . CAMYA OPR ~ nd Los Ange I e:." MK. l'OW~lt!i wom1ui who I• a double Need cat. lite typlnc. 143-IUO Expa-. w/a Walzbert or Riverside llnd San Diego.
at MS Zll&Sor ·800!! amput.. l'O•l• M uu MACHINIST 547 3095 Nursinl Nuarc camera pref'd. counUa. With rac1h t1es
1 1m:11 Muat b\• .ablu to Oranl(c County compuny Loaan Turret lathu R .... supaav. J.t I Must .be able to make 11verag1ng over 2~000
•t\!Jt'l1"nl,.fl.-qwr•d i---------1 u,e-1n oo workd•>• No nu~ h11hly quaJltled opcnlor. Alto Mac h Mature person lo operate " uu haJI tona. Expor. r«q'd sq rt , prov1d1ng
• f' tt""' 1'"1TI P<ie1tl(ln hou&eworlt 1nvolY1,:d, but pcraon t.o handJe detailed ahop train~. Lok Fast Snack Bar, aummer S LYM-Relief 3· 11 to strap tor l9~.x2S~• separate lobllY a ru •
&IGIM
·~Int l'O bfon•flh ll'fMAHCIAL will \)t! l'it~clrd lo cook l"lephoae investicaUons. lnc .. 86' W. 16th St., daya per week lOAM · LVM-11·7 pntHei 81 well 15 sm11ll pra val e counselin g
i\pJ>IY In l'•niln muaJa & othi:rwlH tend Must alao be able to Newport Be11ch. ~: 30 PM. a tt Se pl 1 F/llme & P/time pres.set. MWll be it bl• lo r o o m s • p r 1 v a t e-11* llOADW A Y LOCAL toh«nt~~ Xlntula r)' 11upcrv111t1 1nd•pe ndent ~~~~~~~~~ Sat/Sun only. Short or· Joinat.eamint.erestedin d evelope 3M plath. manager'• olhce and
'lllW.IJ .-1i1un;; llilli M1&ll ""'°y•r '•ya he K~f'11 nq'd It lotercal&I adJuaters 3-5 Years eit· de r coo k i n c & quality eeriatric care. Good co benem~. • 0 1111 separ11te work nrea pro·
,111 t>ii·iu Fret'•ll} ront1a ct Dun Crou~t.>. ~ntnce p.rererrt.'d'. Ek· MAID Harbor Inn Motel auperviaion or a ssls. Rehab oriented. 174 Bed wk . Apply. National v1ding each u!'soriat.,
\t ti;ITon>R••ad 7t48'JJ 7531 pu1rnco i n p roduct 1800 W. Balboa Bh•d . Reep tor buying & prep· SNF. Call Mrs. Darma, SystemsCorp,4361 Barch with his own desk and
101:?Soo11 Mon1'·r1d1o1) CPA. -llublllty & rraud In NewportBeach,675-3463 lng.call673·351.Saaktor 9·3, 828·1730. 501 s . Sl, N .8 . <Near oc telephone·
Iii Ry l\pp111ntrn•nt JO ..... HILP W.AHT!DI veAll&atlona helpful. MAIDS WANTED Mr. Dauria Beach, Anaheim. Airport) EOE_
F IC) "·mnlovr lDO l"emal" l'ler11:11l he lp .qua ppnr c. .. r S O d 1 DonQuixote Mot.el Mature women Cor TRAINING
2 IC UP t:" PC r 1 c n c Ii " PR TY 2100Newport 81,CM "utomohvo 11ct•ountlnl(. OPER -----'-------I housecleaning ser vice
n l I Maintenance peNon, co · ..... •123 EHGtHHllHG Hl 9 .. •r aatar{ for Top wa.f(c" Guod op 1 p/tjme. Car nee. 'fop I OPPORTUNITY PRODUCTION
COHUOL SUPERV.
Tuition assistance for
pre ·licen1lng school. famous "Head Slurl ·
training. Classes in
financinlJI, escrow and
&ua.ranteed sales. Plus
audio. visual, weekly or
fice training and on 011.'
Job tra1IUng
Fn1t•n~t'r•. dl.''<llilll & e. portunily t-.:xce rnt 1 ('d h '""'"" Jral\11\j !'.m111lt·o ,.,...,ds ltltly q11e1I fled benuht:1 to:Alll.E IKI': DAMAGE egeatudenlpre .40 r .. "'"'"""'IC
, '"'·rt C'll"tnt'era t:11 ••plowee. M•dlcol TOYOTA 646 9303 Ask week, Wed·Sun. Must m.,,.,. ... ,,..,
Responsible for plan·
rung, scheduling. & con·
trol of all producllol\ ar·
tivltles. Must be lamUlar
w/EDP systems.
STACOSWITCH IHC
,.. .. r r . d have drivers license . Handle overall repair
1Jt.•r d in "'°'II tO l'OIKI !q.Mp•ent IAdetatry. °'SI _ ADJUSTER S3.50 hr. Call 494·8572 and maint of achl dis·
lnllntdlcrh opHiftCJ for
penon with cltrfcal
lldh to asalst ct.part·
"'""~ltor.
11 e 11 I"' XI n t ii P ....,,... 4-~ yn ex· HOSTESS betweeD9-4PM trict 's, buses, autos. v 11 rt u n 11 1 ,e » G u o d perie11C•. ,,.....,.1 bi t r u c k s & o t h e r
"11lo1r1t':. l •'' < .arol ...1-.boc•-d. CJ Apply art 2pm, Bob mechanical equip. llll J!Dl WTY" ...,. DIM Burns Restaurunl. 37 ln·house adJuslt>r lo han· Includes som e bod y
Fashion lsla.nd. NB die property damage and Maintenance work. Require Z yrs
1139 BaJcer Costa Mesa
549.3041 MANAGEMENT
1.-:...,·mw
l!tcrow S.Cmary
Immed Open1ne for
Escrow St'l'Y at our
Laguna Beach ofc Man ti
mo's exper req'd. Xlnl
,aJary. working cond'> &
benefits mclud deotu I
\pply,
F/C
BOOKKEEPER
J 0 l~
TO $1400
ESCROW
OFFICER
J 0 175
corgo claims. Insurance reaponslble exper in
HOTR POSITIONS experience preferred. h . general auto mechanical
Head Night Auditor but Wiil lram Mee an1c repair & Class II Lie. 1-'ronl detk clerk NCR 4200. l'.:itp pref'd. Cont;ict Tom !\h>ore Salary ranee $891 mo. to
will tram Acct 'g bark 1714> 63().1740 -We hon an l""'9dl°'e SXlnl~ bemo. 1,n S )'Arly sltepsb.
ground he lpful Xlnl t ne its. PP Y Y
I & ... _ f 11 1 Equal Onportumly opeNnq few a persoft Aug 11 to Westminster sadry .,.,neils, ill· ... witttatleastot1evear's Sehl Dlslrlct, 14121 day Ion . Lal( 11111 EmployerM/F r c; e d a r wo o d •
Personnel s86 S<l(J() _ ~~~~------directly related u-E.O.E -M/F.
Automobil• required
for occasional drhlftCJ.
Good ca1npony
beMfita and excellent
;::ortunlty for
fi•d penot\·
Equal Oppor Employer , ______ _
Pu.hue RA!lat.wn.s
DIRECTOR OF
ALUMNI AFFAIRS
(Sr. Admln Anatystt
($1607 to $1938 month>
We will pay o ver
Sl ,000,000 lo our
m:lnagers in 1977 to in•·
sure lhal you receive lhe
trairung and help you
need fo r a s uccessful
IHelJmc tareer.
AIDS
Manner~ Savmgl>
1515 WestcU ff Or
Newport Bch IWE TOS20K ------ptriettee a1 a 1Min-
Hou:.eclean1ni: Women tNSUltAHCE hnance,..chaftle. Will MECHANIC, general. all
wanted lo work p/llme. Group heulth cla1ms ex-b • d t around , ex per .
Tues thru Fri, 8·3. <.:nil aminer.Exper'dal leusl e reqaare 0 Domestic-Fore ign &
Jaruce's Raggedy Anns l yr.SalOr>t'.,!!·_549:_1767._ perlorm a •ariety of Marine. Own t ools .
Salary commtnsurate
with post work ex·
perienc•.
Will be responsible ror
managing starr and ad·
mlnistralive llffairs of
the Ol'tice of Alumni Af·
fajrs Requires 4 years
experience In promotion,
publications. media ,
direct mall, membership
development and fund
raising. Admi nister
operating budget and
computerl zed record
system. Bach elon
degree in edmlnistra
tioo, public relations or
rela~ area requir89.
Member of 30 Realty
Boards. Member of a Na-
tional location service.
G uaranleed sales pro-a r am. ExtenSIV(>
classified and yellow
page advertising that get.
results. Over 90 pre-
printed contracts,
brochures and forms to . make your job easier_
Free installallon and
1.nck-up ot IS rt tall lamp
post "For Sale" signs
with built-in lock box.
Free business cards
after initial order. Sales
a~ents for over 150 sub-
d1v1s1ons. Support .sub-
sidiaries in escrow .
mortage, insurance and.
marketing .
-----
ESCROW BENE & DEMAND
FLOATER
J .O. 187 _67_5_-6.55_:1 _ tasks lncludiftcJ, but not Wages negotiable. Soon
Housedeancrs. women JANITOIU!'L,. limited to, 1WC1chine to open shop in Newpori. \Ve have several Free
pos itions avail. for
qualified people as.
Escrow Super•.
Cert. Escrow M9rs
Escrow Officers
w1lh or without'rund
111g of TD's or lending
background
Escrow Sec:y's
All pos1llons in itlnl co s
w1super benefits.
4110 Fee Po1itions.
Call Carry or Rita,
540-6055, Coastal
Pusonnel A9e,.cy,
2790 Harbor II. C.M.
•Exec Sec*
$700
LOAN
PACKAGER
.J.O. 172
$900
833-7880
Suite 113
3961 MacA rthur Blvd
Newport Beach. 92660
CALLAHAN ASSOC.
PYSOMHEl
SERVICE
over 21. reliable w/refs, Part time. n1g~ts maintetu1nc:• and re· 642·6009 _______ , Contact Lcawa Miies at
Ownlrans.'""-3439aft4. __ (2 13)787-0436 C 6424321 Ext 332 ....., pair, carpHtry box MECHAHIC/fagineer • ' •
building I, pa"9tln9, A good hands on, produc· fOr W..-.lew appoint· HOUSEKEEPEI
No t'Xper. nee. Bayview
Manor, 3:M> W Bay, C M
642·3505.
Housekeeper cook live to.
English spk 'g H 8
846· 7073 afl 6
llOUSEKEEPER
Care for 11 yr old :.l•hool
.1t1rl L1 ve·11\ C M
545·4619
JOBS FOR
HAPPY
MOONLIGHTING!
JOIN US FOR
ONE WEEKEND
A MONTH
c:leaninq, equlpme11t lion .oriented man, lo or· rntnt.
and f\rnitwe MO•in9, gan1zc & produc.e on
et Mu t be trol .ct In schedule our electnc car
..;-use1of basic" shop ..;..p_rod_uc_t•o._n_.c_a_ll_S98_·_l9_3J_ DAILY PILOT
tooh. Excellent MB>IC.ALRECEPT. :mW.BaySl.
b.Mflts avallable. If Malurlty & slabibty a re Costa Mesa, Calif
_..,.1fied. key assets tor this varie· Equal Opportunity Apply tor job CP S6 b) .,..... ly front desk spot. Super Employer Or. lo work for. Fee ___ _,;._,;. ___ -Sepl~1~9rRStTY OF
Apply in person
33ll Harbor Bl•d
Costa MHa, Calif.
Nego. ORDER Oil PERSOHMEL CALIFORNIA, IRVlNE PROCESSING Personnel Department
1201 W. La Veta, Ste 209 Po61tion requires typing Room 152, Ad mm. Bldg
lbekpcr. e-cpcr only, r~· 1---------1 hallle. rer·s Own cat Perm $400 mo Lui.:
Rewardln9
opportunities
MOW-For:
Orange 633-9740 & I rfi Irvine, CA 92717 Free & Fee genera o tee exper
Alhrmahvc Action
Employer. Women & llllls, 768·7926 Minonnes are
COMMISSION
Up to 70% immediate
commiss10n with AD~
VANCES thal allow you.·
to receive commission
bt!fore close of escrow. Excellent Pay
Challcnitmg pos1t1un in
holding l'ompany In
ve.,tmcnt ho!-.p1lal bu::.1
1-'RONT Ol"C Poution
open for car. nose. throal
& facial plaslie surj!cry. ---------1 --RJEL SYSTEMS
SPECIALISTS
-AIRCRAFT
MAIMTEHAHCE
-CIVIL EMGIMEERS
ffi@ MEDfCALASSISTANT
Exper'd, one doctor or
rice. non·smoker. run or
part·time. 646·5194
Xlnt company benefits.
Apply in person 8:30·4.
11.iG Dyer Rd, Sl\flta Ana
Equal Opportunity
Employer. ~~E~nco~u~ra~g~ed~lo~a~p~p~ly~ After 35 years in bu:.1 -::: ness with 56 rompany of-
n~s.
N EWl'ORT F'F:DERAL
335.5 Via Lido, NU
suite 210-67J 2700
U1ctuph, typm~. Cihn~.
b1lhng. Some' back ore
Good secy skills_. Start
$675. Sl'nd resume to
Classified ad nc. 981 c /o ~ Daily P1lol, PO Box 1560,
EXEC. SECRETARY CMta Mesa, Ca 9~
1'.o Dir or Mkt nu. Fina~1-l"llONT OFFICI':. p/limc
c1al :.etv firm Type ,o pos for derk & book·
WP m. :. h I UO w Pm ket>per. Exper. w/publi c ~-4463 &enlhus1asm a must. tn· ---------1 tervws Wed. Aug. Jrtlon· ly. 6 JO..Spm, 4400 Cam· 1-'/\C..'TO RY
GENERAL
HELPERS
Pill> Dr, N.B. No phone
calls please
FUND RAISER
Par t lime. fle xible
schedule. for Oran~c
Counly non profit or-
We have Clft l~dlate gamzal1on. Expenenced
---a... flt rtun" in public conlacl. public .... 't'""yme 0~ 1' relations. with i.om e ty for 2 Individuals wnlmg skills . Wnlc lo
who ere sttklnc; short· All No. 918, Daily Pilot.
tenn work for approx· P O. Box 1560. Costa
lmotety 30 to 45 doy1 Mes.i, Ca. 92626 __
and who hove IOtne H· GARDENING HELP
fMMHC:e ill iftdustry Exp, hard working, r!!·
boxinq and packoqlnCJ l~blc. P/Timc. 642·9907 .
l«ln)e and small 1cole General OHicc/Typ1st for
products which In-growing firm near OC
c .. boqqinq, sealln9 Airport. S650 mo. Phone
and stencillnq. Mu1t 556-6187. •
olao be oble to operote GENERAL OFFICE
' foridlft. If quollfied Entry pos. in growing
and Int.rested in these NB. pharm research co.
lti I i fo r a person who can po• ons. opp Y n work wfmin supervision
person to: lo do pnmarily copying
ffi~
BRUASWICK
CORPORATION
Defense Division
3331 Harbor ll•d
Costa Meso. Calif.
Equ1l opportunity
employer MI F'
& rnler-orrice mail. Other
duUes include errands.
filing & occas. typing.
Prev. ore exper. helpful
Sal commens urate
w /exp. Appl y, 1590
Monrovia Ave, N. 8 .
<Near Hoag Hosp) from
J uly29toAug 3rd ----
~neral Ol'fice
RECEn/TYPIST
Escrow Dept. has r e·
quiremen\ for a Recep·
lionlst/Typlsl. Min 1 yr
gen'I ofc exper. req'd.
Typing so wpm. Xlnt
workine conds & benefits
tnclud. dental. Salary
commensurate w~JCper. ,.-...._jllllllll_..111111-_ __...._-_,.-...,.-'1111 Apply at
' -HE p AID Marioera Savin&s
X·See/Const/RE, to Sl2K 1$15 Wealelilf Drive
INSPECTORS
w~ are off•rin9 im·
mediate employment
opportunltl.s to in·
dividuals with the
fotlowin9 quolifica·
Hons:
MECHANICAL
-MEDIC.AL
TECHHICIAHS
-PLUS M.AHY MORE!
BRUNSWICK
CORPORATION
DefenM Dl•l1lon
MEO TltAHSCRllER Parts Puller Trn•
Xlnt pos. in private ofc Free. Sal to $760. W e
handling doctor's notes & need mech'I aptitude. If
corresp. Sal $750 +. you have taken classes al
DR. PERSOHMEL school or taken your car
1201 W. La Veta, Ste 209 apart & enj~ working Equal opportunity Orange 633.9740 w/llte machinery. Call
employer MI F l''r & F Rita, 540-6065. Also Fee
Quality Assurance
tns,.ctor fTech
Xlnl oppor. in small co.
for quaUried man. Must
have 4 yrs min exper. in
electronics. Call Carol,
581·3830.
Stay at home and ---------____ e_e __ ee___ Jobs. Coastal Personnel
serve with your local · Mgml Tme, perm. Earn Agency. 2790 Harbor REAL ESTATE
Air Fore• Resene. up lo $1000 mo. Fuller Blvl'J, C.M. UCEMSEES-MAJHTENAMCE MAH Brush (714) 772-4247 ---'-------Your Reser•• Must have eitper. in _ -yousbouldpossiblybe
R •t fill TEL H PBX/RECEPT with us-in a slmplier. ecna er can you maintaining restauranl MO DESK ELP • richer life. Our invest·
in on job opeftln9s & related equipment & Lady or man. No exp'd lmmed. opening for cor· mcol division has 3 open·
fices to Insure continuity
or pobcies, our 1,000 as-
sociates are setting new
industry records. Our
volum e is more than
$2,000,000 a day! 1200
Homes sold a month.
More importantly , last
year we paid out more
commissions than any
other year in 'history-
and let's race it, that's
whal we're both interest·
cd 1n YOU-the sales
abl>oc1ale.
-wl h ave a work i n I{ nee. Will tram. Retired dless·pulse, PABX. call .... r I h ings m our Newport knowledge o the e ec· persons considered. App-directors. Long or s orl Q>nter ore for ambitious If you're senous about
tncal & plOrumbingCtradr ly 10 peraon only. Costa term assignments. Work business oriented peo· becoming a Real Eslale
Apply at, ange ouo Y Mesa tnn ~ Harbor when you want. You pie. Per!lonal training. professional. call our CALL
(7141542-4163
A mininun of 2 years
c:UITftlt experi•nce in
mechanical reuivlnq
inspection of part1 to
c~y drawin91 and
specifications. Must ---·--~~~~-·-•_•I
Restaurant Ser vices, Bl.CM • don't pay. we pay you• fascinatin1t. challen~ing. personnel department lo
2601 Daimler. Santa Ana. MOTOR ROUTE Call excellent commission make an appointment tu
8am·5pm, Mon lhru Fri. KELL y GIRL plan. CaJI Bill Gerrie, INTERVIEW US! hove 10me tralniftC) in
the MtaS4lriftCJ of de-
tailed. machin.ct forq·
ings and castinqs.
ELECTRIC Al
LCMtdry Worker ___ _ ~ The Dally Pilot has a . THE GERRIE co. (714 > JOI .... THE Wk d I B I N t Div. of Kelly Services " eon~. s11~np.>' ross a.g~~1~ MAINTEHAMC E/Lite l:e'!~h.ro~:t~r~oon!w::n 8 3 l-14 4 I 64G-fi600. UNFRANCH I SEO!
Ave. CM 642·3505 Man. 40 hr week. Xlnl op· thru Friday, Sal & Sun RealEstdte Sales Los Ange I es ( 213 )'
------port for rcllred person mornings . Good for high 589·7362. Long Beach
Le 11 b ft ~--___. I t 10 Min or your valuable • cturers Fu company ene 1 s school or college student. '~Ass s 1213) 596-2791. Orange ~oL WEIGHT pd • 1 I lime will convjnce you lo C""'" Apply in person on y. ISO cash depos t r e· Famous N.B. co. located J·oin our staff. Ask'llbout County (714 )776-9350.
& EARH DOLLA&S Costa Mesa Inn 3205 quired. Call 642-4321, ask in own beautilul bldg. 0 u r c 0 mm is s i 0 n WALKER & LEE
A minimum of one Lecturers wanted to1eud ~~rbo~ Bl. CM. for circulation, leavinJl Super oppor · to b e schedule. free training Rr."'L ESTATE • t I ht t I nameandpboneorcome groomed lo become ~ Years curren ex-weg con ro groups in Male e mpl oy m e nt prog.
N rt o-h E in and fill out applica· personnel mgr Present WE'RE PART OF _ --:ence in ln-procHs ewpo . oo:ac , xper. needed. Mione's Dell , · Bkrsaulstot ,..... • in behavior modirlc·ation 'd .11 8 •. ~i'ln. Must own car and person is retiring before YOUR FUTURE -1--'rical lns-ctl-of · · ' Li 0 Vi nge. Age 1 "' h ood d I I all times • .. '""' r-"" we1ghl rcduc \lon pr~· over only $2.SO lo slnrl. ave g . r v ng re· long & wlll lrain you us solder polnb and eltc· grams preferred. P/\Hf Expcr. pref'd. 675 2832. _co_rd_._______ r e p la cement. XI n t Call for appl.. 762-611~ An Equal Opportunily
tro·m•chanlcol in· TIME. SS. p/hr. Send de· -.--MOTOR ROUTE benefits. Start$800. 100,.,,, ---------Employer __ _
-c:e1s 1uba1 ... embly lail letter or r esume Free lo applicanl. Rr.""LEST""TE I"'~ F r_:.:_.1 t ' w/phone no. to: P .O. Box MAM.AGERS The Daily Pilot has a Abigail Abbot Personnel m;A "' .11 Rea0c.o~t0eFCR TR.._.ErSee a,_,... ... on o company 1544, NewPort Be ach, large route In South Agency, 557·6122. 4500 Creative & prof. co. w1 L An n draw In CJ a and 92063 Laguna . approx earn· Campus Dr,N.B. soon be opening ore's in Growing tlnancial in
speclficotlons. Must ------COMPETITIVE? int:s $400 per month · Npt Bch & C.M. areas. slitution seeks several hon so.-tralnlftCJ In Legal Secy to $1100 • Mon lhru Fri anernoons PHARMACY TECH We have openings for dynamic individuals
In plush NB otcs you . andSat&Sunmornings · Mjr. dru g chain , n e "' or ex P e r w,Calit.R.E.hc.towork el•ctroni~ and will work ·for k ind Are you a dynamic Carandgooddrivlngre· Newport Bch, exp. pre· saJesper.ions&mgrswho In Cerritos. Long Bch.
n.c:hcmicalossembly. personableSr.parUlcr or personwhoenjoyswork· cord required. Call f'd. Typing req'd. 50 are inte r ested in a LA&S.D.Noexper.nec.
sophisticated corporate lng in a competitive In· 6'2·4321 Leaving name wpm. 40 hr wk. Retail career. Apply by calling Sal lo $900. Xlnt growth
&celleftt beMflb
ovollable.
If q\lallfltd and le·
tetested In these pad·
ffoM, apply in per1011
to:
practice. Need legal dustry? H so. Carl's Jr. andphonenumber. Clk.member.AskforK. 557-0110 potent. Also Fee Jobs.
background & xlnt skill&. fa.st rood restaurant.a is Hyder or P. O'Connor, for tnterview. RI ring Call Carry, 540·6055.
Call or send reaume lm· the place where ex · MOTOlt ROUTE blwn8&SPM.642-2211 MOQthruFr1 by appt. Coastal Personnel Agen·
mediately . lOO'Y, free to ceUent polenUal tor ad· The Dally Pilot has a l~~~~~~~~~I cy. 2790 Harbor Blvd.
appUcant Ab1g11ll Abbot vanee111ent exists. We large route In Miaslon Pl<XY rental st.ore hasr: C.M.
Personnel A11ency , are ~wing with 8 new Vlejoarea.Approxearn· opening for Yard Man. ReallahdeSOt.s ~57 6122. 4500 Campus unit opening each week. lnp l300 per month . career minded. Wiii We have openings fol' RECEPTIONIST Ther e are re1taurant Mon lhru Fri afternoons t.ra.in. Neat appearance licensed salespersons ire Smile ... You sit at the
Dr. N.B. manager posiUons open and Sat & Sun mornings. & handwriting. 6 Days . our small prolf'essive 0 (. heavy oak desk sur-
Legal Secretary, exper'd. lhrougboul southern Car and good driving re· wkday off. Ap_ply 1930 rl rounded by plants &
N.B. Salary open. Call OrartgeCounty . .Previous cord require d . Call NewportBlvd,C.M. ce. shrubs. A busy phone
Linda, 431·0151. management experience 642·4321 Leaving name ' keeps you jumpln & en· la I deal. We ofre r --Apbo -ber Presser , combination ,~ IMBIN~n thusiastic salesmen ap·
Liquor/Grocery Person· classroom, in-store ..,... nenu ... · · wool & silk. Immediate ¥JJ~A.ssoc1~a.:~ preelate your typing
nel, eitper w/cash re· tralnlna, competllive NEEDNOW! opening.•99-l.96530846S. IHOS.CloettHwy. ability. $600 to st art. Go
atsler & 11lock. Good pay salaries, excellent com· EXPERIENCED Coast Hwy., S. Laguna for it! Call Vickie Dun·
& working cond's. Apply pany benefi\11. Please Hl'lfSltAPER (Alpha Beta Shopping ~le.c" 49,..942~ can, 640-8470. American
In person AM, Key send reaume detaillnR DISTRIBUTOR Cent.er>. , Career Emp Agency, 610
Market. 3041 s. Bristol, experience and salary RA!locato to ucltlna Las ---------1·--------•1 Newport Ctr Dr, N.B. or
Santa Ana. h\alOr)' lo: Vegas, Nevada and... PrinUne Real Dlate Salesper•on In Orange 547·1964.
llllHart.orll•d LOAMPltOCISSOlt hyowownbots! ' fOOo/o HOFUTOYOU
GIRLFIJDAY Coata ... •Cat2616 Free. Lrg linandlal ln· CARL'S JR. Nevada'• moat pro· BINDERY COMl'lllulaeToYau_ R--t. to$72.5
Prog/Opr/l8M SS, S13K Newport Bch EOE
Elec T9ch lo S930
Also Fee J obe
<trvine Pereonnel Agency
•1 488E17th Colla Meaa
S m a 11 c o . r e q ' s sUtutlon n...,.,.• 1 yr ..... bepartmeb\ G f.:lve • faalcat grow· w f I h d ,_ ..... ._.. hard k1"'" dedi led ~ "'" p O Bo ........ d · u11.p • . urn 11 ••• Located in fantastic wor "'•• ca "Equ1topportunlt7 pet. lf\ draw &>cumenta .h-i....a'-CxA-:-._... I 7 ay snorn1ng " telephone-secretary & Fas .. 'oo Island. Loads of iDdlv. Typ;na a mllat, sh I M ,. & funding R.E. loU•. A oullUClW, ·-newapa~r l• tooklng for help UI Pft('d. Resp. person foe •IP1> oyer I --..ie•• ........... ,or. "ln·' 1 aood dlatrtbut.or with tMME.D• ""TE n;,, RI public &t, contact --di . f l'"'d d • . ... ..... ~ ~"' ... ~--A '" .. d IA DOI 'l'ttompeoll ty. ..., .. , .... c ..... r cU· .. •-Je_ ---------i versa "' u.a es. benent.a tr ooed .....,C!D· u.1.w•oEn et~-'d or provea trac:. recot . --...1 .... GS 28892M rit Pk "u.o.e.. """ ........ t.\llnuf. secretarial ex· ,,._, .. ·"'TIOH ti 1 .,_, t.o .-t'4oo Al...,~ 19.lM'n "J-..:: "' MOit be .ervtce oriented _.._.. " arsue • wy_. You wlll love every
People who nttd People per. a mv.st. Call Carol, '"-1 • QOIJ ... ao r•t ,.W t.rtln. ~ 000 pet • •~11 ln aal•. If you • S&.eUO Mill. VieJO minute in th1a exctUng
1
., That's what the . 511·3830. IHSTALLU Jobt. Ca ll IUlt 540·eos5, mo + beoellb W atatt. are 1 teadlD& d.llttlbutor FOR EXPERIENCED n.ya 4.DS-1870 atmosphere. If you a.re
I OAJLY PILO'I' Nuded lmmed. < ~ul PerwCM\nel .qta· AllCIU ln penon. M.• 'n .a...._ .. _,..., Ulla 0 ANDTRAJNEES E\les831-o737 an exper'd, ....... , .... re-
. .sERVJCllDIRKCTORY Ouard or retired Peace per'd, Batt Hane ra on· g. 2'790 Katbor Blvd, tdl ftaa l>atlor, 410 E . now, uuu • ,...... P· -. w/--"rtYPlnt call
• ts all ibout! omcer exler'd for l y n • e d a pp J 'I . c.M -11'UlSl, CM --: port~~; ~~:3071 W!OFFER: 1 I~. ia&i (m lo ap-
--palrol/fu,•r of N•pl 714/5'1-lel.8. LVN Q1ni al wh located I . •EXCELL.ENTFJUNOE UAL ISTATE pUcant. Abl&•ll Abbot Bch Communll)' Assoc. c • Muactr/tt..aee f/T for ddaendrwumtto: BENEnTS P e u o nDel A1nc1.
Part-thne of tun.Um•. insurance .Blllll'llJ Clerk ~.Tvr/:ii':;~~:. The Flab Bucket Orwl•Uoft~. •DAYSlfll'T A.61MTWAMTlD 557.0122. •500 Campua ~o~:x':\ s:;::'t2:; !'J!:*.J"'~:l~cl':"°n'i PteMAnt_~orll!"f ~· S:!!~u,~~ur:~·~~;: 1r.6.~8:~s tOVERTIME :;:'~'==~~aJS!P~:~ ...,Dr___;.N_._a_. -----
aa1SiflcdAd•• oau1 gov"'t-lnaurioee blUlnt 6brsavau.~l1~..:,~· prer d bu\ not n ee. LMV~1Nev."'1ot Pt.'E.A.4tEAPPLY ' deak •phon e. C•ll R£CE PT10NUT-
PllQtPOBlatt.NO;c06ta req•dtoc~U$c.O,.b.Ac· M>-0140 •.·...:r• -·~~· .1 'Rtle.reoeH te~uired . ATJ'N:•R.SK\J& tNPENJON10: ~\Walker fl Let )tunUnctoo 1 .. ~'h Sn·
Maa,Ca91!!8. 4f..t.,•:nr•r,r.· iiiiidt' " -~, 1 ~.::"~I..Jt~'zo·. AllNPU•eonllOenUal. O~<X.r::: ro11nt~~~ :::i:°::a'rpc~:ap:bD.a~
HARDWARE $A.Lts. "'· •"=t... .. . . ., . Nwwt. P\'actJcaJ. Llve ln. MARTEC ~. I ~S.·17~ ~ eo WJ)lll, bu ftlCC! Full time Crown AbWtY to .. P'~nL ·~ , • MANAOIMENTTRNE Ca.re elder11 lad1· Cdtf. · · · · Hdwan lltf 1 . Coast lnq\drle.i. eu~eon~d 1~••••r ~ ln mllllaf ~MP'oWlllM•UOrdet ~Ml ~:i •. , · .. ·· . I tt ephone vnSct and
~t.e _? -64~· 1•'71
~WANT ADS .
•
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.· _ •4a.•~7•. . =~·~:._ .iu•J ~·•,i ~~fl~ ~:o>r: * i~~ WaM'""}i.f ~~~ ~.~ll=t'~~ ~er. ~~'";::r::1:io.!f~ ~~~=}j -' .c -· _.
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UCWflOMIST SALES ·------•-'Y s-... M • womea who need SA&.ISPBSOM
All rut\\.. "'" uan1 cir -.am to .. ,.,, SI .ooo Olnt(t field
pirnMan•hl). bl""D 0~~ a/wk Sellina a lhHln• t'or electro me r h I
)B l\Mlll ttlru~t . ._,..,., MobU.eUoma Wiii lr.iin nwnuf l 3Yn11~IUni n
tH Cwt lt.111 l>e1l1• npt ~· Mr Slmi1 JM!!". • teduura1 bM\'k
7.!iJ 1141 So LaM \fobJlt ltomM. 111oundin tt4l•led r1!'ld
IU .. O:J'"l l 1 . .-; TVPlSt 1~ Mf C• 54f.)04 I
:"\•·""i••rt Ruth •l!:oqUAI <>gp0r f.mployl'r u11ch qU-'hl> Hrm ...-k SAWMAM ~
111 .,; 1lL•turC', well lat run movl•• "''"" i:wi•m,.•I JH'raon O(IQ(J a\lalla blt In Liu:unul•---------
" pml( ,k1lb (fO wpm 1 ' bo•cll' Saletmcn lo de SA.Lr.i PERSONNEL
P"'' t<KA utr ex per re mon.1lratt1 It hook u11 LAIGE NA T"L
q •I Sortie' t'al<'ulaun1 l'Urn<nt l'abl 'l'V sub s• .... •11 OF "'·'"'"~ ,~1 l&50 Jl('r mo tt'nbenl f'ull ' Pt11mr vr-..-w \Int 1nn11t' benefalll Call Mr l\tndont! 831 700> l(J HARDWARE &
1...1"·rm MlaT _ to •pm TOOLS
HCEl'TIOHIST
1>11r 1trow1na •se-nr)I
, ... ~' bright, nutaouu:
1wr~1•n ~uo..I phnn\' ,..,,. Ii . lllle typutte
tu l(rt~l our chtnts Lou.
,,, \ ...nety 6: relaxed at
mv,pbert-C•ll Carr)I
fux. '
540-6055
~'tlclSt.al Personnel A11en
n . lnO Harbor Blvd, r )i.
Keal Estate Sltles People
wanled. Up to 90 10',
comm. spht Nt-wp<1rt
Beach 548-tlG 14
$AUSMAN .-ow HIRIM~
Knowtedxu of plumbln11 SAbs PllSOHMEL
' 6Uppllo . f tlml' NOEXP!!:R NECf;Ss r r ti Ir' 11 ll I v ~ l' n XJ.NTTHAINING
w/ch•ncf' for 11dv•n('C: PROGRAM
IN'nt CMJI ~ J7SJ "---~.. i -.,,..orf ffCJ Pay
SAUS/OIGAHS771
AreYMTIMO ..
W11 are look1n.: for
•everaJ rugb ener~y le\ cl
1nd1v1duals ror an e>.1·1t
mA career m the m uiuc:
bw.1ness. We are the
Oreao Exc-hange loeate<l
tn 00) So Cal!f. regional
::.boppmg malls. We ofCer
a prt'.'St1g1ous career. '\Int
trJ1n1ng program
h11-l~l comm1 guarn &
Eam S2 I 0-$400 wk
COMMISSIONS &
BONUS&<;
Must be well groomto-0 &
neut uppeanng (;Jreer
& rapad advancement op·
portun1t1e1o Xlnt t·o
benefits
Calt Mr. lnl"CJ
Moo8 lllAM 1rM
Tuel.8 28AM IOAM
751-9134
Restaurant Me n i-:ch many fnni:e benefit~. Wei•--------• req profess1onahsm in Piua Parlor necdi. de the art of selling & a SALES PEOPLE livery dnvers & l'OOks 21 stron" determination to f D . .,..... oC age. Valid C:uhf " or new raper 1o ::.tore ~·-succeed Some or"an open1n" 10 L 0 1·sure drivers lie & ••ood drav " " "' " keyboard ability ts re<1 'd. World L ·•uuna H ill~ ing rec. W1lhng to work · ~.. ~ eves & wknds S2 70 SJ H you art" the one --Call area. Must be exper. in
hr. 20-40 hrs wk. II 13 Daphne Jett. 586-7300 r e a d Y t o . w e a r .
8 4 1 ·12 1 4 • St ant on Sales. order typist needed sportswear or shoe::. (;all
892·SS25. by fast growing drip ir· Mrs. Douglas, 9.3oam 10
RETAIL
CLERKS
UTOTEM
rigal1on com pany . 5 :30pm. Draper'::.
ResJ>()ns1ble intelligent Corpo rate Offices,
person to grow into _<_7_t4_>_54_0._7904
e us tome r ser vice SALESPERSON-SHOES
manager. Friendly co-Full time/ Part-lime
workers . modern com m N .ll urea
fac1l1t1es. $140 week 644-4411 ask for Jay
957·8071 Bonnie Houle
SALES PERSONS SALESPERSOH
SAL.ISPDSOH
l"or rin• jewelry 1lort-
ElcJ)t!r'd .tn wlndow dill
pl•)' If knowledge of
daJIUI, cryi1t11I, silver & nne Jewelry i''ull·llme
bi).~
SANDWICH
SHOP: I Expr d woma.n needed
Short houn Hunl Bch
~ortt97·4608
SCTY /MAHA GER
Aircraft financing, tn·
11urltllt't!, sales. Aviation
onentec.1 pt-~on desired
Salary open. Write John
Baker. Box 273, CdM, Ca.
~
*SECRET ARIES •
l.ecJal-Gen ''-R .E.
Employers Pay All ,..ees
Liz Reinders A~ency
4020 Birch St, Ste l<M
Newport Beach 833·8190
Call for appt/estab '65
SECRETARY
We are looking for a self
mouvated 1nd1vrdual to
ass1st the President and
our Murketing !)~part·
menl Individual .should
h ave t-xcellent
se<·retanal skills and be
able to work well in a
fa.::.t-paced, reactt ve w1
v1ronment W<' are a
rapidly ~rowing medical
t'ompany located near
the Oranj!e County
mrport StartmA s alary
$900. As this JOb orfers
exct.•llent growth polen·
Ital, only the best should
reply tn <·onf1dence to
Peggy Ouv1s
WJ LLIAM llAHVFY
(714) 8J.'>-242i
F.qual Oppty ~mpl M • fo'
SECRET ARIES
Oµcnani:::. now ex1::.t 1n u
. .. I • .
Help W aahtd 7100 ltfffp w aafed 7100 Sunday, ~ly 3f. 1$71 DAil Y f'tLOT a J 1 ,
• ..... • ••• • • .. • ....... • • ... •. • • • • • • .. • ........ Hefp W eutted 71 OC .-.... .. , a 1001 DOI' 1040
THE CITY OF
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Employntlftt • Troll'llng A ... latrcrtlOfl
Announc~ An Opening f'or The •
J>u::.1l1011 of
OPERATIONS COORDINATOR
$1Z9t To $1605 Per Mo.
-\ 1111lll·ut1ooi. ~Ill be <ll't·epted Onl} At Thf• l'll)
uf lluolm~lo11 He<ll'h Pt-r!ionnl'l Ut-partnH'nl.
~000 ~IJlll St lluohlll!IOfl .Hl'adt l 11tll 51'1'11
\ugullt 2nd
······················~ ............................................. .
TYPISTS/
SECRET ARIES
JOU\ the team th.at ofCers
opportumly. flex h rs. 4'
Kood pay CAl..L TODAY
&Su.rt Tomorrow
ZI s.ff loftte-1 AKC female J!Suut
Ornate Antlq . .Pekin& Hound t moo\h1 old
Glass snutr bottles. 49 •21&1afl2
Steps, 1'5 N. La Cienega A dedicated few devoted
LA 213/W-Ml:l Tues.Sat to the premiM ol • pro
12-Spm. life arumal 1helter !lave
... UT·l"'UES -initialed It developed ...... ' ..... w/auc~ a roet.er bmt:
Victorian marble top pro1ram which ba~
dresser $22S. 6 carved touched the heart.a " ~o~ of f ice • hdwood chrs S140. Pdd bri&ht.eoed tht Uves of
l d p 1 e c es 0 Id E o g. many, so that home~ Q ove_r __ oa Haviland. B11varllln & injured animals need
557•0061 ChlDa, glass. silver not be dtflr'oyed need·
3723 Brrch St . NB M2·~1 leuly WU! your life be
---------1charm.ing 2 tiered buffet. enhanced by s hiaring
H....i .. w d 7100 d your love a nd com · ..,_ ant• Hefp Wonted 7100 -part'ly strippe . $160. passion w/one of our
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Typist. Laguna Beach Call 673-8064 animal• 'bru either
SECRETARY
OflANGE COUNTY
TRANSPORTATION
COMMISSIOH
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
Annual salary $13,SOd.
ResUJt>es are now be&ng
accepted for a Secretary
to the Executive Director
Orange County
Transportation Com
D'USSioo. This 18 a newly
formed commission and
has resJ>()nstbil.Jues for
guiding transportation
development in Orani:e
County. Require::. ci.-
cellenl sec-retarial e>.·
pen ence mcludini: offtc:c
manaKemenl. develop-
ment of filing systems.
::.upen'is1on or staff. use
of word processinl!
equipment and ti)e. ab11t
t y to pass a t yping
pcrformante le st
cqwvalent to 45 wpm &
shorthand efficiency lest
at a rate of 85 wpm. Post·
t1011 1s in Slate PERS re
ltremenl sys tem
llesumes will be ancµt
ed until 4 p.m l"riday.
Aug. 5th
COUNTY OF
Technlt'tan
DIGITAL
TECHNICIANS
Requires good typing ----• skills. A na1r for com· BU1 antique couch. good foster homing or adop-
pos 1t 10 n would h e cond.mustucrificeaU'.l Uon? We care enough to
helpful. Call J o Wood. value, best offer over aak. Pledge support to
Nol an Real Estate $600.536-"521 the fund for the injured
"97 1977 ---anlmals. La1una Bch
--Solid Oak Pedestlll Based Animal Sheller 497·3552
Due t11 exp1tns100. TYPIST Dining Table. seats 18. or497-1320evs.
severo1 pos1t1ons arl.' Ove r lSOyr s o ld . a\•a1lable ln our produc 1-'asl & ac<'urate. xlnt Gorgeous. $l500. value, J. desperately need a
hon test department. We salary & working coodi· Sac. $495. 1827 Manners, roeter home for approx 3
require 2 years ex t1ons.Cal1549·3347 N.B. (1 blk East. Do\'er mo for two 4·mo-old
perience in te::.t a n d ------&Irvine) Golden Lab pups. good
lroubleshooltngofd1g1tal TYPIST needed for -w/IUds. I supply rood &
c1rcwtrv Set up of test Tra\ el Agency. N .B. Min &....a& 10 I 0 will ~y $25 to $30 m o
·J 60 wpm No sh req'd. _,.,....ancff 645-484-0ext622 memory modules. tam ~art SJ hr. Call betwn •••••••••••••••••••••••
ing and control as 9 12. Spallino lnterna· Washers. dryers . Clean firftto YCMI 1045
sembly. and module uonalTout"S. 759-0155. late models. $100. l yr •••••••••••••••••••••••
enclObures Wecanoff~r -guar. Free delivery. BlkLabrador,3yrsold
the quahfaed rand1date::. VOCATIONAL Mstr C~g. Will aJso buy. Very lovable.
ex c e II en t st a rt 1n1-t INSTRUCTORS 636-2840 salane3 with liberal fr Needed m Law enforce· . 642.7150 646·43tl:J
mgebenef1ls menl occupa tion s, FRGHT DA M AGED Free to nght home.
fashion merchandising. HCYI'POINT SALE. 3308 spayed fem. Fox terrier
& escrow clerk trainee W. Warner nr Harbor. mix. Blk/wht. 31,2 yr:; Please apµly
m person
TREHDATA
CORPORATION
STANDARD
MEMORIES
DIVISION
An Applied Magnetics Co
3400 W Scgerstrom
Santa Ana. Caltf!l2704
Equal Opportun1t}
Employl'r M F
Exper'd in the field SaotaAna.979·2921 53'1-3561
necessary to qualify for . ----------proper credentials. Call Upn ght fr~Uess freer.et, Free feml Shep mix &
Capistrano Laguna ROP 20 cu. ft. hke new, under SRayed cats.
496-3118 for furthec info. warranty $225. 7S4·1630 (213)531·1148
WAITRESS. over 18. day Refrigera~r-Sears. lrg 2 Two kittens 8 wks. old
shift. Apply, aft 4pm, San dr. Avocado. 17 cu rt. 557.3795
<.:lc·mentc Inn, 125 Ave $190. Xlnl cond. 673-6327 . . -,
Esplandian, San Clem. G E A" , d 8 . d Fluffy, Calico kittens. . . ·~. c~n . ..ran wksold.
WAITRESS. no exp. nee. new. 20 wide/IS l~ll Call 644·1145
Appl y 30242 C rown portb Sl2S. 646-5167 aft ------
Valley Pkwy. Lag Nig. 3pm. While Cat. 1 yr old.
lllam-5pml CASH PA.ID remale s payed & all -. shots 581-1840 or 768-0801
ORANGE 1-----.-..-..-. ... WAITRESS. Over 20 Ap· For ~shr/Dryrs/Refr1 g ----------
ply bef. 2J>m. Dx. Sagers working or nol 957-8133 8 wk old i:nale g~ay & whl
Convenience Markets
P05it1ons open 1st. 2nd &
3rd shtCts 1n San
Clemente & L agun;,
Beach Other areas have
operungs also No exper
req'd. Apply at any of
our stores.
Stock clcrk1o
Standard shoes 1s almost
ready to open its doors in
C06ta Mesa We are look·
ing for neat, sharp. ag-
gressive people with a
!.1nC!!re desire to J!Ct
;ihead Good pay and
benefits with excellent
advancement op -
portunilles. Please t·all
for appointment at
213 597 1386 or
714 533-4547. 9AM lil
noon. Ask Cor Stan
Pltime. Approx 30 hrs
per wk . Must be 18. Ava ti
to work eves & wknds
Exper. w pipes & tohac
co helpful, but not nee
Apply 1n person lo
Tobacc:onist, Im· 7777
Edinger A\•e, H B
variety of sct'retar1al 62SN. Ross St
and clenl'al poMttons at Santa Ana. Calif ~:!701
PERSONNEL DEPT. 17752 Beach Blvd. HB •Kenmore Washer multi lo/ndg ~a~edds 636kalt4cln7.0 Gd Exp w/layoul. wmng & - ---' d w og.s, "-' · · assy of d1g1lal elect ronic Warehouse man trainee. C:YCle, newly reeon I · ,
TECHMICIAM
2588 Newpart Blvd
Costa Mesa 642 7702
RETAIL SALES
Sales woman nccclcd for
gourmet food store in
Costa Mesa Call for
appt. 546·9282
RETAIL SALES
Sharp J(trl needed for
arch. & enl! s upply
sales. 1''/time. M·F' Start
$2.65/hr. Co benc /\111>·
ly. Master, 234 Jo"1:.;rher.
CMS40-5646.
Robbie's RGCJ & Mop
Wom en needed for
housecleaning service
S48--0757
SALES PERSONNEL.
LARGENAT'L
DISTRIBUTING
CORP.
Has O~ninqs For
12 People
SALES
Part time. 5-9pm. Mon
Fri, perfect for College
Studenl, no pressure
sales or quotas to meet.
531-~11
SALES
YOUDOH'T
HAVE TO
STAND ON
YOUR HEAD
TOFl .. O
A GOOD JOB!
the University l'ampus. !il<$l8J..l S317
the ll C I Medit-al AnAffirmallvt•
c1 rculls Use of test Irvine Complex. for re-tioned, $100. 893-2908 PupFy, 3 mo s old, fe_m.
h . . Te rrier/Beagle ma>.
Center and 111 LonJ! Action Employer
Bea('h Appl1L·ant::. ---------•
eqwp, abthty to direct & ce1v1ng, s tppmg, _pre· Fr1g1da1re. Top of Line ,, lovable 968.26()8
train per::.oncl m assy c1s1on inspection. Ht·sch refngffreez.er, 22 cu.rt.. . ery ·---
Me<·hamc-al ah1hty ror edu<'at1on. Send resume crushed ice & beverage Tabby <'ats. 9 weeks old
fabncat1on & eahbrataon or personal letter to P.O. dispensor in door. Will Call ::.hould hu\t~ al ka::.t I
Y<'ur i, sel·retanal l>ack
ground. and .some pos1
lion::. add1t1onally re
quire knowledge of
shofthand and 1or
medical terminolOJ!Y
Part·t1me pos1t1ons. also
reqwnng I year of ex
IX!ncnct'. urc available
as well an gN1eral offiC'e
and se1·retanal area::..
Our employ1.•es enJOY
compet1llv<' ~alaries as
of electro mechantl'al in Box 2.U5. Npt Bch. 92663 not fit in new home. sac. 962-0734
March into the bank rl' :,truments. Mel·h Ora ft -------$8)0. 953.3733 - -----
gularly w head held high f'd •-J l WELDE Rt Fl\bricat?r: ---naer Cat. 4 mos. m.alt'. •-d f -~·• f I ing exp. pre . 'un T t Mecha <' · k "' 0ta para .e o gvvu ec · Bch 8945'15J rac o r _ · 01 •Sears 30" Compact il-cute. brigh t. h oust'
mgs. Typini:{ & sh 011r11 " -Syray Painter. Massey· range-refrig-sink·all one. trained, 1 shot. 759·9135
doors&depos1ls increase ---------· feq:uson dealer. Top ntlwcond. 968·1894 --the twinkle in your eye Telephone Sales pay & benefit s. Harl>or at To loving home (owner
To $850. Call Vil'kie Dun YOU DOM'T Wamer.S.A. 957-0871 6, 20" Apt stoves. $3S. ea. deceased ). s mall fem
can, 640-8470, American HAVETO --Cleari . SJSO. for a ll. Terrier mix . 2 yr career Agency. 610 Welder/Precision 675-5205,833·2105 spayed. housebroken.
Newport Ctr Ur, N. B or STA,,..0 ON Small co. needs ha rd 8-2-0.-. -t-545 -loving & devoted, (2131 · o "A7J964 YOUR HEAD worki n g, dedicated • s oves. ..ea. 48J-l~
SECRETARY
well as un excellent fr _
m HO~EETOYOU TOFl .. D worker Call Car ol. Cle an.$300. for all -----
A GOOD Jo •. 1 581 3830 675 5205 or 675·622A _ DARLING TABBY CATS
toge benefit pa~·k;igt'. ---------• whith in('ludes :J weeks Secretary
--6 wks old, need ~ood
vacation
T1me-l..Jfe L1branes has We need so people who are Nu Auto Maytag washer & homes 536-0553
absolutely the finest al leasl 10 lbs over -dryer $819. Call today tor ---· ---No t•xper. nccess. Earn
while learning to dis
tribute hehy & light tn·
dustnal equir> Must he ---------•!well groomed & neat ap
Time-Lire Libraries has
absolutely the r1nesl
pltime sales jobs ava1la
ble in Oran~e Co N•>
door lo door & no pre
ssure tactics. We use a
mce easy friendly a1>
proach & our reputation
is number l in the bu:.1
ness. We of(-er a base
salary + a commission &
a great bonus plan
There is exc<'llenl money
on the job + the at·
mosphere is t'asual &
fun. Try a JOb you'll en
joy for a change. W<•
have (3) Part lime shifts
& l''ull·l1me is. of course.
avallable. Our sla£f peo
pie enjoy excellent
benefits including health
& life insurant'c
UNIVERSITY OF
CAl.WORNl1\. IRVINE
Personnel l>epartmcnl
Hoom 152
Admm1strauon Uldg
lnme. (; \ !)2717
Afrtrmallve A1.·t1on
Employer
Women & Minonues Are
Encoura~ed to /\pply
FINANCE
SECRETARY
P'l1me sales Jobs availu· weight. Call Ms . Stone al choice o( color & Elect or LOVABLE Mixed breed
ble tn Orani::e Co No 751·9175 We can teJI you gas_hook-up. 559.07ro male. needs ch ildren
door to door & no pre· how to lose pounds & Lge Kenmore Washer Mdl wilh yard. 960-1648 _
ssure tactics We use a earn money at the same w ood $35 ROBINSONS
Westmmsttt
Interviewing Applicants
For
FOUNDATIONS
FfTIY
F time pas1llon
Expenence Preferred
Apply Personnel 2 4pm
Monday thru Thursday
Excellent co. benefit::.
400 Westminsttt Moll
Equal Oppor. Employer
SALES
SUPPLEMENT
YOUR INCOME
SSSS SS$$
PART TIME
TEUPHO ... E WORK
pea ring
E.am From SI 5,000
to $35,000 Annually
COMMISSIONS &
BONUSES
Fvtw-e Unlimited
Many Corp. Benefits
Call Mr . Gordon
898-4486
Mons I 8AM-IPM
Tues8128AM-10A:\1
•
Sales: Great opJ>Ortunity
for thr right person.
PR1Sales type. Salary
Apply at 18.18 Newport
Blvd, CM. 646-7741 -----~
Sales lti·i''t components.
Salary, xlnl future. Costa
Mesa location. Call Mr.
Rann between noon &
2PM only.
213 685-8543
find whul you want m
Try It You'll
Like It!
GIVE US A CA l..L
For A Personal lnlervw
833-8095
TIME -LIFE
LIBRARIES Equal Opp Empl)'r m f
Daily Pal~ C:l~~~~d~ --------__ -
SECRETARY SAL ES
Immediate opentn~ for
secretary ~ ith l!oOd
s tatistical typing and
d1ct2phone skill s
Jmt1ative and ab1lil> to
work well with people a
must. Excellent corn
pany benefits
Entry level. Mag Card Call 644-33899am-noon
<will train I Xlnt typtnl! THE IRVINE CO rcq. Newportcr Inn Call Harhara Banos 1il4 l SSONewparl Center Ur
&14 1700Ext1iJ6 £ (} i-: Newpart Beat•h. C.i
SECRET ARY Equal Opportur1ty
1 Gari ofc 111 N. B. Sell Employer
Starter. good secy skills 1--·--------nce. Xlnt l><·ncfats Lrg co. 752 M!lO
SECHF:T /\ ll Y
Pubhr Rel. 1:. tim!', SN'
212 hrs day. flex hrs.
Nwpl Cntr. C•tll Carol.
bl.I.'; hrs 640·4119
Closs1f1ed Adi. 642 5678
SECURITY OFCRS
1''\Jll lime Needed tor
San Juan Capa location.
Uniforms & equipment
fumisheo. Will train
BURNS INT"L
Call (714) 635-4630, octw
9AM&5PM
nice easy er1end1y :.p time 10· 0(;~1F642.4s46 ,.,,,,........ soso
proach & our reputation -- -•••••••••••••••••• • • •• •
1s number 1 m the bus1 Window Cleaner & Carpet Whirlpool Washer & Gas STOREWIDESALE
ness We offer a ba::.c Cleaner Helpers. Nace Dryer. Xlnt cond. Both New & used furn, a ppJ's .
salary+ a comm1ss1on & area Lots oC hours. Must $175. CalMi-45·3949 misc. Wilson's Bargain
a great bonus plan t.akepndemwork&self. - -NOl>k S45&814W 19th
Tilere1Sexcellent money 640-ZTOO ---Auto dishwasher. GE CM.&.t2·7930&548-3262 .
on the Job + the al Woman over 40 yrs. Com· portable. xlnt rond. $75. -
mospherc is ca::.ual & bo interviewing & relief 962·3567_ -**I BUY** fun. Try a job you'll en f
r h W on phones er nurses re· K e n m o r e w a s h e r , Good used Furru·ture • JOY or a c an~e. e F · w have (JJ Purt·t1mesh1fl::. i.:istry. li m e . Must Whirlpool Gas dryer or Appliances -OR I will
&Joull-Tameis.ofcourse. work wknds & nex. hrs. Bradford elec dryer. $75 sellorSELLforYou .
0 fr Refs. nee. Call /\M or ea. Penncrest llOOO BTU MASTERS .a.ucTtOM available ur sla pco-"" pie cnjo) excel lent evesS46·407t air cood. 575· Guaran· 646.a686 & 133-9625 beneh~s including health Women ~~t-e d fo-r teed&debvercd.546·8672 ---------
& IJfe msuranrc housecleaning service. WHIRLPOOL Washer & JORDAN BROWN. near
Try It You'll Full. P/time. SJ.20 hr. gas dryer. Top of line. nu, 40:· ~ 60 " oval. Patio
Lilce ft! M us t h a v e o w n Gd. cond. $100 ea PP. or _dining ta blc w /ti
G IV 1-: us A CA LL transport~tion. 559·0327 _ 644-0688 • chairs. $.'>00. 640-8208
For A Personal lntervw X·RAYTECH Divan: 206 r m w ith
833·8095 Have license or limited Bicycles 8020 matching. 135 c~ love TIME-Llf'E . f b 1· . • •••••••••••••••••••••• seat, $75 firm. As IS. you
LIBR •RIL'S permit or usy c mac. Bo , 22" 0 _ _. H If cart PH """ 6124 1' "" Wtll tram to lite assisting Y s 1 spea. u Y • · .....,. __ _
F.qual Opp Emplyr m f skills Xlnt benefits & ~:!js Xlol cond. 545· Solid Maple Dining 1'abk
_ _ salary 4 matching chairs. $7;,
TelephoneSalcs DR. PERSONNEL Ladies J.speed. Excellent or best offer day:-.
Lartte nal'I co needs 1201 W. La Veta, Ste 209 condition. MS. 631·3530eve 963·0184
HOUSEWIVES
COLLEGE STUDE .. TS
Guaranteed H ourly
Wage Plus Bonus. 5.30
pm to 8 ·30 pm Coll
646-4223 or come lo 250 E.
17thSt .. Costa Mesa Help Wanted 7100 H.tp W Mt•d 7 I 00 tt.tp w ..tect 7100 --....................... ··~···················· .••....................
SECY /BOOKKEEPER
Varied dulles. no smok·
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pends on skills. MS·6S01
telephone sales people to Orange 633-9740 540.3375
work from our lrvme ofc. Free & Fee CALL Now for free est._ un
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PUBLICATION
$425toS1275 wk
Commissions PLUS ex
penses on trade out plan
PLUS renewal accounti..
Complete lra'inin~. 3·5
Years outside sales ex-
SALES FULL
OR
PART TIME
TO THOSE WHO LOVE
FASHION AND QUALITY
Se<y Port Time
Aerts rec'bl. general of
flee, good with phone.
typing SO wpm. tO key
add mach. CaJI ~·7733.
Mon thru Thurs betwn 10
&4. ask for Carol Grebe
Service Station Atten
dant. exper'd. Day &
Eves. Full & p/time. Ap·
ply, Shell Station. 17th &
TICK ET R~rvalions . Of Antiques! Used Lumber, 4·•x12"xt8' WHT. Frenc h Pro'
Mature person. Full· H UGE wareh o u se (22), 3"x1o•·x16·· (4), Bdrm. set. Matt, box
lime. 979.7550 Mrs . Horn crammed with over 500 2"xlO"xt4i.!a" ('32), T· sprgs., dresser & desk
--------music b-Oxes, nickelo· braclcets (26),64•·0878 644·4785eves ~
TILESE'M'ER deon pianos, circus or-C-ras & CASH PAID
Salary+ comm Co. paid ---Mathews Mono-Shock, U~holster>:. Spec i al
benefits. Must be willing Merchandbe barely used, like new h price on H1de·a-bedi.
to work hard & want to •••••••• •• • •• •• • • ••• • • • Pnce $70. 644--0505 768-849tt
earn S250+ per wk For Antiques 8005 -8_'_SO_F_A_S6S __ ' B-rwn--le-a-lh-er
interview phone 540 609l •••••••••••••••••••••••
or apply at 1722:. W de I d BuikAngM.teriol1I02S ~~~~e:ve~;':~~d:iso .
Armstrong Ave. Irvine Oft r an ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------
' pe rien ce necessar y.
Protected territory in
Orange County. ATTENTION I Cor cuswm work. Steady 11 I k ~a ns, wa c o c s, Ecp,....... 1030 For gd used rurn, anti·
-if qualified. M5·2635 Npl. grandfathe r clocks. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ques & cir TV's. 957-8133 ~ Service Sta. Attendant, ----h fascinating antiques. exper'd. Full or p/time. Tr ainee to $5 per r OverSl.000,000Worth OMEGA 822, 50 mm lens Couch & matching love
Apply Arco Station. 17th Small wi.ndow cleanin~ American International $150. VlVITAR JOS mm, seat · 3 pc comer group ·
lrvine, NB.
MR.LIHDSAY
12131429-6763
&Irvine. c .M. :~;. ~~sf~~~l~e~r~~:; Galleries: 1802-T Ketter· ~~l401~~~f'>$~~: $200Tak~ all! 642-0893 ·
d 5 d k In~ St., I rvine . Tel. •a..o 0387 SERVICE MANAGER ay, ays w ee · 7S4·1717. Open Wed thru ._... 9' upholstered sofa. $25.
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IS SEEKING SALES ANO SUPPORT PERSONNEL Sch e duling & dis · 645-l392·leavemsg Sat.9AMlo4PM. Visit ! MlNOLTAlOl w~okltor Danish Mod. Loveseat.
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SALES CLERK &
CASHIER.
Housewa r es & gift
wares, brs Mo n ·Fri
J.2am·9pm. Contact Phil
60-ll.33.
lruly <he ~oyment otfportvn1ry of o lifetime• lo wO<k 101 o nore with
o w0tld-w1de repurooon• To be svr<¢unded by the most elegonr
~thondlsel To serve rhe commun•w i finest thE'f11ele' And 10 enJOy the
excellent ~~rt& Ond Seeuncy triOt come ffom wo~1n9 for o Ct'nl\.llY•Old
company All this ton be yourl ot the beou11ful new I. Mo9'11rt South Coo"
Plo10 s10C'• 1n Costo M.e-.o E.xpc~11enced 5otes ond ~PPO!t Pet1001'1el 0te
be.ng -;ought 101 tull ond po1M1~ po1111on) on the lollow109 fields
t h . g r . • • 110, .wrought iron table pa c in o service TRAY& ACia4CY ... ILIC .a.ucTIOH 1.75SMK, 2.8, HIM, w/ 'cbaln Ii extension technicians. F /time, fr· MCiR rv "' Bushnell 2.8 , 135M M leaf $50 like new a pt az
ingebene!its.6'5·7040· FCX' fast 1rowlng agency ~~./i~~-2~[WvE c~ses. special errecta refrlg, · 8 cu.ft .. $5th
Serv. Sta Help needed im· tn Newport lteach. Call ART OBJECTS AN: fJ lle i;" • x.111 t. S2 SO · $49-2919 med. Full or p/t. Apply' ~ TIQUES FINE FURN 114-842·3153' 213-58'"5873 •~-------
990 E Cst Hwy. NB ETC. PHONE FOR m'. DcMJ1 8040 Fumilure, h&ehld gooch.
TRAVEL SALIS FO. & BROCH'U RE . ••••••••••••••••••••••• misc:. Make an offe r on star /REC CU( Outside comm sales MS-2200 AKC Poodle puppies tiny any or alJ Items. Call •SALES• Sharp energetic young repreaentatlve for to aJlabotl • 5:16·9953. Come Ir see
Acce»0nes • tn1tmot• Appo,.1 f'lnffS.w•rs , man needed to handle estab'I profess. travel Furniture Stripped Ii y, ~ _NoW __ , ______ _
m'~=tl~.·~::m"!. Af>f)0191 "Wri's ifeo• Office Stoff shJp/rec duties. F/time. qency. N B. Joe Please Refinished by Expert.a. Ollldf~• .\ppo* ~s ~eMOQ '-<>om flwononnel M-F . StarU2.SS/br , APP· caU644·'1371. 7S2·506edys,~eve Gordo.a SeUer Pup, MUSTU9YIDA.TI ; ~· ~uat be CosG:rtcs ~:::' ,.,.~'!ty~~on ~::~ 234 Fischer, TRAVELAGTMGll. lnslantuabpald!orcom· ~~ AKC c:Mmpfon. Coot.emporary aofu &
So. Coast VJJl•c~ • · · w/al least 4 yrs. c11:p. for plete ant.ique abop lnven• . k,\•-.eata al cott. Hido-att
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.~ •. , p0rt. WIJestclcUl Shoes, arn. arowtn8 aaency. * * .A.. ·, $ loo . s s • · I• 3 8 ..it0 $175. L«t ''!'~flO.. l~Cl ~ 0 N 8 · t . u r r • n , Must hue lmowledae on · ..-evea/11rlmdl ! ~ , ame1 ae 1 • r
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A'lllO' 'W/~or • .:offu -old C:lrb 19"~urb b1~c. ll.SHPMen:O/B,$5500. '22.!500.173-aztlbkr. equl p'd, 7~ OB, 6 ' than 1,000 ml, $HI. USED&R.EBVILTfS '~ l~al\ tbt wldwra, ~mmooa doublo malln:." l'all ~1 tll2tl DESkS DESkS 645·7838 bead.room, 1D ~Dana ltl-&614 FOREIGN CAR PAR lNI fomu"a typ••t ciu. " l•1• .spnnti wlw•lnut N1:w 30"x60" wood desks LAPW<;lRTH ~eal1n p · t. •ooo 1D Ja .'EaiiDel pa.Intl p MID4' hl'adboard, llkt' nt'W a l'Mto Copy m11t"hl111·' for us low 118 $109.9S. lB' V·Hull, 165bp,. eyl, fbrala SLOOP 24 . Race OlD • • • c ... '74YanaahaKX,2SO New .'Tranam.lssioas ----1100 \O" Ro~• Stin"r•'f S1tvln, •>nc~ lo ii.ell. All ri&&ed, al-4, 0 /8 & ex· trlr. 7l4-7Sl·T50l condllloa. • /Rear Eada " • t 'rcllt•111.11s fo r $105.95, Mere. }/0 . Needs erlg ,...
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842 7074 doubll· ktybourc.J $.WO. K' $19 95. Overi.treet & As· LUHRS 24' Se Skiff '84 §I n--·"·---~-. ~$8· 000.Loaded for uuis-racing b\ke. Good cond. .'Bumpers .... ut '""'t .... d __ _ •· 1 bl 1 .• .io JJ03 llilrbor K-12, CM . a • ' .:.AM.I~ 1"" • $200. firm 979 4289 PU41 Mt e) c • ...,r ora•n rOO tu c, x Ill l'Ullu "/flt IJJl w/gray 22SHP,. sips 3, 671-1674 957-0386 751-644g . . • IMPORT Sl~. )() )US whtt lrtl 2ll Al,llEkT l'LAC to;, SJM.544$37117 head, stove, icebox, Yamaha '7& IT400, AtrrOSUPPLY
plusb •ool <'Plll $1,.S <'t~.,.A Ml':.SA. All l>ay Peh 8087 $37SO. PP, N.B. Bus THEPOISCHlf Mooosbock3.'SOml $1.215 lOlH. Ma ....... ter,
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,Pro\ cof lblll~.Qn muvl'd ' New l>t'h\t'r~S:tll Myn.ah Umi w/cage Pearsoo323&•atLido loah.Sllpt/ tlreis & wheea $450. '7S .... '11 U ed M t ' bd tram*. ~llt:t bar S - ----67l3222Ryan $200. Tulki1', 1:o ughs', lS'BassBo~t n~HP, 0 /8 V1llagenowl Docb '070 Honda Q"SO •2•0 . .,.-• u ang J"T "~t. tJd.2 • uac ~~ll. MOVING SALE·AJI must --J troll t & " • " Parta 980 No Parker
•·rt .... ~I. ~d ~·-... m-• ~i .io llUJM!r low prices Wlillkt>r. with ~eat. :\lnl wh1J>tJci. Must be loviilg e ec. mg ml? or u Ar...: Cat 16 Good d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-0891Btwn6 & Bpm. Or · · ' ,, ._..., -•"""' ~"" -"'· L ,, ,,73 ...,72 WIOC h, d epth finde r . nlUUIC • COn · w•......., ... t ange.c.ll•-20()0 ~lnd. pauo tbl umbrel111, ('pt"· cnowen, edger· t.'\A .... Uoo. -'"'mt:. u '""":.. St800/bst otr. 962·7691 Must 1ell. $1195. 673·2050 ~• ~ · b7~ ck~. toys, furn, bikes, b4S.fl<ll8 Pi & 0 8090 dys 646-0389 eves Newport Beach boat slip. "I!!~ TCJalwOOaS!_ree0~ True It-Van aeats, ex·
· etc Sat Sun 10-S. 4582 anos NJCll'S 44'TRWLR Ds l'76 L/ ' Minlmum24foot.Pleue ::;~.::--:....-.A_•~ cellent coa.d, bllle $50 l.a.11?eCJllNACABINET Grccntrt:c Ln, I rv. 30 yard.so!:.upermni.1 •••••••••••:•••••••~•••equip. 3Strms Bristoll...ldo 14 ff 4267, racin& call:>S4-88S8. -·--41'"' pair. Call aft 2pm •
Top plate 1(1~:. sltdUl& (Ul\lv Pk> 67br3-o59wl"n. CJ rpelan g Wurht1cr Spinet Piano beats nu 1353 Bayside, package, cover , xtras, 969 YAMAHA 175CC 8t6-C797
<Juoc 1225. 642-998o · ---0 "' oonrh. Mapl~ $500. CdM sip rn save S50Q $1995. Steve End Ue, Npt lalnd area, 1DJRT BIKE ......,. ---------t.V'ERY1~HLNG mw.l go! lh'I l>-ds d rt b k , StOO Call 646·1390 ' 206() ' ' boat rel 30' • ..,.,.,. ALL WORK DONE at re·
Prctl) ""h1te&golds1ngll' New Wi cker Baskets . ., ~ v n 1 1 e ,. · New Model 1J77-00' Sea 6;' ~ftyrly.~~. max. Calltr7J.2BllaftSpm as. pr1 ~es. Free eat.
bdrm i.t•t, "roul:hl iron Oe<.'Orator Items, Sport-~ dreslten $25 ca. FarfesaSpmetOrgan,won Ray Sedar) Bri d ge. 26 RACING Sloop, l.973HondaXL2SO,desert Chrutaan Car Co.
hdl>rd. ~:hl'i.t & dre~st'r Ing Goods, Clothes, ever 0blfkc/wht tv '>lt'rtc<o ~IOO cm i.:uml' ~~ow .. $l295 $:11,000. Call 675·21S5 Luders 16, Cull race, just WAJl!TED: Space Cor ~· bike, clean, ntady to go. ~ ~ rrurmr Must sell <1t ythmg. 1827 Mariners, de s k $50. t •11 11 \Uh~. :.di 5625 962 4475 refinish'd , xlnt. cond. crwaer by very qwet ~ 6Sl--08l3 ---------
$125. 531k!i.2l N.B. u Bl.It East, Dover 496-4214. . 24' Fiberglass Sports Fis· Asking $2000 645-(979 owner. 7l4183&-3339 · DalsLID·Toyota Cartruck,, &lrvuie> -t,ullHJn:.en, walnut her. Wallstrong lrlr · . 73 K ati FU Ed parts, compl vehicles
<'ouch & loveseal. xlnl for Drex~I g&m<' lJIJlc & 1• :-.11111t·t &. lien ch· Lake loaded. 549·2381 · ' 3'' Aero. Trlpr. Design, WANTED: Tw<> slips for aoo:::i. "2S n uro Sac r i fl ce • moving l:tmilyorplayrm, Strolee Baby Items like chairs. Gi rh lloublt· 11l"W ~Int lone & key <ti.' must see, x nl cond, Z7' SaJlboats. Newport, · ~lTIM ,
96J-6l74 new & much more.' Sun. canopy bedroom ~d lion 51>7:> 4Hl 1613 1976 41' twn Dsl, dbl $6800/0fr. 543.9449 o r Balboa.675-1393 546-4479
--only. 416cabrillo, CM. Chestnut eoffuc talJk ca ban, Cbrgls, !lybrdg, 552-S..O. -~ c.---i 1r 1974 Kawasaki 400 Xlnt Tires 4 6.SOX13 mounted ~fa & IOH$Cut, recently Whtie form1c11 dre:.scr ~ trawler. Range 1200 ma. ..un,-.---cond. Must sell. $675. on Chev 5 lug rims. Lilie
houghl.th1ckbrwnvanyl Movlng!Apartsale,incld nitt!Stunds. Bent>h v111)l Sportln«JGoods 8094 Nul'()nd.$59,500.549-2374 Cor. 23' 1970, fully SIU 9080 546-0629Anylime. new$75.Charles833·1~ $310.~-1637 lamps, aquarium, bdrm seal All xlu t t'o11c.I . ••••••••••••••••••••••• or493-5388 equippt.-d, s,l.ip a vail, C•n ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----""-----•
---------•!set, chairs, misc. Must 759-0170 M('n 's t.ynx Predator see _wknd Baysh?res 1977 18 foot Formula. 190 '71 Ya~ 2.50MX, lo hrs AutcKforSale
MOMTH EMO SALE sell! Sat. &Sun. all day, -lrun.s 3·9, PW, SW, DO BOATWAHTED Muran a N.B . Sl ip 2 OMC. ·45 hours. Must SJ2S; 75 Yam 12SVZ, •••••••••••••••••••••-897 Center St. Apt. 12. Pr. p~rty will plly cc1::.h lor $25() 1 Set Muster Model 16' to 24' Jo'iberglass m 833·9657 days, 495"'840 sell! $7995. Call838·1878. both ln xlnt cond. Mal •..aa--.; Enti~Stock CostaMesa.645-3637 ~6~~7a1~ & tulilc ~aw Iron:, 39. PW. sw & need of mechanical re-eves SS HP ChryslerO/Bskl& aee,Mkofr.M6-53S9. -C~s 9520 IJ'rastically Hon.a 8060 - --Lyui. woods 1•3•4·5• DO pair. 9G2·8068 Z7' Dbl Ender, 10 h.p aux. fam recreation .trl·hull. '73 Honda Cl 3.'50. i&500 ml. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reduced ••••••••••••••••••••••• IHVINE Coc1~t <T f ull S:t.'iOboth ~I OltiO _Cl assic 23' launch , 3 sails, Classic, w/slip. 35total hrs."WardsSea Xlntcond.$600makeotr. MOOELAROADSTER
Regisl. Pint-0 Geld1n1'l. :.' ~a~ll>Ter~ed. r p~,:.~,~ ~ur Nl•arly new left handed BEAUTffUL, make of. Must sell! $4000/ofr Ph KI n g'' Make o f r . S57·5789 '31 deluxe , prof. new
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yrs, green bro~e. show qwck sale 675 Oti:~ nolf clul.s hag & cart . fer. 67~ clys, eve/wk.ads 549 2926, 6'2·3'95 '13 y AMAHA MX ground up restoration .
proi;pect. 549·2460 -- -~oocl huy al S75 S36 4521 __ _!73-8248 gro.J::"_ RUNS GOOD XTRAS Blue&slraw. . 150 Yards ULX l'LL.Sll --a> Ft. Cigarette, loaded. • JUST BEAUTIFUL Stubbon Saddle, x.Jnt con Q:lery Carpt.'l On..: ~11 HcP.-osi)!nol ST sso. l& c m 36' &t7h0ull' wooc136• ~.'~ac7·c0•. 1eaSnarS7k 5Gd cond. $Pors15,~~~ 9ol1Sr .t~!d!.Jo0rr $290~,,'Be97a;.,otrer 67U372
d1taon $200. 494·5660 or )d, 6 mos old M.tkc ,,rr ~k1:; wt look Nevada bind-men . • '""""· c ~ . """' -~ v .. ,.. -675-4744 752.7239, 752 OJK:I 111.:s . .:d cond 644-7582, $12,000.645-5.947,646-5491 all768-8714 642-4482,Jerry. '72HONDACL3SO look.s& '42 Cbevy 4dr.apecialde·
1,10 lt>SS , • luxe, gd running cond. Household Goods 8065 ~166 ----1948 Cbri.s Craft Classic 29' Ketch, 5 saUs, lots or 16 Glasspar, 75 HP nmuharp.$4.50. Seetoapprec.S86-21.8l
••••••••••••••••••••••• Your home a bl•autiful I.hand new back packs JO' Sedan. Perl. cond. crui.atng eqwp. Ready to Johnson, w/trlr. & cover. 64.5-4107
WHOLE HOUSE FULL ~<1ter color pa int in.: skas footballs, etc. 1827 Twin eng. lo hrs. Can be cruheanywhere. Re&s.673-8037 aft. 6 '52 Clevy 4 Dr Dlx. 70M
OF FURNITUR E. like c .. 11 768 1989 for "PPl Mu n ner:. NB o blk SttnatBalboaBay Club. DANAWE.5TMARINE "7SHODdaXL17S, orig mi, runa great. new (714 )5»3119 sGS SlOO " ":Ust UOvl:r & Irv me 1 Shirt &4. Must aell, bst ~ CUSTOM CHALLENGER Best Offer. Everything works, clock. --__ ofr . .RooJones642·1.S51 191,,' 390 bp. Xlnt cond. 493-GS radio. $600. Call Ron
10.000 BTU air cond. l Mo Seurs Bell masi.ait<•r TV, Radio, BillLee1--0Cf Mini-day cnaiser. Water YAHAMA '?OJTl-60 !M8-96ll used.$180.Call Con cord rec ur1ler HIA, Ster•o 8098 24' Falrliner . All new SUperfut!Sl0,9:50. sldlni special. Bst ofr. ---------
640.0150 Coniea 3Smm 28 Cc1h:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Newly finish ed T.O. Y.S.875-761' Callforappt.838-962t &fi6.298Z $125. Jefl '64 Buick Wildcat. Gd ---HbME VIDEO lhru-0irt. Will sacrifice at , . , body, atrong mtr. Lo in; Jew..!-. 8070 Bargaan:.55-I 0540 $3995. 22' Cbriscrafl 27 Enckaon/73, abarp, lBboard~~ Ford~-..,.Y .. ~AHA ""-"ur'o "'S vestment for Classic Car ~ r -SANYOV·CORD JI $1.500 call Jerry 534.72-64 Sl,,900/0fler (11') n~ somewo •• 6-IU nm ~ ' , Buff $400 &M..()M.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Parhmko ptn ball l':ame 2 hr. home video re-• 64.2-1861wlmda/eves S8l-'19i.9 ' $500 or best olr. :ZOOO mi. __ . __ . -----WANTED w11.Jghts & xtra balls $35. rnrdt.>rs & ADV ENT 36' Chris Tri-Cabin, xlnt , Call540-4783 '64 GORDON
'fOP CAS H DOLLAR ~-3876. V1dco1Jcam large scr een pleasure/live aboard, 26 Islander. Partly built. Tr--.fatioft MoforLI~ Sale~. JOH ... l("'"'ILE TV'~ now in stock. Call see at Balboa Yacht $1650. Call Tom or Jerry --r-~ " _. p A 1 D F 0 R y 0 UH Bd divan $115. tank $35. for our low prices. Sats basin. Slip 45 , Days, s:M-7264 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.M/Storop. 160 4 passenger. 4 speed. JEWELRY, WATCHES, oakroCkerSSO,oak cht•st . . Aircraft 9110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sunroof.Asilverbeauty. ART OBJ ECTS, GOLD, $100, Kenmore wshr $35. 10 ·I. Puc 1 fi c V adeo ~SOOOext. S36. La.saer aail no. 26,000,axc. •••••••••M•••••••••••• n.-. 23• FIREBALL, S/C, <Ser.#-0023). Call Ron (Or
847 2759 Pmducts 714·547-88.14 d t c 11 i...,. ... S ILVER SERVICE, -· ' 1961 OWENS 26' single con · ex ras. a New bangers for lease, loads of windows le quote.
Jo'I NE FURN & AN· ''C -l"or salccolorT.V.,needs eng, 2 way radio, bait between6and7pmoo.ly. Corona Airport, hurry counterspace.645-2283 MOTORCARS
TIQUES 6'5·2200 19 olor TV. Xlnl cond. work. makl' offer. 4841 •--o.., sl""' 4 +. Asking ~511S2 on1 limited. be t'll D'B.EG ...... CE • • _ -· $145/ofr. 2060 Slate, CM ......,. ..-Y num r 5 1 Mellor t-.. Rental "'"
-; Wat.ch 14K, white gold, 44 off Oak. Aft 12pm llcil, ll. B. $5895. 673-4430 Paclfic Catamaran, If ve avail. 63Ull? & 544·3197 828 W.17th SA 54T-92Sq ... 8~~~'J.':i~~'.R~s~15~,~~ ~~~~ A~~ti~:c1 at Cir TV~lOO.-3 pc sofa l<AeMal:s._~~~ Ctoenrc~~t 8Mtarl~ 1M95ah6 27' Cplaru1ske~nbg, ~~!Yl~w~~~:!; Cw.rs.We/ Ful~·~~~:;_ '64CHRYSLERimpertatj · 10g doors, w/dra wer & · · SlOO.Decorator sofaSSOiJ ..... i. ~:-· " ogany n ._o#VV rs avl.6'5-4.524 ... 9120 Re5enenowf~ Xlntext&xlnt.Jeathe~
' cupboard below. Needs Earrings 28 doz. High <ooeofa kind).Sn.:lhcd · tape. s5o. Garrard ~newGrayMa~eef!g, ••••••-••••••••••••••• aummerfunwknda. lnt.Allpwr.4drbrdlpt ..
refinas hinl!. 846·8579 Q\lality 9 s tands in· spread, drapes, valant·c. turntable $40.494·2U7 Just hauled, pamted m· 1966 Columbia 22', all 8' CaboYfll' Happy trlr. REGENCY MOTOR $.'500. 714-751-3284 :~
eves. eluded. Muslsell 750·2251 sheets & pillow ca,;;e~ SllO Sony AM·f'M stereo " re-sade&out. $5500. 646-0707 sails, sips 4, clean, must Xlntcood. BeatolCer. HOMERENTAU i~
GaracpScM -8055 Uvfttock 8075 IHr~l~ ~·h Ger~arg cord player. 2apea.kers. 28' Owens cab cTUiser. :;~Asking $3895. ~afterSpm. 925N.~ZS:.vd,8.A. !.~.~-~ ... !~.~~
lmt · 15 cs. ut S60 ~ 4736 Head galley ref rig nu 8' ~ cabover camper, .. · • ... ._.._.. • ..._ "' ... · •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••,••••••••••••••• sets. Elect. stove $125. 2 pot r~ covei-s Npt 'sch l2 , """'-i;a:;ir-PUlllC AUCTION Reg. Morga~re, broke walnut/white commode~ 25" ftCA Co.nsole color slipavaU ~ 4 Buccaneer, VHF, cust. int, beaut cond. so.·c••fll!'S #1 IRCalif. · ~
MA.NY FINE ITEMS OF lo ride & ive, blk $80. 968-8680, 962·4454 all TV. Plays like new. S248. . 6ter'eo,9.tl!M.nrudeelec:. $125.A.t\6.548-l076 .-.r ELL ' fo~STATE JEWELRY, parade Mo gelding, 12:30 Guaranteed. 646-1786843 24' BAYLIN.ER-FB, Clean,mustaell.at-G813 Sale:8'Ca.bover''Kingot LARGEST ~~¥t8EALlJt ~
ART OBJ ECTS. AN· Eng, Western (71-4 ) , . W 19lhSt~la Mesa. dual control Volvo, 170 Hobie 16 w /trlr dbl Road". AJC, ~draulic fleetol"New"Mot.or INTHESTATE ,
T IQUES. l"INE r'URN, 338-1011 ~~ale store fixture~, .. bp.slps5.deplhS. VHF, tra &'ba.roess,°wbite ~~-~"'~ck, ladder, HomeRenta.ls.Over140 HUGEIHYBn'ORY
ETC. PHONF. FOrt IN ~~ 8078 displayc!ises&cash1er :. 21 Color TV $85 Good bait ta nk, outriggers, hr.e673-2934 v fut _........, l97'1modelstocboose AllModelsNew•·Used ~ FO •~ BROCHU RE .--. ....... , desk. like new. 200 p1t'lure 843 W. 19th. St. du.alaxJetrailer,covers, • ery trom·,U'to8:2'. "' · °' · ••••••••••••••••••••••• N o l Cente D ""'····t u 10 t 6 '7 Oa p u Xlnt ~.a Leasing Available • 645-2200 ewp r r r · ~a m ~a am 0 pm. xlnt cond.-.. ready to SOUTHWESTBlM 4 t.llUIJ • • UIUU. lmunmcel.nchlded :. ---------Onan Generator. S K~· 644-6671 fish, $11,500. 675-6695 Y.ACHTSAUS G<*1 with co-ordinatin1 Dale'sRVRentala,Jnc. CostaMesa Neighborhood Garage ca<., $850. Commercia l Wh't J L d C b 8• 19" Portable Color TV eves.642-SZOOdays. custom shell AM /FM (714)559-4446 AMC Jeep i
Sa.le-3164 Bermuda Dr. Carpet Steamer, $250 ... 1 e enny .1~ n Sl68 · Plays lake n ew Fuji32,3S,40,4SMKTI stereo, boot le mags. 2SMHARBORBLVD. :
C.M. <Mesa Verde). July 642'8645 ~~~,~~:S37qB bo:lt. 6''6-1786 10· Aluminum boat and 26'ColwnbiaMKl1 SlOM Must sell/trade. $23'15. Costa Mesa 549-802( ~&31. ~M-SPM_. __ Mlac.UC..0.S SOSO __ _ _ STEnF.O Console ne w, motor. 27'Catallna,Nu $19M Ph (213)593-4468 bef 4 or B.V.STORAGEOCJR. 7' ,
Moy JN G I G AR AGE ....................... Pro Accordiao $95. Divan w18 trk. ~· JW7·2'159. ::~~ :!t. ~:: (213) 5D7-5303 aft 5PM or per ft pert mo.dComp11 JEEPS '?7.. .(
SALE $30. Elect. dryer. brand 962-~ _ _ FUH OR WORK 2.8'W.;~l -$40M w1mds. (J4f87rU:, e e p C J· 5 's . CJ· 7 's •
Antiques, clocks, s ml WANTED new $195. 2327 16th St. MUC5ChannclR/C~ear U you desire to spend 3l'Marlnerxlnt $37,800 '.68VW Reblttrans, new Cherokees, Wagonee~it;
pool lHble, collectables. TOP CASH DOLLAR N.B. xlnt.<.'Ond. ' wkmh relaxing at your 32'0iallenier $45,500 starter, batt. Gd tires. MOTORHOMES Pick·ups,upto$1,200d~
many hsehld item s . P AI~ FOR YOUR RUG. Fringed. 10x 12 644·7559 hlde·a-way or fisbing; 33'Morgon cstm $38,900 burt. alarm, $1900. FORRENT counts. 5 yr ~.ooo m~
Sal (S un. 8·5. 4 27 JEWELRY. WATCHES, area, Blue & grn shni.t. notmaldng preparatlons 3S'Ericson(2) 962-3"9 P'raln$150wk.77o.-O&C4 waJTaDtyaavailable. :•
Namssu.sAve.CdM. ART OBJECTS. GOLD, Xlnl, pad incl. $50. Boats.&MariH & repai ring "con· race $38,llOO 8 , Lined Cam·p e r '1l ~Travel Queeo 200CopellE~~t SAM~!~.:! --S ILVER SERVI CE, 493-6631 EquifNMnt . ,..fiences" lhis35footcris 35'Fujl(2) -• ~ SAT/SUN 9-5. 1701 Port FINE FURN. & AN· _ ....................... -ideal. 'call Owner, likenu $38,900 Shell/w/martet lights. 18' M, mllea. Xlnt :f
Westboume. Harbor Vu TIQUES.645·2200 ESTATESALJo; ~· 9010 (7l4)S92-8541 3'7'Irwins S75.64UMS ccind.,(714)5&1458 '74Brooco.Lowmlleag~ Hills. 644-4284. Furn, "-ti Tilf & Sil ...... .--cust. bit eng., many e~ LUGG GET.a.GS ru• que any ver ••••••••••••••••••••••• m...nsee ~.,.,,., CAMPER for '88/'8" WANTEDE Motor bome tras. Needs moderat TVs, Wuber /Dryer, A . "' pieces. l7H)499 3285 12' Alumlflum Skiff. l.3'GLASSPAR .O'MtrSail A C ERO • ~a to eot A\11& lS to Oct 15 Patio Tbl & chrs. Toys, from yoor busmess card. r Johnson 18 h P eng Incl 30b.p. John.son elec, trlr. Livebrd $8011 R N H 7 xU 11{ l 23' S . body work. $3500.:
clothlng, dishes, books & Send one card for each 4 0 Gal MAR N E carryan"' rack,·6 gal aas Nds work. $3SO. Ph 41'Cl'Olarteror Ofr hue. $150. 55.1-4380 or a s ae • TU ~ :1
mucb more. tag -1us one spare We AQUARIUM & Stand •-" bl .,-...7• fi7S.-4896 30'N -$24 400 6'2-9NS 644-7a&,days5'5-MM. • ---.,. . Completeset·upw/fish & can "'6 cus ons ..... " e-...,...nce ' . Jeep "'78, CJ7 Hardtoili .MOVING! Queen hide·&· retu rn perma ne ntly . vertab L $75 f also f:SKA 20 spd towing lB' WRIEDT bull 4S5 cu 44'GulfstarLd. $1151' Camper abell, panel'I Far Real: "16 Far West V-8 Quadra-track ~
bed. 2 sels bunk beds, seall'd attractive tat( & m raA.lS or or motorS70Pb &G7128 · 4S'Fuji(2)Anxiot!I Ofr cpta' cabs. $195. 233~ Mtrbme..20'.SC.raern LiJt~new.LowML.P/.P: strap meeting airline 494..o387 in. Okla eng. w/a pprox. New, LargerCacWU. Westminster A•e. Cll nowfaranml!Mlf', 142--0MS ... _. __ ..__,'-.,,,.. ....... -•• spM!ads, many items. • P -100 hrs. 22 gaL 1as unit. ...,..6 N ..,....... 637 -,1 _.... uuua..-~ 96Ul3S 1.D. reqwrements. re· Stockland Camper Sh<'ll, KAYAK, s lalom, fbrals, B e rk 1 e Y pump -· e-...,··· -.u. 631--0191 ~ Tnrwel tl70
LfOO ISLE Gar. Sale! wot JOt&a_~theltl F~r a good cond for an El w/paddle & blouse. Roor w /jetavator. S4750. FUH OR WORI "74 VW. Pop.top camper ........................ S: ~:'Jr!s'?~~
Mi1c. furnishmgs. 112 ~er, 'f:b~~ ~~ CaminoS250. 54S-3S98 rack.$}()(): 642-6011 &U-9570orM2-4372 U you desire to spend Xlut cood. 33M ml, fully "7• TOJt trlr. Slpa 4 onlJ. ~2'74
..C"ViaAnubes,NB "J;>ay Go" pa~ & we so yds Champagne sha~ ~~a..tet1•c~20 '76 SEA.RAY ·22' Cuddy blwkndsde·a·wrealyaxionrgf~!,J~1 .. ~~otr""t.~iu~ SNN....,.tir~alum. bod1. -,7-5-C-H_E_V_B_L_A_z_g_>A._
will back & lrirn your cpt like new St.SO yd. .-.-••ce cabin e S3500 ott new .. QUI wbd."lla-_....,.,,,. SSOO.llu..--~
PATIOSALli:.lOtoS. tap. Or try lwo cards Blk. naugh recliner, $60. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlntc:c:;lohn58l·l080 notmaldngpreparaUooa U-&-1-..11--9140 u..H.t;.... ·-•-•~--. ~--~!!Me~-utract• Id~ 211 E. Bay Ave. Balboa tMlcktoback. Gm n•U1h chr $30. 25" Expert Fibcr1lass Boat & repaltlDi "conve-_.. _ _. .-:ww -._..__,. •uuu ___, ,.._.. .. ~
LOTSOFGOODIES! PRICKS: RCA ctr TV, good cond lte pafr. Trallerable "13 25• Sabrect'all cabin nlences",th1s3Sfooteria ·~•• .... ••••••••••••• .. eood., peat IM 'tolll lhtU•Out, $f700 of)! •
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70 Ford l ton F /B. nix, days 2ll28HarborBlvd. mi. Must sell $3200 or OLDEST Call eves. 768-4159 dri~en-never realstered. Costa Mesa 540-9640 (184.RDJ) rull powe r, A/C. (;411 - - - - - -best ofr. 87Hll7 after 7 & Cbo1ceof7. Low as$519S. $14,219
646-5491 or IW.S-5947 1970 Ford Super Van C~t'.~~A PM/wknds 1976 DATSUN + T&L Ser #7058, (71") '7' CIVIC Blue Metallic. MOTOR CARS -Select Van Int, hi·back -... -._ ..... -_-u_-_.---9-7-0-9 280z 898-4645or898-4022. Wht, v.top. new clutch . '76 Oauun PU, 8 mo's old, buckets, cruJn control,•-----------.Y New tires &: brkes. Best D'B.EGANCE
GT shell, cust. ext,mt. S2:>00/.ofr.Call675·20l5. WEPAYTOPOOLLAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM radio, mags & '76 131, 2 dr-.C dr·Wgns, offttover$2300.752·9299 626W.17thSAS47·9250 mags, wide whls. stereo ---FOR TOP USED CARS '64 3000 Mark 11, $3200 Sa>es-Service·Leasang air cond. Only 16,000 never driven·never r e· upe. loaded. 830-6596 or l·ton '66 Chev step.van FOREIGN, DOMESTIC days 642·5200, eves & Roy CcrYer.lnc. miles. <34SPHJ>. eistered. Choice of 18. • 1973 HONDA K.,_..Gttla 973~
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balance owing $7900 842 7781 540 0"1·1}
IMW 3.0 '73 Capri V-6, 4 spd, vinyl
'74 -This beautiful car top, tape deck lncld. xlnt
bas less than 30,000 cond. $2290. 545-62811
miles, shows pride of ---------
ownership, all the acc. CHroett · 9716
Can be fin. long term. •••••••••••••••••• • •• • •
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House of Imports
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BRAND NEW 1977 DATSUN
B-210 HATCHIACI SPORTS COUPE
WITH AUTOMATIC TRANS. & FACTORY
AIR COHDmONING. CHLB210193293l
HUGE SB.ECTION TO CHOOSE FROM
NOW ~~g~~~ 53869
Pt.VI TAX I t.ICENSf
IMMB>IATI DIUYIHOM200U'sA llO't _ .. ""
5 speed, full power. Air
cond. (337MJC) .
$9189
MOTORCARS
D'B.EGANCE
626 W.17lh SA 5"7·9250
'72 ~oz, 48,000 ml, air,
AM/FM, mags, xlnt
cond. 540·1920Dys;
552·31S6Eves.
l9Sl Datsun Sedan. Xlnt
gas mileage. New front
tires.~. 5511-779"
eD 510 Wagon, good cond.,
lo ml, radi1ls, lugg rack,
S&75. 642-7009
Must sell '75 Datsun 610
Sed. 4 Spd, AM /FM,
Mach X tires, 36,000 mi.
Ask ror Steve, 645-5938;
751-6370.
'74't~ 260Z, 2+2. Air,
AM/FM cassette stereo.
Xlnt cond. Loaded. $5000.
586-9237 ~
'74~~ 260Z 32,000 mi, orig.
ownr. New tires/mags.
Must sell $5000. 675·9407
or67~9916
MUST Sell, 1977
B210+A/C, AM /FM
stereo, 6000 ml. $'4300.
968-6893
'71 510 4 dr, 64,000 ml,
radials, xlnt cond. $1495.
49'-71~ or 49&-9753 Mr.
Wells
Datsun 76 280Z, brown,
air, AM /FM, tape, CB,
b r a, louvers, PP .
6'J3.8382or 558-0126
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................. .1.,orttd AufiM.•-.ct • __ ...._ 9750 RolhRo 97SL VolbwOCJtft 9170 Vol•o 977Z ........ _._ • 99 9tlS ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••. .......,.... ,--~ yce "'••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~ IOC ... oc .... 97JI •-_;;•••9740 =~·;:_•••••;;4·0 ::,.··,·,•4••N••••·.:::_~··b•••• -.•;;l••O•EA•••l•E•R••l•N•U••s••A••• '74 vw 411, 4 Dr, uuto. ORAHGI COUNTY •••••••5··~~;~:::••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••• •••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• _....... 10 '" • ew ......,,, rks, • • · New radials &. brks Xlnt 197 --"-99'11 •••••••••••••••••••••• • AM/FM. Lo mp1's, xlnt l"OOd • VOL VO VtJ. aotom tic, air c:orid.. 197Z CADILLAC
m 1r<1cle
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1' PISTON £n1ln Ml.er
atatklft waaon Oeluxo 4
dr, m . 30+mp1. rool 1~k "AM /FM <'H ettt
Mo\'ana to •:uropt• nut ~>II. must tetll 12200
flwbJe. tu·5Ql 1
Meece••.._ 974 ••••••••••••••••••••••
Leae
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MllCEOIS
ON DISPLAY
Haus.of~ AlTJ'HO D
MERCEDE.5 DEALER
6862 Manchester. ·
Buen• Park
521-7250
OntheSant.aAna lt'w>
i 6 450 SL. s1her bla(·k ,
loaded, 1mmac . low m1
Must ~ell $18,000 or a:.·
s ume lse 644 072
640-8260.
·74 Mercedes 280. lo ma 's.
lmmac. $9850. SSl 1241 or
955--0691art6.
HOUSE
OF IMPORTS
WEEKLY SPECIALS
IN
HOUSE
Of IMPORTS
BUY OR LEASE
't'OUR CH01q
60 ~FINANCING
Now Ave1l1ble As NOS. LEASE
\ Now Available
The beet one-sto p
Meroecse.Benz. dealer
hM o lot to ofl8' 1m
450 SEl
$22,454
E.Jcecvtive Car
(061507)
CAU fCR QUOTE
213/9'21-8588
714/523.7250
Fact()('( Autllotized
Mercedes Benz Dealer
MERCEDES
BEMZ
•11 ~s. Sunroqt. air, cond. S4200/b1l ofr~ ~ ROY 'Sl89S.347.Sl24. EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO futl pe>wer. AM/FM ll COUPEDEVIUE
wtute. $GJO. Great con· m.6230 CARVER '72 BUS XlDt cond. Camp Largest Volvo Dealer lrack attteo, tilt wheel, Fully load«!d. Needs
cbllon 673 5957 •68 Porlche BIZ. Green. 5 ROLLS-ROYCE equap'd. Mach. Tares. in Orange County! custom mt., vlnyl 'op, paint & seal covers but
'58 ZJS okJ alyle • dr. spd. Gd cond. Orie 1MOJ--.. S3t00.67J..600t BUY or LEASE raJ.:l wheels&. 33,000 •c· oC.hww1Se looks great &
Rebl\ enat. trans. Nu Ownet'. ~-Pb6'5--41Sl =' .. u11 '73 VW Pop lop Camper. DIRECT lu mUes. EZ terms· runs areal! (101FPE>. /\ ...... ~ phol Wood ~ O.A.C. 1 yr. parts 6 labor bar<>ain at only $~. :=·~,.,.,742 ~?,..,e'.;..Sl~L CU>$loWN°"" ~r.::,~~~·$',~~: l'fm'·, =>·~~c:o;:)?; ""'F•:4~j c.ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARK LANb '10 Bug. Rblt ena. xlnl 2025 S. M hest OHLY$4295 CAD'74CdV.2-dr,loadod.
74 MG Mld&el, abArp, COil· '7S 914 1.8. AM·Flll.8-trk, _Mo"--r flcr ,,_. mecb, xlnl IDlr, coco Anahet'm 7anc50-20er11 MAIBS AM/FM sler. wht W/~ed \'ert $2400 Pvt pty, oranae. 2l,000 mi."'$6,500. 1~ '-..:u \...U mats. AM/FM stereo AUTO CEMTllt int. Xlnt cond. Asking
S36 8195 752·1725 Rolls Royce & Bentley ca:iselte, gd tares. 'nds '71. 144 suck, new enl( & 1425 BakerSl., C.lrl price $5000. P/P. 546·~
HELP' Our fa~7iy has '62 Porsche, runs good, sales &c service· Paint. $1500. Ph 675·7576_ transmission xlnt cond 1,2 b~ east ol II arbor Bl or 7Sl·l9'11 ou~trownzippylilUe l914 goodcond,~.55.2-4999 *'&3CLOUD ill '10 SQUAREBACK Lo PP.Beslofr.494-4087 ' 540..9109 69 Coupe de Ville. Cully
M H idr1et. Racing alt_6P¥/wknds Converslon.Gd.contl. . I d d sor.• .... r. Sll,50Q (733NOK) mt., orig ownr. S16SO or 1968 VOLVO oa ed, xlnt con . •
orange, watb black con: 1'rade 20 n. Cigarette boat 755 "A" W. l7th St, CM bestotrer . 551·1910 SEDAN mi, asklnl $1150. 346-»l9
vert1ble top. In t•J?·top for 911$ ('75 or '76). (714)A•n..()64$ BU I c K · eondlt1on Lo miles . 536.2286 or 642.4482 ,.... IHHLOOIUMGFOR 4 speed with factory alr ·• 74 D'Elegance co~pe,
Pnced well below blue Jerry. ' COHCANNON'S A CLEAN RABBIT? cond. No~ many left! blue, sunroof, 8 track,
book, 11l l1rm $2499. Call -I've got a '76 Chocol11te CBYR640). Joa4cd. 47,000 Mi. $5200.
5116-4417 '739UTARGA Brown HORSELESS Rabbit wath A/C, SalePric..S.$1760 Days: 675-5726 Eve
MGI 9744 w/air, many extras. STABLES AM/FM radio. Well MIRACLEMAZDA SALE 64G-S4l
4
Must sell, moving. PP. Brokers of fine contem-cared for! $3195. Ph 2150llarborBlvd.,C.?tf. '68 F'1eelwood Brougham, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 768-1644 -~ S8l·lm9 64r5700 • .. _ ( X1n d 'Iii MGB New eng. & ant. -~ porary ---- - -or ....... ull pwr. l cQD •
Wires & lt'M. Im mac. 64 3S6C Porsche, new inl, ROLLS ROYCE '74 Super Bug. XJnl cond. '73 Volvo Wgn, lo mi, fuel Sl49S.SS9-49l2
S2400tofr 675·0442 prunl, & clutch, no rust, BENTLEY Ong ownt:r• 32,000 m1, inject w/air cond + '13 ELDO CONVEHT.
itlnt cond. Mech. sound, automobiles. SW\r'f, radaali;. Must sell many mas $4000 f'irm Wbt top, blue lthr. Xtra 1975 MGB·Rcd with bluck ong, Or. Co. car. $6,000. Z7l1 E. Coast Hwy $2700. Call 673-2964. 673-3592 • HOW GOING OM cln. Pnced to sell ~·c;.os.
mlenor, 8 track stereo & 9683032eves. (114)675-0930 493-7!>33 -r-
only 13,000 miles. Very ---'66 VW Bus, AM/FM, new VolvoP1800, 1964. Best of BAUER --------
cleun (EPMGB> Must 1973 Porsche 914 2.0 Litre. Subaru 9762 radials. xlnt running fer. 646-1139 or 545·49SO Calnaro 9917
sell $WOO. Call Steve at Mags, Appearance ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond,Sl0001''1rm675·4970 Aft.6PM BUICK •••••••••••••••••••••••
l).M)..4578 or 640-6444 Group. Special paint, bra Mew '7-7 Subaru or 556-3266 bo B 'IB Carnaro, 1 owner, new & cover, clean, top cond. , --'75 242GL, 24000 m1. 4 s pd 2925 Har r lvd. '71 Roadster Blul' w/blk S86-6498 6' VWTRUCK New pnt. wi OD A/C AM /FM COSTA MESA paint. gd mech co11d.
int. XJnt cond. Mw.t sell. FREE Al R · &eng. Sl400or besloffer . MPX Stereo. 'cass .• ~un 979-2500 Sl!i00.&42·91B6 $1750 540.0999. '73914 2.0 Red App&: Perf 64&-8515or642·4.243 roof $4200. S52-73296·9PM --'76CAMARO
Mere des 1970 Grps. Mags, FM. Xlnt. -Cadillac 9915 lmmacul l xtt' e '71 MGB GT, good cuudt· $4600. 960-3444 HB CONDITIONING (6534) '15 .vw Super Beetle, fuel '74 144GL, A/C, sunroof, ••••••••••••••••••••••• a e, many as 280 Sf llon, good paint & tires, 80 USED & MEW lQJected, 29,000 m1, s un AM / FM s tereo. blue $&595. 673'639Z ~\Illy Equipped pp $2300. 546-5155 1961 Porsche. New red root, nu tires $2850/bsl met,alllc. sell this wknd fir Carnaro '75 c-
SSGERJ paint, new inl, xlra ... ~£Woo ofr. 962-_5773_. $3995. gJJ-2112 ,.-
$4989 68 MGB Roadt.ter, new sharp. Runs great. $3900. \.r ~ 14,lBl miles, MBZ lrade-
eng trans & clutch, painl PP.646·5187 £'J ;;;;J Beal Up 1960 VW BUS. Autos, Used___ in, just like n ew.
WeSp$ec1alizein &intA·OK,w1rewhecls, --#!>~SU~~ 1$64rblll500eng&trans. ....................... 1975CADILLAC absolutely flawl~ss!
Mercedes -15inStock runs great looks better. '74914 1.8, AM/FM. Xlnt "'/Jp._._M,,.fl'J.~ Both gd cond. $300 , General 9901 COUPEDEVILLES Priced to sell TODAY!
Call for complete info $1850 or offor, 847-2989 t.'Ond. All serv records. C'ft" "'~ 548-0214 arter 3 pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• boose ( <Ser.7862). MOTOR CARS 548-0201 x208 ' 36,500 mi $52!i0. 759.1975 ----01) to c rom. All D'B.EGANCE --5115 So. Sn.t '73 Super Beetle, immac. * $499 Sale * loaded with Power op· w MGB. wire wheels, new '70 914·6 Bahia Red AUoy l21 ll IU-07AI 11141 UJ-72.11 Only 3:1,000 mi, $2200/bst lions. (770MXA>. Sale
626W.17thSA547-9250 ml & paint. black on wheels, AM/FM, Mint 9765 ofr.64()..0020Matt pricedfrom
MERCEDES black. AM /FM ::.tereo, ('Ond. $7,750. 556-6215 Toyota $5988 xtra nice car. $2000 or -••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 VW Westphalian Pop. LIMOUSINES ofr. 847.2989 or 548.0201 '74 Carerra Pera Red 7&8. ,75 Celica GT. AM/FM lop camper. All xtras an·
L o w males. 196 7 ~ Wheels A/C, Leathi:r. st.ereo,Sspd. Minlcond. cld'gair.644.·9823 1\..T-1bers
<Ser.0392). Also black stereo~ tape, Elect win· $3395. Ph 551-~ '72 VW Van. Xlnt cond. 1 ilCI ::.tretchavailable. Opel 9746 dows Mml cond. $16,7SO. -'---------MOTOR CARS •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• 556-6215 '11 TOYOTA Corolla. 2 dr, Rblt eng, steel radials, ca<1·11
... '71 0 I GT bit d -likenew,AM/FM stereo, AM -FM 8-lrk . s ink. I ac D'B.fGAnCE ~ pc • re c~, .. '71 911E Targa, bright 7000 rru. Must sell, make icebox, rear seat w/fold ---------626W.17lhSA547·9250 ~Firm 673·7103 afl yellow, factory mags, of'r.646-9560 out dbl bed. 1 owner. auc 9905 :l(iO(J H.uhoi Blvu ---_5PM_ -good cond. 581·7919 ~·so C ll 493 2406 ~ <..ostJ M-.:~.1 .)4U\)I00
House of Imports
•• ,, Mi•1ot<. td\lfij, hi!"f& , ....
1·1 •: ,,,, • \'11/''J
·vs Silver w t biic int.
R.allye whls. Beautiful.
s:u50. 673-0184
'68 Camaro 3Z7. Xlnt ong
paint & interior $1895 •
847·5<84
' SE AM /FM · _. · a · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 69 L.. air, _ _ l970 Opel GT AM /FM 8 76 Toyota Celica GT ,,. .. 411,c b~• v~ bamboo casset.te, new M1chehn::. track. very clean, $1400 '75 Porsche 914'-l.8. liftback, immaculate, 811 '70 Wagon, auto, 1912 Matador, auto. air,
1u1her. ~••< ~unroo•. 110 & paanl, xlnl, $5,850. 963-2S59 must sell this wknd. extras 54150. 631.0095. $950/bsl offer. PS, PB, xlnt cond. $1100.
QUALITY USED
MERCEDES-BENZ
'74 450SEL
$12.497
'76 CPE DE VILLE
'74 Camaro. Perfect con-
d i tl on. $3500. Call
962-7853
9920
month bank ,....,,("'9 •••"· 67!>-~ __ ---Xtras. 552-0042 642·0922 or 759 0115 496-8043
~n 132SI ·57 2SOS Blk on-B1k ~~ l970 Opel GT, 4 spd, trans. IMMAC '75 914 1.8 Litre 1974 TOYOTA '66 Bus, reblt eng & trans, '75 PACER DL
75450SE
$14,439
S.1h1er .Ota<k low m llr\, '""be. l•~\t'd lOOQ torm f'n~l
75 450SE
SI 3,972
S1tver bliK~ Let U\ C1es1gn d PUfCf°Wt\~ M lf>t\S-e for YOU on '""one (<IOQMPTI
213/921-8588
714/523-7250
full pwr, sunroof.' $3495: RIH. radial tar~s. 1900 eng. AM /FM rad&: cass. CEUCA . rwis great. $795 All extras. Right miles.
'64 190 Sedan Gas, s ti ck, eng, $l6S8 846 1165 tape. XJnl. cond. $6300 or 13,861 actual miles. S 642·2072 (276·PHK>.
Mid Red. $1595. 673·5886 Peugeot 9748 best ofr. 960·2870 or speed, aircond., AM/FM $2989
••••••••••••••••••••••• 847-8788 stereo, vinyl r oof & '61 B\.li. s un roof, runs MOTOR CARS '71 MZB 280SE Blue s p ecial wheels. EZ nice. Dependable SS75.
w/wht inl., lo r.ii. $5500. Peucjeot WOCJOn 73 911T, AM /FM, brown, terms-0 .A.C. 1 yr. parts 642·2072. o•ELfGAMCE
540-TI30aft6PM '75 Pe uge ot wa go n . best oHer. 752-2511; & labor service Policy 626W.17thSA547·9250
Economy, luxury, ul1hty 6T~640'J avail. (900MML)" Auto '59 VW CAM PER new
75 450 SLC, metallic red,
sunroof, AM /FM tape
deck, air. special wheels.
only 10,000 mi, (714)
7~1166 evs. or 833·3884
dys. •
all in one car. Under -Cent.er'spric~is reblt 1600cc w/only SOO 1974 Sportabout Wgn,
12,000 miles, can finance 9756 ONLY $3595 mi. $675. 499·2494 53,000 mi, xtra clean,
or lease. Call for details . Rolls Royce xlnt cond. $2800. Dys, <Ser .l38l). ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAIERS '73 Super Bug. Yellow. 67J.3117or 545·5072
'12',2 Rolls Royce Sliver AUTOCEHTER Stereo.AM /FM . new
Shadow burgundy over .142SBakerSt .. C.M. brakes. PP. $1625. Buick 9910
HOuse of Imports black, blk lop, burgundy ~!I blk east of Harbor BL 493-6637 ••• • • • •••• • •• • • • •• •• • ••
73 450SE, brown, 41M, inter. 47,000 Miles. Must 540..9109 •74 vw p
Sll 200 t t Cl op-top ca_mper. '76 Buick Century V6. 41•/ ""AtoCCHt!.1U l'-'t"A P.t.ltt
Ill •11 HU 114 \II fl\O
. . pv p y. ean. sell by Aug. l, as new Xlnt nd 33M c 11 833-1486 Rolls ordered bas ar· '75 Celica GT. s spd, air, co · ma. u Y Like new, economy. 4 dr. ---FM/AM t X1n d equipped. Must sell this $4200. 536•7313 Find what you want in SEIL idle items with a r i v e d · $ 2 6 • O O o · ape. t con · wlmd. Make ofr. 642·5473
Daily Pilot ClaS!~~ Daily Pilot Clas:.1f1ed Ad . ...:<:::.2L3~)246:.:.::..·..:.6264;.....:... _____ , _S3600 __ ._P_h_M2_·_1080 __ _,,..,.--• ,71 VW Bus, xlnt cond. MLNT'73 RCIOVNIEDRITAJON
• .... 9100 '71 TOYOTA Ye11ow, Autos, H•w 9800 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, New 9 00 Autos. new R&H. tape dk $850 or new tires, cassette tape P/P. 495--0lSl
••••• •••• •••••••••••••• •••• •••• • •• ••••••• ••••• •••••• ••• • • •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• best ofr. 968:5513 a(\ player, 4 spk.rs, 6•000 mi -
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PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF OUR NEW FACILITIES ..
WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU FROM OUR
TEMPORARY ON SITE OFFICES
HUGE SELECTION
MARK Vs•CONTINENTALS•VERSAILLES
MARQUIS•COUGARS•MONARCHS•COMETS
BOBCATS & CAPlllS
BUY or LEASE
IT WILL PA y you TO SEE us FIRST
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s:~PM wltdys. FV ::;:auled eng, $2750. 'IB Very g~c;';'sd. $1000.
'72 Corolla, 4-spd. New 74 VW 2100 M;..+ Michelin radials. l*J. $ • 'IB Riviera, full pwr. Xlat _...... M>'>2580or •"°t747 cond. $1200/bst ofr. Like new. $1650 firm. ....,,... ....,. 556-380'7
631-2149 '73 YW Super Be.tle,•67--B-. -k-Sk--1 _k_2_d_
'71 Corolla dlx. 2 dr. autl> stereo, xtras. Gd cond. auto~cPB, ~,;~ ireate~'. ~c~?M:~m XlDt cond. $2000. 645-3399 radio, tape de~k, 892·4266
. 197' VW Dasher. 4-dr, aft5ifid· $400firm.
1970 Corona Mark 11. ~cw auto,. air, stereo. ~ ,000 Buick '71 Ri•iera
clutch & v_alves. stac~ _ma_·_.$27.:__50_._552_·548_3 ___ 1 Super, Duper Car•.'· near nu radials. Gd cond. $1150. 834-1505 dys, '66 Sqbck. Good trans. Every xtra tri pie!
SS7-8396eves Needs some work. $500. Sahara Tan! Paint, top
Call Tracey 548·5900 exterior, one owner up to 'ID Corolla St Wgn. Gd ------""----• 2,000 miles ago. Books
trans. interior clean. 'IB Sqbk, xlnt mechanical for $2,300. 1st Sl,500 cash
$490. Call 536-0473 cond. must sell immed, ta)ces. (811DDY) Call
'7S Celica sr, 4-spd, AC, !!_1!2,!0fr. 761·5838, Ronat
AM·FM. New tires. Xlnt ...,.._,.,,.., MOTOR CARS ~A ....,l<I\ 0'>~ 1505 d D"MGAHCE ......., .... __.,........ ya, Classic VW Convertible ~w.l1lhSAS47 ..... t"' 557-8396eves '72, new trans/muffler/ --' 11~
71 Loog-bed truck. & -,4 ~~~'• 18,000 mi '71SKYLARK
Corna Wgn. Xtraal PS, PB. Good cond, air.
tKZ-3793 ' Volyo 9772 Sl57S. Call 894-8634
.1972 Mark II sta. wgn. ••••••• .. •••• .. •••••••• Buick Fstate Wagon '73.
Auto, lug. rack, radials. '63VOLVO Air cond., power pack,
36,000 mi. Xlnt cond. $700 or best ofr. Call rool rack, etc. $195qtor 548-7938 548-G81btwn.C&8PM. best offer. 8 am to 5 pm,
. wkdays ooly 540-4710.
"72 Celica sr, low mi, xJnt 1913 Volvo l&lE, auto, aar, .
cond $2200/bst o fr AM/FM stereo, new 1973 Buiclt llstate Wagon,
Many0xtras.962·6401 • Mkhelins, leather, lo mi, s tereo. 8 track, orig
---"-------• m1nL 581~; 955-2190 O'itDr. $2500. 645-5089 evs, ~~~'~~Mio$. .. ,.... Mtos. t.porW Lug.ract.673-3181 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
T,._.. 9767 1 !~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 TR6, AM/FM radio, ~ w/beige lnt, $1850
or trade !or Sid boat or 1
(161!.189'
"76 TR714,ooo miles Green
AM/FM cusette. Days
634-3811 eve, weekends
811.aJ.4
SHOP & COMPARE IF YOU MUST, BUT Wf.
FEEL THESE ARE THE LOWEST PRICED FIATS
IN SOUTHERN CALIF.
AT DIC~ MILLER MOTORS
• the VOLUME FIAT DEAi.ER
Lo miles •••••••••••••••••••••••
_______ 6.4_0-_6454__:_ 1973 Caprice, 4-door bd
'76 Cad Seville. Has ever· lop, air, AM/FM stereo,
ything. 19M mi. Mint great cond. $26511.
cond. $11,500. Ph 640-7314 Ss9-4o26 ~------~~
Autos, l•ported Autos. Imported •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
l VW C...vertRales to dtoose frC*'l ' . °701119 C.vett. 4 ap.o Nd, ....... #700 SZHI
'10 ltlg C-.-wt. 4 .. plow. #706t •.•••• SUt• 74 e.tJC~··•·rw.,non ....... un
4 ICww Ghias front $2695
"72 I<._ Ghia #7010 •••••••••••••••. S2HS
•72 ......... GNa #$031 ................ S2895 '
."7l IC-GIN #70'2 •••••.•••••••••. SJZH
'7 'J ll.,._ Gllhr 1t7044 ........... , ••••. Sl2'5
13 YW ..... & CmtPffS $2695 . :.!' c....,.tJtssasa ••.•.•••.••..••.• ss.its ·rs ..... , , ...................... 54,195
'75 .. ~ .. • • • •• • • • • • • ••••• $4,695
'74 ._.. Mslll61CYOI ................ S4,4H
•74 ........... (31 SlFO •••.••.•.••.•••• $4."S
'73 ._C9"Ctcl •...••.......••.•.•••• U."5
'13 Im tit........,, •••• ••••••••••••..•••• Sl,HS
'73 lnCKlHJMI ...................... SJ,195
'73 lesC617JJlll ...................... U.ttl
'10 c..,..t7'11QH> •••••••••••••••••• $),ltS
•70 I• IJllPHIJ •••••• ••••• •••••••••••'2.6,S '70 c...., Cl64IOJ) .................... SJyOtS
.,, c....,.c,JWT1161 •••••••••••••• t ••• $2.7fs
.
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EQu1pment-C I 0 V·8 ena1ne cru1se--o·ma11c
trans radial tires power front disc bral(es &
deluxe bumper group. f24 1808J
NOW ONLY $4499
SUPER USED CAR VALUES
1972 DODGE SWINGER
V8. •QJ!om:itoc, pwr \lt'!Of1nq, rodt0, J,.,.ole<, Mted qlo\\ &
wivf roof. l270S~J).
1974 TOYOTA COUPE
Ailom:>tic ll'Onml~tlon. radio ond hoote<. Supe< econoll"IYI
P71Kf'h)
1;12 FORD LTD Sc;>UIRI
VB. outorrolic, foctOIY air tondtliollinq. pwr. ,1-W,9 &
bolot. fO:Jio & heotet. (871001).
1972 CHEVY CAMARO
V8, cVOn'OhC ITOn\ITWS"°'1. rro9 ........ pc1'l'WI JleoM<J l
wytl roof. II bJNOf-~
1976 FORD PINTO
4 qi!. aulon'olic ~~ <OCIO, heat• and ~
Mb A rite ca! (169NMU~
Exec's Dream '76 Mere
Grand Marquis. Silver
blue w /vinyl top.
Loaded. Xlnt cond.
833-1559
'73 Mootego Sta. Wgn. 3
seats, pwr, air, stereo,
57 ,000 ml t 536-0789
'75 BOBCAT Mtlc Brwn,
tan inl. Auto. Xlnl cond.
$3000/ofr.546-0729
·10 MOfttecJo saoo
Good cond. In & out. Lo
ml. 557-2881/557-4579
Mustanq 9952
'66 Auto 289. 57,000 orig
mi. 2 ownrs. Xlnt cond.
$1800. 831-1548 ----
69 Grande, great car,
must sell, hest orfer.
968-7438
'70 MUSTANG Clasaic,
71,000 mi, xlnt cond. New
tires. 20 2Smpg. $1950 or
hcsl orr. 544.1464
'72 Mustane. PB. PS. AC.
Good \.'Ondltion 84{).2245 or 968-1648
FIRE ENG. Red '75
Mlllltang II MPG. 4 spd.
22000 mi. 25mpg. $2600 or
bestofr.494-0620 -----'67 Mustanl,!. 6 cyl. Auto,
steel radials. Xlnt cond.
$1200 645·9953 ------1965 Mustang 260 cu in
V-8 Tac. auto, PS, PB.
Buc ket seats. 4 nu
radials. 100,000 mi.
S15001bstorr. 751·8103
'66 289 V-8. Gd cond .
Pioneer FM stereo cass.
$1200/bslofr.644-7582
'67 Mus.tang Claulc,
Automatic. Must see,
Must sell. $1200 675-6861
. '65 Mustang, clean int1..~lr
shocks, Juat tUMJ<l. Nd•
body Ii ti'Ont end wrk,
Best offer. 642-0lH aft. 5
'65 V-8. R/H, auto, nu
paint, xln• cond. $1600. 646-5888
'70 Convertible, PIS,
MicbeUna. coyer, new
trans, radt(), alnt cond.
GlOO. 641-7698
?40tlYYVEGA
HATCH14CK •T
• speed, alt CIODd., rltdlo
Ir rall1• wbeels.
(llllNO). WW a.ell below wholef ale bluebook at.
$1395. Cort Fox Leulog.
Call
40 CHANNEL DIGITAL
CB RADIO
GIV84 WITH THE PURCHASI Of AMY
UAMD HEW 1977 CHEftOUT
MOHXA•LUV TRUCK•VEGA
Mow thn July 31. 1977
BUY or LEASE
Now From ...
FINA£
·~ 4 DAY
~ USED CAR
at BA.UER BUICK .-
FINAL ,4 DAYS
'2;000,000
--·SALE
INVENTORY REDUCTION
;
July '77 ha• been our Biggest Month Ev ....
and for good r90aon •••
We have Discounted our gr90test
Selection of Model• Ilk• never hforel
Com9 & Join u• In the final 4 day• of our record
Breaking Month. We'U all Be glad you Did •
htended Hovra Duflnt OW Ano! 4 Days.
Open t1~ A.M. to lO P.M. Thura., Prt., S.t., s-4cry, July 21, 29, 30, at ..
CHOOR flfOM TH• LAROIST •UICK INVINTOllY
IN OllANOI COUNTY (J. -:::0 '77 BUICK ELECTRA fl. UMITIO 4 .,._ W>AN .....
DISCOUNT
'\11: .. ..
· THUISDAY • fllOA Y,
SA1UIDAY, SUNDAY
JUI. Y 21, JULY 29
JULY 30, JUlY 31
EVERY .
USED CAR
IN STOCK
SLASHED!
FROM
s995
FROM
'995
11095
11333
'1395
FROM
'1555
'lm
11m
'1188
11195
'1895·
'1995
11999
11999·
'1999
92415
'2199
'7 5 FIAT SPIDER
54599
'70 JAGUAR XKE
54499
51599
IXTUHtCI #287CMT
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'77 HILUX P /U
•RN23-055312
SPECIAL PAINT
CUSTOM INTERIOR
MAG WHEELS
MUCH MUCH MORE
EARLE
IKE
IMPORTS
YOUR CHOICE
FINAL
SPORTS
LOCAL .
i·PEANUT'$
, f eatufit1q
: "Good ol'
. Charlie Brown··
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NANCY
IT'S NO use ---I CAN'T
GET THE HANG OF IT
•
WANT .ADS
SUNDAY, JULY 11, 1977
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I'M SORRY I BOUGHT
THIS STUPJ D GAME
0 .... co .... ....
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Bv Ernie Bushmiller
I'LL RETURN IT TO THE
STORE AND GET MY MONEY
BACK
I I '1
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T~AVEL? AH ,ve~! I ONCE
1~VEL.ED TH~ OTTOMAN EMPl"°E .
•--iHe ~PrllNEI AND ~lAMMi~
w
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werce DEL.I GHTFCAL. ...
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.. ._. . " . ' ,.
DENNIS THE MENACE
-el,1T THE~ FOL.L.OWEP A ve~v 91TTE~
WINTESZ: I WITH T&MPS"AT"1f'S~ BEL.OW
ZE~O. F'INAl.L.V, I COUL.0 BE.Art: IT NO
L..ONl&E.~ I AND t . LEFT
GON,TANTINOPLS F'O~
WACM&~ CLIME;.
-------He:~ .. ,H?LO f3£7St
ANN FOR A MI N~.
You..){OU KIDNAPPER!
.. -·. -. ' ; '
LooK Ai. ~!:'T THAT '?W t:;:t; T?
"KAVEL.tNG MlA~T
9E. FU~1 M~. Gl'IMM~.
MAVE YOU DON&
ANV Of: IT?
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LOLA, WAIT A
MINUTE ,,.DON'T
HANG UP •..
~IJDGE PARKER
ARE YOU CERTAIN YOU THANKS,
OON1T WANT COOK TO JENNINGS,
PREPARE SOME BUT I'VE GOT
DINNER FOR YOU, TO 5TOP AT THE
MR. LAVENDAR? CLU6! ItL GET
SOMETHING
. THERE!
<J <J<J
. . . . .
I'M NOT SITTING AROUND
HERE, TWIDDLIN' MY
THUMBS! I CAN ALWAYS
GO DOWN TO THE CORNER
AND TALK TO WALL 'I
THE BARTENDER!
1a.l ME I COACH ... DO 'rW USE
Gui SPRA4~
MOON MU•• •N&
~~.:.:.__-Jrt------r ANYTHIN~ EL~E WITH
STEW SALE you~ ST~W) S IR ?
',_, _. ALL ~EEi< ! 1
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Ye~--5,AL7, P~PPER,
'5T~,AK 'S,AUC~, RE1-15H,
k~TCHLJP ,ANt:> MUST,ARD.
4bll~ GAME I . .
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byFardJahnaan
STEW SALE
SECOND
GLORIOUS
WEEl<
l THINK
WORD OF
MOUTH
BE,AT us
TOIH~ PUNCH
By George Lemont
GOSH, :t FSE:L-L-IKE:
I. SHOUL...P HAVE: A
DRUM ROL...L-eeFoRe
:t. SAY II .' .·
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C-iglort 1977, n.t ~.., _, ,,.._ s,.,.i.. .... Ir-<
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MCW
DtO SHE tOi10N
IT WAS ME?.
M:>MMll!.S tAJST
eE MND-READERS!
"J:'"C":?Mt:SL::E:"'m?":E::E::CS by Tom X.Ryan
. . ..... .,.... ..
~-.r"---,,_G_e~-,-11-f-t:_M_f L--K~_, SF'REAP OU1j 6CJVS ! I' L.L. 1 MORN ING-, POOPSY i WE'RE:: TAK I NG-OUR
MAN'S t:=ARL-'f 1HIS "fAKI! 1HS COL.ONEL.l ANNLJAl-PAL-E:FACE: SCALP /NVENTORV1
MORNING.
. .
l'J...L-N~f;[;> 11-f E OSOAl-INFO / I. E:.. l
'(OLJR PRE:.Sf:.NI SHAMPOO (IFANY)1
A SP~rr f:NPS APPRAISAL-, AND AN
f:VA~LJAlf:D V'ANORLJFF COLJNI~
VON'r N: ~SURP!
COOL. rr-l'L..l.. JUST i::::ST/MA~ R~L-AX, CAPTAINl "' rr'S OE3VIOLJS iH f: YOUR SCAL-P'S WORTH: I GIVE= rr 5J.2 CHfeF'S GONE MAP!
POIN15 OUf OF A RJSSl~f: 6. 'JJ'{E !
'l><><>LE&r'S
THE
PROFESSOR
SAYS
THERE ARE
INTtLl16EITT
BEINGS UP
THERE!
MAYBE 1HEY'RE W'ATCH1tJ'
U6 RIGHT NOW W•T~ Po~RFUL BIHOCULARS !
-HE SAYS TJ.4ERE. AR~
LIT1l.£ GREEN MEN ON MARS, ..
ANYONE: IN
iH~IR RIGHI M INf?
WOLJL-DV!: GIVEN
ME: A 6!
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CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYFm There are at least six differ-
ences .. draW-. details between top and bottom panelL How
quickJy Cln you 'ind them? Check answers with th06e below.
'P•MOW" tOOJ '9 'l11!191m ., •fpU9q .. " •g ·1ua.1•mP Ill UllS 't 'to•
-&•Un>" •UIA"9N ., 'IUa.J~UIP 'l ltH ., ·1uis•1w ., qnt:) · 1 !HJUM•.IJ!Q
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BOOMER
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GA~AG~
SAL,~
'11' Ml t.(;
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YA KNOW, MlK~ I l'M
GEl11N' 51CK. OF
ALL IHIS 51..ANIE'.D
~W5 REPORTING !!
e WRITE ON! ~t lfp: "Jacket. _.. re-
quired to ea& here. Sc:dbblad below: "Shl rtae
ndp1 ntsma ye. tlfb• ret beypl ••·" Rearnnp
ap..:inf to tranal1'9. \
eirvtnc Bertin wrote It In 1918. i(ate Smith ill•
troduoed it ln 1938. lt'5 1 Ctvorite U.S. p1Lrl0Uc
aon&. What's that.
.. ·•o..,r.mv ~8 poo,. e Place ooe paper cup Inside another. Challenee
a friend Lo remove the Inner cup without touchlna
OUR MATH )VHIZ fnend, at It How Is It done?
nJh l above. has posed this prob-••w11 u;1uu.q pnq ... o1q :dn3 a.-01 •l(i Pt0H
9
km for her companion: Qy tran.~· e Riddle·Me-This! Which doc ia named tor a vege.
posing two pam of digits on table? The Pea·kinese (and did y6u say Pea&te?).
opposite sides of the trianaJe Which veptabJe IJ named for• do(?The collle·ftower.
~own, the sum· of the
sides becomes cq ual.
at,o the sums of the
squares o f numbers on
each side
To be more spcc11ic,
1f a numher on the
left ~1dc IS switched
with a numher at the
bollom, and a number
on the nght side, s1m1·
larly. 1s switched with
a number at the bot·
tom, each side wall to-
ld! :!O and lhe sums of
the squares will be 126.
Can you make the
sw11t:hc,·1
dUO put U•AK
• •u1u put MA'll 11;n1•s
";" ....... .....,; ______ ........................... ilmm....... v
JUST FOR KICKs! Just tor run, see If you ctn follow
tbe ball from kicker's toe throueh 10111 mouth above.
WURST LUCK! Add these colors 1bove: I-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 3-
Yellow. •-Lt. brown. 5-Flesh. 6-Lt. er-en. 7-Dk. brown.
8-Black. 9-L&. tan. 10-Lt. pwple. 11-Gny. 12-Dk. blue.
SPELL BIN DER~
SCORE 10 poinll for u11na all the ----'1'-----
letter1 in the word below t.o form -----+-----two complete worda:
DISTANCE
···---·-THEN 1COre 2 pointA each for all -----+-----
worda ·of four letter• or more ----..-----found amonc the leUen.
Try to aeon at 1 .. t IO point.. -----+-----
·9111 P ., ueo : llRlftuw •rq ino.t
By Brown and Casson
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by Ben Templet~n & tom Forman
WHY DON'1' 1'H~
60V~RNMENt
CRACK DOWN
ON IHE: PRE55 '?!?
.. ~'~A55 SOME iOUGH
LAWG CON1"ROL.LING WHAT
-rHeY 60T -ro SAY!!!
·~uss1A, RE.D CHlNA, UGANDA,
CUBA, NORTH KOREA, VIEINAM,
661'PT, 5YRIA I PAA.AGUA'{ I
eA51" GERMANY, RUMAN\A,
i:t)~:AND,CZECHOSl..OVA~\A,
~LeAN\A,,,
'
I
GORDO
AR.NOLD!
AR.E 'IOU
.5/IJ.L
IN 8EOI'
our
Ol<INl<!NG,
WEl<.E:A/1T vou.rooN'T
Tl<.\{ TO
OEN'/ ITf
Ti.tE IGLOO? ~~Vf JU7T ANNOUNCE!)
Ti4AJ T~EY ~AV£ ACQUIR~P n.lf:
SERVICE<) OF THE FIR?I FAMILY
OF HOCK~Y, TJ1£ ?COW~ ...
~"l'"i-~~~~~-:::;.d!!~~
MARMADUKE®
•
NJf t1J ~ LIF~1 1ANK .
IF W£ ~'( '6M, W£
PLAY tM.
CAN'T T.eLL.
WHATllME
'/OUR. MA TE ~AG16 INf
by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds
ASK THEM YOURSELF
SeOO Ille question, •• ~ to "Ask," family w.-iy. fi.t1 Laulglon Ave ' New ..... NV. 10022 Wtl PIY $!') lar pulJllshed questions. ~ .. can't 111$-GClllr's
FOR JAMES H. SAMMONS. executive vice president,
American Medlcal Association
How ma Amatca w Mcel edracc compwe _.. dud
• odler~1a1--R.s., A.9 •• M.-.
e Life expectancy ln the U.S. is among the highest ln the
world, but perhaps our greatest strength Iles ln our
sophisticated technology and research. Furthertnore, each
year our abUlty to oope with, and sometimes even con-
quer, disease ls Improved. Since World War 0 we can
claim that American medical science Is second to none.
FOR PA11UCIA HARRIS. Secretary of Housing and
Urban Development
H CMll' dda azM •to......-<_.~ be.., CAMlbr
8lle left -., ._ ........ Trice• h'?--ILI., RlifM
Qty, S.D.
e I don't think we'll run out of land In America. For one
thing. population growth has declined substantially In
recent decades. There'll be continued growth, but much
of It will take place In the West and Southwest, where
there ls still plenty of room for expansion.
FOR .IOHNNY MA~ singer
I -., '°" line a ............ ldt~ Att ,_ a ....
cook?-W.M.. Galaat• Tcue
e Since my parents were professional cooks for a wealthy
San Francisco family, I learned to enjoy and cook good
food at an early age. but I wouldn't call myself a gourmet
cook. I'm a private person, and rather than eat out all the
time, I prefer to have my friends aver and feed them
myself. When I had my kitchen remodeled, I insisted It
have all the best gadgets and appliances, with enough
room so my guests could sit comfortably.
FORPA1RICIA WARREN, author of TM Fancy IJancer
WU! flldon ... re1pauai1e fw ,.._ ,... .. c .. ,_
bat wadc?-M. w., Vcft, PL
e I work be!t under pressure-a deadline, need of money
or whatever. Also, I need to be In a state of excited con-
centration that psychologists call .. flow." Anally, I need
prt~en from my cats. lhere's a myth that cats are
helpfuJ to writers. Not true. Slx Abysslnlans can rearrange
your manuscrlpt, pull out your typewriter ribbon and play
with your pencils-all slmuJtaneously.
FOR ntE ''ASK ntEM YOURSELF" B>ITOR
... tne .... Abboa .. Coeldo ....... 1--0.11..
FW. ...
• Yes. Both comics lived too hJgt1, gambled too much
and were ln hock to Uncle Sam when they died. Old you
know, by the way, that Lou Costello paid for Dean
Martin's nose job? The comedJan backed Martin's career
before he teamed with Jerry Lewis. If you're interested
ln Abbott and Costello. you might want to read more of
these unknown tidbits In Bob Thomas' s new biography of
the team, Bud cl Lou: TM Abbott and Coetello Story.
PRO AND CON
FOR CAROL BURNE1T, comedienne
Wlaat .. ,.. .... • ..... al?--C.L. s.a-0 '
c.alf.
e Couldn't have answered that a couple of years~
because until then material things held no value for me.
Now It's diff~t I recently had some oils done of the
kids. U I had to leave my house In a hurry, they'~ be the
first things rd grab. The French artist did a superb job
of transferring to canvas oertaln childhood~
that even the camera can't seem to captw'a
FOR BOWE K. KUHN, Commissioner of &$eball
,.,... .. ,_.. adat ............. llM?-S.B.. Gery. ....
e The 1933 Series between the Washlngtoo Senators and
the New York Giants. I was 6 and IMng ln Washington.
The four-t<>-One Giant sweep did nothtng to d1mln1sh my
enthusiasm. My childhood baseball heroes were Judge
· Landis. the Commissioner of Baseball, and three Wash-
ington Senators players during the XI s and 40' s: Buddy
Lewls. Cecil Travis and Dutch Leonard.
FOR VALEJllE BEH11NE1JJ, teenage star of televi-
sion's OM Day at a Ti!M
AN,_ sallls-...,? W... llo ,_ IDOll fw .. •-?-5.M.. A.Msy, N..l
• rve been going out with the same boy for about four
·months. He's an actor and was once on the show. My
Idea of an attracUve man Is one who cares about me and
ls Interested In what rm doing. He muat have a good
sense of lunar and be someone who's ready to listen
when I want to talk. He must also need me because I
need to be needed.
FOR LEW PRINCE. designer How .. ,.. ,... ........ Amalea ....... h I ,,,
cepPllls ... Pmtl ...... ?__..._ ...... Wz ,. --
D.C.
e rm against It It's high time American designers Injected
their own personaJlties Into their clothes and not play
second flddJe to ano1her country. We know what our
women want more than strangers do. We should all stand
on our own two feet, not walk In someone else's
footsteps.
FOR IUalABD F. KNEF, GoYemor of South Dakota r ........ tMI ,_. ...._ ._ puH -91swlle er-. _, .. ...,., __ ..,, c'•zN.D.
• South Dakota Is an arid state. and trees do not grow
readlly. Those that are here were probably planted many
years ago by pioneers, early f anners and ranchers as
shelterbeJts. In western South Dakota. howewr, the Black
Hills are heavily populated with trees.
Should Our Schools Place More Emphasis on Consumer Education?
PRO s . .1o1ua &fl---. chairman. eon.umer Product Saf.ty CON ,..u1 ..... flllro 11. ~ physk:lst enc1 cxec:ot1w MCl'e'-
Commill6on tary of Untwnlty Ccntas for Rationel AltenMtva
Yes. Unfonunately, most adults receive their CIOf\SUl'fter education No. What wen-meaning advocates of consumer education miss llS
"after the fact" -after sustaining a product-related Injury, after pur-that a penon ts only as good as his basic skms. One who read5 halt·
chasing a product that may bve up to one advertislns clalm but falls lngly and cannot organlz:c his thoughts Is a poor bet for any tasll. An
ahon In other ~. after purchasing the most expensive product alert consumer needs to read labels or contracts with reasonably
only to find that a lea-expensive model wouJd have been adequate. good comprehension, be appoprlately persuasive when writing
Wl1h today's marketplace becoming more Complex and Impersonal, complaints and be suffldently familiar with the mathematics needed
many consumers feel Intimidated. Therefore, students shouJd be for an undentanding of baa'ic economics. This means that schools
taught how to get the best value for thetr money, comparatJve.shop-should do best what they 1hould da first: educate ~.
ping technlqua, how to ~te product Information and thetr well-read and logk:aOy 5harptneci minds. The rest Wlll follow natu· 1'19hts and responslb!Jttla as consumen. rally with llfe ltsctf ~ ihe ulttmate dassoom.
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TBE IRRESISTIBLE MIWON:ooLLAR MUTT
By Anita Summer
Benji Is a superstar. But what sets him
apart from human superstars ls that. with
out uttering a word, he achieved fame and
fortune with his first film and became a
household name overnight
He's mobbed wherever he goes. At the
recent Dallas. Texas, world premiere of
For the Loue of Benji. hosts of luminaries
were flown In for a celebration. Locals
ringed the theater hours before show time.
greeting each celebrity with loud applause
But when Benji appeared. the cheer rivaled
the roar of the SST. Surrounded by ad~
mirers of all ages. the canine star gave a
few pertinent "Rf. Rfs" Into the mike In
the theater. he watched. just like everyone
else But unlike everyone else, he treated
himself to a short snooze halfway through
his movie
Later, at the jammed c hampagne
party. such notables as Cindy Williams,
Lorne Greene. Yvette M1mieux. Stacey
Keach. George Kennedy, Rudy Vallee,
Greer Garson. Julie Newmar and Art
Linkletter almost fell over each other in
their eagerness to be photographed with
Ben1i who good naturedly posed for hun
dreds ol shots. keeping his cool, turning
this way and that as ordered. shaking
hands. kissing. stAnding, sllling. saluting
At dinner. he sat in a chair next to Las-
sie, his mentor. inspiration and best friend
In fact. his silver-mesh collar. studded with
simulated sapphires. carried a tag Inscribed·
"To Benji. from lassie " Benii dined on
steak. cottage cheese. apples and vanllla
ice cream -his favorite flavor -washed
down with slurps of water from a glass His
table manners are beyond reproach
So how did the Benji legend begin?
Frank Inn. 61 . the noppy-eared mutt's
"father. owner and trainer." ha.s trained
animals for TV and films for 30 years He
flashbacked to 1960 when the Burbank
Animal Shelter called to say. "We've got a
new puppv we think you should have ··
Inn got the hidden message· If someone
doesn't give thls puppy a home. he will be
put 10 sleep. Inn raced off. When he re·
turned cradling the six-week. furty bundle,
a mixture of cocker. poodle and schnauzer.
he had no iqea he held a potential gold
mine and future superstar In his arms Inn
reared and trained the pup. along with the
1.000 other animals at his sprawling. 21/2
acre Sun Valley. Calif . home
The next year. when TV's Pett1coar
Junction n~eded a dog. Benji got the )ob
and was known as Higgins
lntheearly70's.dtrectorJoeCampasked
Inn If he could star Higgins In the lllle role
of a movie. Inn refused. feeling the dog
was ready for retirement. Camp persuaded
Inn to un·retire him. ·The result w~s a new
canine hero -Benji.
Anally. last year. at 16. Benji retired In
the tradition ol 1111 the other ~nlmal greats.
he handed over his name. title. status and
fans to his son. who Is followlng In his la·
ther's pawsteps and stars in thP S2 2
FAMILY W'HKl.Y, July,,, 11n
Grown men get misty-eyed at his antics. women
weep unashamedly at his adventures and children
shriek with joy and excitement at whatever he d~es.
mllllon production. For the Laue of Benji
Until now, Benji -present at the inter·
view -was resting, head down, with a
faraway look In hls limpid brown eyes.
"That's because he's heard this st<>rY so
many times, It sends him to sleep," said
Inn. "Right, Benji?" "Wool, wobf," agreed
the actor, sitting up. "He gets bored If he
has nothing to say," Inn remarked.
Asked. "What do you do first thing In
the morning?" Benji gave a wtde. long,
yawn.
"wt thing at night?" Down went Benji's
head, between his paws. Anyone could
tell he was saying his prayers.
"Shake your head" resulted In a unique
movement that should take Its place In
show business alongsl<ie John Wayne's
walk. Bette Davis's flounce and Elvis
Presley's wiggle.
Benji, whoee adoring eye9 never
leave Inn's face, squelches the myth that
dogs only obey and have no capedty to
calculate. "He's been In some tight ~ers
on location. and he got hlmseK out of
them by thinking," said Inn. "When Joe
(Campi says 'cut,' he relaxes. like a soldler
heanng 'at ease.· His musdes go limp.
Benji loves to go fishing; he helps me pull
In the catch. He places his foot on the 12-
foot Une every couple of feet, to make the
Jugging-In easier. I never trained him to do
that. He reasoned It out "
On trips abroad. Inn takes along the vet
who has cared for Benji ftom puppyhood:
"In case anything happened. we wont to
have a man who knQWS Ben)l."
The only times the pooch is out of inn's
sight are when they're on the road and he
and his wife Juanita (she's a trainer. too)
go out fOf a late dinner. Inn scoffs at the
Idea of dognappers: "Anyone who wants a
Benji can get one at his local animal shelter
for $5. Our biggest fear is he'll get hurt by
fans who want to pluck hairs from his back
for souvenirs." When Benji travels lo a
movie location. he's Insured for the
·amount of the film ; when he's on tour. he's
valued at $250,000.
Although most resl11urants have a ffrm
"no dogs" rule, Ben~ Is an exception. He
sits at the table, eats off Inn's plate, drinks
from his glass and shares the sllvaware.
left out of the conversation, Benji de-
cided on a little shut-eye. Inn, however,
woold have none of that. "Benf'. he said
sternly, "where are your manners? Say
you're 10f!Y." Quick as a flash came an
apologetic "bowow." He perked up again
when the waitress took Inn's order. "Benji
lnslst.s on tasting what rm eating." he re·
ported, handing over a piece of fruit on a
spoon, which Benji demolished.
At home, our acting mutt has one
square meal a day, like any nonactlng dog.
(When In tnilnlng Of traveJlog, he has the
same, plus rewards: little pieces of steak
every tlme he masters a new trick. That
means he has a doable Intake, but he
bums up food twiCe as fast.) He dines on
canned horte meat, beef and lamb, baby •
foods mixed wUh table fare. and distilled
water. . A. 8-JI and .... celebttty .,....
know. autogniph.s .,.. port of the prtce of
fame. "Sign YO\lf name., pkue. Benji?"
Benji gives trainer Frank Inn a kiss and
poses with his costar. Tiffany
asked lnn, p~g an Ink pad at)d paper In
front of him. Benji flattened his paw on the
• pad, then pressed II down on the paper,
leaving a perfect pawprtnt. "Woor?" he
queried, "He wants td know if that's all,"
Interpreted Inn, cleaning off Benji's paw,
which meant that was a.II.
.. When the first Benji book came
out." Inn t:ontinued, "we took him to a
store to sign paperbacks. Alie hundred
books later, Benji was fast asleep. yet still 1
doing his job -automatically hlttO,g the
Ink pad. and then rhe book "Thar's when
a rubber stamp was made of Benji's "signa·
lure .. Although there's no official Benji
Fan Club. hundreds of letters are sent lo
him and Mulberry Square Productions.
where each one is personally answered
Time for the next appointment -an ap-
pearance at the Dallas Convention Hall.
Said Inn, flourishing brush and comb:
"First thing I do each morning Is groom
Benji. When we tour ar do shows. I give
him a quick once-over before we go on
stage." He's bathed twice a week and gets
his feet washed any time he's out in the
mud or rain.
The second dog named lo the American
Humane Association's Animal HaU of
Fame -first was Lassie In the 60's -hap-
pily trotted along on a leash. (Whtie he has
only two collars. he has dozens of leashes.
all matching Inn's outfits.) He gravitates
toward chiJ:dren more quickly than toward
grown-ups Inn observed. "The love they
give Is natural and uninhibited. Dogs sense
that and respond."
WIU there be a third Benji film after
For the Laue of Benji? That's still unde·
dded, but whatever acting Benji does
next. chances are It'll be an all-action role.
"Ben~ tlk.es to move around; he can't
stand sedentary parts,'' said Inn. uRlght.
Benji?" The actor nodded
Meanwhile, you may want to try your
luck at molding a future. four-legged star.
You may also have noticed that stra!»s and
foundlings seem to be making it these days
(Morris the cat. Sandy the dog In the Tony
Award-winning Broadway musical Ann~).
Here are a couple of tips from Inn. who
spent a 13-year apprentkeshlp with Rudd
Weatherwax. Lassie's ITalner. and has lo
his credit Cleo oo The People's Choice.
Pyewacket In Be/I. Book and Condie.
Tramp In My Three Sons. Arnold the pig
In Green A~s. Rhubarb the cal in Break-
fast al Tiffony s. Waieo In Nanny and the
Professor and the complete animal mena-
gerie on the Beuerly H///bf//tes: "Arst check
the eyes: go for dark ones. light ones
can't be trusted nor those that don't look
straight ahead. train the dog to wal~ on a
leash. Pups have human traits: they're
brave °' cowardly. smart Of dumb. But
they all ~ve to be taught" The best place
to pick up a pet, said Inn. Is your fJ1111
local animal 'shelter lillllll
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By Alvin N. &ten, M.D.
More children die &om acddents than from the
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• Insecticides
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• Medicines, especially aspirtn and barbiturates
• Turpentine
• Laundry bleach
• Furniture polish
•Cosmetics
• Rubbfng alcohol
Here are a few rules that must be followed by
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1) Store aD medicines In a locked cabinet or on a
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2) Throw out old, linused medicine.
~ Never gtve medk::atiQn to your child In a dark
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How to persuade total strangers to
send millions of dollars to your home
"With a amall lnreatment and the Recipe to Riches
you can juat about decide how rich you want to be"
~by Richard Suarez
H ow would you like the posunan to
bring your daily mail in a big truck?
But instead of bllb, he'd be bringing
you money. Thousands of dollars every day. And
if you're a little shy, don't wony. You'll never
have to mcc;t the people who send the money.
They'll au be total strangcn.
It's not just a daydream. Because that's what
happe11.5 to me every day. And if you continue
lo read this article, rm going to teU you exactly
how to make the same thing happen lo you!
HOW I DID IT
Let me begin by saying that I'm no different
than you. My father isn't wealthy and I didn't
inherit a million from a rich uncle. In 1973, I was
AlcllarCI Suire~ anel 1111 wife LuAnn
22 yean old. I lived in a $70 a month apartment
next to a laundry. The sounds of mice cnwlin1 in
my toaster lo eat bread crumbs kept me awake at
night. The phr.iJC 'net worth' was a joke lo me. I
wu in debt. My most expensive poSJCSSion was a
'65 Dodp:, worth S 1 SO.
Bui less than 46 months later, all that had
changed. 1 now own four cars.. I have two boats -
-~ .. -· ~·--:~-
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my life. And you make money while working out
of your home. Even if your rctuJU arc bringing
you millions of dollars in ulea, you can still work
out of your own home with just a few members
of your family and 50mc friends.
HOW DOES THE.
RECIPE TO RICHES WORK7
It works exactly like a cake recipe. When you
follow tho roc:ipe step by step, you get a deli-
cious cake. When you follow my Recipe, you
don't make a cake -you just make lots of money.
My Recipe to Riches has two parts. Part I is
a system for coming up with product ideas -like
the Pet Rock. Part U shows you how to persuade
total strangers to send you money for the pr~
ducts you come up with in Part L
Part I or my Recipe does not involve
genius, creativity or in.spiration. In fact,
the three product ideas which have gener-
ated over SJ 2,000,000 in total Ilks for my
company l\ad already been dbcovered.
Millions of people knew about thele
three producu, but they were considered
'loxn.' Part I of my Recipe told me that
they liad the po ten rial to become big
winnen.
But that's where Part II of my Recipe
comes in. With Part II of my system, I pve
these three 'losing' producu a new twist.
After gjvjng them a new twisl, Part II or
my Recipe then showed me step by step
how to pnsuade total strangcn lo tend me
over S 12,000,000 for the1e three products.
YOU CAN DO Ill
Why am I so sure you can get rich following
my Recipe? Becau1e if I did i" to can you. I'm
living, breathing proof that my Recipe to Richu
works. My Recipe can wort for anyone. If you're
young. you can do It. rm only 26. If you're old,
you can do it I made a million ill lea than 46
months. So even if you're 60, you can make it
before you hit retirement age. If you feel your
A80VI: utni ••fore I uwct my R-·~ I owned a ttta Dodie wortJt tUO. AeDVl:i Af• ter ullnt my Recipe, I n--" a ~~ 7 a t11.S, a mlftt conttltlon 1ttO Trlumtlfl TR·S, a Mere••~ euu ZIO SL Coupe, anel a Monte Carlo undau.
an 18 rt. high powered q>ccd bolt and a 22 ft. sex, nee or nationality Is holding you bacJc,
open houso boat. I live in a $100,000 home over-don't worry. With my Recipe. you don't meet
looking• beautiful lake. I'm preddent and owner your customen. Thcte's no eltanoc for prejudice.
of Consumer Publishing Company, Inc. The And your supervbor or boss can't hold you
home of C.P.C. is the 37,000 IQ. rt. Suarez build-back -you're your own boss.
Ing, locall:d on the main street of downtown WHY AM I REVEALING
Canton. And at age 26, I have a net worth, ccrd-MY SECRET?
rlod by a public accountant, of O¥Cr SJ ,000,000. My Recjpe to Rjc!!g has made me a mlllJon-
Kow did I do it? Wei~ It w11n't 1 miracle or luck. lire. You may be wooderina why I'd be wWJna
I just foUowod the Rcctpe to Rk:he\ to pve· it out. I have two ¥try aood ta.IOU
WHAT IS THE RECIPE TO RICHES7 First. at 1p 26, rm too youna to retm.. I'd like
The Retjpe to R!cbg is a system rve ulCd to to continue to wod: al\d imprOlff my Ona.Ddl.I
make lots of money. But It wu spcdally designed potitioft. Second, over 100 people work at my
ror people who had little start up money lite com]>Uly, Conmmcr f'la~ J need to oon-
myaiif. You don' I have to be 1 ~nlus to u1e it. staJ\tly come up With aiew tdcu to keep the work
I lWMf took 1 bu.me. or mukelln, coune In comJna in.
LOWER AtGHT: eetON I fOfl-ffl my A!f!p! to Risi!!!. I llved In a S70 a 111011t11 aputmettt next to
a l~nctry. That's a plctvre of my S' JI r lrltcMI\. ABOVIE: After foO-Jnt 111y Rec..,., I now llve In
a S 100,000 llome v.r•r1-lrll!! a bHutlfvl IMle. T"8t'1 my wit. f9eelt9 our rt elude• In our INlctl r•"'-
HOW RICH CAN YOU GET?
The amount or money you make is entirely
up to you. My Recipe 10 Rjches is very nexible.
You start with a 1111all investment. The ftrst bl~
winner I came up with by following my Recipe.
only took $40 10 test.
You can follow my Recipe to Riches and
still keep your pre1enf job'.'YOu work out of
your home. As more and more money twtt
pouring in, you make a decision. You can hold
down the a.mount of money and just do It as a
hobby. You could make an e.'ttra
SS,000 to $20,000 a year and still keep
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EASY-DOES-IT IDEAS · FOR 11IE BARBECUE ·CHEf
Most of us enjoy outdoor cooking so much that
by midsummer we have repeatedly used favorite
recipes. Here are some new ideas you might try.
By Marilyn Hansen
SAUSAGE MIXED GRD.L
1 lb. lt•ll•n NUUQe, aw.et or hot
1 lb. kn.ckwunt
1 lb. klelb8N or other amoked NUN99
1 lb. amoked HUNge llnka
2 tHapoona car•W8Y Med
'h cupbeer
1 'h cupe bottled hlckcwy b8rbecw NUC.
1. Place Italian sausage In skillet with 2 cups water.
Heat to bolllng, cover, reduce heat and simmer 10
minutes until cooked through. Drain.
2. Cut Italian seusage, knackwurst, klelbasa and
sausage links Into 2·1nch chunks. Thread sausages
crosswise alternately on 8 skewers.
3. Mix caraway seeds, beer and barbecue sauce.
Place skewers on grill 4 to 5 Inches from gray coals
and cook about 8 to 10 minutes on each side, bast-
ing with sauce until weD browned.
'· Setve with any remaining sauce heated as a
dip. Makes 8 servings
FISHERMAN'S KEBAB
1 lb. thJdtty ,i1cect ,..,.. fll1et• (cod, haddock,
bluefi.h, b8u)•
1 lb. medium ahrtmp, cluned
1 lb .... acattope
4 onion., peeled •nd cvt Into chunks
2 green peppers, Meded •nd cut Into chunk•
8 cheny tCNMtMS .
Bottled C..a•r Hl•d dl'ff•lno
Lemon wedges
1. Cut fish fillets Into 11/:Hnch chunks. On four
skewers, alternately thread fish chunks, shrimp,
scallops, onion, green pepper and cherry
tomatoes,
2. Brush with Caesar dressing. Place on oiled grill
4 to 5 Inches from gray coals and cook 3 to 5 min-
utes on each side until done, basting frequently
with dressing. Serve with lemon wedges.
Mo/cu 4 servings
• 1f fillets are thin, stack two together.
PARMESAN CHEESE LOAF
"" cup but* or marprlne, eoflefted
V. cup 9'8ted P•nneaan ct..... v. tHapoon tnatent minced gattlc or 1 amaJI
prllc clowe, cnl9hed v. teaspoon b8all .. •"8
1 tablMpoon chopped P8fSley or 1 'h lHapoon8
parsley fl•k"
1 loet F'9ft0h tned (12to14 Inches tong)
1. In smaD bowl, blend butter. cheese. garlic and
seasonings.
2. Cut bread diagonally at '!•·Inch lntetvals almost to bottom aust; spread seasoned butter between
slices. Place loaf In center of lightly buttered
heavy-duty aluminum foll.
3. Brlng the two long sides of foll together above
bread; fold down toosely In a series of tocked folds.
'· GrlU on rack over medlum·hot coals, turning
frequently, about 20 minutes or until butter melts.
Moku 12 to 14 slk:a
SUPER EASY:
Thrnd 1 'h-lnch chunlca ol unpeeled eggplant or
zucchlnl on skewers. Bnah with any oll and vtne-
gar salad dras!ng. Grlll, 4 or 6 Inches from hot
coats. turning end basting with salad dressing, until
bghtly browned end t~. about 3 IQ. 4 minutes
per skie. Great with grilled meats or ct\B(en.
te • FMtlLYWHKLY,JlllJ~. 1'71
P£0PL&QUIZ/ By John E. Gibson
Does the Importance of clothes to you depend on where
you're &om? Is feedback &om others related to apparel?
HOW THE WAY YOU DRESS
AFFECTS YOUR LIFE
tkmed in depth as to the extent thetr
moods were Influenced by the clothes they
were wearing. Ninety-seven percent of the
youngest group indicated that what they
decided to wear tended to make or break
their day. Seventy-seven percent of the
next age group and 7p percent of the older
group said they were similarly affected by
the clothes they were wearing. ( .. I always
feel great when I wear this outftt." "I wear
this dress when I have a atsl:s to face. It
~ays sees me through." '1'his Is what I
call my bittersweet dress. It maJces me feel
like a tragic heroine," etc.)
3. True. A. Western l1llnots University stu·
dy entitled ClotJi.lng as a Nonuobal Com·
munk:otor of Attitudes and Behaulof'
showed that dothing ts not a vabd due to
men's relationships wtth the opposite sex.
For women, however, It was found that
preference for more revealing styles and
fashions tended to go hand In hand with
TRUE OR FALSE? Ubera1attitudestoward50dal behavior.
l The f dbac:k ,_, fro others de· 4. True. In her treatise on clochlng and • ee you ir• m human behavior, research identtst Mary
pends largely on the e~ Shaw Ryan found that "the Importance
2. The clothes a woman puts on In the placed upon clothing varies wtth the size of
morning can affect the way she feels all the subject's home town. Those from large
day. cities consider clothes more lmportant than
3. The way women dress providet a due do those from sm.aD towns." In addltton, ~1thelr attitudes toward romantic relation· the more money and social prestige peo-
4 ~ Im rtant clothes In llf pie possess the more Importance they tend • po , are your e to assign to clothes and the more their
depeniu: on where you re from and who judgments are likely to be affected by
yo5 ~ w.ttttu..J-t d loth als them. This was not found to be true. how· • 1our a uc owar c es reve a f th in the high-__ · ..... _, lot abo t ever, or ose very ,._ MJUCll
u you. , d d and economic brackets; these people are
6. How a womans attire Is regarde e· well established and socially secure and
pends to a large extent on how pleasing thus do not feel the need to demonstrate
her face is to look at. their position through possessions.
ANSWERS 5. True. Studies conducted at the Untver·
l. True. This ts particularly the case with stty of Saskatchewan (Canada) revealed
casual acquaintances. Psychologlcal stu-that people who were satlsfted with their
dies at Smith ~. for uample, show clothes (feJt comfortable In them and
that, In general, peOple are m<lft likely to thought they looked good In thmi) tended
be honest and straightforward with you If to be outgoing and happy and to cope well
you are well drested than If you are not. with 90dal relationships. On the other
Studies at Wella1cy College Indicate that hand, people who expraeed chronic dls-
people are much more helpful -giving di· satisfaction with thetr wardrobes frequently
tedk>m, providing assistance in a trouble-had less self-assurance. A further Anding:
some situation, for example -when the People who were extremdy preoccupied
person aeeldng help Is attrac:ttvely attired. with clothes -who exaggerated the Im·
Anally, Unlvattty of New MexJeo lnvestl-pot1ance of style and fashion -tended to
gaton evaluated public reactions to the be less well adjusted and .. were seen by
conduct of more than 300 men and wo-their peers as merely 'trying to lmpras.'"
men students attired In high· Of low·status 6. True. In studies conducted by a tum of
clothlng. The study found that most peo-University of Alberta (Canada) behavioral
pie were much more likely to overlook sc;lentlsts, students were asked to judge the
censurable or "out·of·llne" conduct. soda! overall appe.-ance of women attired In a
slights and Inconsiderate behavior with the number of dlffeNnt ~ and fMhlons.
better·dnmed (hlgh·statUs appearance) Each was charactettzed by vmtous degrees
SU~. of fada) attractlvenaa. such 81 a pleaant
2. True. A tum of Unlwntty of ~ or unpleasant expccwlon. h -.. found
tie (New South Wales) behavioral scientists that regardlas of what each subject lolleft.
made a study ol WOrMn. randomly MJed-fada1 appearanc8 WU the slenlftcant factor
ed from t.hrM age group9: 16-20 yeas, In ddemlnfng how well each W8I ml
21·30 yean, 31-45 yem-t. AU weft qua-judged to look.
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actually llelpa your body ealdln 111 .•. ...,... It up
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Of courw It -nca too good to lie ltuel But Ille
pr1nclplff behind !Illa thrllllllg PERMANENT RE·
DUCINO Pl.AN h-bMrt confirmed bJ doc:to,.. 111
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ported In medical Joumal alter medical Journal -la
rwleued to you ltlrOUGfl lhla lnnlt"n<:emant -to
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OR IT DOESN'T COST YOU A PENNYI You he ..
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OR PAY NOTHINGI
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or even 10 etubbom pound1.
AIMI lllefl '°"' wtl ..-w ......,edl You ate>pped
your brutal diet. Your lat dripped back -._..,,..,,
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AN ENTIRELY NEW KIND Of ~DUCINO AGENT
WAS NEEOED BY YOU I All ACTIVE •oen• th•t would
llllp conciuer ugly lat at Ila eource -OWMATINOI
Whit altnply hid to be found wu • Natwll lllgrldlenl
thll WCNld llelp YOUR BOOY'& OWN NATUAAL
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to Llletlme Sllmn-: llrstly, bJ ... ......_ I/le lllHl'en
body •oalnll Ille root c•-of rour p-t lat build-
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of Y°"( body ui.. water dripping out of a • -
WITHOUT TORTURE -WITHOUT SLIDING 8ACKI
let -u:ptaln. y,,.,, own doctor wlll tall you ltlll
1111 Ill ln11de your body II dl11rlbutad, In "' ... 1 ..
globe, In fAT STORAGE POCKETS undemHdl your
ekln. You can touch tlleae poc-•t• youraell -11 II'°"'
walatllne, on your etomach, your thlglla, befllncl your
lllpa, on '°"' ahoulder'a. chftt Ind Cllln -dlallgurlng rou• enllrw bodyl
And II you honeatly went to '9duce all over your
body, lflan JOU hive to lltectc all of llllle lat pock111
al ... -.... I You 11"'9 to ... Ille uofy Ill out
of lttOM pocket• ... Into your blood 11-. . . ao
It can be bumed up end LIOUIPtl q lnelde your body.
And -n--11111 11 euc11)' Wllll WATl"-
81NDINQ C.llllloae helpe your bOdy dol It actually
llllp1 UQUIP'Y th1t 111 a .. ry ml11ut1 of lhe cley. Wllll•
you • ...,,. WM• YCN Ml. While you pllJ. It hetp1
tum diet aolld lat Into llquld lnalde your body •..
It llllpe your body -11 down ugl)' 111 Into lllrmleN ••II• . . end then It llelP• now that water right
out of your body -FOAEVERI
Tlllnk of Ill 8eceuH ol Ila n11ural WATl!ll-81NDINd
quallllee, dlla Wonder Wor1<er duplicated lrom N•
ture'• Plant Oarden -'When ••ken with • ol•N ol
wat11 full u naturwlly H ••llllng d-n your di lly
\'It-In plll wllh waler -actuall)' BINDS AND
BLENDS with !hit water to glwe your atomacll a
IMllng of almoat lmpoeelble-tc>-bellew 111l1lact1onl
Tllat'a why WATlll-elNDINQ Cellul-n-la uMd
wherewr the 1peclel need 1xl1ta to provide owr-
w1lght man and women with APPETITE SATISFAC-
Tl<>f' WITHOUT CALORIES • , . wller-r the ac>eClll
tlMd axlate to CONQUER RUNAWAY HUNOE" -FOREVER I
Y11I No wonder WAnll-etNOINO Oellul-II now
UllCI by Ille Diet Ot1llb lndualry lo add Ille "leellng"
of body to 1/1-drlnka WITHOUT ADDING eAL·
ORIESI By Ille Diet foHI lndUllt)' becauM It blndl
wltll Ille rnolature In thoM lood1 to otve you an ln-
como1rallle "INllng" ol FULLNESS AND SATISFAC-
TION -WITifOVT CALORIES! By the .._. hiduetry
bec:IUM It blndl •Id! lhe ftlOllllvrw "' ... _ I-to
Inc,.... Ille "fN llng" of volutl\e In tho. bl'Mda -
WITHOUT l\DOINO MORE fl\TTENINO DOUGH -
WITHOUT ADOINO CALOAIESI
'-U. .. M ...
·-.. ,...._,Of!SWlll It'• trvel Reduclllg rwaulta 1hould be flntaellc.
You wlll NOT gl.,. Up °" Itta food• JOU low -JOU
wlll only "-111•1 -ulng 11U1lled IMllllg tlllt let1
-,ou ~ ...i......, wt.._ .. ...._ You wlll
NOT be on 1 etat'Vlltloft diet -Md ~. '°"
wlll -uparlenca • •Ingle mOll'lenl of ,_out
hungerl •
White you .,. t.•tlno on perteetly -•ble
porllon1 of moutll-wa111tng 1111u, thief! Juicy ellcea
of roaat bfff, potatoaa, bullar and braad -lfOU
lhould I-Inch alllr lncfl of let lfom JOU' w1111.
thlp, htpe -•II _, your bodyl Clothaa you lied
glWft 119 on ,_,, anould 1>9g1n to -· °"' of c,_. aollnl
YNI IN Off£ MElCEND JOU Wiii lo. UO to t SH*flde o1 uoty fwt end lluldl IN 14 SHORT DAYS -uo to 12 ""'"'8 of ..-W9fdllt .... rlgllt out of
J'OU• 11\IQlle, lllc>I. atomecll, lllouldara. rece aNf necll
-.... 1111 -your bodrl IN EXACTLY THOSE SAME 2 ASTOUNDING WEPS -lncf\N of ftlb tNt
you Clft actually feel and --eallop rlfht off '°"' wlllltllnel Met tlllft JOU wlll eo"" ,_ tlle'9 to '-IO ••• ao • • . 40 ~ of e""11 fat 11'11111 ~ COt'llef af ,.ur bodr -ANO UEI' THAT fAT
Off FOMW"I 8-,,_ -111, lot .. lofte ..
,.,.. "'""""' anct lllipplty follow ......... ,. ' ..... .. lett... Nlllr91, """"""' ~ly ... to • foo'9roof ut.tlllle P1111 diet, totallltr, •Ill tet~lly
help ....., .... Uff1 ... ,_ '-"" Oii '°"' bodr •* eealnl Aciuattr .._ It ott -F<>" THE MST Of YOUf' ENTIM ADULT LIA!I
...... It Y-at P'ef 14 .._... o.,.
-bttNfJ Al Oar....,_,
YM I Now tllll -pro-P£ ........ ENT AE-
DUCINO Pl.AN 11 you,. to try, "' JOU' -n home,
wld\out rlalllnO • pannyl It lllll9t flow ug!J .-e Ill
rlgllt out OI yCNr body, bet-your vary own eyea, Ill
1111 rtrst 14 day. 11--Ofll E"1!RY P£NNY OF
YOU" PUACHASE l'AICE BACK ( .... Po1taoa a
hlndllno)I "--lier, lhla It n« 91 nraOftl. cor1jectvrw, or
elll~tlon. IT 18 AIEl'OATED MEDICAL Of'INIONI
Tiie prlt!Clp... befllnd lflr'llllnO ..... ...... ..._,
pralMd bJ doctora Ill tMtllllg IMdlcal toumU all
0"9r Ille world.
Tiie price II only •.M for 76 l•bleta. or a "'" twc>-
weeb aupply. Of, " you wlah, you 1'1111 °"'9t ltle
wondlr-wortilllg fCICMablel or 1~Ulb4et eupply -
and MW'I Mlftlr11lnl mnCMlta of lllOMJI Wllfl die
_,,. ~bac:ll guarMIM, oC courwa.
Yeu hl¥1 llOthlllt to Jo. -but UOIJ .. 19'1L The
rtrat 14 dert 1i-MUST lh9 Piii Ille '9duclng ,...
eulta you !Int pfW)'ld tor, for WMl'I· or row ~
baellL Miii Iha Ho-RllH~OUPOfl. TOOAYI
~ 1917 Allllfk.111 C:0-Inc . CWtll• M., "'Ila. l'A ttt1t
IN 14 lffORT DAYS ALL YOU LOU 18
WIJQHT • • • WIGHT • • • WIJQHT1
Yeal Read 11111 -tlan carefully. II JOU .,.
pat1eclty "-t, )'Oii Wiii lldlftlt to you,..11
lhll 1t1l1 eitl\ply flaa to lie 1111 '"°'' lllrilllrl11 rwdUclnO guan1111aa rou hava • ..., rwac11
(1): * <>Ma WUUNO -JOU l!tVlt 10M up
lo t p-w. of vfb flt ll!MI nuw ...
Cl): * 14 INOln' DAYs -JOU 1111• toea up to 12 pouftde ot -welgtlt ,,_ ._,
part Of ,_ bodr -"""' lllpa, lll-.dl. ahouldeta. face Md Mel •••
(I): lie TitOM IA.Ma I WDU -llldl9e
oe flab muat ••top rltM oft ,_ , .. 1au1111
••• -OR you ahply Ntum IN UIWMd por-
tion of PAP for YOUR ruu. PUACHASE
"'ICE llAC«I 0o you ...., _, to now 111/h t111 !Wit wt
of '°"' bodr -f--1 .... you Ill• Ille WIJ to do It. IHll Nc>-Rllll ()oojpoll, TOOAYI
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bodr ,..., _. .... "-I -~ P-. Q "-'lcaft ~
alble. I w8flt the oner clltcUd M!ow. If 'not • o ....., Ollelva
lfttl'9d, I .._ ...... It wlltlll 14 ... for 1111 Ml 8AMC N'-.-EA
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Quips & Quotes
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
CARPET BRAGGER
Our carpeting Is wall· to-wall
In euery room -well, not quite
all.
Our kitchen floor Is carpetles.s,
And that Is just as well. I guess
If It were carpeted, just think
Of drippings dripping from the
sink
As well as from the stoue
. aglow -
Pans sizzle there, pots overflow
But if our barren kitchen floor
Were carpeted from door to
door,
I'd pick a carpet whose design
Would serve the purpose really
fine,
With dots and splotches mod
and mad, too,
That day by day we'd simply add
to. -Richard Armour
MONEY
The district attorney was aoss-
eemlning the defendant. "And
after you had poisoned the cof·
fee and your husband sat at the
table partaking of the fatal dos-
age, didn't you feel the slightest
qualms? Didn't you feel the
slightest pity for him?"
"Yes, 1 did for: a moment."
"When was that?"
"When he asked for a second
cup." -Conrad Fiorello
A dog has so many friends be-
cause he wags his tail Instead of
his tongue. -Tom LaMance
THROUGH A CHILD'S
EYES
The other d-,, my 4-year-o&d '°" appured at my odghboR.
"Mummy pvc me permllstoft
to come," he ~-"You
have a nlc« Mummy." my neigh·
bor saJd. "Ya." he replied,
"but •he .. gdttng o&d. -
-Eodyn Oayton
~.N.C.
Send contt.wuona 10 "'Cl\lkl." Fam.t,
W..-1-,. 6'1 Lexington Aft .. N.Y .. H Y
10022 S 10 II uMd -none 1e1u1"9<!.
Haw Ta Became Yaur Own
Ecanamics Expert
Business people and stock·
market Investors are not the only
ones who can benefit from a
careful reading of the financial
section In a newspaper or maga-
zine. Nuggets of infonnatlon are
often there that can save an alert
consumer a good deal of money.
Not long ago, for example, ttle
business pages reported that the
International Trade Commission,
an agency of the U.S . Govern-
ment. had recommended a 15-
percent lncre• In the lmpon
duty levied on forelgn·made col·
or telev151on sets. The previous
tax was 5 pacent. A slmplc c:af-
culatlon showed that the n.W tax
could add as much as S75 to the
price of an Imported color TV. If
you were plaMlng to buy such a
set, you could have saved that
amount by making your pur-
chase before the higher tax was
scheduled to go Into effect.
In recent months slmUar tax in·
a~ were recommended for
lmponed shoes and for some
textile goods -hints to the bar·
galn-eonsdous consumer to buy
before prices rise. Quota restric-
tions on Imported Items also
forecast higher retail prices. The
quotas are designed to limit sup·
plies (thus protecting American
producers), but limited supplles
eventually mean higher costs.
Similarly. when commodity
traders bid up the prices for fu.
ture deliveries of such Items as
grains, precious metals or food
crops, It's often a sign of higher
retail prices to come. A news
item reporting Increases In the
cost of raw materials can alert
you to posslble higher costs for
finished products that use such
materials.
Being your own economic
forecaster is often nothing rnOt.
than reading bustnas news care-
fully. and then using common
sense to ftgure out what the data
will mean. -Norma11 LobMAa
f'AMILYWUK1.Y,Julyl1, 1m • 11
Now3 great ways io lookno-bra natural:
The new FmeSpirifc.onvertible PlungeBra.
Not just any bra would do for the fR!e and natural you.
So Playte>t9 aeated the new Free Spirit Convertible
Plunge Bra. The bra that's no-bra natural.
Softly rounded b'ioot cups hug smooth as skin.
Com.iertib&e straps go three ways. One way fOt' halters.
One way for plunges. Still another way for criss-cross.
The Free Spb1t Corwertible Plunge. h's no-bra:natural.
The Clairo .. Skin Machine
is a natural, too.
Buy any Free Spirit Bnt and ~wdl saw you
almost $8.00 on the fabulous Clairol Skin Mach1ne.
Cleans your face like nothing else. Leaws your skin
feeling &ah and alive. See details of offer below.
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OQ. 31, 1971. Remow the sa/stij,e label from the bns. Then fill out the coupon and mail I I with c1atect sales receipt. label portion anct $8.25 • • • 1n check or money order to:
I ~ Dept #6325A, Box 1300, Pleyte:x Park, Dowi; Delaware 19901 I I Please aDOw 12 weeks for deltwry. I
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I Name I
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Pleaunt Dreamer
Feel as If you crawfed out of the wrong side
oi bed this moming? ft might be due to
something you dreamt. says Dr. Milton
Kramer, a psychlatrtst at the Untv. of Cin-
cinnati College of Medk:lne. Kramer, who
has been studying the reJatlon between
sleep and moods for 7 yeas along with Dr.
Thomas Roth, $ayl that the btggest influ-
ence on how happy we feel ln the morning
Is who appears In our dreams rather than
what happens In them. He says the more
people In the dream the better we feel,
and that each oi us has a certam land oi
character .wtw. appearanoe makes us
happier. Kramer's walk may have thera-
peutic applk:ations -he and Roth have
already dtscovemt that the mentally UI 1 often dream about different types oi char-
acters Jhan other people. After further
studies, therap6sts might be abN to help
people fee) better by Influencing thetr
dram content.
FAMILY WEFJlLY
,.,,_,._~~WM ,... ........ .........
Motton FrWlll
Ex~v, ....... .,..__
Pailrld! M. Untlley
~~seott DeG&rmo
Deaf Map •Hear" W Programs
Several million deaf Americans will be able will cost approximately $100. In the mean-
to see captk)ned telev\slon programs at the time, Mn. Cubberiey says that 256 PBS
same time others watch the unc.aptioned stations currently run about 10 hours ol
programs, thanks to a new technological captioned prognunmlng per week. To 6nd
development. The dosed-caption system out what Is avallat:H ln your area, contact
has already been tested at 13 locanons your local publk: broadcasting station. H
around the country, says Mrs. Loretta you'd llke more Information on the cap-
Cubberley of PBS, which helped to devel-tlonlng system, wrtte Mrs. Cubberfy at:
op the system. The system should be PBS, 475 L'Enfant Plaz.a, Washington,
available to the public within 2 years and D.C. 20024.
How To Save Your Dog's Life
Mosquitoes may be just a summer an-
noyance to you, bUt they am kill your dog:
Veterlnarlans aaoss the country are seeing
a dramatic lncrease tn he.artwonn, a bfe-
threatening but preventable Infection ol
dogs that is carried by mosquitoes. Onc::c
confined to the warm Southeastern coastal
regions, heartworm n\)W has tpread to
other parts of the country. Dr. '1.awtencc
TUiey. a staff cardiologtst at New Ven
Oty's Animal Medical Center, wariw that
most Infected dogs won't show'-.ny SV01I>'
toms until the dlseate ls vay advanced, IO
prevention Is the best medicine. To aafe-
guard yow pet, Or. TUiey advt.ta:
• Check with pour llt!t to tee tf you 9ve In
an area where your dog runs • rbk oi
Infection.
• I/ to, haue vour dog tatitd to see If It ls
. Infected.
• If the dog ls rl9f tnf~d. ft can be pro-
,tected by being Fed a dally tablet ldlethvl-
oarbammtne) that your vet will gtvc you.
The medlc:aUon costs 5C a day fOJ a poo-
dle, up to 12¢ for a shepherd.
• Only uninfected dogs can be given fhe
,preventive medicine. If your dog ahady
has heartwonn, the vet wlll tntat him with
a drug to kill the WOtmS. U the disease Is
caught early enough, the suc:cess rate Is
high.
What'• Your Fire Plan?
"What you do In the ftrst 10 MCOnds after
you discover a ftre can make the difference
betwinn llfe and death." says Howard
Owen, ftre commissioner oi Baltimore,
Md. °'"" urges aD famlla to wori< out a
prtmary plan oi escape wtth at least on•
alternate escape route fot each penon. He
also says tt's lmportant to have a predeter·
mined gathering place to meet after you've
escaped to make sure .vayone Is safe.
CaD the fn depm1ment -but only after
you've escaped. And never try to put <>qt a
fire younctf. To gain prectous seconds,
OWen recommends buytng a smoke detec-
tor. He advtscs Mlectlng a detector that
hu the UndeNlrtters Laboratory (UL)
seal, and OM that ii battery-operated IO
that tt wlJl work If the electrtc:al current goa
oif because ol the fire.
QulckTakee
Dieting may not always trim your walsl·
line, but It wtl lighten your wallet says a
Hofstra Uruv. sociologist who reports
that AmcrlcaM 8pad U .4 blllJoa
a pear trylog to loee weltbt. Weight-
watchers spend a billion dollars on dJet
food, books and llterature and $220
million a year at health spas and
wetght-reduclng salons .... WashJngton
)oumallm rate the postal servbl third
class. The 57 Washington prus corpe
rnemben surveyed tiy Washlngton Re·
searchers, an independent Information
service, said that die U.S. Ponal Sa-
wlce an-die wont lnfcwmatlon of
..., FedenaJ .... Cl' The joumalbts
gave high marks to the Dept. oi the In-
terior and the Environmental Protec-
tion Agency .... The Dept. oi Labor says
that die eutomobde bMluay 18 dae
...... emplo,er la the U.S., em-
ploying 851, 000 peopk! last year.
Runner-up was the steel Industry, with
543,000 worken .... H you thlnk you've
been hearing more people speaking
foreign languages lately, you're right.
The U.S. Tra..t Sentu aaya we
c:an aped a record 5 mllboa fc.-
dp wt.tton (not counting Canadians
and Mexicans) this year, a 14% In·
crease! over the number of Bicentennial
tourists.
Road•lde Attraction
Billboards may soon become a !Teat for the
sore eyes of weary travelers. The Oregon
Arts Commission. the Visual Arts Re-
sources at the University of Oregon Mu·
seum of Ar1 and the National Endowment
for the arts are cosponsoring a statewide
blll>oard des91 competttlon to select fow-
deslgns that wru be reproduced on 100
roadside b~ by the end of the sum·
mer. "We thought billboards would be
Ideal spaces to put art to reach people who
never go to a museum." says Mlc:hM!I
Whitenack, director of Visual Arts Re-
sources. Plans are undetWay to expand
the competition to other Western states
next summer.
BIRTHDAYS (aD Leo): Saac18J -
Evonne Goolagong 26; Milton Friedman
65. Moaclaf -Yves St. Laurent 41; Ar-
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53; Peter O'Toole 44: Carroll O'Conn()(
53. WedlM9Cl.ay -Tony Bennett 51:
Leon Ul1s 53; Dolores del Ibo 69. n. ...
def -Queen Mother EJlzabeth n . Fri-
da, -NeU Armstrong 47; Roman Gabriel
37; John Huston 71. S.tunt., -Ludlle
Bell66; Robert Mitchum 60.
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SUICDAY, lULY JI
10:30 m Ood&ef Ov1011lll'Tq1me Show
11:00 m Ood1ers 8ueball Los Angeles Dodgers v~ Montreal hpus
fD Gnnd~ri Ttnnis "louosvolle Tennis Classic s,m1 hnals ol the
matches u1sv1lle Kentucky
12:00 O l'ro fin arloe Jones 1s host
12:30 '}} Ara l'arw(h~n Sports
( 17' CL> Sportscope
1:00 O ((!l) Cj)) ()_1 USAC Auto R1<int Covmgr ot the re•as 700 aut~
me from Cotrege Station, r eu s
2:30 O :al Hone b<1n1 Co'ierage ot the R11nbo. futu11t1 Race
from Ruidoso Down, New Me1ito.
4:30 CV Pro fan
< tr m i Sportscopt MONDAY, AUGUST l
1:30 0 LI) (1]) (ta; I l)) ABC Mondar 1Ci1ht 8aseball I um~ lo be
announced
10:00 fn Cr1nd Pm Tennis Summer Tour lou1sv1llt Tennis Classic lhe
hm1ls of !he singles matches from Lou1sv1tre. Kentucky
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST l
7:30 ® lbjor lu&ut 8aseblll Oakland A's vs. Balllmore Orroles
THURSDAY, AUGUST .f
7:30 IS Mljor Luaue 8awllall 01kilnd A's TS. Baltlt'llOl't Oriolts.
1:00 Ii) A.rt« Soutr Los Anttles Altecs vs Vancouver Whitecaps SATURDAY, AUGUST 6
11:00 U IHl m (8 Granctsund/Majot lu1u1 8ueban Teams to bt
announced 11:30 m Tiils WIQ in 8awblll
12:00 m The Racers Johnny Rutherford IS host
12:30 fD Gt1nd l'ril Tennis Summer Tour finals cover1ge in doublu
compthlton lrom Lou1sv1lle. Kentucky 3:00 f) CJ) Yoho ltlris aastic
.f:OO 8 Cl) turtf«d Opn Gott
4:30 all Giants 8awbaH San Francisco Giants vs. Ph1ladelph1a Phtlhn
5:00 D (<llJ (I)) CJ) CBS Spotts S,.Ctacullr
D CD CIDl (QI> Cl)) AIC's Wide World ot Spom &:oom wel'Tennis
1:00 all Tennis ~n F11nc1sco GOlden Gaters vs Pho,ntl
11:30 a bms P'r..S.»Oft FootNll Los Ancms Rams vs M1nneso11 V1k1nas
SUNDAY, JULY 31
6:00 g ct) "The Dion Brethtrs" (adv) '7•-Stacy Keach. Frederic ForreSl m "flyin& firers" (adv) 42-John Wayne. Paul Kelly, ~nna lee
1:00 m The l'tstm1n Alwm llinp Twice'' (dral '46-Lana Turner
9:00 f) (<Ill (I)) (CJ "Hannie Caulder" (dra) '71 -Raquel Wekh 0 (l) LfQ) (tllJ lf) ~ "JW Coop" (wes) 71-ChH Roberlson
t.30 U l2J) llJ m "O CC) "The Silenu" (<Ira) 'l l Richard Thomu
MONDAY. AUGUST I
1:00 O "fran•ensle1n" (hor) S8-8o11s KarloH
O ct> "Grand Duel" (wes) '74-lee Van Cltel Peter O'Brldn
9:00 U @ 8 m 13f -C:, "Lolly Madon111" (drl) 73 Rod S1e1ge1
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2
8:00 Ill "Bride of Frankenstein" (hor) 35 El.s.1 lanchester
O (C) "Oonootan's Reel" (adv) '63 John Wayne Lee Marvin
Ql ~"The Bucuoetr'' 1adv) 58 Yul Brynner Claue Bloom
9:00 0 (]) lfOJ (13J (J J) (C) "Goodbye Columbus" (com) '69-Rrc/lard
8en1am1n Ali McGraw
WCOICESDAY, AUGUST 3
1:00 II "Cmlurt From Ille llbck la&oon" (hor) '54-R1thard Carlson
Ii) Ct) ''i>tath Rides A Hone" (wes) 69-lee Van ()eel
9:00 8 (CJZi (I)) ~ "DtMly Traders'' (wes) 73-Richard Harns
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4
1:00 U (2}1 'l l m (J_(J ltJ "The Sa111 Slltppard Murder Case" (dra)
'76 Gtoree Peppard. Wilham Windom. Nina Van Patlandl
O "lteven1e of the Creature" (hor) '55-John Agar
f'ltlDAY, AllCOUST 5
1:00 U wSon of fra11•ensttin" (hor) 39 Sons Karloff 0 (]) ((21) (I))~ "Lucan" (adv) '17 -Kevrn Brophy
0 ct) ull Can 9e Done Amico" (wes) '73 -Jack Palance
t:OO D CCill CD) ())CC> '11ltJ c.11 Me Mt. Tibbs" (dra) '70-Sldney
Poitier, Martin landau, ll11ba11 McHalr.
9'JO 8 Cil <118 (QI)())) ct> ''UatM of Htll Heu•" {susp) '71 -Roddy M<:DowalJ. Garle Hunn1e11n. CIM Rn1ll. II
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6
6:00 D CC,) "Topu,r (com) '64-Peter Ust111ov 1.-00 D ct> "ll!ftrno .. (dra) ·~J-Robert Ryan, Rhonda Fleming
l:lO O Won Man" (hor) '41 -Cliude Rain\
t:OO 0 @ m IHl (<:) "The Frtftt "ct" (com) '66 J1tk Lemmon
t.lO 0 (C) "Mlllitf Clilllc" (ho!) '66-Wrlham &reer
HOYT AXTON'S:
JOY TO THE WORLD
Singer-songwriter Hoyt Axton's autographed inscription
to lnends and fans rs qurle simple· "Joy to you."
The burly performer. whose music runs the gamut from
tolk, pop and country-western. spreads joy wheth8f he's
srnglng, writing. acting or just berng "ti I didn't have a well
developed sense of humor, !hey would have blown my head
011," Axton said woth a wide grin. "My songs. my perfor-
mances-they represent my hopes, dreams and desires. My
ambition I& to do wtiat I do well and I usually have a goOd
lime no ma11er what I'm doing "
This was quite evident as Axton strolled around on the sat
ol NBC's McCloud. where he was one of a cast of guest
stars In "The Moscow Connection." a 9~minute segment
on the NBC Sunday Mystery at 8PM. Axton plays a country-
western singer whose Russian tour otters McCtoud (Dennis
~aver) the perfect cover for busting a multi-million dollar
International drug ring. McCloud goes along as bodyguard
and guitarist
Humming happy tunes, Axton isn't the serious actor
running lines In his head. discouraging conversation. He
talks and he enjoys ti
"I consider myself a 'personallty' actor, as opposed to a
legitimate actor llke Robert Mitchum or Steve McOueen:·
Axton explalris. "John Wayne Is a personality actor. I
consider myself a John Wayne. rather than a Sir Laurence
Ollvler."
As a group of young ladies enter the huge studio door
looklng for Hoyt. he becomes Instant host Everyone Is
crowded Into a small corner for !Urning ot the scene. It's hot
and the 80 or so people add to the unbearable temperature
Despite the heat, Axton·• manne< is cordial. his words warm
and his attitude happy. When the ladles are distracted from
Axton by the presence of 'Neaver. Axton Introduces them,
relishing the chance to bring them all togethar
"Dennis fa a fine human being and I Ilka working with
him," Hoyt says proudly "He sings my song. 'Speed Trap:
In this."
Despite his pTitsent assignment. It's app!lrent that songs
are Hoyt's forte as It has been for some time. "Whel'I I was a
kid, I learned to low singing lrom my father. wtio loved to
11ng," Hoyt recalls. "My lather, John Thomas Axion, was a
high school history teacher and athletic director whO sang
beeause It made him feel good. That's 1he main reason I
sing "
Hoyt's songs h1111e been recorded by such luminaries as
Helen Reddy, Glen Campbell, John Denver, Joan Baez,
'Cher, Three Dog Night and Elvis Presley
"My songs express a positive attitude toward Ufe; thay
accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative," he
concluded. One ol Axion's biggest hits. recC>fded by Three
Dog Night. was "Joy to the World." That's Hoyt's message
all the time.
lidllrcl 1holnll, Emmy hard-winner for his portrayal of Jobn Boy
•The Wattoa. and Tony Award-winner Cliff Gorm111 lbr in "Tht
Silence," the true slOfJ of.West '9int Cadtt James J. Ptlosl who was
offidally ostracized by his dassmates for 1llqedly riolltin1 the
tcademy's hollOf code. The drama repeats Oii HC, Sundly from 9:30
to UN. Thomas portrays Cadet l'tlosl 1nd Corman c:o-lbrs as
Slantey Cirtenbera. the scremrrittr wtlo cenducts • •ries of
inttmews wittl Pelosi •bout his ordul, f0Howin1 the cadtt's
lflduatlon.
Ned Btltty (of "Nashville"_, "NllweR") lbrs IS Nick Szysznyl
ia • ""' fhHpbodt comedy "Siymyk," Oft C8S, Monday at
l:lOPll 8utty portrays I retired lllrlM wbo be&ia I MW Clf1tr IS
1 Wallln&tDn, D.C. community center 111,.msor, ud soon discoftrs
bis MW c!Yr&a-the 11tl&flbor1!ood youths wflo f requtftt die ptay.
lfOU'ICl-art not a trtetallte u wtrt his fonMr recniits. Aho
stanin& with lutty 1rt OIMI Cole, S-Lanier, Leonard Bm,
Jlrrod Johftsaa, llny Miier, Scott c.Mmby 111d Thomas Carter.
DaYid Huddleston stan (wttll f.clit McCklra. Bonnie Ebsttl, flat
Plttrlon ud Peter hlnler) In The lllllbb, a!MltJltr S..pisodt
allMdy llfta on HC, ....., at 9:30PM. The Klllibks ut 1
bordierllM Mther11 f1t11ity wllo "'°" to "nowtiere" Calitoml1, buy 1
.,_, ps sbltion and are COMtantty schemhl1 to "Mat the
.,...m." ltl tlle pre111itrt epbodt, a KaNibks plot to 1et on the
w.tfart rlles cowflktl witll tflelr scheme to loil 1 major oil comp111y
frlndllte. •
I MORNING
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-7:30-
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8 :00
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9 McMe: s,, Oavltme Mov1u
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iJIJ T ou're On
-10:30-
0 (it7 13) CIJ Lon ot Ult
D l1J 'IJ m Of It's Aaybody's
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D L 10 ( 2t e ) $20.000
Pyral'llid m Andy G11tt1tll
O> Wildhft Adventure
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fZi) Sewme Slrffl
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Tomorrow
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U Groucho
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12:00
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U TMt Girl
U lilowit: See Oayltme Movies
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CE I Ortam of Junnie
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-12:30-
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Turns
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Ill !Ins
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CD The llllUllSlcn (IB <8 ) CartOOlls m m features '" Hollywood Squares
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D L ( lll J ) Tatt1etalts u m The 6'111 sno.
U Lowe Ame1ia11 Style
J!J*rtoons
'9 ZOOlll _4:30-
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0) Puf11Shr1/lidSYll1t
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U t J Men Gfiffin ShO'*
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fD Mister Roeers 0> Glni&an's Island
in: Cl~ Ironside
lti Ollr CJn&
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D Wiid Wild Wat
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Viewpoint on Nutrition
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fJ Marlo & the M111c Machine
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10:00
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eJ F utbol Soccer
fJ)) JoOHnt
11:00
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Padres Ba11b1ll San 01ego
Padres vs New York Mets O Q ) (l21J ill) Adnntum of
Gillie an
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Dodgers vs the Montreal [aPQs m Churcfl i• tlle "°"" iZJl r)) Reli&ious Special
(3) First 8aptis1 Church fD Grand Pri1 T111nls "loursvrlle
Tennis Class1e .. Sem1hnals ol the marches from lou1sv1lle, Kenlucky lE Human Dimension
~ Lind of Ille lost
-11:30-
fJ MoY!t: (CJ ''Tu for Two" (mus)
'50 -0om Day, Cordon M1cRae
Gene Nelson
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0 Cl) (!Bl Cl)) Animals, Anlm1ls
(J)l lilofil:t'tt•s A Do(s Life" (com)
55 Dun Jauer Jell R1ct111ds
(Cl! ) Soul T rtin
QJJ Kids from C.A.P.E.R.
AFTERNOON
12:00
D Reliaious Procnm "Conversa !ton With llzhak Pell111an
D Merrit: Ml.ittlt Blc H«n .. (•esJ
'51 Lloyd 811dees. John Ireland
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NEW ANGEL
There's a new "Angel" in town Cheryl Ladd will ~tar cl~ K11 Munrol',
newesl member ol rhe Charlie'" Angels cast, on ABC for thP I all
season Young. beaut1tul Cheryl arrived tn LO'-Angele~ from Huron,
<;.D ~even y«i.>ars ago, c1nd landed a 1ob d!> a singing VOl<"e 1n 1he I lanna-
Barbera cartoon series. losll' cJnd 1he Puswcal!> )rm.E' then, \hC' has
racked up over 100 TV commernalc. and appeared rn an 1mpres-.1v€' list
ol telev1s1on !>enes, including Code R, The Rool..1e\. t,w1tch, Ironside.
The PartridgE' family. Happy Day", Police Woman. and the ABC Movie
ot the Week, .. Satan·., C\chool for Girls·· She alc.o appeared in the
feature films , "lamat{cl Reef .. and "Marriage 01 a Young litockbroker "
Her parents and mo~t ot her family still hvP 1n Huron where her
father rs an engineer with the Chrca!(o Northwc•stern Railroad Co <;he
has brothers Bnan, 18, and ~eth, ff Her older sister. Mary Ann . is
married and has two sons. Billy Bob and John
Cheryl has been mamed four year~ to actor David Alan I add. son <>f
the late actor Alan Ladd and ..,ue Carol Ladd of Palm <iprtngs, Calif
Cheryl and David are the parents of one child, lordan Eltzaberti Ladd,
2.
Cheryl, a natural blonde with blue·green eye\, began her career as
Cheryl Stoppelmoor, her rnatdM name As a ~oungster she studied
voice and dancing, ortginally asprrrng to a career in mu!>rc. [ncour-
aged by her rather she enterrarned family and friends by singing, and
playrng guitar As a teenager, she toured South Dakota with a local
srngmg group. "The Music Shop ·· Through an <1ppearance on The
Tonight Show she attracted the attention of recordrng industry
executives, later signing with Capitol Records
The S·foot-4, 103-pound beauty (measurements 35-23·34) loves
, physrcal activrty, including tennis, gymnastics and scuba diving.
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D <.l.l ((8) (l)) luuu ind
Answtn
CJl Pro Fin
Cl) A ltlt11 lif1
@ C1J Moms: House ot ~rds
'Sunshine Pal11ol"
illJ Voice of ~iculb111 tlD tall It M.uro111
(ll) E11cydoptd11 Bnunmc:•
-1i:30-u (]) (121) ) OirKtlOlll
O Wuted Dud Of Alrv1
II> Yictory at Sta IBl U.S. flr111 Report m Cit1t111a 36: Des11t Unoer the
Elms'
@ i Movie: ctJ "Solchtr ol fortune"
(dra) SS Clark Gablt
1:00
U ()) USAC Auto Rattn& fht
"Te•n 200" ract from Colle&t
Station. Tens
Cl) [1plorln1 R1ll1ion
11 At One Wltll ...
U Stirtlme CJ Abllolt l Costello ® Alllm1l4, Animab
II) Bowery Boys
((ll) Cl)) Ca11Jdian Open Coif a """ ,~ to Adttnturt ( (3) C1J) ComtdJ Clu.110
0> Round C.ro/[n U Mundo
-1:30-rn Mtd11
O The 81rbara Mdlarr Show
(]) flus Is lastllall
®) llame of Ille Game
'2IJ r ord l'tlllpot
2:00
Cl) To,lc/MoM: COtoanuls
11 Meet Ille P'ttu
Cf) lofta11a D Mowit: "And So Tiier wm
Married" (com) .U Robert
Mrtchum. Simone Simon m Mired Hltdlcod Pratnb
Cl) Tarun
1211 The UlltOtldltbles
(121) (])) The b.1vt Ii Ptact
OJ Sltmprt tn Dolllillp
m Tltt 1.,1 "'°"' -2:30-
11 Mo.ii: ~ "P'trdon Mr P'ast"
(com) '47-fred MacMurray 0 Q1) Hone bclq Co~eraee ol
the $380,000 Rainbow futurity Race
from Ruidoso Down. New Mrnco ca 111ovie: "Tht Glory Bri11dt"
(dr1) 'SJ-Y1ctor Mature m Motle: "Fiend Without A fKt'' (hor) '58-Marshall lhompson
(r.fti CIJ) Al1u1, land In lht
8ala11Ct
GI Cilltflla H: 'Aaron Shck From
Punk1n Cl!Gk"
mJ ll11n Bullch, ll11n Oestrty1
3 :00
8 111o•it: CC) "Tiit View ffOlll
,...,.,-s Head" (dra) 'S5-Rrchard
[pn, Dana Wynter
(I) list la $pK;e
(I) Hilt! Q'Plnal
111 lltwit: '1omtthlnc for A leMly
Ma•" (wes) '68-Dan Blocker
Cl) 111"1•: ~ "'raw1r11d of ltontf" (hor) '71 -8111 Curran
((ll) Cl)) 1'111 flllltnltan
Ill) 111111111 Sw1wrt Sllft
t!D l•IWHtt <a Cl)) ScJ.FI Tht11r1
·-3:30-
• Ttriljpt ZOlll
• IMlt: "Qaptlll't Alt ol Coia· ..,-icom) '69-Chuht Chaplin.
mi (})) c--. StftfttMtt
\
lli! Rtll&IOUS Town Hall fmWonlJn
rff) Mowlt· <C. "I'd Climb Ille Hich·
ut Mountain" (dri) )I-Sunn
Ha1111ard Rorv ~lhoun
4 :00
U The Sundly Show O VOfllt to the lo~ of the Sta
( ' IJtt1e b.sals L Sur Trtk CiJ llbtt: ;.'C) "Cry ot tllt ,~
CV•M" (adv) 73 Hayley Mills tD MowM: "Sttanae C1110" (dra)
40 Clark Cable Joan Crawford m Somttlllna PlllOJ
j)f) L6 I Mtt1 1111 Press
l2IJ lllofld of Surtinl
fD Walt SttHI Week m Amenqn Antler
-4:30-
8 Movte: (e:J "T~e 39 Steps"
(mys) '60 Kenneth Moie, la1na Elg
1, Pro f 111
@ f J ~~' ol Acnculture
'2f) Sherlock Holmes , m Wultinaton WHk in ReYltW m Wild •1n1dom cm> Makin& It Count
5 :00
...3 Sports With Berth
0 Star TtH
ll Mo•ie: "Man of a Thous:1nd
Facts" (dra) 57 -James Ca1ney
U Gml Ad•entlltt J)J~t.Mtu11
t10l O.tl ....,
6> lllme: Cl "The CrCIWdtd Sky"
(drii) '60 Dana Alldrt..s
((fl) Cl)) Tom Jones in Conart m Americu "'aell Jewisll Hour
l})(J l Conctfn
fD ririll1 l..ine
(llil ) Cllampiomllip fisl11~1 m 11111'1 t11e P'rm
-5:30-
Suwatth
II Ul Cl) m QI) News
(ID> Ironside 'a CJ)) s,ortaope
EVENING
e:'oo
UDCIJ lltws
Cl) FOIVCll/llul estate Report
11 Thlt'• Cit
Ill ll10Yi1: CC) (211r) "The Dion
8rwt'*1" (I~) '74-Stacy Kuch
Cl) Allltlal Wol14 m 1110¥11: (2hr) "flyln1 T11m"
(adv) '42-John Wayne Paul Kelly.
John Canoll c cm rn> IMll litl!Mil ,_. Dow men.a
@Cl)Ui lllD
(3) S,.C.: "" tD s...ttiltlt PllWIMI "Gui~ at
Twtlwt" ~ ~ T .. to 111t libnq•
Qll~S...U•n ~ O.C. Ul*I A Omit
-6:30-
• Cl) (<Ill CJ)) ...
CJ)WIWKilltM G CtlMttty S...pstHn
• Wortd .. Adwtllt111•
G hNofltleS.. cm t11t 1tart111 £qrm .,,,. .. °""" • The Silltll ,..,.
(<BJ ill .... $"'11 : .. ::=:
7:00
U Hrn CD) &0 Minutes
U tlli CJ) m IJt World ol Oil·
ney Letty !he Ding A l ini hn•
Conti A lyna kitten l1nds a home
with a para 11n1er altt1 btcom1n1
separated from its molher
I Wild Kl"ldont
U 1J fDJ ((3) Cl ) llmr Drew/Hardy Boys 1 he Mystery ot
Prralt s Ccm (RI When Nancy and
her lr1ends see h&hl com1ae lrom •n
abandoned hehthou~e they ull lhe
she111f but the h&hl IU\ d1sappeated
by !ht l•mt he arnvt~ Monte
Markham euests
CiJ Father Deir fathtr m r11ry lilasoft
W Japanese lan1U1&• P'roeranu
iBJ Movie: fCJ "A Taste of Ertl" (susp) 71 Barbara Stanwick
Barbara Par~1ns. Wilham Windom
Roddy McDowall Arthut 0 Connett Bing Russell
eJ Aun Hay Mas cm> Americana
-7:30-
ll Amir Wilh11m CiJ Bless This HOiiie
~ Wom1n
8 :00
U (LflJ (f )) (\J Rhoda (R) lhe
g11ls hvu become i:11.mplrcatfd when
Sally Calla&her s erltusband shuws
up qurte uneapettedly
0 'll f) m 1fl lllC S11ndar
Mystery: McClolld lhe Mosco" Con
neclion' A sin&int lour ol the USSR.
a drue ad01cied country s1n1er
• (guest Hoyt MOii} a Soviet drplo
mat's daughter (Brttl [kland) and
narcotics smuerhne are the ele
menh in a conlrontahon p1t11n1 the
U S State Department aeainsr the
Soviet secret Pohce-w1th Marshal
Sam McCloud cau&ht 111ht 54uare in
the middle•
O Woftd1rf11I Wofld of Mark
(]) llipt Gallery
D CD !II) (IBJ Cl)) Sl1 MWllon S
Man (R) llwo pro loot ball players get
Steve cau1ht 1n the middle when a
slar player 1s kidnapped 1n a crooked
bethog scheme. Larry Cson ka and
Dick Butkus cuesl
Cl) D£BUTThe Swt11f "Thou Shal't
Hot Kill" lhe t11s1 of 26 hour.Iona
advenluru of a top c11me investtaa
t1on team of two Br111sh police ol
licers Det Inspector lack Reean
{John Thaw) ind his partner Del
Sereeent Carter (Dennis Waterman) m ll1ovi1: (2hr) "Tiit P'osttHn
Alwm RHio Ti.kt" (mys) '46 lan~
Turner, John G1r1ield, Hume Clonyn
Celia Kellaway, Audrey Totter, leon
Ames
C!J Sam Yorty Show fD (ftlll111 ti P'vps Ben Vereen .
cm> Ooc11111nl11y SIMwcaH
"Glunatown"
-8:30-u (<Ill <Dl CD DWIT SUrl111cl
Vout 111141 The Bind. conStsltna ot
8tll and Tatty Danoff with Maraot
Chapman and Jon Cattoll perform
some of the11 iecorded hits. 1nclud1nc
"Hail' Hail' Rock and Roll," "lht
L11ht of My Lile." "Prism" and "Rear
View Minor."
g WltMSS God's revival
• In jun11t1 of Bomt0I
"Come Walk ttie World"
host, Stan Mooneyfl1m.
8 C-. Wll tM Worfd
amO.....Mltlleft
9 :00
U ( iJi V) CJ) Movie: .c_ (2hr)
"H1nntt C1ulder" (dra) 71 Raquel
Welch Robert Culp Ernest Borgnine
Strother Martin A 111oman 1n lhe old
Wesl rums up •1lh a bounly hunter
and seeks venge1nce on a trio of
llee1n1 bank 1obbm who asuull,d
he1 and k1ned her hust>and U Oral Roberts
( Wotld Turn T1n1111
D )) JOl (121 l.( ) MOYlt:
,C (2hr) u1w Coop" (wesl 71 Chtl
Roberts.on Geraldint Page C11sllna
fe11are RC Armstrong Robertson
wrote produced dutcted and
~tarreo in this lilm iibout an over
tht hill 1odeo 11de1 who attempts to
make a comeback and r~ptu1e the
1odeo champ1on~h1p
Ill Or. Wil~erlOll
0> Ru Humb11d
<a i The Ont war EID Muterpttce The1tre-Poldar~ m In Performance II WoHtrap
-9:30-
D !2ll lf1 m 11'1 Movte:
1 CJ (90) "The Silence" (R)(dtdl
77 Richard lhomas Clill Gorman
I homas stars as Cadel lames I
Pelosi who was ostramed and 11ven
the s1len1 lreatmen by his cla~s
mates IOI alleeedly brtak1n1 the
West Po1nl Academy honoi code
U llln1 Is Comins
CiJ Votte of tht Mutyrs
10:00 o J1m111y S••uart Show llJ Gar11tr Ttd Annslrt111 m fl) News
Xi Jenr f atwell m Wodehome P'tlfho4ist cm> P'K1d1tty Cuws
-10:30-
0 Ct nest Anrl•J Hour
tnfawltrT'"n
1 1:00 u rn o m tm m lll """ U PKesett1rs m llowlt "Tht P't1t1111n Alw115
Rin1s Twiet" (mys) '46-Lana
Turner u (@ (J)) """ CD HontymoontB
Ill) (]) Ad•m· 12
(3) Mlle Potier forum
(12tl (1)) And)' WiMiams
Im Jimmy Snuart Sllow
-11:15-
(]) Them twb
(l]l) ) llcl'ltt: "Ktll's hld111"
-11:30-u S..nday Sports fi11Jl/llam• qf
tile Game
D llJl Im aJ ll1ow11: ~ "Dyus1y" (dra) 76 Harm
Yuhn Sarah M1ln S11cy KeKh
U 700 Clllll
()) TtltpulM
Cll 111otit: ~ "Wutlltrla1
Htl&hts" (dta) 70 Anna Calder
Marshall. l1mothy Dalton <lJi Mowit: "1111111111 (SUSD) '6~
Crt&OIJ Peck. 011ne Ba~er
Cl)fllllsltHallAMric.a
-11:45-
• Mowie: (~ "lelowed In
fkltl"{dla) ·59 Grerort Ptc•
12:00
-1:30-
11 At Ollt Wltll ...
-1:55-D Molflt: "Alm06t A lride" (com)
'49-Shrrlty Temple, David Niven
Peve 7
MONDAY
AUGUST I
fOf mon11111 llld 1lten10011 lcsh111$.
pit.-set DAmlllE n<>GUMS. Be· low, fof JM COl!ftftieftce, Ill lllt
Q'(s mowies.
OAmlil£ MOVIES
10:00 U "Splendor" (dra) 35
M1uam Hopkins Joel McCrea
Paul Catanagh Helen Westley
Brlhe Burke !lii "The Bia ~1111ul" (dra)
51 -Kuk Oouatas Jan Sterlin&
Bob Arthur
11:00 D wPlllinum Hiah School"
(dra) '60 M1Ckey Rooney I erry
Moore. Dan Duryea
12:00 U "Two Yem BtfOft lllt
lbst" (dra) •6 Alan Ladd
Bnan Oonlevy. Wilham Bend1a,
Esther r ernandez Howard da
Silva. Barry r1tz1erald m (CJ "Salome" (draJ SJ
Rita Haywa<th, Stewart Graneer.
lud1lh Anderson. Charles
Lauehlon
1:00 !3l (CJ wl'rirl<t of Pll,.rs ..
(dra) '55-Rtehard Burton.
Ma111e McNamara lohn Dere\
2:00 D (C) wOestry" (wes) 55
Audie Murphy Mau Blanchard
Lyle llell&tr
3:00 ®> (1:) "Conquest" (dia)
'38-Greta Gart>o. Charles Boyer
3:30 (CJ "Blood 1nd Siad"
(dra) U -Tyrone Power Rita
Hayworth • 8 CC} w~ Lita 1111"
(mus) '52-Betty Hutton Ralph
Meeker. Robert Kerth
EVENING
6:00 fJ W (1l!1Ql)News
II :1l m Qfl llews U Vopae to tllt llottom of Ille Sea
_£ Gomer Pyle u m <0ti 'I> 11ews D GullSlllOl.e
OJ httndl' Family m Alw Sritll ' 1ones m journey to Advelltvrt
JI) t I.Oft Lucy m [Jedik Company m Onmabc Series ~ 1Qk1111 It Count
-6:30-u lilcMt: !Cl (90) "Tht Female
Inst.Mid" (com) '72-Helen Hayes
Paulelle Goddard Art Carney
1U m ~tl News JJ m w, Griffith
(~ Mtn Griffin Show
(0 7J (])) Tht lolle Ra11111
13) Dick Van Dyke Show
EJ!)loom
( (2t) ())) llewrtcl!ed
~ !Qn Builds. lbn OestroYS
7:00 m EmcralllCJ °"' II U IHl Cll m m llews U Ulrs Club v My nu.. 50ftS
J) To T ti Ille T rvtll
D C..ctlllnboll m1 ~ Liiey
Cl)Tlle Fii ccm m> llJ 'lllr• s-m Attilll On&t <Bl MayWry mi m Mldloi·l.Mrtr R.,.rt
(13) (I)) l'lrtrid11 fl111lly !HJ Cross-Wits
l,B Real Estate I Jou
-7:30-
D CoMumer BuyliM
O I.off American Style
Tht Ocld Colpie
U Lors IUh A Deal
t_D Nlmo TUt TIN
D Tht Joker's W"ilcl
1JJ Price Is Rltllt m Lou Rawls Oii Ice A musical
vanety hour lrom Knolls Berr1
Farms Goodtrme Theatre with 1uests
Connie Stevens. frank Gors1n. Skiles
& Hendersoo and the Knolls Ice
Review
((ll) rn> Family Affair
QJJ ()) Wild Wor1d of An11111b
Ill) Hoptt'1 Htroes m Channel 21 T Olliclrt
(!Hl (I)) Brady Bundi m Fows Oii Ultra
(!IJ liars Club m Somethlna P"10Dal
8:00 fJ (@ ffi) Cll The J11fel\On1
(R) Hauy Bentley lakes Georee's
advice to solve 1 problem and winds
up 1n 1111 11 flll ([J m 111 u1111 HoY11
on Ille Prairie "Quarantrne" Mr Ed
wards, realwn& that he has eaposed
llrs daufhter 10 a deadly fever thal he
brought from a nearby town trres to
ISOiate the chrld br tak1n1 her away
to a mountain cabin but Lauri
Ingalls t11es to bt helpful
O M0tlo: (90) "fr111keast1in"
(hor) '53-BOfrs Karloff, Jana Lund
...,_: CC) (211r) "Vin lbria"
(adv) '66-Brrcrlle Bardo!
U CD (Jal ((21) CJ.)) AIC ~
Special "Holmes & Y0y0 The Cat
TV WEEK, JULY 31, 1977
Buralar•· Someone 1s stealtn&
precious felines for ransom from
prosperous ladies and Holmes and
Yoyo set out to catch the catnapper
Cl lloM: (CJ (211r) "Tiie "'nd
Dllol'' (wes) '74-lee Van Cleef
Cl)P•rylta• a Mowio: CC) (Zllr) "lousbbolll"
(mus) '64-Elvrs Presley
fD TH Fonyt1 Sip m PrMiier
Liar's Qvll
~ Tht Ital ,.,.
-1:30-fJ ((ll) (D) (I) D£BUT Szysllly\
The lrrst day of his new 1ob as a
playaround supemsor, an ex Maune
serannt d1SCovm that teenaee kids
aren't as easily outwitted as his
lor111er recruits Ned Beatty stus as
Nt<k Szysznyk, the u sereeant with
the 1mposs1ble name . fl CJ) .CiaJ (~ CJ)) ABC Monday
lll&ht lue~1ll Tums to be
announced ID Cross-Wits m Bia BtldtrMdt Fatiwal
9 :00 a ((ll) CI)) (I) Mndt (R}
Arthur perloims an operalton he will
remember all his hie when his
p1tc1tcal 1ok1n1 colle1e roomate
brtomes m<lfe than 1ust another
patrenl II 0 {[) Im 0 llovio: a:J (%1u) "Lolly lb40tt11" (dra}
'73-Rod Ste11er. Robert Ryan. Jeff
Brrdees 0!1ma tn the 1950's about
the temblt feud that erupts when
two famrtres 1n the moonshine trade.
the Gutshllls and the Feathert mod·
ern·day Hatt1elds and McCoys. both
lay cll1m to the same ,.reel of llnd
tD Men Griffin Show
ID The Vir1inlln
flJ Japanese Drama
tD The Act ol Unceru1ntr
'1i> Dnid Sdilld Show
-9:30-u Tiit Hot Car follies lh1S KNXI
special about auto lhelt m Southe1n
ca11torn1a 1n~1tts publtc par1lc1pation
1n the Hot car Club. a campa11n
des11ned to beat the lhttf btlore he
st11kes Bell Convy hosts
(fl (111) ) All's fa11 (R) Aller
much discussion. and few rese1vt
lions Richard and Charley dmde ro
try hv1n& together
. 10:00
U (t11l ll l) tlJ Sonnr & a-11
Debbie Reynolds and Jim Nabo11
guest
OD News
{JJ Movie: CC) "Mister Co1tf'
(dra) ·57 lony Curtis, Matlha Hver
Charles Bickford
IS Marcus WelbJ
fD G11nd Pm Tennis Summer Tour
"Lou1rnlle lenn1s Classic" The finals
ol the srnelu matches lrom
lou1sv1lle. Kentucky OJ EJ Bien A11111lo
-10:30-m m OJ llttrS
11:00 u rn u u < 1i f>>
ID) News
II 1H> ®l m News D (121J Cll) lM Alneriun Style
D Ironside m Art CB's The Answer? '*' Find Out Tonipt On
"FEANWOOO 2NIGHT!"
tD fernood Ztttitit ID Marm Welby as.st of er~ m Dflmatic S.ries '1i> lhdltll/Ltllrer Report
-11:30-
D ((llJ (])) (() llowit: lloflk "18
Hours ot fear" "llCDf" (d11) '69-
Geor&e Kennedy, Anne lackson [It
Wallach
II 0 Cll CD al JollMy C.t1D11 Cll Mo-tie: "Blind Spot" (dra) '47 -
Chester Moms. Constence Oowhn&.
Steven Geray u rn cm> ca Cl)) st11111 or
Sair fr111cbcl/T0111a m lhtrontws la Tiit 700 Ch1b
fl)CiMIM 34
12:00
• fri!Pt Zone m Mo-tie: "A Y111-ill Yietna111"
(dra) '64-Mmhall Thompson Jlhrio
Barn m Lost in Spice "
Q) Mowie: "UndtrCOftr Girt" (dra)
'51-Aleus Smith Scott Brady
R1ehJrd Ccan. Gladys Georae
&i) UC Captio!IM lltws
-12:30-
• Dr1111tt
1:00
II ID CIJ ID T"'*"" • little Alltry
-1:30-
Q) Mnlt: "DIC1or of Doo111"
(hor)-Armando S1lvertre.
-3:05-
• M0tl1: (CJ "CJbor1 2017"
(dra) '67-MK:11ae1 Rtnn11. Wendell
Cotey, Karen Steele
TUESDAY I GAIL CHRISTIAN:
AUGUST2 NEWS HER WAY
For momifta Jnd afternoon tist111cs,
pluSt Me DAm1u PROGRAMS. Be-
low, tor '°"' QMlmttenct, 1re tilt day's mcMeS.
DAmlAE MOVIES
10:00 U "Woman Cllnu Man"
(com) 37 Joel McCrea. M111am
Hopkins
.Ml "Whtplasll" ("es) 45-
0ane Clark AltllS Smith
11:00 D .c-> •Baftd of tilt llMr"
(wes) '52-James Stewart
12:00 0 ''Tlle B111t Dallli1" (mys)
'46 Alan Ladd. Veromca Lake m "Homealmin&" (dra) '48-
0ar~ Gable. lana Turner
l:CIO (3\ (Cl "Pride ot SL Louis"
(d1a) '52 -Dan Dailey Joanne
Dru ,
2:00 Ill rc.1 "The Bi& Gundown"
(wes) '68-lee Van Cleel.
lhomas Millan. Luisa R1velh
3:00 <mi (C) "Dinner at Ei&ht"
(com) '34-John Barrymore
Lionel BarrymOl'e
3:30 aJ ~"Istanbul Clprus"
(adv) 57 Errol Flynn. Cornell
Borchers
D tel "Stru~rs Wht~ We Meer (draJ 60-K1rk Ooualas
Kim NO'la~. Barbara Rush. (rme
Kovac.s
EVENING
6:00
D 8 ClDJ llews
II QJl CIJ m QJl lltwl D Voyare to t1lt BottOlll of the Su
Gomtf ~ D lillntnwllt
CD Tiit l'lrtridae F a111ily
II) Niu Smith & Jona
((llJ Cf)) (IS) Cll) News
fa Journey ID Advtnture
fS)I lowt Lucy
f1i) Eltcttic CompanJ
O> Ou1111tic Series '1i> Wooduner's WortshOjl
-6:30-u Mov11: CC) (90) "Garden ol
Ewil" (adv) '54 -Cary Cooper, S~n
Hayward. R1eh1rd Widmark
(l)lltws
Cll m Alldy Griffith
~ Men 'riff"' Show ((ll) (})) Tiit loM R1111er ® Did Van 01\t Show mz-ca > Bewitchtd m "'" Bulkls, Man Destroys
7:00
CD ElMfpMJ One a Uan Club (() lily TllfM Solla •tD""' Cll To Tel llMI Trwtll D c.c.tr11iur1 at I llwt lalcy
II) Tiit f1I
((llJ Cl)) My Tiutt SOM 9 llNricall br.i Jtwisll Hour
IB~llfD m llacW-ltllrlf Report
(8 (I)) Tiit l'lttridp family 0 er.wtta CD a.I Estate & You
-7:30-
D CaMld CllllW1 8 LM AINricln Styte
-
GJ1l Christian 1sn'1 afraid to try 'omething nev. That'
whJt brought her to KC[l J chJncc to do nev.5 ha v..ay
"When I V.J!> J reporter a1 Kl'<BC .. ~hC"~Jp. "I U!>ed to
<.cc the ne"' execullvc' gu in111 an 111llcc. 'hut the door.
.m<l I'd km1v. that important dcc1)ions v..en: he1ng made-
heh1nd th.it dour I dcl1dcd l'J hke to he in on the
lk1."i1in-making pnx:e''· ..
I or the Ja,l ve.ir. a' nc" '>director for KCET. '>he\ hct•n
making the dcci,1on' for the public \talion·~ tiN \\ed-
rughtl~ ne"' 'enc' 28 lun1gh1 (7 30PM M11nd.t\·rn-
J.1~ >.The 'enc:'> celebrate' th lir't Jnn1va:.ar) Augu'I '
When th e former NBC national corrc,ponJcnt tind
KNBC' reporter tir,t t»tmc 111 Channel 2lt 'he h:1d .1
tendcnC\ to In h> emulate the nctv.ork' anJ lommer<:i.il
'taltons. "Th~1t wa\ \tll\." 'he ,,1y' mm "Y11u can't
outgun the h1g. gun' We ti aw neither the fa..:iliti.:' nor the
m.inpowcr to cha1,c all the 'tune' the~ dn Let me tell you
what our budget " ltkt• here "'hen \.\C \end a rcpwtcr nut
of town. we a'k him to ''·'' "1th friend\ or rel alive~ tu
keep the lO~I' do\\ n ··
l 1m1tnl fund' notv. llh\t,inding. Ciatl feel' 28 1irn1ght
ha' nlleJ ,1 need b) pruv1t.hng in-depth invcs11gat1on~ of
important 1~\UC\. "Selccll\C hut thorough" 1\ the ~J)' 'he
• pub It "When I wa'> an NBC corrc\pondcnt I'd fly 1n1n a
..:it~ and have I() bel·ome an 1mt.in1 , .. <pert on "h.itcvcr
'tOI) I happened to be covering." '.>he recalls. "That
hothered me It's too ~uperfic1al I like 10 have 'ome re.ii
~no" ledge of a sub;ect hefore I report 11 • .ind thut'<, what
I "'ant from our producers and reporters here ··
Among the ~tone' 28 1im1gh1 hJ) nwered in de:>th.
Gail note,, are J con,umcr-onentcd dcx:umentar, on abu~1vc hvusing speculation practu:e' in the Lo~ Angeles
are;1 : an alleged S)nd1ca1c-rclated curpor.itton h1dding
for the concessions at the Coh~eum : and the 1mphcations
of 1he drought in Southern C'altforn1a C 28 Tonight wus
one of the first to draw the public\ attentwn to that
problem).
The news director. who double' us an on-air inter-
viewer-reporter. has tried many experiments to keep 28
Tonight en tertaining as well as informative. "News
doesn't have to be ponderous: it doesn't have to be like
eating a rock." sh~ says.
Peget
TUESDAY (Co ntinued)
(I) The Odd Couple (adv) '!>8-Yul Brynner Clair Bloom.
(I) The Gon1 Show Charlton Heston D [a) m Hollywood 51!uare1 m NM
The Johr's Wild l3l Mowie: (211r) "Girls! Girls! Bewitclled Gltlsl" (mus) '62-Elvrs Pre5ley (])) F1mlly AH11r fl!) The Fonytt S.11
Hot1n's Heroes 0> [J Sllow de Edlurdo II nnel 21 T0111&lll m &ert1111 at '°Ps
(121> l<14J Bullcll 8 30 QI) Liar's -: -m Pllolofrap · Hfrt's How fJ (IIll (])) PllJtlis (R) Phyllis Lindstrom stretches l11e11ds1!1p to the 8: br na point when Mary R1Ch1rds D (IIll ) The Jl,., ... ....,~mai:.....--1es to her side after receiving a A sents ol four ep1sodu bee1ns as phone ~II from her Benny leads lwo treasury acents u (}) ®J (13l ) UY11ne and
alone the labyrinthine and hamd Slll<ltJ "Franks Fling Laverne and
strewn 111th to his leeendary vault Sh11tey cook up a scheme to get rid of which erew out of his make behve Laverne's dad's latest love 1nlerest 1ma1e ol m1serl1ness Slltila Lmne
IJ (JJ) m <DJ Baa 811 Blad ID Cros>Wits Slletp (R) Pappy IS cauehl between w ChintM un11111• Proe11m.s
confhct1ng orders when General e:OO Moore tells h1me t~ fly esco11 10 an experimental bomber. and General D (Cl7J (l)) Cl) M•A•s•H (R)
Wright says he wants the bomber The American penchant for collecting
unescorted as a test of survival 'IWll souvenirs. exploited by a hell l!I Mcwie: (2hr) "Tht Bride of flln· GOpler pilot who makes It a bOSlness
kenstein" (hor) '35 Bo11s Karloff. th1t often leads to inJury for youthful Isa lanchester natives gathering the battlefield toot.
(I) Movie: (2hr) "These Thru" uouses the ue ol Ho1keye and B J
(dra) '36 Joel McCru Merle II ID Cl) m <DJ Police Woman
Oberon (R) A trio of suburban houmvrves,
• {]) (jJ) ((21) (I)) H•PPJ Dtys dlSQursed as male motorcychsts, rob "A Mind ol Their Own" After fon11e banks to itl defense funds for their
en11aees '" a series or l1ehls the rmpnsoned husbands and almost Cunn1nehams convince him lo see a outwrt Sets Anderson and Crowley
psycholoeist and the act abluplly a (]) [a) ((8) Cl)) Moyie:
chan1es his Ille (t) (2hr) "GoodbJt, Colu111bus"
([) Kleill T11111 (com) '69 -Rrchard Ben1amrn. Ah U MO'llt: CC) (211r) "OOllon n's McGraw. Jack Klu11man, Nan Martin
bet" (com) 63-John Wayne. Lee ' hrlarrous vrew ol a love afla11 "4arvin. [hubeth Allen between an altenated youne man and
CD Ust of Ill• YfH a well·to do errl. based on Ptuhp
Cl) tlowit : <1:) "The Bucu neer" Roth s best seller
ADVENTURES GAL1lRE
What's going to happen to the stars of ABC's regular senes next
lall7 Funny things, mind boggltng thincs. e1c11tng things. Fred
Siiverman. President of ABC Entertainment, and James E. Duffy,
President of the ABC Telev1ston Network, revealed some of the plans
to the ABC affrhated stations recently. (The enltre 1977-78 hneup of
new and returning shows will be previewed rn a specral one hour
ID Merv Grilfift Show
fD Opera Thutrt "World ol Ivor
Novello" The ereat romantic of 811t
1sh mus1c1I theater du11ne the war
yeirs 1s saluted 1n a proeram of son es
and dances trom his hit s/lows
ell Masterpiece Theattt
-9:30-
0 ((fl) ) One Oar 1t A Time
(R) Ann s ecstm over a br& promo
toOn 1s 111nsformed into an agon111ne decrs1on when the tob rs erven to a less Qualified pmon
10:00
U ((11) ) ([) Kofak (RJ A mys tenous bomber kills innocent v1chms by toss1ne a Molotov cocktail through
the window of a restaurant
D l2JJ Cl) ED (8) l'olice Stor1
(R) Officer Joseph Wamb1u&h (Scott
Hylands) 1s assrened to 1nveslrgale
the charae lhal a lellow police officer
1s eurlty of theft
0 D News
Cl) MOYie: "Brother Orchid" (dra)
'40-Edward G Robinson.
&>Gel Smut m Only Then Rtcale MJ Eyn
0> El Bitn Amado ell At the Ta,
-10:30-
CD &> O> News
11:00 u (]) u ~ <IDl (ft) ,....,
D l2JJ Cl) (l]l) {])) m llns l!I (all Cl)) Lowe Allltricu Style
D trOllSidt ID Ftrnood Zllip t
Cl) Marcus Welby
QI) Best of GroudMI m ulino Co111orth111 m Dfl1111lk s.na
ell Maclleiltlellrer Report
TV WEEK JULY 31 1977
-11:30-
0 ((ill C 3..1) ((J Mme: CC) "Tiit ust Run " (susp) 71-Georee C
Scott. Tony Musante
II <H1 m m a:tJ JolmJ r..w.i ClJ Movie: "Rene11du" (adv) '46-
larry Par u. Evelyn Keyes
U (iAi ((2)) ) MoYrt' A New Leal"
<IDl Barelta
ID Metronews
QI) Tiit 700 Club m Captioned ABC llews m Cine1111 J.4
12:00 D T•U1&hl ZOllt D Mcw1t: (C) "I llilltd Rasputin"
(dr1) '69-Geraldine Chaplin ID World of Sun1fal &> Movic: "Outsidt tltt u w" (dra)
'~6 R1y Oanton Leigh Snowdon
-12:30-
D D111ntt
ID MOYie: "ust D1ys ot Dotwyn" (mys) '49-Cdith £vans
1 :00
II Ill> lU !llJ T orno11ow 0 Mowies: ''In Our Time. lhr Early Bird"
-1:30-m Movie: "The Br1lniac" (horl-
Abel Saluar Carmen Montero
2:00
fJ Mo"e: "Ar111011d Command" (dr1) 61 Howard Keet. Tina Louise
0 MOY!es: P1n1C 1n the City ·
Savaee Suson
-2:30-
ID Mtrlu : "Hell's Outpost
·s1a1ecoach
program, "The Magic of ABC," Wednesday (September 7) at 8PM. -'·--
Here are some of the adventures that will befall your favorite ABC
stars 1n the fall of 1977:
•Juhe, wife of Gabe Koller of Welcome Back Kotter, will give birth to
twins The big day-Thursday (September 22) al 8PM The two.part.
90·minute happy event will be preceded by a lhree·part encore
program recalling Julte 's days of pregnancy
•The cast of Happy Days 1s off to-would you beheve?-Hollywood. ln
"Fonue 1n Hollywood," the two·part season premiere on r uesday
(Seplembfr 20). The Fonz treks west lo become a movie star, with
"lights! Cameras' Action'" and lots of surpnses
•The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew will greet the new season m spooky
style with a v1s1t to Transylvania, that eene place in the Carpathian
Mountains where things go bump tn the night There they will
encounter every movie and TV monster you ever shivered at The
first part of lh1s two·part premiere 1s set for Sunday (September 11)
at 7PM
•Donny & Mane will return on Friday$ at 8PM with a new,
sophisticated look in the season premiere. September 23. Marie,
who will be a grownup 18 tn Oct!lbfr, will show off her sparkling new
wardrobe fashioned by Bob Mackie, Cher's designer. Their first
&Uests of the season: Redd Fon whose own new comedy·variety
hour will be launched on Thursday (Septembfr 15) at 1 OPM and Kris
Kristofferson.
•Charlie's Angels, with newcomer Cheryl Ladd joining the beautiful
sleuths, find trouble in paradjse as they visi t Hawaii. This special
two·hour premiere, "Ange ls in Paradise," fi lmed in 'the enchanted
isla.nds, is scheduled for September 14 at 9PM.
P-ve 10
• &mey Miller returns with the hrst of a twd'.part premiere devoted
to the reltrement of the beloved but irascible Fish (Abe Vigoda},
Thursday (September 15) at 9PM But hold your tears, Vrgoda eases
over to his new series, Fish. which premieres on Saturday
(September 24) at 8PM.
• The Six Milhon Dollar Man returns on Sunday (September 11) at
8PM with the first part of a two ·part perilous adventure. "Shark'"
•Family resumes its heart-warm1n1 tales on Tuesday (September 13)
at IOPM with a particularly poignant episode. "A love Story for
Willie," 1n which Willie (Gary Frank) becomes involved tn a
bittersweet romance. This two.part drama ha~ a compelling conclu·
SIOR.
This is merely a peek at some of the fun and exetlement in store for
a few of the ABC prime· time regulars. Exciting and hilarious episodes
are in production for ABC's other returning series. Laverne & Shirley.
Three's Company, Eiaht Is Enouah. Barett• and What's Happenina!I
...r.....-.,. .. ~_oj!Jjp
THE JOY OF WORK!
One of the few actors 1n Hollywood who 1s totally happy with his
w0<k and his hie is Earl Holliman Starring with Angie Dickinson. 1n
NBC's highly successful Police Woman which goes mto its fourth year
this Fall (on NBC. Tuesdays at 9PM). Earl states unabashedly. It's a
JOY to get up 1n the mommg I am doing exactly what I want to be
doing at this particular time in my hie "
Holliman and his co star (Angie Dickinson) have a remarkable
working relationship and Earl believes lhat one reason the show has
been such a ;uctess 1s the great chemistry between them He
contends there is something intangible which comes across on the
screen that makes the viewer wonder whethet there may be more to
their relalionsh1p than meets the eye both on and off screen. In
reality, Earl and Angie are good friends off screen nothing more
Holliman credits producer Doug Benton with allowing them tremen·
dous freedom lo 1mprov1se. add subtle touches and ad hb, all of which
has created an ambiance that has produced some of the better hours
in television.
One of Hollywood's finest and most versatile actors, Holliman also
1s one of the most sell effacing He claims to have been lucky and that
things have always come easy for him in Hollywood. The truth 1s that
Earl has worked hard for his success He has always demanded the
best of h1msell and will settle for nothing less farl knew he wanted lo
be an actor when he was six years old and lhere waJ never any doubt
m his mind that he would eventually altam stardom A dedicated
professional, his motion picture. theatre and telev1s1on credits are
indeed 1mpress1ve
Perhaps Earl's love lor his profession 1s exceeded only by his love
for animals As Pres1denl of Actors and Others for Animals. he devotes
many hours to this eacellent organization dedicated to•pet welfare.
Holliman currently has two German Shepherds Because he can t
resist rescuing strays. there are otten ·temporary .. boarders until he
can ftnd homes for them
Earl devoted much of his hiatus this past Spring to pulling
together a dinner dance al the Hollywood Palladium for the benefit of
Actors and Others for Am ma ls With a '40s motif big band charts of all
the top sones from that era, and guest singers such as Dick Haymes.
the affair was a smashing success and raised a great deal of money for
the orgamzat1on
As a result. Holliman was honored by the City of Los Angeles when
Mayor Bradley presented him with a resolution which commended
him for "'his humanitarian efforts in furthering lhe welfare of all
animals, as well as his dedication to his profession and lhe pleasure
he has brought to m1lhons ol people lhroug~out the world ··
Although Earl is looking forward to his fourth season of Police
Woman, he 1s beginning to think about the future "When this series
ends. I'd like to do a half hour situation comedy People forget that I
do comedy," Holliman explained. Those who have seen him sing and
dance on the "People's Choice Awards' and the John Davidson Show
believe he would do well in a variety series There ts one thing certain,
whatever Earl Holliman decides to do, he will continue to make us
laugh and cry and applaud hts mull! faceted talents
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I WEDNESDAY I
AUGUST 3
fOf morni111 and 1fternoo11 lisiinas.
plwe set O.fflME PROGRAMS. Be
low, lllf your COllvtllltnct, Ht the
da(s mo¥ies.
o.mMC MOVIES
10:00 U "Es!Mon•s• A,ent" (mys)
39-Joel McCru Brenda
Marshall .21> "Fiwe flnsers" (mys) 51
James Mason Mtthael Rennie
Danielle D1111eu1
11:00 O "Francis Joins t!lt Wacs"
(com) ~ Donald 0 Connor
12:00 U "Silty O'ROllr~t" (mys>
45-Alan Ladd Cail Russell m 1C) "In A l onely Place"
(dra) ·so Humphrey Bogart
Gloria Grahame. frank love1oy
I :00 (3J (~ "Quebec" (adv)
'SJ-Richard Widmark
2:00 O LC) "l(uhmlri Run"
(adv) '69-Pernell Roberts
3:00 ®! (ti "E.supt" (dra) '41
N0tma Shear er. Robert lay I or
3:30 \]) "The Major and the
Minor" (com) '4? Ray Milland
G1neer Rogers
U lC: "The Birds and the Bets" (com) 56 Cto111e Gob,I
M1t11 Gaynor David Niven
EVENING
6:00
D .L ('.Tt ) Bl News
D l2ll j) IO> m l!ews U Vof•I• to tllt Bottom of ttlt SQ
I: Gomer "Ylt
o rn <a m> 11twS
Ii) Gunsmob m hruid1• family
Cl) Alias Smltll ' locles m .loumtr lo Advtnblre
all I Lowe Liiey m £ltdric Company
Q) ~aiutic Stria
'9 Maltftf II Coull!
-6:30-
D Movie: ~ (90) "T111r by lllt
Tall" (dra) '69-Chrislopher CtOf&e
Dean Jauer lrppt Hedren
-1J m w, Grilfitll Ml Merr Griffin Show ( 11> Ll;) Tllt Lent bncer iSl Dd Van Oyh
fli)loom
(illJ Cl)) llewitdled "fl News ([!) MH llllilcb, Man Destroys
,7:00 rn Emerce!l'Y Otle o u d rn m mNews
U Liars Club Cil My Three Sons
(f) To Ten the Truth
O Concentration m I Lowe Lucy
Q) Tht FBI
((l?) ) My Thret Sons m Korean Lancu•at l'rocrams f1li M1ybefry RFD
EID Maclltiltl.etirer Report
(ill) ) Partnds• Fam1lr
"'1 Cms-Wib m Rul Esbte l Tou
-7:30-
D m Na111t Thlt T11ne
U loft AMericln Style
{.I Tllt Odd Couple u Matti! Clmt
JOINED
YET?
• . t
Richard Harris 1tara a1 a lherltf In tht old West who~ son
(Sean Marshall) la ta)fen host.age by a orued t>Jndlt, In "Tha
Deadly Trackers," which wlll have Its world televlalon pre-
miere on The CBS Wednesday Movie at 9PM.
Pege12
ctJ $121,000 Qutsf1on
O The Joker's Wild
(J]) Wild Wo<lcl of Animals m Bewitched
(@ CI>) f1mlly Att1l1
@ Cl> Celebrity Swetl"fakes
all Majol lea1ue Bntblll Oakland
A's vs Balt1mo1e Orroles
fID CMnnel 21 T oniallt
( ifl) Cl)) Indy lun<ll
Ill liars Club e!> Biz Beidtrbtdt Festin i
8:00
D (CIT• en , , l Good Tttnes (R)
The Cod tea11n2 Florida hits the
te11ing when Mrchaet announces that
his new bclSs has converted lo
atheism
D 2Jl -6_1 m (Jf1 lilt ud
Times of Grirzty Adams f1ndhope, a
former Army seraeant 1s traveling
the West with a camel. which lhe
Indian Grey Wind believes 10 be a
monster that musl be deslroyed U lllovie: (2hr) "Creature From
the Black La1oon" (horl ·5~
Richard Carlson, Julie Adams
(fJ Movie: (t) (2111) ''Ood1t City"
(wes) '39-Errol Flynn. Ohv1a de
Havrlland
U I]) CJ:G) (!2)) W ) Donny ind
MJ1ie (R) Guests include Roy Clark
Ruth Bum and Jrmmy (, .mond
0 Mowit: (C) (2llr) '" 1t1t11 Ridts
A Horst" (wes) ·59 lee Van Cleet
ID W'rlcl Wor1cl of Animals
Q) Perry M&IOll
fID Tllt FOl'Sytt ~a m Ludie~. m Austill City U111rts
-8:30-
D (<IlJ (lj) (fl Buslrftl loose
Lenny lends hrs frrendsh1p with "'Y
mond. at the shoe stoie. put to the
test when Raymond demands a lilSt
and quits when he does not get 11 m Cfoss.Wrts
9:00 D (Cl7J CD> Mowit: C1 (2hr) ''Tht Deadly Tracb n " (wes) 73
Richard Harns, Rod Taylor Al
l et1iere1. Neville Brand Richard
Hams stars as a sher1tf whose nor
mally peace loving allrludes turn to
venaunce·seek1n2 ra ge when his
wife and SOA are brutally murdered
II (2)) ([) m CPO Sharley (R)
In what seems like a clear case of
1nsubord1nalron, mru1t Kowalski en
ters Sharkey's oft1ce wearina only h1s
underwear and m1mrcs the
astonished CPO
U CI> CRl ( 12J1 (])) Ba rtttl (R)
When Ba"lla thinks an undercocer
federal narcotics a2enl is tak1n&
adnnlaee ol desperate 1u~k1es by
push1ne herorn on the side. he turns
In hlS badae lo "eel him ..
(I) MIN: "H n•s T.es41J, This
Must 8t Btlal•m" (com) '69-
Suzanne Pltshelte, Mrldred Natwrck m ...,., Griffin sa-m n. Vlrt• m lirut '9rlot111111tcs 4ll (ytWitlless Oii s.rnc.
ct!) °"" '"*' bplt Illy (,.,
-9:30-
11 o CD m u n. 11a1iuks
01vid Huddleston stan 1n this five·
part C0111edy series as J T Kallrkak,
the pitriarch of 1 southern l1m1ly,
now runnin& a two·pump aas sflt1on
"in the middle ol nowhere.'' Calrf ..
whose dislike of work rs equ1lled only
the his love of a last buck.
CD La Criada lit1I triad.a
8 £ynltnea Ftcta
TV WEEK JULY 31 1977
10:00
D (llJ CD m lllJ lli111ston:
C..fidentill "The N11ht Scene" A
disc 1ockey, who was released lrom
prison after servine trme for an
allempl on the hie of his wife's lover
rs al the center of another n11hlmare
•hen his own wile 1s slain and he 1s a
prune suspect "0 lltwS ([l Mowit : "The Cowboy & the
l adr'' (com) '38 -Cary Cooper.
Merle Oberon
U OJ (la) (I)) Charlie's
A11111s Dirty Business The Aneets
are hired lo lend out •ho is threa ten
int the hie ol a Mm lab owner and
d1Kover that theu 11m1d cltenl 1s a
bl1ckm11hne pornoerapher m Cl Bien Anlado •
([!)Non
-10:30-m m m Newi
...
C2tl Wof1d of Surviwal
fID Artistry of the Rejtos m No4kiero
11:00
D D !lDl m illl lltwS U ((3) (()) loft Americ1n Style
U (]) (C11J CI)) illl CIJ News
0 Ironside m The ·Busin1 Answer & A
• Ne• N1tion1I Anthem
"FEHWOOD 2NICHr' m ft1nwood ZNtpt
Q) Marcus Welby
lll Best of Groucho
fD Reatrclaclts
([!) MacNtil/Ltllrer Report
-11:30-
D (Cl7J ) CU Mowie: CC-1 "lliclit of Tenor" {dra) · 71-
Marhn Balsam. Donna Mills
~therrne Burns. Chuck Connors
D @ m 8l Jallnlly C.V..
lllov11: "Slbob1e $4uacl" (dra)
42 Bruer Bennell. Sidney Black·
mer
U ®J ((ft) (f)) Rookiu l
Mysterr of tllt Weff m MetrOlltwi a Tiit 700 Club
f1) C.ptionff AK b tnlna News
12:00
&J Twili1ht Zone
U Mn le: CC) "Mr. llinastreet's
War" (dra) '7 1-John Su on. f1ppi
Hedren, Rowno Bram m Movlt: "The Bil Heat" (dra)
53 -Glelln Ford Clorra Grahame.
lee Marvin
ID llGYll: "Mur~•r Witllout Turs"
(mys) '53 -Craia Stevens loyce
Holden
-12:30-
• Orlflltl
1:00 D @ ([) ID TOlllOnow II lloYla: 'Tenth V1ct1m. ·eon
demned.'' "Rov1n' Tumbleweeds"
-1:30-CD Morie: '11lt llollot ws. tlle Aztl(
Mu1111111" (hor)-Ramon Cay. Rosila
Ate nu
2:00 D Mowles: "San Demetr10
London," "Secret People"
ID Mowles: "Hands of A Stranter ...
"One Minute to Zero"
-2:05-11 Morie: Al Capont" (dra) '59-
Rod Ste1aer. Fey Spain Nehemiah
Persolf.
I THURSDAY I
AUGUST 4
F0t ll'IOnllnJ allcl afternoon ltshncs,
pleaw Mt ~mME l'ROGRAMS a..
low, '°' JOllf tllMtllltflCt, ,,, the
d.ly's~
~mME MOVIES
10:00 0 "l11terns Can't Ta~t
Monty" (dra) 31 Joel Ml.Cm
121 "The Jau $1n111" (dr1)
53 Dc1nnt lhomas Pem lee 11:00 O uBbdbeard the P'i1alt"
(adv) ·51 Robert Newton
12:00 O ''Wild Hmnl" (ldv)
·47 Alan Ladd Dorothy
lamou1 m "Prnenhna lilJ Mm"
(mus) •3 Judy Garland Van
Helhn lommy Dorsey Band
1;00 (241 ·oesti111tlon Gobi" (adv)
·53 Rtehard Widmar~
2:00 0 CCJ "Tiit OeYll'• El111t"
(adv) '69-Chmtopher Georee
J:OO !IQ) ct) "Htt HlJhnm •nd
tht BtUboJ" (com) 46 -Hedy
lama11. Robert Walker
J:JO (]) "Tiit Plainsmen" (wes)
36-Gary Cooper Jun Mhur
U CCJ "Holiday tor loots"
(rom) "59-Chlton Webb
•V•NINQ
e:od u ((fl) Cl)) QI; lln1
D !Il»@W m-.... D Yoyaat to 1bt Iott• of t11t S..
Cl) '°"" ""' • <a r£J>""' -~· m Pamid11 r amily m Alias Snvtti and Jones
W Joutney lo Mmlhlre
® I I.owe Lucy
fD Electric tom pa ny m Dramatic Series m l.ool at ...
-6:30-0 MOWlt: (90) ''Action In tllt llortll
All•ntic" Part I (dra) 43
Humphrey Boga rt. Raymond Meuey ([) m Andy Griffith
[al Merv Griffin Show
((]1) Cl)) The Lone lbn1tr m 9) rn .....
(21) ~ Yan Oyh Show
fli) Zoom
(121) ())) hwttttied
@ TCIWll Tta
f.'!l) Man Builds. Man Oatroys
0 The Joter's Wilcl
~ tlll ti) Match G1111t m 11ewi1ct1ed
(fill r'J ) The ""' Fi1m f.D Today's Coot1n1
(21 ButNll Oakland A s ~ Boston
Red Soi
fD ~nnel 21 Toniflll
( 2tl I U) Bra4y Bundi
ID Pou b li,nt ft Ulr's Chill
ei) 011ntt County Summer
8:00
O ( 11 ~ ) 1 J> 0ie wattons (Ill
Bro.idway star Cttavo" lollle guests
u a young pr 11ehghter h11ed as a
sawmill hand bv John Walton a 1ob
thal leads John Boy info lht 1ole ot a
t111h1 manager
o @~ m n i 1110.1e: C. (lhr) "Guilty or ln110tent: The
S.m Sllepp.ard lilu1der C,se" (dra)
76 Georee Peppard, Wilham Wm
dom Nina Vao Patlandt George
Peppa1d s1a1~ in this drama based on
lht Nell known 1954 case 1n which a
Cleveland osteopath Or Sam
Sheppard, was convicted of slay1n1t
his wtle, imprisoned and. eventually
retried and freed
" Mo.It: "ltwtn1• of ltlt eru.
lure" (ho1) SS-John Aaar, John
Bromhtld
..() Mo.le: ~ (2111) "fht Dion
Brothtn" (av) '74-Stacy Keich
U (ID) ((ff ())) Welcome
~ llott11 "'Whodunit"' Gabe lms
the problem of Rosihe wtio claims
one of his student~ ts the lather ol
her unborn child
G ~ Socur: LOI Alt111et Aztecs
n. lht Ywollftr Wlltteups.
QJ lbtional Geocr1pltk Ameriu·s .
Wonderlands. Tiie National Paru"'
lht sptendoi and natural beauty of
-'me11ca ~ oarks 1s esplored with
empha\IS on the seven presuvtt
Yellowstone. Yosem11e. Grind Can
yon Haw111 s Volcanoes Sfquoia
[verglades and Vuam Islands
CE Pet') Maaon m The forsJtt ~.a
.-8:30-
D m (10, (l81 (JJ) Wllal'• Ha,-
penina (R) When Ra1 discover$ that
Ore 1s breakin& into 1l1s ~ureau
dra111e1 to read M private 1ournal, he
and Mama plot to make Dee chanee
her ways
'9 SIJrtloard
9:00
O ((l?l rfl) Cf) HH1ll fiwe·O
IR) When lht F 1ve 0 lom invu11
11tes the ~1dnapp1na of • country
muse sta1 rt appears that lht vrclim
and her abductors pe11shed al sea
McG1r1ett order$ • sea statch
una"art lht lhret people wert cul
1sh01t 11 an ISOiated wilderness.
U ®l(IS ) BmtJ
lilllltr (R) ''Tiit Recluse-Berntee
VISllS f l$h I prof)llef !JftdKtS lhf
wotld will end at 5 JO. and an
anc1enr nclusr sees the outside
WOlld for the flflf time 1n J~ yuri
m *" ~ s.. 0) Th V-qiftian m TIM Ac• " unumirlty CID SPllMt Al111 Cfadu
-9:30-
• TwlllJM Z-• CD <Jal ((8) ())) Fish (R)
"Cold Cash"' Money problems. winter
woes and • potentral psychotoaical
problem 111ectina OiJne bHl!t Fish
and lht members ol his llomr 11oup ea Socur from Gtr1111ny
10:00
O (till rJ) Barnaby Jones (R)
Barnaby and J R run 1loul ol a SISier
sma1nt tram who~e appeahn& eood
looks mask a ruthless quality thal
has lell 1 tr•1I ol death behind them
0 Ollm .U Mow1t: (2tlr) "Mr. 110" (com)
50 [dmund Gwenn
D W ®l (1211 (})) AIC Neu
Clostu,: Whal"i Happened Since
tn this update on ABC Ht'#$ Closeups
broadcast 1n t11e PiS1 few years
Howard K Smith looks ac11n al tht
controversy over hreproohna ch1I
drtn s clolh1na-thal chtm>eals may
cause cancer also ht reports on lhe
proeress or 01 fe1naold •ho asserts
the chemical add1t1ves and some
naturally occurring substances can
1ndute hype1k1netoc behavior 1n
certain chlld1en since the 1eport on
0£S. a drua prescubed 1n the 1950's
to prevent mosumaaes. sell help
groups hue 01eanued to deal with
the emotional p1oblems women
whose mothers took the d1uQ lace
todav
fD Muterplete Th .. tre
0) El Bien Am1d0
-10:30-• mm mN11n ~ Amtnan1
11:00 u m u m <cm m>
(JIJ lltws
D @ (() ® m Ntw1
B (121! ) loft Amerlc.an S!Jlt
0 lroesidt
UJ ftll!WOCMI 2Nfclrl
CD Marcu:s WtlbJ
QI) lat of Groudlo
fD W0111an m Maclltll/l&llrtr ltport
-11:30-u ((fl) ) ltlow1es: llojak
Acts ol Desperate Men: The
Euculioner" (d11) '70-Geerc•
Ptpp.anl, loan Collins.
D IHI Cf) m 9l JollMJ C6l10ll m lllowif U QJ <fO.I (~Cl)) S.W.A.l./
Thf Thunclat lll&hl Sptei1I m 1i11tl'Ofttw1
all Tiit 700 Club fn Captioned ABC Enninc News el Cinema 3C
12:00
ft Twrn111t lont Iii Mowie: ~1 "Noon Sunda'°'
(sus) 71-M11~ leon11d m Cross-Wits m lllovie: "Tht L.tdr ,11$ Off"
(dra) ·s2-L1nda D1111ell
-12:30-
0 Dtt&nt l m Mo.ii: ''Wt Wtrt Strucur'
(dra) ·•9-Jenntler Jonu
1:00
D @ <D f-rw e lllofiu: "'The Gan151er. SO
Proudly We H11I"
-1:30-m llowit: "TM W'itdles Mim""
(llor)-Atmando Cal"O
2 :00
G Mo.tu: "Morn1n1 Oepatture,
"The Way Ahead"
-2:05-
• Mo.it: CC) "Amw hi tht Ont''
(wes) ·~-Sterlln2 H1yden
-2:30-m Mo.la: "from Hell II C1nle,"
"'China Venture"
TV WEEK, JULY 31 1977
FRIDAY
AUGU!l S
fo. lllOfn1n1 '114 1tternoon li:s11ncs,
plea• see ~mME PllOGIAMS. Be·
low, IOI JOU' con¥tn1ence, are the
day's lllOYlts.
~mME MOVIES
10:00 0 "Alw1Y$ ~JI" (drj)
31 Chua Landt l ew1s Stone
Jf) "ll1n1 R1eh.trd tnd the
Crusaders" (adv) 5• Rei
Hamson. lau1tnct Harve~
11:00 0 CC) "Capbtn Liptfoot"
(adv) 5S Rock Hudwn
12:00 O "Sa1aon" (adv) 48-Alan
Ladd. Veron1u lake m "1'111 AH l iaht Jau" (com)
60 Peter Sellers
1:00 l2tl "'Oper1tioft Amsterdam"
(adv) 60 Peter fmch
2:00 O "The Ox·Bow Incident" (wes) 43-Hemy Fonda
l:OO ~ rC) "t Love You ~aln"
(com) 40 Wilham Powell
3:30 l ~ "Incident al Phan
tom Hill" (adv) 66 Robt11
Fuller, locelyn lane U (t) "A lll1n 111d A Woman"
(dra) '66-Mouk "'mee
EVENING
e:oo a :D • w <IAl <D.i ,..... D ~I ])G'tlltm 8 Voyt&t to 1111 lottom of tllt S..
Cl) Gomer Pyle a Guftsmol• m Partridae farnlty m Nin Smitti 1111d Jones
< II7l ><a > ..... m JoumeJ to Advealurt
(3J I Loote Lucy m Eleclric Comp.snJ m 0ra1111m Striu m Makina It Count
-6:30-
0 Mori•: (60) "Adion in lht 11°'111
Atl1ntic" Concl (dra) '43-
Humphier Bocart, Raymond Massey Lil m An4Y Gtitrrt11
llOJ Men Griffin Show
(Ci?J (3)) TIM Lont bnaei
13 Dick Yan o,te
fl)ZGOlll
((21) (I)) llnitclltd
ill> llfts fli)Town Talk
'9 Pllotopljllly: Htrt't How
7:00
ElMf1encr o... oa@ mm11ews
D tiln Ollb
Cl) .., Thfet S9n$
(]) T t T tit Ille Tnrth
O C-.cerdnt. m I Litt Lucy
.., Tiit Fii
(Clll (I)) .., ... Sells
fa Adioll DfalN a .... nyllfO fD MlcJltll/~111 • .,.,,
(8 Cl)) Partfidtt fillily
QI) en.Wits m CoM111Mt St1NtY11 1111
-7:30-• MllJ Ylnttn Slltw
GWIN~ 8 LM Amtriun Strlt
(I) Tiit Odd Collple
• (IDl Ol Cl) EJJ HtllJWood
Sqtiar•
Cl) Tllt ltluppcb
Page 13
FRIDAY tCondnued)
O The Joker's Wiid m Bewitched
( 1t l1J) hmily AtfJ11
~ Hoa1n's HtrotS ID Clunnel 28 T on1ahl
(ft O ) Brady Bunch
39 Fm the Issue
C!) Profiles
8:00
f) ( 17 3 ) Yur atlht l011 A I we
ep1~ooe summer com,dy s1a11 ni
M1cke1 Rooney C•b11el Orll GrrR
fv1ean and Paul Shalle1 as ~ eruur
who ~II the11 souls 10 make 11 b1~
1n the theatre Gue$l1ng 1n the prt
m1e1e ep1~ocfe ·~ P11\C1lld Lope1 J lony winner lrorn Choiu~ line
D ~s 6 I m 39 Sanford and
SOii (R) As lhe wed01ng day nears 101
Janet and lamont her formPI ho~
band suddenly appea•\ 011 the s''"~
and annountes hr Wi1111\ her back O Movie: (2hr) "SOii ol Franken·
stein" (ho1) 39 Bo11s llarlofl
rt. Movie: I ~1 (2hr) "Journey Into
Mldniaht" (draJ '68 Ch~d Evere!I
U ri 1 101 (·~ 8 ) Mov1t ·
'-c-J (90) "luun'' 1d1a) I I Kevin
Brophy Stockard Channmg Ned
Bealfy Wilham lordan A 70 year old
youth. who spent th' hr~I len yem
of his hie running wild 1n the forest
no,.. ~trikes uul on M own 1n ~a•th
of his 1denhly
t:, W1Hk1n1 It Out O MoYit: C (Zhr) "II C.n 8•
Done Am1ao" (we~J 73 lack
Palance Bud Spencer m Kina ol llenitnftOll
Ci> Perry Muon
}{ Movit· ~ (2hr) "G.I Blues"
(mu~) 60-Elm Presley fID ~ Wulunaton Week In Review
-8:30-u lJl m n th1to ' the Man While hddhn& with a CB r&d10
[d make$ a date with someone called
Kmy race and the neal lh1nr he
knows they·,, neaded lor las Vegas
1n ht1 tamper
t. San Oieao m Cross·Wlb
ff:) e1> Wall Sheet Week
9:00
0 (If?) ( :11) f4) Movie: ICI (2hr)
''Thty Call Me Mr. Tibbs" (susp)
ID-Sidney Poitier, M11tm landau
Barbara McNa11 Anthony /e1be
Sidney Poitier portrays ll V11e11
l1bbs. a man loin between his duty
and concern for a friend ~eHI leaving
the scene ot a crime
0 f2-1J §J m tli Tht llocU01d
Flies (R) Rocllord ~ lo1mt1 trllmale
Angel suckeis him 1nlo being best
man al his wedding wh1rh turn' oul
to be part ol Angels SC.heme lo
swindle an Armentan family 1n a 101
~tale deal m Men C11tf1n SIMM m The Vi111n11n
fZ3 Real World e1> Rrlna lint
-9:30-u rn ®l (<HJ Ill) Mofle:
1C) (90) "Leaend of Hell Kouse"
(sysp) 77 Rnddy McOow1ll. Cltve
Rev1ll, Gayle Hunnicutt, Pamela
f11nklin A london phys1t1st and his
lhree pertnm are ottered a fee of
JOO.ODO pounds to 1nvtstie11e a
house with a ten1ty1ng history o1
psychic phenomena The m1lhona11e
owner 1s dyine and wants the t1uth
about survival after doth •nd
believes the house mav provide the
answer
10:00
D ~' 6 m 31 Quine, (RJ Ouinry 1\ pul under @1'31 pr es\ure
whtn he atlempls tu prove lhal the
dulh of a nuclear t~ch1w1an .. as the
1rwll ol e1cess1vr ~·posu1e lo rdd1a
lion and 1101 duP to dn Julomobole
Jmdenl
OO tDNews
o Mov1t: "The Bed S1tt1na Room"
1d1.1) 1\9 R1la lu\h1n1;l1~m 511
Ralph R1tha1dson
tt Marcus Welby
Ci) El Bien Amado
e1> PBS Movie Theatre
-10:30-m m 11ns ID To Ike lo Live. The Sumvors ot
Hi1oslllm1 This documenlary com
mtmo1ales rhe .llnd ann1ve1sa1v 01
lh~ 1oa2·~ bombing of lf11osn1ma
lapa11 a11 evenl thal r.onl11bulPd lo
lht fnd ol World War II but b1uu2ht
dealh and deslruct1on lo thnu\.u1d~
footage ol the alterm•h ot !tie
bombing is intmpt1sed wrlh lifm of
!he bustling mPl10pnl1s IOd~y
11:00
0 S D f 1 ~ (2)' t News e (~ IS ) Lowe American Stylt u ( 11 3J) m Ol lltws
O Movie C "Crash Dive" (adv)
43 Tyrone Powtr Anne Ba•ler m SCREAMING KISSERS
• ATTACK TONIGHT ON
"fERNWOOO 2NIGHT!"
W Ft rnwood 2N1aht
QI Marcus Welby a a.st of ,,ouc:ho
-11:30-
0 ( it I ) t Movie: ~ "Zabrhke l'orftl" !dra) 10-
Mark r rechette Oana Halp11n
o ii 1.1 ' m 1t Johnny c,,1IOll
I Movit
U _fl ("H J' ) Bmtta
lQ) Movit: Cl "The law ud the
~f' <com) ·ss Grm Garson m Metronns
~ 700 Club
fii) Caphoned ABC benini llews m Cinem1 34
12:00
0 Disco '77 m Break the Bink a> Movie: "look Jn Any Window"
(dial SO Paul Anka. Ruth Roman
ff:) BIKk Penpective on lht llew-s
e1> MacNeil/Lehrer Report
-12:30-
3J Movie. How I Spent M1
Summer Vacation ' O Movtts: "Brothtr Orchid," "The
Spa111sh Catdentr," "~t11i"
0 Sv*nse The1lre ID Movies. 01e Monster Ore
Three Sweis Pafls Model
e1> Macllttltlthru ltport
1:00
f) hlhboUI
D n1 ct D Mrdniaht Speoal
t Movies. Darling. lorptdo
Bay Adventui es of Marco Polo ·
O Thnller
-1:30-m Movie: "The lM11a Hud"
lhOr) Abel Salazar. Rosita Arenas
2:00
O MoYles: "Sapphire ' "The Pop
pie ts Also ,. flower"
-3:05-
0 Movie: "The Good Olt Y ouna"
(dra) ·5~ Richard Basehart
SATURDAY
AUGUST 6
MORNING
6:00
D KicbWO<ld
!! Summer Semtsttr
O Community Fetdback m let's RJp
-t'lO-
D That's Cat
O The Bia Valley
8 Seeds 0 Hot r udae Sllow m Unit Frve m Mornln& Shoow ID Caphoneil News
Villa Alleare
7:00
f) Summer Semmei
D 23l f ' ID 39 Woody Wood
pecke1 Show
f l'oe>eye Cartoons O ~1 110 (29 e) tom' Jerry
Mumbty SIMM
f' Wallslrttt CiJ Tht I'll Club m U. Patterns m S.m Yorty Show
fii) Man Builds, Man Destrop
-7:30-
fJ Camera Thrtt
D ll ID 3t l'lnk l'anthtr u PKtsetttr1
']J Jonn1 Quest u a:; .mi (tlf .. l J bbbffi••
.J) Flrst Aid m MGM: "Cod Is MJ Partntr"
(dra) S7 Wallt1 Brennan
( 11 l_) BIKk Buffalo
8:00
0 (<17 3 ) e Sylmttt &
T1reety
O Movie: "Duel at Apacllt Wells''
l wes) 'S6 Ben Coopei l.1. Valley ol the Dine"'urs
U 3°"1 ffQI ( (29) ( 6 l) $cooby Doo
O Movie: f~l "The Destrudors"
(dra) 67 Richard Eg~n m Romper Room
iltl V0tet ol ·Ta*yo
-8:30-
f) (111 C~1) J 1 Clut Club
ID Rock Gospel m 111sian1
9:00
O ( 111 3 ) It Bucs Bunny/
Roadrunner
D iJS (l) m n Spetd lklUJ
J Rock Concert
CD Womln· Re.I to •eel
-9:30-e H 8 m H Mon,111
Squad
0 NooM: "8admt11 of Tombst&M"
(wesJ 49-Ba11y $1Jlhvan
u mcm(~ J>WttsS.-·
shaw m Movre: "The Saxon Ch11111"
(dra) '48-Robert Montcomery
Susan Hayward John Payne OJ Sout11trft ca11ton1il
Em loom et Esta Es II Vida
10:00
U (@ (l)) Cl) Tuun o '2ll oo e a s,_ G11ost1
fran'9nsteln Jr. •
rv WEE!(, JULY 31 1977
0 Wanted Dud or AHH a> Movie: "$hell Shock" (dra)
64 Beath Ortherson Carl Crow
2t Kot r udae Show
f.ID V'isron 011 m T rilklM l'ubhca
-10:30-
f) ( 17 ~ ) e 8'tma11
D ll3 e m Jl Bia John,
little John e Mo.1e: "Color1do T 111ito11"
(wesl 49 loel McC1u Vu~rnra
Mi)O
U ~ 1Q ( _2i1 t ) Super·
lnends
O Abbott & Costello
1lJ $1\opsmrth
ff:) ()n(e Upon A Cl.ssic
lD Coco Onla
11 :00
0 ( 11' 3 ) l Sh11am/ls11
Hour
0 \2~) 16J m 1Jll G11ndsland1
MajQ( Le1aue llueb1ll
O Movie: 1~ "T!11t Min from
Rio" (com) 64-leao Paul
Belmondo. franco1s Oorleac.
fJ l~l •lO: ((21J r()) The Oddblll
Couple m lust IOf Tffnl
~ WCT Cl11lltnae Clip
ff:) No.a
-11:30-u 1 ~ (11) J:.) Amtllun
8'ndstJnd m This Wttk In BawblU
CE W11dhte Ad~nt11re
AFT•RNOON I
12:00
fJ (CJ!J ) (() ht ~rt
f' Movit: a::> "Two 6u1s from
Tun" (wes) '48 Dennis Morgan
OO!olhy Malone •
0 Eu! Side Kid' m Th• ltacen m Set Bilko
13) Action Tbuter
fli) Latino Consorti um
-12:30-
D ((11) < f i) Cl Ark If
())Topic
D Pto11le 1
t~! Words·A·Poppin m l0$1 In Space m Movlt: "I Cover the W11" (adv)
37 lohn Wayne, Don Barclay
ID Grind Pria Tennis Summer TOllr r 1nals coveraae '" doubles compel! lion from lou1sv1lle Kentucky
(\2tl e ) U.S. F11m lltport mc,1111rt1
1:00
0 (111 "3J) .IJ It T1ka Alf Kinds <'-Moti1: "Vin lap1ta" (dra) 52 Marlon Brando, Anthony Quinn
O fo1111by's AlltMiut Wot'bkp U $11rtlmt
110. La ltw
(!lll r I )) CoMumtr'i Wofld
lD Gt•n Cine di la T ardt
-1:30-
0 Swiss family Robinson
l V *'""' to Mwnturt G Moyie: "Unearthly Str1n1er"
($Ct fl) '64-John New1lfe. Philip
Stone m Solil Trail! ("fl CJ)) Tri..iurt
l'..2z00
f) •cH• e Movie: CC) ''K.ltltrs of Olman
j110" (adv) '60-Rob1rt hylor.
g MOMltr !tally
()) This Wed 111 Baseball U Mowie: (~ "Ski fever'' (1om)
67 Marlin M1lne1 Claudia Marlin
Tony Sailer Vm Bach
Cl) Sl11 Trek
~Ironside
mtamn
((JJ.l CI)) Ctlt.rity llowl1n1
rJ]) (]) MO'fit: Johnny Belinda
(!BJ Cl)) S.-of Ctltbrat!Oll m Cillt1111 3'
(JI) M1rc111 Welby m Onnct County Su111111tr
-2:30-
U NIWSl!llbrl
Cl) Pro Fan m Outer limits
((Il) a:n 1976 football Hl·Lltts
''Wesrern Athlel1{ C-Onlerence
(all ([)) Demion 11 Du Qll04n Use
of Electr1c1ty Around Water
3:00 & ([1) CfJ) l11 Volvo Tennis
Classic
Cl) The Rim
C1J Movie: "W11onmnttr" (wes)
'50-Ben John5on. Joanne Oni, Ward
Bond
Cial Mo•it: "D1n111ous Days ot
Kiowa Jones" (!Yes) '66 -Robert
Horton. D11nr Baker
Cl) llllowlt : "Pl(•up on South
St1Mt" (mJS) 'SJ-Rtehard Widmar~
all Tiit llllllSk PIKt ca cv> World "'*',, 1111 s.. ID Fu~ Mun41al
I (U fllowft
ell Paint Wltll N1ncy Komlnskr
-3:30-
(J) lt76 N1tlon1I finals ltodto D S.lllrdo
Cl) Lost in Spau
D Ctltbrity lowl1111 m Mission: lmpou1ble l8l Porter We1011t1
( 121) Cl)) Outdoors
4:00
U ((ft)(})) fl) Tht H1rllo1d Open rn NCAA Hiahlipts
U Ara P1nepi1n's Sports
Cl) St11 Tre• fll Spanish Movie
(%)) Cl) N•mt ol the Game
C21l lflsh•itt• on the Road
fD 81"• Pe119tCtin on the Ntw1
(!JI) ())) ~nlmal World m Real EsUtt ' You
-4:30-
Ala's $po11J '
Cl) Uttlt hsab a Greatest Sports Leatnds
D Mowit: "l141111n's Ttrritory"
(wts) '46-Randolph Scoll
G» MO.it: "No time fol Col!tffy''
(com) '40-James Sttwarl 111 lilallb lntNH S.n franc1S(O
G&Jnts vs Ph1l1del~1lhes al Ollct Upon A
(QI) Cl)) World of Sllnfnl
~ Acriallt11rt USA
5:00
D ((11) CJ)) CIS Spmts ~ e St.11 Till
(l)Hte .... e CJ) <II (18l CCI) AIC'a MM ....... ,,...
()) ll1tieul '"crapltk 11J Motte: "Tiit Wtll" (dra) '5l-
Rich1rd Robu, Henry Morain ......
CD bill.I l't111
GltteH1• a 11tws
-5:30-
IJ fUJ <;ll fBl hrs
EVENING
6:00 u (.() ((tll tI.l) ....., em 11ews
0 llblt: ct.J (2~r) "lopb,.7'
(com) 64-Meltna Merc11u11 Peteo
Ustinov
Charters football San Diego
Char1ers vs D1llas Cowb<lys m ltOllSidt
f:D SHAKEY'S PRESENTS
• $200000 WCT TENNIS SOLOMAN/COi OJ wet TeMb ClllmpioftSllips Ill> (I) Dlllo(O.
tz3 St.11 Sot<tr
ID ~ Awtllturas de Ctpulina
illl Lucy Show m Al tht Top
-6:30-
D Q)(()Nns a CIDJ ca rn> ....., IJ KllBC lttwl Coftt1re11et m Tiit $111,000 Question
((JJ.l CJ)) l'ro r111
l2J) Cl) IWd lllllldom
llll Wwllll an lht ROid
8 Ye111'1• Oil
7:00
fJ The 111111pl"b
CJ) Animal World
D Tiie I'm b 1ticM U E,....itness LM Antt!ti
Cl) 111 Setrdl Df._
Ill Is,,
CIDl l2J) Cl) ~ 19" m (121J Cl)) m Qll l.Hrtnct w.a Show
llJ Mmus w.-, 1111.D.
( (J1l (])) Hte Kn m eec Outlool ID lllllllial Varitty
ell W11 City Limits
-7:30-D Htrt & Mow
(]) Andy Wlllilllll D In Search Of ... .. Ltl'• ..,,, ,.. Dul
(]) Unt.llMd Wot1d
(8) Pop Goa the Country
8:00
fJ (<lll CD) CU MJry Tyltr
Moort Show (R) Stretching lhe lruth
1s com monplace for hd Baxter
which upl11ns the st1tt's nonchalant
attitude toward the 1nch0<man's cry
101 help when • youn1. attractivt
rePQl1er makes a play for him
D IHl CJ) m IDl Emtratn<JI
(R) Ga1e and DeSoto are invited to
demonstrate paramedJC leclvuques
on a loaf TV station and 1et an
opPQ11un1ty to use the11 tilenls wtltn
a mtmbe1 ol the crtw IS 1n1ured. a rn ® <a cv> rut.re c... T ou&h old-hne street cop Joe Cleavtr
P<O&r•ms H1vtn, a computenzed an
dro1d, to beCOITle • cham1110nsl11p
cthl>re boaer to 1nvtshpte the death
of a youn1 pn1eh1hter
G lilwle: CC> (10) "lnftrno" (dra)
'53-Robtrt Ryan, Rhonda fltm1n1.
8) llle ... II ......... Special on
llrtrntft.
II) .... Jicblll'• tlltftt .. , .... lB Gt ...... Eta & ..
121 Tt1111l1 San F1anclsco Golden
Gatm " Phot111x. mo.ic.u.-aa..ic ........... ......
-8:30-u ((JJ.l CJ)) CJ) Bob Ntwh11t
Show (R) Bob Hartley's memory 1s
ta1ed to the hm1I when he !oriels
rile sr1nif1unu of April IS as the
federal income tu deadline and also
the date of his sevenlh wedd1na
ann1verul)' II Moirie: ''Woll .. ,.. .. (hOI) 41
Claude Rains. Lon Chaney
fD Wodetiouse l'layllouse
9:00
fJ ((fl') ) All ill ltM family
(R) Aich1e and Mike continue the11
d1spule over hltle Joey's reha1ous
destiny. bul l~is hme Aich1e will stop
al nothin& to make sure l11s 111ndson
1s baptized
IJ (ll) Cl) m 0 "8C 5.turlby
llotit: CC) (Zlir) ''Tiit frOllt P11t"
(com) '74-Jack Lemmon, W1ltt1
Matthau, Carol Bu1nett Billy W1I
der's screen version of Ben Hecht
and Charles MacArlhur's durable
comed about the misfortunes of a lop
Chicago reporter who is determined
lo eel oul ol tht newspap!f business
Cl) 8ttck Athlttn H1U of flmt Boll
<Asby hosls lhis sporls enler111n
ment special taped al the New York
H~too
D CJ) CIDl (all Cl)) St11i•1 &
Hutdl (R) The murder ol 1 prelly
alien 1n lht a•rment d1st11cr puts
Starsly and Hutch on lht traol of 1n
alien s111uu hn1 nn1 m 11te 11 ..
Gl)£vtllitl1At ... '11i> lbsttfJitce Tllt1trt
-9:30-
• ((JJ.l CJ)) Cl) Alict (R) Vera IS
dei><essed u she IKts yet 1110ther
birthday alone. until AllCe and flo
decide to &et her I date a MOYft: (~ "llllu1dt1 Clfnlc"
(hor) '66-Wolham Beraer
Cl) Mo•ie: CC) "Tht A11111l"no"
(adv) 'S5-Clenn ford
10:00
U ((11) Cl)) CIJ Switch (R) Pete
and Mac pass lhemselves ott as a
pair of hoods in Older to gel the man
dirtchn& the assassination attepts
on an mvest1p t1u reporter
g A&rORaJ allcl Com111n7
D ill ®l (13J CJ)) f11tller 1nd
rlttltr ~ suspected murderer leads
realher and father Harry to track
down a crooked t.nd developer, but
the con almost lands them in deep
trouble with the U S Army m 1111ttronewa a Crtatwt fttfllft m Tiit Silttlt ,.,,..
TV WEEI(, JlJLY 31, 1977
ID Halllando dt lo1/[I Show de
(dniU Nw1io Im> Great l'trfon111ncn
-10:30-
• llaWt•&• ({) Nipt GJlltlJ
11:00 u u ®J m News
(]) lltws/llowit: "lost Weekend
11 aJ m m a News
U loft Amtfican Slylt
"'Sm1rt Ill rric~t Nifhl m llowlt: "No Omt lo! Comtdy"
(com) '40-.llmes Stewart m II.wit: (C) Mfootprints on the
Moon" (doc) -Narrated by D1
Werner von Braun
@ Cl) Ad1111-l2
(!Bl CJ)) Rea Hwmbard m ,.., Gon th• Country
-11:30-u Ram• l'tt·Seuon foolball Rams
vs. Minnesota.
D !%Jl Cl) m Q1) Wtthnd Re·
port on the new f1d-Sa1I Skates
Cl) MoYit r
B llllovit: "Harlow" (dra) 165-
Carroll Baker, Martin Balum
Cl) CIMN I "The forture C-Ook1e ' <II Mowit: CC) ''Tiit Brothen Kl·
11111uvw" (d11) '58-Yul Brynner
M1111 Schell. lee J C-Obb
121700 Club
II) $,.WI dt C.nnl1A
12:00
• llowla: 'Only the C-Ool.' How lo Be Very. Very Popular " "Juliet of
the Sp1111s'
... llllotlt: MM11niflct11t OMmlott"
(dr1) '35-lrene Dunne
(<ill CJ)) "" I'll Cl•b
(9 CD) lttwl/ScH1 Tllt1tn
O)Ci1111111 S4
1:00 11 m ~ Collc:trt
(J' "'OYiei: "Splendor." .. A face In
the .. a1n," "Wolves of the Deep,"
"One Heavenly Night"
• T111illtr m Movlu: "Planet ol Blood.
"Beul from the flaunted Cave."
"Creal Guns"
2:00
D Mowlta: "Doctor at Large,"
"Doctor in Love"
3:00
II llowit: "Tiit Wa't " Ille RH Witdt" (adv) '48-John Wayne Gig
Younc. Gail Russell
Dick Clark'• experience and know-how In both the enwr·
taJnmerit and bualneM world• belle hie perennlatty youthful
appearance. Clark hoata the 'ABC daytime g1mt ah~
$20,000 Pyramid, wt\lch alra Monday through Friday at
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