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1) The "Tour de Mission Viejo" drew
ehampimn bicycle racers from Mexico, as well
as the L.S. The race attracted thousands o
f viewers and exceptional Icoverage throughou t
California.
2) Action on the gridiron at Mission Viejo
school.
3)OnesecGon of the Mission Viejo
community, as seen from theair.
4) The commwnity has hosted some of the
aation's top pro golten at its Club House and
ehampionshipgolf coune.
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1) Table tennis u a populir sport at the
Recreation Centers.
2)Ynung artists at work .
3)The basketball courts arealways in play .
Mission Viejo Company
(000 omitted 1 1972 1971 1970 .
Operating
ttevenues $60.924 $37,812 $26.834
Operating
Income 5,714 2,256 682
InSeptember~ Philip Morris
Incorporated completed the
acqpisition oU 100r/o of Mission
Viejo Company, a new community,
land detvelopment and home-building
corporation headquartered in
Southern California :Philjp Morris
had assumed operating control in
1970 after negotiating an option to
acquire the company.
Recording its best year in 1972,
Mission Viejo received sales
agreements for 1,920'homes: It sold
1,596 homes in the Mission Viejo
planned community in Orange
County, Cali(ornia ; 178 homes in a
development in Tempe, Arizona,
a suburb of Phoenix, and 146 homes
in Mission Viejo, Colorado„a
suburban community of Denver,
which opened in September .