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T!AMMATE ASSISTS L.A. LIFEGUARD RANDY OIGREGORI IN ONE LEG OF THREE-EVENT IRON-MAN RACE
Life saving Skills Featured During Competition at Lifeguard Games Jn Laguna Niguel Friday
ifeguarth
Five Orange County lifeguard
epartments placed high in the
lut AnQual Laguna Nleuel
feguard Games held Friday at
l1uet Beach Park. More Ulan
guards from forces from San·
Barbara to San Diego and
om Honolulu competed.
LUeauards from Lagu.na
each. Newport .Beach, Hunt·
eton Beach. Huntington Beach
tate,Plll'k and Seal Beach won
wards.
The games ran from noon until
:30 p.m. as kle~ lie,bts ii·
mJnated the seas off Niguel
each. Llfeauards swam. pad·
led an4 rowed dorys under Ute
leht pl'ovi:ded by a dozen
jJearchlighl$ aimed across the
watet.
The first local guard to place in
oae ol. the games' 10 events was
obert Judie of Laguna Beach
who fmisbed f°U'St in the run·
awlm·rwa·swim.
ln the Pille 1wtm Ken Watsun
ot Lilguna Beach finished third.
n ttMi Niguel Iron Man, a com·
petitk>n cdmprising swimming, runntrii, paddling and rowing.
Judge flriisbed second.
In the rescue buket carry re-
1ay, Newport Beach firilshed
flnt; HuntingtOb Seach sttonc:t,
ind Laguna Beach third.
i. Ja iUle one mile aurf ski, Bob
C'!rtll of seal Beach finished
He doesn't look like a man who
ls retiring after 34 ye~rs with the
Boy Scouts of America. "
His desk is cluttered with
phone messaees he hasn't had
time to return, and all four cor·
ners of the mahogany slab are
plied with charts, pamphlets and letters.
If it were not for the basfily.
unwrapped plaques, mementos,
ribbons and bows strewn about
on an overstuf'ted couc~ you'd
think it was just another 10.bour
day for Kenneth Hickenbottom,
scout executive for the Orange
County Council of the BSA.
"I really am trytng to pack
up,•• he laughs, half·
apologetically.
The -Cif'ts are from friends he
made over tbe JJllSt 17 years in
local scouting_ circles. But his
career goes back that many
years again to just after World
Warn.
Hickenbottom had just finished
two years as ~ clVilian around in·
structor in Washinaton when he
became district executive tot the
SACR.UfENTO (AP> -Wives
who punch husbands would ,let
the same legal treatment as
busban<ls who hit wives under a
bill passed by the Assembly.
Current law makes lt a telonr
for a husband to hit a wife and
cause "traum~tic" injury, a
legal term meani.Qg an injury
that. is substantial but less
serious than Hgreat bodily in·
.1uey."
A wltewbo hits her husband, O'f
one member of a couple livint
togeth~r who hits the other, com·
mits only a misdemeanor unless
the victim suffer.t "great bodily
injury," the same standard for
any other case· qr beating.
The bill, SB 691 by Sen. Milton Marks <Ji.San Francisco) would
apply current standards penaliz-
ing wife-beating to cases of a
wife hiUlog her husband or one
member Of a cohabiting Couple
hlttirijt the other.
The change would reduce sl~Uy the standard under w such an attack would be a f~ punishable by up to three YeaJWlii state pti$olt instead of no
montthan a ye-.r. iii county jail
A n-o vote Friday sent the bill
back to the senate for routine ap-
provil Of amiiidlJlenti.
HeM~de
America
Laugh
Plane mts
Veliicles;
Three Die
MODESrO <AP> - A private
plane crashed onto Freeway 99
here Friday. killing three people in yehicles on the ground.
autHorities reported.
The twin-engine plane narrow·
Jy missed a street oYercrossing
near the downtown area and a
large tnack, then struck the root
of a car and bounced olf, the
highway patrol reported.
The Piper Navajo hit lriother:
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MARY TESTER HOLDS STRANGE BEDFELLOW
Ferret Named Scooter Raised Ruckus
Odd Bedfellow
£voter Stirs Up Furor
By JACK CHAPPELL
OI tlle O.lly l'ii.t Staff
It was two o'clock in the morning when Mary Tester fell
the wiggling in her bed. At first, she thought it was the fami·
ly cat.
1t wasn't.
"I didn't scream, exacUy.
"I guess it was more like a yell, 'There's a strange
animal in my bed!' " Mrs. Tester said Friday as she re-
counted that night.
HER HUSBAND, Bruce, roused from a sound sleep,
was thrown into the fray, batting at the interloper with a
pillow.
The creature turned out to be "Scooter," a six month
old ferret belonging to Bruce Dunn, a neighbor.
Scooter is a "sweetheart" according to Bruce, whose
name has officially been changed to "Sir Bruce Franklin
Dunn.'' She wouldn't hurt a fly.
Tester, however, didn't know Scooter was a sweetheart.
He didn't know she wouldn't hurt a fly. He didn'teven know
Scooter was a ferret.
BE KNEW only that the weasel like creature was Joplng
around his bed and bedroom at two o'clock in the morning.
Tester loped into the garage for a rate and some
barbecue mils with which to deal with the creature.
He herded it into the bathroom, and then herded wire,
children and others into another room, cleared a path from
the bathroom to the outside.
Then he scooted Scooter outside.
Mission accomplished, ~r husband returned, and an·
nounced that everyone could come out. "It's eone now," he
said, Mrs. Tester recalled. Then be turned around and saw
that the friendly ferret had slipped back inside the house
somehow and was right behind him.
1'HIS TIM~ he picked up the animal and put it in the
home's darkroom and there it stayed until morning when r.
the animal was identified as a ferret and belon&lnc to Dunn
who lives about two blocks away.
·Besides the ferret. Dunn also has a mouse named
••Motor Mouse" who lives in his car, "Sbebasarl. a blue
murl dog "Ruby Stone,•• a parrot. "Harry" the tarantul•
and Elizabeth the Fourth, a boa constrictor. nrm glad it was the ferret. n could bave been worse. ••
Mrs. Tester said.
I senate OVerrides Veto
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Fr.• Pflflt8 AJ
GROUCHO ••
that'• quite a contribution. 0
Another Mara contemp()l'ary,
actoc Ken Murray, who made his
1cretn debut in 1929, Hid,
"Groucho was an ortatnal. With
bl• puslnf, • whole era of vlsuAl
comed$t la dluppearinf h'om lb4t
American scene. Veteran come-
dians were downs; the current
comedians are caustic commen·
tators." .
Ralph Edwards, longtime bost
of television's "This 11 Your
We," lauded Marx's abilit,y "to
touch the average American ...
"Groucbo was a master at put.
tini down pomposity, .. Edwards
said. "The inside of the man was
honest and loving, when the op-
posite seemed to be the truth.
Groucbo had many imitators., but
no one could ~uplicate him."
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The bushy ·browed,
mustachioed comic and bts
brothers-Harpo, Chico, Gummo
and Zeppo developed a style of
wise-cracking, zany comedy
which delighted vaudeville and
movie audiences for more than so years.
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THROUGH THE YEARS · -Famed come-
dian Groucho Marx is s hown at ,·arious
stages in his life in 1933. 1955 and 1974. lie
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was knowtJ by his mousta1che. leering grin
and impudent manner.
Groucbo went on to star as quiz
master on his own radio and
television series after bis
brothers either retired or 1'ent
into other businesses.
A seamy courtroom battle over
bis conservatorship put Groucbo
back in the news during his fmal
months, at a time when be was in
Grouclw's Humor
Prmc~ured Mally
and out of the hospital for treat-By BOB THOMAS ment of his various ailments. Erin Fleming, a pretty former LOS ANGELES CAP>
actress who attached herself to Groucho Marx played the antic
Groucho in 1970 and was his cons· clown to the hilt, first as star or a
tant companion, battled series of insane, inspired stage
Groucbo's son, Arthur, over the plays and mm comedies with his
.....10. ed edi brothers, then as quizmaster in care IA wieag com an. the successful radio and
Miss Fleming, 58 years his ttlevision show, "You Bet Your junior, was hired as his secretary Life."
a11d singlehandedly brought him The major Marx movies were
out of' retirement for a trium· made in the 1930s, and "You Bet
phant 1972 appearanle at Your Life" faded off TV on June
Carnegie Hall. Arthur Marx, 29, 1961. But as reruns or the
however, pictured her as shows have become staples of
Groucbo's grim tormentor, who late night television and the mov-
latcbed onto Marx for bis money· ies the stuff or film festivals, a
"He was withering on the vine second generation of Americans
until she entered his life," said a learned to love Marx and his
·relative. Other witnesse,s said props -the cigar, the wild smile
she badgered him with insults andtberaisedeyebrows.
and curses, but friends said she He embodied a unique blend of
was keeping him alive by her madness and cynicism. He was
stimulating effect. in full flower when deflating
''Groucho's in love with her," pomposity, especailly when ex·
brother Zeppo said during the hibited by Margaret Dumont, the
sensational court battle. grande dame or his movies.
Friends say Groucho was Marx carried the same at-
never aware that his name was titude into his role as quizmasler:
in the headlines during the He enjoyed poking holes in con-
lengthy battle, which ended last testants' conversations.
July when the comedian's punctuating his comments willla
grandson, 27-year-old Andrew, lear and a. waggle of the
was named permanent con· eyebroV>'s.
servator. "My atUtttde has always been
At the time of his death, a new lhe hell with it," he once told an
era of affection for Groucbo and interviewer. "My brothers and l
the Marx Brothers had emerged, always played to ourselves; we
spawned by television reruns of never played to the audience. It.
their films and live theater is more or less the same way' in
rivivals. TV.''
On May 6, 1972, Groucho em· Conversation with Groucho
barked on what was to be a series was often difficult. He could seize
of concerts. "An Evening of the most innocent phrase and
Groucho" at Carnegie Hall in find derogatory humor in it, often
New York that first night was with a double entendre. Nor
sold out the day after it was an· wouldhecoddlefans.
nounced. More than 3,508 youths A stranger once approached
-many dressed as the various Marx in a Hollywood restaurant
Marx Brothers -we.re turned 8ncl shook his band. "Groucbo,
awayfromthetbeater. you don't know what this means
The Marx Brothers comeclY tome."themanJUSbed.
team was cansldered to rank "To me. it probably means
tered, returning to his soup. Such
fans were never offended; an in-
sult from Groucho Marx was like
the Medal of Honor.
It was different with MaMt's
show business contemporaries.
Jack Benny and others could not
warm up to Groucho because of
his constant flow or caustic wlt.
As a result, Groucbo had many
acquaintances and admireni, in-
cluding latter-day comics like
Bill Cosby ·and Carl Reiner, but
few close friends.
He was born Julius Henry
Marx on Oct. 2, 1890, in New York
City, the middle of five sons.
Their mother Minnie, of whom
Groucho always spoke in re·
verential terms, pushed the boys
into show business.
The Marx personalit,y emerged
early. Because or his sardonic
nature, Groucho was so named
by a rriend who gave the other
brothers descriptive handles:
Harpo, Chico, Gummo, Zeppo.
Groucho·s trademark emerged
one night when he arrived at a
vaudeville theater too late to
paste on bis stage mustache. He
quickly ceased-painted a rec-
tangle on his op.per lip. adding
black eyebrows.
Mobile Park Bfil
Clear8 Assembly
SACRAMENTO <AP>
Mobilebome park owners would
have to give 60 days' notice
before raising rents and tenants
would have to aive the same
notice before moving under a bill
approved by the Assemb)y.
The measure, SB S86 by Sen.
Bob Wilson, CD-La Mesa> won a
71-0 vote Friday and was re-
turned to the Senate for ex~ted
approval ot Assembly amend·
ments,
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SCOUT •••
career marched in five years~·
ments, as scout executive of the
Silverado Council for Napa and
Sonoma counties, then deputy n.-
gional scouting executive for the
five western states and Hawaii,
then deputy scout executive of
the Los Angeles Area council.
He moved his family to Garden
Grove in 1.963 and became scout
executive for the Orange Empire
Council, which merged in 1972
with the North Orange County
Council to become the current
Orange County Council of the
Boy Scouts of America.
The former Eagle Scout. who
attained that honor in 1939 and boasts about 40 merit badges, has
watched Orange County scouting
rise from about 30.000 scouts in
1963 t<> the current 43,000 s~
active in programs this year.
But Kenneth Hlckenbo\to~
isn't one to look at the past. 1t•f
the ruture that the SS-year-old ex-
ecutive talks about and it sounds
like it will be just as active as he
makes it now.
"I'm going to do some fishing
in Washington for a while;·
Hickenbottom said.
Then he's getting back into
scouting, "in a much less ob-
servable role," be insists.
His fU'st project will be to Ni
build a historic ranch hOUlfO and
mission at a SO-acre site on Camp
Pendletoii the Orange Count~
Council operates at Rancbo Las.
Flores .
"That•s a beauWul area for
camping," he said. And, he adds,
it's one ot the few outdoor areas
that allow big groups of scouts to
camp.
But what Hickenbottom really
has his sights on is offering his
services to private f oundation.s ta
solve social ptoblems be says•
aren'tsetttng solved.
''The billlOOS beint spent in
federal funds as well as prf vatel~
funded foundations are not solv·\
ing the problems of this coun·'
try," he said. am~ s~ch masters .-Laurel skin dbease, • Groucbo mut-and Haniy. Will Rogen, a:a.rlle .--~~~~.;__;.;...~--...:....;.....:...:;....;..;..~~~~---------~~--~----~-------------:-----~
. Chaplin ancJW.C. Field.a.
The common medical com·
plaints of old age -heart trou·
ble, strokes, infections -bad
kept him con.ftned to bJa home
and fuzied his famous wlt. Vls--
ltors found him alternately alert
and bet\lddled, but as late as bis
85th bl.rtbday be was wisecrack·
ing and commenting on the
downfall of Richard Nixon.
Groacbo, in the act, was the
lecherous Processor Hacken·
bush, the wiae-cracllet "With
raised eyebrows, false m~cbe
and a stooped walk lite • U,er
a~• water buffalo. ,
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Volunteers Man Fire Station
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•-n do thn. ~uu'H 1ot '9 '°"• t. l love It.•· uld Manin
Chana ala. "Mytime >ou set up at I• s
•• ni. to 0 to lhtt tatloia. 70'l've
tot to hav. ome-feell•• tll.eM,"
•ld D '"id McKnl&ht. No doub•. they are aomethnu
•roanlni and &rOHY when an tmerc cy call comes ln at an ln-flon~mt tlm.,. But lb two
Udothen among the 24 P*ldHJI lremen at El Toro's fire 1tatlon
19 say the last they have volun·
teered ror is often exdlinl and
vsually satiafyin1.
When tbe signal is sounded on
their s mall pagers or home
radios. they immediately break
from work, play, dinner or sleep
and bead to the small ereen fire
station on El Toro Road.
Garbed in metal helmet& and
yellow jackets, r1dln1 traditional
red engines. they look like any
other firemen
But they are farmer~. factory
workers, mechanics, masons,
carpenters, plumbers, store
managers ... who really don't
have to be so willinl to respond to
the increasing number of Clres
and medical aids that happen in
their community.
Although paid $6 per call, they ar.e es:ientially volunteers.
Joe UstariJ, the chief, and Lino
Lopez have been with the station
since it started in 19Sl.
At that time, Ustariz recalled,
there were only about 100 people
"including the kids and does"
living in the farm and ranch com-
munity. The nearest Clre station
was nine miles away in San Juan
Capistrano.
"By the time they got here, at
was kind or late," the chief said.
So, at the suggeation of the coun·
ty fire chief and after a couple or
meetlnga in the town hall, 18 men
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HE'S THE CHIEF
Joe Uatarlz
organized the station.
The county gave them a truck
and some training. The state let
them use a building they had for
seasonal fire fighters. Other resi-
dents donated such needed equip-
ment as a siren and air com-
pressor.
Most or their work then in·
volved grain and grass fires.
"Structural fires were few and
far between," Ustariz said, ad-
dlna that this was because there
were so few people living in the
area.
Now, with the population
greaUy increased, the staUOl\'S
workload hu lncreued. Abo.
they are more likely to be called
upantormedJcal aid.
Last year. these men
responded to 420 medical aide
calls and 301 rtres. Tbey boast
that they were one of the busiest
fire stations ln the couoty.
In addlUon to respondlnl to the
emer1ency callJ, the men train
every Thunday evening.
Despite the time involved, the
men stick with It. Most turnover
ln the crew is due to those who
move out of the area, Ustariz
said.
The chief couldn't explain the
loyalty these men apparently
feel. "It just does something to
you,'' he explained.
Ray Sanchez, an electronic
lectmician. has enjoyed "every
minute" of his 18 years in the
group.
"It's a lot of work and a lot or
run. Also, you meet a Jot of nice
people," he said. And, he ad·
milted, helping people "gives me
a good feeling."
Several of the younger men, in·
cludln1 Ben Anderson and
Changala, have followed. their
rathers Into the station.
The younger volunteers also
seem to want to become regular
paid firemen. "I'm going all the
way," said Steve Miller, a two-
year member who was recently
hired as a regular paid fireman.
Steve Whitaker, a three.year
member, had been an employ·
ment manager with Rockwell but
he "chucked it all" four months
a10 to become a full·time
fireman. It was, he eleplained.
something he had wanted to do
for a long time.
"If I could become a fireman, I
would," said Changala, a
telephone repairman. "This is
the nl'xt best thing."
Swam Before They Read
Clemente Boogie Team ·called Phenomenon
By ANNE COOPER
Of U. o.11' ~li.t Staff
San Clemente's recently or-
ganized boogie team is strictly a
Southern California
phenomenon Its s ix members
learned lo swim before they
could read, and they s pend part
of every day at the beach
"We're rarely tn the water
more than 12 hours a day," said
spokesman Tony Prince. "Usual-
ly It's more like Si/(."
The folks in Kansas might
\hink a boogie team dances, but
every South Orange Coast beach
enthusiast knows boogies only
dance down waves .
"Boogies are easier to ride and
' less dangerous than surfboards,"
said Prince, 19, or San Juan
Capistrano, the team 's only "in-
lander."
"Everybody rides them
from five year olds to
grandmothers. Boogies are
fnade of a soft foam, Jlke a
sponge. It.'s almost impossible to
be hurt by a boogie board -they
only weigh three pounds."
Most people ride boogies on
their stomachs. Some people ride
on their knees. Scott Harrison cf
the San Clemente team ridet bis
boolie standinc up, the wa:J sur·
ternfde their boards.
Prince said Harrison's at.and·
lne posture bad a lot to do with
the team '1 winning second place
in a recent Imperial Beach team
competition.
TK.ia was the first event the
month-old team entered,
althou.-i team members had
participated ln other booete .con·
tests as individuals.
"The areat 1hln1 about boOIM
(Ontcstl ll that people are dolnl
new Wn1s at every competl·
t!oo.'' said Prince. "lt l• ataitly
new Pi>r\. Out team it the onl1 one 10 u behteen Jtenno11 Be~b arid OCeustde. ••
Beaming In on Big Ben
A beam of light produced by a 00-watt
Argon 921 laser stretches across the London
sky to hit Big Ben. The laser light on Big
Ben marked the start of a laser show at the
Drury Lane Theater. The picture was taken
across the Thames River with the houses of
Parliament at left and the Westminster
Bridge in the foreground.
Mission Viejo
Adeline Unit
To Celebrate
The Mission Viejo chapter or
Sweet Adelines. Inc will
celebrate its 8th anniversary
during a birthday party open
house at 7:30 p.m. Monday in
Shepherd of the Hills United
Methodist Church in Mission
Viejo.
Choruses from aJI over Orange
County will join the 50 Mission
Viejo members to provide enter·
tainment for the evening
fe stivities.
Patsy Recht, an El Toro res1
dent, rounded the chapter in
March, 1967 . It received iti.
charter from the national or·
ganization in June, 1969.
Mrs. Recht and other charter
members still sing with the
group. The average member has
been with the group five or six
years, according to Grada
OstlUfld.
"We love to sing,.. she ex·
plained.
In recent months, members
have been winning top honors in
regional and local competitions.
This week, the Quarteddy Bears,
including Deanna del Casilllo,
Donna Alrich, J ane Sloop and
Grada OsUund. won fu-st place
during cotn~UUons in Garden
Grove and San Diego
'Public Unconvinced'
Special Inquiry
Of Lance Sought
WASHINGTON CAP > A
Republican senator is calling for
a special Senate committee to
look mto the financial affairs of
Budget Director Bert Lance.
"I doubt that many of the
Amencan public are convinced
that all the pertinent questions
have been answered," Sen. Bob
Dole of Kansas said Friday as he
suggested that the special panel
be established.
The Senate Government Af·
fairs Committee already has an-
nounced hearings on Lance's
persona l finances beginning
Sept. 7.
But Dole said the new commit·
tee is necessary because Sen.
Abraham Ribicoff, <D·Conn.)
chairman of the government af·
fairs panel, has said major al-
legations against Lance were
"definitely disproved" in a re-
cent report by the comptroller of
the currency.
The r eport, which detailed
Lance's borrowings when he was
a Georgia banker. said there was
no e,videnca to justify any pro-
secutions.
The report, released Thursday,
investigated whether Lance had
used his bank's relationships
wilh large banks to secure
personal loans .
Comptroller John G. Heimann
and Lance both are scheduled to
appear as witnesses at the hear-
ings scheduled by Ribicoff's
committee.
Meanwhile, a House subcom-
mittee scheduled hearings for
next month on legislation which
would prohibit the types of loans
involved in the Lance case.
The hearings were planned
before Lance's financial pro-
blems became a matter of con-
troversy. But subcommittee
aides said the Lance investiga-
tion has given the legislation new
impetus.
One of the issu es in the Lance
investigation were personal
loans he obtained Crom banks ·
where the Nation al Bank of
Georgia maintained correspon-
dent accounts.
The bill would forbid the bank
receiving the correspondent de·
posit from making a personal
loan to an officer of the bank
making the deposit.
C>all, l'li.t Slaff -·
GETTING THE WORD OUT TO HARD OF HEARING r Maria Sheehan Starts Talking at Saddleback
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Durins the comlng semester,
Saddleback Colleae co~selor
Maria Sheehan finally wlll be
working with a counseling eroup
tl\at can hear her voice.
For the past seve!li yea~. both
as a primary school tea~her and
a speclallst at El Camino
College, she worked OJllY with
hearlng·lmpalred students who
conversed with silent sign
language.
AT SADDLEBACK. where
there are only three 'hearing Im·
paired students. she will work
primarily with students wbo can
bear her advice.
She came lo the Mission VleJo
campus in search of· a new
challenge and broader ex·
perience ... a desire whtch seems
characteristic of her career.
As a young college graduate,
she wanted to do something dif·
ferent. Interested in the deaf
because her aunt was deaf, she
earned a masters degree In
special education and began
working with primary children.
BUT AFI'ER A while. she again
wanted something different so
she went to El Camino to develop
a program for the deaf.
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S. Lagun~ Artist Has Eye for Detail
By ARTHUR R. VINSELL
OI Tl\e D•llv Pilot Sull
L1fet1mc artist Thomas E
WadqrloYt, t.untanned and casual
w1llr" ~rinkl) lin es around the
('yt•:. th.at bctra} the fa<:t he grins
•• lot, likes to do things m a s mall
Y. U\
\\ addeJoy,. 51>, 1s pn man(). a
m1111alurist who v.o. ks with oil
paints
··TJL\T'S ABOU'tAS large a~ I
go, he says, gesturin1t al a small
Jl '3tnlmg on the wall of his booth
al Laguna Beach's Festival of
The Arts. which ends Aug. :3C
I no''. due lo a two·day cancella-
I t1on after recent rains.
't Many artists raced around
Tuesday, rcscuani their huge
' paintings or shrouding therr. }n
t plastic. but Wadde:ow could have ! earned out half his exhibit in the
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pockets of his Levi's and western
shirt.
A droll man with thinning white
hair and the relaxed outlook of
those who make a living doing
what they love lo do and do best.
Waddelow coneentrates on
landscapes or structures in has
Y.Ork
WHY IS HIS world view done
.n tiny scale. when he has had
such a large, over-all view of the
world itself, which he has widely
traveled?
"Lord .. there·s no
pbilosophy to it a t all.·· he
dedar~ with a chuckle that is
almost a snort
..The} sell "'ell They 're easy
for me and there·s not much
<:ornpetil~on . ·· he explains. relax-
ing in his woo<l·and·canvas direc-
tor) _chair on th·e festl\ al
grounds
.. MINIATURES HA VE" tradi·
tionally confined and confounded
many artists. due to the extreme·
ly steady hand and precise scale
demanded. They are difficult to
correct. once botched. unlike
larger paintings and especially
abstract pieces
.. I've been an artist all my
hfe, .. says Waddelow, who says
he has never dabbled in such
commercial art as magazine ii·
lustrallon or advertising copy
creations.
A bachelor and accomplished
cook. he admits he wouldn•t turn
such assignments ctown if--fle
became hungry enough, but he 1s
clearly successful and satisfied
with hi s current work
"I love to travel and l 've
done a lot or it. l'm constantly br
u1glng things home in my head ...
When she started. she was the
only ,specialist with an erppty
desk and a f~w student.s. Now.
there is a program, more th~ SO
Jilt.tdents artd two adqiUooal
specialists . .,
• "l'ber•r was the excitement of
starting it all and now it's all
built.'' she said. So, having
earned a Qlasters degree in
counselJng dqring her four years
at the Los Arieeles area college.
she !ell i:eady for another .
change.
MRS. SH~EHAN said there
also Is excitement at Saddleback
because it too ts new and chang-
ing.
Although she obviously looks
forward w working with students
who can actually bear her words,
she hasn't pulled her fingers
completely away from the past.
"I would f~el very badly about
leaving the deaf completely,"
she said.
This fan, she will be teaching a
sign language class for the col·
lege and she will continue with
her Signed Oance Tb eater group.
This country's syst.ero• Or si&n }'_.l l~J>;r:J~~
laneuege WM :•sor:t ol b01"r0wed
rrom tne French,:' Ire. Sboeban •• :iJt~;dwrOciiins
said Despite its-orietn, it lS not a
unlversfll la'n(uage. She ex-Pl lned that different countries
all seem to have a,dlffer~ntset of
band signals.
Differences in sign la#Jeuase
can even be found ln this coubt~y.
Most deaf peogle use Ameslan
when talkina among themselves. • •
This system of shorter concep-if~GSIGNLANGUAGEasa
tual .signs and titcial expressions • q.m )> o o e n t o f t be l r ·
is faster And smc><>t.ber than the .. ~ces, sheexplalned1 the
signed English she wtU be 1 &roP&) 'Pfeads a"!'areness to the
teaching. · • -gen~pubIJc at the sai:ne time
But tnost deaf people un· it provi<fe$ the deaf wlth another
derstaDd and use the signed an('lueM enten.Inment.
English, which includes hand BUJ • s~e admitted it was a
movements for every letter and aelftsh -interest wtµch prompted
some symbols, when speaking he.r to lbrm the .group. ••t really
with hearing people. lo•.e dabce and r really love liCi1
MRS. SHEHAN SAID people
who work in public service agen·
c1es or those who have a friend or
family member who is deaf
should flnd the class beneftc'ial.
ll also might help some people
find part time employment. ln-
language.•: sbe~xplaioed.
Her sip language class will
meetftom 7to10 p.m. Tuesdays.
beBi.nping August 30, at El Toro
lligh School. Registration for the
class, whicll is· free, mu be done
at, th~ coll~e Qr lbe bigtr school
during the first week of classes.
' . HIGH STANDARDS
Calse's Nan Waterman
V . 1· ... 10 10181
Creates
His Own
EL CAJON (AP>
The first violin made by
~ Lawrence Brullo was a three-year labor of love.
It placed first last year
in international competl-
t ion in which a
Stradivarius was 17th.
After another two
years or work. be ls
finished with his second,
also tediously built with
wood from West
Germany air-dried to
preserve the cells. ·
•'JT'S .AMAZING how
an instrument like this
• was designed ln the lSOO$
and cannot be improved
upon." Brullo said ln an
interview.
"U it took two weeks or
two years to make an in·
strument. it would mat·
ter litUe. I only care
about how it will sound."
A newly organized
chamber music group
has selected the first
violin for its forthcomln&
series of concerts.
BllULLO, A violinist
since the ace of 10,
performed for years with
symphony and chamber
groups. But in retire-
ment he decided to pro-
duce musical instru·
ments as well as muaic.
A viola that his wife
Betty Jo will play is now
in the works. along with
a cello for t.helr 17-year-
old daughter. •
Swine Flu
Sliot3 Still
Hu fn ly, euy manner flt.a
rl11lt into the eampaitn,·Uke at-m01phe_re '·of Common Cause's
W uh.ln;too headquarters.
Her Job la part-Ume and nms
for one year, with two op-
portunltles for re-election. It
pays '44,000 a year on a pro-rated
basil. Under Common Cause
rounder John Gardner,
chairperson was a fl!ll·tlme job.
But when he decided to resign,
Cohen took over more of the day·
to·day re1ponalbilltlea. It was de-
cided that the chair· -ould be
part-time. ' ,.
Mrs. Watermanlspends much
of her Ume ·traveling to meet
with the or1anization's
grassroots leaders and. find out
what they are doing about the is-
sues important to Common
Cause.
"IN A SENSE, l'M creating a
new job," Mrs. Waterman said.
"There was only one John
Gardner. I have to think careful·
ly about what the role of
chairperson should be. It's very
important for the health of the or-
canization to get to members in
the field as often as possible."
In an interview in the smal.1
.. WE CAN'T AFFORD the
time and money to duplicate
work that has been done before,
such '8' bavtnc three groups aur,
vey Jeeislators' positions on the
amendroent. ''
Mrs. Waterman, a Democrat,
took over the _,rganlzaUon frotn
Gardner, a Republlcan. He
founded Common Cause in 1970
as a force to pressure govern-
ment on public interest issues
outside the partisan context ol
the political parties.
It has grown to a membership
of about 255,000. Each member
paya at least $15 a year in dues,
but DlClSt pay much more. In re-
turn, they receive two publica-
tiol\S that brief them on the 'is·
sues. Mrs. Waterman said the
'
SHAPE UP A ROOM WITH FURNITURE
THAT'S FUN TO UYE WITH.
NOW SUDSTANTIA11Y ~PUCED.
Enjoy o Soufh Seas odventure-wtm thli rnoghlfl-
cent furnltute so remlnctM of o trQPlCol Island
porodlse. Pf ck Jost m. pleatS you need. odd mae
as you desire. Crafted lo on~ rlCh com-
blnor1on of bfuShed Conary Yeu0w -ond Ivory
finish with Ivory plostlc rops ond'heovlly ~red
with Domboo rvrnlngs.
Even befona It.a conatruction, one or the a~ arpmtintl for u ~trolled canal aerosa Central Amertca waa the need for
~ulck transfer for U.S. wanhlps between the AUan-
lic .and the Paclflc.
The three-month voyqe ot·the U.S. baWeabip
°"'on from the West Coast to CUba by wa, of Cape
Horn durlnc the Spanish-American War ls often cit-
ed as the dasslc case-in-point for the mllltary value
of the canal. Dwina both World Wars the canal proved lo be
of great importance In the movement of naval
vessels and war supplies. Savings of approximately
8,000 miles and upwards of 30 days were &alned by
each ship that passed through the canal.
TWENTY-FOUR million tons of military sup-
plies weresbipped by way of the canal in World War
II. Similarly, the canal proved to be very useful for
the movement of military supplies during the
Korean War of the 1950s and the recent conflict In
lnde>-China.
Despite continued usefulness, the actual
military importance or the canal has changed over
the years, particularly in recent times. Since the
end of World War II, the U.S. has maintained
separate fleets in the Atlantic and Pacific without
moving ships back and forth.
The increasing size ol U.S. naval vessels bas
vastly decreased the military need for the canal. All
13 attack aircraft carriers in the U.S. Navy are too
large to pass through the canal's locks and even the
new 40,000 ton Tarawa class amphibious assault
ships can only be eased through the canal locks Ir
over-hanging antennas and cat walks are removed
from the sides of the ships.
THE FUTURE U.S. military use of the canal is
hindered because the canal can be damaged or
blocked. Even before the advent of nuclear
. · weapons, the Panama Canal was ooe of the world's
most vulnerable waterways. Althouah the danger of
invasion and capture of the Canal Zone bu always
Arts Hold
P r.omi,se
Of-F uture
been remote, the poaalbility that the canal ltlelf
could be seriously damaged or destroyed bas always been very real.
1be most likel.y target ol any such attack would
be the three sets of locks, one on the AtlantJc skle
and two on the Pacmc side. It is very much ol an
overstatement to say that these loco could be
.. destroyed by a hand &renade, .. but they could be
rendered inoperable by a guerrilla attack.
The destruction of or damace to these Jocks
could be accomplished, for example, by well-placed
explosive charges or mines, or by artillery or
rocket fire from nearby Panam~ territory.
ANOTHER VULNERABLE point is the l.~ mile
lone earthen dam located next to the Gatun Locks
on the Atlantic side of the canal.
Responding t.o a congressio~ inquiry, the
State Department noted pessimistieally that ''while
the Panama Canal and the Canal 1.one can be de-
f ended, even in a hostile environment. the con·
tin'400S operation .of the canal could not be iJlaured
in thatenvlr9nment. · ·
The State Department believes that it would re·
quire an American force of approximately "100,000
men with supporting air And naval forces .. to de-
fend the Canal Zone against an all-out guerrilla
campaign by 10,000 irregular troops armed and
trained by another Latin American country.
OVER THE YEARS, the Panama Canal Com-
pany has proven lo be very efficient in transit
~perations. There have been only four ship sinkings
m the past 62 years. Major accidents are rare, and
By CLAIBORNE PELL ,.......,...,. .... , ....
President Carter and his advisers are con-
sulUng congressional supporters Of the arts OI\
how best t.o Improve the federal role tn the field.
During these discussions, I'm keeping one
principle in mind which was beautifully ex-
pressed by Woodrow Wilson.
He said, "When I look back on the process of
history, when r survey the genesis of America,
then I see this written over every paie: that na·
tions are renewed from t.he bottom, not from the
top; that the genius which sprints up rrom the
ranks of unknown men is the genius which re-
news the youth and energy or the people."
THAT IS A philosophy that bolds true for many fields, and nowhere is it more true than m
tbeart.s.
1>lverslty1s also the key to public acceptance
and commetclal su~cess. In 196S when I first pro-
posed legislation to su~rt the atts and
humanities, there were only a bandfUl ot
senators who supported the {dQ, We -were met
with criticism and ridicule, I was n1arded as be-
ing something or a dreamer and eccentric.
Largely becauae of that initial criUoilm, uie
pbllosopby that became the guiding principle for
the Endowments was to use federal assistance as a stimulus for non-federal antstance.
We have seen that concept increase mf1hti-
Jy. The Arts Endowment tells us that tor every
federal dollar pl'Ovided, at least two boa.federal
dollars are generated.
even small scrapes in the canal locks are unusual.
Over the last five years, transits of the canal
have averaged 30 to 40 ships a day, with 50 ships or
more a day not uncommon.
The canal is important for U.S. trade but less so
than it bu been in the past. Approximately 16 per-
cent ot the total U.S. export and import tonnace
comes and goes by the way of the canal. In terms of
monetary value tbe fl1u.re ls about a pereenL Si.nee
foreign trade amoupg to leas than 10 percent ol the
U.S. gross natioaal product, the canal lnfluencea
less than 1 percent of the U.S. GNP.
In terms ol intematiooal trade, about S percent
of the bulk tonnage of world trade uses the canal on
a yearly basis. The total monetary value ia about 1
percent.
THE LONG TED trends in merchant traffic
for the canal and t.echnoloeical developments ln
ocean eargo carriers suggest the Panaina Canal
Last year we experimented in the
Congress with a new cballence-srant program
for these cultural fields. The principle here was
that for every $1 federal, three non·f ederal
dollars would be requlred to complete the erant.
Overnight, this program bas become immeIJSeiy
popular.
We anticipated that 1n fl.seal year 1978.
beginnlne October l, $18 million would be ap.
proprlatecllor the arts. the AppropriatJons Com·
mittee sinitlarly acted in approval. but es of now
the Arts Endowment bas T«elved applications
requesting cwer $70 million in federal fUnds. O~
viously the principle of the federal dollar serving
as a means of encovagtng printe assistance is
working.
And we can look with pleasure on these de-
velopments since the be1iiming ot the program
in196S:
--Prof e:ssional ottbestru throqbout t."te na-
tion bave crown from 58to125.
-.Resident professional theaten. those with
roots-in their communities. have crown from lS
to70.
~dent professional dance companies
hne O'OWD from lOto 10.
-DANCETOUJUNG~putes have l1'0WD
from 2'7 to 167. . • • -()pera companies have IJ'Oft from 27 to
48.
Even of more importance Is thesrowth ottbe
States Arts mo•ement. Tbe 1985 legtalat1on man-
dated in law the establishment of official state
will become less important as a major waterway in
the years ahead.
The large bulk car&o carriers are in man.y
cases too large to use the canal. Wheo the canal was
built, the lock chambers appeared to be massive In
size; 1,000 feet long, 110 feet wide, and 40 feet deep
-larger than any ship lhea afloat. But already
there are over 1,300 merchant ships too large to
pass through the locks and another 1, 100 that cannot
use the canal when they a.re carrying full cargos.
Accordlng to trade analyst. Dr. Leon M. Cole.
.. The conclusions to be distilled from the repcrts
and data surveyed are that while the Panama Canal
is indeed an important facility for world and U.S.
commerce, it is not or overwhelmlna or critical economic importance.··
Even now, bulk cargo rates for material going
\'ia large carriers from the U.S. East Coast to
Japan by way of the Cape are fully competitive with
the shorter canal route.
3*endes to support the arts In every state of the
Union. In the early years of the program. these
agencies were supporting the arts with M alillion.
Today"s total is close to $60 million, a lS-fold
increase in 11 years.
Reflecting that growth, the law now directs
that some federal s~pport must be used to ald
state agencJes in boll\ arts and humanities areas.
TUE ~UE HERE IS t!l°\ trend to"Ward un-
due favoritism for alreadv-estabH:.hAd artist.A
and scholars. Sup~rters of the arts and d
.-rtlsts are powttfuUy attracted by the
gJamorou auperstars of the species. Some woold
continually support luminaries with subsidies to
the detriment of other producers.
What I want to see ls the development or new
talent. and the development of an atmospbere io
tbls country that ls condudve toward artlstic en-
deavor on all level~.
We need to keep a healthy concern for ex-
amples of excellence and quality, but we need to
il\~reas\, the number of people participating in
tbe arts, not limit them.
IN TUE SAii~ way, we nurtOl'e trees
because they produce flowers and fruit whJcb we
admke. However the plant is nourished from the
bdttom, not the top.
Now that President Cuter has turned his at-
tention t.o the &$. I will push this theme once
again.
Hlst.th=· lJnd• Lee a W fll JiaOI
this week 10Uf mail ad looting at your drawlnel oo
f avortt.e rtc:dles.
The &cw-' hu to be GM by
.John ca1a. U. el Coda 11 ... It
wins tbe Jll'ile of a Keued;r ball
doJlarmdietot cSra...m1--.
JohD aubmitted f!iaotw ·pod
one. Wbat•a wb.lte aDd floeta ui>?
A retarded anoWflate.
JOllN'S 81STB~ DJ.._., la,
"Wbo bu been a prize wtuaer iD
this space many times. also sent
in some good ones. How about
this one! -Why ls a mouse like a
clover! Because tbe ••cat-.tlo'•
eat it. Or -Why are bandculfa
like souvenirs? They are made
for "two-wrists." John al80 JSks
.. what's big, black and eats
rocks? A big, black rock eater.•·
Diane gets an honorable men.
lion along with Sage Osterfeld,
13, of Mission Viejo. She sent in a
quartet of riddles. Her drawings
are excellent.
Sage asks, "Why do cows wear
cowbells? Because their horns
'don't wol'k. •' Her other riddles:
PRIZE WINNER
JOhn Caln, 11. 2052 Mandarin, CM
What weighs 2 tons and sings?
Harry Elefonte.
WHAT DOES A 200-pound
mouse say? Here kitty, kitty,
I kitty.
asks, "Did you hear about the big
laundry detergent spill off the
cout? Tbe tide kept coming in.··
cle, skateboard, doll, etc. The
drawings &bould be done on white
paper four and a half inches wide
by four inches deep wtth black
pen or India ink. Do not use
Crayolas as they do not
reproduce. The drawings should
be sent to Uncle Len, P.O. Box
1560. Costa Mesa 92626.
Why are elephants so
wrinkled? Did you ever try to
There were many other funny
riddles and drawings, but space
doesn't permit using them all.
Thanks for sharing them.
iron one'! ·
Tori Pera, 12, o! Costa Mesa,
You are invited for next Satur-
day to do a drawing of your
favorite toy. This could be a bicy-Goodby for now.
~ L'etters· .From .Ellie . . . .. . .
(c) "" ,,_ •• ....,_.
Dear Ellie
Does a ceDtlpede really baft • lllDHked less!
Pat H.
Dear Pat,
Most centipedes have fewer than 100 legs, but
there is one type that bas even more than 100.
All centipedes have long segmented bodies,
• and each segment bears a pair of leas. The first
pair are pincer-like claws that
meet under the head. These
animals are divided into four
' orders: the first two have 1S
: pairs or legs, the third has 21 I l or 23 pairs, and the fourth has
35 to 177 pairs. As you can see,
only some members of the last
I group really merit the name
; centipede. It is interesting to
~ •• note that the pairs of legs. no f milller bow man)' there ue. ia
always an odd number.
• ·The ftl'st two orders hateb with fewer than
thi"'15 body segments and add more after each ' skin mo\!)t. ... \Yhen. the 15 are reached, the
creatures continue to moult. but no more seg:
ments are added. In the tb.lrd aQd fo\U'th orders.
the infants batch, with the full number Of body
segments, rather the opposite to what we might
expect since the1 have so mant to bealn with.
The different otden have dU~ e11 laying
methods: some lay only °"8 etc at a Ume; others
lay a great nu~bef; ~me abandon tbeir eggs,
Others stay Wlth tbem aDd groom tb~m often lO
· prevent the developmeQt of fungi IJ'QYitb.
Ellie
Dear Ellie.
Wbu are tbe animals like~ Uwe la acaUop
a bells?
Jay B.
, Dear lay.
There are about 300 dllferent species or
eallop5. all with a s!mllM' shaped abell. The
callop body is covered wUb a manUe that can
produce new sbell material. 'l'be .S•e ~the man·
tl• baa a large number of thread·like tentacles
which can be extended or retracted. Alternating ·
with the tentacles are tiny eyes that are very
complex and give considerable information lo the
scallop such as areas of light and darkness, and
even of small changes produced by fleeting
shadows. .
Scallops feed by straining particles through a
sieve-like mechanism of the gills. One of the most
remarkable facts about these bivalves is the
swimming ability of several species. They swim
by opening the shell and snapping it shut so that
jets ol water are expelled from each side. They
can even change direction by controlling the jet.
When escaping a predator, a scallop actually
swims backwards. These shells can literally leap
away from 81t attacker.
Ellie
DearEllle,
I read Ula& lbe abark ls a boneless fisb. How ca.a.
thlatie? MarkW. ~arMar~ : ·
The skeleton of sharks and rays is not made of
bone but of a softer substance called cartUage. The--
hardest parts of these fish are the teeth and the
apinJ!S.OO the rans.
The otber group, the bony fish. includes a varie-
ty of sizes and shapes from the tiny sea horse. to the
huge ,~an sunfish that can weith up to 5,000
po\lndS. The snake-like eels belong to ~ lt'OUP as
do thtrmore convenUonal shaped salm6n, trout and
minno-ws. There are a very great nu'1\bel' of dif·
ferent k1nda of boQY, l1lb but only a few of the
cartilage species.
Ellie
ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTION:
What ls a sloth bear like? This Indian bear is a
small, shaggy creature with a manUe or long
shoulder hair. It hu a long nose and mobile lips
used fer 1athertng termites. These are sucked in
through a aap tn the front teeth.
QUES'l'JON: A.mone mammals, the rodent or·
dcr ha the most memt>en. Which is the largest
or the rodents?
,Business
"
Difficult,
Kit/8 FiM
W AILA WALLA. Wuti. <AP>
-Fifth araden at Prolpect ~olnt SebOOl found out last
scbool tem.esttr what parents
bavo beeli autn. for 1ear11: it's
a tOuah wor14 ln-whleh to mate
a buck.
• Tbe atudents learned what
makes tree enterprise work.
ud thlDP auch u supply and
demand. credit.. hlflalfon and
compeijtion have become more
than just confusia& concepts.
A lesson learned by Tracy
Rlchardsoo, a popcorn
merchant tn the ·~lnl·aoclety''
of Thrilllville, was that svccess
Is not easy in a competitive
giarket.
"Business was almost too
aood. The popc;om sold too fast
and tt was too mucb trouble
making it and keeping up with
my homework. And I couldn't
raise :':ecf.rice because others compl :· said Traey.
SO SHE ADOPl'ED a venera·
ble mercbandi5ing tradition -
she cut the amount of pc>pcorn
ln each package an4 sold it at
the same price.
Merchants in the
minlsocieties of Ayraynil\ and
Patronville also sold popcorn,
but their prices were higher
and their customers few.
Tracy eventually dropped the
popcorn and started a new line
-necklaces and other small
craft items -which brought
her a Udy profit wit.b less work.
The developer of the pro-
gram, teacher Nancy Ball, saw
it as a lesson in practical
economics and politics:
"They weren't just playing
store. That was the excltina ex-
perience that got them in·
volved. As adults, so many de-
cisions they will make are
economic ones. A wrong de-
cision can mean disaster."
MINISOCIETY members
established banks, seek loans,
rent space for .their stores and
even had their wages garnisheed
of they didn't pay their bills. ·
They also elected civil ser-
vants to administer the laws they
adopted: fines. tariffs, advertis·
ing costs, business licenses, rela-
tions with other minisocieties
and taxes.
The economy was based on a
regular "government .. stipend
each student got for being a
eood citizen. which included at· ~
tending classes.
programs.
•
Llama Metered
A Llama named Babrni was parked on a street near the
Champs-Elysees Avenue in Paris during a .recent hoh-
day weekend.· Bambi"s owner. Joseph Povanovitch. an
animal trainer, had no problem finding a parking place
on the usually crowded avenue. because most Parisians
. had left the city for the holiday.
One-cat Bank
'Big Bear' Blood Dorwr
NEW YORK (AP> -He's large enou1b to be called Bi& Bear,
and he's kept in great sbape with only the best of c~. But he de·
serves lt, because Big Bear is.a one-cal blood bank for felines.
The 10th-pound while, black and beige cat gives up 10 percent of
his blood from time to tlme to help save other cats' lives at the
hospital run by the American Society for the Prevention o( Cruelty
to Animals on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
DUNCAN WRIGHT, EXECUTIVE DIRECl'Olt of the ASPCA.
said most humans don't realize that animals, too, often need blood.
transfusions during and after surgery.
To fill the need. the ASPCA uses donor animals -large, healthy
and with good disposit19-fi*· ·
Big Bear, now 3-yeara.otd._s:ame to the shelter as• str•y about
nine months ago. Because he \tas bi1, the hospital decided to spend
time and money making him a donor.
They put him on a high-protein diet or vitamins and r'.,v ud pre-
pared pieat. They gave him special medical attention ---.nd1ots of
atfectlon. yor exampl~ Big Bear often ah ares Wright's office.
In addition to being a family fun feature, THE
QUIZ 11 an Integral part ot t.be in·elassroo~ news
profl'am pretea~ed in Orange Ooul area sthoe&s
u • pubUc Hr•ieiaby the Dally PJlot. _.._. ..... ~ . .._) ..... ~
l Under the P~nt's plan, about .. l •• per
cent of all Amerlans would 'ecelve some
welfare benefits.
a-S b-15 c-30
3 As U.S. 5ec:retary of SCate Vance toured the
Mlddle East. Israel's Prime ~lnlltet
Menahem Beglneonflnned thaltwaelt~
have been akl1n1 ~n's (CHOOSE ONE:
Moslem, Chtfstbin) fcwc:er In their Iona dvll
war against Palestlnlan guerrmas.
4 Atchbbhop Mabriol, who became the fltU
preskSent of~ 1lllnd nation of •• t .. when It
beclme lndepwodeot In 19'0. died It qe 63.
5 South Afrkln l'Wtme Minister JOhn Vonttr
bmerly attaC:Md Pi'ieskMnt Carter for what he
mimed wat a.1ftdue U.S. pteUUre on hi. ·
nation and nelghborfns •• t .. totvm rule~
to the majorlty ~k populatiom. a.An~• &>;Zambia c-llhodesia •
ASIUNGTON <AP> Takh\I C8en .to court for vlolatlnc th
re.I Communluuon Commlulon '1 nllet 1et1 more re ulll for the
m Oum any oth r 9f'fottem t method, tht FCC 81)'1.
The n.~nid a alx·month atuCly hOwtd "eduuUon alone exhlb ted
' •
no iarii.ftcantcompllance e/lecta."
One reason education pro·
I~ duced h diaappolnUn1 re1ulll,
• Ui FCC sald. 11 that "hitbltuaUy
vtotative CB uurs may be
reltlve to cha11cea in their
J \ l •
operaU\l't behnlor."
A ftEMENDOUS increase in
citizens band operators that has
. overwhelmed the FCC's limited
,: enforcement held teams led the
FCC to undertake the study
• The study focused on 15 ~ "t metropohtan areas and involved I four ways ol trying to prod CBer. s
into complyine with the rules·
f Jdentifyine, inspecting and c1t-
J int ill~ally operated CB sta-
tions, the so-caned convenltonal
approach: visiting communities
• for a week to educate CBers
11 :-'------------h !_~ PUNE STRIPPED ,, :
~' ~-AITER ~DING
i : , KALKASKA. Mich. CAP>
• : · James Argq of Columbus, Ohio.
I · was forced to make an emergen-
1 : cy landing near this small
l ~ northern Michigan community in
• ' his small airplane l When he returned later to
•bout rules: preparina evidence
against -.erl0\18 violators and re·
terrtnt it to U.S. attorneys for
criminal prosecutions, referred
to •• the criminal sanctions
\met.bod, and a combination of
education and use of sanctions
aeainst some ot the serious
violators in an area
THE FCC FOUND criminal
sanctions the mo.t cost-eCfective.
conventional sanctions second
best. the educational sanction
combination third best and
educatioo alone least effecUve.
''Another possible reason for
the failure of the edu.cation
techniques in improving rules
compliance couJd be that the
persons attending the educa·
lional presentations were
already complying with the
rules. and that these programs
did not reach those CB operators
who are frequent and-or serious
violators.
VIEJO FAMILY LANDS~APES OWN YARD
Tray, Carol abd Chris Schrieber At-Work
ByANNECOOPER
Ot Tiie ~1, .. llet 51"'1
,
Schreiber. He described the house at 22822 Vl Rosa as look-
in1 Uko~aC}U4J'e boJt1lWn1on apancake.
THE ONt.Y ltEUEF to the aniular Unea of the house
and the flat yard wu a aullY, c~-.ted by erosion from on·
cotna construcUoo on a hill behind tbe-~~ber home.
Two yean later. after a lot of t>lanmntfbard work, and luck, the Scbrelbers were alniled outUl June b)' the Miasiort-
Vlejo BeauUful Committee for a l~ape award.
t I • SCH.REIBEa, who teaches wclert~ 8Jtd JP.•tb •t Fowl·
tain Valley Jllgh SCboOl, maintains tllat .~be and hl$ wife
can do lt. anybody else wt1h lhe'-desire to create an attrac-
tively landscaped yard can do it. too.•
"ll 's not a matter or money.•• be sttct • .., ben we moved
in. everyone around us was siddlftc. ~ told us seed
would never take, but we seeded anyway. Seedlnt was neat-
ly $100cheaper. ·
''Slnd tben. some of the sodded lawns have died. The
sod lay like a toupee on this arid ~oil: and the roots never
\ook bold. But our seeded lawn b tbririog."
THE StJ~ESS of the seeded lawn was due tn part to
luck. said Schreiber. The sandy soll flU be bou'bt to get rid
of the run-off gully turned out to be almost exclusively sand.
not contaminated with mucb soil.
"Fortunat~ly our lawn thrives on sandy soil." be said.
But there was bad luck too. The new bom'°wners had
no sooner had soil additives delivered to their yard and
.carefullytpreJd n Cor:ev.en distribution, than Mission Viejo
was hit by a heavy rain storm.
"If anyone had ever told me I'd be outside at 2 a.m. in a
terrible rain, digging trericbes to try to save son additives.
I'd have bet it could never happen --but there I was." said
Schreiber. "And it worked."
ALTHOUGH MISTAKES have sometimes worked to
the young couple ·s advantage, they have left relatively tittle
to chance. As soon as they had lot plans from the developer.
they <,iesigned landscapingwhich would relieve the sterility
dt thebox'O?l·th~-panca~ look with now1n1. curving lines.
"I had another, sneaky reason for curving the lay.in
border;· Schreiber said. "The lawn·s easier to mow that
way." ~ make repairs, the plane was still
f, 'there.
But somebody had taken the
propeller, e1Jgine. instruments
radio and seats -$.5,000 worth or
equipment. Argo can't fly the
plane out but must truck 1t back
to Ohio, state pol ice said.
"However, this line of reason·
ing is questionable because of the
success of those conducting the
educational program in saturat-
ing the local news media through
question-and-answer sessions.
appearances on talk shows and
press releases. Apparently. thoi.e
persons who chose to violate
rather than obey the rule did so
not out or ignorance ...
Meanwhile, the FCC said most
applicants for CB licenses are us
mg the wrong 21p code and delay
mg lhe processing The correct
corle 1s 17326
Moving into a new Mission Vie10 home two years ago,
surrounded by what they said could be called "dirt" only in
jest. Tray and Carol Scbreber had to build their yard from
the drawing board.
ON THE FRONT lawn they built up a mound of dirt and
planted a pine tree.
"We took a lot or kidding about our burial mound.·· said
Schreiber. "They kidded us. but then they copied us. Now
there are several trees planted on mounds on our street··
• I , i.: Horoscope
I .~ . ! ~ Gemini: Rise .
J •
I;' 4bove Jealousy
' I ~: SUNDAY,AVG.%1
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIF.S {March 21-Apnl 19): Be definite, draw
line, ~ow when relationship or project is finished.
Accent on speculation, spending, emotional in-
volvement.
TAURUS {April 20-May 20 >. Highlight indepen-
dence in sense that you don't rely on others to do
what you must do. Legal affairs req~ire quiet mo-;c.. ments of reflection.
GEMINI <May 21-June 20). Teach, learn, rise
• above petty jealousies -your intuition is sparked,
your spiritual values come into clear, sharp focus.
CANCER (June 21-July 22>: Diversity -
means check numerous places, people. Don't be
bogged down -expand horizons, multiply in•
·: • terests. Give full rein to intellectual curiosity ..
...
J.'
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Be discriminating,
analytical. One who tells "ncteta" could be victim
of wishful lhinkitli. Your owtt concepts, "inspira-
tions" are more apt to be op i.rget.
~ UBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Make necessary ad-~ justment.s, chances at home. Money questions
f .~ should be discussed, aoalned. not argued ~ to
,.~point of emotional •ratigue. Make conciliatory
• • gesture . . .."\
SCORPIO COct. 23-Nov. 21): Cycle high -be ..
confident, direct, indepenc1ent. You are cl.lscussed
' ~ by those in position of po~er. Show lha~ you are
witung to handle responsibility.
SAGITl'ARIVS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You have
''proof" to back up beliers. You know how to pro-
•' ceed, who to see1 what papers are required. Older
individual wants you to suc:ceed.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19>: Romance,
creatl vity, willln1ness to display friendshipi
warmth -the~e all are part of your persona
•c:enario. You aaln more recolf\ltion because you
correct• mistake.
··our house had stood empty ror some time. but the soil
was so poor, not even weeds iwould grow in 1t. ·· said
Conviction Upheld
SAN FRANCISCO (A P) -The first-degree
murder conviction of David Malek Ismail in the
1975 slaying of the patriarch of ttie Church of the
East in San Jose has been upheld by the state Court
of Appeal.
The court rejected arguments that the charge
should have been reduced to sccond·degree murder
because evidence did not prove premeditation and
deliberation.
It turned down a claim that evidence showed
Ismail couldn't have premeditated the kilting
because of diminished capacity through drinking.
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CONCERNED
PREVENT
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!F~ ...
~simple
1
1 r Dryinl nowcra 't really a eompllc tllid proce&a. You c1on•t
hn' to apedal ~mmetc:W
preparations C)r vult 'very
druptore in your nel'1iboi'bood
to make YoUr 01Q. U CIA be u
&lmpl.e and atratchttanr..-.1 as
hangin& brancbel ot flolrt:n up-
side down for a week or two!
There are mqy flowtll'J that air
or saoddry beaaitilulb'. lmaaine
how pleasant it would be~ estjQy
your own colorful bouquets in the
middle of winter.
Some of the most common
I
Alm08t everyone loves a bou-
Quet of beautiful flowers tn their
house. Whether the arrancement
ts a dozen lons·stemmed red
!loses, an armful of mixed •ardf:J\ flowers or a bunch of Wildflowera. ltt1 admired and en-
joyed. .HOWever, it seems that
flowa CJQn't always laat as long
~ you'd un them to and some
· aeem espectally frafile. Take
beart because there are some
useful tips to help prolong a
• nower'a vase life. F1rst. a good start is to cut
flowers in the early morning or
evening and choose only fresh
blossoms or buds. Daylilles
should be selected with un-
opened. fat buds to ensure bloom
indoors. Use sbarp tools so that
the wound is clean and the plant
can heal quickly. Also carry a
bucket of water to plunge the
freshly picked flowers into since
there ia no sense lD letting the
flowers wilt before yo1& CllD oven
set tbem into the house.
WIBLE WORKING wlUl these
cut flowers, try t.o keep them out
of d.ralls since they'll wilt faster
in drafts than in heat. Next take
' time to condition the flowers
before you arrange them. To do
this, remove all the foUate that
will be underwater as it wW foul
tt\e water more quickly and
make arranging individual
flowers more difficult.
Also remove Rose thorns and
all the leaves off ·of Chrysan-
themums since it bas been shown
they last lonter if all their leaves
are stripped off. Then, make a
clean. slanting cut an inch or two
....
.48
..
from the base of the stem wtuch
lets the flower absorb more J
water. Make the cut with the
stom submerged ill we.rm water
to keep air from enterine and '
blocking the conductive tissues. )
I
THE WOODIER the plant's
stem, the hotter the water can be.
Soft stemmed plants like
Begonias or Zinnias can only
handle warm water. Woody
stemmed flowers will respond •
even better to hot but not boiling •
water if their stems are crushed ~
or slit to encourage more water
uptake. While hot water sounds
drastic, it is very effective in
restoring wilted flowers. Ifiou cut flowers llke Poppies w
have bleeding stems, sear the: t
end over a name to reduce sap
loss and prolong their life. ••everlasting .. blooms are the
• Strawflower; Perennial Baby's
t' Breath, both the rooster's comb • i type and the ~Y plumes in
' golden yellow, fiery ·red or J magenta; the Gfobe Amaranth;
, the Sea Lavender or Static. Cut.
t all of these befor~ the flowers are
I fully opened and bang them bead
1 down in loosely tied bunches until
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they are fully dry.
: t AN INl'ERESTING addition to I a dried arrao~ement is Fuller's
1 Teasel. The biennial plant looks '~ something like a 6' thistle, but J the seed heads a~ .attractive
I ;with many booked J>ract,s. GJ.obe
1 Thistle, a good perennial border
' • plant for sun or part shade, bas ~ round metallic blue flower heads
1 ··with spiny bracts. Pick these
, while they 're still green or J.ust ~
i ftl~ blue shows, and they will dry·
1bhutifully. Another unusual
lent is Honesty of .Money Plant,
its flattened oval seed pods are
almost· translucent once outer
skin is removed and they dry to a
nice parchment white.
If you'd like to dry flowers that
ren't everlasting. try the sand
· method. Remove the flower's
stem and replace it with a thin
wire inserted through tbe fl<nver
head. Make a small book in one
-end that will catcb and hold in-
side the blossom so the wire
' doesn't pull through. Once the
wire is in ~ace, curl it \IP so the
flower can be placed right side
up in a container. Then, basically
•all you do is carefully pour very
. rine,,.dry sand in and around the
petals. Remember to use the
·sand to support the petals in a
natural way. Don't dump the
sand on or it will fll¢tl!D the
flower.
Baekgard Grist lffUl
Styled after a real grist mill built in 1797 on the bank of
Clear Creek in Tennessee, this project requires no special
tools for completion. The base. sides and roof are made
from scrap exterior plywood, while scrap composition ·
shingles can be used to cover the roof. To obtain #456
Grist Mill plan, send $2.50 in check or money order to
Steve Ellingson, c /o Orange Coast Daily Pilot Pattern
Dept., P. O.,Box 2383, Van Nuys, CA., 91409.
'Pink Hawthorns'
' Set Exhibit Theme
The new slate of officers of the Pink Hawthorn of Fountain
Valley Branch of Woman's National Farm & Garden Association
conducted a special meeting, to discuss and make plans for
partici_pation in the.Renaissance Fair at Valley Gardens on Aug. 27
apd 28.: • • · The Ch~"Q chase as a theme "flowers of our nejgbbors .. (city
flo\f'ers of Orange County). A live display of the specific plants will
.J>e on ~bit with club members present, who will have information
9t:oncerning the display contents. and al~o visit with anyone interest· .
ed Lrnearning about our club and jts many planned activities.
A MEMBERSIDP TEA will be held Aug. 30, at 10 a.m. at the
home of president, Lois Campbell. Interested ladies are invited to
come to the tea, where more information will oodiscussed about the
club and its Jnany worthwhile activities,
Anyone· interested in attending the membership tea er lhe first
regular m~ting of Sept. 6, should call either Lois Campbell, presi-
dent, at554-3860, or Mid Betters, membership chairman, at 962-9797.
MembersJ:tip is notlimiied to Fountain Valley residents.
Nursery's
Festival,
Date Set
T.he fun, gaiety. music
'and costumes of the
Renaissance era of
medieval England will
be presented Aug. 27 and
28 at Valley Gardens
Nursery . 18420
BrookhurstSt.,Fountaio
Valley.
Many garden clubs
and societies with booths
as well as many
craftsmen will tell about
their organizations and
products..
SPECIAL GARDENS
will be planted to de-
monstrate how plants
can be used to beautify
home landscapes.
In addition, lectures
will be presented by
v ariGus societies, on
numerous plant sub .. "'
jects, from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m., bot.b days of the
Renaissance Garden
Festival.
Valley Gardens is
located in Fountain
Valley on Brookhurst.
one-half mile south of the
San Diego freeway.
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for ou.
_Tropical Garden
· A Lush Paradise , ·
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on ABC where it will EU98M, '2• ,,,,..,,..., "'11" "lllh. so. Ol'USI 0 ,. ,.,. 1o1•-•ne .,..._ 11 dol119 t>ual· HOMIAOAIN HOUH CA•I' .... , P.O. 11o11 •t Soutn Ueuna. ea111or111.
stay during the fall ~ri:;~~~~~·,.oo-r0oue1e1,tt. l'tCT•T1ounustNUS 11•:~1..•GHT PHU. u .. t ._, •• ""'111~&!"~~,~-=~'"' PUBUCNOTICE ~~1s11us1~srsc01tc1ucitc1 .... ~·-
seai.on -after a brief wuil'lllMtw. elld Linde A., i.. Wtsl Thi io1iew1..::!!n, 11 • .,. .... ,.. we1tm1,.1er.CAn.u St.,•twt1alnv111i.v.catt1oe •------...... -----lncOfllQret~~totl•Uon ou.;; ~-~
tenure on Thursdays. eovine 00,,.4 ,.,...,.of1111 11c1111ovs Du•lneu GE NE eoOTH uu2 Bow fl. C.ret AM ftll)e'I. *-u....... 1ia1noU11u11Na11 ~rtntnll4p. F"ey tUICOSICI -Aaymollel t14mt WHtmlnste<.CA'2083. 9ht0.,#1,0.-y,CAWl41 MAMtUTA,.MINT PatrlOC:...non '' J 'm Op ti mi S ti C Eowerd Jr .. ti, Irvin., lllO Alln R.R. SMITH, TRUCKING. 6061 Tnl• business II collducled by en In· 11!1• bll1lntH II conduct" l>y e Tiie lollowlno 11trtoft 11 clolnt bus.I· This natemenl wet tiled •ltll Ille
everything Will be re• Tlterew, 20. BrH. SUMl'lltrdele Dfl ..... PcKI C)tllca 8o• Olvlcluel. ~ 8o~h getMr•I MMnlt1'11P MIUI: County Clerk ol Oranoe C41u11ly on
1 ed d od U. 't ~... 1u1.H ... ll1>9t01tBuch.CAn~r Thi• tlal-1 ..... filed wllh t... t¥o!MnP999n FLY OUY BVILOING AU9UlllS.1977 SO V an pr UC VI Y UOIL.L.·SMITtl -l!rlt LM, 20. •"41 T,,. Flcllllou$ Bll~MU H-,1. CovlllY Clerk cf Onn09Counl;on Aue Juelll"S..S_.., MAINTENANCE CO., 11012 !I Ratlro, l'M449
will be before US," Said ~P7:'(,.::::• JO, Doll! of 5.ell Juen ftrr.O lo·-wat llltd In Oranva 1. lt71 '7t7tS n it Sia-was flltd wilh Iha MIUlon\111 ... Cellt.n•JS Pul1UtlltdOr11t9t Coatl Delly Piiot
Vi god a . .. We hope thia BASSO.O\INCAH -·Joseii11. ae • .,.. Couc'~. ~~~·.'!:i SUmrnerc1e1e Pu1111sn.o <>ranoe coe11 oauv P11ot ~.~~~ c1fflt.,. Or11191 c.ounty '"'July ,..11~!!=-1e~~.r~~;:n El A"t. 20. 2hnct s.111 3. io, "" *4-11
W j } I n e Ve f h 8 pp e ft JHllntl\I LoulM, 2I, boltl ol Ntwoorl Orlve, H..,U"91on heClt, CA ti••I AUQUll 6. 13, lO, 21, lt71 '41f.11 '7tt41 This IMrllMtl Is ConOucltd by •n In--INctt. Devi<! 5"'1111, t.1()1 C•v•n. Hunt ,____________ Publl\hecl Or•noe CoHI OAllY PUot. dlvldulll!
again .. Julylt JulyJ0,-··--•.1'.l0.1'17 31"""71 s1e-.... -••u• 0E1sw1~ ... RTIN R -~~ L. 1no1ona.ech.C•ttM7 PUBUC NOTICE ..._ .., ~-·· V1goda taped the re-" .,...... -ay .. ~... ••• Robin Slnll.. '°"' Suml'lltrelale. Tlllt 11•1-I .... ffllld •ltll Ille 31. end o.borlll 0.nltt, 17, both of Co I 0 r1' f 0 C .._ ti rement s how for Huntlft;4onle'all. Hunllnqlonllocll,CA•26•7 ·---------'""'."'--PUBLIC !'IOTICE •. :::..Y11s,1'971,0 r~ °""''on • E 00 R E I JO l!I Thll Mlrwu wH cond<Kltd •Y a PICTITIOUS aUSINIH --·
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTlTICIUS IUStlfHS NAMa $TATUj1INT
"Barney Miller" his SAG ·BL M -Ober1 •r • · Gtntrel1>11rtner~lllp. NAMIESTATIM~T fllMQ ABE VIGODA f1'rs t week back on the Toro. end Krl$l•n Gey. 21. Coll• C.Smlttl ~~~er1cloht0tlvtll-.. CTlTIOUJIUllJl&IS PUll!I~~· C:Oul D•llv Pllol MeM Tiii I 1 1tt 1 ftlt ttle nenH NAMl!STATUlllMT A119.IO,l1,SePl,).10,H11 J6t).» J~b He then went lo work on "Fish," although he oua1NA·B•L.L.MAN -Jore• s ".,... w•• ""°'" o 1. c HOMES. • 11m11eo Tr..fo4towlneoeoonsareclolnobulll-1 ___________ _
The lollowl"V perlOll II clol119 buM MUH:
ROYAL T\I .. ELECTRONICS, tS60 I!. IECllneer. Suitt 0, Sent• Me, CA
t170S ~ay return for as many as three guest appearances :1~-;~~e.-:,.""" L.ynn. u . bolh ~~~~~.a-o1 Or•"99 c-•v
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" Juiy ~~~1~!P~:1ea~:1:;:,=nue, MSs~~ANOE couNTV LEGAL PUBLIC NOTICE ~"Barney Miller... PINTO·DA\llS -Arturo. o. ilnd Publl~ Or•nve Conl Dally Piiot PHILIP H. M<HAMEE. llSI CLINIC.tuW.tfUIS1r.-1.CQftefy\fte.1------------' • Ellelle, .... bolllof Wtsll'llln11tr Aue. to.~. S.PI. J, IO. l977 l1ll·17 Se mar OrlYe. Cosla Mesa, C•lllornlf CAt2621 PICTtTIOUS IUSINl!SS
' Jllly20 92614 "· L.tt Adair, SOI Or•nae. NAMlllTATIMl!NT .. HE SAID, .. , HAVE MY regrets about lea\/ing MOJAZ·MELL. -IElluriollall u c OAL.E SIMBRO. 1430 Senl-lu Newport8ucll,CA'2'60 f Tll•loll-lnopenonureoolnebull· l arney Miller.' You always miss the old gang. The Htldarl, 11• La Hetira, end K•lny p BLI SOTICE Terrace. eorone oe1 M<1<. Cellforfl.., ...... ~c1erk, llD'WtstB•r neun
I l'k d B h . Irene. 11,MUO!tlnvlonBuc:lt 9261.5 Ave.,Newpert8e11<.,,CA'*3 HOL.IOAY HOMES, a limited
OW had Certain Clements I e · Ut aV&ng my Jdlr 21 SM1M TlllUu11M1'1Honctv<ledDr e llmll Wllllem l.OUltUra...,•ISCort!Ancl parlnerJ!llp, 10081 G•rhtld Avenue,
dwn s hOW IS gre at, tO s ee tt develop and grow." BOVAY·CLAllK -J•Y LH llt, 0. NOTICE TO C"llDITOllS ed pertner\lllp Drive, Coronedel Mar, CA 92623 HunllnQlon BHCh, Celllor"le n._ . l d . Hu11llnQton Btecll, end Marlen Joyce, Ne. A·ttt1S Pnlllp H McN•"'" Mld\eel 5"ennon Flllgerald, J3'IOI PlllllP H. McHimM, llS1 Samar F'1sh is a man who sees a dark c OU m every o .Senl.IAN su,.111t101tcou1tTOl'THIE Thll 11e1emen1 wn med wllh ,,,. Merl-•1.0.n1Po1n1,CAt2•2' Drlve.CotteAAeu.c.111ornl••U1'
~hl'r lining The comedy comes from his reactions Jlllytt STATE Ol'CAL..,011N1A 'o" coun1y Cl••" 01 Or•nee county o,. Henri s1ep,,.11 Ho1t•ll••. "ts oa1e 51....,.o. 1•JO s.nt-•i. Ttr· . ff d h HELD·MC DONALD -Cl>lrlu, 54, TMl!COUNTYOl'OflANOE A119u11l, 1'77. PeieoS--la, ltvlne,CAt271S rece.Corona0t1Mer.Calllornlet162S I..() the pt'Oplf.> and SilU 8tiOnS around hlm • e oeS t e Capl$1r-BHCll -C...olyn AllM, In lhe Maller of the E >tale ol 1'1... Thi I t>vtlneu h condvcllel by a Thll bu"neu lt<ondvcted ty e 111'1111·
l)vst look of long sufferance since Jack Benny. 11. San Clemence. HOWARDE.MILLIER. Dectesed. Publlolltd Oranqe Coast oa11y Pllo1, eenere1partrwrslllp edoartnersi>IP.
0 "f'' h" th f l h 'ld h dB · Ol!NTON•ANANEWICH -Slaven NOTICE IS HEREBY GllllEN 10 AllQ.13,20,27,endSal>t 3."71. A.LMAdelr ""lllOH.McNeme<! n I!> C OS Cr C I ren e an ernlCe L.H, lt,Aneltelm endT•rnmyM•rle, creditors ... vt119 clelrm a9o1lnsl Ille JlSMI T ... ls llolltlmlfll wM flled wllh Ille Tllll llaltl'lltftl was file<! wflll flle
(:Flo r e nce Stanley) have taken In give him plenty of 11. 1rv1ne .. ,d dteed@nt to Ill• 1110 c1.1ms In 111e ~------------i Counly "~" o1 Orenet County on Aug. eoun1., Cler" o1 Onnoe County..,""'·
MeltonlCI 11\ltrfMlllOf\ll Q>rpore·
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porelloll MATRONICS INTt!RNATIONALCORP.
HerbtrtOlln Prnldtnl
Tiii• st•lemenl WM flllld with '"" County Cl•r1' or Or-ee Covltly on July ?t. 1911 .., . .,,
Publl"'" Ofente Coe1I Delly Pilot.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
1V-Ca".1·on lo react. "[like working with the kids. J"'yn oflk1of111ec1..-D!11waforeuldcour1 PUBLIC NOTICE t,1977 3.1tn. -.~ CAANE~SMI TH • Terry Oue111. ,.. or lo"""""' lhtl'll IO lflt-r"9ned ., 1'1tm ..,,.., "CTITIOUS IUSINESS They're wonderful actor s." he said. •ncl ...... Ann, 10 bolh °' Hu11ll"91on , ... olllce ol 8ANI( OF AMERICA ------------1 ADAllt,Cl..AlllC,UlllAM. Publl"'9«1 Or•noe COHI Delly ~lot, NAMIESTA1.MIENT
. .. I think one of the reasons the character Beech NATIONAL TRUST SAVINGS AS· l'ICTITIOUSIUSINl!SS FtUOallALO& HOSTaTL.1•1 Auciust l).20.!1,StPl.3, 1911 :1354.17 , ... loflowlno penon It fOlne '")I LUDWIG-TAYLOR -Terry LH. 2•, 50CIATION. IOI N M.tln SlrMt, Tt'\lsl NAME STATa~MT t .. Deft It. MU n · co u ght o n s ee m s to be that there's a s lice of every-ane11110<1•.Jo. 1•. bolhof E1 Toro 0101 . Sant• Ana CA 92101. """"" •••-T11e '°''-'no 119rson 1, e1olfle DuM. s.111• ------------• PRES1s10M ENG1NefiRIHG. 113s
body in Fis h , .. he said. "He dosen 't have the pa· ~.~~:!;~:!~~~,;,!'::;::i.:;~~: :;,r:,f,':.!:, ~ ~.~!:~:':!';::,::i~~ nm~~LDBERG & Assoc1ATES ~':'-=~~~'' oa11v P1to1. PUBLIC NOTICE =~!:i.~ldfno A. un1110. totia
tience any more to deal with people, but he hasn't 1noton eeac11. to wld 11tete. 5uc" ci.1m1 '"'"" '"• 11u 1 Slly Perk circlt, suite G, •r•lne, Aue.•.1u1. 197 •tCTITIOUSIUSINl!SS Oellea wi,.ttect cru1Ttoton Jr .
Cl\Cn up. His attitude is, 'I've seen all this before ~~~~~Ai~.0!,A:.;; :1~;.~W ~:=::, ~':-c!t:.~,':i:'.,'7.hi~91~~ CA~:.!:n11e 11on1111 c;oioeero. mr1 _ '*"11 T ... 1o1~o!:!!!:~::~."!i"'bu•I· U!!/~~~."venue. Aot. a. Co•t•
artd l won't get e xcited about it.' 1 think a lot of peo-Huntll'l!llllnlleec". """'tr•elMrlN llrst0Ublk•ll ... ott1t11 CllrlMf'M Drive, ~HIOll v1e1e. CA PUBLIC NOTICE ntnes: T1t1111u11nus 11 conducl.O by en 1n.
Qle relate to that .. "°6'!~Augm1t, ""· .,~~os 11us1neu '' COltdvc~ •Yan 1n. ------------t•l•~~~~:,T!.~1!'J.~ Cllvldllel o.1111W.CrumP1onJr. ;: ' UBLIC NOTICE BANKOFAME,.ICA OIYl<IUAI SU,..,.IOltC:OU,.TOl'TMI GeryC.Hul'fWlllWt'fl,U?Monleh•o. Tllh 11.t.....,.. wn meet •lltl n. APPARENTLY A LOT or pohcemen see p NATIONAL.. JUCSlll .. Gofdbtro STAnMCALIP'OlllftAf'O• S.nClernentt.Calllornl•9'l67t COUlllY Offlt of Or•noat County on
re. hi f th l · Fl h t Vlgod b T"UST$AVINGS 1'hlt 1111 ........ t wet 111.0 wltll Ille TMaa>UMTYO,.O•AN09 Gtoro• R. l!cke•O. uo Ent AuouJl1S,t'17. met ng O emse ves m S • oo. 8 as NOT~Toc1taor10•• ASSOCIATION eountyc1ertacfOrenoacountyonA119 CASEMO.Amtt C11titnu1•110,Cl\lce90.1111nols606ll ,. ... ,.
een made an honorary detective in police depart-WN••oacou•TO•TM• £..c111oroftrww11101 s. "" MOTICll Of'MIA•n•• This 1nn11111s is conducted by • Pu1>111Nd Orenae coe11 Delly Pnot
menls from Beverly Hills to Philadelphia. STAT&O-C.U.•-OA,.IAFO• ... 1,, .,!0ald,.dtc .... ~v ""'" E•lat. of GUIOYs •VANS MO•AH 08,..r., 1111~,,.10. Aue.20.21 S.l>t.3. tO, "" 360.s.n TMICOUMTVO,O•AMGE .... .....,. .. ••-ftubll"*I Oro"9t Coast Diiiy Piiot. eke OLAOYS EVANS efld GLADYS Ger C.Hul'llOhrey' He s aid h e also likes to think that Fish has a bit N•.A~• Att-y.M.uw Auom u .20. 21.s.ou. "" im·n EVANSOOWLING,.DecNMCI. O.O:oaR.Ecure1
or the hero imane, too. "I think a lot of young people EtleteofMAYIU! B. ~ICHAllDSON, SMlnt,MITILrf &CULKINS NOTICE IS HElll!BY Gl\IEN 11111 Thll •lelt<Mftl we1 llled wllll llte PUBLIC NOTICE
"' eke MAY"E BRAUN Rl'u•R""'""H, U•HAllMlllSt .• P'.O. le1JO UNITID CALIFORNIA BAHIC. Ad· Co•-ly Cl.,.• of OrlA,... County -------------tel ate to Fts h, • he &aid, "and it's more than just a DecuMd ......... .,..., .......... ,CA'1147 PUBLIC NOTICE ml11lstrlolor Wllll Wiii ANteud °' tlll Au;~.u. 1977~ ..... ~· r•CTl110USIWMMHS
father image. It ·s a h e ro image. Like Tom Mix... NOTica 1s H•••..., 01v.N .. .,. ,...,...."°'.,. caast 0111~ PllOI E11at• of GLA.Dvs evAHs MORAN. 1'7-NAAHSTATllMINT
( Vigoda s aid, "In actuality, I 'm totally differ~nt ~i:t~:r,::,:e .. ~-:.:;: ,.A_ue_._.,_·"_.Set11 __ ·*-·-'°-·-'"_1
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from Fish. Fish is a pessimist. I'm an optim1sl. 111e Mid dK.-ure required 10 1111 PUBUC NOTICE Tiit lottowlnopeu-aredOlllOIM.lil· ~~:,'~0:~~=1:,.'":~~°'.,,: >M·77 ELCOf4 $Y$'rEM5, 4600 SelKllore
"'i'sh 1·s always ..,.;ling. I'm an athlete. 1 J·o,, re,,ular· ~~111 .. "!..necc•~~Y.~!_~·..!.n ·-------------neue1· ~~ ----..... -------10rlve, No. a . Newport l••ch. ~ .... • D .................. ...,. "''""' ·-·· ··-,. ALA(A,. MANUFACTU•ING for Ill°"'"" dlr9CllnQ tr11ttftr ol pro-PUBLIC NOTICE C.lllornlefH'3 ~, I play handball. I can function on a handball Ut1M_,,.,to~ttitm.w1111t11e sun .. 101tcoono~n1• --__ .._.,.A ... _ .. ,...._ CA'. 111rty111WS-.tto"'*'ec.ocaSec11on . WrtM a. Gordon • ..ao S..Jllort
rtlik 25 Id ~•Matt'YV01Klttr•.1-llleundl•1IQMC1 STAffOftCAUf'OtlNIA. ;;;;,~-"-w .• """' • ISl.S. lo tnMlw ..,_.,on Of encl 01'1••· Ho. a. Newport 11eecll.
u e a • year-o . •t Ille offk• Of e~IC. HOOG8S ANO COUNTY CH' LOI ANOILH Ort a-t" v .. rllnlc. 471S Wer· ~':.~~ ! ... A .. ~~,,., ..!'.!!'.I~ .~n P"fCTtnGUU\IMMIU$ C.lff~twl \ ' (UllTIS, Altorneva at uw. 1201 Dow CASI NUMla" Amtl S R IOt C t2SOl .,.........,... --fltd ,...,_. -•r NAMa STA,..MIMT 11th business It conduclect by e<\ l1t· ''THE lflGHK'\T COMPLJMENT I get is when ltrHI Sulla uo. Htwoorl eut11, OtlDtlllTOSMOWCAUI• ren '" ,,..,. • A. corP«atlld htf'llll 10 LOIS MOflAM Ttll ft!IOWl119 w111n It 110l119 111111· dMdull.
C II' I .,660 ~1 h I .. C A a SNron Ann Yedtr1l11lc, OIS Wer· YOUNG, Oalrnenl, H Ille~" -111t1•1 w-a Go~
People a s k me how ( Could lransrer from Tessio in 1 • °'" • · ~ < 'the oiece vo ••NAMa " NO rens1 R1,..rs1c1e CA nSOJ --... 'l!S o•T.... ···-· MIMI» of 1t1e unOtolonH 111 all INI· 1,. nw mall« of the AppllcaUOll Of ·• • · lllled to II,_ II,. P9Ull011 II• t1He Mt LAW•ENCE '"• Tl ,. '"" Tlllt llo~ ... flied wltll the 'The Godfather' to f'1s h . How can I do it? From ex· • ten Otrteltting 10 lhe Hlale of •lkf.. S!AH HICHOLAS LfiE GRAGG. l'or Tiii• butlneu" '°"®cttd by en In-lor NterlnQ Ill ~tment No., .. ""' AG&NCY. "51...,,,., Aw .. Slfttl N•. County c•-of Orenoo1 County •n
oencnce. You need a foundation. Some people go cec1tn1, w1111111 rour '"°""'' lflu IM c11eneeotN•""· d1Yldue1Gtt1C. Yec1tr11n1c court. 9" ~emller •· im. •t t:oo US,HUM~8"ch.~.,.. 1531 . A119u111s.1m,
r h h r d r Wh tlntpubllC.Uonofll1l1notlCt, WH!ReAS. Sun NICltOlll Lt• Thi• statement ..... filed with Ille ··r;,;. 119-' procief'IY rol•N'ff to A119~1Jtrt=8Hch".'c..,.: Pllb!ISlltd ~ C»ltl Delly"=. {ighl lo the top, butt Cy ave no OUn 8 IOn. en OeltCIAUQUSll .. ltn. Or199-119t11i-r .... 1 llltd en eppllce· County Cler.IL of orenae County on abo-li ..... ~rt ....... lne.. ........ ,_ .. A." Thi• business It condlKled llY •n Ill• it's lime lo go on to s omething else, they're lost... M. EUGfiNEDUH1.AI' ue11 .. 11 .. tM c1er11 °'this c_, I«'" A ,,. "11 •• --.... ........... ,... Aug.'20.27.ends.tt.1.10.1\17 *s.11 ll11e<utorolllleWlllOf Or~ ~lno '"' ,..,,,. '"""seen "VUS · ~-Aef1tancel1mec1tto..,.fltlllfCl'lan dlYldutl.
, V1goda s aid he based Fish on two people he v..-..flllNddtceelent NlcltolnLMOraoo ,..,1111Jlled °'.,.,. c.o.st o.11y .. ~"';: fll1lnlllf•Court10rfur1 .. tHl1kvl'"-...._,.~ PUBLIC NOTICE Stnew, a policeman and an insurance salesman. 1uac,tt000•••MDcu•T11 1111ordotrectttw11e11-llOflst11Mr1Ht· A 3 n 1noi15ep1, "" """P9fWn 1ne.-.a1ao 111 uw Pf''"'1'f Tiits 11a1-1 w .. ,...., •"11 t11e • db llwith thi 1· .. Att-netuw ee1 lnt.,.•llOvelftlllltft'IUlllet•-•r \IQ.I •20• • • • fltltdlllStlleellle"A"eltecllecti.nto COU11ty Clfflt ol Or11119e ~~on------------"[ USed tO play han 8 5 po !Ceman, 111UM• ..... MMJ10 before""' coutt lit 11!00 1.m. 011 Oc· ________ _._l4_i4-17_1meyfll .. n""'-"1otlltP9tlUon.. AUQUStU, l'77. ,....., "1C'TIT10USIUSINUS
he said. "He was fast on the court but he always ,...,.....,CA...., 10 ... r >. 1m. I" Ille c:.ir1roorn of PUBLIC NOTICE DATID:J\llytt.Jf17, It Publl-'*' 0r.,,,. ~t pel)Y Pllol Tiie f~!a'!!!!:':~':!tne bull·
•omplained about his feet. And the salesman had l:.==-.:.... =:=:.:;:.~fr'~,~~~~~: ~;:_a.suOH ' Aue.20,21.11Pt.>. to. ,...,.:
)\emorrhoids and every time he'd call on somebody P111111111ae1 er-. Clol'1 o.11y Pilot. ..._ c-. •• ""'· ..,,., 111e •llPl•ceuon '1c:Tmousau11 .. u ~1orc.oun I•> ""''"IOW INTlt1P•15es.
1'e'dhavetogothebathroomandmissasale." Aue.?O.tt.Stot.J.IO.tm 17»71 '" '~ °' nem• '"°"'4 "°'.,. NAMHTATaM•NT ..,:s.-1...am°"' l'UBUCNOTICE ~',.\J:t'R1\~l.u~c18i:'A5R5fu~ ~----~~-----------------~-----------~~m~«~~~·~~of ~~~~~~~~~~~u~ ~----------~~&Nn~R1sn~1H1UN~•
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Int .. ~ Cotti Delly ftllot,. COUHTAV STO•e H ~°"· ......... ,............. TERP•ISl!S. fll THe OAIC T•EE ,.....,_,of _rel clrculellon In Ille f7JS ~ alW'd., OMIA • CA ~ ....... CA'9tt E!N1UP•ISES.. UMt Pllrti.. Clttle, mn T41l•QUI--Hunt"""°"~.CA'2e4t County of Or ...... Slllle Qf Celttornle. Alln corp •• 1 C.tlforllle <erper• .~ ... ---1 .... 1,. v. BlltoOll, lft'! Pllr11M one• ....... for·-WCCHMW _,... I .. , __ , -----.. prior to Ille date Ml tw Iha Merine of t «;'1111 builnett 11 cMCfuc•ed by 1 <or· Pwblltlled <lfMOI CNst OlllY 1'116t Circle, ttUl!llltg!Ofl 9tlc.,, CA '2M1 u.. eppllu11on. cioretlon. ' Auo ... t),20, 1'17 ltlW1 Thia bUtir!HI I• condu<ttd by 111 ln-Dlled·~tl.1'17. •10Ha>AP. -Cll•ICllllllT*il1V • ..._.
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Jud9aot 111e 5-rlwC°"'1 ""1fdenl c-tr Clefl "°''""' eouney 111 Ju11 .IOSl,...SACK Titll ~t wn fllad w1m Illa ts 11PW.°'8fl"IMAW.,Slllttl''. C-tyOetU,Ora'llllC.ounttOnJllly ........ ,1'n. l'mn or.,...c:.tlfenlletHM m • ttonCSTOett•OtTOltt Tele~ 11m u..rm 2'. t · '1"11 c fl• AT to M o,. s •cu• t T.., -tltlfllhld 0r-. ONtl Delly P'liot. Atl twlMhtl..._ INT•HIT Jtlly•.n~•.13,..,,ttn ~ Or1n91 Coast Delly""°' f'Vbllltlad Of1ll'9t C011t Oelly ""°' " ..... ~ca• 11111,....~ *""" M19.20,tt,51pt ... 1l,m7 vot.n Aue.•.IJ.20,77,1911 ii.tS.11 Wla'frlllJMn
PUBLIC NO'J1CE
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Country Stan
Eying Awards ...
NASHVI LL!:, Tenn. (AP J Dolly Parton tnd
W.,toe J are Prime candidates for top
bolloft lb• Country Music Auoclatioo'a annulll
awards procram
f'tvt flaalllts la 10 cat~ori• w\U be annouoc~
wlthln th next two wHkl.1be wiMen wlU be IA· nou~ durint the naUCJftally televiaed awards
show at the Grand Ole Opry hou.le Oct. 10 .
IT APPEA&S THAT NO "outsiders" will
dtallence for awards tbls year u Olivia Newton·
John did ln).974 and John Denver did In 19'75. When
Miss Newi.o.-Jobn wu n.am~ female vocalist of
the year ~ Denver won entertainer of the year.
some people prot•ted that they were not genuine
country singers
Miss PaJ1.oR and Jenninas are leading conten-
den for No. 1 female and male vocaliat and for en·
tertalner olthe year -the top award.
During the past year, Mlss Parton became the
first woman country singer with her own syndical·
ed television show. She also exposed country music
to new audiences by performing in clubs where rock
and pop singers normally entertain.
"SHE'S DOING WHAT EVEllYBODY else
would like to be doina," one record company
spokesman said. , \_.
Jennings, the vanguard of the couot.ry music
"outlaw" or progressive movement, had one of the·
top hits of the year, "Luckenbach, Texas." He also
produced another top single, "Are You Ready For
The Country," and two swift-selling'alburns, •·01·
Waylon" and "Waylon Live."
However, both Miss Parton and Jennings have
alienated some people in the music industry, which
could hurt their chances for winning.
SOME BEUEVE Ml~ PARTON bas deserted
her country fans and the type of music that pro-
pelled her to stardom. Last year, Jennings did not
attend the awards show for personal reasons he
never explained.
Other likely finalists for entertainer of the year
are Ronnie Milsap, Conway Twitty, Charley Pride
and Merle Haggard. ·
Mel Tillis, last year's winner, has had a
phenomenal year because of the honor and could be
nominated again. But in the 10.year history of the
awards, no one has won twice.
This pattern may work against Pride and Hag·
gard, who have won the award be.fore.
JENNINGS .\ND M~AP BOTH have been
norpinatec! for the honor the last two years.
' Ncminees for top JDale vocalist besides Jen-
nings, Milsap, Twitty, Pride and Hauard may io-
elude.~enny Rogeri, Mickey Gilley, Don Williams,
Larry""GatliQ, Johnny Duncan, Eddie Rabbitt and
Glen Campbell. Milsap won the award las( year and
in 1974.
For top female vocalist, Miss Parton's fellow
rmalists probably will come from a group that in-
• eludes Crystal Ga)'le, Tanya Tucker. Loretta Lynn,
Tammy WyneUe. Emmylou Harris, Barbara Man·
drelland Donna Fazio.
DM¥Houis
Change
Approved
· .SACRAMENTO <AP>
-Saturday apd evenl"I
hours at. state Motctt
Vehicle Department ot·
fices can be tried as an
experiment under fl bill
that has won final,
legislative approval.
The Senate voted 30-2
for the meas\i1.6, AB 940
by Assemblyman Louls
Papan <D·Daly City). It
bad already been ap·
proved by the AQemb1J.
U it is signed by Gov.
'Edmund Brown Jr., the
new hours could 10 into
effect Jan. 1.
The bili was sponscwed,.
by Motor Vehicle Qirtt-
\or Herm.-n Sillu, who
said tbat only 28 per~nt
of 5,000 customers ln·
tervtewed in a 1978 sur-
vey were satlsfted with
the present hours ·of 8
e.m. to 5 p.m., Mondays·
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TOP FEMALE?
Dolly Parton
'OUTLAW' STAR
Waylon Jennings
2]UOGED
INNOCENT
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -A Superior Court
jury has acquitted two
vice squad police of·
ricers or charges that
they beat up a fdrmer
prostitute and an un·
employed taxi driver.
Patrolmen Craig Piro.
30 , and Robert
Rodriguez. 28, were
found innocent of beating·
Janet Phillips, 23, and
David Teboe. 43, after
they attempted to arrest
the woman and Teboe
came to her aid March~
at a downtown hotel.
A119-18-25
SALUTES THE
WOMEN
RH
DIUYDY
' l!tutd!y. Auaust 20. 1071
top Skill
..._ B.J IOYCE LAJN KENNEDY
"' battlo and Jose lbe war if your work
ien 1 gettin1 ou\ and you start huallna
the too-few secretaries. Your slow
oerfomtance and office rlotlnl may
Dear ~ce: I wUl bt a jt&lor la bllb um fall. Do Y• It'• tmporta.b& to a wocaan'• CU'ftl' to
leana typl.Qa! My moUln lnilltlJ •I&
but lbe la a 1ttretuy and I do llM 111-
teod to do office wort. I'm not nre
what my career wUI be a.nu I ftD1ala
colleae, but r know th•' white.• I-·
lt WOll't require alUIDS at a~
alt clay. " result in your involuntary departure.
On balance, learn to \Y'Pe. You can
decide la(er if usln1 your typing s1tllls
-J.S., Bellevue. Wash.
(1) Typing is not a c~er lm·
peraUve for most kinds of Jobs. (2)
One who hasn't zeroed in on lit., goals
male or female -should learn to
type as a backstop. (3) Typing ls one
or those practical skills you may
desperately wish you bad someday,
even in an administrative position,
but typing can mousetrap women
managers.
Addressing the last point. Sharie
Cram, an International Harvester
Company executive, says women cer-
tainly should complain when their
male manager peers have an office
and secretary, but they have only an
office and a typewriter.
IN DER NEW BOOK, "Taking
Stock: A Woman's Guide to Corporate
Success'' (published by Henry
Regnery Company, Chicago), Crain
advises newly hired women ex-
ecutives to act immediately when a
typewriter iii wheeled in: "Go to your boss and tell him that if
the company had been looking for a
typist when they hired you they
wouldn't have given you the job
because your typing is lousy. Tell him
1t would be a waste of yoW" higher·
priced time to do something badly
that a lower-paid secretary could do
better. "Tell him that the company bas so
few women in management you hav~
a real problem in convincing others
that you really have management
responsibility. Ten him you won't be •
really effective until you have ~
accepted into the management role.
and that doing your own typing will
make it more difficult ror you to reach
that point Tell him you are sure he
will see tlt~ company's interests will
be better served if you share the
privileges of your male peers and ob-
viously have equal status."
WATCH IT, THOUGH, Crain ad·
vises, if other management people do
their own typing. You may win the
. is to 10Uf' advantage. T)'l)lnl can be
\lSetul ln your wrsonal ltfe too; for ln·
stance. I cQUld hardly react your
handwriting. ,,
Send ~ quesUons for this col·
umn to Joyce Lain Kennedy, care of
the Dally fi]ot, P.O. !Jax 1560, Costa
Mesa 921626. Sorry, the volume al mall
· makes personal replies impossible.
Use of· Water
Decreases
LOS ANGELES <AP> Southern
Californians used 11 percent less
water last month than they did in 1976
That makes the third month in a
row that Metropolitan Water District
Customers have decreased their
water usage over the same period last
year, MWD General Manager John H.
Lauten said.
But Lauten warned that conserva-
tion efforts shouldn't be relaxed yet.
"We need to ~lnt~jn this effort
throughout the rerhainder of the year,
so we are ~sured of having an ade·
quate supply in storage over into 1978
in case the drought extends into a
third year," he said.
Miramar Boss Named
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Capt. Thomas
J . Cassidy Jr., a veteran of 5,000 flight
hours in fighter plans, bas become
commander of Miramar Naval Air
Stat.loo.
Cassidy bas been at Miramar as
special assistant to the commander of
Fighter Airborne Early Warning
Wioc. Pacific Fleet.
Capt. Donald B. Pringle, who has
run the base for two years, now re-
ports to the chief of naval operations
in Washington, D.C.
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Oil Gues,s Claa111pion
.· '.\-lsgr. Francb A. '.\lurpby. pastor of St.
Patrick·s Catholic Church in Anchorage.
presents ~1rs. Jean '.\tahoney. second from
· left. with the S30.000 check she got for the
closest guess as to when .North Slope oil
would officiall\' end its 800-mile journey at
the Valdez Termtnal. The contest. the
Great Alaskan Pipe line Classic. \\as
!'> pons ore cl b ' St P a t r i c k · .., '.\1 rs
'.\lahone' ·~ 16·\ ear-old '>On Robei:t. and
Genny Rubino.· classic <"O·ordinator. sharl'
the moment
• Daniel Amos, et. country rock irot.1p, wall
perform at 7 .30 p.m. Friday at Calvary Cba.-.l.
33732 Big Sur. Dana Point. • . ' Psychologist Helen Lori will ptesent a l~
ture, sponsored by the So\IUl Coast Comnrualtl•
JewlshCe.-ter, at 7:30 p.m. Thursd.py ~t tbO Laauna
Beach Hi&h School caf~ttria, DonaUoo ls $1 f~
members and $2 for noameMbers. Further •
formation is llvailable by callinlt 49'·8169, 97· t
or 497·2070. • • •
Vacation Bible School wUt be held ft'ob\ 9 to
11 :30 a.m. Monday through Friday. at ~U Sahl
Anglican Episcopal Cburcb, 180$2 Busb;.rd, f'oun~
tain Valley. Pre-registration ls scheduled from 9 tt>
A membersbip 1tcqu1siuon breakfast will be
held by saddleback B'aal B'rith W1e at 10:30 a.m.
Sunday at Don Joso Restaurant, 14882 Holt Ave ..
TUotin. Harvey Cranow, Grand Loda~ membershlp
cabinet ctuliimtn. will speak. For further tnforma-
tlon call 832-6033. • Rabbi Mocris H. Solomon of Temple EUa&, Mas-
Sion Viejo, has received hlS ordlnaUon from the
llabbinital Academy of America in New York as
r.._bbi, preacher and leader in Israel. ... ._ ~
Chris Cole will be the speaker at a Bible
worksi)Qi for youne adults at 7 p.m. Tuesday at
First Cbitrcla or Cbri1l SclenU l, San Clemente. Cote
1s a Bc16ton School of 'fheolofY graduate who will
talk on the Biblicaf perspecttve or the born acaln
movement. The churth is at 3316 A venue del
Presidente .
• ..How Should We Then Lm::· is the title of a
film series today al Christ College, lrvlne. The first
five segments of the f>'rancis Schaeffer film are be-
mg shown unlll noon. The stcond five seaments win
be screened from 1 to4 pm .. • The Rev. Jill Gerhard. assistant minister or the
Church of Rellgi~ Science, Laguna BelJch. will
dell ver <he Sunday sermon Au1, 28 and Sept. 4. • The Sisterhood or Temple Beth Sholom, Orange
County, is pl1tnning a Rosh H3shana Holiday bake
sale. Orders and payment for honey cakes may be
made by writing the temple. 13031 Tustin Ave .• San-
ta Ana. and must be received by Sept. 6.
C e nter Forms
·Singles Group It's 'Fun Being Sa1'¢d.'
~
.Jntegration
ITicreasing
• A singles group formed by the
South Coast Communities Jewish
Center, Laguna Beach, will hold
its initial event, a beach party, at
·u ·JO p.m.Sunday.
· Bo~bon Street Bar's Minister's ·eongregaiion NEW YORK <AP J --
Almost half of American
white church.goers now
worship with at least some
blacks in the congrega.
tions, five times more than
25 yeal'S ago The group is open to singles of
any age. Those Interested in Sun·
day's event are asked to meet al
12 : 3 O at the cent el', 211
Broadway. according to Jean
S1slin.
Participants are asked to bring
their own picnic. ·musical instru-
ments. recreational gear and
blankets.
Further information is availa-
ble by telephoning 497-2070,
496·3587 or 496-6431 .
Pastor Drops
Criticism
MINNEAPOLIS fAP> -The
Rev. Dr. David W. Preus, presi-
dent of the American Lutheran
Church, says he has withdrawn a
charge that a 1975 statement of
principles adopted by a sister de-
no min at ion, the Luther an
Church-Missouri Synod. is a
·narrowing .. of historic
Lutheran confessions. "Neither
evangelical nor Lutheran."
1 ..
NEW YORK (AP> -The big, glib Rev. Bob Harrington.
"chaplain of Bourbon Street" in the jazz and strip section of old New
Orleans, is loaded with one·liners for has trade· "You don't need
80-proof booze m your body when you've got the lOO·proor Lord an
your heart."
He packs such quack, crisp sayings into a roving, offbeat
ministry. which he carries on not only in the streets. clubs and bari..
but on records, radio, television and in guest .,,,.
appearances at conventions. organizational
meetings, church rallies, state fairs and coun·
try-music concerts.
An "inspirational entertainer,·· he styles
himself, and he wraps his messages an
showmanship. "It's the sizzle to help me sell
my steaks," he says. And he lays on his zippy
maxims of faith in rapid-fire order
"IT'S nJN BEING SAVED. . Fun is not
a beanie cap and propeller. Fun is ha'.Cing a HAA1t1~TON
Jland on the handle of life •• ,It's having your act together. a faith to
live by and a purpose to live for ••• n ·s not what you stop doing. but
what you start doing.··
In an interview, the Rev. Mr. Harrington, 49. a 6·f oot·2, 240·
pound man in bright-blue leisure-suit. a gold·colored pendant at his
neck, said with characteristic gusto·
"I want every eye in America to see, every ear In America to
hear and every heart in America to know it's fun being saved ...
OF IDS WORK ON IDS hotne erounds where he and 10 assis-
tants. three of them also ordained ministers. have their office and
chapel on the second floor above Pete Fountain's club. amid the
peep shows. topless ba~ jauhalls and pick·up joints. he said:,
"I can walk do'wn B6urbon Street with a Bible in my hand, the
Lord in my heart and a s mile on my fece. and people point. The
crowds come from all over the world, not to see me. but I let them.
''Pl~pnouth C m~r~ational C·lmrch •
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The Lord Jesus identified with people where the people are.
Often, with management's permission, he'll do a 10-mmute stml
at one of the drink-and-dance places, in between strip acts:
''THEY'RE LOOKING FOR happiness. and that's what I offer
them.·· he said. "God didn't come into the world to damn men but to
bless them. to give them happiness. tranquility, life.··
Additionally, a strong
m aJonty of whites would
like for their congregations
to include m9re blacb. He went on, his words crackling with snappy apborisms from
his repertoire: "People look for satisfaction in thrills instead of in
happiness. Thrills are an external kick that usually kick back. Hap-
piness is an internal·eternal condition and yo14 have to qualify to
haveiL'" .
These are among indica-
tio~or a new Gallup poll,
compared with past
.studies,
Book Def ends
Divllllty of Christ
LONDON <'P> -Five British Chnslians !)ave
joined the ba!tle over the divinity of Christ with a
new book defendine the belief that Jesus was the
of God.
The five sch1:>lars -four Anglicans and a
• Roman Catholic -<;ontest the theory of seven
Briti.sh Protestant tb~ologians who recently argued
that Jesus shquld be f'egarded as a great teacher.
not a'Supernatiiral miracle worker.
Marshalli~ their defense in a book published
this week called "Tbe Truth or God Incarnate.·· the·
traditionalists contend Jesus was accorded divine
status from the earliest days of the Cbris~an
church.
"You'll ·' never forget it!" JO'" CAROL LAWRENCE. OR. BILLY GRAHAM. ""1 ROBERTSON
CK.\RLES COlSON. ART l!NKLEnER
ANO OTHERS Off THIS IMPORTANf
TV SPECIAL ON WORLQ HUN~ER
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•
Does Geusorshi:P
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ay WA.1.TE& a. MBAU
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AC'C'Or'dinl to lhe 1V cnUt1 al the U.S. Conunlulon OD CMI Rt1hu,
telt ·a typical aiw1Uoa com9dy l1 built around Udl formula:
"Ar\)'prOblerq un ~tolYed, by luck or bysom ••lie."
But lhat ·a mab bellne. Jn the re.al world of 1onrnm nt, It takt's a
atud)t, a ~rt and -U lh comml11lon bu lla way -a new set or
ruJ• loeol" a problem.
tbe a.i1'111& 0otnmlalon'• -.NEWS-4/VA.LYSIS TIW Is the formul• evident In [ J
lll·pqe reoott on women and
mlnontlee •n telev11lon. It cost
1321,419 and •t <'Oncludes U\at lhe
ec>vemment should do aomet.hinc
about television.
Tbe commission doesn't say
what ahould be done about this,
but one answer, presumably,
would be to hire more tough ac-
tresses.
DARMSI'ADT, West GermaJ\Y
<AP.> -Atthtololists diUlnc fO a 1,000-year·old Frankl(!\
..-aveyard HY they stumbled GI\
a welJ.p1 erved skeleton trom a
Gypsy-like culture that ~
Western Europe nearly 4,0C)O
yearsa10:
Tbo re01atns have been iden·
tlfied u thooe ot a mau from the
10-calle~ "Glockenbecher ..
culture, datinc to about 2()C)O
B.c .• said Reinhard Andr~ "· supervi&OI' of the excavations l.n:a
field at Grieahelm, neu
Darmstadt.
•• .•. DESPITE ADVANCES
made in portrayal as well as in
e mpJoy ment opportunity,
minorities and women -
particularly minority women -
cootinue to be under-represented
in dramatic programs and on the
news and their portrayals con-
tinue to be stereo,yped,.. the
commission held. It's solution:
The complaints about TV pro-
1ramming are one phase of a
civil rights commission report
that also advocates new stan.
dards and quotas for the employ-
ment of minorities and women in
the broadcasting industry.
MAKE UP MAGIC MOLDS MAN INTO SOLO ROLE AS CLOWN
Gale La Joye Takes Art of Humor Serlo~ly
. •-rm.scuLTURE was lhen.rit
lo make use of copper in Western
Europe,'' 1ald Andrae, who
heada tne local branch of a gov·
ernmenl historical preservation
office ... They roamed over
Europe, searching and bartering
for copper. We usually compare
tbem lo the traveling Gypsy
tinkers of more modern times."
"Television should accurately
reflect the ethnic and gender
di versily of the nation.
''Minorities and women should
participate fully In bringing this
about.
THE COMMISSION wants the
Federal Communications Com·
mission to come up with rules on
the portrayal of women and
minorities in TV programs.
Clowning Beyond Humor
''The federal government
should ensure that this is done.·'
The FCC says that would
create a regulatory nightmare,
and it is indeed hard to see how
the government could enforce
s uch program rules without a
corps of censors lo examine TV
scripts and reject those that pre-
sent stereotyped characters.
'Fal,l Guy' Rated Most Popmar at Circus
Glockenbacher is the German
word for the bell-shaped ceramic
beakers ollen found tn graves of
the period.
Whatever the sin s and
·shortcomings of the evening's
fare of TV shows these days, the
government probably could
make matters worse.
TUE CIVIL RIGHTS Com-
m 1ssion complains that the
population of the Tll shows
doesn't accurately reflect that of
the nation: too many men, too
many young women, not enough
elderly people.
In the police and private eye
shows, the commission says,
women are far more likely than
m~n .. to be the victims, ra~her
than the perpetrators, of
violence.
I
But the Civil Rights Com-
mission insists that it doesn't
want censorsbip, or government
previewing of TV scripts.
The commission doesn't say
how its ends could be ~attained
without government interven-
tion, before or after a broadcast,
to supervise the content of TV
shows.
Nor, in all its 181 pages,.does
its report menUon the simplest
soluli,2P a viewer has lo defl} with
objectionable' TV programming:
the knob that toms off the.set.
Over The Couni~r
HJ.SD Lisffncp
CHICAGO (AP) -Gale La
Joye isn't fooling around· about
being funny. He's a clown, and he
lakes his profession seriously.
La Joye has taken his ·art
beyond mere humor and has
analyzed the simple slapstick an-
tics that thrill audiences beneath
the .Big Top.
"There are six basic elements
to clowning -stupidity, conniv-
ing or trickery, mimicry, faJls,
blows and surprises,'' he said
after the premiere performance
this week of hi s one-man
"Clownology" show at the
American Theater Association
convention. . .
LA· JOYE. 27, a former clown
I
professor at the Ringling Bros .
Barnum & Balley Clown College
in Venice, Fla., prefers routines
using simple props such as a
chair and a handful of wooden
balls.
in Spring Green. But he found he
liked clowning better.
The civilization spread over
Western Europe from the Jberian
peninsula to Hungary, Andrae
said. But he said while traces of
Glockenbecher settlements have
been found in Spain, Portugal
and southern France, few ~
mains of the people themselv~
have been found "and this is pro-
bably one of the best-preserved
skeletons discovered in the pail
"Kids don't seem lo like the
most subtle kinds of routines
They love what's called the
·auguste' clown or buffoon." he
said. "He's by far the most
popular circus down the fall
guy, the butt of every Joke -
more grotesque than a patheltc
or character clown like Emmett
Kelly's famous tramp."
"MIME IS LIMITED by the
lack of props, but a clown can
1uggte, do acrobatics, or use any
props he wants." he said.
Ronald MacDonald and Bozo
have ruined clowning as an art,
according to La Joye.
"That kind of clowning doesn't
require kids to do anything but
make noises. There's no
participation ... he said.
few years." ··
THE BONES WERE pre-
served by the lime in the regioa's
sandy soil, although the lower
part of the skeleton was damaged
by Frankish gravediggers in the
7th century.
Before attending clown school
four years ago, La Joye studied
at the Wisconsin School of Mime
"A clown has got to observe his
character's personality, how it
would react to new situatioos and
props as it matures,·· La Joye
said.
EPA Sets Meets ..
Oit Noise labels
WASHINGTON (AP ) -The EnvironJMntal
Protection Agency <EPA> has scheduled three
public hearings on Its plan to require noise labels on
consumer products.
The proposal is aimed at establishing noise rat·
in gs for products such· as vacuum cleaners, s hop
tools, dishwas1iers and powered lawn and garden
equipment.
After ratings are established each item would
have to be labeled according to its noisiness.
The bearings will be held Sept. 16 at the Capitol
Hilton Hotel in Washington, Sept. 20 at Kirk.wood
Commuruty College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and
SepL 22 at the San Francisco Hilton Hotel in San
Francisco.
If yoo want to make a statement at one of the·
hearings you should notify EPA by Sept. 9. Write to
the Dtrector. Standards· and Regulaltons Division
-CAW 471), Office of Noise Abatement and Control.
Attn:· ~ise Labeling Public Hearings, U.S. En·
vironmental·Protection Agency, Washington, D.C.
20460.'
Written comments: sent to-the same address;
will be accepted until Oct. 28.
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WASHINGTON (AP)-Usten,
this isn't the type of information
the 1overnment wants passed around.
1 Medlcal Association, who dorutte their time u a
newborn child for a name that public health service. will five the vaccinaUons. Defense. It eontalm bu.odffds ot
words that are "easily un·
deratood and pronounceable and
have no undesirable coMota·
lions" and form the pool of ac·
ceptable nicknames fOf' V.I.P.'a
whose movementa must be noted
discreetly for security re&$ons.
will fit the personality? Vacclnations will cost S2 per doa.
Code names are asslpe(} by Dogs four months of qe and older are required
"ahe:itr whim," said the aaency, by law to be vaccinated qa.lnst rabies. A valid
who declined to provide his own certificate of vac~ation, good for 30 months, ls But President Carter is the
"Deacon." Former President
Ford was "Pass Key." Rlcbard
Nixon was known as
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name. needed for the liceosme of peta.
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President Carter shares a light moment
with the National Muscular Dystrophy
Poster Child, Matthew Brown, 9, sone of
Mr. and Mrs. Clelon Brown, of Roswell,
Ga., during a meeting in the Oval Office.
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
Lyndon Johnson went throu&h
life as president known as
"Volunteer," and John F. Ken·
nedy was tagged "Lancer."
IT'S PART OF the Secret
Service name game, used to
identify the first family and top
administration orticials as their
comings and goings are noted in
w alkie-tallcie jargon.
The people who make up these
names, employes of the White
House Communications Agency.
are reticent tO talk about them,
since they are designed for
security.
But one spokesman will go this
far: Bert Lance, the big man who
serves the President as budget
director, is not known as "Dum·
bo," regardless of published re·
ports to the contrary.
I
WHO CHllISTENED Carter
"Deacon?" Do agency personnel
agonize like nervous parents ol a
thelistandebooseonethatileasy
to pronounce and decipherable
and bu not been used recently.··
Blind Denied Jury .
Service File Suit. \
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Justice is blind, but can jurors be
blind?
Three blind persons, rejected from jury duty as incompetent.
have flied a class-action lawsuit contending they have a constitu·
tional right to serve on juries.
"We can bear and can judge a case on its merits. I believe I'm
totally competent," said 27·year-old Mitchell Pomerantz after the
suit was filed in U.S. District Court Tuesday.
"IT'S MY UNDERSTANDING THAT most evidence must be
described for the record," he added. "Most jurors don't understand
the visual exhibits and the diagrams."
HE WAS REFER RING to are-However, a Superior Court spokesman said Califomla law re·
N0T1c11 Toc•1101TOu ""1cr•Tious •usiNus cent newspaper story citing a quires •hat a 3·uror be "in possession of bis natural facuWes." SUfll!RIOttCOU•TO,THI! NAME STATEMENT 'i'
STATEOl"CALlflORNIA,o• TM 1oi1ow1no perlOll 1s c1o1119 tx1s•· radio exchange between agents "If a person could not look at and have a visual image of the
TM&COU.!_T!=:....,.H nus;•~c1.usive s•GNs. u• s. as Lance and Carter prepared for person testifying so as to determine the credibility of the witness be
• Esfet•Of JOSl!PH M. Aouoor. •k• Jackson.s.t11taA1Wt. c.mornl•'2704 a game of tennis at the White would be severely handicapped to serve as a juror," the spokesman
JOSEPH ROUOOT OeceaMd Aobtrl Edward Ivers. •29 s House that .. Deacon and Dumbo said. cr=2~~·~=::_~E:!c:i!:: ~,':.son 51 • S•nta "n•. C•llforn•a are on the courts." The suit named as defendants Superior Court Jury Com·
tN11 •II penons N1v1119 c1•1ms 898'"'' dt!r~~,_, 1' conductrct by •11 In· "Dumbo isn't even on the list." missioner William A. Goodwin, Asst. Jury Commissioner Judd
111e tllld •-n1 •re r.ciuirec1 10111• Robert ••e" said the spokesman, not amused. Holtzendorff, and Ben Vargas, jury quali(ication supervisor. !i':':t1:~"'.,t'~ ~~sa;vt;.O::.'·! Tiiis •ta•ement w .. fuec1 w11t1 1"" ''The list,•• is actually a book of The suit was filed on behalf of Pomeranti, an affirmative action :~:~~.~~":'ci:~;.: ~~:~r,i1;1~. of 0 '•"941 cou:::.: call signs put out by the Military analyst for Los Angeles; Maureen Soucy, 29, and Bert Hayner, who
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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STATI! 0 .. CALI ,-oRNIA FOR
THl!COUNTYOFORANGE ....... ,412
HOTICI! 0, HEARING 0" flETITION
l'Olt OROl!lt Olltl!CT I NO
CONYl!YANCE Of' ltl!AL
.. ROflERTY TO COMflLl!TE SALi!
CHI CONTttACT l!NTl!ltl!O INTO ay
Dl!Cl!ASEDr
Estate of DALLAS HAROl.0
.wt4NSOM, O.C:Nted.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Illa! JANET MAXINE THOMPSON, O ·
tcutrJx of ~ht "l•I• of deceased, DALLAS HAROl.O JOHNSON; Ila• fll~d hertln • pellllon Whenlort,
ti_, pc-ays tor an order dlrec:llft9 c-
nvance of RMI ~oper1Y to complete
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Cloveriv. Vtftl.ur•. Calllon'll• tJOOl.
reference to which Is m•d• for
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•nd plec. Of hearing Ille Hmt has.....,
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Jerry Garvin broke a ~al
10 1am l<>1ln• streak WJth rdlef
help from Pete Vuckovich and
Toronto prevented Nolan Ryan
from becomin• the major
I 11u ' first 18-game winner
Friday nl&ht by handinc the
California Angela a 3·1 defeat.
Wlnlest Jn 13 appearances
elnce June 5, Garvin went the
first 8~ innings to improve his
record to~13. Ryan is now 17·U.
Ry atruck out 13 Blue Jaya to
Btickner's
Slugfest
Sinks LA
CHICAGO <AP> -Bill
Buckner rapped out two homers
and a two singles and drove in
five runs Friday against his
former teammates to lead the
Chicago Cubs to a 6·2 victory
over the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Ivan PeJesus had three hits
and drove in the other Chicago
run and Steve Ontiveros added
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three hits to the 15-hit attack the
Cubs launched against Tommy
John, 14·5, whose string of 22
scoreless innings came to an end
before he could retire a batter.
OeJesus led off the Cub first
with a single and Jose Cardenal
also singled before Buckner
smashed his eighth homer of the
season.
Buckner singled home a run in
the second an~ led off the sixth
witb his second homer. DeJesus,
also a former Dodger. singled
home a run m the fifth following
Ontiveros· double.
Mike Krukow, 8-10, was work-
ing on a one-hitter when Ri ck
Monday, obtained from the Cubs
for Buckner and DeJesus, hit his
12th homer of the season in the
seventh.
The Cubs knocked out John in
the fifth inning when Ontiveros
doubled and scored on a single by
DeJesus. At that point, he had
given up 13 hits, most in any
game this season by the veteran
left-hander, who had won eight
straight decisions since a 5·2 loss
to St. Louis June 12.
Two of John·s five losses have
been administered by the Cubs.
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extend his major lea1ue record
to 101 eames with 10 or more
strikeouts. He now hu 284 ror the
season. Ryan al o walked nJne lo
the game, hls season hi&h.
Ryan's wildness cost him two
runs in the first inning. Leadoff
batter Steve States walked, Bob
Bailor singled and Roy Howell
walked to fill the bases. Ron
Fairly forced Howell at second.
Staggs scoriq the game'a first run.
Sam Ewing followed with a
single to score Bailor and give
Toronto a 2--0 lead.
Calilomia's lone run came in
the third when Andy Etchebar·
ren scored from third on Ron
Jackson's fielder's choice
groW\der.
Vuckovich picked up his
seventh save with 2~ inninas of
shutout relief. Toronto gave Vuckovich an in-
surance run in the eighth inning.
Call It a Rogal(s} Spill
na've McKay walkecJ .. took
aecond on an lnfidd out Ud acofedaoas~g)ebyStaacs.
Ryan, \Tho walked silc B!oe>
J aya in the first three inning$, Cot
out ot • jam in the rll'St by gettlnf
Dou1 Ault and Dave McKay on
ulled strikes.
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Boston's Butch Hobson rolls over Kansas
City Royals third ba:ieman Tom Poquette
Frida~· night after a <'Ollision. Howe,·er.
Hobson managed to muke the tug. Kansas
City went on to beat the inrnding Red
Sox. 9·3.
V 8ssallo, Goodell 1-2
By HOWARD L. HANDY
OI tlle Dall' Pllet St•ff
Jesse Vassallo, a junior from
Mission Viejo High School, and
Brian Goodell, his Nadadores
teammate, finished one-two in
the me.n's 400-meter individual
medley Friday night to highJlght
second day action in the National
in action in every race beginning
with Donnalee Wennerstrom of
Long Beach in the women's
200-meter butterfly. She will face
Mission Viejo's Valerie Lee and
AJice:Browne among others.
In the men's race, the top thNe
finishers from the Olympics will
be competing including winner
Mike Bruner, second pI.aoe
finisher Steve Gregg and b.ronie
medal winner Bill Forrester. ·
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Porter on Way Up as AnnoW1Cer
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Fight on Tonight;
4 Teams 1/2 Apart
\NGLEWOOD -Bobb>
Cfaac«t and Ruben Ollv1rea.
rormtr <'ham11iona hoplnc for
('Ornt•b•ck!\, meet tonl1bt in 11
lO·round s uper realhtrwe1 .:h1
m utt·h tbait l'arllt>r h11d bct•n
postpon~ by nun.
The tndo,)r bout at the Forum
ori&lnally "u to be held lu~l
\V ednaday. 8ul "romoter Don
l'ruer. hopJne to putt.he 01ht in-
to the blade wilh • aurae ol Jtsl· m t1ule ticket saJ , reuheduled
the bout wben heavy rain fell on
Southern California early Wed-
nesday. . ...,. .... ,,
KANSAS CJTY Geore~
Bretl, Amos Otis and John
Mayberry slammed home runs
to lead the Kansas City Royals to
a 9.3 thumping of the Boston Red
Sox Friday night and draw the
frantic American League West
race even lighter.
Kansas City's victory, coupled
y.iith a victory by Chicago and
loss~ by Texas and Minnesota
leaves aJl four teams within one-~Jr game of each other.
A:tec• Change·
The initial North American
Soccer League semifinal playoff
game between the Seattle Soun-
ders and the Los Angeles Aztecs.
originally scheduled for tonight
in the Coliseum, will instead be
played Sunday at 7 p.m
BuckDfn
LOS ANGELES -H. Werner
Buck. a producer of major
sportsmen ·s shows for the past
three decades. d ied of heart
failure Friday morning while at~
tending a fishing tackle show in
Ka nsas City, Mo .. a family
spokesman her e said. Buck was
59
A resident of the Los Angeles
s uburb of Tarzana, Buck began
the Los Angeles Sportsmen's
Show in 1946.
Colt&. 29-7
BALTIMORE -The
Baltimore Colts converted two
first haJC fu mble recoveries into
touchdowns. one on a Bert Jones
pass. and frustrated four Min··
nesota scoring chances to beat
the Vikings 29·7 in a National
Football League exhibition game
Friday night.
Following a 28·yard Toni
Linhart fie ld goal midway
through the fir st quarter.
B altimore scored on Lydell
M ltchtll '11 12· yard touchdown run
und a six.yard p111s h'om Jones to
<i lt·nn Oouaihty. Both acorn were
af't up by f\lmblo retovertea by
Ray Oldhum und Derrel Luce.
M mnesota, whach Jost for the
llr.t time in three preseason out·
1u g:.. scored in the second
~uarter on a four-yard run by
Sammy Johnson in the nationally
televised game.
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CLEVELAND -Quarterback
Brian Sipe passed for two
touchdowns to lead the Cleveland
Browns to a 19-10 National Foot-
ball League preseason victory
over the St. Louis Cardinal.a Fri·
day night.
Sipe, playing the first three
periods, connected on 13 of 20
passing attempts for 163 yards to
help the Browns post their first
preseason victory in three tries.
The Cardinals, now winless in
three starts, moved into a 3-0
Jead on a 35·yard field goal by
Jim Bakken. That capped a 17·
play drive that ate up much of the
initial period.
The Browns then took the lead
for good on a lightning-quick
score as Sipe passed to Larry
Poole for three yards, fired a
45·yard strike to Reggie Ricker
and Poole barreled across from
the 10 for the touchdown.
SpeedtDG!f
Gene Woods of Newport Beach
captured the handicap main
event and Mark Cherry was the
winner in the scratch main Fri-
day night before 3,877 fans at the
speedway motorcycle races at
Orange County Fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa.
Ron Preston of Newport Beach
defeated Cherry in the two-lap
match race while Alan Christian
of Huntington Beach was fourth
in the scratch ma.in.
Tena& (!pset
TORONTO -!Juster Mott:rem
supplied a major upset Friday
when he dropped No. 3 seed
Wojtek Fibak, the 1976 finalist,
6·3, 6·3, in third round men's
s ingles action in the Canadian ten-
nis tourney.
And 1975 champion Manuel
Orantes defeated Hank Pfister,
6-3, 6-7, 6-1, while Ricardo Cano
toppled Bob Hewitt. 6-4, 6·3,
Unseeded Colin Dibley upset
top-seeded Raul Ramirez, 6-1,
4-6, 6-3 Friday night.
Krause New· Queen
JONKOPJNG, Sweden <AP> .-
Olympic gold medalist Kornelia
Ender may have left the East
German swimming team, but
Barbara Krause as having no
trouble making her countrymen
forget the 1976 Games· star.
Krause, East G~rmany's
Creestyle queen with lhe retire-
ment of Ender. scored two vic-
tories in Friday's final session of
·the 14th European Swim Cham·
·plonships.
: The 18-year-old Krause surged
lrom behind in winning the too~meter freestyle, then came.
:back 4S minutes later to anchor
_the 400.meter relay tea m to an
tmpressive triumph.
· Cl~e behind Enith Brigitha oC
T·be Netherlands midway
• tllrough the individual event. .,
Krause powered past the Dutch
woman in the closing strokes and
posted a meet record 56.S.S.
The powerful East German
quartet led all the way in the re·
lay and set a meet record of
3:49.52, breaking the standard
they had set ea'rlier. in the day.
The Netherlands finished second
in 3: 52.95, while Britain was third
in 3:55.77.
Overall, East Bloc nations took an but one of six events in the
final session, with East Germany
winning half the gold medals fot'
a lotarorn lD uveaays.
East Germany's Roger Pyttel
captured the men's 200-meter
backstroke. Hargitay was
clocked in 2:06.82, while Ver·
raszto was timed Jn 2:03.88. a
meet record.
.TV Sports Today
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LISA TOMBS OF HUNTINGTON BEACH SEEKS THIRD STRAIGHT SURFING TITLE TODAY.
Tombs Comes to Life
In S11rfing Competition
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Of the D•llY ~llM Sl•ll
Lisa Tombs' rise in the world
or women's surfing 'tias been
meteoric.
In her first contest this year,
the 18-year·old graduate of
Marina High <Huntington
Beach) finished 18th. In her next
two, she finished first.
She'll be seeking an un-
precedented third straight cham-
pionship this weekend when the
Women's International Surfing
Association <WISA> holds its
finaJ contest of the season at San
Onofre.
"I think I have a good chance
to win it." she says. "I've been
surfing really weJl the last couple
of contests."
Officials of WISA agree that
she has a good chance to Wlll, but.
they concede that lhis third vic-
tory would be a lot harder than
the first two.
"Lisa's been coming on
strong,'' says competition direc·
tor Unda Westfall. "But this is
an extremely important contest
and all of our best surfers are.go-
ing to be going all out."
The San Onofre contest will be
the last of the season for WISA,
anc) .several women who want to
qualify for lhe pro cham-
pionships in Mallbu next month
must do well in this weekend's contest.
The San Onolre contest was
scheduled to beein today at 7 a.m. and continue through Sun-
day, but a contingency weekend
bas been left open for A~. 27·28
in caseaurf conditions are poor.
* * *
Surf Meet
To qualify for the pro cham-
pionships, s urfers must be
ranked highly by WISA, and they
can only do that by placing well
in at least three contests.
After her 18th-place finish in
the first contest, Tombs was
barely visible in the rankings.
But her two fir s ts hav e
skyrocketed her to 9th.
Among those she'll have to
beat to keep her win streak alive
are Lynn Thomas of Santa Cruz
and Candy Woodward of Santa
Barbara, ranked No. l and No. 2
tn WISA.
She'll have tough competition
from her own hometown, too.
when Terry Eselun gets in the
water. "Terry's a real high quali-
ty, pro women's surfer," says
Westfall.
Although Tombs is on a hot
s treak now, her hopes are to re-
m ain consistent enough to be
considered on a parwith the prov-
en pros-surfers like Eselun,
Thomas, Woodward and Mary
Lou Drummy. o.f San Juan
Capistrano.
"I think I can be good enough
to make some mooey at this
sport,·' Tombs says. "I look at it
as more than just a bobby."
The pro championships in
Malibu offer $2,500 to the winner
and totaJ prize money of $.5,000.
It's the richest women's surfing
contest in the world.
Tombs bas been surfing five
years, making the rounds to most
of the finer spots but spending
most of her time at Huntington
Beach, just north or the Main
Street pier.
"I used to go to the beach all
the time and see the guys out
there surfing," Tombs says, re-
calling bow she got started in the
sport. "I just decided it was
something I wanted to do. And
I've been surfing ever since."
Killer Ball Kept
ORLANDO. Fla. <AP > -The
only killer baseball in m~or
league history is still in ex·
istence, 57 years after it took the
life of a Cleveland Indians shortstop.
.Boh.Curley an.. editor ,lor the..
Orlando sentinel Stu, keeps It
Joek«l Io a cabinet in hJs home.
The Scuffed and sliahtly torn ball
bas been bad news twice.
The ball which killed Ray1Dond
Johnson Chapman 57 years ago was itven to Curley. then a
sports writer, by one of the
players who took part Io the
game.
Chaproan.1stiomtop for the
Cleveland Incliana. was struck in
the temple bY a pitch thrown by
Carl WlUtam Mays of the New
York Yankees Aur. 17, 1920, •t
the New York Polo Grounda.
CUrley reported that Cleveland
centerfielder Chuck J amleson
pUt Uio ball in bls back pocket
after it struck Chapman. He said
Jamieson gave birn the ball~
yearaago.
One popular version of the Incl~
dent claimed the ball bounced
back to pitcher Mays, who. un·
awJU'.e.be had JnJur~ the batter.
fielded it and threw to the first
baseman for the out. "Not so.··
Jamieson is quoted as saying.
•'The ball never left the area of
the batter•s box. When we rushed
from the du.g_out to try and help
Ray, we kept stumbling on it.
•'That's when t Just picked up the
ball and put ll in my back pocket."
Curley said Jamieson told hlm
be plajed the entire game from
that Point on with the death ball
in bis hip pocket.
"After the game, I threw the
ball into my ba1:· Jamleaon
said. ..It remained there for
liome time. After. the aeries, 1
Big _LerigUe
Baseball
Standings
NA110NAL LEAGU&
EaatOlvlsl
W L Pet. GB
Phtladelphia 7t 4S .622
Pittsburgh 71 51 .582 4~
Chlcaao 67 S2 .sa 7
St. Louis 67 54 .554 8
Montreal 55 67 .451 20\it
NewYork 49 71 .408 251h
West Dlvlllon
J>odien 73 48 .603
ClncinnaU 63 59 .516 lO'h
Houston 57 6S .467 1611'.t
San Francisco 5S 68 .447 19
San Diego 54 71 .432 21
AUanta 43 77 .358-29~
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Sen oi.vo tt St. Loul1
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
Boston
BaJtimore
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Toronto
W L Pd. GB
71 46 .607
69 59 .585 2~
70 50 .583 2112
SS 64 .462 IT
54 66 .450 181,.'z
53 72 .424 22
41 77 .347 30~2
West Dlvlslon
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Minnesota
Angels
Seattle
Oakland
67 50 .573
68 Sl .571
67 Sl .568 L2
69 53 .566 '2
S8 59 .496 9
50 74 .403 201 2
44 74 .373 231,-:t
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Clevelllld2,0MIMCI 1
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Ollco190 "lor.1:1-11 ti Mllwlnlkft CTnv..., Ul
Cl-'-'d CW•ltH-41-10.kl•nd Clllue 11-11)
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s.iu,·,~-
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llolflan.CIC-"Clty H-Yart:lltfPU,,fl • T oronlut c.lllornla
World IT•I 6aan
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t. V.lktlo Sloe¥. •lllellrta, W.1~ 2. HllcoU
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f'renc:o l"•va. 11.iv, lt: 12.7. 3. Ille Floroiu.
11-C.. tt:IJ.A. 4. S.tyml<ou D~u..,,,,
Soviet Uftlon, 2': lf.4. 5. Alu.ard Kollff¥l, Poland.
2t:U.4. f . Wolf Dl•ln Poschm•nn, W ut GermMy, 2t:40.t,
Wdden
cleaned out my locker and
brotJSht the baJl home. I never really wanted to look at it. ..
Jamieson dled in 1969.
Curley says be placed it tem-
porarily in the glove compart-
ment ol hb car.
The next day, a group of his
players discovered it and used it
in inlield practice, the first ti.me
it bad been used since striking
Chapman.
Curley says a comparatively son bouncer was bit to the third
baseman. M he reached for it, it
took a bad bop and hU hlm m the
rlaht eye. 1batterin1 bis
cheekbone.
After that the ball •as put aw~ for good, Curley says.
.. Jt rarely sees the ltgbt of day,
and I confine it to a plastic bag 1n
a l~ked cabinet tn Casselberry,,.
Curley wrote.
By T.T.
ITAHDfNOS The race for tht red ribbon Jnten1llled this week
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a Bunched toe ether for 1econd at el a ht apiece were
!~ ortlmu, Nancy Prtor and .lett8&ur1n.
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" Gd weU wisbet ao out to Oennb Perrin (part or
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a ._.,T.-,m H monthly trivia party next Saturday, and can be :!~ reached for details at840-4378. tt. ,,...........,.,., .. ..,........,,,,
~ ,_.,._.t,I n, nus week marked the end of an era ror many
• triviaddicts, and today's tolumn ls a tribute to the
.;;:.::., ...,"": ..... •' , .. , man who made it happen -Elvis Presley. Number
10 is worth the two-point bonus.
Lenz Plays
Saloon Gal
LOS ANGELES CAP>
-Kay Lenz will play a
saucy saloon hostess in
ABC's "How the West
Was Won."
Miss Lenz. seen en
"American Graffiti,"
1. ELVIS BAD A TWIN brother who died at.
birth. What was his name?
2. The flip side or Elvis' first big hit,
'Heartbreak Hotel," also became a hot record.
Name it.
3. In whlch or Elvis' movies did he slng
''Wooden Heart?''
4. Elvis played a hair-breed in what. movie?
5. "CAN'T HELP FAILING tn Love With You"
was a song from which Elvis movie?
<See TRIVIA, Page 84)
"While Line Fever,"------------------
"Breeiy," and TV's
"Rich Man, Poor Man," fiif;[T;;R;;;l;;;;il will have a romantic en-
counter with Josh
Macahan, played by
William Kirby Cullen.
James Arness stars in
the lO·segment 20 hour
projectfor MGM.
"GONE
_WITH THE
WIND"
Cl.UK GAILI
VIVIB4 LlfGH
LISI.II HOWARD
OLIVIA
ct.HAV11.UMD F'RESENT!O IN na ORIGINAl 19» ,OAMAT
UNAUEAEO
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He defied Presidents-and might
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(R) c,ee eets 1 P'rth«k '" ll1t tllouQnds mstead ol hundreds. and
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reat11 cost him.
O Ill""· C) (nr) ''GuJs and Dolls" (mus) SS f 11n• Sinatra. ( e J Mo.it. C "A H1ch Wiad in
J11111tea" (adw) '6S-James Coburn.
Anthony Quinn.
U Fun at new time with * Abt Vi1oct1 in "FISH"
U CV®) (!BJ ({)) flstt When
some ol lhe ne1&hbors complain
about the kids, the Fish group home
decides to throw an open house lo
convince everyone they are all 112ht.
O MO'lle: (J!') (90) "Little Laura
and 811 John" (adv) '73-Karen
Brack, r ab1an forte
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ID VictOfJ at Sea
f» Greet1np lo East & West
Qt Movie: "Adventures of Mark
Tw1ln" (adv) '44-Frednc March.
ID Once Upon A Clmie
(Bllon
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D (@ Cl ) (J) Bob Newhart
Show (R) Bob's toll'-ge lnend, "The
Peeptr'' comes to visit •1th a big
surpr1$t. and Bob. upect1n& a pm.I•·
cal 1oke. makes plans to retaliate.
u 1rs "SUGAR TIME!" * FOR NEW LAUGHS!
0 (]) ®I (..atl ([)) Satar Time!
Mau 1s hurl and anery al Diane and
Mauie when a newpape1 cntic £1Yt:S
them and the Sugar act a favorable
review. but d1S1111sses Mau as beme
not too b11gltt. m c.11111 fD Wodellous. f'!lyhovse
9:00 D ((17J (3)) CJ) All in Ille Family
(R) Aichie's quick thinking saves the
Ille ol a woman. but the woman he
saved 1s no lady.
D tn Cl) EE) 13 Movie:
( C1 (2hr) "Tht Train Robbers" (wes)
'73 -John Wayne. Ann Margret. Rod
Taylor. Ben Johnson. John Wayne
p0rtr1ys a rough 11der who is influ·
enced by a younc w1d~ to help her
1n the surch for a fortune in gold.
U W CtO) (tal Cl)) Starur &
Hutdl (R) A singer 1s pla&ued by
telephone calls from a stranger de·
mand1nc money and when the pohce
are called 1n, he tiles out lt1s anger
on innocent people.
CDHttttn
ID l'ltd11 lnM/Ellllilc at POllS m llla$ttrpteCe Tllutrt
-9:30-D (Clll ill) (I) Alic:t (R) Wllttl
Flo's mobile home is stolen. silt
mom 1n wrth Ahce and Tommy, and
their wildly different hie st}les clash.
0 MoM: "Ticer Bay" (mys) 'S9-
Hayley Mills. Horst Buchholz.
Q) Mowia: "hncier" (dra) 'C6-
Mana Montez. Kent Taylor.
10:00 D (ltl> (I)) Cl) Switdl (R) Pele
and Mac find babys1tt1ng dangerous
when lhe child tS the son of lhe
deposed leader ol an Alrican country.
CJ) Music Hall Allltfiu
U CI> (<Bl CJ)) Most Wanted A
1uthless cane·w1eld1nc u·con heads
Up I ganc !Ital UstS stolen f~r rifles
1n a series of supermarket holdups as
a decoy to throw Ille polu off a
m1lhllfl dollar hetst. en» Ult With Resemtiols m•ar.ws ® 0.blrt F•mt fD Ple~11 lrtak/All Star Swie1
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el> Grut PtrfonulCIS
11:00
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OCD Qll """ e LM ._,iWI Style
CJ) Get Sllatt
&I MIM: "Duffy"
CD MoM: "Terrified" (susp) '64-
Rod Lauren. Steve Orexel.
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TRIVIA •.•
e. On wbicb of his reeords did ElVis quote
Sbakelpeare?
7. Naine the Elvis movie inspired by a Harold
Robbins novel. • a. Alt.ocetber. how many movies did Elvis
make?
•• NAME m:E RECENT MOVIE document.tO'y
built around an El vts coiicert.
10. One of Elvis' movies recenUy was an·
nounced u beinJ amon1 the top nicks shown on TV
in a poll or station managers. Which one?
Last Week'• Answen
1. Jeffrey Hunter (Enterprise captain)
2. Five Points or Springfield <Guidin& IJght)
3. Charles Starkweather <Sheen in
"Badlands")
4. Wrestling (Quinn In "Heavyweight")
5. In the sand (Savalas in "Scalpbunters">
6. M~ (Li~ton Tea girl> 7. "DoCtors Wives" (cltyhall exterior)
8. Poopsie ("Pajama Game''>
9. "The Greatest Show on Earth" (mightiest
movie)
10. "Yes; We Have No Bananas" by Spike Jones
("watermelony" lyric)
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Bo: J511J. Coda MelG 92624. AU enhie• mu.rt be received
by Wedneaday, otlanuMe half the playn's la4t SCOTe will
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Dolls.·· One of Broadway·s hers:· A John Wayne oater from
favorite musicals. given the 1973 with Ann-Margret as a young
Hollywood treatment in this 1955 widow joining him in a hunt for
flick with Marlon Brando. Frank gold. With Ben J ohnson and Rod
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lfggfft itt.y Hff of tlle Yewfl
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Sites Ca,-ved From Ranrhland
Squads of hl•a\·~ dut.' grading equipment
han! moved onto 2,170-acrc Forester
Ranch 111 northeast San Clemente. Fir:-.t
tract Of 575 ~ingle -family homes IS
schedull•d for completion in about three
years. By 198.l, new homes on ranch are
to numh<.·r nt•arl~ -t,000. Leo f'1tzsimon.
project manager, said parks are planned
throughout the development, including
u park to be built around site of La Cris-
ti a nit a pageant. The pageant. in its
. second y~ttt'. celebrates first christening_
m Cahforrua.
~ Neck Isn't Red, But Rugged
Good Bud~y Likes to Dominate
WASHI NGTON I AP)
Thaoks to song ancf movies,
·many picture the CBer as a red·
neck, driving an 18 wheel tractor
trailer and keying the
microphone to utter Southern
rases unintelligible to most
er persons.
That stereotype might have
been accurate several years ago.
}Jut an estimated 25 million
radios are in use and, accord-
ing t'> two market surveys, the
typical CBer appears to be a
rather typical American.
A TIME MAGAZINE-com
missioned survey pictures the
typicaJ CBer with a median age
9f 39.5 years. married, earning
.~bout $19,440 a year and having
( CB CHA'ITER J
some college education.
Another study, by the Axiom
M ai;ket Research Bureau, shows
him likely to be between 18 and 44
years old, with an income of
more than $15,000 a year and with
at least a bigh school diploma.
The typical CBer is described
in masculine terms, since both
s urveys show a male pre.
dominance among CB users. The
Time survey showed "better
than nine out of 10 CB radio
purchasers were male.'·
AXJOM FOUND 75 percent of
CBers to be male. ll also says,
"CB radio owners consider
themselves rugged he-men "
who "have a positive self-image
and can be characterized as
more dominating, egocentric and
brave, compared to the rest of
the population "
And, it says, CB owners are
four times more hkely to read
Hustler and three times more
likely to read Oui than the
average person.
TimeTs survey, conducted this
year by Mark Clements
Research, Inc , is based on 1,185
responses from 1,988 recent CB
radio buyers whose names and
addresses were supplied by five
CB manufacturers.
AXIOM'S STUDY IS based on
27 ,000 interviews throughout the
country last year, part of its con·
tinuing survey of the CB market.
Here are lbe demographic
highlights of the Time survey:
-"Bet~r than nine out of ten
CB radio purchasers were males.
Their median age'. waa 39.S years. '"
Over three•quarters were tn~·
rled.
-"CB radtlrbuyers ~hly .....
educated. Over half bad •tten@d
or graduated from college, com·
pared to just ovef a quarter of the
U .s. population.
-'"THE MEDIAN' household
income of C,Bers, $19,«0, Is ~
percent greater than the U.S.
m edlan ol$12,800. •
-"Citnens Band radios were
purchased in eacb of the 50
states. The greatest concentra·
tlon of ca purchasera was found
in the east-nolthceotral region of
the United States."
And bow does the Axiom SUf·
vey profile the t.ypical CBer?
"He listens to Hank Snow and
Dolly Parton records o,n the
radio. watches 'Baa, Baa Black
Sheep' on televisiori, would
rather see a roller derby than a
movie, reads Hustler and Car &
Dri{rer and Is about twi~e as ac-
tive as the averaee person," It
says.
TIJUANA, Me~ico (AP) -'kconomic anlperrire ts aloWi111
AntOnio Eacobedo's efforts to re.;
tiuild the 'nJ\lana police force as
honest and professional. 1 Jn les1 than two years sln~ \he
wealthy buslne sman was aaked
to cet crim~ off tbe force as well
as st~. he has fired 300 or-
licert iJid laanched a tra.inin1
program,;
TOUUSTS COMPLAINED for
'ye81"$ ln lnCt'easing numbers that
they were asked to pay off police
to avoid traffic tickets. Illegal
aJiens have been beaten and
robbed at an alarming increase
-rtl,lortedly even at the hands of
Mexican officers.
"It is easy to accept bribes and
rob when your salary is only $200
a month," says Sgt. Ct.rlos
Guiterrei, a 21-year veteran of
the&ln Diego pohce force,
.. In San Diego, the pay is about
$1,300 or $1,400 a month. But in·
flation is tremendous in Tijuana.
It costs about as much to live in
either city."
Historic Stamp
A SPOKEMAN Foa,san Diego police 1U Rob1naon, f.lkl
be he.,-cl Eac o bu been •nr. lnc u fast as be'a blrin&" ins«·
ting a ~Item standard for"' the
force, Which oumben almost 700
with many reserve1 bn can.
Tbe patrlclan·appearlnt •
Escobedo, however, is strut~
in a city of more than T00,000 ~
pie with increasin&Jy younger
and less experienced men. But
their formal education is better
and their stand~s high enough
to pass ethics in the trainine.
Six trainlng sessions, each ln·
vol ving about 20 Tijuana officers,
have been ~ondutted ~ San
Diego since February 1976 under
the supervision of San Dieso
Chief of Police Wllltam
Kolender.
TQ LAST, HOWEVER. was
in spring Md no date b set for
new ses:llons iavolvil\t
marksmanship, evt®nce bandl·
ing, traffiQ control, defense.
public relations and ethics.
This 197i commemorative stamp design marking the
bicentennial year of the establishment of the first civil
s ettlement in Alta. Calif. in what is now the City of San
Jose has been released by th<! U.S. Postal Service. First
1s::,uc of the stamp will be in San Jos~pt. 9. ·
A new Navy radar system, under develop-
ment by Hughes Aircraft Co .. is shown in
this artist's conception released by
Hughes. The system is designed to provide
Navy ships with ''Flexar" defense. It will
• •
THE OFFICERS 0 FIND it
very easy to accep\ br~a.
especially for tralffo law vtola-
tl()n~." claims Gult~rru .
"They're guided by some Ol the
more a<tartclous ones, tbQSe who
try those things. A IUY who
speaks English becomes the
ringleader."
The 'dismissals have lncl\lded
wamlngs from Escobedo that
future firings will be automatic
for att~mpts to shake down
tourists.
He is a loog-Ume leadertn•Ba-
ja California. tourism •tid owns a
chain of gift shops. His honesty ls
regarded as impeccable..
ANY TOURISTS approached
by police for bribes abould eon-
tact him at one&, Es¢o~ faid
in an interview.
Police in San.fliego beU6Vf Ti-
juana officers alsQ havo b,.ten in-
volved in bandit attacks on un-
armed aliens tryin1 tQ sneak
across the bord~r at ni&.ht.
ln an effort to stop it, San Diego
assiilled a nine-mln tan force to
hide along the border posing as
illegal aliens. Three of U.ose of·
ficera have been wounded in lS
shootouts tbts year and \hrff in·
volved Tijuana-area offioers,
they say. ' '
ESCOBEDO TOLD "'ft\ericans
they may prosecute one.otbis of·
Cicers wounded on the U.S. side in
such a shootout last month.
"There have been plenty of
declarations froD\ me Uta!. my
men are not to go mto the United
Stat1!5," he said. "Tbey bflve not
been afraid enough. Maybe this
will make them afraid."
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All real estate advertised
1n this newspaper 11 sub-
ject to the t'ederal Fair-
. Housing Act of 1968
which makes It 1Ue&al t
advutii.e ·•any pre-
ference, limitation, or
discnmlnalion based 011 race, color. rebglon. sex,
or oaLionaJ on&in. or an
illtenbon to make any
such preference, lim1la
bl¥!, or discrlmloauoo."
Tbis newspaper will no\
knowingly accept any
advertising for real
estate which is 10 viola-
tion of lhe law.
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the master bedrrn. located on a 14
acre lot with a mini-orchard. Also
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Open Sun 1·5"; #2 Mission Bay, CdM.
LAGUNA IEACH -3 Bedroom home.
completely redecorated + large 1
bedrm. 1 bath with white water view.
ideal for mother-in-law apartment.
Situated on large lot with double
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SPYGLASS -New model home. com-
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Offered $314.000. Open Sun 1·5. 5
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TuatLE:ROCK HIGHLANDS -View pro-
perty! This hi&hly upgraded 3 bedroom
home is located next to pool and
gretmbelt area. Has nice view. walk·
ing distance to school. and large park
nuarby. Call for additional infqrma·
tion.
SPYGl,.4SS -"NEW HOMES"
JUST REDUCED
3 Bedroom, Portsmouth modelS265,000
4 Bed.r.oolll,. Tradewinds .. ~ .• S282,000
5 Be<lroom, Nantucket ........ S289.000
All ti.oines have a nice VIEW!
HAUOtt VllW -super upgrade<! 3
bedrm, f amity rm. formal dining rm
home (Carmel model). This home is a
must see! Home was professionally
decorated and also professionally
landscaPt:<l. The back yard features a
large ustom jacuzzi with waterfall
with lOO's of hanging and potted
plants. Extra storage also built in the
attic. Call for ~dditiooal information.
TURTLEROCK Hl4HLANDS -Two. 3
bed.rm homes. family room. formal
dining room, popular plan I. One with
a comer lot location. Homes to have
super upgrades. Priced to sell.
Completely
remodeled and
redecorated.
Ready for
· occupancy. Double
garage with alley
access. Good
location. Owner
anxious, so call
now, $129,000. for
quick sale!
645-7221Century21
W estcllff Re atty.
COSTA MESA
PROPERTY TAX
LIMITATION
PEmlOMS
<Equally
important to
renters and
owners> Available
at Century 21
Doyle Company
Realtors 1740
Orange Ave. in
Costa Mesa.
Wheel & Deal
Seller is ready to
wheel and deal on
these custom
Condos. Trades
welcome. Call
Century 21 Marten
Real Estate1 640-53.57.
Eashlde
Triplex
Owner anxious,
price reduced
$8,000. This is a
house & a duplex
with $750 per
month income with
greater potential.
SuperQ, buy! To
know hiore call
645-7221. Century
21 Westcliff
Realty.
1740~···· c ................ ..
933 Do9wood,
Costa Mela
0,..HODt
S•chf 12-4
ADGifVDlpf
wltl& $SS$ le. • .rw ..... u
See and buy this
nic~. 2 story. pool.
3 bedroom, 2 full
bath home with
jacuzzi. Now
vacant. Sale price
S84,ooo -anxious
sellers. Call
Centruy 21 Doyle,
549·1168 or:
833.9060. -
IR llNE
Mo•• Up to
Turthlrock
19361 Sierra Inn
Open Sat/S.. 1·5
Scarce ~ story
model, large
family living
areas. formal
Exclusive Cherry
Lake area. Open
Sat/Sun; 22•2
Heather Lane.
Entertain pool side or in spacious
family room &
living, reom. EnJoY the privacy ot tb.
quiet culdesac. 4
Bedroom home
with virtually
maintenance free
landscaping.
$174,900. Century
21 Marten Real
Estate 640-5357.
laycntt . ......
nus immaculate 3
bedroom home
with all new
kitchen, new
carpets and
drapes, boat and
camper access.
Ge t a s n e".a· k
preview!! Only
$71,500. Call now,
CentW'y 21 Doyle,
548-1168.
dining room. bonus
room, triple
garage. See it
today, Century 21,
Marten Real If • I k.
Estate 64o·S3S7. you re oo mg
.----------.. """-.... ,.. .. for the best deal then start in one r ~ ., 'rl', • ~~· ti~~-t;-=:J:>:·
PIEPARATIOl'I >·: I ...,N,t.'.
SCHOOi. '·• t. l...4i. :'
2 t H N. Broadway. Santa Ana &58-~321
MAKE 1977 YOUR YEAI!
11.uit.I . I \,.,..'~'"',.,In H••nl l-\1,.11
•8 lectv< ..
• R~vlotly updol~ mol~uor
• Con•en~t locotton M'<>f htt-or
•OM frH introducta<y clo"
• Att..-d <MW O< "'°'" clo•,.• pe< ,....i,
TUES .. WED., THURS.. 7-10 PM SAT. 9-1? AM
S99.00 ~ lldlMs tlltWk m llctltes
Compare
lest Colege P..tl
N eigbborhood.
Striking curb
appeal with inside
decor to match.
Loads of storage.
Assume VA. Don't
wait on this new
listing. Call
645· 7221. Century
2 l . West cliff
Realty. now!
You 'Jertc
your husband off
his easy chair to
see this exciting
family home at
24961 Green Bay.
you'll be glad you
did. Call Century
21 Marten Real
Estate 640-SlS'l.
th.e beS"t
neighborhood .
Here is a fine
vacant 4 bedr~. fam rm & p 1
home With lots r
potential. The
owner is anxious.
so let's deal.
Inquire at 645·7231
Century 21
W estcliff Realty.
~
Snooze&~ Don't get caug~t
napping you'll l~e
this one! Beaut. 2
bedrm, single
story, end unit
Condo. Dble car.
Landscaped patlo
near the pool. Now
just $57,900 .
Century 21 Marten
Real Estate
4"0·5351.
We're NATIONAL, but we're NEIGHBORLY.
• I
. N
OR CO.
I { s ~.I 11 l' t. 1 ~ H ()
•SPLASH*
& frolic, for Ul6 Cu.a lov-
in& family. Huge pool,
yard. tam·rtn. 3 Br, 2
frplc's. many xtra
amenities. Come see for
yourself.
Open Sun 1·5. or by appt.
2338COLGATE ~llege Park)
Agt 6'2·2237
..
2 STORY·41DRM
SPA.MISH VILLA
Over 20QO sq.Ct. leas than
one year old. Owner
must sell. Assume
$60,000 at 8~% interest.·
Low monthly payments.
HtUTY ! Call 963-6767
N 1119• II l 'UN 108' NIC'f•
--~-l THE REAL
ESTATIRSj
. NOMI+ IMCOI • •
3 Bdrm .• ~ bath home Wllh Iota ol uac.-d
brick 4e wood. Large paUo A: charmin1
2 bdnn. apt. in rear.
CUA nva Y D~~MJ!D
Homt: in xlnt locauon. with som~ vit:w
from upper level. 3 Bdrms .• 2 baths.
den & 2 patios. Shown by app•t .
WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE
229 Marine, Balboa Island &7>3331
• THIS IS m!
Th& only available 3 br, 3 ba Big ca.
nyon Townhomo. Luxury featurn.
Dramatic architecture! Ttmnts. pool &
jucuiz.i. $179.000. OPEN SAT & SUN.
2-6
• • • • IESOIT STYLE
Woodbridge Arborlake 3 br. 2 ba con-
do. Nr. Jake & beach. Sunken living
rm.. separate dining rm.. breakfast
rm. lwtUJY appliances. Beautifully
landscaped private garden. Sll9.SOO
OPEN SAT &SUN 2-6. •
759-1515 71f.0017
Gt .. ral 100 G....... 1002 Gltlffell
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MANAGER BEST BUY Atrium NEWroar aucH L-.h.! $14,500 Attention Vets! S Bedrm, --1 W a J t t 0 be• ch •
Agaress1ve, upandini l "S BA. VAappraisal.on Oiarmmg Mesa Woods Decor ator 3 Bdrm, Real Estate Company ly SS0,000. No down, home w1tb a &orgeous g 0 u r l .. · t h needs top producer to won·tlast. atrium, party patlo. Sw . me "'1 C e n , manage est ab li s hed sprinklered yai::ds. 3 w=h replace. c~stom
C-0:.ta Mesa office. P'or Be drooms «a rd e n undeck.. Won tla.st . .. . • Call 752·1700. ,·onfident1a l int erview, ~ Comm.&les. styled .kitchen, family OPfN 111<;•11HuNro8111'('t•
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COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC .
Tennls.byOMf
Want th:ne for tennis, ~or Just relaic-
ing? Don't worry 1tbout
painting or lawn maln·
tenance ID this immae. 4
bdrm., 2~ ba. con·.
domlnlum. Located Just
a short stroll from the
blue Pacj(jc. A real wln·
ner at $139,000.
All Adorabl• Home
$t9,500. 2 Bdrms., l h
baths: 2 blocks North of
the Sant a Ana Court House. Has new roof,
plumbin g , wir i ng,
kitchen, washer/dryer,
stove & ref rig.
• 494-7551 *
1"11,!~Y (c,.'Ja.c5
~G.1..<or c·ontac l J .C. Nash, 1....._ room, brick fi replace. l\i&f I ~= --,o-o-2i-~---1•s•1.-•• z.o'.'6.o .. ~i1~0. BKR ca11 ~.;ll~IHiF 1--0P-EH_H_o·u·s·E-•I
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IEST LOC.A TIOH IRVIHE TERRACE "*I ·1·· ·c:..nt--• ., You don't need a gun to S76,500. 237 E. 23rd St. 5215,000 1T n u11 unua "draw fast" when you s . place an ad In the Daily OONEij Genff..,.n fanmn affftflon! You can Fi nd what you want in Pilot Want Ads! Call now REAL
have your own mial estat. with 157 ft. Daily PilotClassili.eds. -642·5678. ESTATE frantCICJI on the b.st street. A IHture ___ :..__ ___ -1
bearin9 orchard with nt0re than a dozen d.~"O °"'' ( f)"C ~Q..• _ 631·20~6
fruit trffs, o•ocaclo and Macadamia aut P~ l.'"t,J ~J.. -~ J.;l<.f" \::1
tru. Warmth and quality Hpnu Tltaf lnfri911in9 Word Game with a Cltucl<le
themsef•n in this custom built one ownff 1""" ~ aAT L PO\WI ----
home. RnJ~e 5 bfllroom home with •=": .... tr'_,'!:=
family room large pool and patio. Ope11 low io f0t,. '°"' ""'Pie ....,..-.
Sat. & s.... I ·5 p.m. I T u E l 0 s
coRONA :,~7.~t0R-OUPLEX• 12 I 1• I I
ChannlflCJ comer location duplex with 2 I H 1 8 C R I fr.
bedroom +den and patio anc1 2 bed... I I~ I I' fb. o,.. Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p..m. . . . . .
Salisbury
Realty
315 Marine Ave. •
Balboa Island ::.... ~ -
I r Al 0 lu RI~ I 1 I vl1lted • cametery where . ! . . . R . thffY only bury NCl'elafl ... ....._....._..._,_, _.___. .It You could tell. Alf the tomb-
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H O S H A M i •tone epl.tepht were In-.
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673-6900 r ~
UNLIMITED
POSSlllLITIES
Snugly sheltered on a
cul-de-sac. this 4 br home
is eqUipped wl lg country
kitch & family rm. 150'
deep lot provides secure
rear yard. Ma1estic trees
front & rear. An environ·
ment tailored for your
family. S73,900.
. FIXER-VA
Low down payment & ·
smal l monthly pay.
ments, provide an eic·
cellent chance to buy thiS
4 br home & make SSS on
you r 1nv<'s t m e n t.
Popular neighborhood,
xlnt schools. Home va·
t'ant-11eller anxious
Vern Johnson Realty
540.4646 ••••••••••ot•••••••··~·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCRAM-LETS Answers In Claulflcahon 1080 ~!'! ••••...••. !~.~~!!:~ .......... !~~ --------
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110111 1L11n aa.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
e OPEH SAT/SUM l·S
UICI A PamfOuSI!
Spectacular 2 Story End Unit
Townhouse In Th~ Newer "Bluffs"
HighJy Upgraded. Overlooks Pool &
Ramada. 2 Spacious Bedroom
Suites. 3 Baths. Huge Family
Room. Easily Convertible To
Another Suite.· Ka ristan Wool
Carpeting Van Luit wallpape r.
Many Othe_r Custom Features. Now
$157.500 Submit
2444 VISTA NOBLEZA
e IY APPOINTMENT
HORSE .COUMTIY ESTA TE
Spectacular Hilltop Ranch Of Ap-
prox. 5 Acres. Mountain. Valley &
Ocean Views . .E.uxurious 3 Year Old ·
Custom Built Ranch Style Home..
With S "Bedrooms 3'h Baths. Beam
Ce ilings, Marble & Carpeted
Floors. Four Car Garage. Many Ex-
tras. San Juan Capistrano $550,000
OORGIOUS IA T YllWI
Jn Dover Shores. Elegant 1 Story
Villa By Ivan Wells. Custom Built
. Home 3 Bedrooms. Family Room. 2
Baths. Dramatic Entrance. Ter-
raced Formal Roman Gardens. Ex-
tensive Use Of Marble, Crystal &
lmported Wall Coverings Exquisit&
Quality Throughout $289,000
THE MOST IH DOVER SHORIS
THE MOST spectacular harbor &
ocean view. THE MOST elegant
home with high ceilings and wood
floors. THE MOST e xquisite
landscaping surrounding the
perfect pool. THE MOST for ·
$400,000.
OPIM J..S 1342 GALAXY
rLEA~~SEE
14 I 9 Bonnie Doone
CdM. Open Sat /San: 1·5.
2 Bdrma., 2 ba. + den &
lge. family rm. Su~n
pool & jac uui. pati
wilots of plants..
bargain, Sl47,500.
6201rf1, CclM
Open Sat. 1·5. Corner
duplex ; 2 bdrms. ea .
Beamed cell .• stone
frplc .• nice patios.
S169.500. <Let'• deal!>
LAGUNA IEACtt
Attr. 3 bdrm., famUJ. rm., lrptc.; tge. re.need
lof. Some view. Priced
aell.Sl17,000.
HUHT.IEACH
Neat 2·sty., 4 bdrm.,
ram. rm. Pool le jacuid.
Jump at it for 992.000. MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LJON REALTY 1213 N. co.ut, La&IJl)a
497-3318 644-2212
ATTBmOM!!l
4 Prltne beach apt. rental units.
Perfect for the owner /tnanager that
wants coasUine location. SU:p.os to tb&
beach. Call for app't-
,. C.F. COLESWORTHY
640.0020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
A C0LDWaL ~CO.
644-1766
2111 SAN JOAQUIN HlU.S"°-
IN NEWflORT Clf(U
BEST llUYS! ·
OPEM TODAY I ·5
1742 PORT SHEFFIELD 4-BR &
family room, l ·story •. Super quallty
features, decor & landscaping. The
newest in H .V. Homes! Come s ee.
1700 PORT ABBEY. Super low
priced for this beautiful 4-BR, 1·
story Monte go . with the great
backyard & pvt. corner Joe. Hurry!
JACK HOWELL~ns
644-1156
layer It Lightly
FIMIR HOMIS
ROM $5 .. SOO TO Sl,JI0.000
.... IATHT.A1UHG SPACI'• IN
CAMEO SHOllS
Absolutely lovely w/3 BR1, ·
gorgeous gardens & new ever-
ything! One 9f our loveliest res. areas! $228,500 leasehold. A MUST
SEE. <>PIM SAT Ir SUM I ·5 PM. 451 S
HAMPDEM DR. (J-23)
PHASE If •cARMa·
Located on quiet cul-de-sac. Private
patio off master suite w /spa.
Estate-sized lot offering total
privacy. OPEH SAT & SUM IJ.6 JtM.
1979 PORT TRINITY CIRCLE. HAllOI
VlEW HOMIS. (J-24>
HARIOlt VIEW OPEM HOUSI!
ZOIS PORT CHS.SEA. orEH SAT &
SUM l·S PM. Prettiest _.Montego"
ever! 1-level, 4 spacious BRs.
many, many bricks & thick plant-
ings comprise an extraordinary set-
ting. Privacy oriented location. Put
this on your "'MUST SEE., list!
(J-25)
DOVBSHORES
WESTCUFF AREA
OHM SAT Ir SUM I ·S PM. I 307'
SANTIAGO. Courtyard entry -A+
seewity. AttracUve 4 B~. 2'h bath.
home. Beautiful paneled den w /wet
bar -separate dining rm. -also
service porch + love),y patio &
garde n w /fruit trees. S21~,QOO.
(J-26)
OPEM SAT. Ir SUM. l·S P.M.
UYE IM USTILUFF
. .. walk to schools, shopping. tennis,
• club & park ....
1. 2645 BUNYA. 4 BR+ family/din-
ing on charming ~orner view lot
w;room for pool Beaut. dee. -
light & cheery move-in ready.
Owner leaving - re asonable ofiers
considered. Sl.52,500. CJ-271
2. 7r/ BELLIS. Largest Lusk built
l ·Story w /view of Catalina. sunsets,
ocean & Npt. Center. 4 BRs. 2\.!z
baths, formal dining & family rm. Room to add on or pool. Lush, low
maint. Jandscaptng. Reduced for
quick sale -inspect & make off er.
$167,500. (J·28)
I ST OfflllMG-,...
DOVER SHOIES IAYfROMT
Well built, 1-story on sheltered bay.
Delightful couple or small family
home. 3 BRs, inviting den w/wet
bar & fireplace: Spacious deck +
dock for 35' boat. 3-car garage!
.1325,000. Appt. only. Cathy
Schweickert 642-623S. (J-29)
NEWPORT HEIGHTS JEWS. LovelY 4 BR home located in 1hady
glen area & near shopping. Study, 2
baths, 2-car gar. INVESTMENT
TYPE R-2 BUILDABLE LOT
:sprinklered & bea utlfully
ludscaped, near Santa Ana &
Broad Sts. Reasonable at S159,4SO
fee. Tom Allinso1164.2..s235. <J-30)
.. .
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rm Sep rate ••nti fo1
$Cduded •u~•l au1lc11,
1wcep1n1 1utri lu
b1de:away muter 1uH~ a
C'btldnn's quan•u
HIS'T'Y ! Just ll1tCICI Won l ti.at kin;! fjQ • l
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BEACH
BEAUTY
BcJlly ~erorated 3 bdrm.
! batb charmer Sunken
tninc rm w1c1lhedr1l
C\?11Jn~ Counlr) k11<·hen
le ads to lge red" oud
dt!ekmg ar~a w ga:. BBQ It hreptl :'tistr ::.u1te hJ.,
1tnum wmdo" ror M'J
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dasetobeach <i·7711
HEWPORT
NEWPORT
NEWPORT
Literally steps rrom the
pounding :.urf, a very
short walk to public ten·
ni:. courts 3 La r ge
bdrms, 2 lovely baths a
areal open k ll t·hen
.ltings11.t· il\ mg rm O\ er
looks .1 \l'ry pra\ale
yarcJ A n ry private C'Ov
e r-;:d ~1de patio ea'"
crlllmt ... nr.e y.trd private
streets to your do ubh.'
gara~e Whal more t·ould
AUGUST AMSW S
l'o &:ptt:m~r hou1ln1 quc:1Uo ..
N'ACI A NOILIM1 Sc>lve lt! wtth this
hul(t: ~ BR. & muid'• rm .• contem·
por;u ·y humo. fouturln1 poolsbed
yurd. ll(c:. family rm .. formal dining
rm A qult'l Strc:c:l in pn:~tlge location.
0 P Jo: N S A T I S U N . 1 · 6 l 11 2
SOMERSf..'"T. N.B. $287 .500
DOHT WANT TO DICORATl1 No need!
This 4 1'drm . family rm .. dt:n
W<.~h:ltff l'harm~r is perfect in every
dt:ta1I l''nmch doors. brass hardware.
!-.ttludt'd patio. wet bar. mstr. BR.
with tilt faC't:d frplc. OPEN SAT /SUN
I 5 1514 HIGHLAND $259,000
HATE YARD WOUC1 None h.t:re !
'Jt wport Shores watt:rfront offers
mariltmt living at inland prices.
Spat'IOUS 3 BR .. + fam. rm. Right on
the watt r + clubhouse. ltnnis & pool
ONLY Sl 24.500 '
COMMUTING A PROILEM7 Solve tt'
This Gretnbrook home has quick ac·
ctss to Newport & San Diego Fwys.
Nearly new 3 BR. with heated pool &
jacuzzi. Dramatic cathtdral ceil's.
OPEN SAT SUN 1·5 3363 FUSCHIA.
C.M. $105.500
WANT NEWPORT LIFE STYLI?
Luxurious townhouses near the ocean.
Pool. t<.:nnis. jacuzzi. 2 & 3 BR .. form:ll
dining. wtst bars. lavish mstr. suites.
Only Sl24.3oo & up. No land ltase.
DAVIDSON IE4LTT
5801 W Comt Hwy N B 645·7575
3116 Newport Blvd .NB 673·9060
you a-.k for al the lo\~
a:.JCml! pnl'e of ::.I lj,()()O I Call O.IG ; l; 1 G...-rot I 002 G.-rol I 002
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OWHiR ANXIOUS
LOW! LOW! LOW!
La ve in a Co::. la \1 c~J
Greenl.irook home l'l•>se
t•i eH·r~ thtng, st'hoob.
shoµµ111 g and park~. Dest
buy 111 lht· market for a
famtl) home. Call u::.
546-2313
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675-5511
OPEN HOUSES 1-5
645 IA YSIDE DRIVE -NEWPORT HACH
-lecuHM 4 MdrOOfll, family room, pier
ond slip for SO foot boat.
4500 ROXIURY -COIOMA Dll. MAR -
Ocean •l•w, ptiYat• bffchH, spstdinC) J
IMdrOOlft and fmnlly room.
# 62 ROY AL ST. GEOIUil -llG
CANYON -Custombed 4.,..... f...iy
rOOM, ~floors, bar be ... 9'd &. pit
for Indoor and outdoor"'" talsJRy.
605-6051/z LAIU<SPUR -CORONA DEL
MAR DUPLEX -3 .. droo"', ••d Z
b-*ooa
2036 PHALAROPE -MESA VEIDI -
G...at 4 bedroom. famlly "°°"" be..tffuly
landscopH.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy .. C... def M•
675-5511
675-2626
WORLDREALESTATE GeMral I002!GeNr.. 1001 --------............................................. .
3 I l7 s9. FT. OH 8400 s9. "·
This means a spacious· Unique Home
on a large Ce~ lot. And this home isn't
just big, it's beautiful: 4 bedrooms. a
tormal dinin_g room. a family room a
game room. 3 baths. 2 fireplaces. a 3
car gar.agt: and a backyard dottE:d
wiUi fruit trees. Thls 3137 Sq. ft. home
is ituated on 8400 sq. ft. oC Harbor
View Hills and wiJl be open Sat. and
ua. at 1422 KeeJ Drive.
EASTBLUFF -Top of tht: hill w/rare
ocean view. Lovely 4 BR home
w /famlly rm, price reduet!d. make or.
fer. 1 Yr warranty.
NEWPORT CREST -Beautifully up-
graded 3 BR. townhome w/ocean
view. Priced thousands below market.
1 Yr. warranty.
BAY HIGHLANDS -Prestigious 4
BR home w/beautiful pool & jacuzzi
An impressive home for those who
only want the best. 1 Yr. warranty.
CORONA DEL MAR
SOUTH OF HIWA Y -Rare Victorian
home w/fantastic ocean view. 2 BR +
secluded studio 1 Yr Warranty.
DUPLEX Newlv listed. 3 BR
owner's unit w /1 BR tenant. New
carpets & drapes. This one won't last
long. call today!
IRVINE.
THE RANCH 5 BR + bonus. Large
family home w/sparkling pool &
jacuzzi. located on quiet cul-de-sac
WOODBRIDGE 2 Master BR.
brand new townhomt. located jus t
steps away from pr1vatt: beach
WALNUT SQUARE -Only S61,000 for
this imprt:s51vt.-2 BR condo. Central
air!
THE WILLOWS -Prict: reduct:d
S5000 on this i BR homt: w familv
room Largt:st plan 1 Yr warranty
TURTLEROCK .. Suptr Plan Ill" -t
BR & family room on t::<ct:ption all y
largt lot. 1 Yr warrant~·
DEERFIELD Patio homt: for lt:ttst
2 BR & den. $450 'mo.
COSTA MESA
WESTSIDE Family horn{' 3 BR. 2
BA. huge lot $69.500 Including 1 Yr
warranty
640-9900
VALLEY REALTY
1470 Jamborff ltd, H.wport leach
0,... To Sen• You 7 Days A Week Ufttt1
7:30 PM.
OPIH SAT. & SUM. l·S
l 437 SEllEHADE TERRACE
IRYl"4E TERRACE. CdM
Picture the oce an as set:n ttrru
beautiful, lush grten foliage & a stand
of stately pines. from your kitchen.
living rm. & mstr. bdrm. windows.
70x100 F~. lot. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths. with
new carpeting thruout. All for just
$16'.?.500.
Of'EH S~ T. Ir SUH. 1-5
2323 VISTA HOGAlt, ILUFFS
A nice way to get startt:d in a Bluffs
condominium. at S117.500. 3 Bdrms .. 2
baths & an easy barefoot walk to the
community pool.
HEW OFFERING! -Highly upgraded 3
~oom. dining room. 21 2 bath condo.
Ocean view from balcony. Custom
wallpaper & drapes, built·in kite.hen
fireplace. double garage. Xlnt locatioi:i
$124,500
~-··A 642-s200
.
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P AHORAMIC OCEAN & JmY VIEW
:1 BIL 3 l>ath~ forma l d1nmg r m ..
game rm with wet bar Pnvate
beaches. Redun•d S20.000. llurrv'
OPEN TODAY 1-5 4545 GORHAM DR.
TM Cameo ShorH Reai•nt Specialists
CALL 673-7040
FOR SALE
SUBJECT TO COURT APPROVAL
ZOO VIA ORVIETO
LIDO ISU
•~Bedroom!> • 8 Vearl> Old
• Family Room
• Two F'I~ Plat't""
• Two Storv Llv1n~ Room
• 3 Car Garalle
• 2iv. Baths • Street-1'0-Streel
OPEN HOUSE SAT-SUN Noon-5 PM
OWN ER I BROKER
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~ll. macnab I Irvine ~ . realty
PRESENTS THE IEST IM
SPYGLASS PROPERTIES
SPYGLASS SPA1tKLER
Super nite·lite view from spacious 4
BR ··Southport" model Garden set-
ting on quiet cul-de-s ac location.
Ready for immed. occupancy. OPEN
SAT & SUM l ·S PM. 41 IODEGA IA Y.
(J-36)
CLASSIC: TOUCH
Beautifullf decorated designer·s
home. 6 BRs. game room. 41.,11
baths, formal dining & living room +· Carnily rm. See to appreciate.
5299.000. Sandie Fix 644·6200 .. <J·37)
* * HOMES OPEN * •
UNIQUE BLUFFS .,... CONDO
Rt:cently custGm upgraded, with
quality carpets & wallpaper. 3
Bdrms .. 21 :! baths. frplc. & dining rm
$123.500 2710 Vista del Oro. Sat /Sun.
1·5
IRAHD HEW USTIHG!
A splt-ndid Bluffs condo with 3
bdrms. 1 clost: to pool. Anxious owner
offers immtd. occupancy & has priC't:d
very low for fast s alt.-' S124 .900 2007
Baja. Sun. 2-6
LARGE '""4EAEDITH" 4 IDRM.
Exceptional home with bas t:ment
rt:creation room with Wl~t bar. paneled
family rm .. 3 baths & stp. dining rm.
Very sharp & in a lovt:ly art:a near
Tustin -& Orange. $133.500. 13031
Malena. Sun. 1-5
PRESTIGIOUS SPYGLASS
Profess. & beautifully decoratt:d 4
bdrm. homt: with ocean & canyon
vit:w. Large family rm .. formal dining
rm .. secluded library & comp. dark
r90m for the cameraman. An xlnt
value at $277.500. 1607 Castlt: Covt.
CdM. Sal/Sun. 2·6
LARGE I-LEVEL 4 IORM.
This Montego in Harbor View. 1s tht-
1argest1-level model. with family rm .
formal dining rm. & den. Clost: to
community pool. Sl49.750 1839 Port
Westbourne Sun. 1 5
MEW IA YNOMT 2 IDRM.
Bt:autifully dec.oralt:d & carptttd.
Never occupit:d condo with balcony
overlooking tht: waltr. 2 Baths. a lge.
den or 3rd..b<1rm. AJl in a high·st:curity
bldg.. with 2 car spaces Jn lockect
garage. $990 Per month. with boat
dorking avail. 621 Lido Park Dr .. C·2.
Sat/Sun. 1-5
759-0811
GeMral 10021~ .. eral ' 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -r.c:;::; ~t:.LECT
jT PROPERTIES . .
PRIME MESA VERDE
Beautifully and extensively de·
corated 3 bedroom in one of Mesa
Verde's most sought after areas,
Loaded with custom features and
realistically priced at $95,950 CALL
556-2660.
snLE AND PIZliZZ
Best describes this beautiful home
in one of Mesa Vetde's newest
areas. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac
street this large home has a master
suite overlooking a lush central
atrium. There are 3 more
bedrooms. a large family room.
dining room and a spacious
gourmet kitchen. For information
CAIL 751-3191.
SUMMERTIML
... is pool time in this 3 bedroom,
with like-new home with fresh
paint, plush carpetln'g & best or all
a 18x36 h eated & filtered pool.
Located 1n College Park. Full price
is 179,900. CA.Llt 556·2660.
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SAM OLD
STORY?
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C IU.'1' t• h1ot1n1C• )UU l"OUld
l'\cr ~Jul t-lom duplex
t!:I> to iO unrt 11. 1th ever)
t) pl of fln.1n1 •111ic Jva11u
bit' l'wll u• rur the
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be ~1.td HIU did Call tu
day
Call 540.3666
Whela11
RIAi tHAll
5 II-VIEW
OPEH SAT/SUH 1-5
2933 CATALPA
.! Sl11ry ,·umlurtabl
hum c l un\ cn1c11ll)·
lu<:Jtl·d tu -.ho11µ1ng.
~choob , tcnn1l> &.. :."11.1m
m1n1: in Eas tbluH. N U.
BEACH COTT AGE
OPS:. SAT /SUH I ·5
208 36th StrHt
!'ark. lll!lUnil. l blot·k
trom Ol'l.'an N· B 3
• Rclrms + fumilv rm
WALTER S •. KING
& ASSOC. 673-2500
ON THE
BEACH.
Thi:. 3 bdrm 2 hJ home
1n We,t Newport haa
c\ cQ thmi: a IJea<·h home
,.hould l-'ANTAS1'1C
\'IEW Ol'TST\NDING
l.OC \TIO~ C,111 today
lor 1111 11 1nrurmat1on
~ BIGCAHYOH
\ l>tunnlng Bruudmc1<>r I
Pl11n, \\1th 5 bdrmf. .. on a
larl(c. l,1rlo(e lol <over ~
of an a<'rl•I Hoom for a
pool, paddle tcnnai. ct .. &
J.:Uest house. or whatever
.YOU WI.Sh A bt-aul1fully
decorlAted house. with
~I\ roloT!"., r'rlsl,.. bdrm.
area ll> <'Omplctely
pnvalc & hus a frplc.
Lge h \ anK rm. wit
frpll form al drnlng
rm sp•H•aoui. family rm.
with a wet bar & Crplc .
Children s U>tally sep .
wing walh 3 bdrms.,
~uetil or ma1d't. rm. &
bath with its own entry,
S36S.OOO Call for an
app't.
EILEEH HUDSON
REALTOR -644·032
RANCHO CALIF
TEMECULA
5Br, JBu. fam rm. din
rm, wet bar. 2 frplcs,
premium. lake on view
lot. cul·de·sac w, moun·
tam view, 2600 sq fl, use
of clbhse. tennis court.$ &
pool, occupancy Oct 1st.
s1as,ooo tl44 1779 or
646-8402
.. VETS LETS
.._ Des11n a buyan1 plan ror
:you Its unbehevabl)
• · 6imple. There are adv on·
ta_ges you may not. be
\ .aware or. Let the market
work for you.
Ml~ (2A Hrl Agt.
HOUSES FOR SALE
I llDIOOM
412 Uui l, Coruna d 1 M r
G1 2 Sat• Sunday 1·5
721 rhiotd, Corona del Mur
640·7224 S139,GOO S t 1Sun
ountam Road, La1una Beach
497.24 162,500 Sat 1·5
~u S.:a Pinu Lone, Uiai Cunyon. NB
197·2~8Y 15.5,000 Sunday l ·&
~Lakeview. Woodbridge, Irv.
759-0087 $119,500 Sat/Sun 2·ti
163'l .. A" lowu St., Mesa Verde, CM
831·2143 $63,500 Sat/Sun 10·4
•1426South ft,lower. Santa Ana
646·3255 Sat/Sun 1·5
•6<)1 Lldo Pk Or. Unit F , N.B. 67~ $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
2:012 Pomona. Costa Mesa
752·1700 S55,000 Sat.1Sun 11·4 :uS88 Hillside Lane. So Laguna
l97·2457 S136.000 Sat l ·S
2 II & FAM RM or DEH
l.828Newport Hills <HVHms> NB
644-6211 Sl45,000 Sat, Sun 12·4
;-34 Birdsong <Woodbridge> Irv.
640·0110 Sat, Sun
•1419 Bonnie Doone. CdM
644·22 12 Sl47,500 Sal, Sun 1-5
3 Northcove <Woodbridge> Irvine
752·1'114 $119,600 Sat. 1·5
376 Bro'adway, Costa Me~a
646·7171 S75,900 Sat Sun 1·5
214 Dahlia. Corona del Mar
640-9900 Sunday 1 ·5
4256 Rose Ave .. Long Beach
848-1414 $63,500 Sat, Sun 1-5
#8 LakeKnoll <Woodbridge> Irv
552-7000 $159,500 Sat,'Sun 1-5
3Northoove ~Woodbridge> Irvine
752· 1414 S119,690 Sat. 1 ·5
602 Orchid, Corona del Mar
673-8550 S140,000 Sunday I 5
Sun l ·4
Sat 11-4
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DIRECTORY
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1331 SantanellaTer.lrv. Te~ CdM
673-M94 $142 500 s 'IS •615 Rcklrtnd c' HI at un 1•5 ~ • am. ds.CdM 673~94 $198,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 24931 Cienega,DeaneHm M y
586-4616 $88.900 Sat!Siln 1.5 25211 Yacbt Drive. Dana Point
496-7711 Sunday 1·4
22735 Via Santa Rosa. Mission v.
581:7498 $83.500 Sat/Sun 10-5
223 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) N.B.
673-0289 $225,000 Sun l ·S 14971 Athel, College Park. Irv. ·
552-5546 $89,500 SatJSun 1·5
9312 Hudson, Huntington Beach 962-77~ $112.000 Sunday 1-6
•2101 Highland. Newport Beach
540:1151 $134,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
101 Via Waziers. Lido Isle. NB
646-7414 Sunday 2·ao-s·30
319 Walnut. Newpart Beach· ·
645·6080 $129,500 Sunday 1·5
17775 Palmento (Univ. Park) Irv.
552-~ooo $107.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3074 Gibraltar, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $82,500 Sunday 1-5
1700 Port Abbey, H. V. Hms, N.B
644-1156 $!45.500 S-at7Sun i-5
35431 Cam.Capistrano. C. "Bch
752-1700 $295.000 Sat/SUn 11·4
2015 Port Chelsea CHV Homt'S) NB
00 8235 Sit /Sun -5 '130'1 Santi_fgo. Westcliff. N.B.
642-8235 $215.000 Sat/Sun i::S
727 Bellis (Eastbluff) N.B.
642-823.5 $167,500 SntlSun 1·5
2M5 Bunya <Eastbluff) Nwpt Bch
642·~ $1~2.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 340 Catalina, Nwpt. Heights. NB
6'2-8235 $1 .•so · S t/Sun 1·5
2833 Portola, Mesa del Mar, CM
540.3666 '$87,900 Sunday-1·5
941 Dahlia. Br<.~n brook, C.M .
S40-3666 ~.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1978 Port Laul'ftnt, Newport Beach
754·1202 $160,000 Sat/Sun l..S
1742 Port Sheffield, Newport Bch
644-1156 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1-S
•1539 Cumoorland Ln. N. B.
646-7414 $164,900 Sat/Sun l..S
1755 New Hampshire, Costa Mesa
646-7711 Sat/Sun 12-S
45 Roo Rock. Deerfield, Irv.
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2319 Tustm Ave., Nwpt Beach
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5
20911 Balgair Cir .. Huntington Bch
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
15081 Sonny C1rc. Irvine
752-1700 S107.900 Sa 11·4/Sn lQ.2·
22161 Luau Ln (Nwpt W~t) H.B.
962-0045 S98.500 Sat /Sun 12·5
3812 Scottsdale. Irv int:
752-1700 $119.900 Suodav 12·4
5286 Royale. Irvine ·
752-1700 Sl09.900 Sunday 1·6
2300 Pt Aberdeen. Nwpt Bch
752-1700 $195.000 Sunday ~5
220 Jas mine. Corona del Mar
644-7211 $230,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
**645 Bayside Dr. Newport Bch
(;75-5511 $450.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#62 Royal St. George. BigCyn, NB
675-5511 Sat & Sun 1-5
32 Drakes Bay. Newport'Beach
752-1920 $249.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
28 Morro Bay Dr .. Corftina del Mar
752-1920 S265.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 IEDROOM
2933 Catalpa <Eastbluff) N .B.
673-2500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1094 El Cammo Dr . Costa Mesa -
979-1854 $110.000 SatlSWt-1·5 • * 1900 Tahuna Terr . Nwpt Bcb
673-6900 $285.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
907 Bellis (Eastbluff) Nwpt Bch
754-1202 $176.000 Sun. 1-5
S IR & FAM IM or DEN
1839 Tanager. Mesa Verde. CM
545·9491 $152,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4102 Manzanita <Greentree) Irvine
552·75001768·8751 Sun. 1·5
23702 Lagarto. Mission Viejo
837-8260 $175.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
11411 Orange Prk Blvd .. Orange
639·2309. 544·1440 Sat/Sun 3.'6
Ll22 Charleston. Costa Mesa
557-4387 Sat & Sun 11·5
wl524 Sandcastle. HarbVuHls~ CdM
640-6161 $249.000 Sat/Sun 1.5
5 Royal St. George. BigCyn, N.B.
640-9746 $465.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
111.2Somerset. Newport Beach
64.5-7575 S287.~ Sat!Sunl·S
•3810 South Alder. Santa Ana
645-0003 $lo,1.500 Sat/Sun l·S
1500 Antigua. OoverShores. N.B .
642·5200 $272,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
20241 Norcroft. Huntington Bch
968-7:m $96,SQO Sat/Sun 1·5
22 Cypress Pt. Ln (Big Cyn) NB
644-4910 S350 .000 Sat /SUn "I=s-!"30 -
41 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) CdM
644·6200 Sat /Sun 1-5
15 Montecilo <Spyglass) CdM
644-6200 $290,000 S:=/Sun 1-5 4531 Camden Dr .. CamShrs,
6115-3323 $369.000 Sat 11-S
1936 Port Claridge, Newport Beach
752·1920 $188,900 Sat/Sim 1·5
1.100 UU.F. hom e J OR ., 2 ba .. 1treel
to street lo . Brll'k p iuo. $198.000
1•t: 'l~Sl ·1. \ l.um1:. :J hdl'nt:\, 3 h0t ..
all am rubes. Lo\ cly nclahborbood. a
few l from th beucb. 1195,000
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
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GIMT\.EMEH'S EST ATE
S 174,tOO
YOU OWN THE LAHD -.-ct ..._.. .•
Iota of It! Ouhta"dln9 two-1tory
Portefl•• wit.. 3 bedroo1111 and o
..,.. ... f"~ bonut room that could
be o het1al)ltt or MOtMr·hHaw Hite.
Fornml dNtincJ room and family roo•
looking toward y.-.r own orchard. fi.oods
of,.... for yow ow" private pool wittl
~ of yard left out-. Terrific loco-
tioa C9d perfect for the ICM"Cje family.
PERFECTIOH-llKE HEW!
$120,000
leautifully coordinated decor .. Spic •,.•
Span'' condition. s.._,.r curt. appeal. 2
Story luccola built home with 4 b..._
family room & Hied landscaping. Steps
to lovttly perk & 1chool. This 11 a pri•
of owa.'°shlp home. It shows. Open
Sot/Sun 1-5
DUPLEX-CORONA DEL MAR s 167,500
Special corner location with two unJb -
eoc8' with private entrance. Front 2
bectr'oom and rear 2 bedroom. den and
pafio. Owner will luH/optlon for
SI 0,000 down and S 1150 per lftOltffL A
real investment opporhlnity!
. EXECllTIVE CONDO OM WATER·
$125,000
ComnandincJ VIEW of an .... boatfng OC•
tion, Catdlna lsfand and ~ .........
Achlt 2 bedroom, 2 bath.,.... boat .. ,
avail Ca..nnifttt locaffon wltfl MC&lrity.
Show.. by ad•anc:e appointment ottty.
lt4 U.,_.IVF,«SITY PAllK--IRVIHE
$94.960
ExcifflMJ Ediftbur9 model townltofM wltfl
3 bechotns + *'"'9ity "" Ir 2'1• ~
Huge back yard with brick patio mtd
firepff.
BAC" BAY-VIEW
$89,500
Ch.-mlftCJ 3 ldnn, 2 ba two story cOfto
dominhun hom• with profu1ioaat1y'
coordinated decor. ArchitecturaUy in-
hrfttin'g .ct woodsr with eesy patio
CSL
CONVEHllEHT LOCATION
1..-COST A MESA ·
$73,9$0
Pff'hct 1tarter 3 ur. hcMM .for tM
famly. Jt.. rffl •Glue for the YGmCJ H•
ecutfve wt.a wants to stop ""'"'9g .ct
stat't Wlclncf equity. Showtt by ... , .....
ment.
WATERFRONT
HOMES
2G33 W. Coast lllghwa'
Nf'"port Beach
17141 631·1400
COIOHA DEL MAI COTT.ACH
J~t.al charm, deligbtf ully de(:orated. 2
ourm. fam. rm. top location. First
ti me offered.
SIWLI 8.IGAHCI IN THI ILUFPS
New exclusive offering features tile en-
try. totally remodeled kitchen.
gorgeous view. and highly upgraded.
This home is spotless in every detail
and ts truly a delight to view. This
won't last.
CALL 673-1550
ll2 ~ CotOMA D& MAI
@ THE REAL
ESTATERS
'
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~ Walkc1 E lt!t!
EXEC POOL HOME
Lovely 4 bedrm Wlth
enelOled patlo. Carpets & drape• upgraded
thruout. Wet bar in faml·
Jy rm, elec aar. door
opener, pool e.quip. &
many extras. Seller to curry lat TD. Sl~.000.
REAi.ESTATE
___ B_•...;al;...Est.ale _ _.;.,;=.-i er..tlv• " prof. eo. will
MUAVEIDI aaoo be opentni ofc'11n
64 3~74 SUPER SHAltP .tBr, Npt. Bcb A C.M. areu. Wo .hav. openlnp for
Corona dltl M411' 1022 C:.-det Mer I 02Z ......................... ...................... .
OLD COM CDM llACH
~~~~~~~~I ~~tctig!:,s0:e~~~: COTTA&E
281, fam rm, frplc. eov• ., • w 0 r e x p e r •
ered patio, 1teat .. 1 .. perao111 " mcr11 .
lndscp1. quiet are•, wtio are lnterested ID a
mB.01decotatorxtt'u.• (areer. Apply by callin.t ~Swl2-S fOl'banlew.
. brick patio, open beam Lots or w004 an4 stalDed ___ ._ ... _._-i celllog. solid paneled .o-,113a,9SOYLO. ICO
DaUXE DUPLEX doors, cedar Uoed cl0$et. lt.C. TA •
~n~i~i~soo. ~~·~3~1~~~4~0~0~~
in Corona del Mar. lower tennis courts, abort walk 95S.OJSO $1491 DOWM
unit, 3 bedrms. 3 batM. to beach and shoppiJ\I. ---------1 ·dlESA V~RDE• I Br, fplc. patio. Upper unit. Guest house too! S162,SOO HEVH-4.IVEIMM 2ba. fam u yard~ patio
~ms.2bath.fplc,sun· 1646-7171 e.v'-.1 .&SS /bl .. BBQ b deck.. Walk to beach & Ol>fN lll9•11HUNTOIENICft *~•.__ 1r w r c. • onu1
shopping. C'all and see [ti' 'IJllmii LI ~ed for the owner :.::-.Ne:.J::!~ ~7~~: Asking si1s,ooo. . _ J Jib)JlF ~few-~:' .be::::S.!~~ ~~J~~~~~~i
_ , --=o;:•s:ii'••=·~ Thia home exude• last!US-1.9l8or9ST·l900 "4tl# #dtli ~rom its 1paclom -.... • •f/SUHD •y ll•-------111 elegant interior to the _._.. -"" ~ •DUPLIX +GUEST• slrildD& combination ot
HEW TRACT
I atory 3 br. $79,000.
&mkeo L.R., microwave
kitchens. Nr. p~ed part. Welt Vtlboa fc Ca-
nycm Dr • .\It. &42..cmB
$73,500
MESA NORTH
REALTORS Charmine 1 and 2 brick & wro\liht troll NEAR M~LL
G ..... al 1002G.-rol 1002 ,~~~~~~~~I bedroom plus eue1t fencing. 4 Bedroom, Lalde3Bdnn.2b&,bu•e ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••-••••••••••••••••• I':: house with patio and familY l'OOIDt fonnal din· lot, •8Nat carpeta. freSb firepit. Each unit has a i d g • T W 0 b r i c It paint, redwood paUo1 1--------i fireplace. Walk to sand. fireplaces & one of the much more. Pticea
Super locaUoa~lose to
ahol)pln( and schools. 4
Bedrm home. needs
some TLc. Selllr ls very
motivated. bought a n9~ber and MUST
SELL! Take advantage
now! Call 84.5-0:IOS. 180 DEGREE VIEW!
3 Bdrms.. den & family rm.. 3 full
baths; in Corona del Mar's prestigious
view area ... the best of everything in
this jmmaculate, custom home .. .lux0
urious tiled jacuzzi 7x8 ft.. with ex-
tens ive patios + l ge . view ter-
race ... thruout. a feeling of spacious-
ness & quiet good taste.
OPEN SAT/SUM. 1·5
2907 HAllOR VIEW DR.
SOUTH LAGUNA OCEANFRONT
Step out of your Blue Lagoon Condo,
right onto the sand. 2 Bdrms .. den.
wet bar ... security gate, tennis, swim·
ming pools & the ocean at your door
s tep ... $33.5.000. By app'L only.
CORONA D&L MAR TRIPLEX
Three 2·bdrm. units; bit-ins. pool.
Beautiful penthouse unit with mini·
ocean & night views. $195,000
CC Orange ·cbast ~
2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
REAL ESTATE 644·4848
JUST LISTED!
UNIVERSITY PARK
Beautifully decorated Yale model
on main greenbelt. Popular end unit
w.i1h 4 bedrooms & family room.
Sl.34,900 including the land.
A COl.DWB.L IANlll CO.
644-1766
2111 SA~AOUINHIUSAO,
IN NEWPOllT CENTUI
Clever ~ers $175,ooo. xint.1ocat.lon. =~t1 ::S,~~ lm· below mark.t. call
BUY NOW, for future HA.DUY IEALTY
beach value increase! 1 9~931'
Shores homes. Walk to liitlr1~• n"8'
~rn.H.:ST E
OLSON . . .. and 2 SlO'Y N<wpo<l .... ~ IY ou.u19111
beach. teDillS and pooL A REAL TY INC. Prllllll!!t...ti9m . ~ a,aty. 5~~'681,
g re a t a re a f o rr-~7~1~~~146~·~1~3~7~1 ~~ -r752.ltfo-· ,..,...,. W new .. cpta ~,_,....-c EN J 0 y M ENT AN D 1400 QUAIUT. llACM & drpl, auto 1ar opnr, _.;.._-;.....,--;....;..--
INVESTMENT! many other xtras. onl7 f'DIUO OPENING 400£.ua FOR All 112 ILK TO OCEAN Exec F...uy HOIM S82.900. 1122 Charleston. UllM
C C I t 1 od l d 4 Bdrm, frptc, walk to 557-4387 Karina Hlcblands. .M. WAS omp e e y rem e e ~ h szosK k •--------,...._.__ br '""""' oo an ovenilzed lot. A ac e1.. • ma e MESA oa Mil __...,.. ... • -aq. ft.
smashlna 4 BR plus den clr. , Partial ocean views. W.
plus formal dining plua *Cote Realty ~::t1:::c;;:· 2 ~:U!; i:e:ia 8!~
--------• hpuge f~mUy roomlwlthl & Investment nn.dblfar.m,soo. Ft"otll uu.soo. Afl. SACRE o en eams, na ura 640-S777 UAOllJ.ulooDri't'e 6C2-07S8
wood textures and ocean OPIH SAT/SUH l•S •--------. ~·~t!~~a~!! ~~Jr·~~te vLe::m~~~k. HOME SITE 0..-541-6475 WESTSIDE
ranch horpe w/2 frplcs, Just.st.epatoOceanBlvd. Oceanv~ww/amallren~ S~IR STARTB
pool & jacuzzi. Lge guest S23S,OOO. ~ cottaie for inl.erlm TWO MASTllS!
C ....u ,.. I income = Exce ent bome for a rm. & bath in pvt wmg. -,4-72 e H.i.11 CH. 1.,.. !2 !.!!~t!o!.~ONZ• T youq fanaJly ~ Sep. entrance opens on -" uua .. _ -•-in _.,,.,. •-ood court. yrd. Prof. REALTORS bedroom,~bN o lU v..._ au a I landscaped w;extensive 675-4392 muter bedrooma, booie. J(HJ' new ap•
·------· ~. el(celJeQ\ ~ use or brick, wrought CDM DUPLEX ~rate dinln• room, lluny?;~&G4303 iron & Ariz. flagstone. ----.....;.;;;~......,..-• brick fireplace tn UYlnl
Electric entr. gate. CAMIOHLOS. 381\~BB. room, new up1talra
Buular alarm system Showa by Appoa"ntment ca.rpet:lns, freahlJ paint-. nea .. tiCdtf'e:ctly to -polic ,. s llOCJlFOllD Rl>. $162~ WO• e d ex te r l 0 l' AND
station, S30 fruit, cllr\d, Super sized canyon EY.hn~ beautiful pooll Grea
FOt-IESTE
OLSON .........
avocado trees. Horse patio, ocean view, 20x.30 UNITEDBROKERS llnabllltf lo lovely corral, tack room, plenty ft . swimmer's J>O?l. all 6'6-T4l4 673-0822 nelgbborbood oea _..__-......--..:.....__.
or rm for tennis court. very quiet & private! . •ch o o ls. G n l Y PACESmER
s hooting range etc! Elegant4bdnn.<or 3&aSharpdplxlocaledlbllt S~.000-V/t. AS In lovely area. tbls
646-7711 den>homejusU198,000. fromtennisct.Eachunlt S ABLE! •'Pacadtu'•bedrooni.
OP$o( SAT /SUH. 1·5 bas2Bdnas, frplc, paUo, 2bathwlthflreplace. bas
........ Sl ........... -11 ·~ -1.....s....i.,,..i. ~oaona de/ cAfm Att-• douhie lfarqe-All the· ~ ai&. ... ..L .... .h-A.c Omtom built CdJl; 2 ~ z 1qredleola for eomrort:i L~GO ~v·"7-Ba. ~uaJ.llJ' home bJ llPJIR!a•pi91z•:~~-' ble lulllY liflD&. Clol>
COMMERCIAL 1m!J' 673-MM owner. Jt.2 ga:rqe P ... ..!'st°' 1101CM $J,2UOO. ·Neect;rzood~mereial t435E.-coatttwF Cdlf<' lcr 2nd will. Corner lob.•--_...._,__.__~ ~;~~~~ ~1~i~1;1~~0P~EH~~H~o~us~··~1~~1.i:.~ .. ~r;.:i::.:.~ COLUGE 15· •:~
& including a s mall Sat& S.. l2·5 DUPLEX Prapz: tis• '
building. Lot size -ap· znd" bribCl ew both PARK 71>1920
prox. 70x117 and i.oned 220 Josmille, CclM units 2Br. 1Ba, 3 car ......... al.at
C· 1. A rare opportunity· 1/J Ilk to Oc.. garage. oc4an view from A 4 Br PLUS an adftd OHL Y $63,500
OPfN111 9·rrs11JN r01EN1Cf' Completely remodeled oow,p rm. an u,y f«" this beautilul,l.y up-cau us io show! 646-7171 2nd uni\. Call need fam~ .. 1•
on an overal~ecl lot. A to sell 11eo.ooo.m.a16 00 • ~a bedroom c:Qedo lllt1111 ~!=~JI:!::\~ IRYlllUIUACI -~~~ If..~£,.!/;,
-.= •-a:::r open beams. natural 2012 Seadrift ~Br, 4Ba, forlbe .. BELOWDECK" and&aruedool'=.
wood textures and ocean ram rm, pool. comer lot. priceof CalUardetalls.
and jetty view from l Bedroom·batb unll S79,900
master lw...,.,. awiuec • flee. Wlth fee title 2111U5ft .. ..... _ •· .. k could 11e ideal den or~· •
Jualsteps to Ocean Blvd. 12$2,SOO. Owner can pro.
S2Z,OOO. vlde assfstance tn.flnanc-
Ctl 644-7211 lJ1e. Quick occupanc1 ANYTIME courtesy to bkn. 5'0-7107
!n !ilGI L
l11\ll I. y 1-,. ~ ,,SSUCIATLS '
Ml AVRDE
A!FRAME
Ertjoy Uus s~ny home
rapped around a \Cry
11r1vate swimmto& pool Home offers <C bedrm &
Iott. Centrally located for
i;cbools and shopping. .
~1S4Q.1l51 'l'ARMl.L
"~ I In California" ~~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
TAX
Whelc.-,11
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OPEH SAT I SUM
340'1Iii34051
Calle 0. LaPrimavera
ZlllAMDHEW
• CUSTOM HOMES
Fabulous whitewater &
coastal view-a &t 4
LACUESTA
RAC9UETCLI
BY OWNER
33 Model Twnhse 3Br,
2Ba, tennis, volleyball,
close to bch, 627 Ashland,
H.B. 539,900. 834-5359
days. ~i0-3444
eves/wknds-
~·
GOlD94 GLORY
Comf! f't-ast )'OUr e)'t!S
on tltls mocM or ct.1
coratlnf p~rr~cUon !
Formal dlnln1 PLUS
a family rm .• 3 1ood
•tc.d bdrrns. & a fully ~nclosed atrium stylu
f e.tlo. Locattid •n th
int: villa1e of
Deerfhsld, Plan •
townhome. S89.9.50 f2 Go1denb11$h.
AU. DRESSED ur .
COOL POOl.
Stt-p off four patio
across the 1r~belt. to ~lt~r the ~1 or
U>e: ttnnls c:ouru: P1ck
your ow a I u n ..
BeautJ!Wly decorated.
landsc:apt'd tor rou·
imurn prlvacy. 4 Bdrms., 2~ b&thi: tn
the villas• of University Park.
s101.ooo. 1111s~
Palmento
et•CU THIS AD
Thll ls tbt one to can on It you are looking for the
best deal In town. The
owner's are ar,x!oua, the
price has been r-ed1,1ced to $87,995 for th is 3
bedrm, l~ bath home In
the Marina HI School
Dist. Hrdwd floors, near new carpeta & drpa, new
cov. patio, with 1u BBQ. RANCH ttEA.L TY
Concrete driveway 551·2000
· ... and ready to go tor
you: a gorgt:ous
Elkwood modtil In
elltti Dt:erfhdd.
Carpeting so plush
you'll want to 10
barefoot. Buutiful
drapes & landscaplnf.
3 Bdrms.. 2 baths,
family rm. $88.500
CHIC, CHOICI
AHO CtWIMtNG!
Handsome. superb
contemporary de·
coratin1 ~mtselllshes
this functional Ooor
plan in the village of
Woodbridge. 4
Bdrrm .. ramlly rm.
$142.500. 153 WHt
YaJeLoop '
w/R.V. access. Now that1---------1
you have read the ad call GRlA T ST ARTEIU
toeeethls bargain. Famlly home. Close to
schools & shopping. 3 br,
2 ba, oew cpts. & fresh
paint inside & lovely
enclosed p.alio. Only
$711,000. 75!H501 •19 Woodru.sh
HEY, LOOIC!
Two brand new listings at the last
•---..,....-----•minute! One on the Jake at S159.SOO. another one house away from the lake
at S138.500. Take a peek & pick. #8 &
~no Lake Knoll, Woodbridge.
REDUCED
MOWS76,500
for this central air condi·
tioned hom e with 2
bedrooms and a DEN ln
a neat. aduJt complex.
POOL, SPA, TENNIS
and gym facilities. BET·
TERHURRYI!!
RANCH REALTY
551 ·2000
IN THE TERRACE
A Great 3 bedroom home
with formal dining room
tn the prestigious
University Park area or
Irvine. Now asking
S89,900.
RANCH REAL TY
~~~000~ ~~~000~ VILL~ VILL~
REALTORS REALTORS
1044 '" .... 1044 ..............................................
CONDO $63,500
End unit in perfect loc.
Best buy in Walnu
Square.
FIXUP
This 3 BR. 2 BA wisome
elbow grease & have a
lovely family home. Lowest price in area a
$70,900.
NEWPORT CENTER
REALTY 640· 1812
UMIY.PAalC
IESTIUY
Open Sat/Sun i.s. U
Willow Tree. Village III,
reduced to S89,900 !
Cheerful garden home
with 2 covered patios,
cenL air, 8 tge. bdrnu .•
din/Cam. rm., 2~ ba. &
YOU OWN THE LAND!
Schools &'rec. area
nearby . ..Call Evelyn.
552-043'
VILUGEll
Roll out the carpel · from Deane Homes, Kens· the gated entry to high,
ingtoo Model. 5 Br. 3 Ba. dbl. doors I This sharp
entry kitch. Lge yard, by Marquette features 3
owner . Sl43,500. &«·54-0 bdrms., NEW KITCHEN
_o_r_640-_7986 _____ _. wiqualily appL, 2 frplcs., , ________ _. form al din. rm .• &
551·2000 COLLEGE PARK GREENBELT LOC. Call
Lorraine 552·7007.
833·3307 UNIVERSITY PARK • br YaJe. lmmac. cond. AJC + many other ex· EVEl. YN COPELAND
REALTOR 55~0434 $94.950 tras. $112,000. Open
Exciting Edinburg HouseSat~Sun, 1·5.
model town Mme w /3 3932 Ash St.
bdrms, family rm. 2\.~ Agt. 996-3964 -.. u a.... baths. Hu&e backyard1---------_....lfGIJM •....., wJbrickpatio&firepit. ·on a aheer budget .
WaterlrontHomes 8Y OWNER Hlghly uparaded
, ____ 63_1_·1_400_· ___ , College Park, blt by $&S. Townhome with central ,
Lath &t pla:ster. Lo assoc. air, !pie., nUrrorecl ...u.. CUL VERDA.LE dues wi pools & parks. wine rack & plush crptg. •
For only 189,900. you can Beaut. 4 br. 2 ba home 2 Large bed r m "
own this popular 4 witile roof. Newly de· slp:!ous950sundeck for Ob•
bedroom home in an cor'd. & lod.sc&>d. Very Y ..... •
ideal family area. Walk lg. bkyd. w;patlo cov. & S3.ll~ll·Ee~:p.s
to ----..1, park, school and d "'°"' cnn ~ "'' --"""' og run. ..,...,"""'. en•-------• clubhouse. Sat. & SW\. 14971 A e.l, ---------
RANCH REAL TY
551·2000
552·5546 DEERFIELD-nu plan 4
TURTLEROCK Lovely 4 <Cbr,2~ba, dlx,2sty,a/c
br. nr. park & pool. By Totallyup~rd. 675-5909
ownr. Sl24,900. Fee. WOODBRIDGE ·
833-1051 O.H. Sun 11·5 Ne,i¥ Broadmoor
~u.relwood 4 bl', 3 ba, ~ dr 1ar. Col·
de·•ac. Jlln. down paymt. t e> ctualifled
:---------1-----------• buyer.1145,000.159--0511
VA TEAMS
OPINSAT/SUM IJ.S
Ranch Special t ~ br, 2 ba
b.IJh1y upgraded.1115,500.
1SOlll TOIU'alne
S.Joa .. •lttn. 551~ Ts.?oi83o
LI RAISOR L n·s ~ HOUSI DlllCTOIY.
SAT. & SUM 1.1,.. . ,
LOOllMa LOY&Y na 11 m PL.v.t l .
Out•t •ndina 3 O~t!rlookfo..: park.
bdrm. I\' ba . t.arats prlvatt:
f a m . r llJ vard. Prt:~h lY
.ToW1lhomc . io p a tntt:d. AIR
Uolv. Pk. QuJt l COND. Pricoo to
loc:ation l.OW stllat$l32,500.
lllaint. yard. 1700 lt34 MOtJN1'A I N
·sq. ft. ot caref n:t VIEW llvlng. FULL V
A/C for year
round comfort .
$117.000.
#21 ROCKROSE ·
TWO MMtLY
DWI.EX
Perfect for th~ in-
Jaws. 4 bdrm. 2 ~2
b a. on OJltj s ide. 3
bdrm, 2 ba .. on~· noor on the otht:r.
CJose to schools.
walk to shopping.
Come and see this
weekend.
1 8 7 8 ti, P A,S E 0
Pf CASSO
~C,8.LENT Plan .(3 in
Culverdate that
abounds with
privacy. Perfect
family home 3
bdrrns, 2 ha .. fam.
rm. Th~ large
cov~red patio.
fire ring anc;f bu\lt-
in BBQ guaran-t~ outdoor en-
joyment. $16.900.
17631
MANCHESTER
PANottAMIC
VIEW
from this popular
Plan 70. On a
chqice large lot. 4
bdrm, 2 112 ba .
family room. Ex-
~cutive living at
it 's bc;:st. $220.000.
18981
GLENMONT
TERR
8UBaLJNG
FOUNTAIN
a nd Malibu light·
ing adds to the
charm ot the lov~·
ly plank and block
multi·ltvel patio.
3 bdrms. 2•12 ba.
+fam. rm. Edin-
. burg . Model. in ·
Vtll. I Th t
seclusion of a cor -
ner lot makes this
an ideal family
home. 500.500.
4096
GERMAINDER
"AUTUMM LIAVU ..
A ~)1uln1 blend or watm. Jo'all ee>lcm1 e•t \~r.i41 thro\11hout thh1 l~ J·•lW'f. 2 bedroom
townhotnf', tnaplrcs thl~ !web "Autuml\ Lcavua' thome -10 WALNUt
,SQUAltt; rei&! Only 4
yeau11 olcS , lul'h t1hag
...c:itrpt>tlo1 -fenced
backr•rd wltt\ auden
•reu 4' pi&Uo view from
dinlQa "rea ' Only 16'7,S(lf). •
&nl:::!i ~!:,a~
'400 ~ U Nl~T HACH
AISOLU1B. Y ·
llAuTIFUL :
Ha,.pton ' Model i n
Greentr~lrea ol lrvine.
Features Include 5 Br,
totally upsraded, ideally
located next to park. pool & sc hool. Askin~
I
Sl07.S50.
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
4301 Margarita
I ~
NORlNS
REALTY
RITIR!MINT
HAVEN
Brtgtll & airy O·Y·O
apartment. 2 Bdrm. & 2
bath. A snort walk to
downtown & the ocean.
NQwly redecorated.
Great for weekends or
reurement. Ownor will
finance. SSS.~.
8.ALIOA DUPLEX
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 1·5
~10 West Balboa Blvd.
NEWPORT Bt;ACH
Invest in an old stan·
dard .. Duplex on Balboa
Peninsula, on<; block to
beach. 2 Bdrm. upJ)er.
studio lower. Still time to
enjoy this summer in
Newport. Sl24.500.
LOTS AV AILAILE
R ... CH RE TY We have several oceaQ: Aro Al view lots. Prices range 551-2000 from S1000 to Sl0,000.
-U ... -1-V.ER--S-ITY_P_A-RK-1 * 494-8057 *
Chancellor, 4 Br 2112 Ba,
lge 1'~am Rm,, w~lk to PRICE REDUCED shop,. poqls. tennis. Of
RBAL JiSTATE
°'IMHOUS.E
SA TUR DAY I ·5
~Hlllside Lane
SQuthLa1una
(oCf of 9th Avenue)
OCEAN VlEW
Move In today! . Quiet.
hideaway abo.ve 9th St .
Beach. 2 Bdrms .. a
baths, Cireplat.-e steined
glass window, beamed
ceiling & modem s:onve-
niences. Jl3',000.
AHOMEPOlt
ALL SEASONS
Owner leaving area &
anx.lous. Catalina sunset
views J>IUI 3 Bdrms.,
family room, 2'1ll baths.
Elegance & charm
abound in the this well
locllted & terrt/lc family
home . .$149,500. --4-
ALLOCOM
'. Vl~WS
Lots of lots! f'rom SSS,000
to$85,000. ·
UNCH HOME
Stables plus income from'
commercial kennels with
42 dog runa, grooming
area & omc~. Profitable
operation & close in .
OWner wjll carry financ·
ing. Sl97 ,500. SllS,950. By owner. Prine T?P T~c W~rld, ocean
only 551·6231 Open Sun. view; thrs super family BUSY, IUSY! -· --home has great
PO~IYBVllW
3 Bdrm, 2~ BA, 1045
Balboa, Lag Sch.
Sl32,SOO. By OlVoer.
499-4685 or 673·~T8 •
OPENl-5 ·
241 Nyes .... $159,000.
28r, 2Ba, oon vo, furn
Walk to beach
*FAHTASTIC•
•OCIAK VIEWS•
From all rooms of .this
• unique Henniger-built
luxury custom home.
Dramatic & very
s pacious 2Br, 2 \.'.i Ba
home w/huge opl!n
beams, 2 story driftstone
frplc, very large fam
rm/den, 'Net bat': deck.
gigantlc Roman Tub
wt jacuzzi,, steam shower
& numerous other
amenities. Located in
prestigious Portafina
• $275.000.
BY OWNER
499-1965
SoUth taa•a
After a relaxtn1 sun dr~rtcbed day on o
beautiM South La111no beach. tnjo)' tbe s hort.
walk back to thb cozy
and a>ri v ate ~4' cm a
lltcluOed street. Gaie out
to tbe ever chanclnll
hues ol the ev•nin& sky as the sun sinks over the
treetop$ ln\O the sea.
Uihl a fire, adjust the
steno aod settle into
your favorite chair. If
you have overniaht
HEW CUSTOM HO~l •
Vlt$w. privacy. xtra space. complt:tts •
sardart, xlnt location. Family Jlvtng .. •
Pleasant climate. Move in now for
only
$139.500.
Why not cilll ~ an appointment.
MAYO CK
COJ\PORATION
LAGUNA BEACH ' r•
494·2146 cue&ts. know they ~
®mforta.ble In their o..-n
quarters on tb.e lower .
!:;::.a;:~~tr!:~~ ~:~ l.aguna t4igutf I OU ...,.. MJ9-i . I Oil
be impressed with Ute ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •
good taste ancl ~xcellent b .. ' v · value of this flne home. !XCLUSl\'E AREA r • 2 • a · 1 e w · call now for an ap-.int· Redecor•ted. AvaU . ,.. IN MIGUEL Im.med. Open \he S11n ment. Sl.29,500 (491> Walk to golf and tennls 12~. 2328l Telfair l;>r
_. c:lu.bs, peaceful and lux-Owner/ Agt." 436-8383" or
.,. ... ,,.,rm urlous. 4 Bedroom, 21_495-42'7 __ , ____ ~
bath. $179,500. For
f~6nlormatiop caU . SDaniSh Sivie
NORM WILKS ' 2 Jfedroom 1 ~ J.
681.·2!16 495-l720 home with til6 roof. S , LIMfiO tacular ot.ean v .
SPACIO REAL RTA TE Totally refurbis~ • . .. and graclo ; ocean decka, hardwood fie>Oll6;
rews; 3 ~r~t' 2~ bjk• WAUCTOIEACH ·ready to move in cond1· :~,:se~; io~m:l d~ne • C!ne of a Jtind, 5 bed.room tioP. !~·5'¥> (480>
rm.; balanced i>ower home ~ Laguna Niguel, C~ ~itchen. Bonus rm., 3 ~anstde of highway.
rarge decks., Immac. Private tennis couz:ts &
Redwood ttighli1hts man,y other recreational
Um.lout. Call today, xlnt fatjUtJes. $192.500.
value! 1184,SOO MIGUa SHORES
RESTAURANT 4 Bedroom professional· r===;;;;;;;;;=;;;:;;;;;;;==-
North Laguna· eat In or I Y d e c o r a t e d &
· take out, Mexican food. landscaped. Patios front
We 11 equipped 4i & rear, close to beach & established in area. Ask-recreation. Must be seen ingS13,500 to be appreciated.
MOMARCHBAY
TERRACE ...
. FANTASTIC poss~bitaties for ..ex · Prime locations tor two HILLTOP HOME
pans1on 4 Brlr ma 2 prooperous & eslaltllshed View ""\?an. city, mtns. "'· ~MODEL · .. beauty salons in the ~,, ~·!;?.::-c . -baths. new carpet; com· h f E 3Br. den, game rm. 3 ba, ~·'
$164,900.
LogmMI MICJllll ltaffy
130.5050 •tM040
LHte new, 3 bedroom, V ~
bath, paneled famJJy
room, tiled kitchen &
baths. Sunk.en livi1g
room witb massive brkk
fireplace. Professiona'1y
landscaped. Beautitul
custom ho~e. Call '" this foe rea l val•e.
$149,900.
pt~ m Woodbr1d.ge pletely fenced; lots or eart 0 Laguna. X· 2300.sq ft. $23.S,OOO.
E§Utes. Central a1r1 SlOf'age. Nice yard. cellent gross & fabulous Sl5Poplar <NoofHlgh>
ldeaUy ·located next to UlS,000 decor, S30,000 & $50,()00. McGarvey/Clark RI~. .,..,4 ..
park. VR&racJ~s include SJUMMIH&. Check these out.!! L 1-993-3100or 1·528..aTQ HS N. Com, 1 -u self cleaning dbl ovens, ... --OPEN HSE mr ._. ~25162 La tifNdi · p11rquet entry. 4 large ... CONTEM~ORARV;_a l/J ACREUMCH SAT/S~ .. , 4114•71m1 791l .... a L. .. Mlguef
&irms. family rm & din. most unusual Home in Close in ranch home on THE OLD 49roo11 1ngrm.Asking$l14.500 Moqarc~ Bay Terrace; 13 acre Room for 3 v·· 1EWS ... . OP.EN SAT!SUN l·SPM lh1s lge. l bdrm features. h . . :th 2 Bd '& 2 !! G M 3Br. ~sa· uv rm, rtptc.
141 w. Yale Loo a studio gallery which ~rses wi , rm. wmT~WATER VIEW RAY ARE din rm. kit1 patio, prof P coutc~ be a 3rd bdrm.; -bath home. Excellent from every room or this She ain't what she-used lndscpd fnca yd, 67 x 157'
. , barn siding. spr.uce terms.Sll7.500. beaut. 3 br bonte. With to be! And neither is this lot, 1. car gar. Sl>l,500.
.t
. · ~ i floors & ceil. &•beautiful ---.-lots of wood & Jlnt~d charming two s tory l972lloige. , •
landscaping+ decks to llO<LSo.CoaslHwy. glass.l'...g.redwooddeck. home of "ARCHAIC
enjoy the ma rvelous LA4G9U7NAZ~ESA7Cll 5129,500. OLD ENGLISH COUN· 8y owt"er.h Beaut(> pvt. OPEN SUM 1·5 ri~ws!$295,000 • "' GR~AT OCEAN & TRY DESIGN". ttrGH a~a own om~. cean 1 VJCTORIAllACH CAN¥0N VIEW from PEAKED GABLED view. 3 br, 2 frplcs, pvt Exc~tional value'"
· Ocean view: this one has , D••• spacious 2 br, 2 lta bor'e. ROOFLINES rise above beach. tennis, pool. North view. Lovely 3
ltAHCH REALTY 1 l ... c bar m , v 1 e w , ... PANORAMIC OCEAN Per{.. for entertaiomg. large BAY WINDOW set $126,000 834·3333 or bedroom, 21,2 bath home
~ . \,1'\~. .. ,'
· 551°2000 s pacio11sness & H's VIEW! 2 8dr1n4. +sun· H(l&e den w/wet bar, 2 in detailed ext.erior of _494_·3320 _______ onaVIEWlot.
1 -....---------•clean! Partially re· room' home. ~lth huge decks & ptivaey ! •lfEAVY STUCCO & f'IUCIRIOUC~D! 29271 lucW.onn
lnlM t0441rviM · '-1>44 ·WOODBRIDGE, mode led. completely deck. Nice (rplc .. & $188,500. ~FTIMBERS. Upper -FO•'-'••tc"'S LE For fUrtber information ·••U••••••••••••••••••• •••-••••••••••••••-•• Here~s an ever popul.:.r 2 charming! Room·ror ex· beams,+ a 1-bdrm. apt. ~ t living area features "..,.v " . call NORM WILKS h-2o story "BlSquay•· model, pansion .• 2 Bdrms .. l'!• on the ~rrace below. N~ bdrm. &d~nserviced by t,._Br. 2Y.& bl. lg_e corner 661·2Z16 • ,495-
SPECT . ~ . . "sit ting 011 a bonus lot baths:,5151.soo S
6
i>e<:000ia!,. meniuood'es are1 ta · VMn • full bathE&-~ey liv. rm. A"+ku.rowjwusl$86,500 .• A. ~LINGO V ·
ACOCA,l! ARBOR LAKE CON· overlooking 1l park. 4 • sq. .. w sy o · w/CATH ORAL OPEN ... 0 r a Y n e • REAL"'-151-A-.z DOMINWM. Once-i!'t;~-lifetirpe, op-Bedroom. 3 baths. 2 ~ separate hobby rrp. & 1990So:Cst.Hwv.'4f4·8519 BEAM tEILINGS & Rich;i.rdson Rltrs, •!!ii
po Wl Y or e as ng i tep o""' of formal dlning room-·e tori a Be a c h . 1 t ''s I _____ .,. ___ FIR~PLACE St.epsaver 49!1·1619eves+wknd • rt it f th ki S .1~ fireplaces, l'.amlly room. ~ walking distance of. Vic· o L p B R l c K 83(-3960 wkdy.s or•---FONl-"--t -----1-0-5"'-5
~~t~&::. .;~~ &+sp~efn ~~btr~d~:. i~~'~t~~:~r2E~ ,,;.,,1;.-. beaut~~i:~~i:;oo.! • f=~~~~n~~ ~i~nRP!i~id~A~~:n •HURRYPORTHIS· ·.·······p··o··o,.L •••••.. :··.
D . bl l · llO.SN.eo.tHwy.,Loguno ITALIAN CONTE,..· Home", View d eck, lower level, HAS W~EKENPSPECIALI. * * t> • ~1ra e corner ocatlOn. Waittn~ for $135 ooo 4""'• 11n ... ~ 7u. Leaae .-. poas1 h · h t!I ' • ~-PORARY; cool pool Is Perfect for family enter-.s BP AR ATE EN· • .,.,,. . """' • . ·"" t e n g t owner & available for sale or 31601Coostttwy.,S.1.a1Juna housed· by a bu ge taining. SU)9,500. TRANCE (may be used le. Lowest price •. PAl.ADISE''/
. AMY BROWN 752-1414 ... IPlac• . . skylights brillg the sun & sura• This Gld hoqle, BADLY 2 Ba. ~ Vls'-8. PJaza . ,
lease/option . CA-1) · l.NQuail ~ 499-4~1 courtyard . Large ~ assecoodbdrm.'&bath). HILLSDAL~model.3Br
MACMAl/IRVINI REALTY CO. p ti 'lreY01tPayjn4 moon inside. 3 Bdrms., OCEAMVlfW ~~~&P.141inleed :·a~i:~:;.:&f.~~ ~=:·~~e'/e"J~~n~t~ Campus Valley Ctnter. lrvinerop:rf.19~• TooMuchRMtt? den, solid oak kitchen~ Luxurfous•wood & glass o . , generaLI~E· tr no •Id "'Sparky" BR. larsesep. rust.icden.
1.,00 au~"n Htw'°'' HACH Invest in your Iutllre. t..oo m.a n 'Y Ji Pe c.i a 1 ~ overlooking ~so ~~:b-rro~ LOTS 499-tm ., . w/oozy fri>lc .• high open
with lhJs 2 Bl' 2 Ba Niguel ameniti.es l.p tell here, Pier. Walk to beach. OF ELBOW GREASE, • FORUS'~E l;EI... beam ceiliD.i~· cent,ral DEERFIELD Condo. And even more, Pleasecall.wewill(lad· $189.500 YOU'LL 8 .. VE ••A air&waltsorglas.ov~.r·
1044 f"f.,. 1044 B.kWOOD2PbLA~ h~':n:i~itr:e~::~:~r=~ ~up=~ :s:1~;c~~i~~ FaustaVlttlliR.I HORSE OF A DIF· 'loOklng patios & sp~l<l·
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••-•••••••••••••••• SgJ. stary 3 br. a, ta"'. 11 f' l o£$325,000. CaU 499-2241 Ff;RENT COLOR". Of· • HOME Ing H&F pool! Wallt to
1 11: ~u"'lf.UL TUan,.:ROCt( ~L~ rm. atrium. 2 frplcs.. ~j: ~!J~h g~ °i6P a~e. * 4'~7551 1t fert!ldfor Jmmed. sale for lake, parks. & pvt. t~ls ~' The· Devonshire Model. pa~o. Nr. pool, s hort n 1 en, sw mmmg .• onJ~ . Lcwely 4 bedroom. 2i.!t club. S99,9SO. (Owner will DEERFlfLJ) walk to !}<!his. & park. pools, 2 c.ar-garag.e & Ready by mid Sept, 3br & SJ,.f,S00&.11._.-• bath North vi• ltorne. help finance>! Largest home in the S87.500. Shown by appi. ,more. Don t waste ume. ,study, 2ba. Ocean & ca· ~ ...-r-n10 LargedeowithweW>ar'll .TO'WNHOME Glen. AmenU.ies ealoie. Occ!upy 9;tl>. Owner lnve:;t now In your n yon Vil. $.219,500. SJ!;ETHISONE fireplace. Outst"""dlng *. * * , Plan f.-upgTaded One of a liin<J. Th~ 973.29S9eves. farruhesfl!t\lte.w400. 4a.t-$129.. TODAY! l v M m~'..; ,.in :l
thruout. Fantasticall>-perfe~ executive ho,m~ .~1 IMD.ft\ft:'ID MISSION •MLTY ~~· ~~ ·.z1 ... 0oooe, !!t4a~aped. ,.Priced tc Don't miss seeing this , ¥9~1\.&S~c~~. PEN~ffS!~~'O?N. ER •OCEAt4FROMT• 9MS c.tH Y .L I ...,.oreac.""' .,. •"'• . *GOODS",·: •
I ~~~t Only -s 900 beauty. Asking. Stl9,950., I ---,.u D.£#1U • n~ l "-h D"u F ." ... ' Vi __.__ .. ,"" .. 'A711
11 un, a ~-~ oPDJ~TU~\7·l·S OPEN SATURDAY ~""leacb 1048 llSf'S.CMlt,Hwy. AN VIEW ""c ~ u ........ c l.t r-" ..,_ • ~
• enliraaon Y swo!i!~i~·Rill ••••• ,.~-.;MA~;~······· =UT~ru!r1tLDuu'-PLnE2x1 ~t~~rf'a~~!:da~~; ~t~~eM,~~§;!!ooo:r r.asuna &aett~qttisit~t ~1~.~: *Liff*,
· .tn!rn ,. 3Br, 2B~ formal din rm, U111 ow ar-,.~-. ~ Eat.ate, 50()0.. $q at. ~-
I DOUBLEHEADER BEA IFUL ram rm,· sunken Uv rm, 494-7144 -· ,_,5 9'73--la'13 Most beautiful entertain· (~~:~ :~'. Live in 2 BR, l! BA home OCN VLEW frplc, patio, many xtras, 1 ____ _.,._ __ ,___ ment bodae, arouM a ~I ytl
" ~ wrfrplc le new lµtchen 4* BEAlITllmL L.AG1JNA huge lot, ql,liet, secluded. pool, on pvt road,
rent sep, l BR CQltiige. YQlJCAN'T Sll?l,000. Prln onl". hea y enly gar'deo'---------
' . ·. Walk to town & beach BEATTHlS . 494-7739 ~ w/pon!ls, water falla, from drts ocean view pro-i $119,500 -· walkway1 & mote. lrlUat
perty. Both for S178,500. HOW4RD JOHMSOM ILUEiAGOO.H beseen. Emergencrsale RAMCH R!Al TY
" . 55t•2000
CallDoDp. • • 'l~LTY • . Vi~ b71y4 . .!.w0n1e19)'.c.t~~,:OOO.
PtUMI 1465•0. t0cnt t1wy 2 a.<1~ 2 ktti. eom· ........ '..,.,._..... 1-------
497. t7 44 l!)Wltr tennll COUlU aod ny OW11o..1Eit. ' OCIEAMFlOHT ~ . . n I\ 'twos DR. s BA: homes on t';~'~·itart• h~-QOnliguoua lots. CALL
OOOapm r g'i4! W b It' FOR APPT. $580,000. , . nrne een e
loc. 3bt Qt 2 &· en, 2lia, WS'X.L•.AM
din rm, M•l'Y upgradts. -~~--..,"• 31 Eucalypt~. S59-J318 ~.-..,~ ~--Opn Sa(/Sun'1·6 • } • • fleal 61tqt~· -e,.,..cs' l.10C ..._..
' poctl)'.J>tci11r1! ~ f.•te.
BREATHTAICIN4a • $149.~ " '
OCH&' .'
C:OAsnnci VIEW ..
fhlt S~<;IOUS new ~
sq.fl custom blU1ome11at
Parkside llvlne 1w can
easily watt ~ a pmate
parJc " poof', from this rpactoua & cheerl&ll a 81'.
2 BAtownhome. SM.500. DOLl'ltlH ._,_~
C4lll :ff Mitt
•AMC)M
IYOWN
,~. •~-. 220014· n 1 ... cisrl...._.. to•t faq11 ma • frml --·~ • ,,.._ •• rm. 11«aut. ptualt .......... ••••••••••••••
Camel rp_t. U1ruout. IAS~
mk h'9 co'1)'. Prin. FIX C11ll7.UO.~
By appointment only 640-5971 '
IY OWM -SIOl.000 ,.__..-_ __ __., ___ ,Brin• 1our paint II
Owner mwt re*•••· a T.t..C. for thll blrae= 5 BR ·---IJlll•ll!!!~==l!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!i!!!!! BR, fam-rm. Cbo1u pricedtoeell. tocaUon.hlSb dowGkn LC. TAYLOI CO. "9.,.,t•ach 10'91New.ortliach 41069
Sl.lll tune to pick erpt • tlS..OlSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
floorh\f. Fann. phue --------i ======:=11-=-==~~====== ~ce. 1125.000. 1'7o.ooTJ
--IS1·111l MEWPoirs llST :I Jl1 Owner. Executive
laome. 4 BR. Ca m-rm.
CC>UnlrY lutcb • cust. bit
•BQ Iii patio. Lake
Forest's moat exchalve
SCHOOL BELLS SOON
Great f•mlly hm, 3 BR, encl lanai, hu&e 3 car pr, 5 ~n lo all schbl lo
Npt. Hta. Reduced le
$144,500. Open Aug. 17th,
l8l.h, 20th, 21.st. at 3000
Clay St.
./Xlnt Location "' t;arge Bedrooms
./Pool & Jacuzzi ~Only $164,900 •
can Cleo al 543.2739
Unlted 'Srokers 646·'t414
• commuaity ln the woods.
-i>estaners own home. itompletely decorated, •..tr cond." landscaped.,_ ... ._ _____ .,
OPS. S~T & SUHDAY 1-5 PM
~ ~ 1539 CUMIEILAMD LAME
stet,ooo. 110.0011 or a3Hua REAL ESTATE ***•UNITED IROIEAS
MSSiCIRYi.to I067 CreaUve & prof. co will J°"' CARff, GIU 646·7414
••••••••••••••••••••••• 5000 be Qpetllng ore's ln ________ 1 Npt. Bch It. C.M. arellli. ==~============:e.
OPIH HOUSE ~! :av: ro~n~ngse r;~ M.wporf leach' I 06'1tWWDOrt leach I 069
21372 Via Chirtpa 1alespersona & m/rs who ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••t'h•n•u•••••n••••
'Vacant, tmmed. pos. are interested in a ~~__..r-~~
Comer, sal level 3 br, 2 career. Apply by calling Pc L & 0 'U -ba, fam. rm. Patio. forinterview. -• cean r:-1/J
Jh'and new cpt. & new 63 I ·0400 _.. ~
~~~r~·L~~:~~· walk t ~~~~~~ 2708 Cliff Dr., Newport Beacb
LACASARLTY 121ZPEMIROICE niquely comfortable NewpOft h gts custom 38r,
' (811111uunpsOQ !Utrl IC you know Newport's 2Bo hol')'le. Expansive view of pork, boy & ocean
495-1870 Eves 581-6927 Westctiff area, you· 11 agree a best buy ln 3 br, from liv rm, dining rm & kitchen. Lg polided &
-----------•family home. Orig. lndscpd yd vi~ible from all rms through floor to
MADRID 671 owner asking $139,500. ceiling gloss. Features: Motlern k11chen, frp)c. 5
BY owner. 4 br Casa Open Sat & Sun 10-4>. Agt, ca-on property parking, f14!H1 cpts tlw11C>Ut, l blks
'S a r g a . Spec t .. un· &$2-0758 fromN.h.Bemschl. obstructed mountain &·1---------i ::~ ~..:e~uia:e~lkr!~ l IEDIOOMS, 2 bath OPEN SAJ /SUN 12·5
center. Pror. lndscpd, Tow8o ... ill be.•ut BY OWNER 6421248 $215 OOO beaut. decor wiall up. Eastbluff. Clou to • ' •
· grades. Aft 6 wkdays pooL One f th H ·
&TT-82SO bu1S•tt.ornar:et s ~~
lnlaw quarte rs + Jbr day at S 115,0l>O. Try l'Wwpart hacll I OH,Mtttpoe't leach I OH Qeane Home. Mission 100/o dowa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
=·s~~f:cial Price. Wortd Wi• lrokers .
673-4545
MISSION VIEJO'S
N0.1 REALTY FIRM
SEE AMERICA'S MOST
SUCCESSFUL NEW
COMMUNITY
UHIELIEVAILE
.~.
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OPEN SAT/SUH
1-5
IY OWMH
SPYGLASS
TRADEWIMDS
The best front row view of oct;an.
Harbor & li ghts. 4 BR home w:famUy
room & dining room. BE!autiful J>OOl &
spa w,'Spanish tile decks.
$277,000
BAYCREST
1739 Tradewlnds Lane
4 BR, 2 BA, sep. master
11uite, gourmet kitchen.
low maint. rear yard
w/sparkling heated pool. Owner anxiou s, 6~459 640.0127·
purcha s ed a no'the r ""'==::i:============= home. Fast escrow. =
Nl'/.1PnRl CfNTl~
Rll\IT'!' r,ti.,.1 l.'~l}
•
MEwPORT tt•tG~S
Architect designed. 3 BR. 2 BA. ready
to move-in. Beautitul garden wjhuge
trees. One block to Cliff Drive.
$149,900.
. .
IUSIHESS O;PPORTUHITT
-Sai111HJ Club '" Hewport Harbor.
EsWlllMd busilln• with .,..... loc:crtion.
Price (llducles 5 Cal 2S'a. I Cal 21. I•
cnclble lur'l"OUftdln9 and woning concl· 11-...s•zo.ooo. ·
.... 497-2489 sO'tinf LAGUNA
LAGUNA NIO~L
-499-4551 4$S· 1128
DANA
POINT
493-8812
-
5 ICRES
O t &.re.-Ile rou'v~
nevef seed co.er this aentle rotlinJ s -acre p~I on gaved roads.
AU •tJllties a•aiU Terms.
BKR. i~t:-=
14ACREs
View par~ Ii reatdence.
No. S.D. Cou"ty, on
OPEH SUM. 1·5 IOIO pavement " water.
1859 Pt. MC11"9ate Z on e d 2 '1\ a c res .
1 IMMEO. OCCUPANCY SP~ISM l IDIM SlB0,000 .• S2S,OOO. down.
• "School time'' is almost $~9 900 < 1 1 4 .> 7 ~ 1 • ( 8 2 7 •
I
' here! Come see this Red tile r~r. Spanish (714149!·300Seves.
warm feelln
1
gd4 bdrm., 2 fireplace. Sunny kitchen. AP..ia IH•llh
ba .• forma inlng rm .. Dine area too! Wall or forsale 1300
1 Cam. ru;i .; ·2 patios , decorator mfrrors . •••••••• .. ••••••••P• .. • ~~~View HJtls home. Decoc'alor touch thruout. Nu 4 Plelt. Dana Ast.. All 2
n •'CHll!AL£ Roar.as Greenbelt.a, play1round br, patios. frplc.122$,000.
ftA ~ 11:1' & community ppol too! ~ Depr. Bkr. 8'2-0556
REALTOll 675-2373 Only$59,900forthisspec· or840-1441
tacular townhome. Call --..... ._--_.-. ---now752·1'700 leoct. rroplny I lSO 1-----.... ---1 °""'''·~··r s l~fODINIC/1
••••••••••••••••••••••• THE ·aLn·Ff~ ··~OCEAN lO't I :u '1 Last O( .fts ltlnd. Fan· · I l BR·2 IATHS ttsUc 11Vhit.e ~blue water Hewport ~ac~ I 06.9 IMdl I 069 slMGlE UV& view. 200' to bcb. C9aslal ······~····~·· •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHLY $1 lS .• OOG 1•c1 a•Y approv~ P\aN (~ dplx
.UY Rl'-HT' "' "' w/l. IUli• ha~6i "" br, 3 w • Totally redec<n-ated. all Jn N~ Harbor High ba. 2D<I' It hu "'I. Newport Heights de· OP84 SUH. I ·6 I new thruoul. Great 16ca· S h 1 d.i t . t Ub fa "1ast
llglltr 3 Bdrms., 2 baths 1961 SAN .. UHO tiOn! Y_our best Bluffs op· co:NERs [16-f ~nit: ::•~k~~~J:t.!
+family rm. A mere S Bdrms., 2 baths. Va· portwuty. room for camper AND Play& in San Clem. 1109.~. CJL!l1&anxjou.s ! boat In your fenced S8S,OOO-all cash. Flnn. 30 backyard, you'll find a D~ escrow. Owner Dick ~ massive 2 story. 4 Johnson. t>ays 'QNl623. 4'!:: ¥ bedroom (two huile Ev~~. ·
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ll1nq l,4(J· ">~f,O Antlime
f .i•,tt,11111 Pt 11 t>ld• I I I I dorm·slie bedrqoms up· D;,. v. ¥U>owx -1~~~~~~~~~1 ~~ ~~1;~~~:~~ ~-· ~ r:-r,oo
I
lltJU. TOR \ ramlly room and formal •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~c.:: I Colldo/Wntdiff tru;g ~m. So MUCH PRIME: .
040·7000 2 Bedrm. 2 bath. all or ll.S, · 'ORAtlGECO.
I~~~~~~~ I adult. Walk to shops. One C. I PROPERn I ol a kind, hurry! 540· llSl .... Quail ~ 4 Plus acres loftted on lli'IPlac• main Orance O>ul')tY Profl!!!0 ti-· st1'ftt. nr. 3 fNleftys.
7S2·'920 X1nt. for strip sbopJ>ing
1400 GUA~st Nl~T •tM:M oebter ~ troe•tY •tore.
-¥~ HERITAGE
REALTORS
Both des~~ needed 1Jl area. fl00,000.
2V2ACRES
Over 300 ft;. fronta&e, •
near ~ me clly
mall " Ma'IJ 4euity area. $500,000. : ,.........°"".
EVIRS&ASSOC
1300 99llil stntet
mtht I 090 Suite I 05 H.I.
·:·················,.. . t7 I 4J 833-0200
1------1 REDUCED · · ·.1 · OP~ SUH 12·5 POOL HOMI!. CoilckMmhd••lT•Wll• .. • houMtfor .. 1700
12 l 9 Via Le Jolla ...... w $f l,OOO. ..•••••••••••••••••n•• Panoramic nv Walk up to tb.b North -7 ILUFFS Whitewater View Tustin 3 bedroom honie 3 Br a 8-'.'wtthllteplace.
Lovely 4Br, .2Ba, fam and enter the comfort.a· er¥I, UJ¥t.Aail)(.Pi:an. Va-
rm, poc>l ,si?,e iot, ocean ble family room. Tbls con\. Available now J
view frc>nt every r!J> ln winter be prepared to $107 ,900, ot Vista
house, one of S.C's fiilest anug~e in front of yout suerte Open Oaily
areas. Newly 1>;1inted ~P choi'ce or twQ co.zy · •:1
& out. Owner will help fireplaces and you ~n ~..,....,..........,_....;....----• finance. $159,~. Bob enjoy the beautiful
POOL imoled.iately. Bel·
ter hurry .on UU. ooe.
Call rqr appt.
HUDSON SAY
REAL TY, L TO.
•TRJ.PLD* ________ ... Pride of ownerslup. only
IHYESTMEMT
OHITS
2 years old ! Spac11011S 3
bedroom, 2 bath ow1u!r's
GOLF COURSE
FOUR.PLO
Great localion on
Me adowlark Golf
Course. Live in one and
rent the othen. Only 1
year new, a fantastic op-
Porturuty. Submit c.erms.
$227,000.
"SPYGa..ss
DELUxE/PROF
DECOR
4 Br, 3 Ila, Fam Rm, 3
car aar. ~ fplc:'s, micro wave oven, wetbar.
Panoramic view. $900
mo. 1..ellse. Call OnnJe,
Ajenl~·ttl l
675-7390
PRE~TIG~QUS· . COUEGf PA.RIC
UDO~YFIOHT
Brand new. apacioua .<I l>dtm. It den or 3 bdrm .... ~
ba. condo. ~Urit>' bid.I. Lease$800 Mo!• yearly.
IAYalEACH
llALTY 7ff..OIU
Shoreelilfs. quality 2 ~ + ram rm hoJDe. Le
patio & back yard. P.t
bcba. f10Q/mo Jeaae.
Lldo Isle, 2 br, den ~
vlewS800/molse. ·
Lldo I.ale 1 Br & den~
S600/ mo lse.
Udo l11le. 2 Br & den
Sl.200/ma..
WATER Fl\ ONT HOMES
631-1400 -
•
Forlse.38', 2 ba on a 70 n
Jot, like new. ·for inform.
call Jim Berkshire,
tl7S.7900.
BIG CANYON-tennla &
associated
BWP9'.(W1 • ..,~/\1. f11i.~
: '• /'ti ...... ... ,,,
pool, brand new 2 bedrm,1---------1
~bath Condo wllh view of 1 Bedroom with fireplace.
the aolf coune. 1 or 2 yr Garaae. S4!50/mo.
lease. Price-let.a hag· Call Agnt. 631-1400
1•2•S OOMUHm .... ,,, .....
UMtqul ANO DaAMATIC ft.OOI PLA"S
Custom desi1Ded with exc:epUonally
Jar/e rooms. ·dramatic entry waya. an luxurious amenities throughout.
Located on
HARBOR BLUFFS CIRCLE
(Near Bol1a Chica and Warner>
HUNTINGTON BEACH
846-1328 or 840-1123
2.ROOM +DEM ..,., .. ~c-...1r..-c ... MC ..... RI lffl I•• , ......... ..... tw•• Occ .. •sy
gle! Call the Chapmans. •L Barrett.Realty 8'2-S!QO. Ocean 'Ai biA, 3 Br, 2 Bit, Cotta MeH 3124 ____ _..,.;... ____ , r1111y equtred. D/W_. c.r ...... Mcr U12 ..... ,. ................. ~
3 llDlOOMS $425 frplc, Aval Sept-June, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •
2 sty twnbJe w/frplc, pvt yrly. Open: 10-2:30 Wed·l•-------•I
patio, bltn kltchenl SaL 125 39lh St. or Call
beamed ceilings, enc 630-3897 ----------1 g a r + c a r P 0 r l • OCEANFRONT, winter wsh~/dryr/rerrig, com· rental, 2 Br 2 Ba. lndry
mun1ty pool & 15 acre rm avl Sept. 7 648·2830 meadow. 557-~770 ext 55 ' . CORONA DEL MAR
day 1 • 4 9 4 · 0 3 2 1 2 BR, 2 Ba, stone frplc, 2 Br Townhouse, frplc,
•
2 BR 1Dt. 1 ba, patlo.
lndrl. (~··· $235. lit • IH(, $100 dep, 711
Shalimar, Al>\. 4 8'2-1117
ur. Ula. near Baell ~ far, 1o1feourte vu, mo., oodois, 541·'70U
NEW 2 br,. 11r. D/W.
eves/wknds rum or unlum. Yearly. Pool, tennis. Some ocean
3 Br 2 Ba View 1 Day (%13)937-0321 ext. & Catalina views. Close1..---------.1
house fr b.C:Ch.°S475 yriy. 325. Eves <213)7'3-6S89 to shopping & fine beach. lNo" Oronge CotnY'S
673-Ul84, 106 OU ve St. LJ oo 2Br, 1 Ba, Un ens. 644-2611 most beaulN apartment
dishes lncld. Avail Sept1---------11 convnunlles.Armmg
Saft Cla•nt• 327 I. WntrS350. 642.eKM. 2 Br, view, frplc. crpts, selllngwlhOeoms.
•••••••••••••••••••••• Winter S2SO, yrly S27S. Bal st v. Xlnt. Adlts. no pets. watllfols. and moje911c
Lovely sngl sty 3 Br 2 Ba Penn. Completely furn'd $390. Open 1·5PM 322-8 l'eJS. f.eoturtng pools.
ocean view. S475 mo. lbr apts. Parking. HehotropeAve. Joct.IZZt.,auno.blllords.
493-7602; 496-l704 645-2042,646-6238 3Br. 1Ba, sun deck, ondexctllng~bhouse
)fir a Costa Homes. 3 Br Oceanfront winter rental. garage, no peta, $395 mo. vMl social events. Tennis,
Ba Twnhse. S42S mo. 3 Br, 2 Ba, 2 car gar. Avail Sept 1. 6?3·9000 gym,ondvoleybolat
<TI4>492·7210or831·3830 Washer/Dryer. Families days ask for Dack or The\llloge.MOf8of s.. J.... only. '425/mo. Avail Sept Craig evervf*1gyou'relook;,g
· c•str.o 327 10. 1·535-0343/675-2647 Close to beach. 2br, l 'Aiba, fOf. Fumlufl Is owlable.
~·•••••••••••••••••••••0ceantront '3 BR, 2 Ba, liv.rm.bttns,newcrpl& QneondlWoBedroom
Lovely 4 br, 2 ba, lplc, frplc, '900. mo. Sept. -drpl. pool. 968-602S Mui l.Mrlg.
OW, epts, drps, kids/pet June. or S825. yrly. PRIV ... CY ,..... -900!06:00 · OK. good area. S4SO. 996-6'7!16 "" vu"'es ...,..... : · · 963-4561, Agent, no fee. and seclusion. extra nice Now Jenllng. --.....-.-""-----!West Newport winter ren· 2 br, 2 ba. all built-Ins, '"------.----1·---------
Charmlng 2 br. 1"' ba tal avail. Sepl. 15. 2 open beams, covered
ho m e , r p l c , D W • bdrm. Right across Crom parkine. Pvt. beach ac·
cpls,drpa. nice beach. Ocean view. cest. $450. unfurn. $500.
neiabborhood, sats. 642-4419 fttrn.Openaftemoon.s.
96MS67, Agent, no fee. 417 Mo,.111 CmyOR 1 Bdrm Bcb front Apts,1-----;;;;.__....__ .Sallta... 3210 S2SO.· $27S/mo. Utll incl. 3 Br, 2 be. 422 Larkspur, ....... _ .. __ ... ._ 87$-3924,m..atn CdlL Open house Sat. &
.-.350 mo. 3br, lb... &ml.0-5 Children • peu OK. 1 bdrm stadlo/lon apt.1..;:.::::.:~-.-----11
548·7751 dys. 557.7 Wilk to beach &c bay. rrench doors lead rrom =======;.;..__--• Frpl, sunken tub. washer patio to immac lbr apt --------1 .,,,,.... crptitt drps. $325.
pool, fam rm, fplc, 2 ur
gar., Youn& child~/· mo.
pets OK. Lle~.1338 S. --------• Mainoll9, nr Edln1er. Winter rental lie 1 Br,
Can be seen Sat/Sun 12·•· 1325. River Ave. ~ or67~5141 •~-------~ ~BR. 2 BA, ram no, fplc,•---------:1
rN1, drps, cl'J)U, kids/pet OCEANFAONT. neat 2 Br •
OK. Nice area. $425. w/1ar. Adlt.., ~ peb. c:.t.M"• 3124
963-4561 A1ent. no fee. S33S mo. Winwr. C'B-&t70 ••••••••••• •••••••• • • ••
' 'Seal lech 3214 S......., Follholow V1lep
I ....................... c.,h"-3771 ~!~~~er-~~
.:i Br, frplc, 1ar. 2 blka .......... ••••••••••••• ... ~mew/frpl
from bch. $400/mo. ca'll 2Br Condo. completely •L&epatlolceoc.1ara1e
213-5'16-91187 fum. pool. S3?.5 mo. •Multi, ch11418 •over 3291 ___ ._-845_7 __ -i_.!=:::.=::!.:::.::==.:.=~
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FOUND: Poodle. sm. Drinkinx problem?
fem. Vic. Fountain Call Alcohol Helpline
Valley .963-3976 24 hrs a day 835-3830
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for C'lr SlOl •9"11
CCllllrol, for Cll flO;
1967 COR VAJR body
parts. doors $25, truck
lid $20; rront, rear glass
$2Q each, other parts
avatlable $5425. 842-2076,
FRIGIDAIRE, apt. .me,
$25; automatic washer
S25. Admlr1'1 BW
portable TV S2S 1145~
Civic Center Dr., Santa
Anu. 541-2703. Saturday
afternoon only or phone
first or next week.
SCHWINN Stingray $2S;
Scbwlnn V.•r.sity, 10
speed, $25 842-7917.
PING-PONG table walh
playback feature and all
accessones $25: 8' couch,
earthtoneli, clean und
usuable. $25; s· dark
wood coffe~ l~ble SB.
963-4951.
1 CHEV Von parts ~
Cragurs with tires, S2S
c each; map SlS each;
two l.:J0.15, almost new,
S20each; &rilleS20; fender
~ set Sl3; two seats $5
A~UMINUM wlnd(>w1,
8"X1S" roll out camper
type ~ each; 12 1tryo
foam sheets ~"X141"X&',
JlO; telephones 13 and
SlO; girls 26'' bike SlO;
Diesel truck air horn SlO.
968-3821.
MO'.fORCYCLE lire, new
3:>0X19, SS ; he lmet.,
medium like new SlO;
power stroke oil Sl a can,
blah pOint Qil SJ o can;
chrome lugga~e rack,
new SlO; Yama a 125 or
175 forks, new S20:
Preston petty fe11ders, new sa. 968-3lt2l.
GOLF car gu powered
S2S; Cushman electric
truck motor l~H.P. 36 volt 125. •·3821
BUESCHER Elkhart
trumpet $25. 968-0147.
VOU.EY ball net poles,
indoor OT' outdOOT $20;
Blade and Dtcht dou.ble
ed .. hedie eUppen ¥4"
blades $20; lumber •art three wt>Hl $20· F~rd
dual point dlstrlbutoc,
for bis block tJO; '8''XJG" round plant.er
POt" $10 and $1: '5$ ~ hut> ea.-Slt} 168 F~ LTD b.um,er ack
Sl0.9Gl·3162.
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JJ ---Att br•nCh ofUHS
Sellen Oak Ktleben C.bl.Det.. Circa ltlS. ~.
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• LAGUNA l&~CM ............. n • 11 .. Otenfteyre St.
• COSTA M~SA ......... "' .......... ~so Weat •• ,
• NUNTINGTON IEACH •........•.. 17175 ... ~h llwd •
• IADOLllACK VALL.EY25201 LaPu Rd .• Laguna Hitt•
ComJ>&" wilb awap m9'!l
prlcea. American a.
EuropeaD al\Uquts• . Q>mp n11tored. M1tr. Ch&., 8oC A 4r. layaway.
Freeland's Pre·AnUque.
lt" QUAZAR color TV MECHANICS toots 10c-S$. BEAtrrlFUL new broil NEW double 8' Uoures· 864 W. l.9t.'1, C.M. &U-1331
wor'ka poorl)' U5. Startlnl run SU. Allen afld tos rotisserie cen&. Uihll, sUJI In box Antique • paster bed,
MS.UBI RPM-Dwell tester S2S. I' a r be rw a r ~ S2 S. $20. H' wood flablng cbesLs tbls refng twln
Preclalon machlnlst UnU5ualexcellentandet-\>oat, needa work SU. beds ·~cues 'mlse
CBrad1oS2$.842·3878. tools U -Us. Pipe fective f'lrmlioe eledrlc B•bY chqtnc table SS. Sat 9-2 213S M~ners
wrenchea S4-$7, Meat exerciser table $12. Saturday momin1 only. Ave N 8
BAR stools, two S2S each. arlnder SlO. Blt)'clei Pachlnlto SlS. Silex etec· 751-141rl --· -· -·-----
Dining chairs four, SlO. '5-$7. 6" micrometer $25. tric slicer and shredder Antique Duncan·Pbyre ta·
Matching table lamps a·· Veroter Sl2 In· i~. Electric scalp ROYALtypew~~!ar,typcs ble&4cbah'11.0ldt.rllnk.
515. Canvu oil palntin1 dicatOf"I Sls.!25. """·"11" maauger S3. Larae w•U S10. Wvvuen •"X· library table & couch It
$2$. Surfboard 1·r as. drJll chuc~ t. Sai,itiJT. framedpictures-4& EJec-ta\s.L loo ladder. 16' SlS. matchin& ch•lr~S36-M.34
Blrcb coffee table 125. day &Sunday, 121 K. Bay trlc [Olldue ~. Unusual awn Fertilizer and ara.ss
Garrard turntable S25. tB,945-8056 framed and ll1hted nsh aeed spreader, aood MAGNIFICENT Solld
VW fenders s10 each. aod shells ln resin ~. model 18. 648-4359 Eng. Oak C~lc rQantel.
631-0Z'l3 Pt..'f:2ia~:~'::!· s!~~~ W~men·s clothes Sl·~. NEW O'Neil short JOhn ~terpJ~ $2700 .
MATCHING chairs, off. FlrebrickslSCeach. Red s 1 1 e 1 0 : 1 2 · wetsuit, medium. Cost---------white $25, will sell brick halves lOc eaeh. Newport WestdifC area. S37 95. now $20. 9161 .... mte:H 1010
separately. Bo" sprin,s, 3JC12 treated bulkhead 548-44l3 Crawford Cir, near •••••••••••••••••••••••
sin&le and double $10 Umbers 6SC ~r fL 014 PICKLING crocki JO M.,-noha and Adams, Wuhers, dryers. Clean
Single headboard. frame railroad ties $4 each. gal-2 gal $10-125. Osler Huntington Beach late models. SU)()! 1 yr
SlO. Dishes, &lasses, Five callon glass bottles professional style hair 30" METAL Ct I k guar. Fre~ delivery
lOc·Sl. Odors S2.50. Wut· S4 each. Clay nower pots dryer S20. Rival electric f'I S7 S an t 0 oc l 111 Mstr Chg. Will also buy
dows $3. Larae sheet 2Sc-Sl 5'8·C681. Costa meat slicer S20 Mr. Cof· 1 e · ~ yt>ewn er 6¥-2840.
fee double switch, oo pot !!!~with rollers S7 · ---------
IN bed frames sa eacb.
Twin m~ttrea box spr-
ln&s SlC> each. Twin cup·
board eadboards $111
each. Electric bacon
cook• new 13. Bathroom
•cale S?. Chafins dish 12.
.,.,,..._,.. FRGHT DAMAGED SlO. Foldina garment ---------H<YI'POINT SALE. 3308
bac, near oew S1s. Hand WATER softnencr $25, w. warner nr Harbor.
Ice cream maker S4. Na· cost 1300, runs well Santa Ana. 979-2921
tJOl'lal Geographic books, Chord oraan SlS. Old re-----------not magazines S3 each cords Sl-$9 Easel ~.
olr S2 for 5. 952 Senate, Vacuum S20. Sliderules
CM,otfNational St-S9. TV tablea soc.
CASH PAW
For Wshr1 Dryrs1 Refr1i;
working or not 957-8133
Travel Iron board $3. Flag Sl. Games, books Will buy some appUances.
$l·S9. 546-8464 working or not. Also
We.stfnghouse imperial F.P. Bottom freezer,
paJe yel. SlSO. 673-3781.
WASHER DI.Tat
SUPER DELUXE. looks, runs like new. xlot cond SUS set. 751-4488
GOOD REFllG $7'.
67~2S32
Electric deyerSGO
'42-t612
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Doxie: AKC toy male 212
yr. blk1 brn, neutered
Oute & lovable SSO
646-5607
•• ._ .. •••••••••••••••••• Dining rm lbl, 6 chrs
~(,.1 am u t e f e ma I e. w1 gold velveteen seats, 3
s payed. ,int with lcaves&pads.2yellow,
d11ldren nl.'eds home na'lgahyde swivel cbrs, 2
644·2'160 gm Ginger Jar lamps,
white rm divider & while ---'--------I l-,'1male Bassel Hound. book AKC. tri color. 10 mo. case. fi44·S613 SUper Garage Sale 198'12
old. 586·2766 · Hldeabed Lexington Ln. H.'B. off ---Kood conditioo. sso. ·Adams, nr Brookhurst
Boxer. male, 1·2 yrs old. 642 8469 Gentle. loves kids. Gd -• GAR AGE SALE·
watchdog. 962·0983 8' Couch & loveseat, BAYSHORES Sat Aug
• -Herculon, like new. $250. 20. 2691 Crestview Dr. t h a m p b r e d L a b 631·0223 N.B. Sora, dinette set.
Retriever. male, AKC lamPt1,klngubed.
Rt;g, free to good home Solid Birch tbl, chrs & 548-121 t hutch, $400. Call act 3pm, GARAGE SALE·S~t & -.. ---847-4643. Sun. Dbl oven, fu.nuture,
Hell.II Type, 3 yrs male clothing" toy•. &S7 Town
CQckapoo. C;ill 496-3981 Bedroom Set SSO, lg dark St. C.M.
immediately oak dining tbl, 5 ~bn,1--.. ---,.._-TE--S----1
S75. 536-2719 ~'"' AU Wanted: A 'ood home w / Over m» items, lar1e &
lots of love for my 8 mo. Trundle Bed set, 165 -11 M nred A
old pup. Part Samoyed & Like new. W23i24. ~0vev 'cou~:
Collie. has oil shots. 962-0178 tim.llot>iD&\oopenAnU·
white w i black face II -que Store Oil tttirement.
tail, well mannered, Danish teak din. tbl & 6 No lo11er poulble I
good w/.ki4s. 631-2175 chrs. S32S. "Enoqh ironstone to
833-1S39 eves write a book". RDd oak HELP' Au1tralJan1 German Sl\epberd pups.
963-I .. 52
BID""A BED tbl bull.,. ROOller t.,..,.
&r • cabl.ftet,'"";.--1t1~ chn-, ru11 size ... S'ls. -631..()82'1 adv iteat, p mitlve
LU<iGAGE TAGS
from your business carcl.
Send one card for each
tag plus one spare. We
return permanently ---------• aealed attractive tag &
strap, meeting airline
LD. requirements. Pre-
Friendly Kittens, bt1t•---------1 galore, silver, copper, w /wbt feet, 8 wka. WALNIJTDiningTable& bn.sa,ttwilt,qQJft,llOrne1 ____ ..;....; ____ ,
Housebroken546-5094 I <J\an, Oat ~lctrota, linena, toola. JIOUSE --------• Ollk Desk &Chair. ct900. FOl SALB BY OWNER.
Semi fuzzy black kitty, 67W98'7 1'1811 Webster.t trv. ln ~ersweeks. Culverdale aeaaon. Take 6'4--0006 Dbl walnut bookcase San Diego Frwy to N. 00 Headboard, $.')(), 9' Sofa
Pedigreed a~ed femllle
Weimaraner. 649 Ross, ~.M.6"42·8511
21' MOltGOM Ot
---------•Loaded wllh all new equipment. Sleeps 6
adults in comfort Low
lime on Atomic 4. Geooa.
dinghy, VHF. Owner
aruaous. 673-9211 bkr.
SO.CALJF•s
LAIG!ST
fleet ot "New" Motor
Hqme Retltala. Over 140
1lm modeb to choose
froDl: 18' to a2'.
Insurance included
Dale's RV Reatals, JDc.
(7lf)~
CAL.25 ___ _.:.......:...._-~__. W/Newport Slip woo. RENT Flreball M.H 23' 642-0085 sell-cont, plus stereo &
CB. Slps 6. 64H283
12' Kile ----~fast sell. 72 Is~ $250. 673-6559 21' Mint Yotorhome. ·----------·Dodge V-8, auto, P/S. 6' RANGER. race P/B, stereo, roof air
equip'd, 4 North sails, cond. slpg 6, full)' self·
new spinnaker & Genoa. cont. Top c:obd.(210FKX>
VHF, Dana Pt 8Up. Best Salepricedat*'995.
'7f 8 DCM'Gdo
20' Mini Motorbome,
Dodae V-8, auto, P/S,
P/B. atereo, air dash air
cond, fully setr.
coo\.(914FNC) Sale
priced at $6495.
72WJ•11b190
22' Motorhome. sips 6,
Dodge V-8, auto, PJS,
PIB. cruise control, i:en,
rooC air, rack & ladder,
awe. ras tanJt, TV anten-
na, hitch, spare Ure.
Loaded. Ooly 26,000
mlles. ( See this one! >
<499STS) Sale priced at
Sl0,995.
REGENCY MOTOR
HOME RENT~
92:5N. Harbor Blvd. S.A
lS'CENTURION '69 SHASTA 17W. self· ,77 'th ,77 C 1 1 cont. Extras. Gd cond. wi , ompet t ve Below blue. uzoo.
NEW HITACH D·~ trail~. 7<>-426 Chry~ler 673-76l5
Stereo cassette deck, list ---------1 Herru engine. Jaguzz1 jet ---------
$449. Atlantic Music's '26' KANTOLA Trimaran. pump. Honest 70MPG DODGE Pride & Joy, 22·
priceS2A7. Head, galley, O/B, VHF, boat. Sells new for over motor home lmmac &
ATLANTIC MUSIC life lines, mooring cvr. Sl2.000-selling S8999. loaded. as,500 ml, $9,000.
445 E.17th C.M. Poly paint. speedo_. Perl gall 558·8000 ask for 548-aNor6'15-2000.
cond. S7500fofr (iocl . ary. · '78 OVERLAND 26' Mint. ~ ~~p)Must sell HYDltOPLANE-3 point Auto, P/S, P/B dub &
. _ • ~ . Elass "B" outboilrdStOO. root A/C. Rade: awn•g., .J --.--------1 ERICSON 17' Inboard. s.8-281.a pod, TV ant. chtaUanb ~
Loaded, xlnl cond. Slip in T .1 r • . b batt 's. Full btUt, many Dana Pt.1·528-1758 rai er or lu oat. xtras. Lo mi Slps 6
------------------• WUlch-roUers, quick sale Sl3 900 "'~s· 1200 .: Satellite 14, fiberglas bull, S200i0fr. 6'13-$)37• S&i.s88 · ... · -
9030
ENGINE SALE I
225 HP V8 Chris. $900.
3lt Onan 110 v, "50.
mabog. trim, 4 HP • Evlnrude & trlr. Xlnt 1912 25 WELLCRAFT "7P'Dlplomatl3,000ml.All
cond. $1,095. Daya: No":a w/twin l88 Mere. xtras. Beautiful cond. m.2291 Eves.543-980l 110 s. W/trlr. Always tn Sl.8,500. P/.P963-l.242 _..._ ___ __, . .----1 fresh wtr. S8,800. PP . ...;.......:--~__;.;..:...:::;.;.,;:;. __
27' Double ender. 10 HP 67s.6'7119 aft 6PM 112 W'mnle 20' alot cood.
auxiliary. Classic rolk air, ten, many xtras.
boat. XlJlt C01ld. w/slip. T~ S87SO. s.G-1542: 5464460.
M000/-0fr' 615-iaU dya, ••-••• .. •••••••••••• 1972 ,.. H F' w· 900-3380evs. Cca..-rt. Saile/ IQ. • our mds. a±t· 9120 Dodge cbasls, 20', auto ... trana, PS, PB, ~ruise
Bil~ MAXEY
TOYOTA
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RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLH·MlRCURY Must sell, m~ving. '73
Dabun PU, cmpr shell &
boot. Nu Ure-., pnt, 130.7000 clutc:b, brks. uphot. _________ .....__,
Maay xtras. $2800/oft. 76 CHEV
534-4,10 evs, 675·1217 1eav.e meua1e I.UV PU ----;:;_----c 4 tpd, stereo, camper
1967 J~pster, V6, auto, shell, 5,000 low mUes. Lie
air, cream puff. $2800 or DAS MLI
bstorr. 7~1-tso3 $1995
BARWICK OATSUH
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Wgi:a.• very clean, OB + Clean "l2\.\ Dataun P.U. CHEVROLET nulio, runs geat. $4100. Must U See to 2J!Q.&Harbor Blvd, '15-2170 5'0-~Muce. apprec. COOI'A MF.SA 1972 2002 546-1200 Automatic with air cond.
• •75 JHP 'M Ford ~ ton w/aheu.1---------• 0 n e ow o er c a r.
'V-8, Hardtop, (006499) Clean&reliable.lat$900. WEPAYTOPDOLLAR <121Fl'Q).
Big tJr~ spoke wheela. Take:I. 8'7·5997 FOR TOP USED CARS --Power steering, 2 yr. FQREJGN, DOMESTIC 1972 2002tll
24,000 mile warranty '14 Ford Couri..--Clmpr orCLAsslCS 4 speed, air cond., atereo
available aheU, boot, heavy HD Ir your car ls extra clean ca as e lt e It mag 1. Sl9tt b"cnpe.r, new Urea, seeu,,fint. (627FGX>. Cora.AHD Jm tr.it-. AM/FM cua, Jo IAUER IUICK
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Super cond.. bas ever· new tan interior. reblt.
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BJ I 1748 ·19} I 704
ytblng. (lMRDV>. 280Seng,. new tires. new
S•J.900 blk paint. MUST SELL.
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1974JEHSEH -~~1 .. ::und ~Dd.
HEALEY • 5 s Pe e d A M I F 72 Mercedes Benz 280811;
casaet\e, radials, bo~ cognac white-int, llUl)er
tops &sharp! Only lS.OOO dean. xlnt cqnd. 60,000 miles. (678RFA). mi. orif. owner. 546-8900
Sale Priced.$5230 ,_or_S27_·_Z'l!i11 ____ _
MIRACJ,.I MAZDA '65190, 4-door. sunroof, re-
'"-H bo Bl d c M al clean. $1695. 645-1425 "wv ar r v .. . • orfWf.91B4 645-5700 ,, ________ ,;
•7~ J.._.5 ...., HR.& 'EY 'Tl MB, ~ Diesel, lu
.. V" a. ..,... economy: sun roof 700
Conv. (481KZR) Must Autobabnmi,Sl6,700.PP see t.o appreciate. 2 yr. 646-6434
24000 mile warranty•----------available MBZ 280 SEI.
$4999 FU Uy equipped t~
COPEL.AMO JHP $SOOO 548-66:µ
2001 E. 1st SA 558·8000 12 Ml 350 SL
llaP'llll:11111Ghla 9735 Both tops, super condi· tion. Ser.1200153.
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&2Maocbeater.
Buena Park
1a:1-12so
On the Sant.a Ana FwJ .
lf74 Ml% 450SE
Automatic, AM/PM
stereo, eruii• eOlltrol, pwr. \findows & low miles. (6'3LRE).
OftLY $13,ttS
Ml~SION Vlf.0 IMf'CIHS . '• ··-
!IJ I 1748 .J QS 170~
$12,998
MOTORCARS
D'EllGAHC:E
626W17th SA 547-9250
'15 MIZ 450SL
Wilb metallic paint.
stereo &t: is luitury
equipped. I.n showroom
condition. (447MX?<(>.
Priced to sell or lease.
MIHION VlfJO IMPORr~ .. ' '• .... ... . .... .. , ...... .
83 I· 1148 495 170.J
WEST
GERMAN
IMPORTS
12 Mere BenE 350 SL ·
roadst.er068GlB Sl0,990
73Porache911T Cpe
9W09 ............ S7995
73JagXJ12 (36042) $6995
ALFA'S, FERRARI'!$,
' MG's
Many more sports cars
in stock
548-1186 .. :t
1972Ml%250
COUPE. Luxury,
equipped with low mUw.
& ls In excellent condi-
tion. (689GWGl. GOQd ,
select.ion ol other M.BZ$ ,
in stock.
MIHION VlfJO INPORrS . . . . . . ~ ........
8 :JI I J 4 IJ 4 9 5 I I 04
'B6 25(6E cpe. Auto. snrf.·
stereo. hnmac. Bsl ofr
thiswlmd. 675-7545
9742 .......................
'76MGM'91f. I
Gold, verf clean. AM/PM Stereo. (586RT0) May lease or 1 buy,senslblepmta. ,
'.tl;'fl ·' • •
ut~~~-=; ---
RJDAY·SATUIDAY·SUMDAY
AUGUST I f·Z0-2 t
2 YEAR OR 24,000
MILE SERVICE
CONTIACT AV AR.AILE•
LOOK~~~~
s71 ooWM • 571 ...
MOWTH
1961 IUICI< SkYLARJC f'--"''"'°"' tow,,,,.,. (>tSl'O•ll
1966 OLDS CUTUSS
_,._. -IMtn low tow""'" ISUOe.121
SellrnQ ot1C:. >1 11 o00 ol\A IS4 I ... & S3 l>oe-APR •a 18 4'I 24 mc)l1lt>1v pr;,,,.,,ta on llll>fO'<l«I c.-
TOT AL PRICI-$ I 77 5
sss DOWN-$85 M~
1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT
CUSTOM 1J5GXIJ
1972 CHEVY MALllU
-.., cond 193tl!'.1J'I
.1972 AMC SPORT AIOUT Aulemlloc:,...nw_.., l241FGI~
1973 FORD PINTO
• .-woln ., colld I 1 73.INJJ
1973 VW SUPER IUG
Sell.r"l pnce •I 12000 plu> 1120 '""' & 13 '-APR
• 11114 30 -"'' PA1men11 o•uoc•OW«I Cf9Clol
TOTAL PRICf..$2635
From 52555
·•73 CH!VY MOVA
ll .. ft"9 & bflll•et l>IUI tor V8 &ll\Om&\IQ O•" s2555·
cOnd (5271-iERJ
''16 CHEVY CHEVETTE
11 000 ,,..,.,. ll341'C0l 4 •OHd rld•O & only s2555
• '7 4 MUST •MG GHI•
,.,. ... ( 19llJl'O) Au!Omlloc ,,..,.. ..... ,. -s2s88
From 53333
··73 COMTIHEMTAL COUPE
!~c.: -~"'· s3333
··75 CADILLAC S&OAH DEVILLE
In •btotutel1 riaw ••• $ 666 • c<><>4"-: fil'fl2PCO>. • 6
'75 CADILLAC FTWD. IRGHM. AIOOW~tn.-nv• ~1-3-35-
CLOSlO SUNOA'l'S
COMCAMMON1S
HORSELESS
STABLES * PEUGEOT * Brokers or fme contem-
All models now available porary
including604S & Diesels. ROLLS ROYCE
BEACH IMPORTS 8~~1;,tf.!. 843 DOVE S'J'ltEET tNear MacA~ur Blvd. 2711 E. Cowsl Hwy
&Jamboree Road I t7i 4i 875-0930
NEWPORT BEACH · Saab '9160 752-0900 ••••••••.•••••••••••••••
Porsche. 9750 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Porsche 914 1.8 litre. Ap· pear group. 15,000 m1.
Maa whig, mint cond.
$Ql)(). (1) 595·4733. _____ ,
1967 PORSCHE
912
Brand new •bocks, runs
stron&.·Dol many left.! <~l.".
Sile Prfced-$5350
MIRACLE MAZOA
2150 HarbOt Blvd., C.M '4S.S700
19'16 Corolla Lif\back, air,
auto trans, radials,
13.000 mi, $3495. 642-5929
'74TOYOTA
Cofolla
• sP"d, -'"' condltklfllno. "" ,S'"" r nf'c~ ,.,. In Ctle i.st of corullilon. A IH uvn. t--
$:1899
Ml~SION VII JO IMPOltl\ .. ' .. . ~ ' . ~.
6Jf.f14d 4\IS 1704
'69 VW Bug. Rblt eng.
New llra1, S nr r.
$1000/bst. Call 963-0605
'18 l\abbit, Brown. sun·
tool & FM sttreo. 24,000. mu.... .ua.44 f.Oft-4""
493-3261
RAY FLAOEBOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY
Ho-1qoo
2600 H.o~w-Blv<l.
C11~1.1 Mc~.1 5-I0·9IOO
lillDAS .. . .
-·-·• XR-7. Blue w/ white .. _ root, loU of exlral. Beat ,
muat HJ. aln' mteh o/fer. ~.1221 1'rii..T;..;..L.''.~1'5 onr.~-Ona . HH J.~
······················· ~ ... ~Illar.. ':JD KlMI":.' Wp. x1m 4 Cbal, PS, PB, AC. '-'Cl\I ~
-.SllO AM/FM. VI, vl4 top, hke 2600 H.11 hor 01 .. J . new. 3'11d, '29$0. 'HIJ.11.2t C.:11\tJ Ml.'s.1 S40·~lt.IO "n~ ~ toii P.U. S '12CHARGERS18
Y·I' us. C1tttom 2C abarpcoodtt1on moc1e1.cao....,.u.atter S1l50 MS·J.3&1 &pm. • flare 1958 Monterey,
-• _ ... , ~.a 1 '74 Colt. 4-apd. 2'7,200 mi. ·48,700 m1, orig. cond. ,,_.,,,,.,.r..-uuu. recent y S2000 Makeoffer. 536-4S43
o•erhauled, custom 546-1982
abell.S1495.758-1470 --'11 Mercury Marquis
.. ,...._,., n I '88 Dod1e. 4 dr, PS, AC. PS/PB P/W & seats ....,..., • I cy, new radials, very dependable 4-dr. 1 owner. $1500. ~·runs 1ood492-023e $1625/0(r. 5'0-249r 897-5326wkdys aft 5:30
•10 Cbev. Jilallbu xlnt '77 DODGE 1976 MEAC:UIY
cond. New paint & tires. Cuttom Vans. Carpel, GRAMD MARQUIS
6 Cyl, l'UD8 1reat. Must TVs, Ice boxes, Stereos. Full 1>0wer, factory air
see 6 t\rlve to apprec. etc. Wil1l sell for $200 over cond .. lilt wheel. speed
'1300/bst if 539-4023 invoice. control, AM/FM stereo
"IS NOVA•;:khbacl<: lo :tt;'i ~~~~,:!:::',{.°,°:; mi, clean. • • (516388}7'
751-6879 HOW SU99
73 Chevy Nova 307 va , .. 101.1t>1111tA10U1.tvJ11Ao•8"U
PS, PB, AM/FM stereo: mim2900 •2•~JM•
29,000 mi. Auto. New '69 Dodae Dart. 6 cyl, tires, -&ood cond. $2700. auto, R;H, radial Urea.
548-2867 1795. 751-1462
RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY
830..7000 Chrpler 99 25 Ford 99 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• tt.ataitg
..,5 Cordoba, all pwr, .PHIL ~matlc. AM/Fld, LONG
viJ\yttop.S399S.64S-329J. . FORD
... Newport., 4 dr, Spom
Sedin Full pwr, A/C,
new radial tires, itlnt
cobd. $900. 963·2679
•••••••••••••••••••••••
1'76MJJSTA .. G
GHIA
VB,, pwr. steerin g &
brakes, all' cond., Vinyl
lop, AM /FM stereo &
sunroof. (637NLE). EZ
t.erms-0.A.C. 1 yr. parts
& labor service policy
avail. .Auto Center's C:outlllental 9930 .......................
·7l CONTINENT AL price.is
MARK IV ~~~:.::i:.!c".!:oi..o:~ o~a:.~~99
Silver Ed it ion. Fully -============--l ~ in~luding_ ma '16. Granada 2 Dr, whit AUTO CENTER
wheel•· Only 40,000 W/taddle lltl, AM/FM DIV.-NaberaCadinac miles. Can Lease1 stereo,A/C.S4400ortak 142$BakerSt .. C.M.
Ul67MPS>. overlie atS135 mo. Dis ~blkeastofHarborBl
SADDLUACK ' covery 'Management Co 540-9 I 09
VALLEY IMPORT$ <714)870.1970 ore hrs M:..J•--------1
a31·2040 49$.4949 8:J0.5:30 or eves/wkn '66 AW> 289. 51.000 orig (n4> ~l-6433 . JnU2 ownrs. Xlnt cond. -76_C:_O_HT_l_M_ENT_A_L_, $1800. 831-1548
MARK IV 1972 FORD 'IB Fastback, 42,000 m1,
··moBma"l3,2!Hmlles, -TORJtitO ,autooiatlc. P/S. Xlnt. leather interiot. cruls. VI, automatic, r adio, Mustsee. St700. •'2·5286. cantr91 AMlflll beater le mai wheels.--------• ~~ ... J.141> =r (605.f'AP). EZ teem.& '72 Fastback. Low mi. aeat. ctl.INLY> O.A.C.lyr. patU&la Air, auto, PS I P B . S''... service policy •HU. $2200/bstofr. 673-0444
Amo~spriceis . · 1'i..T-L.-.:.rs 0MLYSl49t '744Cyl.4spd,air,P/8, l·~ MAIRS P/S, V top, AM/FM, 58K, Looks good. runs
C~:..1·11;..;.: All'l'OCEHTElt good.S21!i0.54Ul.U cn;aJuaC m., .·Nabers Cadillac 65 Mustang, Fastback,
?6()(1 H •~ Bl J 1425 Baket St., C..M. t ,,.S p 8 • Jrv-lf' v . ~blJtea.stofHa.rborBJ eng, au o, .-• CmtJ M~·i..1 S40·9H)(J , 540.9I09 AM /FM 8 trk, $700. _______ ___. 213-592-2570; 714-S:tS-7343
7 • .,.-.. .-..Miin.-u '64 Ford wgn, V8, on 66 Mustang, 6 cyl, 3 8 ~ "'"" 11 ~ 1""" owner, 4ependable trans manual trans, Xlnt -cond '~IV $500, Sewe.ll 8"7·5855. SJ0.8225
.1'\111 J>OWet', factory air ~ F.dsel Ran1ei 6 cyl. '67 FASTBACK
Wt whl., 1peect. control, MS485. 552.m
1
5. 1969 D=~e -./bsl ofr, must sell leather, AM/Fn ater ~ ••""
tape, vinyl roof·load 494~(;~ ~cb· · 960·1803
w/extraa! (810!31). OldsmoblM
MOWS497S '70 LTD, xlnt cood. Flra •••••••,••••••••••••••
RAY FLAD£BOE
LI NCOLN MfRCURY
$800. takes ft! 1972 OLDS
988-23M TOR OMA.DO
-
IM THE
IRVINE A~JTO CltHER
~ -0~
~ ' at BAUER BUICK.
lliS IS YOUR
LASI · tHA CEf·
ALL GOOD THIMCi~ SOOMB OR LATER. MUST COME TO AM END.
OUR SA.LI OFRCJAU.Y ENDS THIS SUNDAY AT S P.M: AND WILL IE
MIGHLIGHTED IY THE DIA WINCi AT I P.M. FOR A II.AND NEW 15
FOOT SEA SPRAY CATAMARAN WHICH WE ARE GIVING AWAY
AISOW'rB.Y
NOW OPEN
Colored &ails
Black mesh trampoline
No purchase nec:essary to ~ eliOlbf• to win. Moten on Aog. 21. 1917 st 1 P.M. The Winner Boom vang
wlll be notified by mall promptly thefeatter. Hiking straps • t All entries mutt t»ttrecelved bV August 20. 1977
and rwtt be from • licensed driver. iJ'here will be one prize conslsting of one 16 ft. Sea Spray
Catamaran and trailer. The winnfr will be eel~ from a random drawl~ of '" QUalifled entries. The drawing will teke p&ce at Bauer
Thi• drawing is oP9f\ lo all realdents of..,. U.S. Ratcheting main sheet block
except emptovees and their families of B•uer w d · · Motors. lta afftliates. subsidtaries and advertlllng in ow m mainsail
agencies All taxee If any, and OMV registration Adjustable outhaul, down haul
fees wilt be the 90!• reapon1tbiUty of the winner. Ad}u$table jib cleau
~ -SO, HOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO WIM A REE CATAMARAN
AND TAKE ADY~NTAGE OF QUR 1917 :YEAREND CLEARANCE SALE.
DO IT TODAY. THERE t/AS NEV.ER IEEN ~· BEi llR TIME TO BUY YOUR BUICK. .. .. .
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