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Home My WebLink About1975-09-14 - Orange Coast Pilot\ • • .. ' } .Ch11rch l~yi_:ne _Adoptions -ll)DOUGLU nb .......... ...... ....,,..._ Tile le1a1 n•.llJllent• -,, ......,.,lffllolcabilddlatanUlut to two 1rtlJ'9 . famllid the ftlsels~lear U.0,-will not let their eblldrea .!>o taken awa7 witbo\lt a fighl . Tiie~~ .... .Luna and Donald . ~ ,~ . . .. -----..... ~::::=:::: Powell-fiimlll'es btft ~ JQUDOten from a »I....,.,, olJO Ca.m"bodlan thfidrea. The )'Ollllp!«Swtte adopted lilrOll(JI Faml!y•Jllnlou, a Wkllller -._._ U. ._......, ,.....,.... llr ..... IOirtbt lo adoptioa & .. eDCJ"l'OW'beilll ""'4 p-n aaa lbeJ" ilo4 DO' op-odopt. for all&1edly wroa11Y dis· portunltytoeva!UI.""°' -.. • .a,J)Oleallal.rulloa ID llle. crlml•atlnc &1aibsl ~ l'lie luu. 'WW .... to lriaLID ..-.: ,.,._ aid~ • .-.Id oDUllcaatoar.ell(!Oua . lbe Loo Anfoloa C..laty adoptioG remQve .Family llinlslrlts' 'th.plalntllf,Ilr.Jtld>arclScott. court ol Judge ~ E. 01-llllliliorlt7 to place ohllclr..r for attemPle<! to adopt oae of'tbe20 ~y. aOop\Ton . Tb at, Famfly Combodlancblidren.Heclalmobe Tbe Irvine r.mmeo were M!Olstrlea clalm1, could pull the lJLU~clownbec.,..hew!IS ;_(a~1!!}1Dthemulelronu(llt!D~ ~the homea In Dci! -vancelkil'Oiililflih-e _ll<ii_Ohl1· boca ~ ~ '"1llcK l1iey )iaveliien:eced· noquiremomtoftbe&1eney. children fr lil.e ••Ill• They probal!IY ~ be Famill' ~ea claims be plane_loa~ as D\ _,, . ~-·---......:::: -- • But the Issues of lepllty who ball the right to whom -.are (IJ: removed li'om the families' f"!!:«' about tbolr newly fdollt· ft! dND. Both families are In the flnt le1al 1tepo ol adoption. El1b.t•an·month·old Keo Thom•• Powell-once Keo Ch.ant.ha-la the newest member of the Powell household. 1n •ddI~ don to Keo, tho Powell's have two d1ui.hter1, Marcilyn Susan, '·and Klmber;ly, 5. Kimlierly, a Thai, was the l'•:tr~ll•' first adopted child. lldwted wlll!e.f'RY'll was a cap- taln In the Air "°"'"stationed la Thailand. M arcllyn', their na111tal cblld, also wu born In ~d. Powell, uslatant city manaaer ol Santa Fe Sprlnp, already la braclnl for the next step abould Family Ministries 1010 its '&lporlor Court case and a pro- maid succesalon of appeals. "We'll fight like oruy to lt- blin." said Powell. ''To take blm away, they will have to com• uP' with some good reuona why we (SeeLEGAL. Page.«> VOL~, NO:J?~ 8 SECTIONS, 108 J>AG_ES <>RANGE COUNTY, CALi FORNIA S.UNDA,Y, SEPTEMBER 14, 1975 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Cab Theft • S~spect Arreste.d A man wbo allegedly held up an Anaheim cab driver at gun- point, fired a gunshot and then Oed In the cab is In Anaheim City J'ail today on suspicion~of rob- bery and auto theft. • ! Anaheim police identified the suspect as Donald Dean Terrel, f!S, Anaheim, and' said bail Is set ,at$25,000. ; Cab driver Roy Siegle, •26, Anaheim, told police_ Terrel flagged him down near the in· lersection of Harbor BouJevarC and Manchester A venUe early Saturday morning and that he rode with JiJm about one milE before he assertedly ordered Sl.egleout of his cab at gunpoint. Slegle, who told Police be heard a gunshot ~ehind him as the cat pulled away, ran to a nearby parked polic,e car and told what had happened, police said. • Police said the officer in the patrol car purSued Terrel at high speed's along Manehe.stet Avenue, Harbor Boulelr!.ci.WI . and then 9nto:'tlie s .. nt"i!A'na Freeway, before Terrel crashed the cab into the South street exit guard rail as he attempted tc leave the freeway. Police caught Terrel as he r8Jl from the cab, according to th( policer.eport. 'Politkal, War Youth Held In Boy's Death LOMA LINDA (UPI) - Sheriff's deputies Saturday ar- ·rested a 17-year-old youth on, charge or strangling a 10...year- old boy in his·bed Friday night. . He.aJso:was charged with as- sault later that evening on an 11- year-old next·dooi; neighbor who was critically beaten with a two- .by-four. · Tim Scott lay in Critical COndi- tion Saturday night at l.Qma Lln- da University medical center, where doctors said he was not ex- pected to survive. The dead boy, whose body was found-in his bed-beside his two sleeping brothers, was identified as David C. Polite. Sheri(('s dep.uties said the 17· year-old, who was not identified, was arrested at his home two blocks away (romthe victims' re- sidences and.booked on suspicion ol murder and attempted murder. Laguna Beach city councilmen are caught in the process of losing-tug-of-war match as part of "village party" staged on Main Beach at the Art Colony Saturday. Councilman John Brand is in the foreground (additional photos on PageA2). Leukemia Victim Def eats Red Tape LOS ANGELES (AP) -David Bunten o( St. Louis was finally admitted to the University of California Bone Marrow Treat- ment Center here Saturday after weeks or red tape hassling over hospitalization' costs. UCLA Medical Center ad - ministrators told 26-year-old Bunten on Aug. 25 that his ad- mission to the hospital that week (or leukemia treatment would be J>OStponed until $5,(XM) was ob- tained for hospital costs, said a friend of Bunten involved in rais- ing the money. The money was needed to pay ror Bunten's room and intensive· care s~rvices, at an estimated $900 a day, for the 60 days or more of his hospitalization, said Marilyn Kantz o{ Los Angeles. The transplant Bunten is ex- pected to receive is to be financed by federal grants from the National Cancer Institute and the Leukemia Society, which sup- port thetransplantcenter. What the Dan Bill? YoUth!f· New Name Is a Loser in Boston ' By TOM llAllLEY 1H .. D91ff~ .... • • Petitions seeking a change ot name are a d.ime a doze.n in the Orange County Courthouse. They draw scant attention from a busystafl. Most of them" are flied by foreign·bom Ameri~ans who want to eonvert their sur· names to something pronounceable. or by Cecil, wbo has been known all bis life as Bill. Or Francesca, wbohas alwaysl ,,..-,,...,,., prpferred Fran. 1be peUtion.s roll over' the county clerk':!!· desk.. they 1et 8 hearing date i:ni Department a ,and tJte...> rarely got'ase<ondlook. • • The one filed tv PelAlr B. and Helen Steel 'Hill for their son, Daniel Thomas Hill, 11, of 3$16 BaY$boTe Drive Newpoi:t:Beac~ Wu auHlt•JtltlLL ~ ' • I , I '"" --'4': • .•t1-' diff'erent.1> .' -;t.<<\• ·1•.t-~· "'"T" 1 .. • ''nle~av'e to 'be ~." wu one teac· lion. "Maybe JI'• llea.uff..ol the bicenten- nial, "-a elrlMJ>efWIY ~gested. "You lmow. aplrtt of '76 ... 7•• The mass clerical curiosity is understan· dable. For Daniel Thomas Hill will alm011t certainly:leave the Santa Ana eour:thouse Sept. 30as: You didn't guess it? Bunker 1\bercromble mu. ''Bicentennial?," the girl clerk's counter companion responded. "You dummy. Don't YQU know the British won at BUiik.er llill?" Daniel Hill's parents are Out of town on ,. vacation. But the petitioner's brother, Gary, supplied the answer from his Cather's boat re· pair business. "He's aJways been Bunker Hill Crom the day he was born,'' Gary explained. "He'll be ~ J.8 JOOn a.ndi.he ram Uy planned this as a birth- day present. "1t•s got nothln1 to do with the battle, the bicentennlat, or anything else lo history." • .a...,.-.. id. "My brother bu been Bunker all ~bJ1-life and now he'd like to ha1e1tbe naD)e , , made ~egal. ", .·•1tt'S a petitionerta privilege," a.&\J.p:erior ~ OoUrt judge commented. "Aft.er aU/' he utd, ''there are wors e names than-Bunter. •1 Petitioner Hill agtttl, Daniel Thom u. tor . eiample. ' ·Ford Declares U.S . Is Not in Decline I>ALLAS (APJ -Protected by riald security measures, ~esi dent Ford traveled to Dallas Saturday .and declared that "the nation is Dot disintegrating. It is ~.,.aOtne through a period or clrlll!f•." Ford said .he rejected "pro. phets ol gloom and doom' .. who assert that criminals are captur- ing tt&tt cities and ''the President of Ute~united. States is no longer _,, safe greeting citizens in the na· tion's streets.'' ... ''I've had It with that attitude,'' Ford declared. "I did not take a sacred oath of office to preside over the decline and Call or the United States or Amerii:a." Ford's journey came eight days after a young woman point· ed a pistol at the President in Sacramento, and a day after a policeman in St. Louis had chased a man armed wltb a platolfroman auditorium where Ford was to speak . The incidents raised the specter of President John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas 12 years ago. Ford dismissed the subject when asked. by a reporter if be hod any thoughts about Kennedy (See FORD, Page.U> Huiltington Feud Cools The controversy that has Oared (or three weeks between Huntington Beach City Coun- cilman Jerry Matney and City Administrator Dave Rowlands has reportt;dly be.en resolved ~. wtee~lli?,ld.U>g the •Pf.<r Mayor Norma Gibbs said that Rowland& has won the backing or 1ix-ol the seven council members following a special executive session Friday afternoon. Matney said Saturday that he has been ordered to keep his mouth shut by fellow council members and that he couldn't comment on whether the con- troversy had been resolved. '•At this time after a review or allegations made by Councllman Matney and the resp;mse by Mr. Rowlands, the City Council wishes to go on record or support fo'( tbe city administrator," Mayor Gibbs said in a statement following-Friday's meeting. Mayor Gibbs added that the Ci- ty Council also is on record in ex- pressing its displeasure at the public declaration of allegations made by Matney. · Matney declared earlier in the week that he had new allegations U.S. Accused Of Trafficking BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) - President Alfonso Lopez Michelsen has accused the Unit· ed States or turning Colombia in- to a drug smugglers' den and said that not since the opium wars between Britain and China in the last century had western "greed" been resPonsible (or so much corruption. In a press communique Friday night, Lopez said the U.S. gov· ernment was unable "to prevent its criminals from tumiilc our fatherland into their field ot ac..- tion." Colombia, he said, was a "vie· tim of its privileged geographic· position, which permits U.S. cit;izens ... td turn us into a spr- ingboard for drug traffic.'· ;,. against Rowlands. It is now un- certain what will become or them. Another executive session dealing with the Matney - Rowlands dispute had been called for Sept. 22. The. two · officials have been etnbToi!ed'1tr ft"onflict since Aug. 2Swhen Matney made a series or charges that included an alle1a· lion the city administrator was involved in a conspiracy and cov- erup to prevent the city council • and public from knowing of city hall operations and expen· ditures. Rowlands issued. an 18-pago reply to the charges last Monday. 8 Missing in Raid On U.S. Navy Base ADDIS ABABA (UPI) Armed raiders attacked a U.S. Navy communications base in northern Ethiopia Friday night and all eight persons assigned there -two Am e rican servicemen and six Ethiopians - are missing, U.S. offici als said Saturday. An Ethiopian r ebel group quickly claimed credit for the at- tack and warned there would be more raids at American installa· lions in Ethiopia. -But the rebels d.i$1 not say what ~appened to the eight missing men. U.S. officials said the rebels hit one part of the multi-compound Kagn e w Ba se ei g ht mil e~ southwest Of As m ara, capital of Eritrea province on the Red Sea. Eritrean rebels are battling in the area (or independe nce from Ethiopia. In Washington, Pentagon of- ficials said they did not know whether the missing personnel were dead or alive. They said no bodies had been round at the base .and there we re no s igns of bloodshed despite damage to the facility and reports or gunfire in the area. State Department :sources said it was' possible the missing had been kidnaped by the re bels. One ofthe Americans was in the Army and the other was in the Navy. Neither was identified. ''Incidents in Ethiopia are s low· nwving and very methodical," a Pentagon spakesman said. "We don't know what the purposes are here, but we'll have to wait and see if somebody makes demands. We just don't know.'' Eritrean Liberation Front re- b e Is hav e kidnaped five Americans since 1965. They re· leased three, but two civilian radio technicians captured July 14 still are in captivity_ Rocky Assails Probe Into Intelligence NORMAN, Okla. (UPl)-Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller Saturday criticized Congress' in- vestigation into government in- telligence activity and said the attempt on President Ford's life proved the need for tougher domestic intetligence effort. Rockefeller told an airport news conference in Oklahoma Ci - ty he reared Congress' probe of dome:!llic intelligence programs would lead Americans to believe there were "massive" abuses, as has been charged. "The danger is that their in- vestigations will mislead the Af!1erican people," Rockefeller said. (>~ THI: INSll,J: ffein ATTACK! -Who k6o\lfs more about the dangers of a eart attack than a ma.n ''killed'' by tone? Coast area counselor Donn Odell tells his at.or¥. and uses it as a warning to executives wbo are prime can· didat.es. Pago Bl. . . ~ BLADES -Pair of Or~e ,CoulyQlllbs Who Rll)Jre a6teboarcl!rig wru be even more flln • .on , ice bave come up..Wlth .._tom.ething they call an iceOOard. Sta.ff Writer Alan Dirkin previews lbedebut. Page 113 . • I COURSES BY NEWSPAPER -Third in the current series or 18 ''lectures" for students taking the bicentennial ''Courses by NetVspaper" can be read ror in- formation by the casual reader or for college credit. Page 85. COWBOY ARTIST -Albert Richai'd "Slim'' Pratt is a e:osta Mesa. cqwboy who still "ridd the ·range lifith h,is s ketchpad and paint brushes hand)'. The Daily Pilot's Horsin' Arollnd comer of· r-ers a. jlimp.se or him and his work. Pace. BS. - \ lnirlde Sunday , ....... ~ ... AfY-Servk• a1 «mw~" •• CM.._..• AJ aa..m• 01.1• ......_" t:..nl"t •• '""_. .. . .._"', .. ..,...,,, ._..._"' •.. , "'-• Cl tte,..... .... '""9c:... •• 1'f9tM11•a,...... •1 ............ •1 -~,, .. ,,,....... ••,f ,..,.. .. ... 11[1Ut1 , .. ,. ~ ,, .. """'"'""'.,. "" O&tl T "'LDT Sl!("TtONf TV- I • • " • . ' • . Al DAIL y PILOT Suno1y. S!!>•PTW 14, 1075 , , , , ' ---, ' .. _ ........... . ..., ----.... ' .... ' ' """""' ... ~' ' ---·--· .. .-.,.._ .. ~ ~··.-··-·--:.:~,..........:.· -:·.· ··'""'"' . .:...-.· ,. ·--. " . .;._~;··-· ; .. .. ~~--.-·-· -....... _ -·-• Lag11na.: {fa a • .. • 'Villag~ .Rarty' • - It w•• a combln•tlon' ~don ol end of ...,,.. mer, ~he bloentennlel and the tint ennlveraaiy of de- dlc9tlon of Main Beach Park when Laguna Beach reel· dent• 'turned out .S.turday for "VIiiage Party." Scene• ranged from aky-hlgh ride of par.chute akler Gerry Wallo of Colton to Mlkel Cottle (left) watching ao her plate glv•• way under penc1ke breakfaot and wild aCtlon (below) In lllree-le11119d race . ., Dati. Pffot Pltoto• • South State Air· Dutrict Bill Kilkd Dixie 'T11rns On' for ._Reagan SACRAMENTO <AP) -The Senate bas defeated a bill creat- ing a state mandated air pollu- tion control district for most of the Los Angeles area. But the author says he will submJt the bill again in Ja~y_ary . CHARLOTTE, N .C. (AP) - Ronald Reagan, who is consider- ing a bid for the Republican Presidential nomination, re- ceived a tumultuous reception Saturday from an estimated 13,000 persons at a ''Free En- terprise" rally. The former Calif omia governori was interrupted with standing ovations several times during hi51 speech, in which he called for less gpvernment regulation of busi- ness and more support of the free enterprise system. ''Any effort to free business from the stranglehold of govern- ment must be led by the people of this country,'' Reagan said. "Government will not save free enterprise.·· The rally was sponsored by Amway Distributors, a na- tionwide home chemical products 'O franchising concern. Many of those in the crowd were Amway salesmen who had traveled from several Eastern and Southern states. A program of patriotic songs, poems and sketches preceded Reagan's remarks. Sen. Jesse Helms (R-N.C.) was to address the gathering Saturday night. During his speech, Reagan re- peated a number of themes that have been part of his conservative political philosophy. He blamed inflation and most social pro- blems on government in · terference with the free en· terprise system . He also criticized the education system for ne(lecting to educate the young inc apitalist econonilcs. as he Clew into Dallas. "Quite frankly, I hadn't thought about it until you mentioned it," he said. Presidential security, however, was ~xtraor~inariry tight. The routes of the Presi- dent's motorcades were nol published in advance, as they hive been on ·several recent trips. Streets were empty of sightseers. An airport crowd was kep~ at a distance from the Presi- den\. The bill by Assemblyman Jerry Lewis CR-Highland) went down to defeat on a 13-20 vote Fri- day night, shortly before the Legislature adjourned until January. American Saint CaTWnized "Every economic and social ill in our society is, blamed on the pursuit of profit," Reagan said. "Of late we've neglected. to teach economics in our school• and a whole generation of our sons and daughters are growing up without any knowledge of what free en- terprise involves.'' Ford, in this city to address a convention of the National Federation of Republican women and receive an honorary doctor of laws degree from Southern Methodist University, also said he saw no reason to re· open the investigation into Presi· dent Kennedy's death. The Senate vote rejected a two. house conference committee version of the bill, but Lewis said he could still bring up the measure next year. The bill would set up the South Coast Air Quality Management District in Orange CoWlty and those parts of Los Angeles. Riverside and San Bernardino counties in the South Coaat Air Basin. The new district would replace a voluntary APCD set up by supervisors of the four counties. It would be a lasting agency with broader smog-righting powers, supporters argued. Bus Crash Kills 48 SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) - Forty-eight passengers perished Saturday when a bus carrying 60 persons plunged over a cliff into a salt marsh near the Pacific port city of Puntarenas, police re- ported. They said many of the victims drowned in the mud and water of the marsh. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Tl'le Oranot CNll 0.11, PllOI, •111'1 wl'l•Cl'I I> (-!Nd IM N•W•·Pf•U, II llUllll-.i by IN Or119 Coa•t P!.l>U•Nng con-nv. S.iwo• .. , ed'lllon• ••• pVl>lltfle(l M,,,.a •• """""' l'•INy • JW Co1te M•w, N••Porl 111..:1'1. t<Ut1t1nt1on h•tl'l/1'011nt1ln l/lllew, Irwin•. l•dcll1ba<~ 1/11 .. , •M l l<;iun• 61•ttV$.outl'I C.O.t\. I>. 1lng11 '"...,.11a111on ;, p111>111i..d ~"""'" .. a,.,.,. dirt. Tl'I• p<ond p11 l)Ub•lt~l"'I ~•nl ll ii lJO Vl'tll Bly Slr••t, Co>ll Mttl, CAlilOfnlt ,,.,. Robert N. Weed PrttlO.nl -Publl- Jack R. Curley Vo<;• Pt•l-nl Ind c..e .... 11 .... lllfl':• Thomas Keevll • VATICAN CITY (AP) -Pope Paul Vl today canonized ?1-iother Elizabeth Ann Seton as the United States' first nalive- bornsaint. The pontiff said in a canoniza- tion ceremony in St. Peter's Square: "We declare and define that blessed Elizabeth Ann Bayley, Widow Seton, is a saint, • and we inscribe her in the catalogue of saints." Pope Paul concelebrated the canonization mass with eight cardinals, archbishops and bishops -all but one Americans. The Pope returned from his summer retreat south of Rome for the ceremony. The 77-year-old pantiff spent I a much of the summer studying the life of Mother Seton, who was born into an upper crust Protes- tant family in New York two years before the Declaration of Independence. Mother Seton takes ber place today among the Roman Catholic Church's company of saints 154 years after her death. He said complicated govern- ment regulations had created a situation in which "it takes more brains to figure out the tax form than to earn the money.'' Reagan has scheduled several speeches across the country to as- sess his chances of ~ng the 1976 GOP nomination from Presi- dent Ford, aides have said. Following his speech at SMU. Ford twice walked into a large crowd of students and other well- wishers on the campus, while rtna:ed by Secret Service men . Really ~leaning Up Balboa Island r esidents were the big winners at Saturday's "World's Largest Lltterless Beach Party" in Newport Beach, when they won the award for having the cleanest area in town -"in light of the mbst adversity ... That award and others came after a week of cleanup efforts by Newpart residents and merchants and a series of pre and post clean-up judging by Newport Beach Planning Commissioners. ' ' Earl~r this week, Balboa Island residents were dis- mayed to learn their island was judged lasl place during the pre-cleanup judging. A last-minute cleanup ef- fort Saturday morning was conducted by Island youth, shown at left -Margo Ma.son, Cindy Houston (or- ganizer) and Jeff Houston. Shown at right, the prize given to Balboa Island was accepted by Mrs. Houston and John Werlie, Balboa Island Improvement Associa- lion president. Presentor iS Suzanne Rudd . Newport's coordinator of "Litter Aware- nessWeek." Other winners included ~ cleanest commercial area Lldo·Village ; most improved: both residential and com- mercial, West Newport: and "last place," residential. the oceanfront along the Balboa peninsula from the Newpart Pier to the Balboa Pier, and commercial, the central Balboa business district.. - I Mt ••' to boJ I Mt ta: ... Ne ha' ., ' IOI .... "'' I "" ha an llv M' sl> I in pi a ch f)'i ' ( w! sp co ce In us fe; I R1 tis lo co pr wi he wi ty te l l I go oa •<' ra te th1 be I Co ~ W' th cl' J& d• "" .. fa m p :;i • ... -··-~-·. ' • ------- DAl.Y PILOT AJ • I ·-·----- Harpsichord .HafJIJ . I 117 MAN DllUUN oe .. o.~,... ... Bill Tooh, a -m-la Ibo Morine Corps for 22 yeuo -now an in1lrument.al mualc te•cber, built bla flrat barpskhordt1u_eeyearsago. It was for bl1 d•!f::er Mellua1 who was beco in: t......ted In baroque m .. iq. He oent off !or a kit from • nrm In New .York1 and In n.., weela he bad aasemoled it. ''I was obsessed wltb it, worked day and night, mmetlmes 20 houn a day,•• he recalla. '"I JUlt don't like to tblnk of the hours I put Into it." But the memory apparently is not so haunting. Since then Toob baa built five more barpsicbonls and is workina: oo a seventh. Th~ living room of his home In Costa Me!sa is stocked like the showroom of a music store. HE HAS THREE harpsichords in it, a clavichord, and a Crand piano. Tb~ place is read)' for cha.mber mulic whenever friends drop by, and that isofleil: "Two or three -times a week people come and we ba'Ve ~ baro- ..q,ue eveoinc." Tosh said, who bimHll b more proflclelll °" woodwiadlnalnlnl.llDU. Be teepa buJldln& ........ lcllar4k bee&_-11_ia a challenae. "Each -la unJ. que,'' IMt a.aid. "You're never satlafled.. J plan to opend a year li!l[dliilOie~ ona." T<l!lb doea not board hl1 barpslc~ despite the number In bio bome. He uaembled one for Orance Cout Colle&• that wu 1aanded over recently. and be baa eompl->&DClber for Cal State, F'lllerfun. One, sWI under comtrliction In hi• carace. ii for Santa Ana Collet•-~ , Toob b1171 the kits -for the barp1icbords from the Zuckermann Comp-ot New York. \lthen be builds one for a college, tile college payo for the kit. and Tosh virtually dooates bis labor, uzuckermann goes all over the w<ltld for his materials," Tooh said. '!He personally selects tne Sitka spnace in Alaska for the sounding board. He gets the brass hinges from Encland, the wire from Germany, and soon. "He sends clear imtructions with e)lcb kit, all the tools, and about all the rest you need la a quarter-inch drill.'' ~ 1bat. -a lot of pa•tenc... • AnombllDI a barpelchord ii an ese.rclle in exactitude. Joint. mlllt ftt exactly, and pins mlllt be In at the riC.bl lllllle. The barpolebord be boi.11-fO&'-Cal State, hllertoll:Jui• ~ of 1tr\ng1, with 6S atrlnp iii I cbolr. ''I believe anyone can build a barpslcbord, juat &I ..,,..,e can lay a brick wall," Toohaald. "It's a matter of how much time you , arewllllna to put into it. llA&PSICRORDS predateij the piano. They wereu1edextensively upthrouah the middle1700swben tbe ~o_, _ :With ,ltt variety in volwne~piemore,popular. Tooh explained that the ooly wa7 you can increase the volume ot a harpslcliord ii by Increasing the number Of strings, while a Pianist simply strikes a key harder for greater volume. The harpsichord plucks the strings, as the string in a harp are plucked, while the strinls in a piano are stl'Uct with a hammer. "The harpsichord string give& more resonance,•• Toab said . "The reason for the resW'&ence ol interest In baJ'OQllt -mualc la because of the ~ of the p!llCk&d ~ ....... the 11.am- -llrill&. lt'a ldeel fw con., trapunt&l mule In whlcb -melody lo played a1ala1t .-.You con't-llrln1 off all. the-belllahmeniam&J>iano,~ I Tosh ba• vlrtUatly aone throueb Zuctermana •a catalogue. He bu built a alnsJe keyboard barpalcbord with three choln ot otrinp, ·&=chord, w~ preceded the lcbor4, an llallan Vlrflltal, whl 1 llu cm· 11 one cboir o •\rinils. a Pleuiiob h1rp1lcbord, wblcll llao two cboln of 1trln11. • five.o.tave harp1lchord, a.nd a Frueh bar,Psic~ord which has two keyboardl . !' The cbeapeat wa1 the clavichord. The kit cool $350, thouch the Instrument aeUa for $750 uaeiilbled. The moot ••· pensj.ve was the French harpslcboril. The kit coot $1,500. Assembled it retallo for $4,000. "I don't build them to mate moner,. •• Tosh said. '-"-¥-ou couldn t possibly eet the money out of it that you put in terms of man hours. You wou.Jdn 't get paid$0cents an hour.'' DatlWl"U.t ..... , .. "" IUellard KCH!lller ASSEMBLING HARPSICHORD IN GARAGE OF HIS COST A MESA HOME Th11 l1 lnatrumentToah la Bulldlnglor Santa Ana College TALENTEDHANDSHOLDHARPSICHORDJACKTODODETAILEDWORKONIT Instrument BullderTooh Olten Woara Magnifying Lenaea on Job County. to Push Paramedic. Training Orange County supervisors will be asked Tuesday to form a special study team that will come up with methods of ac- celerating the county's output of trained paramedic services by using educational services of· fered by private hospitala. Supervisors Thomas Riley and Ralph Diedrich are working on a list of suggestions and proposals tD be investigated by the special committee, which would be com- prised of citizens and officials with expertise in emergency heal th care. It is expected the new panel will work closely with the coun- ty's Emergency Care Commit- tee, which currently oversees the Luke Never Intended This For Scripture WASHINGTON CAP) -The government says ministers br- oadcast betting tips disguised as scriptural tips on a Washington radio station and even included testimonials of those who used the tips to win at an illegal "num- bers" game. The Federal Communications Commission disclosed the scheme in .a decision revoking the licen1e for United Broadcast· ing Co., Inc., to run radio station WOOK. The FCC In tum awarded the license to a new group that in- cludes newspaper columnist JackAndenion. . In its 7-0 decilion, made Tues- d1y and released Friday, the ~mmilsion said "tbe record cl- early establisheo· that WOOK's facilities were used by various ministers to broadcast pro· grams offering thret><llgit ocrip- ture citations in return for monetary donatiooa ... '' For example, a reference to Luke, chapter 3, verse 15 would tip off listeners to bet the numW. 315 in that day'• illegal numbero came. The decision quoted one winner'&tesUmonial: ·· '"The first time I came to aee l was blessed wifb '135 for a et, and the second, Urne I I received $5411 for a $1 ln- -vestrnenl. Aod tbe !Mt time l . wu thero 1 really hil u..0actJ>ot .'lltcaus•-1 eloced $10 where yoU 1Ald me and tbe Lord blessed me with over $5,000 ... I I paramedic program and training efforts through Orange County Medical Center. Riley said Friday the current timetable for paramedic training "is not adequate to meet the nee4s of the county." He said there is growing pre· ssure from many communities, particularly Anaheim, Santa Ana, Costa Mesa and Fountain Valley, to beef up the training program using alternative education methods. "The county health orficer is looking down the road four or five years before the needs of the county &\re met,'' Riley said. ''Tbatis not satisfactory to me.·· SuperviSors have ·ordered Dr. John Philp, county health officer, to begin his own study of possible alternative training. Gallery Sued In Art Fraud A Costa Mesan wbo claims an art gallery defrauded him when he bought supposedly original Frederic Remington bronzes that proved to be ''poor copies" has sued the gallery for more than $715,000 in damages. Identified as defendants in the Orange >County Superior Court lawsuit flied by Dr. Melvin J. Suydam, 1831 Tanager Drive, CoSta Mesa, are the Desert Auc - tion Gallery and proprietor Carl Marcuo of Palm Sprinp and 2542 W. Coast Hi&hway, Newpart Beach. Suydam states that the four bronzes -''Trooper of the Plains,•• ''The RatUesnake, '' 'The Outlaw" and ''Mountain Man" -were examined. aft.er purchase and found to be copies ot the Remington art works. Doly Piiot Doll_, l•G..•te.d Monday-Friday. If YoU do not have )'OUf ~, by 15:30 p.rn.. c:11H beldre 7 p.m. and YoUr eooy will be de-,_.._ Sllturdoly and Sund!IY-If you do not receive.,YoUt cCiPy by 9 a.m. Setur-••• or II a.in. Sunday, Cllll b9fore tO a.m. tncl YoUr' COP't-M" be cM!lvef'ed. Clratilti* Te .. pt •11 Moll=n)y k-. "4Mll1 Noftl'lwett ununaton 8-h.. n -w er ............. 12:1• SWl'ClenW!te, CWll•ff'WIOa..ch. San Juan Cac>l•trano. Dane Po+nt, south Leguna. L-ouna Niguel • . . . . . . 4tM6JO Weneeds pacesohereisourspec ialcl earancesaleon beau riful . . . CARP ET! 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Inventory SCHOOL DAZE: You may have noted ln the news just the other day that there ia a new re- quirement this year be(ore Mathen, frazzled by the loog, bot 6Ummer, may dilpatcb their off· sprlnl Into the w al tin.ii arms of teacberf. You have to get the litUe dears a physical examination before they can be duly entered into first gr ado. According to Helen Brown, , coordinator of school health for the Oranee County Department cl Education, the purpose of lbla kiddie checkup 11 •'that every · child entering first grade should show proof of having physical u- se11ment for any disability '1blcb could impair his educa- tional potential.'' ESTIMATES HAVE IT that this physical .,.e,,:am could cost parents as much aa $29. Some parental bowls can be u.pected. But I 'm here to tell you that's nothing. Twenty-nine bucks is a pittance. Now parents, take it from one who's been over the road on •'physical a111e11menta" of kldJ. If you have a school kid and get off far $29. a year in doctor bills, you bave been blessed by some saint. You take my elder son, for ex- ample, durine his tenure in public education. His fint broken arm came when his skateboard abrupUy roared off of one kind of pavement and onto another. This eaused him to crash. This cauaed. bis parents to aeek the services of .anorthopedic suraeoo.. JDS SECOND BROKEN ARM wu less spectacular. It simply came while the football team was conductin1 tackle drill. , By now, the ortbopod was familiar with my voice on the phone. "Oh yes", him," he in- toned. ''Which arm this time?'' I won 't even bother telling you about the time he left his front teetb at the bottom of the Pacific after they came in abrupt contact with a flyin& surfboard or the concussion he suffered in a gridiron confrontation with a bunch of toughles called the Mis- ' sion Viejo Diablos. : , ALL OF THIS is just part of achool-age growing up. Actually, I was pretty lucky with Middle Son. He was sort of the quiet surfer-type. His wont injuries were surfer knobs on his .knees and the hot September day they let school out early and be :-pulled a muscle sprintin& far the l beach. But then, this doesn't count the doctor bill when they extracted bis tonsils or the braces on his teeth. Daughter, on the other band, is , another physical disability because of girls' athletics, for which schools actually budget some money these days. In her case, she's always leading with her legs and ankles. Her ahins look like she went against the LA Rams for' three quau;ten. SO NOW THE SCB(IOL authorities, in their inflnlte wisdom, "'ant a pbyalcal ....,. .. ment of the kids before they go to school. What they OUlht to do Is see if they can pase the exam AFrER they've 1one throulb the school years. With my kids, the school emblem should-have been two Ace bandages crossed on top of an icepack. ; • • \ Sund!y, S!p!emblr 1•, 1975 Ch11rclies Moliilize For Pebdleton.Asians ...., " ... ""'" ...... GENEROSITY PART OF AMERICA, TOO John KeehanGlvea Hleng Heng New. Bike Now There's Good NewsforCamhodian ByBILARYKAYE OftlleO.llrl'IMllUtf The past week brought a pair of new experiences -both good and bad -to Hleng Heng, a Cambo- dian refugee living in Newport Beach. Finl, Heng, 34, learned that bike thievery Is a fact of We In America, when his newly purchased IO-speed bike was stolen from his place of employ· mentinSantaAna. whatever money be needed to fix Uieolderblke. However, alnce Hen& was employed as a mecb8nic and chauffeur In the motor pool of the Cambodian Arm7, be cm eaally fix the bike himself, beaald. Heng made news for the first time In June, wben be quietly hopped on a borrowed 5-speed bike and pedaled alone th•, Newport Freeway to his new job In Santa Ana. A l°""'lmlt IJ'OUP 0( al>out 20 Ora.nae CoatL chu:r.chu bu lounched the Reflla Ralltoad, a drive to brine hlllldrecb of 59Utbe11t Asians for reaetUe- meol In tho Barbor Area beforl> the Impending closure of Camp Peodleton's temporary T~ City compound•. Leaden or the completely ecumenical eUort lnilla.tecllly St- Joaclllm'• Catholic Chuttli In Costa Mesa have expre5led re- lief over 1 delay of the deadline. Government SPokesmen at Camp Pendleton conftrm '"the orilinal Oct. 1 date proj~ for emptyln1 and closiDI Camp TAleaa, near San Clemente, can· not be met. A' Camp Pendletoo,publlc In' formation officer corilirms the information from Vietnamese volunlftr worker Mike Brady of Coot1Mua. Sponsonhlpo are desperale!Y needed, says Mrs. Julia Brady, Who .with her husb8'"1 manages apUtments at 433 w: Bay St., where three Vietnamese families oow live. Sbe 11ya vlrtually .all Harbor Area churche1· Were swiftly drawn Into the muabroomlllg campal11D. RopreH11tatlvos, Of church• Involved -ol different " local con1re1atiou of moait faltha -have met twice. Somo Harbo.r-Area-famlllea- may be lnterelted bllt-l!Mibmt ao far and Mn .. Brady ,._ bor groqp can supply lnfoz:mallon 8114 cut bureaucratic ,_ 1-In putt1111 them tocether with pro- per contacts. Prevloualy, many people went cl!reclly to Pendleton or bad to telephone to obtain infOl'lllatlon cnaponsonhlp. · • F Churches involved so far are stressing reunlftcatlon of refugee families separated when some found sponsors and .othen did not. -Church-spon1ored refugee aid agencies can even connect ; aponaon with Vlem...,..e of their faith°'" f amlly al.., A llar6or Area .rewllb -au• recently bnlolht ID 30 Catboli'c famine., ,_ <( ~ Included an .iJ!!ant ~~ ~ qulri4ribmea,la~ -liMrt IUtcer>'· Refugee Railroad ' ' Churches ,LisJed The number seem. to swell with each week'• c:rianb.a- llmal meet1n1, but·ban Is a partial list ot Harbor Area churches or rellatou1 .or· t:anhaUom worltlna fer re--•. tugee reaetUement. They are apearbeaded by St. Joacbl111 '• Catholic Church, Colla Me ... Ullng a . . -plan developed orlllnal11 by St._Barbara' a Catholic Church In Santa An&. Con1re1ajlon1. and or- 1anllat1q11111iclude: -6alnt Joachim's Catholic Qlureb, Coeta llesL -Corona del Mar Com- muni t7 Conaregational Qiurch. -Our Lady Q11een of . An1ol1 Catholic Church, Coronade!Mar . -6alnt Mo,rk Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. -Temple Bat Yahm, onoor - two Jowfab •YDll...,.. _... ~~t"tn1tec1 Jl<OI04illt Church, Costa Meia. • -Saint .1 obn the J>lvlae Epslcopal Church,· Coata Mesa. . -Loyola J4arymouat . <;oil!I•· Orange. -Iaimaculat• Heart of Mary Catl!<>llc Cburdl, ._ Ana. -CROSS, a Catbollc.-cy tor aocial and IWIDua seiviee. ... -, -saint James Episcopal .. Oiurcb, No:.wport J!eacli; , -Sal11,t Andrew'• P!:;!lit•rla11 Cbut,,ll, N Beaeb.,.. · • ~alnt John the w:; Clitbolic a.ure11, c•a -New11o·rt Har or~ Lutheran -Cburcb, Newport Beach.. ': .. , -Mariner.'• Cburcla, C<inJna dal-llar. , · -Our> Lady of· Mount, c.,-mel .Catholic Cburcb, Newport Beach. .. -PriDCe of Peace Lutbwan Cbureh, Costa Mesa. ' OrlllDilen or the ettcat..,. additional congregattona have expressed lnterelt In JoiniDC the Refugee Rlllrold program which la. bell1ina displaced Sou\beast Aal~ find Jlarbort.r~a,bO!I*· -. .. ' On Friday, Heng learned about another fact of life here - generosity. Costa Mesa's John Keehan, who read In the Dally Pilot about Heng 'a loss, offered the young re- fugee another IO-speed bike. The startled Robert Leith fami- ly. with whom Heng 8'"1hla fami- ly are staying, telei>bODeif fohr 1>0lice departmenls. blfore the oex -Cambodlan was finally brought to a halt. Ta~ofa ToughPriest I "ii was my son's bike. He's off somewhere, I think in Hawaii, with some rock band, so he doesn 't need it,'' explained Keehan, 69, as he handed the new wheels to Heng. Unsure whether it was really for him, the soft-spoken Heng looked uncertainly from Keehan to the bike and then grinned from ear to ear as he hopped on the orange Schwinn. Along with the bike itself, Keehan offered. to give Heng Law Makes OregonMrun On All Crime PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) -A new Oregon law went into effect Saturday imposing a blackout on crime information so complete it ia a crime for police to tell a woman her husband is in jail. But Gov. Bob Straub called the letillat\are into special session Tuesday to change the law. The provision was approved uninten· tlonally In the rusb to acljourn- ment lalt June of the regular 1975 legislative session. Alt. Gen. Lee Johmor> said tho law was clearly uncODStitutional. Law enforcement agencies and the courts are prohibited from re- vealing to anyone other than another law enforcement agen- cy, the fact that 1 person bu been arrested, charged or con- victed. The law only allows re- lease of information that a crime bu been committed.. • Man Wilh'Gun Spotted Near Ford Talk Site ST. LOUIS (AP) -Patrolman Thomas Calcaterra was en ''.JQel 54" patrol, helping comb the labyrinth of corridors In Kiel Auditorium where President Ford was to appear a short time later. It was 12:30 p.m . Friday and the 27-year-old officer paused on a catwalk about 100 feet above the stage where Ford would speak to the N atlonal Baptist Convention. Suddenly, a man walked onto the catwalk froin a door at the other end of the »foot structure. "This man came out the door -at flrlt, I thought he waa a maintenance man," Calcaterra said. "He came onto the cat.walk about 3C>feet frbm ·me and looked down on to the stage.'' Initially atunned by the l1ldden entrance, the patrolman yelled at the man, whom be described as a male, about six feet tall and 30yearsofage. -~ --· ..... Tho ruddy-laced man, wearing a black wig, turned toward the officer and It was then that Calcaterra saw--1~ ---Ole .45- caliber pistol In his left hand. · The man, equally aurprlsed. then bolled out the daar and Into the Opera Houae as Calcaterra radioed other offlcen 8'"I gave · chase. But the man was never found, despite a two-hour search immediately afterward and a laler search Friday DlilJI. By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of ""9 D•llJ Pl ... IUlf Father Joe Devlin, a 60ish Jesuit, has live d with Viet- namese refugees -and as one - for several years now, saying Mass, praying for peace, fmding war, meftdinl whatever wounds and heartbreakS he can. He is now at Camp Talega near San Clemente, working to help relocate refugees before the camp closes and they must move on. Father Devlin caJls Talega home too. Government authorities are· trying to clear Talega before mid-or late October, when re- , maining refugees will be shipped to Fort Chaffee, Ark., where there is winter housing for them. "It's almo11t like an Exodus •.. ," Father Devlin said in a telephone interview. The effort to find sponsorships through volunteer groups and process out the lucky few through the Immigration and Naturaliza- tion Service runs 24 hours a day. "'There seems to be an effort to get them out fa1t,'' be says. "'At night, you can hep.rthelNSrad.io ~alling out names." But fear and uncertainty are <t><>i~ the-minds of those who arrived 1n the rolling hills below San Clemente with little. except hope. Some refugee families who got away together are now being broken up when children get sponsors-and parents, aunts, un- clesor grandpare'ntsdonot. lncidenta of desperate refugees facing a new uprooting trying to climb the fence and escape have been reported. , To flee into Southern C8litomia without immigration papers would be hopeless. Yet they try. "Things are breakiu& down out there . . .,'' one Harbor .Area volunteer worker said with mixed anger and sadness. Father Devlin is one of those trying to help bold things together. The priest has few mo- ment.S of solitude these days,•bUt friends within a Barbor Area church group involved at Clmp Talega accidentally interrupted him in one of those momenta re- cently. . ., ' Tbey walkJl(i a.,,.,..i the _ _. of one of those old Marine Corps buildings at the camp. Jesuit prlesls are llioulbt to be -atern and stoic, butlh«eliewu. Tather Devlin stood alooe, cty• ing with frustration: ' · l'f'.fl#I Pqe AJ LEGAL BATI'LE ••. are not fit 'Parente. I doo't think they could prove that,'' he said. Powell points out lhaJ his situa- tion bas some close parallels to that of Dr. Scott. Powell and his wife, Jackie, worked as Red Cross volunteers at Terminal Island April 12, the day Keo and his companions arrived in their new homeland. For one elght-.bour shill that first day, the Powells were with Keo, carln1 for him and wunder- lng about his future. It we then, said Powell, that the couple fell In love with the younpter. At the same time, Dr. Scott was at Terminal laland getting acquainted with Trop Ven. But in the confusion cX. red tape and representati.Tes of. various agencies with rights to some or the Cambodian and Vietnamese children arriving aa part of the baby-lift, the Powells lost touch with Keo. Powell described it as a ''million-to-ode shot•• that Keo was placed with Famlly Ministries; an agency with which they alread7 ·bad· rt!liaUnd u proepective adopli•epareabl. ''In some things, I believe in destiny.'' said Powell. ''Some things were just meant to be.'' A1 the home of ~ Luaa, an insurance company ex~ ecutive, year.old C-1e PeD. Luna-Once Pen LuODI~•& tak"1 his place In family ac· tivlties along with his '°)'eal'>Old sister Carie. · To the Lunas, who have wait· ed over a year to ado.Pt a clilld, gooelhrougb the longllEl'leaofln· terviews with the adoption agen. cy and paid '8boUt $1;700 In f~p Cale ls as much ameDlbetohne family as is Carie1 their natural daughter. The Lunas also have """4 to fight to keep custody ol Cale should the court's r\lling ao against Family Mlnlstliea. I Whole Nation Shivers ' ' Northern Plaim Expect Frosty Momjng. . , • ... . .. • • " ,, .,, " : = .... ,. .. .. .. ... .. .. ... . , .. ,, .. • "I .,, .. " n ... .. .. .. . .. .. "' . • 11 .... .. " " . fl r. • " ,, ... . .. " .. ft .. ,. ... J1 .. : ~ KEO POWELL (LEFT) PLAY.• wrnt .SISTERS, MOTHER .... ~AMILY AWArta llUUNQ " " Irvine Famlly Vowa To l'lgllt To ICffp""CilatOCly QI C1111'1bocll,11n Clllkf. .. . . --_; ___ _ • I ~ .. • • " ~· j j ! l I 1 • • , , .1 'j ,, " • ,. .• • ·I .. ·I ... ·' v •• t ' • i I • l I I I , I ,. .., • ' .. • - •' ( - Ptotential 8uftct!x1S!pt.mber 1•. 1'15 DAILYl'ILOT .ti ~ B1TBOllA5D.EIJAS • J..t • f"' m--med U.S. Sen. L. ~cbardaoll of Arcadia, aa avowed John • Smith, who mova over from Iha atalf FO llltther. CJ( Loa Anial• City AU;y, Burt Plael, WU picked. I I 1Gllll V. T\mDq •• .. 0 f .alma-a fwJoro =~ wlab that.hlSreeledloD eampallJl ID 11178 . l>e u euy • Jut YW'1 etrort b7 hla Democrat, Sea.. Alan 0r*"ltOD. CALI RNIA "II -1d appear to.be -t:lbl toward that only allei both Filallaadolph aad 'l'lmMy'i top ldod CJ( ~T!" Jolm ~ Tim· Waablnitoa a,lde. Rallq Roff, turned Illa Job NZ It'• "='"'1o_,....-..it1b. only tllln&odlar ;... 'l'lmDe1' liad au euy ride lo-'ecllooltonemaa'•dedsl..,. Eocus IM!J'•t.op -ettft. ".EvelloYouaier down. · , -~bocou!4be a.troaaCIDdldote-la not oven . "I wu 1ota1 to do It.'' aald l"ltallaadolpb. ---tietAC meatl.iioned, aatfGal4water ii be!nl veey jonaer~ the top all» to e>t·Alaemb!J< SpeaQr • 1bat decltlon must be mode within tb0"11ext few week1 by .Barry Goldwater Jr., the n.ptabllcau CODll"Ollmau who repnseall much al' Ille 8aD Fernaado Valley to 1uburbau Loo eoWac to -liow --111 do .,.1.ll ~~1. belltaut, There·• no qwaatlcm that Flournoy Robert orettl. "But once Flournoy rot°"" It llar'.'1. will mate llP bis 1llbld late UU.,montll or ·=!. ~~e ~ tllo Republlcani' llronlett can· :ct, ft~ of the Pi:-n oft that boil beeo Oil mo • ·urb'lnOctober.". What aboolt Finch, who actualll'. led the Jl'IWlandolpb ~\ •ee Ca~Dter u ex- TBJI TVNNJIY CAMP plahlly b!u a..>ut>Uc'aaUct~lnhilrace1orueutenant1ov-aotly another l\lcb= but he -IOID• I I A.Neleo. I ~Twineznowiltomucbtbeaamela•ora pcalllan that '<J'.aaalcln ..iO>'ed In Ibo 'Ulonths ...... up to Iha 1174 Pl'llnU'Y ei.etJon. His ~enUal Republican rlvall oae by~ GoldW•C..deeldea ...... matlD(the-at emorlit 1• tbe lut time bt IOUllhl statewide ahnllariUes. ThOIO lqcl • be~_almOlt Uft· ~... __, clllteT lmoWDoutllldetbeccmservatl"w..,.otllleGOP ......... lea•= N-t Beach's CQllllel'Va " Not Onlj ii be l#r'ed will! lb~ Wateraate aad bavm1 a free ride, Iii that his state Senate · =~Ptncb u C::..a""'k~mJ[~ ~: -h b!<<rlrtue of bis IODI UIOC!aUon with n .. seal ii ... ure for twomoreyaars no molter what dldata. • PraldutNiJloa, butoeveralobeervenwbobave ~-· · lint atloJ tbomaelva. • • Bllbl DOW. both the Tuaaey aad Goldwater. . ca111J1S .,. e<>11vlnced that Goldwater -larreb' on.the~ ot bis lalhor'a name -can bave the ReDublleaa aomin•llmtlbe waata it. Talda1 II, .....,.,, w..Ud mean ri>tlol Iha tou ot hill .-.al,~llonalaeat,onobevorymucben· joJI. ' • Both Houatoa PlolnoJ. the former state -tdlad hint e&mpa!IJl aay be la "a shell of bis A dllf-ce la that C&rpenler bu a top pro-contnlller who rau lllrPriainllY well .,alalll lonuraoll.:'andthatbeileullYratlled. C•lional IUperYlsiDI bis campa!IJl In Slllart Gov. Brown lut y-. aad former Gov. Ronald I ny' lib th Tua Speacer, once o poruw In the firm of Speacer- Req11a bavo taken t-..i-out. Flournoy Gold:ai:r ~~~e~re ~~lri•~ FinC::, ser1o':.:~. nor ~ Jl.1!"""1•tcs. ""'°"er ot a..,..,., ear· .• wU1 .Uy 1n aeademe, at least for now, while ~ 4Z camp-.-. ' ' Re11an purtuu UpelllWildency. ~ i,; But Spencer a.lone can't make C.rpent.er a U Carpenter Md Jlacb remala the only ma-&MD DESPl'l'E their rtiotoric, the evidence serious threat to :r1111DeJ. Io the present field, OD· jor Republican -1bll!Ucs, moot Southern 11)'1 Tunney'• backers areal especially worried IY Goldwater app0ttlli4' bu the pot.eaUal to be • "We tbllit tbe primuy would be a foregone eoadualon," 1ald Jld< Cax, Goldwater's 'ad- !!!l"')tnUve aulataat ""llillbl now 'lie haft an aplor.ICWJ' comdllltee !)roeeedlol with' ·oome California poliUciaao ..,.,W ezpect Carpenter to llJ!Out Ctrpenter or even Gol~water, let alone · that. wto the aomtoaUon. • · iJielr primary opPoettlon from acUvlst Tom And 'he ml1bt Jlllll Ollt out. U he d:t Tunney And U tb•t b._,..s, Tunney w..ud liad Ho.ydeo. could come clooo to maicblnl the~ mu11o blmselC!n exadtylhe1aa1espotCl'aoston wu ln '.l'b~\etldeace: Earlier lllla monlJl, TunneJ: bYwhlcbCraostonwuoeatbacktoWublostoo . ~Teavisters • ' . ' :Lack Majority· DELANO (AP) -The Teamstero Union failed by seven votes to gain the majority.iieeded for victory in an im.portantf arm labor representa· tfon election at the natioo'1 largest table grapt 'riaeyard. The Teamsters did wm oumgbl as e,/pet:ted Friday at oqe of the nqtioia's la,,r&est lettuce -1"'>. ranches, geWna 800 votes at Bud Antle.to 265 ror the United Farm Workers of America. The · Teamsters have held •contract at ApUe, in the coutal Sallnal Volley, 1lnl:e 1961. Teamsters spokesman Jam·es Hansen pre· dieted victmy in the ke~ vote at Giwnarra . VlneJard1, which found the Te&msters with 747 votes, the UFW.With .508 a&s "no union re pres en- . tajloa•1Cetttna4!1. · • ·, ,, ' Al"1'fl'BfVOl'ES"at six other ranches lhls 'week under cantomlats new sttret ballot farm union l&W'.' a batelrof challenged ballots that re- main unCO\Dlted -will Clecide the outcome at Guim,arra. • ~ Ali Gets Read!J ~ Thete"'Were Z38 cballeneed votes, the state A~ultural Labor llelalj<lao Jloard announced, tocludtoc 18 Cro111. -le wbd struck when the Cesar Cbavez.l!d UFW lost ita Delano-area table crape contr•'cts to the T~amsters in.1973. Also challeng~ were 4S oeoi>le not· on the emplbye lilt, fou.r supervisors; tbiee persons without iden· ttllcaUoa andone coOk. ' · ''J think we've won this thing, no' question about that,." the ,l'eainsters' ll{lnsen said .. This II the olectloo that Wtll JlUt us over tile lop In ,DelllDD,,.hl~ ChavJ>:'shoinetown. Wedo have "Muhammed Ali drew a crowd of more than 3,000 people in Los Angeles when he held an outdoor sparring match against Rodney ll<>bick in preparation for hia title match against Joe Frazier on Sept. 30 in Manila. • • bbn wbippec!JI' ihli ~ JoaqUin Valley." The Tearpsters hive won repN!senta•ion rt1bi. at rJti;ne Delano-.area table .*rape L .aw on Threats V t;ig~e . . W..,.arda, Mien Cbave~ began his unloni move-· -SAN FRANCISCO ( AP) - ment a."dec4de aco: Tbe"'UFW has three table Prosecuto~ say threats such as the grape victories. ~ '' • · "death list' compiled by followers of l Chailes Manson rest on uncertain Sec,IJI"l•ty TighJ: legal ground with First Amendment ·rights on one side and the right to pro· tection on the other. ,..., .. A threat standing by itself has F SLA T "a} never been a crime in _California or or rJ elsewhere," Chief Assistant Alty . ,, Gen. Jack R . Winkler said in "t LOS ANGELES (U PI) trial of two members of Sacramento. ~ -Tb' fS heaviest the Symbionese U:be.ra-In San Francisco, U.S. Attorney ~ courtroom security ever Uon Army, alread;-con-James L. Browning Jr. said, "I don't .seen here surrounds the ~ victed of the cyanide-know of any federal violations if you ,, Firemen •1 bullet killing of !in just compile a list of people you are Oakland scbool supenn-going to kill. There ·has to be some tendent. kind or overt act." A brief pretrial bear· . .: Still Off ing was held Friday for IF SUCH A list were sent through Joseph Remiro and the f?l!-i!-5• he noted, the~ would be a Russell LitUe to be tried possibility of prosecution for postal , BERKELEY (!JP!) :... here on c~ges stem· fraud. . . . Striking firemen were ming from a gua battle San Fraoclaco Chiel.Asailtaat Dut. off the jpb Ccir the 18th with police In Coacord, Atty. Walter Gtubbmi 1ald local .M, co,1ecutive day aftei: Calif., when tbey Were authorities'sometimeshavebeenu!l•· •• they o:ver.wbelmingly re. arrested for the shooting ble to srosecute even_ after locatin& :!, jected a contradct bpro-oMf achoo} supete rintendent thth~~lee:s:/::C,e:~r°i:~eW:.~ern • ..: po1al that woul ave arcus 05 r . California American · Civil Llberties \:I· ended the walkout. In a 22-minute hearing, Union said, ''1be law bu ~D wresU~ ~lh A spokesman for the SUperior Court Judge M. ing with the problem since before the Berkeley Fire Fllbters Ross Bigelow heard their United Slates was formed." 4.l Aun. Local 1227, AFL-request to sente as their There have been casn where the tit CIO, Friday said the vote own a t torn e.-y s , courts ruled that police took threats I'): wu 120 afaimt tbe set-scheduled another pre· tooliterally,hesaidnotingthecaseof tlement offer and foUr in trial hearing for Sept. 22 a man arrested during a Washington, favor of it. Firemen and tentatively set the D.C.,demonstration. .escalated their walkout start of the trial for Oct. Voiclogbi>refusaltojolntbeArmy, ~ earlier Friday by flag-6. the man said if he were given a gun, ~ tlnl down Teamsters S t t d -be would fint use it on then-President ~ Unlo&drlvenlllrueks en· pee a ors an re-Lyndon ,Johnson. · · ' tertn1 Ulla university ci-porters are ~eparat4:d tJ from fre.,..oys lo Crom the participants 10 IN TIDS CASE, Marooo said, the m,te deli'terleo. Many the trial bf a bUllelpfOOf Supreme Court ruled themau wu oot ~ dtlvers honored the·glass bamer eight f~ really making a threat OD .Johnson's ~ picket 11o .. : high. life. However, Marson saiG, "A death threat is an assault in civil law," and the victim may sue for damages. He said the problem of trying to re· concile First Amendment free speech rights and the right to be protected from threats was dramatiied when Manson follower Sandra Good claimed responsibility this week for a ··death list" of 75 names . Ex-Surgeon Loses 4th Case In Malpractice SACRAMENTO (AP) -Former or- thopedic sureeon John Nork has lost a $130,000 medical malpractice judg- ment in Superior Court, bringing to more than $10 million the amounts paid to his ex-patients u.:inalpractice cases. Nork, whose record of malpractice charges was once described by an of- ficial of the sLate Board of Medical Examiners as the most notorious in California, has lost four verdicts and had more than 20 settlement!. The jury decided 9.3 Friday to award $130,000toHerbert Wilfonc Jr .• 48, who contended in a Sl-million suit that Nork's surgeries aggravated a back injury. Nork, 46, who lost his license to practice in California last year, did not appear for the trial. But through his attorneys, John Quincy Brown Jr. and John Harper; he admitted he performed negligent and unnecessary surgeries on WU!ong in 1965 and 1970 . ~;======~;:::::==:::::;::::::==tr.~~~iiiiiififfii~iiiiiiiiiin • Dr,. Rl~HARD S. JAFFE ·• PODIATRIST - • ASSAULT-BURGLARY-FIRES . • • • ... • Ann.ounces ,the opening of a new of- ~ devoted exdusively to the prac-. till& of PbdlatriQ\ Medicine and foot" eurgery •. ; • ,J 1142 c ... Hwy~ Salte .. SciutliY;111. Ca. .. l4AMI . OUR. ALA. RMs-"'.u.c•• ... .. -WHITIHOUSI ADDU$S I .CITY ST.ATI TB.L .... • Solons Hike -Pay SACRAMENTO (UPI) -•baudoo· lnl the hazardous state Capitol cbam· bers for at least three years. the Legislature sent to GoY. Edmund G. Brown Jr. a bill increul.ng lawmaker salaries 10 percent and then ad· journed. The late ol the politlcallY 1eaoltlve proposal, wbtcb would raise legislative pay from $21,120 to $23,231 annually after the aeneral election next year, was uncertain. The fiscally conservative Brown bu consistently preached that those with the "bil&esl belts" 1bould mate the biggest sacrifices during tough economic times. :Aides said be bas no pooltion yeloo the bill. THE SENATE folded the tent at 9:10 p .m. Friday and the Assembly called it quits •t 10 :38 p.m ., caRPlnl a 13-bour sessk>n that was remarkably f{ee of the Wlual Jul-day bickering. The lawmakers, who adjourned three days be(ore the· deadline, will return Jan. 5 but will not meet ln the hazardous 106-year-old Capitol west wing because it soon will undergo a three-to-five-year reconstruction to make it earthquake-safe . Instead, both the Senate and As- sembly will convene in temporary chambers constructed of mobile- home-style ''modular'' building material. The facility will be atteched lo the quat....teeut wlill· In other actiooo, the lawmataro· passed and seat to Brown a bill to re- quire prison senteaces ror berola d&- alers. a $600-million propo1al to rescue the state UDl:Dlpiloyment ln· turance fund from threatened bankruptcy aad aa omalbu meuure Intended to open up to sovernmeat re· cords on citir.ena. Aasemblymau Jolla J, Miller (D· Berkeley)r told 1ympatbetlc col· league1 that OODllderiol all the dutleo and rea.lJOoalblUUeo .or leglalaton. "We really cannot be paid enoush." Curbs to Get New' HUe-Bloe SACRAMENTO (AP) - Multicolored street curbl will take on another hue-blue -next year under a bill signed Saturday by Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. The measure by Assemblyman Alan Sloroty (!).Loo Aogelea) will al· low citiea and counties to paint curbs blue as special parking spaces for the physically handicapped. ., Sieroty said blue was chosen because it is the recognized lnterna- liooal ~olor (or the handicapped. DISCOVER THE GAlllOli & GENE'S 5outh Coast '.Plaza .LHElllEllT HAL~ewellers Fine Jewellers & Silversmiths Since 1898 •• seso. b. 100. c. ss1s. d. $41s •. S4S5. SOUTM COAST PLAZA PH. ·54~1379 .SANTA ANA F-"HION SClUARE PH. 547-8332 WESTMINSTER MALL Pit. 187"°327 PUENTE teW llAU.-WOOOUNO HIU.S PllO•IW>E &AllTA ANITA 'A9HION PAllK PASADIEllA l - I , A8 I (~_D_!Al_LY_P_IW_lf_ED_l_TO_RIA_L_P._l\_G_E_~) • Housin·g ·' ColllprOnllse • There is much talk these days of the pressing need for moderate· and low-income housing. Almost everyone gives lip-service to the philosophy of µrovid - ing adequate and accessible dwelling places for the less affluent. At the same time, the cost of housing goes up and up . l-lome ow11,ership is rapidly becoming a thing of the past for all but those with aboye-averagc incomes. Even rentals are far from cheap. Much of the increa:;e can be attributed directly to the inflation that has ~led construction costs at every level. , But a good deal more is the result of new ap· proaches to land use and development \Vhich , while ad1nirable in themselves, have the inevitable effect or m~1king h(>using more expensive. For example: -There is an increasing demand for greenbelts. parks and open space, which means fewer and more cxpensi ve units per acre. -l-leight control ordinances adopted by some L'nastal communities also reduce the number of units available per acre and help to skyrocket costs. -More and more communities, especially in the southern portion of the Orange Coast, are developing stiff regulations for hillside development, both for esthetic and safety reasons. San Clemente is the latest: Laguna has long had a tough grading or· dinance that virtually precludes the possibility of low. cost housing in hilly areas. manner, permitting higher densities. One way this can be accomplbhed is by providing speeial zoning, which will permit clustering lower- cosl dwelling units in specific areas to offset the cost of preserving surrounding greenbelts and parks. Any form of massive public housing subsidies - in cash payment or in tax assessment gimmicks - is not likely to win much support. With sensible planning, t.here is enough land in southern Orange County to provide decent housing space for citizens of all economic levels. But \Ve must be ready to a~cept some major trade-offs . It's time for plarmers, local governments and the citizens at large to turn off the rhetoric, get down to the dra\ving boards and prepare to give a little to make it a reality. Deadline for Appeal Property owners whO were displeased by the as· sessment figure on the little postcard they received in the mail this year have until 5 p.m. tomorrow, Sept . 15, to file an appeal of the valuation. Property tax appeals are first handled by special hearing officers, empowered lo settle disputes. If the hearing officers are unable lo resolve the problem, the case goes before one of two appeal boards . '· • ,...·-i-·· -The various Proposition 20 controls promulgat· 1..-'Cl by the c.oastal conservation commission, which tend to reduce density to combat traffic and a'.fr pollU· tion, are another element of increased cost. All of these controls have a rational purpose. But it·s a sin1ple fact of life that there is no way to get moderate· or low·income housing \vithout, in some But time is short. Petit.ions for appeal must be filed tomorrow with the clerk of the Assessment Ap· peals Board in the assessor's office, 630 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, where the necessary forms are available. If no appeal is filed. the assessment stand~. and the first half of the 1975-76 tax bill will be due in December. "WELCOME &ACK 101HE !>LOW LEARN£R'6' CLA!><;,, l<ll'Plf5 .'" A RADICAL CHANGES Eldridge Cleaver, ex-convict and formerly Black Panther "minister of information," bas been in exile since November 1967, first in Cuba. then in Algeria, now in Paris. He has visited North Vit>l· nam. China a nd North Korea. His ferocity and hi s rhetoric have long 1n ade h i m a fearsome symbol of black militancy. ··we must face the fact that we are at war with America,·· he wrote. . Cleaver also became the datl· ing of white, middle-class radical chic. When his book, "Soul on lee," appeared, it was an im· inediate best seller. College teachers of ~nglisb, sociology, psychology and philosophy made Jt required reading in their classes. 'The years have wrought .&anges in Cleaver. Much seems to have happened in 1971. Early that year be split with Huey P. ( S. I. HAYAKAWA J Newton. who "wants to work within the system, has taken to religion, and fancies himself as a black capitalist.'' HE ALSO broke with Timothy Leary over the latter's advocacy of drugs: ··You need your wits about you when you are in a shootout with the police ... But the big event of that year was the invitation extended by the People's Republic of China to President Nixon to visit Peking -a serious setback. in Cleaver's opinion, of the ·'world revolu· tionary movement." It was on learning this news that he made a statement to the press in Algiers that he was going to re· turn to the United States to a re· volutionary urban guerrilla struggle. \Vhat are Cleaver's ideas to- day? In a remarkable interview with an old personal friend, Curtice Taylor. publishld in ''Rolling Stone'' for Sept. 11, Cleaver gives an account of his present views He sees the problems of blacks in America no longer in racial terms but in terms o( culture and class, like those of other ethnic groups · ·'The Afro-American thing re· ally should be like ltlllian Americans or any other cultural group; that identity is impart.ant but you shouldn't get hung up in a back·to·Africa thing because, re· ally, going back to Africa is an absurd idea, particularly because the people in Africa just woulctn •t allow it. ''YOU'D JUST ·be a problem because besides your color you don't have much in commoll' - just some vague and very distant ancestry. "I mean, they'd accept a cer- tain number of immigrants and help them fit in but nobody's talk· ing about a mass influx or American blacks. I mean, it's just stupid to picture 25 million blacks getting into a boat back to Africa. Besides, American blacks aren't up for it either. You see, I'm trying to eet back to the U.S. myself because that's my home." And what's so great about the United States, according to Cleaver, besides its being home? "I think in sort o( evolutionary terms," he says, ''that the United States is really the most highly evolved nation in the world. I use the rights of people as a barometer for that .... Ex· perience has show ·n socialists/ communists strap onto the people the most oppressive Eldridge Ckaver Says U.S. Looks Better All the Time regimes in the history of the world. Regimes that are die· tatorsbips, dictatorships in the name of the proletariat, not by the proletariat. "AND THESE regimes are very hard to get rid of because ·they gij'e people something ever· yone ongs for and that 's economic security, it you will, economic democracy. But political democracy, which I think is the more impart.ant of the two, doesn·t exist in communist countries.:: It is, in fact, looked on as subversive:" The more Cleaver thinks about the United States, the more im· pressed he becomes. "I'm lW'D· ing into a patriot," he says, 'lhe radical movement or the '60s, be believes, made a great mistake in assuming a strident anti· Americanism . "Why should we have allowed Nixon to wrap himself up in the American 08.g? We should have taken it away from (him). But in· stead we grabbed the Viet Cong flag and there went any hope of large support from the American people." The interviewer remarked that Ute '606 were "a time to react and experience. not to reflect.·· CJeaver replies, ''I di.sagree with that. It was a time to renect. it's just that we neverd.id it. We don't have to reflec\ so much now as to reanalyze a lot of (what) we believed in at that time ... , "AFTER ALL my travels ... really seeing how the Soviet UniOo and China function, well, 1 now think that the U.S. should be second to none militarily .... I want tbe U.S~ to be .vastly im· proved, not done in. We have to maintain·a vigilance againstpeo. ple who want to destroy the U.S." Cleaver is no believer in de- tente: "That stuff we are saying . .. about not interferiJlg: with the in(e~ affairs ol the Soviet- Union, well, that sounds like Chamberlain . . . all over again. If we are truly tt)e force for de· mocracy in the world. ~o we have an obligation to help in tbr disintegration of th~ totalitarian Soviet regime.'' Cleaver has arrived at bis patriotism in an extremely roun· dabdut way. Or is it merely homesickness'? Or does it mat· ter? Military Working Hard to Keep Spending Up W ASffiNGTON -In the na- tion's 200 -year history, there have been nine major conflicts, which lasted a grand total of 40 E ears. Ergo, our military 1tablishment has spent 160 ears doing little except prepar- g for the next war. : The men·at-arms have whiled 'way all this idle time, >ometimes usefully, more often )vastefully, conducting paper )'t'ars, madcap maneuvers and ptber inane projects. • With the close of the Vietnam )¥ar, the troops once again are at loose ends. The fighting men ~ave no one to fight, the bombers no place to bomb, the missiles no targets to miss. From our Pen· tagon notebook, here are a few episodes from this millennial rnilitary world ; : -The military auditors have Power t Very little bas been said about 1t in the news but the big intema· lional competition these days is for !usion energy. . If the key to fusion energy can be round, the world's petroleum trisis will lose its sting. The fusion approach, if it works, Could multiply the world's O!bergyouppiy at a fraction of the costnow gbfflg · ' into ..other fuels, includ· ing !isston. C h i e r among the en· trants in the international fusion S''ol:eep&takes are the United aates and the Soviet Union. Not much Is known about the present nature of Soviet research in till• field, other than what is reported in the Soviet openlific journals. But these ac - <lltlnls made It plain that th• U.S.S.R. Is elving a lilct>prtortty to l\lllon resear<h. 1 ln t~• United States, \ I discovered, here and there, some loose cash, which must be spent, of course, before congressional critics get the idea that the de· fense budget is too rat. ON THE SHORES of Waikiki, they are diverting PX profits into a fabulous $20 million military "resort." It will be called "Hale Koa," which, in the Hawaiian tongue, means "House or War· riors." Meanwhile, the admirals, eager to do their part, have is· sued contracts to "study the drinking practices of Navy personnel" and to effect "the roundup and removal Or approx- imately 5,000 feral goats and BP· proximately 800 feral pigs" from San Clemente island off the California coast. From the last contract, happily, the Navy is re· (JACK ANDERSON) covering $1.50 for each pig and goat that can be corralled. -Within the Pentagon, a house organ called the Pentagram News gave slavish coverage to the appointment of Martin R. Hoffmann as the new Army secretary. But there was one hor· rible slip: Hoffmann's name was misspelled throughout the story. This unpardonable blooper caused the greatest stir since My Lai in the Pentagon's third.floor, outer "E " ring, which the top Army brass inhabit. They cabled urgent instructions to informa· ti on officers around the world. "IN THE INTEREST o! pro· fessionalism." sternly stated the Fusion, That Is almost all fusion research is now being done by private organiza- tions, with most of the funding coming from the government. Several different methods are being pursued. These methods require the creation of heat in the order o( a billion degrees. So far, the scien· lists have been able to get as far 11s 300 million degrees, but they seem to be stymied at that point. A system now being pursued in· volves the use of deuterium and lithium. The principal problem befe is that lithium carrie; with it the dangers of high com· bustibillty. Ever since the possjbUity of fusion enercy was first discussed 30 years ago, the general Im· pretaion has been created that the bii advantage offered by fusion Is that It produces "clean" enerl)' -meaning'that It is sub- stantially free of radioactive huarde, both in the production of n\llClear energy and in the dis·· pooal of wa1le producta. And, with the conquest of I [ NORMAN J COUSINS radioactivity, it wouJd not be necessary to build power· generating stations far outside the big metropolitan centers because of the danger of acciden· tal explosions. ONE REASON energy rrom existing nuclear power plants is so expensive is that the energy has to be brought into the cities by overhead or underground lines, a very costly process. It now appears that the theory of "clean'' nuclear energy from the fusion process may have been somewhat overoptimistic. Facts now comingtoligbtshow that the fusion energy ap· proachea now being supported by the U.S. gOvemment are not free of radioactive hazards after all. The radioactive dangers may be smaller than those produced by conventional fission energy. but lt now develops the risk can· Army cable, ''we pass to you that a review or some post and unit newspapers . . . indicates a need for us all to be aware of the pro- per spelling of the name of the new Army Secretary ... ''Please note that Secretary Hoffmann spells his name with two (2) f's aqd two (2) n's. His complete name is Martin R. Hof· fmano, repeat, Hoffmann." -Aboard the aircraft carrier Saratoga, two crewmen ap· parenUy became bored with the peace that had settled over the warship and sought to enliven the routine. The story can best be told by quoting from the formal charges, which were filed against them. Airman Apprentice Terrence Patrick McKee and Aviation Boatswain's Mate Mark Ed.ward Keylor ''did , .. willfully destroy" federal property "by driving an Aircraft Towing Vebi· cle with a Jet Engine Starter Unit off the stern of the USS Saratoga." The wayward machine plunged through "the flight stern safety net" and settled on the bot· tom of Mayport Basin, F1a. It took a team of divers to retrieve it. -A military contract, like a snowball rolling downhill, tends to grow and grow. Last year, for example, a few decorative tiles fell from the domed ceiling of the National War College at Ft. McNair herein Washington. THE ARM)' brass took one look at the deteriorating dome and proclaimed it to be a ''serious safety hazard ... beyond the in·house capability" to the People not be considered as being nominal. Whal happens is that the deuterium and tritium p~ cesses release radioactive neutrons. There is, bowevet, one fusion process that, according to the latest scientific research, is still radioactive-free. This system is known as the "P·B,'' or proton· boron, method. Inexplicably. P ·B is the one system that is not now being supparted 6y th e U.S. govern- ment. There is ·some reason to believe that politics !Ul!Y be responsi~le. In any event, the decision of tha government to bet hundreds or millions or Clollars 00 the de- uterium, tritium and lithium systems, even if they should be sucressful1 would lead to radioactive naks. THERE RAS been altogether toorf'luch hu.sh·hush about the pre. sent status of the fusion·enerey rlfdearch. It is high time that C.ongreas got into the aet with a full -scale. wide.open inquiry. If the American people are go- ing to be taxed for massive ef. forts to produce fusion energy, the least that is owing to them is a run accounting of why so much government m()Jley is going into the systems that are not tadioac- tive-l'ree and almost nothing lnto the proton-boron method. OF ALL THE alternatives to petroJeum now being discussed ........ solar energy, geothermal energy, tuel cells and so on - fusion may tu'rn out.to be the best bet. Certainly we ought !<>be sure that behlnd·t.be-sce.ne mac.hi.na- tions are not going to depri.ve us of a fusion system that la radloac- tive-free. No aapect of planninl is more critical to the industrial and •cl..,tlfic fut11te ol the United Stat¥ than developing new 1QU.rCUOfener1y. The American people are en· Utled to a full report oo where the money Is beil!J spent r., this P'lJ'Jl(>Se, and wt1y, of the Army to repair. According· ly, a $65,000 contract was awarded to Universal Restora· lion, Inc., to stop the tiles from tumbling. By August, It was-determined that the tiles alio were in need of cleaning, an operation that would require ''brushing and simultaneous vacuuming." So the contract was expanded to $250,000. In December, the figure climbed to $390,000. Twenty days later, it jumped to $640.<XX>. Dur· ing an active four-day stretch in March, the contract soared dizzi. ly to $1,984,800. Universal's addi· tional duties now included testing the tiles by "tapping lightly with wooden mallets'' and marking "all loose and hollow sounding ti! " e. This prodigious flow of money to Universal was not enough, ap. parently, to prevent its payroll checks from bouncing. The Army bad to cough up an emergency payment of $35,000. An officer o( the firm, Paul Harris, began to answer our questions and then said he would not give us "any more in(ormation about this company.'' DAILY PILOT RokrtN. Wetd.Pvbllll'litr Thomas Ktevil, Edi.tor Thomas-Palmer. Sunday £ditoriol Pagf £dilor The editorial page of the Daily Pilot seeks to Inform and 1 atlmulate readers by presenlln1 on t,hls page dlver1e commentary on topics ol lntere.1t by syndlcat· ed eolu")nl1ts and cartoonilts. bv providiqa a forum fOf' readen' vie""• ind by prttentlnc this nt'Wspaper'1 opinions and ideu on tUrrt:h.t topics. The editorial opinions of the Dally Pilot appeir only ln the editorial column at the top ot the pase. Opinions ex· pteued by the columnlsu and cartoOnlltl lftd letter writers are their OWft and no endorRment ot \heir views by the Dally Ptlot should be lnftrrftl. Sunday, September 14, 197S • ....,.,, ""!""!' 1•. ,.,. ~V"Ul! .ff ' ·Busing Punishes Society's Innocents • 117 Vl!llMONT llO~ School d•ys, ocbool ~ .se.r old 1o1den rule da,. .... sO ....,.. that sooe or your cblldliood. But now lh•t tchoot days are one. more with u1 you. wonder whit rules the children are le&nllnl today. 1n ~me scboola none at all. No readm', 'ritin' and . 'rilhmetlc, with or without a hickory stick. Many s.cbool dOors are closed be<:auae in 1ome dozen 1tatn the teachers are on strike. Meantime 'in other places the children go to school timld(y. They arrl.ve"under the watchful eye of ·poUffme:n • set there to ward orr &Dfl:Y d•rnonslt•llons at the sctiOOll)ou,., "'°"" llld to protect ~he children f~om violence once withlll, This year add Loulavllle to' Jloaton aad Norfolk and all tltole other placea where the .rllnnJll8 ot the bu.a bas bitterly divided a com-munity. ., But maybe tho children are leamln1 somethln1·anyway, Juat b)( watching the &rown;upa. In both theo sltfiations the rights and wrongs can get preuy confusing. Those who teach are certain.ly \\.'Ortby O( 8 fair wage for their labors. The problem is that those who are taxed to pay those wages often earn lesa than the te~chers' present wage; in the1e times some of them earn no 'vages at all. BUT WHAT the children learn is that grown-ups sittJe such arguments with nU9d Power, where those who pay adamantly say "no more" and those who de- mand say "or else." . And while the elders squabble. it is the children who suffer. So it ls with the busing con· trover:sy. It is long past time for a school door to be closed to any child because he is black or white or any other color. They 4tle right who cry shame that thisoocewas so and ask not' just redress but amends. The problem is that they have some right, too, who cry ou't against uprooting children from home and neighborhood in the-name of ex· orcising past sins. Strike what balance you will, the resulting turmoil and anger makes for no happy school da)'s. " Presumably those strikes will be settled ere long one way or another. But there are no signs that the tormenting struggfe over school busing is near an end. The bittt>rness is now So deep it is beyond any easy repair. Yet if we are to rer>air it. we need to ask ourselves what it is we really wish to achieve and whether busing school children will achieve it. We might also ask ourselves what else we are doing in the process. Not easy ques- tions bec·ause much is obscured ln rhetoric. THOSE WHO OPPo<e\ buaing complain that it means long trips for children to and from school. This is certainly somethiiig to be avoided if possible, ~ut the fact is llult mJny tblldreo have for Y•.tn bad Jone journeys lo idiool. In aome places ln the past wlllte •blldr•n look Jq bus triJlll to avoid lnt•rr•ted scboolt. Once there were no buses •t .it and children walked mu., lo school . It clldn'l seem to hurt Abe Un· coin any. Tf>ooe who favor buslnJ, ln- cJuclln1 the judaea who ordered thne plana, say th•t schools pro- vided for blacks and other minority sroupo h• ... been in- ferior to most wblte achools. This is indubitably true. But then they uy that to remedy thiJ, making them IOOd 1choolt Is oot enough. Tbe premise of the busing plant la that black lludeata pro(lt allhj>ly tram slttln1 In the ••me clusrocnn with white students, that they cari't ot.berwi&e have eood schools. Thi.a i. a dubioua proposiUoo at best. Anyway there is ample evidence that inany children. white or black, are more com· rortable and learn better in familiar surroundin1s among familiar people. The quality of education is more apt to depend upon the quality of the teachers than the color of the child in the next seat. - BUT IN FACT one may doubt now whether a better education for all is any longer the real ra- tionale for the busina pllJlll. The clue is that these plans are drawn on a purely statistical basis. Thal is, to put so-many of eal'h group into each school in proportion to the population mix. The aim is las to correct educatiooal defi- ciencies than to effect social changes. So let us suppose that racial imbalances are a bad thing, that all-black or all-white schools are an abomination regardJess of the educational quality of each. lf that is the case. what are the causes and what is the remedy? The origin of these racial im· balances in the schools, as ever· yone agrees. is the residential pettem. People tmd to cluater to1eth•r by ethnic. aoclal .w economic croups . .L.ately the Im· balance baa been intelllllled by the ftlJlht or while middle-and upper~fncome groups to the sub- urbs, a niJht cauatd In part by farced lnte1ratlon through bus· ina. The result has been to leave the inner-cities, and their scbooll, .!!!_~!~_.and more populated by • -mmonly ethnic groupo. This ex· plains why successive busin1 plans have had to reach out to cover a wider &nd wider area. IFTHJS BE the ill, then theob- ftous remedy i11 lo change the re- sidential patterns which are its root. If aome federal j..tee would order a certain number of white famllle1 to move to an area in· habit<!d primarily by minority 1roups, and a certain number of minority famUies to move to a formerly white area, the Ul com - plained or would be readily cor- rected. There would then be no more racial imbalances in the public schools. Fleets of buses could be put away and the neighborhood sc.hooJ could resume ii.. tradi- tional place in the community. No federal judge hu done that None would dare to. Every citiien would rise in outrage, see- ing clearly an intolerable viola- tion of a most baalc civil right Only ln totalitarian countries does the government say go here and go there and the people ac- quiesce \]nless, of course, you are a child Hardly anyone claims any longer that the purpose of this bu.sing is to improve the educa- Uonal system It is defended as a means for social change That m•y be a worthy objec live, but to put-On school children the burden of achieving It , doing unto them what we will not do to ourselve~. is a strange way to teach that golden rule. Rt0tlm.d w1t11 P<tf'Mls•lofl of n. W•ll 5trwl ~ (Cl 1"7J, O.w JOMo\ ~'· IM.., •II ~,.-- Psych.:.out hy Sight Capitol News SerVtce SACRAMENTO -Highway patrolmen will be coml>leting more paperwork in September as the department begins a study of the cbaracteri!tics of the people they arrest. The California High"•ay Patrol hopes to identify traits of people who are likely to resist of· ficers during arrests. A spokesman for the depart· ment said the special study will cost the department only the time il takes officers to complete the forms, computer time and time for analyzing the data. ' "We hope to develop some facts that may be useful in an- ticipating resistance and protect- ing our Officers against it,•• said CHP Commissioner Glen Craig. The study will be based on in- formf,tion gathered by officers in 32 regions of the state. 'n)ose of- ficers are expected to mUe some 4,000 arrests during September. Among other information, of. ficers will be asked to describe the suspects level of resistance, which range from a dirty look to a knife attack. Among questions that might be answered by the study are: Is a 6-foot -4 pol.iceman less likely to meet with resistance than a 5-fool officer? Will suspects offer more re- sistance to an older officer than a younger one? The CHP will release the re- sults of the study early next year. Keuo's Ideas Good but Vulnerable ) Perverting the ESOTs For a quarter ol a century Louis Kelso and his ideas on economics were regarded aJ harebrained. The few of us who took seriously the San Francisco lawyer's ideas about givlng worken a means to own stoc:k and participate in the profita or capitalism were d.JamlS!ed as Dula alao. That's no tonier so. Busi - nessmen and economisla who Jg- nored Kelso a ( VON HOFFMAN ) great that for practical purposes 95 percent of the pGpulaUon are capital-less wage slaves. Here was a way to redistribute the wealth within the premises of free market capitalism while also putting the power to vote a sign.lflcant number of shares of stock into a much, much larger number of hands. few years ago are listening now So Many companies have either adopted Kelao's ideas • b 0 u t employe ownership or played with Beyond giving people a stake in th18 capitalist system they are • ....._ alwafl being ask~ to sacrifice '\. for, Kelso's idea held forth the possibility of abating labor de- mands for hi1her wages with all their infiatlonary lmpllcatkx>s. the idea that we now have peo- ple earning their living as Kelso- nian consultants. Hallmark Cardi has switched over to a Kelso plan, and even mighty AT&T ha• said It's study- ine the idea to see if there i5 anything In It !o<them. THE NUii OF Kelso's Ideas is simple enough. An employe trust is formed. The trust borrows money and buys stock in the company the employes work for, or, theoretically, any other com- pany. The loan is paid off with the profits or the dividends from the stock. Aasuming the company is mak- ing mooey, the advantages to the employes are self~vtdent. The advantaees for the company are large too. It allows a firm to raise capital without going the very ex- penaive route of borrowing. But it was the possible advantages to society Bl a whole that may have attracted many of Kelso's earlier supparters. U done long enough and car- ried out on a large-enough scale, the'Kelsonian approach seemed a way to resolve the anomaly of the world ·s moat famously capitalist nation belng almost without capitalists. The coocen- tration or wealth in the hands of a few families and Institutions is so Al more workers owned more stock their dividends would pro- vide them wjth a second income, an income tied not to who's strongest at the bargainina table but to lbe productivity and pro- fitability that they can bring about through their own efforts. However, as Employed Stockholders Ownership Trusts, or ESOTa, have come into use. it's not so sure that things are go- ing to work out that way. For ex- ample, the railroad legislation that looks forward to reorganiz- ing the bankrupt Northeastern roadA makes such a trust passi- ble. However, the original Kelso idea waa to use this plan with profit makers -winners, not losers. WITH A WSER, especially If the loser is this combination of crumbly railroads, the empJoye ownership scheme may simply be used as a way of getting the banks and other holders of railroad bonds off the hook. Because the essential Kelso idea is so sexy, there will be great pre- ssure to use it to bail out cor- porate clunkers all over the coun- try by selling these money-losing wrecks to their poor employes with the government financing the loan for the stock purchase. The use of the Kelso plan should be restricted to rirms with a proven record or profitability. lest a 1ood idea become a swin-- dle on both the employea and the taxpayers. Not thal these trust. are ooly ol interest to money-losing-com· r.anies. Recent chanees 1n the tax an make them quite attractive to money winners also. Expart- inl firms get preference in gov_- emment guaranteed loam if the}'" set up employe stock o~hip trusts; any company that does IO can aJao get an 11-instead of 1:1 10-percent tax credit on capital investment. THERE ARE good areumentii to be made in favor or legislation encouraging these trusts. but to marry them to investment tax credits is a questionable prac- tice. It creates another comti· tuency ror a kind or tax loophole that has yet to be · justified in either economic Or social terms. In the free mark.et system, capital" investment should be made on the basis of prmpectiv(!I profitabillty, not on the manipulation of tax advantages,. The tax Jaw• favor these trusts in other ways. In fact a company that knows how to set up one pro- perly can get a refund on the tax- es it may have paid over the last three years. Judicious fidoodling with tax law has enabled some companies to do such things as buy back some of their outstand- ing' shares. fight off takeover by other firms and drive up the price a merging purchaser has had to pay to assume control. · At the same lime some com·· panies have sold thett employe ownership trusts special nonvot- ing stock. thereby robbing the plan or one of its best La.lking points: dilution of control. If the original Kelso i.deas are perverted into a gimmick to bail out business failures or convert- ed into the big Wall Street fad o( the late '70s, a lot of investors are 1oing to be booby-trapped, a lot of undeserving millionaires are eoine to be subsidized, a lot of working people are going to be cheated and disillusiooed and a potentlaJJy very useful Loo} for our country is going to be dhl- graced and discarded_ Doc Gets a Diagnosis By !llARV MYERS The other evening during a bridge game ~ suffered a con- cussion of ttie skull. Along with this, my blood pressure has a tendency to behave like a y~yo, so I booked ln with my family d·octor for a general 10,000-mile checkup. The fellow didn't seem· himself. Most doctors are cool, calm, assured, wealthy, as they teach them to be at doctor's. school, but Doctor Shaft (not bis real name) was a shambles. Disheveled, pre-- occupied, he fumbled with bis blood pressure tools. I noticed he was also wearing bis rearview mirror sideways on bis head. "I dbn't mean to tell you your business." I sald ln a strangled voice, ''but shouldn'l that black band be wrapped ..-ound my arm in· stead of my throatt•• .. • "ROW STUPID ol' me!" The good doctor wu penplr· in& freely. His bands shook visibly. With my belp we transferred the band to my arm. My blood pressure was within reason. considering the brldgocame and all. For my skull damage he suicested I k .. p my bead In a 1Un1 lor a month, take -uplrlna and quit mortdng my . cards. "Just for compari.ICD, doc· tOr. what's your blood pre- ssure?" He dropped hi• blood pre- 11ure toys on the noor, and stirred hla corree with his 1tetbo1coP•. staring into 1pace. 1 Cure: 18 Holes of Golf and Lower Insurance Premiums "Frankly, I'm too shook to take it. I just got my premium for malpractice iosurance. Do you know what they're doing to us?" I suggested be lie down on the probing table, and I take his blood pressure. The fellow needed help. I pumped that black bulb thing until his arm turned a dark shade of blue. and then took a shot at the reading. "Hmmmmmmm," I tried not to show too much concern inmyhmmmmmmm. "Well?" "AOCORDING to Ws, doc· toe, you've been dead fOl' two weeks. I eet S'TS over 1,400, but Marv Ml/CTI ii a carloonW and 10T'iter who r11*s and' re- C14'<ffl111 in IV""fl"rl B<och. I cou.ld be mistaken. I've only been practicing medicine f.or three minutes ... He continued to moan. so I decided to proceed with my n.amlnaUon, ''Stick out your l<llll\le. ,, .. P!Mrfftrftrrfrcn , .. "You 've got to atop think· ing about lnaurance com- panies, doctor. Now let's hear that old tlcker," I said, throw· lng in iny vast knowledge of medical jar1on. I hit a bulging spot under hltwhlucoal. "This bumping and grind- ing indicates yoo're very rich, doctor! " ''You 've got the stethoscope against my wallet." ''That ex.plains it . Now cough.'' "LET'S SKIP that part. Myers.'' Next I grabbed a small rub- ber sledge hammer and began flailing away at his knees for reflexes. slightly fracturing his right knee cap. Calmly, not to alarm the man, I suggested we cheek his v.·eight. He made it over to the scales, limping painfully . "I'd say you're about 25 pounds overweight ... ''That's my wallet." He collapsed back on the ta- ble, and I proceeded my prob- ing, verbally. What kind of exercise do you get?'' ''I RUN TO the bank every day." "How about your eatine babi~r·· "I won 't be eating it I pay my insurance bill!'' "Well, everybody should fast now and then. Are you and Mabel h a vin1 any troubles?" "Mabel who? .. "Your wife, Mabel, that's who."' ' ' • -. -• I -• I -I ( -' There was no trouble in that department except for a short lapse of memory at times. I 1tudiM my notes. "Well, doctor, according to my diagnosis you have a case of the Malpractice Insurance Premium ShaJtes, and a frac- tured rilhl knee cap. For that you should see a doctor, doc- lCI'." He sat up groggily and ad- jU1ted hla rearview mirror. "Doctor, I recommend you take a bucket of aspirins. and • ' 0 • ( call me at the golf course or my ya cht club if pain and in· surance premiums persist . I also ma ke hous e calls if you're within bicycle range.·· l s cribbled some thing highly illegible on his pre- sulption pad. ''WHAT 'S THIS!'' he asked. tumtng It around. and holding it up to the light. "lfell. l don'l know. Maybe )'Our local bartender ('an de- cipher tt . Take one 10 times a ( day during happy hour.•· He thanked me profusely and promised to send me a payment somet im<' du ri ng this year. "One thing , l\t yers," be cautioned as I was leaving . "If I see any o( your sUly drawings in a magazi ne or newspaper about this, you re· a.l ire wh at will foll ow. of course?" "No.·· "I will personally sue you for ma I-cartooning !·· I I • • .. ) ...... ' HEART ASSOCIATION 'S DR . JOHN KERN GIVES MOBILE UNIT TRIAL RUN Joan Redburn, Program Assistant, Check• Hie Blood Prea1ure 'On Location' f 'Super: Building Heart 'Bus' Unveiled ; Cowity Eyes $ 8 Million Project By BILL SCHREIBER C..a.o.llJ PIMtSt.ff SANTA ANA - Orange County Supervisors will be asked Tuesday to move toward construction or county government's controversial new ''super'' administration building. Current estimates place the total cost of the facility to be built at the comer of Broadway and Santa Ana Avenue at nearly $8 million. THE ITEM before supervisors outlines a breakdown or the project into two phases. The first, if approved by supervisors, would start Death Nodt!n W•IT GLAO'l'i 9. WEST, ~nt of 5Gu'lh U....,. lleKh, ca. 0.lt of dffth 5-p- tllnltier 10. tt1S. ~Vold by,_-. ·~19 B. W.sl,, Wlltr•d W. Wnt, Dwwln IL W.U. JKk L. Wtst 91'11 Robtrt o . west; on• shttr, 1-llrottltn.' tf'9Mktllktrtn ~ • {lrMt· .. Wlddll..-.n. 51ff'¥1C:ff •Ill bt l'llkt JriliDflMY, 5-tt:rftbtf' IS ti n :GO AM. hltz· .. ltt,..1' Coron• CS.I IMr °*'91. Prlw•tt'lnttf''"'nl, dll'Kltd llY B•llr·8•to•ron Coron• dtl /Mr --,. Pl•RC• ETHEL 9 . PIERCE, rt1ldfn1 of SOuth l.tQvnl, ca. 01tt.of dllth 5-p. titmlltt 10, 1'15. Wt1 • rtslclenl of ' this year' using most of 'Rose and Associates, the $4.9 million placed in· architectural firm that to the county budget designed the pyramid- earlier this month. shaped building at a cost that has surpassed O! c 1 ounty Administrative $350,000. icer Robert Thomas When the building was said phase one of the first proposed several building will cost about years ego, its cost was $<1.63 million based on placed at less than $4 cost estimates believed million. valid until December . The second and rmal The first segment of phase of construction construction would in· would begin next August volve excavation, foun· under Thomas' proposal dation, basement park-with another $3 .2 million ing, concrete superstruc· bu d g e t e d i n the lure, basic electrical 11)76-75 spending plan . wiring, penthouse struc- tures, windows, building exterior, sprinklers and landscaping. It also would include another $5,000 to LeRoy Thomas estimates the total completion time for the phased project will .be 2~ months following award of the pact. That would place the comple- tion date sometime in the summer of 1978. · The American Heart Association, Orange County Chapter, un- veiled its new mobile testing and educational unit last week at an ex- ecutive committee meet- ing al the Santa Ana Country Club. Funds for purchase or the 28-foot, customized motorhome were con- tributed by the James ·Irvine Foundation and the Rockwell Interna- tional Employes Donate Once Club. The unit will be used throughout Orange County for. blood pre· ssure testing and for audio-visual presents· lions on heart disease and its prevention. Equipped with automatic blood pre· The proposal before ssure measurement de· supervisors also asks vices, the unit operated that contractors bidding by three technicians can on the project present test a total of 150 persons cost estimates for a p~· per hour. ORANGE COUNTY ject bui~t in phases and The vehicle is also one .built COJ!lpletely fitted with projection from the st~rt. and sound equipment for Before the ~9 million -educational presenta- was thrown into the cllr-tiOlls, ~xhibit pan~ls that rent budget, It had been feature five intercbange- assumed the ''super able themes, and a show building" project was on window for outside ex- a back burner. hi bit. Equipment for the ....... Ind SOutfl ~-tor 11 ru~. Sur\'lwtd II\' Mr dlUQflltr, Ml'1 Mary .... _______ ,, Several supervisors, unit was contributed by including board the Orange County c hair m a it R 8 1 p h Firemen's Association, Diedrich, had indicated the Alpha Phi Sorority they felt the cost was Alumnae, Central, l'forth prohibitive in tbe face of and South Orange Coun- the troubled economy .. ty Chapters, t~e Atlol Kul'ln of 0.n• Point, C.,;. lwo .,....,..,., ktnMtl'I JC,ut!rl Md iuncty l(lltlft, ""'" "' u,.u .... BtKh; ,_ F Dr f•~ brotMra., tflrn a.lsttrs. Mtmorl•I Or ft 1emen strriu5 Ml\ tit lltld •I 3;00 PM McN.- Gty, Stpt...,. t s, s1wtttr ~ Enrollment is still open 9Nc:h Ololptl .ttti Rtw. T-W.mer offlc:l•l'lt. sttt•••• L•'llu~ Bt•ch for two Saddleback ---.--. College drafting classes IALn..aEIGllOH RIHHALHOMI Corona del Mar 673-9450 . . Ahmanson Foundation It was D1ednch who and various ind.ivid~s cast the decis~v~ vote Operation of the unit ~ two years ago g1vmg the funded by contributions building design pact to totheffeartFund which are designed to give students with some drafting background ad- ditional training in the field. Costa Mesa 646·2424 The two courses., of· LeRoy Rose. Rose was · Diedrich's campaign The unit is av3ilableto IH.LllOADWAY MORTUAIT 110 Broadway. Costa Mesa 642-9150 McCOIMICI ~ MOITUAIY Laguna Beach 494·9415 San Juan Caplslrano 4'95-1776 PACIFIC YllW MIMOllALPAll Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach. California 644--2700 PEHFAMILT COLONIAL FUHllAL HOMI 7801 Balsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 SMITHS' MOITUAIT 627 Main St. Huntington Beach ~39 THE Pl'UNE SOCIETY 'Q ......... ... (714) MS-7431 .. ":t:.. "!I".!. . -··-""1· ·-' .... ,.., .. .a., ----. .,. ..............•.. !Al•••-·········~···· . . .... ·········· ......... "•• .... ~ CIM. eic.o fered at El Toro High School, meet Turesday and Thursday nights. Frank Henry is the in· structor. rmance chairman in the industry, schools and or- Fullerton supervisor's ganized groups by con-: first run for county of-tacting the Heart As· fice. sociation. STONEWARE PLANTERS glazed with waler proof, lead free glaze, one of a kind pots. HANDMADE ON OUR POTTERS WHEEL SAVE UP TO 60o/o AT OUR FACTORY Buy direct from the potter High quality hi·fired pots, handmade, and glazed, one of a kind stoneware pots. Dealers welcome HEAVY DUTY MACRAME 4 FT. LO,..G '9.00 VALUE ON SALE FOR S3,50 I" Pol Reg. S9.00 ou.r s3so Puce ' &" Pol Reg. SI .OD Ou_r . $250 PflCSI 4" Pot Reg. $5.00 OUR PRICE $200 190& E. Ednglr Ave. Santa Ana Phone 551-1714 HOUIS: MON. lO 111, 10.S SAT. 104 CLOSID 'SUNDAT' :. - " Estate Battle Lawyer Gets · Trial Delay !'A if TA A NA -Ba=une wu Indicted N-rt Beach attorney by the Grand Jury alter R'olitod Stewart aseriesofprobatecowt BarCume ha1 been .actloira in which the "lranted a seven-week lawyer alle1edly foiled ~ Clelay of hi• Oranee to produce evidence sub- County Sup.erior Court stantiaUng a payment~ trial on criminal charges $52,800 made to an un· 1ternmtna from hie al· traceable c.red1tor from leged mi1b,andltng of a the estate of Wilaoo S103,000 San Clemente Eucene Luther of San eatate. Clemente. Presiding Jtldge . . Robert A . Banyard Mr. Luther died June granted the delay andOC"o 2.S. 1970, in a Capistrano dered Barcume, 37, of Beacb. convalescent 901 Sandcastle Drive, to hom'8.fter namln1 face trial Oct. 27 on Barcume to administer chareea or grand theft.. bis estate, much of which perjury and preparing was willed to the Chris· falae evidence. 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' • • ' • • ' , 1 'Rnd someone you can trust 'and start unloading yourself. • DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Each dily, In !-ands of ccr. porate of(Jc ea tbrougbout Southern California, ~a.in men and women deaJ With SCOl'H Of di.fficuJ.l •ituations, °'ak~ hard deeillon.s, can"y out emottonill~ .training tuks -and in the Pro-" ceailecome condldal""'ci><-sud· clen*"1Jt. t "' •' .·i The)' 0ro ·the ··~ati<s> ex· ecalivn, high-level managemait people whose &ct.Ions clire<µy' af. feet the pcogresaJ;or ~llo':.\_o_f 1their com.panies.1. And, a.ccorwng to Newportl Beoe~ "'mar- riage and family cban9ela8'I>Onn Odell, they ·wiU v.ery Rkely become vjctims-.of!beart att'aclts, ~ll'.'o.kes, .ulc·e.r...-f:P.r 't>ther caidiovasc\llar diseases. He did. Early this year, just after leav- ing his job as 'President ot-a well· known land deveJ!P.!'1!11( qrm to devote Iii• full time lit ac..unsei- ing career, Odell was the~ctlm of a near-fatal heart a,J.tack. ··1 was b.it with chest pains 1 while driving alpne on a r..os Angeles 1reeway. After con - siderable debate with ~~. I drove to a hospital!Cbeckietl into the emereency room .-n.d 10 minutes lat'er, my heart tlopped beating," he recalli.' ll. F\lnctionally ''dead" for ,2'h minutes, Odell later admitted that, tiad he been any place else but in a hospital it that moment. he would have ended up "dead on arrival." He spelled it out: ''Thanks to miraculous timing and modern medicine, the doc tors brought me back to.life ~ith a blast of high voltage electricity to my chest .·· The incident gave rise to Odell's concern and study of cor p:>rate· executive slress and itsef· fects. ' 1 · l)eart cllsuu In tbll country - ~·than one mllllon people die """' heart .nd blood diSeues anrfo.p.llf. .estimates indicate that 28.~ million Ammie.ans auf· let Jrom... '\Om• m~ form of .heart an~ blood vessel diaeues; o( ~ete.,_~'9 million are atfeet.· ed. Wlth.hyPertenslon, a ccmditlon preva~t' in lndlvldual1 who W9fk a'\d live1 under heavy str~. These fik.ures do not Indicate ., othet serlot1s-:effee\S long-term . sq~~ian p1ro.(luce on tHe body, in~lil g ulcers. Accordini tQ Dr~ ~ahn, .u1nder sWess, the · amOui\l of aci<I in the stomach in· ·ere~~· a COl\dition which leads toulcen. · Fortunately stress is something the individual can alter-and mbnitor himself, says Odell. INDIVIDUALS DEAL with stress iii • variety of ways. It ls ·• bow Uie1 handle stress which de-' termines. for the most part, their candidacy for sudden 'death, Odellex,Plains. "'~e ti.as formulated a profile of tn. ·~5l(ec.utive who, ps)'Cholog!cally and emoti9'1ally, ,..tea~to st~ess in the wrong way. 'l'bis.m~1. based on his studies, obS~atiOns and personal ex· pepences, c&n be generalized to apply to junior and middle-level. ~anagement people, says Odell. , ... 'But,'' he cautions, ''the t(i,:gher you are on the corporate 1aader, the closer you will come to fitting the model. In factl the model can be used for a number of profes.sionals, including doc- tors and lawyers. The model deals only with the male executive. "There are cur· r~oUY too few women in manage. ment positions to develop mean- H E HAD HELJ» ~enior -ingfuldataontheeffectsofstress management positiont in S4JVeral on the female executive popula- corppr.ations for much"of his pro tionJ •• explains Odell. ''It's fessional life. anotnef.!ttid} entirely.'' • · "My health had always ~n excellent, and I had wide· Nevertbeless, he speculates ranging interests and activities I that the w_e.ma'."n executive would gave little or no tbough""to any _vary ·only%1.i~tly fn per degree possible consequ~ces of the .... Of .eonfornltty _to t~e model, the streSSes under whicfl.I worked ~lter~nce 1ying 1n her . rela- throug b·out m y executive t1onsh1ps w h husband, children career." 1 1· l and home.~ Stress, accord in& to the Jn Odell's profile, the stressful American Heart Association, fs a corporate executive makes a risk factor which may coti.tribute "heavy com.mitment to the cor· • to cardiovascular disease, which porate game, playing by its in turn, causes heart attacks, harsh, exacting and unforgiving strokes, etc. rules ... According to Di;. Fiec;t Kahn, 'Driven by personal ambition, an Orange County va&Clll'8t-sur-he may be a· "climber"' who has geon. stress felt by the body prO: struil:-ed tong and hard to reach duces physical changes. T~ the top,;A;\'floater" who rises to adrenal gland increases the flow ·,the top Wp.erever he goes or a of adrenalin. !'-he coron.,.ry "WWZ-Kid:'-:tbe bright individual arteries constrict' and the heart )tho hitS t¥:t.op early in life. rate accelerate& fn 'addition,·· \ says Dr. Kahn, hie blood i>t · .; , EACH! fASE. says Odell. ssure elevates. • · · ... '\' ~~~ly in"his_~itreer, the executive Each of these r~act!OQS takes makes ethical q_eclsioos, either to its toll on the h eart,~ and"after a J>!'eserYe!.,PFsonal integrity or to period of time, inc:,reases.'the ~1 1Ji4i~n:.' at'policy of com - chances of heart att~k.: : ·. ~ ~is_e.· ... i~ese decisions create Association statistics reveal a . ~ s'&essfW. situations during hi s en· grim partrait of· the ext.,ent of .'~ ·re career. · . . . ' .. .. &.~' W ® 0:1J er r.i ®·@[(WU©@ Got a°f,robi;m ?.1/ren write to1Pat DunA . Pat will Cul red tape , getting ihe answers qnd actfon you need to .sOlvt' inequiti~s in government and busi· nt:ss. MaU1/0urque stions toPqt Puz!n•At Your Service,Orange Coast Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560 , Cvsla Mem,€A 926'l6': lnrludeyour;trlephone number . The column appears daily except Saturdays and Monday•. Clock-repair n-Paues S~ ' DEAR PAT: In early June I sentaWestcloxdlgltaltlockto General Time Service In Los Angele~'fpr repair. When I re- celv€d an Invoice and-ortler Indicating that ,Jhe charges would be $17, I sent my check. lt'jlfastaslle<fJune 19. I phoned Aug.11, and was told tl1at ;rny call WO...tcl be returned. It wasn't. I called agalo tile next clay and we .. promised my clock would be malled out A~ 15.'l'm still waiting. My letter of Inquiry also remains unans¥r(ered. A. R., Newpart Beach A Gen•r•I Tim• Sendoa apokearMn Nld tNt tmploye 9Umnter vecatlon1 hav• tlC?Wed repaf,.·to~ pt!nt. The firm waa eware of your lett•t, but correspondence alN W..-be•n behind achedule. Your dock'• repair• hav~.been completed,. aftd-Jt Is being melled Im- mediately. ' '!" > • Test P.-l!fl,.Nelob Taortts Vp ' ' DEAR PAT: Last January I 1ook the civil service test for Los Angeles COuqty. I had to malce the typingt"t, but I passed ft. I've been walllnQ ever since then to hear when I would be scheduled for an 1nr.Nlaw, 6# If I would be hired. I alw•Y.• got the same old runaround -theY can't tell me anything. I d like to know why this Information iSTmpossible to obtain. 0 .S., C:Osta Mesa Loe Angel•• County Pereonnel Oepartmtt]t't job placement of· nee repreeentetlve Nyf; you inay not""1Mi1irovldlng enough Inform• , don when •ou make lnqulrt .. about your fritervliw 9ppofntment. You mult h eble to a1a1e the exec::t nam;e, Ofthe f<ib tOr ,.ttlch you •pplled endttacs,panment. plU'lyourflneltHttfdote. ttrou•r• unau,. pout your oum n•u'* .......,..ct1~> 11•tnot" dJfle<-ntemplp,. hondleo _., !Oii fldo lftt~lllOfocho.iufe. H Y°" pllone (113) -wah the reqUlred Information, )'OU wtll be oonMCted wn.h the pereon In cMr9a , • "' 11\is execut.ive most likely sub- scribes to the theory that "in business. anything goes," Every element o( bis life style - clothing, vocabulary, automobile, appearance, house, clubs -conforms to his image of the corporate execui.ive. His intu-Det"SOilal ttlationships are apt to beJSuperficial, lacking any emotional deJ>th. Others would aee this executive as in· senaillve and domineering, a man whos e conversations are limited to subjeets'which in- terest him. mghly controlled emotionally, ..be suppresses cln¥ outward sign othis true feelings, refusing even the emotional supports al home. Inside. he feels lonely and isolat- ed, unable to admit lhe possibili- ty of failure in any t ask and blaming other people or outside forces when he does fail . Plagued by .frequent self- doubts, he may suffer periodic dee_p depressions. Intolerant of mediocrity, he is a perfectionist -placinlt unreuonable de· manda uPon himself and othen. Sexually, the man in Odell's model feels ••fulfilled and seeks or 'fantu(tts other sextal out- lets. He cannot ask for help wtth his ~blems. for to do so would seem an admission olfallure. Denying himself the comforts of relaxing emotionally with his family, the executive under stress "carries the exeeutive role into the home. treating his spouse and kids as he does his employes," say Odell. "His mar- riage may be in deep trouble, but the executive maintains a happy homelife front, as generally does his wife,'' Odell continues. The corporate executive wife is likely to experience the same stress-inherent behavior as her husband. She, too, feels emo- tlonaJly isolated, of secondary importance to her husband's job. ALTHOUGH ENJOYING the luxuries and status her husband's position provides, she hungf:n for ' • I ' " love and alteoUon. and ml)I fan. tasir.e or seek other aexual out· lea. Sh.e n\.AY suffer peri'odic depressiOQ, 1enerally feelina Wl- happy and unattraetive -umure if people lilte lier for herself or merely because she is the presi- dent's wife. She is apt to have many friends, but few deeply emotional relationships. . The wife feels a '"pervasive, vague anaer'' which she can"t ex· press. She tends to become over· involved in charity or busy work, or may have a propensity for ex- cessive drinking, says Odell. Physically, the Htreased ex- eC'utive is likely to abuse his body by "more than moderate'' drink· ing, heavy cigarette smoking, and poor eating and exercise habits . He probably suffers spells of insomnia and ii prone to frequent headaches, ulcers, or stomach upsets. He also may oc· casionally voice psychosomatic romplaints. If an individual recognizes 8undliw. Sepcemblt 14, 1171 blmaelf, tn part or totally, in th1" model he could be a "sudden d• at.h'' undidate, Odell claims. He suggests a number of altemaUves to begin a prever> tlve course of action. Ch\if among them is the sharin& « one's emotions with another penoa. Once these feelings are verbalized, the s tress they eaUse willbediff•sed. "Before another day goes by," Odell urges, ''find someone you can trust and start unloadin& yourself; someone who knows how to listen, accept. support amt keep your confidences.·· - Odell admits this sharing r. "probably the hardest thing for an executive to do.·· However, it la essential. Theoretic.ally. this ¥listener•· could be anyone, but Odell patntl out the ·obvious difficulty tn choosing a collea~ue Or employe to handle one• lnner feelings. Even a friend may nqt (See HEART, P .. e llZI RELAX ••• Or, Else! .. • Once 'Dead' Executive Warns of Heart Perils • • • • DONN ODEU RELAXES AT WHEEL OF HIS MOTORHOME (OFFICE), PART OF NEW LIFE STYLE of your lntentlew. Ask how ma,,Y other applicants are scheduled for Interview before you, and for the approxlm•t• date of your Interview. Apptlcenta are hired baaed on available openings. If you still do not receive adequate or deftnlte Information, let AYS know. Not ResponslMe for An11 Loss DEAR PAT: While I was staying at the Golf Club Motor Hotel in Las Vegas last month, a jade rillg and gold earrings were stolen from my room. I rePorted tnls Immediately to the desk clerk and was told, ''Well, that's life!'' I called the hotel when I got home but did not receive any satisfaction. I also filed a theft report with the Las Vegas Police Department, but nothing has happened there either. I would like you to look into this. I feel that hotels should not be in business If they don't treat customers with respect and concern. D.C., Costa Mesa A• I• the case with most hotels and motel•, the Goll Club Motor ttot:el'a policy I• that gueata ere reepon1lbte for all lost or st~en per.onal property. Perhaps you did not notice, but the registration card you llgned stated "not reaponalble tor lost or stolen property." a.tore traveling, • person should contact his own Insurance com· pany to •rrange personal property theft or loss coverage. 'One Gro11p of Strange Sar.. .... ..,.• DEAR PAT: The item in your Aug. 17 column about Three Star Co. made me sit up and take notice. The same thing hai> pened to my daughter last October when she bought a subscrip- tion from a salesman representing this firm . No magazines ever arrived. I'm enclosing a copy of the sales ,-eceipt, and 1 mailed carbon copies to the attorney general's office and to Thr"ee Star Co. Can you lend a little additional help? I also hope that my da"ghter has lea,-ned her lesson about buying subsc,-lp- tions from door·to-door salesmen! A.G., Costa Mesa Ther•'• nothing like Jo91ng money to teech a peraon a le•.on- Tlvee Star Co. wee contacted, end tt promises to correct the au~ ectfpUon problem and mall en explanetktn to your daughter. The firm'• rrianager, Mary Nelllst. aeld that "one group of 1trange .a.eamen" were to l>'•m• for a number of nondellvery comPl•lnta. .She added, '1We'repayl09 tor It now.'' At noted previously In AYS, the attorney general hat flied suit against Three Star Co. for alleged t•llure to dellver magazine• or '-'um moqey to 1ubecriber1. Cor. P9"Y talesmen alto were charged with falsely clalmtng to be atu- d9nta, minority veterans or conteltanta tryl09 to win tripe to Europe. nv.e Ster hes cloaed He Van Nup otftce and ,.located at 27 N . Front St., 8ox 3117, Central Point, OR 17I01. Coples of corr••Pondence to thla flrm thould be INIJed to Office of the Attorney General, Attn: tter'Khel llltlnt, 3590 Wllahlre Bl¥d.1 Loe A099le1, CA 90010. • Fanr11 Handbags Hard to Clea• DEAR PAT : I have a unique collection of beaded and lame handbags. All a,-e very old and In need of cleaning and some ,.e. pairs. Would you help me find a reputable firm that could put these unusual bags back into top condition? L . N ., Newport Beach George Bennett of Cu•ter's Quality Cleaners, 1534 Newport, Costa Mesa, ask• you to bring these handbags to the store (before 3 p.m.) tor hi• personal ln..,.c::tlon. Cle•nlng and repair of otder beaded handbags pre1en1 dltflcult probttmt due to the weakened condition of the cloth backing end thread, plus the delicacy of nonsynthetlc materials used years ago In the manufacture of beading. Bennett will tell you If cleaning Is postlble. In any ease, due to th• •gt ot the bags, you probably wlll be asked to assume complete responslbUfty for any damage that fnlght occur during a cleaning proce••· Although AYS was told that• specialty firm In Sen Francisco repair• •nd cleans older beaded begs, Its Identity could not be learned. II any reader knows of this firm, drop a line. Imports D..,.t Calrulator Market DEAR PAT : I need a calculator fo,-several of my college courses this fall , but so many of my friends have had t,.ouble getting service under warranty for thei,. calculators that I don't know what kind to buy. How about some advice from an objec· tive source? J .J ., Costa Mesa Silly Browne, director of consumer relttlons lot the Electronic Industries Association, acknowtedges th•t calculator companies have been hit hard by lnexpenatve Imports end that many buyers hawe been left without effective warranties. She recommend& that consumers purchase cefcufatora from comp•nles with U.S. aervlce centers. A booklet, ''Tlps on Consumer Calculators," Is ••alleble by Hndlng a stamped, aelt·eddresMd envelope to her at Box 19369, Waahlngton, DC 20036. Replarem..,.I S~I of Flat..,are s..,.t DEAR PAT : I mailed a $48.9S check In Janua,-y fo,-1wo sets of stainless steel flatwa,-e from c,-owfl~Castte Ltd., Stanford, Conn. Following a phone call to the tt,-m In February, one set of the silverware arrived. I was put Into an emba,-rasslng Position because this was to have been a wedding gift, and I had to ex· plain why I could deliver only halt of my present. K.H., Fountain Valley Richard Thornton, customer service repreMntatlve tor Crown- Ca•tle, say• the firm's '9CCM'de lndlcate that both aeta of allverwere were malled to you. Due to the apparent loas In 1ransh, a duplicate Clf9 der I• being malled at thl• ume. , ' \ I • •• IMLYPILOT S..nday.S.ptomt.o.14, 11175 ' • ~ 11~-------------------. .Befpfe•Y•• ' Pilotless ~nge . A new 111 range with an ipltlon 111tem that eliminates pilot lights and reducu ranae ias consumption by approximately 30 percent has been introduced in the Costa Mesa market. Bill Mallory, president of Dunlap Ap· pliance Co., lnc., at 1815 Newport Blvd., Costa ~esa, sai~ the ranges have generated excep· tional national consumer interest because of their gas tonservation quality and lower cost of operation. Nationwide, the Caloric ranges have the potent~al lo reduce natural and LP gas con - :sumpt1on by approximately 135 billion cubic feet a year, the amount of gas that pilot lights on .some 40,100,000 gas ranges now use. The ~timated total cost of gas used by pilot lights LS more than $200,000,000. The pilotless ignition gas range was de· veloped by Caloric after more than eight ·>:ears of research. It uses a spark ignition to ~ght the top burners and a silicon ignilor to light the oven/broiler. According to Mallory, the ranges - available in eight different models with self· cleaning ovens -have the added consumer ~nefit or eliminating heal build ·up caused by pilot lights and the elimination of service calls to ignite pilot lights that are extinguished. You Can Help Consumer Aides In th e age or the consumer, the Westminster com mwtity is extending itself to help those who are sometimes bewildered by the complexities of the marketplace. ~'olun teers are needed to be trained to assist the public in the areas of consumer complaints and debt counseling. It is hoped volunteers will put in four-hour shifts, one day per week. These are positions that should appeal to re- tired businessmen possessing much ex· perience. as well as to housewives who would enjoy a challenge. People undergoing serious emotional dis- turbance~ are able to receive adequate care when their residentiaJ homes are fun ctioning properly. To be assured of the highest level of treatment for patients, the Mental Health As · sociation is initiating a new program and seeking volunteers to wor~ in teams to check out potential problems or complaints. Plans are for a countywide operation, with training given to volunteers before they start on the program. If you have a problem and do not know where to turn for help, call the VAC's informa· lion and referral number, 530-2370, and you will be directed to the proper agency or person to assist in solvlng your problem. For information about any of the above contact the Voluntary Act.Ion Center of West Orange County at960·3312orSJ0-2370. Good. Deftfer Viet Assistance One day last June. Dorothy Osborne went to a meeting or Church Women United. Since that time, Mrs. Osborne has spent much of her time involved with the refugees at Camp Pendleton. Her initial involvement was in sorting clothes from the Salvation Anny. But soon she became a coordinator of three sewing centers designed. to help the refugees have ·an op- portunity to sew their own.clothes. · "You just get involved and keep going," Mn. Osborne said. ''It's like a full·time job." Thirty-two volunteers, along with Mrs. Osborne, helped staff the centers during the past summer months, but now, according to Mn. Osborne, all of their resources have been exbailsted. ; Accord.in& to Mn. Osborne, the cost or the centers and the tirqe inVolved in maintaining them are the main reasons ber part in the centers has come to an end. But the end of the centers is not the end of her'"Volunteer work for the relugees. She said she still aoes to Camp Pendleton and visits with the refugees. "The reward for a little donated time is priceless," according to Mrs. Osborne, and though the centers don 't require her help any ; longer .. she will continue to do·what she can in • • · other ways. . • • GOOD DEEPER DOROTHY OSBORNE 'ntl' DANCE ITUOtO ICI CAPADll CHALi? COSTA MUA 2701 "'"°' ~-=.: ... ,,,. '"". CLASSES STARTING NOW Cr-f.ugM by eocrtdllod "1olouor of Danct. All ~ S to 93. f1"9ln11t11ll!<oug~ adYancM Clerking for 'Be-backs' Shoe clerks -and perhaps clothing store C'lerks -probably arc the major targets of ··be-backers." "Be-backers'' generally are female and very often in stores are girls and women only ki lling time. A "be-backer .. tries on a dozen pair of shoes or a half·dozen dresses in a '¥\'Omen's shop, then announces, "I 'JI be back," and goes on her \\.'ay. She seldom r£'turns. at least not that same day. Sometimes a "be-backer" will say, ··oh, de- ar. 1 just remembcrt...'<I. I'd better go put money in the parking meter."' She even says this in cities and towns without parking meters. But it ·s her way of exiling gracefully and store clerks in all so states never take offense. It's part or the job. I've worked at enough jobs in my 147 weekly endeavors 1·m WE'ii aware or "be-backers.·• 1 heard the "I'll be back" line scver<1l ' dozen times while I labored as a shoe clerk in a very busy store. But I certainly learned a lot . not only form the shopping Daniel Halligan The Job Hopper and browsing public, butfrommyboss. He told me, "l ·m not interested in selling so· moone a pair of shoes. I expect to sell that second pair before that cus tomer leaves:· He often did. too. I settled for the one pair. Yet I must have looked like a shoe clerk. I hadn't been on the job five minutes when a mother and her 5-year-0ld son approached me. She started explaining about a particular root pro- blem the boy had, then smiled with embarrass- ment. ''Why am I telling you thi s? You:re in the business. you know what I mean ... CJ did?) That woman 'didn't know it but I was !ucky I found the store entrance that £irst morn- ing. ··While I generally had a great week and racked up several hundred dollars in sales I know I lost the store at least one cusiomer. T'he man was mad. too, when he roared out the front door. · HE WAS AN elderly rancher and all he want- ed was a r;>air or bedroom slippers. Well, J n:ieasur.ed his ~oot and we agreed he needed a size 9 shpper. Fine. ~ d~zen p_air.s of size 9 slippers later, I still ~a~n t fttted him. The f!laD was definitely getting 1rntated and I was getting lonesome for a cave in HEART PERILS ••• (From Page Bl) -"Begin to accept yourself with Jlll your be able to deal with such faults. Be honest with arespunsibility. yourself, take full "Members of the op-respunsibllity for your posite sex are usually ex-actions and behavior. ·cellent listeners,'' says Develop an awareness of Odell. "But if the penon· your value as a person. is someone other than a -''Level wltb your spouse, the risk or emo-management team about tional involvement is yourseth.Y-eu"ll probably great -a sit uat ion be surprised at the sup- which may simply lead port you get. And it may to more stress.'' help some or them avoid Odell advises finding a the problems you've en- ''professional Listener.'' countere4, To those who profess a -"Start communicat- dislaste for ··shrinks" he ing with your family. issues the warning "your Really listen to what life is on the line if you others are saying to you, don.'t deal effectively what they ere feeling . with the stress you're un· Develop your sense of der.'' humor and try not to take Odell also offers the yourseU so seriously." following positive steps He also emphatically which individuals may urges an annual physical take on their own : checkup. To look your best .. .look for us Be the fir~t to enjoy truly dlstlnctive hair styling. Call for your appointment at the NEW SAWN in the all new ... Don"l M1'a This Event t,Jae ,our Wardll Cbq-all 3038 BRISTOL.ST. COSTA MESA PHONE • 54$.C031 °' 54MIOO • the woods about 200 miles bagk in the timber. "Don't go away," I pleaded. "Let me go back ln the stockroom again and get more slip- pers. I'll fit you yet." I was.in the stockroom a lull five minutes, spending one minute gettlne more slippers and four minutes running cold water over my wrists. I just couldn't figure out why I couldn't fit the man., Finally, arms loaded with boxes. I made my way back i,nlo the sales area. "Here;" I smiled, "we'll make it this time.". That was the wrong thing to say..._:'Li ke hell we will," the rancher snapped. "You oamn fool. Here·s the trouble." He grabbed my hand and pushed it into a s lipper, almost to the toe. I say ''almost'' to the toe because a ball of tissue paper occupied the toe area. Each s.\ipper bad a ball or tissue in the toe. Each ball of tissue made each size 9 aboul a size 7. It took me 30 minutes to gather up the slippers and the rest or the day to recover. When I spent a week as a clerk in a Western clothing and boot s\ore, I di~'t run into any tis- sue paper problems but I did my damdest to fit a man with a woman's pair of boots. Yet that real- ly wasn·t all my fault. The Tony Lama BootCo{D· pany has to shoulder some or the blame. Unlike other boot manufacturers and all shoe manufac· turers with easy-to-understand boot and shoe sizes clearly marked -a "10-D'' is a ''10-D'' and a "61h·C., is a "6'h:-C" -Tony uses a code inside it.s boots. A ••10.5.4, •• for example, isn't really a "10-5-4." The "10'' i.s a "10" but the "5" is one- half. The ''4'' represents the fourth letter of the alphabet. A "10-5-4" then is a "101h·D." A "9-2" is a ··s-a. ''An ''8-5-3'' is an ''Blf.t·C.''Catch? I did, but it took me until the i.hird day to make the connection. ASA ONE-TIME shoe clerk, I certainly have a strong opinion about most shoe styles -men's, women's and children's -today. They look worse tb~ a train wreck. But shoe styJes ·really don't bother me all that much because, unless I 'm wearing ''tennies'' or work boots, I'm usual- ly in Western boots. Western boots may look un- comfortable but they really aren't. But they take getting used to. Here's ~omething else about western boots: -V:ou'll r&rety catch a bona fide cowboy wearing his pants, ~eans or trousers tucked inside his boots . That is the mark or areal dude. Shoe clerks are fortunate in one respect. At least haU the shoppers coming i,nto a shoe store have a vague idea of what they want. Un· fortunately, I dealt mainly with the hall that didn't. Usually the stock question 1 was bit with was, "What do you have that's really sh&Jl)?" Sh_pe: clerks, as employes in most businesses, don't make as much money as others believe. But I suppase they do get breaks when they have to buys shoes. They also have callouses on their knees. Helene Curtis 'Proteine' perm, special, 12.88 The ·Proteine' perm has special additives 1 to give greater curt control . Haircut additional. Helene Curtis 'Balsam Plus' perm. Special, 9.88. The 'Balsam Plus' perm has special cond11ioners for added strength and shine. Haifcut additional. Arcadia Carson Downey Fullerton Huntington Beach Lakewood Montclafr Newport Beach Northrldge Orange 'The Cltr' Puente Hilla Riverside San Bernardino Venturi Whlttwood. _Use rour JCPenney charge card. I No 1ppolntm1nt ntc1111ry. Ch,rg1 It. ....... • \ I or11ill1.1tions ror atu- .cl¢s. .. I this fall nl it. but the)Llaave more legal liabts than they had a yearaco. How much more ls an open question. ROOS ALSO 1a.ld that the ruling governln& lawsuits against school ofricials would help "provide the clout" to enforce the newly won student rights. And Ivan B . Gluckman, legal auil- tant to the NaUonal As-Cablnet says ther have a sociation or Secondary lot more. aad It • a bad School Princlpats told t..b!J?,1-A students' rtihts . the association 'I ioem- act.1vltt aa:ree1 they have bers in June th1t they slplfi~anUy mo.re and must meet the new re- says lt s a good thi.Dg. quirementa ''to avoid the A le,al advlser to the very real spectre or naUooshichschoolprin· monetary dam•c•• cipals indicate both where their actions statements are 4 exa,g-deprive the student ol A reUrlna member of Pre1ident Ford's gerated. civil rich ts ... But Gluckman added that both decisions were conditional, and be ques- tioned that they 10 u rar as Roos and some others indicate. THE COMMENTS were prompted by de· .cisions of the Supreme Court last January and February placing restrictions on school diaciPllnaria.ns and re- laxing the guidelines for lawsuits claiming viola- tions or student rights. In a speech to the Com- Both cases were de- cided by 5...C votes, with Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr .• a former school board chairman, speak- ing for the dissenters. monwealth Club of San FranciscoJuly2J,outgo-Bik Ra k ing Secretary of Health, e C Education and Welfare ) \ Caspar W. Weinberger C , said the school discipline omments? decision ''effectively divests school principals WASlilNGTON (UPI) or their duty to ensure -The Transportation the orderly classrooms Department has Invited so essential to effective public comment on bow learning." He called it to regulate vehicle- ''questionable social mountedbicyclecarri.ers . engineering.'' to protect pedestrians. About the same time, The National Hig,bway Peter Roos o f the Traffic Safety Ad· Harvard Center ror Law ministrationproposedre- and Educationtold a con-gulations for bike car· ference of the Teacher riers mounted OD Corps in Washington that passenger cars, cam· the decision can be ex-pers, trucks and buses pected to stimulate mov-weighing 10,000poundsor ements for legal service less. .JCPenney. Great buys on our own Pencron® watches. ,A. Women ·s calendar watch has chrome case, black leather sttap. With goldtone case, 25.18 25.88 B. Men's day/ dale wati::h with goldtone case, brown leather strap. Green/gold dial. With chrome case. 23.18 29.88 C. Men's day/date watch has chrome case and link bracelet, blue face with stick markers. 29.88 ' D. Mon'a ftay/ date walch with ~ yellow goldtone case, perforat brown strap. 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' ••we should have about eight boards ready then," Isbell said during a tryout TuesdaJ<. An iceboard looks like a ·stan- daJ".!l q_ateboard except that it has ,tOur runners instead of wheels and has adhesive strip- pingOn the top. ''The extra adhesion is necessary because water gets on the board and makes it slip. pery," Isbell explained.. '"The strippin& pvercomes this,!J.., Deslgillng the right blades for . l • the board was Rogolt"sjob. After experimenting with different lengths -the typical blade on an ice skate measures about 11 in· cbes -he found that a six-inch blades were the most suitable. A few tests latel"'lt was decided to put an edge on the blades to in· crease maneuverability. Isbell and Rogoff plan to dis- tribute the iceboards through a newly-established company, Iceco Manufacturing of Fountain Valley. "We have contacted a lot of potential distributors back East," JgbeJJ said. "We hope it will go on 'he market round about Thilnksgi ving. •• W'tll it be more popular with re- gular skateboarders or with ice skaters? "We don't know," Isbell said. "U ice skaters take to it, it will go over well in the East-but if it's more of a hit with Skatebo&Fders, it will go down big ontbeWestCoast.'' Isbell said that be r~kons the iceboard can be marketed at a price competitive with those of skateboarM. An application for a patent op. tpe design of the icelioard )as been filed with the U.S. Pat~( Office. . o.&ty Pl• IWI,... DANN !SBEll. DISPLAYS HIS INVENTION Bl•dea Replace Wheels on 'lceboerd' Baekpaekeros Proliferates By LARRY CALLOWAY is store freeze-dried. Most people seem tv ranger station, and no are simply worn out. he As.Mc.I•'" Pt'n•wrl• The very y 0 u n g appreciate the scenery one is being turned back, said. backpackerus bas a ~the wilderness. Even yet. Quade said there are " COWLES, N.M. -Two complaining whine and in the low.er coun~ry other entries but packers prettycollegegirlswith can be ·cons1"dered·they.'llment1onthe shi.m· THE DAY might tend to choose those ew back nacks and r come, said recreation · t n ,.. ferocious toward the end menng aspen, dark irs, specialist Joe Quade oC more conven1en . boots sat cooling their ofthe.day. clear creeks, lively The horsemen who tanned bare feet in a . trout. meadows dotted the Santa Fe National predominated in theear- creek in the Pecos A tired ~ackpackerus with wildflowers and the Forest, ''when we'll have ly days -the Pecos was 1 Wilderness and ask_~ has been kn9wn tosi;iar}. clean fresh air. to run visitation use by first protected as 8 about the dangers of pre-' B'UT THE species. is It's relatively cheap computer.'" That would federal primitive area in datoryanimaJs. usually friendly, smiling recreation. Where else mean camper quotas 1933-havegivenwayto Good night, ladies, this and greeting you on the could you spend a few and rotating the use oC backpackers. Las\,, year 1 is the new wildemesit .ti-ails or-wavin g from its days of vacation without some mot..~ trampled ·Only nine percent oC the 1 y eed 1· ket to meadows and stream ', ou n .a . 1c habitatateveryflatplace carrying cash or credit groups entering the l banks. en er.. '{learwater. . cards? wilderness were on The dominant a nd Three da ys' hiking The rising popularity The problem isn't to horseback. , often only 'f'isible animal also round so curibus of backpacking worries keep people out o[ the r----------,1 , species here is homo Hereford cows, 10' pet the U.S. Forest Service, 167,000-acre wilderness, backpackerus, a playful dogs, one frightened blue which started an ex-but to redistribute them, ( ) ·~ mammal that's probably grouse and the print of perimental permit Quade said. Last year, 11AILBOX wotthpreserving. a'n intrepid mule deer. system [or the Pecos about 60 percent of the ~----=...,...-__, 1 In a three-day walk on Tbe pesky Bighorn sheep three years ago. Last people entered at one STIMULATES In the 1 •th.e two -lane trails at Pecos Baldy lake had year, permits were is-area, from Cowles. The ,t around here, I made retreated, or at least sued for 19,238 persons. popular canyons that fan • about 150 sightings o[ took Sunday off. Permits are free at any out from the upper Pecos c this friendly species and t about 30 sightings o[ its 'I larger cou1siil, homo borsebackerus. • · The backpackerus is ' distingui$hed by its I hump of various bright 1 colors and its unique ' wafflestomper track. ' Your average male is t roughly seven feet tall, ~ measured Crom the rolled "THINK" HONDA SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER f« Jt. IM-......,. D~ 9b2S C. G Dl•d. 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September 14, 1f15, Working Within. System • • avmm:u AND no..-otuL WOJON'S CUJB: n.e. i:...--..~wlll-•m•m-bnmcb andfublcm 1111ow 11tDOOD 11111•"•1.-. ~1a1M11omoo111n. ~ Wrt&bt. Lapum,u.t. Bt ALUSON DEED Ol .. DMlrfl'l ... Mlft Helen Diamond likes tothinkof a teacher u a a:uerrilla ft.Jbter 1n theclusroom. ••You cui work quieUy and creatively to get things done "Nltbin the sy1tem , without upset~ 1ina the powers that be,'' sl)e as-- a.led. ~ Dr. Dlamood, a professor of business admiolatraUon at Citrus C:Ollege aqd national treasurer of Pi Lambda Tbeta. national 'honor and professional education association, recenUy returned from the orraoizatioo'a cooven-~on in Knoxville. The theme wa1, perhaps sur- prisingly. What 's Right AOOut American Education? Keynote s peake r Harold G. Shane, professor of education at Indiana University, offered both oegative and positive views, she •aid. ~-:'There a r e 40 m illion parents, students and teachers interested id education, but we're not getting &. lot of r esults from tha t ~erhouse . . :"Instead of finding new educa- tional models, we're reftnlng the old. Most of today's children will 'spend a majority of their lives in the 21st Century and we keep re- fining 19th Century met.hods," Shane asserted. MAKING CHANGE ''We are at an age when we should be providing youth with tools that allow change. Most knowledge is out-of·date, ob- solete, before it is learned.·· He cited the battles between the , essentialists. who believed educa- tion should consist of reading, writing and arithmetic, and the progress ives, who saw ~he teacher as a facilitator whose JOb was to help students to develop skills to make decisions and set their own goals , Dr. Diamond said. ·'The teachers 's role,·· she said, J ''should be to help the student find and take what he needs from his own learning.·· 1 Unfortunately. she said, she · still gets students on the college t level "who want you to tell them . the whole thing. You can't give · them the basics and let them put ' them into play." ' You can·t maximize human : potential through traditional , met.bods of education, Shane as- serted. What's needed, be said, is "the <."OUrage of desperation and the -motivaUon of optimism. Crises are not bopeless, they're rieed- less. Revolution is overdue.'' 'GUERRILLA FIGHrER This is where the concept of '"guerrilla fighter" comes in. Dr. Diamond said. "I tell my teaching students. at no ma&ter bow bad a school system ts, a creative teacher can. give a good education. Doitquiet- Coast Vows Said Fowler-Lund Lagunans Debra Lynn Lund and Guy Clark Fowler ex- changed ouptial vows and rings in St. Catherine of Siena Catbollc Church, Laguna Beach. . Tbe bride is a graduate o! Laguna Beach High School and attended Saddleback College. Her huaband is a graduate or Westminster High School and at- tended Golden West College. Tbelr parents are the John B. Lundi and the George C. Fowlenr. all of Laguna Beach ~ere the ne~Iywed& will live. ••• Butler·Holt Kuen L)'DD Bolt. ol. Encliio and lorme.rly of Costa Mesa. married Rex Stuart Butler In ceremonies condllCted In st. An-d.J:e•'• Presbyterian Cblllt'cb. lfewpcat Beach. ._ Thllr parents are lfra. Oliver "·Halt, Coote ...... tbe 1""' llr. Bolt and Mr. and Jin. .lalm lluller, Glendale. Tiie bride ta • cndaate of NuPort u.rbor BlJb Scbaol and attended Ora"'' Cod College. Her buab1ad, 11 crllduate of Herbert Hoover JUiia School, Glendale, alao attended oct Tbeywlll ll•elll ll'anana. •• 1. • DI Stefano-Berg , Cynthl1 Berg ana Ntchol11 Dr I aet-eir;cllan&ecl n!P'•I wwa .. TldllU ma1 be...,' 1d-__.Carmichael.-~. r. lllGllrTOURl.a&GVS:A . .U-daneetbemedEvesiln&.' 'tar Life llal -aclled!rlod il)'tlle-borDCalllon>l1pro.llfeor- '9nl•lticm f,O\'TuMdlQ', tf"~la tbe Beierly Wlilblre Hotel. • 1 ~ .. Will be Dr. ,.......,. a iJoetoo ......... anil of~ N_ .. lllCbt to UfeCommltteo. Walhln&ton. -Dr • .leffenoa. ~ blad< -an graduate of Harvin! Unl..-ty llladltal II -llmt profeuor of IU?IOIY and >-..if-allUrleon -UDl••lil;)>ScboolofModlclne. , Tlcteta are enHllM -IUJbt to Life. !ZU) 88N'ISO. Proc:eedl wW . be ...S lo apand'lhe lea&.,.,•• servlee and aduelllloadep-..U. ceir.buN'S 1BICATD GVILD: Ilellatratlon fer the fall -rormllll arta worbbop DOW la """"' Ciusll will bel!D TUes- ilay{ Seit. 23, for el!Udren -flrll tbrou&h 12!h grlllles In all tleldloftbeaterarta. 1' Dlredor will be SbarJ'I ~-Those lntenllecl ID N-ataterinl m11 call tbe llllkl It 5'G-7'511, or Jin. Betty Gordon, l -~. , The ..,Ud alao II olferina a Illtentenlal mualcal .-to,.. &anl•-wllbln& a flmd.-or entertainment for elllldreo. Arn11&emeotama:rbemarleb1cflllln&llleplldofliee. !OVTll.COAST JVNJOU: Plotpec.tlve memben are Invited to a wine ond eheese pl1V at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 23. In the Fountain Valley bome ol. Mn. Ron Carey. Tbe evenln&'• theme will be lle1eb Out to Your Community. · New officers are the Mmes. David.Kellner, president: J"obn ~ Olaoo. dean of chairmen. and Jerry Johnson, Ron Carey and I Pbllllp Newton, committee chalnDen. f MANAGEMENT SEllINAJI: Lella Wendellcen, president of the success Institute. Beverly Hills. will present a one-day ·seminar at Callfcirnla State University, Los Angeles, under apon1or1bip of the university's School of Buainess and Economics. Topics in the seminar, UUed Management Development for Women, will be Developing Your Management Potential; Proft.le of Today's Supervisor/Manager; Pianagement. • .New Manag- mept Tool of the •7os and Organize or Agonise. • Citrus College professor Helen Diamond, of . ' lleciltratlon lnfonmllm 11 available at the unlnnlly. 5151 State Unlvenlty Drive. I.m Angeles 90032. ABT MVSEUll: Tbe Sales and Rentll Council of the J Newport Harbor Art Muaeum will boot a Cbriatmas cud party from noon to f p.m. W-..clay, Sept. 24. In the Museum Sbop, Laguna Beach, believes there is much right . . ~ with American education. ly and weave a network of such teachers and you can change the systeni from within." Educators should use the past, but as a resource, for molding the future, she said. What ls RIGHT about the American educational syste~? 'lib ere were several positive trends re parted : -Are-examinationofgoals. -A renewed interest in cur- riculum. -Introduction Or technology. -Added learning materials such as reading machines. --Upward and downward ex- pansion of instruction. "We are teaching chiJd.ren at a younger age and reaching f artOer to teach adults. An area that really needs expansion is preparaUon for re- tirement. ''Adult education is where much is happening now. We should take a look at the Jowered birth rate, longer life expectan- cies, and prepare teachers to meet these needs.'' WAY OF LIFE Education, she said, should be more than a way to get a better job ... It should be part of creating a better way of living, which may include a better job. It also might mean seeing plays or studying art on a continuing basis.'' -Education is reaching all kinds of people. and accepting and meeting the needs or minorities. -The rights of women and chiJdren are being realized. -Encouragement ot pre- clusive education making com- pensatory education un - necessary. "Give etudents what they need. Individually. thus eliminating the needforremediatlon. -Recogni.tion that Amert ca is a Newport Beach. l ~ All proceeds will benefit the wort of the musewn, accordln& It· toMrs . .TohnDwanlI,councllclWrman. , crass·cuJturaJ plurality, and tak- inJC what is of value from ev~ ethnic gro1.1p, making the most)lf whateachhastooffer. Dr. Diamond cited as an exam- ple the recognition that IQ tests measured bow a student would survive in a white, middle--cla.ss system. . "Now we can tell a student that bis cultural values have merit. ~ but to survive in sucbaaystem be mustlearnitsvaluesaswell."Sbe f said. ,, The American system offers, she added. what many others do not -a free choice in education. career goals and an opportunity for lndividuall•ed lnslruction to meet individual needs. She would like Iii aee more new peopleenteriftgthesJBt;em-••we .,. need that turnover•• -but with fewer Jobs available. this is less Po1Slbfo. • COUNCIL OF HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS: Orange County members will gatber in the Royal Inn. Anllllelm, Wednesday, Sept.24,toraminl.c:onveotian.. ~ Rellltratlon will begin at 8:30 a.m. and the concluding , speaker is scheduled fer 1:30 p.m. Woricallops will cover several 1 facets of hospital volunleer service. and luncheon speaker will be•· f Dr. Stanley van denNoort, deanoflheColle1eof Medicine. UC!. , SONG OF NOB WAY: A luau. oPeD to the puhUe. will be host- ed by tbe loci&• at t::·m. Friday, Sept. 26. In Baleerest l Clubhouse. Costa Meo ............. _ Reservations are _ _......,. by Mrs • .Aatrid Bergfonl. Corona del Mar. -CLAREMONT COLLEGES: A series. of llhetll studies seminars and colloq.U ls being presented by the Center for Con- tinuing Education beginning Friday, Sept. 26, and(contlnuln& through June~ -Topics wi the wortd•s expanding knowledge and chang- ing cultures since orld War II. concepts likely to help shape the world of the future and a comparative and Interpretive •tudy of the Occident and the Orient. • , lnfilrmatlon and appllcallons may bo oblalneci' fllnri:a the center at Harper Hall 180, Claremont 91711. \. ART CLASSES: Registration Is being taken for art workshops. sponsored by the Muckenthaler Art School. Fullerton. A $2 fee Is required for enrollmenL More Information is available by calling 8'79r6860. ••• Burden of Riche& Think Small ~I DEAR ANN LANDERS: I.'m a girl In my early t_,., '1'bla la not an easy letter to write. (Ann Landers 0:J hetween'IS and80 degrees. "Blue Eyes··'Clled tbetaflemoon. MRS. FOWLER MRS. BUTLER MRS. DI STEFANO MRS.ASHLEY Every now and tbeD oomehocly, complalno about belna flat as a board. When they ask aOOut eit• erciaes or creams to enlarce their bustllnes I 1et green with envy.,I>on'tthe ••:natFtocences•• ol this wodd know Ibey can~ padded bras? Tell your readers that jmt because a person worb In a pet store doesn't mean he knows much. about animal& Tbe man who sold wr tbe turtle was CJI>. viousb' a nincompoop. and rings during ceremonies con- ducted \n.Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic Church. Huntington Beach. The bride is a graduate of Estancia High School and ber husband graduated from Mater Del High School and attended Golden West College. Their parents are Mrs. Robert P. Landi. Coota Mesa.: Robert 0. Berg. Surfside, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Di Stefano. Huntington Beach. The newlyweds will live in Huntington Beach. ••• Ashley-Ourrer Christopher C. Ashley of Costa Mesa clllmed Melinda Ann Dur- rer as bla bride durin& San Jooe rites. They are the dalllhter ol. the Fred W. Durrers of San JOBe and the son of the Thomas E. Albleys. Cool• Mesa. Tbe -lywecla llllended Cal J'IJI¥, San LW. Obispo and the bnde II a 1r1dua(e of the Unlvenlty of CaUfCll'Dla, Davis. 1bey will llve In San Luis Obbpo. ••• Hawkins-Young University of So•thetn California graduates BellJ Lyn Youn& and Jamea Maaet Hawkins were married 111 tile F1nr1 Method.lat -Cbunib, Costa M'eu. 1be brl.S. I.a the dauahtu of j MRS. HAWKINS Mn. James Warren Young of Newport Beach and the late Mr. Younc. Her huabaod's parents are Dr. and Mn. G. W!Wam Hawldns. Oranae. 1be bride Is a graduate of Newpart Harbor High Sehool and elrD8d a BS. teaching credential and an llS In education at USC where •be af!lllated with Delta Gamma. She 11 a Cbllclren's Hqme Soaety debutante • , Ber huaband graduated from Webb School. Pomooa. earned a BS lq International relations at USC anct wlll do sr•duole work a~ the UnlYerslty o( Callforrtla. Davis. He Is a ·m~ber of Phi l>eiti '!beta. The n.ewlywed.IJ will live in Davis. Griffith-Munroe What belp Is there fer• "Bol-t:)' Barbaras? .. I'm onl,ylll, weilb llD pounds and aJread7 rm a ..O.Dcup. NormallJ' I would ftll' a Ille 10 dreu, but I must ~ a 12 because anything smaller ls loo light ac,..,.. the bWIL . My shoulders are al-...., from tbe bra slraJlf dlatna In. n •s too heavy a -l<ir tlloM me-Inch straJlf. PleMe help me -andolllenwhoare-OVBR-. ENDOWED All llbraries have excollmt m. fonnatioa on how to care for ]Ida. Warn your readers not to take the word of employm. but to read up on the subject tbemselvn. -LEABNED THE HARDWAY DEA.aLEABNED:=.sfor aeu..n. I llope -•to ... .. -..-.... the- --a lorae wbt-far lo ..... .... DEAR O.E.: ~ eiuan.. D••n ANN • ·~~ meal et rlelles, -~ a:J-...,.,. ~·uERS: It's bll& -Dot. y..., •• h ..._... emadng how m1111y -1e think • -:rte--= Tlda MYtee II 'HOT ..-1 •tale agenta draw a salary, for .., ... wM are lblJb' ,..._ drift comp1111y cars With paid·f"" b•led. l1•a fw ..._ _ -a IU and make a load of money. tremeadou u:eeu. l'luUc _.. Tbe truth is. we are aelf- IHY cu relle•• . Y"I of Ille :O~ton.and wort lltrletly en bmdea.-11 ta q_,_,for lids _..u... ~ wllll c.. .Flrat •• must atady fer the poddodon, .............. Jleal Estate Board,--· . -lobe01111lefafetjde. ~ toOllr""'cnrnaJ, stlla-te andandn~~ Marcia Munroe of San "~ r-•"'4UIMU. Clemente and Dan W"Ullam Grit-DEAR ANN LANDERS: We. boll'dl 90 we c,u. lep14r act os fl th. La Meaa were married In boo&bt a tllrtl'e from a pet II.ore real-aaenta. Chrllt Eplacopal Church. last week for our-. ... 7. Bill You wollldrl't belt-thetrlets eonmado. bad ~ wantlntedl • ... ~~ tor • =:r'.:S=i° OP us out ol our year -we wan ™errure 1t•1 m"'"'°'rina to Sbe II • gr1duate ol Ollambia be was old enOQ1b to tfb care ol. IPODdhaan "1tll .,....,.._ _ Collel• and California State lt-)y. tliem -. after house, drift Unlnnlty. San DI-Ile II a Tbe man who IOlcl "" "Blue their rn.da ~ --bell: ·graduate of the Unlversll1ottbe Eyet .. llaldho eould'1818D11hlna time iftertlmeto seaU.plattls, P1clfic. and fllft~eated :we keep him ID a and lben._.er we've !Jeacut •~ CGOl pl1ea. out a1to1elblir. • Parents of the onde 119 Mr. At 7 thla mini BlllJ came A ~ from you Wlllllcl ho/p and Mnr. Kirk Munroe·of San racln&IDtoo bedroo1111cream-educate tbe public. Tbanka, Clemente and her )\uaband'• Ins. ",Blue .nlldead." 1tlmd.-TIREDANDM.(.l) parents are Ma. Robeit Brlgp, We tbe turtle to the DEA.a T AN~ M: Y• ... '& La MHa and Charleo Grtlfltb, •mall·anlmal~pltal.Jlewun't llMda.,...rr..ime.Y•Aldll; SallLal<eClty. dead but he llad a bad c-ol. IRl!c_.dear.1"'-,_._ 1be newlyweda wlU live In La , J)lleumonla. wawere1"14turtla .11a1ps u. llar.t.wadlq -.- l1"9a. •'""•'d be kept In te-tblrw .. allella'•ah. • . ' I I hr: . --~· . ; , ---·-------~---~ --• • • I . -·~~ ·cowboy. 'Draws' on Canvas r • • Some of his Costa Mesa neighbors call him ''Pc;ps. '' His cowboy buddlu,alJ down lhroulh they an bavecalledhlm '"Slim." And no 'ltu of a cowboy lrtist than Charles M. Russell called him ''talented.•• That opinion of his watercolor paintings was shared by Will Rogers. movie cowboy WIWamS.Hart, murallstJoe·DeYoungand Ed Boreld .. the etcher whose work was used to illustrit'e the Zane Grey boob. They all happened ·to be In the Russell cabin in the wilds of Montana when Slim blew in· bn horseback that particul,r raw and rainy day. He was looking for~a warm meal and a place to stretch his tall, saddle- wearied frame. It was part of what Albert Richard Pratt, now 71, looks back on as his longest horseback trek (be prooounced it "tr.,."). He rode from •'this cow pasture down here," he says, gesturing toward Lomita at the foot of the Palos Verdes Peninsula, where he was raised, to Great Falls, Mont .. and back. IT TOOK nearly all of 1924and '25tomake the trip with two horses-using first one and then the other as his saddle hor9e while the other packed his traveling and painting gear. "I al~ays ,~ad a shekel ,or two in my 'jlOCket. . '. . (He prooouneed the word ''.shack·el.'') "But I'd work nfaybe a week or so for this • I . • ranch and then for another to make enough to buy my meals and stable my horses." He waa 20 years old and had already been banpng around the country cowboying, rodeoing: and painting pictures for several years when be made the great trip to Great Falls. IDS RODEOING bad kept him foin& long before any such thing as the organized game and its associ&tion rules of today bad even been th~ht of. "We done it more for sport and we gambled a IOt in those days,'' he explains. "In the summertime, when there was plen- ty of gambling and a rew prdmoters would put up some prize money-$150 or $500 was a big prize. A guy could get by." Between rodeos, he kept himseU OD the trail with cowboy jobs and his secondary work that was quickly becoming primary in his life; the jol> of putting ranch life, cow- boys and Western scenes on canvas and paper. "I never had a lesson (as an artist) in my life." he says. ''Used to carry a scratchpad and work this ranch and that ranch all over the seven Western states, and I'd draw the cowboys." THAT WAS THE way his life was when he met the immortal cowboy painter he calla "Charlie.'' ·It was at Charles M. Russell's big log cabin near Butte, Moot .. a place the famous ·.Courses fJy Newspaper-Part 3 Hoy.sin' Around wllh T°"' llcC.nn . ' NO QUICK DRAWING -Al!!ert Richard "Slim" P?att, tallcing WltJi tiruBh IP hlllld ID the workroom <atudlo) of hla Coeta Mesa apartment: "When )'Oil want to ride a horae, you want it to be a real hol'ft, don't you?" He's noted for details ID Western watercolot'S"llke hla "North Wind" (left) In which horse has nine coats of paint. Canva was typical ' week's work for tJie artist. artist called Rendeivous. Pratt, who bad seen some of Rus1ell's work and admired lt, didn't realize be was about to meet hilt idol when he stopped at the big cabin. "There was smoke. rolling out ol the chimney of this place, see." he explains. ''It was raining cats and dogs and I bad my slicker on and my usual two hones. I saw some horses tied at the hitching rail and I figured they'd have something to eat -for meandformyhorses.·• After inviting him in and seeing to it that he had a tin plate lull of beans from the iron pot banging over the fireplace fire, Russell uked Slim, as Pratt quotes him : "What br· iogs you to this God-forsaken country?'' It wasn't long before Slim's saddlebags were emptied of their pictures and the cabin's famous personages were all looking them over. The way Slim remembers it, Will Rogers scratched his head ''like he always did, you know,·· and commented: "That boy 's got something." HE TREASURES. nearly SO years later. the words Russell gave him at that moment in that Montana cabin: "Slim, you stick to the watercolors and let us old timers stick to the oils. You ''ve got l us all &eat in watercolors.·· The artist's advice to the kid rrom Southern California seems to have been protly sound. Slim bas complet.ed ~undreds of paint· ings in the years 1lnce that fint meeting 'with Russell, many of them well known canvases and most or them commercially successful. HE HAS GONE on to marry the one·Ume bareback bronc-riding ..00-.. who was known u Lillian Bertha Lemp, her maiden name, wben she was on the abowbills wlth Wlll Rogers. And he has seen much more or the Southwestern United States than many of his contemporaries from San Pedro, Lomita and -the Shetland pony days of &ram mar school -Lawndale. But don't r,icture Slim as some kind of dim;eyed o d horseman sjtting in his Pomona Avenue apartment in Costa Mesa, just talking salty and remembering a past that Is totally past. All he's been waiting for the last few weeks has been the reopening of school. "With the kids back in school I'll be ready to hit the road for another year," he said. "You don't want to mess around with those kids on the road all summer.'' The only thing that's changed is that Slim packs bis painting gear in the trunk of his Cadillac these days. Jt beats awitching off between saddle horse and pack horse every other day as he "treeks'' acros1 the western states. • 1 ' Migrations Have Shaped Personality of the U.S. ~llird in..G .mea of I8.article110Titten far Ireland, Scotland. and the German Rhineland, most point, in 1900, or~ 231,000. Since then, Indians have· tM.llOtion'• bM:mtnnial.and nploring theme• of the ofthemirtthestatusorlndenturedservants; made a vigorous biological recovery, only to dis· AmeriCanl1~1Forum.Inthicarticle,JolmHigbom,lril-(5) The migration of whiles and blacks cover that the poor land remaining to them cannot tOllfprol••tor.attMJoinlHapkinaUniverlit11,1WWJ1•the westward across the North American continent support a growing p<>pulation. So the Indians are on t I ' ' majorntigrattom. TMaeriesoraioholrilpreanttdoathe from the 18th century to the 20th; lhemove again, this timeintothecities. third 11eor of Courier bsl NetDl'paplr in which the Daily (6) The convergep.ce on the United States, The Africans who were imported in the 17th and same time that Africans were pouring into the plan- tation societies farther south. Pennsylvapia e1pecially welcomed these poor, land·bunery foreigners. Pushing inland in search of cheap land, these Irish, Germ am, Scots and Scotch Irish setUed territories which later joined the union in it.! earliest decades. Pilothoapar1fcipoted. between 1820 and 1930, of approximately 3S million 18th centuries bad more resistance to many of the • people from all quai'ter& of Europe and large parts diseases that ravaged the Jndians. For another. a As they moved west, however, they avoided areas where slavery was being introduced. The westward movement became a competitive strug- gle between two social systems, one based on fr~o labor, the other on slave. The strong current of European immigration. Oowtng to the free states, gave them a decisive advantage in that stru&ele. A recognition that the spread or slavery could no longer keep pace with an inexhaustible tide of im· migration did much to drive the South toward secess:fon . of. Asia and the Western Hemisphere. """"""'""===========,,,.,.,.....=-. ::::::;::;:;::;::::2ouRSEs''8v:·N·EWS~~Eit{:::} .. THE EARLIEST arrtvals, the Indians, bad B JOHN IDGBAM almost nothing to gain and everything to lose from ..,...Z.. ...... .....-u.1_., their encounter with the later comers. A people lone , i' isolated ftom contact with other races, the eastern Amert cans are an amazingly mieratory people. woodland Indians depended OD the prowess of their statiatidans tell us that one out of five moves· every men as hunters and warriors. Inevitably, violence year, and biltorians studying 19tb century towns was the pted.ominant theme in their relations with and nelchhorboods often find that most of the)eo-the Incoming whites, who preempted land and p1e counted at one census baff left before the next.. stimulated a destructive fur trade. =i!'>' b:.~'!...~tt:;:Sedly setUed. Over a span of two and a ball centuries from the .. ~ ".>li'i1n II Ix ' · · l~ to the 1870s, Indians fought whites and often In ~ vast, un _____ g • ~ maJor move· were drawn by whites into intensified conflicts with intheorderoftbelr : ., • ,_, · • • menta.._1tand.out ~°'i!o OM) time. These were_. one another Reaularly demoralization followed · (1) The tranalt. ,people we call Indians, ~eat. oerhaps 30,000 yeart aao, across a land l>ridle that Yet the worst effects o1 the white invuioo linked no~east Alia with Alaska and thence fiowed from disease. The na~ve races or the IOUthward throu.lh·tbe Aftlericas · ' Western Hemisphere bad no eXperjence with or im- (2) Thfi aettlement of .:Omethln,. like 100,000 munity to such European and African diseases as Enl!llilh along the Atlantic Cout ID the 17th cen· smallpox, measles, tubercullJ!l.s. malaria, yellow tury; fever, typhoid fever, or typlrill. Tbelr devastation (3) Ao enormous slave trade, which carried was incralculable. So(ne' recent esti~ates suggest millions of ,fifricans to British North America, that the native populAtion north.Of the Rio Grande largely in the 18th century; · River may have amoun~ to as much as 10 mil.lion (4) An emiiratioo in the 18th century or inthetimeofColumbus.' Within the United states a northern European Protestants. chiefly from relentless decline reducecl their numbers to a low " . ,. " • \I ' " DRAWJNG DEPtctS .SEci'iON IN THE HOLD OF 'BLOOD,STAINED GLORIA' • I :·:·::::::::~:r:~:r1:r :t:=::::ttt:}t:t:m1:=:1~:~r:::·:·)::::::::::::: . larger percentage of Africans than IndJans were IMMIGRATION ro 11IE new American nation agriculturalists whose respect for farming as a way in the 19th century became so voluminous and of life matched that of the English. divene that it deserves a distinct place in history. Finally, the total uprooting of Africans from Whereu the non-English immigrants of the 18th their homelands, followed by a helter-skelter dia:-century originated overwhelmingly in Protestant persion in the new world, pulverized their tribal cultures that were not vastly different from identities -compelled them to adapt to new England's, America after 1820 became tht'! destina· circumstances and allegiances. Uon of people tom loose from more and more dis· Native Americans, by contrast, clung inflexibly parate backgrounds. So large a propartion of these to their own way or life. Africans, by their ability to ·newcomers were Catholics that by the middle of the survive as farm laborers in the English colonies, 19th century the Roman Catholic church was our made possible the enormous growth of slavery in bigcest single denomination. North America. Another part of the migration was Jewish, aris· IN 1818 CONGRESS prohibited further im· ing fint from Germany, then in far gre~t~r num- portation of slaves into the country. Since the immi· bers fro!D Eastern Europe. Not only religi~us but gration of whites continued, the proportion of the also national and raci~ dif1erences multiplied, un- total population classified as Negro gradually . W much of the Umted ~ates had ~come a declined. It fell from 22 percent in 1770 to 14 percent patchwork of dozens of different ethnic groups. in 1860 and reached a low paint of 9.6 percent in 1930. Other de~eloplng countries attr~cted large.scale In absolute numbers, however, the black population immlgr.ations. but none gathered Jls people from so grew prodigiously throughout the slavery era. many differen.t sources.. . . After the closing of the slave trade, perhaps the A harsh Jmf!llgration restriction law 1n 1924 most trying time fbr American blacks was from brought th.is sixth gre~t folk movement or 1890 to 1940, Jong after emancipation, when the American history •~bsta;nliai!Y to a close: But the hopes the Civil War raised had largely collapsed. reduction of fore1gn _m~1grauon to a rela~1vel~ low Before the war the inhumanity of slavery was level does not end the. epic or An:ie~can migrations. sometimes softened somewhat by paternalistic at· ror ~xamvle. bv closme the i:iauon s JZates to cheap titudes. Though coerced and regimented, though immigrant labor. convess In the 1920s gave new bought and sold. slaves were commonly regarded impetus to a growing exodus of blacks from the upartoftheirowner'1extendedfamily. naalSoulh:. . . , After emancipation, especially during the Immobilized m pl'eVlOUS dee~d.es ~aus~ tm- radical reconstruction years, blacks gained new migrants preempted the oppart1;1111t1es m the cities, educational opportunities and a substantial bla.cks now surged northw8!111n quest of the un- meuureof political pawer a.swell. skilled. Jobs that imm11rants no Ionger- But by the 181l'>s the gains were stopped or monopolized. rolled back. Rigid barriers of segregation cut· aC1'08s the closer relations of an earUer day. Blacks were disfranchised, excluded from public office, ghettoized, pushed out ol skilled trades, reduced to the most abject poverty ln the rural south, and in many areas forced into a posture of cringing servl)lty. The crowning atrocity of this terrible era in our collective memory was the lynching party. From 1882 to 1904 more than 100 lynchings occurred every year. The Arra-American leader W. E. 8. Du Bois once saw a victim's black finien displayed in a butcher shop. DaU11.PUot reodrr1 enrolled for two free units of COflTN CTallt al Orange CoOll Coll<11< may wi>h to malor !IOI• of uquind and opCioooJ clau mertings '"'"""'J'UI. Mlcllmn and 1"'41 ~ and etaminat.., .,....., aro 1ehed.ud for Saha'days, Nowmbrr l and January 3, /rom 1Qa.m. to noon. f'Dllf' addUl<mal, opfional -.ars are plamicd I'll....,... lnltructor Tom Wm. They are from 5 to l :IOp.m. Tueldayr SepUmbcr ta, Q:lobor 14, Nw- embrt Jland Dttembn'9. All coorse by N<W_. ,,,.etingr toUI be ift art ccnttt room 10%. TM cour1t' te'rt·reodrr {lf.9SJ and an opt'cmal rtudJi flVltW IP.IJJ ore owilablo from tho Orange CoOll Collep< Boolut.,.., %701 l"afn>IN Road, Colfa M<llL The African migration to Vi.rlinJ.a, Maryland and Carolina had hanlly begun when another 11Teat Influx of strangers swelled the Ena:Ush coloolea. Comparatively few Englishmen ventured oveneu In the late 17th and early 18th centuries. The &rOwth or the middle colonies depended on a new mlgra. lion from Ireland. Gennany and Scotland at the · .._ _________________ _, 1 _, ·----------·-· \ \ " DAILY Pll.OT Sund•x. S!ptembet 14, 1975 ~'~~ild Star Makers' Ordered to Cool It I WASHINGTON (AP)' -The 1'ederal Tr•de Commission bas is- sued a consent order problbltlng three talent .,encie1 operaUna coast-to- cout from m.iarepresenUna their ability to turn children into stars of stage, screen and television. nouncements . NTA bas offices in llol.lywoodu well as Rutherford, N.J ., Floral, N.Y., and Chit' ago. The consent agreement al.lo names Monica Stuart and her William Schuller Agency, Inc., New York City. The FTC said NTA used Wlethical and exploitative highpressure sales tactics to sign up prospective child stars who had little if any chance of o~ taining pa id employment. The agreement would require Na- tional Talent Associates (NT A) Inc. to give parents a three-day cooling of£ period to cancel cdntracts for their children, and to disclose the percen- tage of clients who actuaJly got jobs as models, actors, actresses and enter- tainers. IN A COMPLAINT filed last year, the FTC charged that only about one out of e very 100 children whose parents s igned contracts with NTA got a foot into the door of a theatrical agency. The FTC complaint alle&ed that parents were pressured to sign con- trat'ts the same day they were con- tacted, if they wanted to enhance the chance that the ir children would be selected by Monica Stuart, but that she rejected 98 or 99 percent of the youngsters. ' • Starry-eyed parents were told that a "confidential source gave NTA their child's name as a naturaJ talent, the complaint said, but the source most olten was a commercial mailing list compiled from newspaper birth an· The consent order prohibits 20 dif- f ~re nt l'Q isrepr esentations by the fi rms and r equires the disclosure in Y..Titing of the nu m ber of clients who contracted with NTA for the purchase of photos ahd services within the last two years and the per centage who ob- tained paid jobs and agency contracts. TD DAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACRO SS 57 Comedy 101 Shin 19 Ollen slve 74 Cardiff 58 Fairy ta le 102 Of aircraft si ght s people 1 Erida nus monster 103 Char 20 Hurt : Old 75 Antic star 60 Popular 104 Doctor's English 76 Broadway 5 Naut ical girl order 22 Small pan term 61 French 105 Coconut drinks 78 Two singers 9 Seek river Uber 30 Ice mass 79 Collon s1tk 15 Exul tant 62 Electric 106 Bedouin 32 Ancient 80 Set up 21 Icy unit 101 Ex.toned 34 Ve nt ilat es tents downpour 65 Sounded 108 Male 35 Ch inese 81 Gourmet's 23 Card a horn turkey dy nasty disl"I distr ibutor 66 luciler 111 More nimb te 36 Score 82 Search 24 Olive's 67 Fracas 113 Required 37 Arabic 83 Fr igid love 68 Greek 116 TV con· country 85 Sweetsop 25 Originators portico cern : 2 wds. 38 Dish 86 Ou r: 26 leave 69 Appeal 118 Algonqu in 39 Punic War French 27 BeQinnlng . 70 Employed Ind ian battle 87 Camera game 71 Brag 119 Sword-shape 40 Sinners accessory 28 Cereal 72 Majorette's 120 Paymasler's 41 Tota l gain : 88 Cautioning : grain slick need 2wds. 2 wds. 29 Feedbag 73 Ireland 121 Rye 42 lather 89 British "dainty" 74 Bet funguses 40 Reason meaaure 30 Morsel 75 Apt 122 Perpetual 44 Yard 90 Nevada 31 Secret 76 Auler agreers encl osure mecca message. 77 Time 123 Old 45 Expl osive 91 Male hog 33 Simple division 124 Domest ic 47 Hidden 93 Flattery sugar • 78 Bow slave valley 94 Aromatic 34 Bowllke 79 Ice a cake 48 Craft plant curves 80 Punctuation DOWN 49 Carried 95 Sword 35 Milltary mark& 51 Wearing leatures meal 81 Dutch 1 Caste shoes 97 Greek letter 36 Name flower 2 Buffoon 52 Dense 98 Heavy 38 Paid 82 Chip 3 Honey 53 Insertion 99 Appeared athlete 83 Summon factory mark 101 Palnlul 39 Highest 84 Burmese 4 Strong 55 Maturing spots point distance beer agent 102 Range crest 42 Shoot! 86 Clo sest 5 Add 56 At no time 103 Mud 43 Was 89 Witch 6 Plunders 57 Untrue 104 Ashen concerned 90 Eternal 7 Mlscat-59 Solardlsk 105 Retained 44 Trifle ci ty cul ates 60 Basque cap106 Biblical 46 Affirms 91 Fishhook 8 Print ing 61 Intended name 47 Flat bell morsel terms 62 Caretaker 107 Naval prison 4 "Tossed" 92 Proceed: 9 Council 63 Il legal 108 Bind s concoction 2wds. 10 Aaslgns whiskey 109 Slgn 49 Defeated 93 Spry places 64 Gasp 110 Allot 50. Flngerless 94 Asslat 11 Galt 65 Woooy 112 lndo-Chlna gloves 95 Child's 12 Bantu plant native 51 Metal waste nurse language 66 Excavate 114 Compass 52 Lurk 96 Buffets 13 Soak flax 67 Antlered point 53 Competition 97 Soclal 14 Built anlmal 115 Feminine 54 Swiss unit 15 lyric poem 68 Palm ending mountain 98 let 16 Easy gait 70 Custom 116 School 55 Throat bofrow 17 Mimic 71 Bankrupt organization sound 99 Blackboards 18 Oxide 72 Alarm 117 Delinlle 56 Loud 100 Vert> form mlneral device article • • SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS . ·, · . .. I • Sid'• Back One of television com- edy's big bananas of the past , Sid Caesar, gets into character for upcoming guest shot on "When Things Were Rotten." He'll appear Wednesday on the ABC show (8 p .m .. Channel 7). • • Your. B'oro•i:Ope tor Moadatt ' G'emini: Don't Expect ~oney T~ Flow· Just Like Water • llJ 8YJ)NBYOlllAllll . AIUtlS (Hanh Zl·April 29): ·What seem• a ,,_, ll•bt could be a speed trap. Take your time. Review and revlle. TAURUS (April 20-Vay 20): 'Travel plaDjl de· Jayed, changed due to laclt of diHctlon, IDBttucUon or reservations. Read and write. Excbanae knoWledge. Gemini, Sqlttartus are likely to be in· volved. GEMINI (May 21-JUIM!20): Casb may not now like water. Specifics. details, red tape end aqeral condition of ecooomy could be cause of JmPedl- ment. Aquarius and Leo figure prominenUy. CANCER (June 2l·July 22): Study Gemini message. Make changes but consult ohe who "wrote the rules." Older individual can lean heavi- ly 11 challenged. LEO (July 23-Auf. 22): Conditions settle, especially in domestic area. One who was ag- &ressive becomes diplomatic. Taurus, Libra 'persona are involved. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You could be led by emotion rather than.logic. Know it and respond ac- cordingly. Means get balance-and proper nutri- tion. Otherwise, chang~ in body chemlstry could create depression -or make you think you're "in love." UBRA {Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Sudden moves upset status quo. You are given more responsibility, perbapo a promotion. capricoro, cancer could figure prominenUy. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): RelaUves, <l!ae neighbors could be In picture as you round out pro- ject, complete transaction. Accent Is oo strenathen· ln8 Unn of communlcatloo. SAGITl'ARIUll <Nov.2Z-Dee. 21): Partoolday eould .eem like organized mayhem; me.ans new images. projects. challenges. circumstances dominate. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19): Pressure OX• lits in. are• of Solar tioroscope . related to partnership, marriage. Family obligations 1ur1e to forefront -and you can deal with them. Cancer person Is In picture. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): What WU a "fear•• could become a joke'. Sense of humor la 1>rou11ht into play -and that Is all to the cood. Gemini, Sailttart .. penoos figure prominently. \ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Friends may be in need. Respond; adhere to principals of Golden: Rule. Aquarius, Taurus and Scorpio could ncure prominently. Maintain balance, pace. .. ' • Enroll Now for 1975 Seaaion Adult Muaic Education Turn Off the Bubbles! ORGAN COURSE for By ERMA BOMBECJC I'm not saying there are subversives in this country. And I'm not saying there are alien forces at work to destroy the Free World. I am merely suggest- ing that when it takes a woman so long to get a pound of bacon out of its plastic container that the price has gone up 57 cents, then the packag- ing industry must be viewed with suspicion. I personally would like to have firsthand the re- sume on the man who in- vented the plastic bubble packaging principle; that is, putting pens, cold tablets, safety pins and pocket combs under an airtight piece of im- pregnable plastic. CHANCES ARE you would find the inventor is a ballet danc er from Leriingr!ld who defected to the United Stales when they played War- ren , Ohio . He im· mediately gave up his career on stage and in· vented this wonderful means of packaging with no possible way to gain access to the product. It's only an educated guess, but the one-liners, ''Tear around dotted line" and "Push thumb on tab to open," were probably invented by a student activist who turned from activising to a~vertising and humor. His two "biggies" are the spice can where you whirl around theitoles to a spot that reads, "Press h~re'' (It doesn't say With what!) and an in- vitation to surgery on the canned-ham can that re- ads, ''Insert key and S AT WIT'S · END l turn." I would like to meet face to face the man who designed the new child-proof caps. (Any fool knows Americans do not need a child-proof cap . If you have something you don't want within the reach of children, you just put it in a garbage bag, set it on the counter and yell; "Someone empty, this'!") It's probably only a rumor, but someone said that the woman who de- the gift-wrapping paper only to have it tear off half the design with it. The originator of the most sinister plot to weaken the American system, however, still remains a secret . . . the man who hides the door handles in cars. It was rumored a CIA agent knew his identity, but by the time he tried to get out of his car by flipping on his windshield wipers, turn· ing on the radio, heater and cigar lighter. nick- ing his directional signals, rolling up the electric windows, and moving his seat forward, the poor devil lost con- trol. signed the package con-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ taining rolls of gift. wrapping paper has been under surveillance by OlH' government. THE OTJIER n~ after tearing off the end with my teeth, I used scissors to cut open the cellophane cylinder. The cellophane clung to my arms like magnets. Once free of the cellophane, I tried to take the tape off [ARTHOUAK[ -----'11DAL WAVE" . BEGINNERS A complete 4 week course of organ instruction for ldull beginners. on full size. 2 keyboard organs. AU musk: materials, professional dass instruction 1nd private practice facilities are included in the small tee. • Cla11e• are at Co""nient Evenins Houn $I 5. 9 5 fff for full course of le110t11 and materials ENROU NOW Call LEN HILTS at 642--2851 for Complete Information 'Free CIU/.dren'• Clm•e• AWJ.ilable on Tue.day mMT MUSIC SERVICE PHONE 642-2851 1839 HEWPORT IL YD. COSTA MESA FROM Fashion Island N ,ewport Beach .. ' I · I I STEREO SOUNDS OF ,THE HARBOFt ----~------~-- I •• t ( r 1 ( l I i I t • I I ' I t I . I • .matte FirSt- ;Charle Bronson es ll7LIZSIUIR There lm't • lllnt of~ in Wooiwortl!'a 'lril\dowo, but I 'm already •mlllq at Ibo u..,11111 of Euler. Tbat'a abqut Ibo llJ..e 1'IOYI• aucllen-WW -What 1 tlllnk may be a movie nm. a..,le1 B-, la•lll'ncl Ye1, mllllona or 'Blw 'f- will ••• a true" lioae1t·to-11<artfelt, audible lalllb. a-. panied b:r the slllle11 Nl'to4ar grin lince a dl'1lllbll Wallice Beery wu ~Uu:M by Marte Dresller. Brmsoo'1 aereen lauahter eoa. t.aial DO mallco -fa not in- splreil t>y a cunnl':f11 """"1rt deatb-by~ all)' movie nctlm. rt bQbblH fol1h from bia •~"'7II1wlmml .. intbe burl "1th b1a cbarmln1 wile (both .., and orf aoreen), costar Jill lrel4J!d. '.fbAI matlcal movie in which this scene will a,epear is Frank Gilroy's recently finiabed "'From Noon Tit Three,•• a spaofy Western. Or, as director.author Gilroy writes In a preface to the screenplay: "The paoaibly t.r'ue and certainly tragic story of an ouUaw and a. lady whose love knows no bounds t •• 'SUPERSTAR Bronson, touted as a terrible tempered tough guy 111 person, and surely the most phlegmatic, silent star in talkies, agreeing tostarlnacom. edy, i.! in itselt eyebrow-raising. But for Mr. Bronson to appear naked and clowning while his six.- shooters hang out of reach on a high and dry branch -well that's enough to send overlY literate movie critics to their in.ta Nference _in_ ofa__._t. 1'ormally, tod.,. Cborlu 'Bl-Oll),y lauaha llltbe;qyio. tbebank.Orm17lieintbeprlv~ of b1a and JUl'a happy 11ome - eltbor a rambllJlf, multiroomed Bel Air manalon or a multi-acred V.......,t,rarm Wbentlhe CUICOO· !llst8 ohlx klda, twodoes, twocata anclade..-1tarr. From now WI Easter. ooJy a cbosen rew will be privy to Char lee Bron10.n •s personal Warmtb 8nd cllarlama_ lea'rlnl Ibo rut or the · world atlll ~ •bout the man 'and t&emytb. -. . Wbat banton bove known f<r ttan Is tbil to fln•nd•U.J bocl< a CharJu Bron.ion rum II DO specuJatlon, but a sure bet. Bl'oblOD'• name on a eontract ~ in11 instant bit mcine:r from banl·DOled f!nancl.,.. Wbo have ooJy ·~ beard cl llarlm Bnnclo. TREY NEVER read turther than Charlie's famous signature not caring who is to direct, cr:. star, 'frite or produce the movie. Seeing profit and loos sheets is bel,leviog, and even when Bronson makes a bummer. tbe movie goes on to record bit pro-fits. . ·A current release in lhil aenre is ··sreakout,'' which critics panned but audiences adore. The movie turned a profit in only a ff!Wmontbs. Charles Is doggedl;y silent on the subject of his own pictW"eS. ''I rarely see them as I can't stand the way I look. It'• embarrass- ing. I don't like the way I sound too much, either. · "I have made man °"" 50 ftlma la. mir lire. -ol 11-reaJ11 r...,.aoble But Jlllrnmt-.are"Wllaa,"-t.11~4' laJ>aaue. actOI' YaU.lro llU\111i1;· and .''JIJder in U. llalll'' -and-ll you tbJo1< about It, tbe;y were twO ot m7 best. Md no one JOI to see tbem. r meao no one in complriaon to the mllUona who have seen ••Death WI.ah'' and complained about it. "I USED to WOn)' about lbe critics, but -1 tlon't &Q11DON. r have beelL abased "1 Iha -cl them, and' It )us,t-'t llUt\ter". Lately, I coalea1, l b4ve bec oet- tled attbe wa;r aomeof m:r- picturft bave been bln4led, by criUcs &Dd prodgcera alike.,, UnW recently, it aeema beial "bm:ltable'' and maki.n( roovies thatl appeal only to "bb" au-· di.mice were all that mattered to llr<inlon. To avoid the slinp and UT0Wa or Critics and elites! IDOV· 1e buffs, taciturn Charlie took re-1111• Ill his family and shrouded his llre In a sileace that Is often mistakenlortemperameot. But no one whO bas ever worked wltb Bronsoo rerera to him as difficult or temperamen- tal, unless. of coune, they have disappointed the big man in some way. Says Gilroy: "A more wllllnf, cooaenlal and profeuloiial actor I've never met. It toot a little lime to evolve a relaxed reeling between all of us; B1'0l!ICG'1 pov- erty-stricken youth doesn't in· spire trust In people. Nor has be had the easiest career. Kicking around Hollywood is enough to corrode anyone. It's a wonder he's as nice as he is." 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Tit le to Galf11cld JOHANNESBURG,' South Africa -Power.punching Victor Galindez of Argentina retained his World Boxing Anociation light heavyweight title Saturday night, pounding out &..-split 15- round decision over unrelenting Pierre Fourie of South Africa. RedSOJtSpUt BOSTON -Rico 'Petrocelli and Doug Griffin brote out of batting slumps In a three-nm fourth inning Saturday night and the Boston Red Sox went oo. to beat the Milwaukee Brewers, 6-3, for a doubleheader split. The Brewers won the day half of the twin bill, 9-6. The ~econd-gsme victory nar- rowed Boston's magic,number to 11. Any combi.patioo of· 11 Red Sox victories and Baltimore losses 'will give ,BQston the American League East tiUe. The Orioles beat the Detroit Tigers, 8--0, to move within four games of Boston. Pearso11 Edges Foe BROOKLYN, Mich. -David Pearson nosed in front of Bobby Allison for a car~lengtb victoey , Saturday in the 100-mile first leg of the International Race of Champions aeties. It was Pearson's first victocy in three years in the se(ies, which put 12 top intemaUooal drivers in idf!ntically prepared Camaros. The victory was worth 12 J>Oints In tho four.race, $2,12,000 sen es. Top ollege Grid Scores UCLA37, IowaStateZl Colorado 34, Col 27 San Diego St. 2$, OncanSt. o, WashlnstonSL18,K-Ml4 ' AriJonaSt.3$, Wub"81m12 Penn state 3', si.tonl14 ·• Oldaboma82,0NJ.,.7 • Ohio st.ate :n, MlehitllnSt..O .MJchi1an23, Wls.conslnl Nebraska10,LSU7 ~.: Dllnois27,Iowau 'Northweatern!l,fy!:dileZS 'lndiana20,Mlnnes06.1' · ''Oklahoma St. 34, w lc!bltaSt.b ·1&1emph11St.31',Aubum21>' ·Tenneaaeelll, Maryland ti F1orlda40,SMU14 Texu'6,ColoradoSt.O • See Delal11, P"° CZ Complele Seoret, Page C4 • l'OXBOtlQ,.llau.-n.,,..., ,ic.,l&Dd Palriota, ~· a tan.tv1....__,.,,. ttia mdra .-.~urdaJ.tollrikeandto.,,,.. to play~· Hn. a - hlblijm 1am,w-1alnol tlw New Yarlr ~olt.3'1 lllllO was c-Ollledelrb'Wam ....... ""1er rep.raetatlve R"'4y =· wbo playedt..oyearaat WOlt Collep, 1ald the team wu hilly aware a« the le-'• threat to 1111.-the .J!l~era aD4 uld the Patrtota would lie wat<hlns other clubo far IUP1ICri Ill the form of jolnlac theli' llrlie. 111e ie..., •• ra<1111 the start o1 tbe resutar aeaaon 11at week~ re. ~led by telllnc the Patriots tbot If ~ ~arry !hroulh Oii JMlr llri,k pllJll t!>e:r will DOI be liel4 &Dd will be sllSJIO':'ded uni{! a labor peace ls reaclied .. Vataba said the Patriots want- ed to -prove .. made toward obtainln& a labor contract, som.uwic the Jeaiue and tbil players' .union. baveo't had for niore than 14 mont)\s. A '"" boun ,after the Ne9 !':DllUICI mov, 'O'U onnowiced, the 1'1-York Giant. voted to de-' .., the •ta:rt of their Saturday t tame a1alnlt the Miami plllno few one half hour in ¥ • ow of sympathy for tile Patriots. After New York owner Well- ington Mara, Dolphins coach Don Shula and four Miami players spolce to tbe New York team, I.he Gian ta agreed to start the game in tho Orange Bowl at 8:08 p.m., elfht m!nut" late. The clUb liad UCLA'.S JOHN SCIARRA IS BROUGKT DOWN BY RAY KING. Sparky Is Known, Now Reds' Sldpper Once Was With Angel.s ''Sparky Who?·· That was the headline one Oc- tober daj in 1969 when Cincinnati newsp apert a nnounced tha t George Lee Anderson was the new manager of the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. What Anderson has since done with the Reds has moce than pro· vided adequate answer to that headline as Sparky's }lig Red Machin~ ba've r~led of! four divisional titles and h ave averaged nearly 96 wins per season. Yet he hasn't been overcome by his success. "I'm not blinded by ego." he told this column. ';J knoW"if that offer hadn't have come in '69, no one still would have heard of me." How right he may be. An- ders-on had actually been signed GLENN WHITE WH ITE WASH to the Angels' coaching staff to serve under newly appointed manag er H arold ''Left y'' Phillips. LA's Messersmith Stops Braves, 6-0 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Andy Messersmith burled a five-hitter for his seventh shutout of the season and Dave Lopes drove in a run and stole his 70lh base, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 6-0 ')'.ictory over the AUanta Buves. ·Messersmith, 17 ·14, struck out seven and walked one. By • Dodgers Slate . •11 .. -.•••ac<ne1 s..t. ''"llan~ at LOI "1191'" ~ \.SSM OS.OO.t L .......... 1:i-op.m, 7:U.p,A pitching his 18th complete game of the season, Messersmith has now hurled 301 innings, the first l)odgers pitcher. s~ce 1969. to pitch 300 or more InnUt.gs. Loes si'ngled in the first inning off loser Franll: LaC<Jl'le, G-2, and then _swiped second. He is only the nmth player in major league .. * * LmANOILll ·baseball history to steal 70 or more base s in one season. Lopes later scored on a single by Willie Crawford. Thfe Dodgers added an un- earned run in the fifth on a run- scoring s ingle by Lopes. The in- ning was marked by three Atlan- ta errors, two of them by center fielaer R owland Office on a single play. The Dodgers will be without star pitcher Don Sutton for the rest of the year. Sutton suffered a severely sprained left ankle while runnine: out a double in Friday· night's2·lloss to AUanta. Messersmith nearly los t his shutout in the fifth inning. Atlanta put runners on first and second with none out on an error and a single. But Messersmith got out of it by retiring Mike Lum on a bouncer to the m ound and then. · striking out Lacorte and Ralph Garr. But before Ander son could don a Halos uniform, Cincy had fired Dave Bristol and decided to gam· ble on Sparky as .the new Reds field boss because Anderson had performed various wonders as a minor league s kipper. Cincy got itself a winner and saved And erson from the horri- ble fate of having lo invol ve himself with the Anaheim mess. Phillips eventual ly was fired and died a short time after that. However. An derson doesn't re- vel in having escaped the Aniels' payroll. .. ln some ways I (eel disap- pointed about what happened.," he says. "I 've always felt that if Left y y,•ould have had someone there to help him .. .someone to talk things Over with and so- meone t o r elate to the 1,>layers, he'd have been one of the great managers. "He had a great baseball mind ... he kne w much more about baseball th an I ever will ." Anderson believes the Angels are three year! away from put· ting together a bona fide title con- tendi ng team . "The guy they have m a n agin g no w (Di ck William s) is not onl y a winner, he knows baseball ," Anderson says. ''He had to bring young players en masse a nd right now he's hav- ing his ups and downs. But the mistakes those players are m ak- ing now, the ones that lose games, are ones they won't be making in a year or two. I wou ldn't be s urprised to see them im prove this year's record by 20 games in 1976 . ''They rem ind me of the Phillies a few years ago. I said at thaf time Philadelphia would be a title chal lenger in a few years and sure enough, this year they're in the thic k of it.·' And erson is at ease, now, hav- ing wrapped up the division ~pt. 7. And, "Sparky Who?" is one question no one is apt to be ask· ing these days. tak-lhe fiel4 ror brltl • ....._ at 7 :SI P·'!':r 40 mlllut .. late. Meanwftlle, several other clu~ beld ml!elina• and the lequetook Immediate action In ...,._ tp the Patriot.' ftri);o vote. A N4w ~91i•n~ club spokesman aald the Palilcis b.d' voted~ with five aboteoUOlll to take the strike action. lm· mec:llately aner the vote w .. an- nounced , a man a g e ment repreaeotaUve r ead the following llatement to the New EnglUICI J>I01VS : I . !:lf..the..came II 11Dt pl.Qt;{ ai ocheduled, the playtr1 w!ll DOI be paid, -can they practlceunW,a <Oileelivo bar1aln1nt ~ Is slcned cw • 110-strlke pi.dl<l la elv nbytheunlon." • The Patriots' actloo cameOlitY days after the NFL Plajlera f.a· .-iation announced overwhelm~ Jill rejectlyo of the latest contnict offer. Tile PJayen1 Auoclalian ancl manacemeat have been tn'· . ln& to reach a new colLectiYe bargalninc agre_ement since the sprins ol 187•. ' -• 37-21 Yu:wry i Scian~a, Br11in~. Riddle Cyclones ~ LOS ANGELES <AP) - Quarterback John Sciarra scored three touchdowns, running and passing tor more than 211 yards, and 16th.ranked UCLA ran by Iowa State, 37 ·21, 1n the college football opener for both teams Saturday niaht. Sciarra scored on three short runs and halfback Edd.le Ayers ran in tor two more UCLA scores as the Bruins took advanta&e of key Iowa State mistakes. Sci arr a carried lhe ba.1124 ti mes for 94 yards completed six or 11 passes for 117 yards and hit split end Norm Andersen twice on im- portant43 yard bombs. Sciarra opened the scoring ·with a four yard spin as the Bn.dns re· turned the opening kickoff for a touchdown after Wally Henry brought the kiC'koff back 62 yards. In the third quarter Sciarra mar('hed the Bruins 91 yards with a 43 yard strike to Andersep, and the Bruins quarterback scored from one yard out. The final Sciarra touchdown was in the fourth quarter on a two yard keeper with Sc iarra helping hi.sown cause, gaining20 yards on three carries in a ddition to the score. Former Huntington B:e a ch High and Golden West College standout Brett White booted a 30-yard field goal in the second quarter for the Bruins and also kicked four extra poin ts. low a State got to the UCLA 32 in the first quarter but a pass from quarterback Tom Mason was in- tercepted. And in the second quarter a 38 yard pass on fourth down Crom Mason Lo split end Forry Smith for an apparent touchdown was c alled back because the Cyclone receiver was called for shoving a Bruins de- fender. Also in the first hall Iowa State was called for hitting the UCL.A punter allowing the Bruins to keep the ball. In the second half, Iowa State kept a UCLA touchdown drive alive whe n a d efe nder was penalized for g rabbing Sciarra by the face mask. The final Bruin srore of the ni ght came on a 17· yard burst by Ayers, six plays t --JOHN SCIARRA after UCLA recovered a Cyclone rumble. . ... Tailback Mike Williams sOOred two Iowa State touchdowns .orl runs of six and two yards. A crowd of 31,260 watched on a cool night at Memorial Coliseum. The Bruins defense. with only one starter back ft'Om 19'74 's g...s..z season, held the Cyclones score- less in the first half, aided by two inte rceptions by s enior cor- nerback Barney Person. The Cy clones collected 133 yards in the first half, 90 or lt on the ground. But they fmished the game with 381 yards totalo!feme, 109 passing and 272 running: _,.. -l<OH •YOUARlllltS ·-sc• o o r 1 .. 11 UCLA 1 l 1• !l-J7 UCLA·Scl•rr.i~ run (White kk lll UClA·FGWlllle:)() UCLA·Sclerr• I r 1,1n {Whll•ltfck) l-Sl•te-WIUlam16run !Koil,....,.klCk) t>CLA·A"9n 1 ru-n (Whl11t1tlckl UCL.A·Sclarra1run (Whl .. kk kl 1-•Sf.·Wlllla ms 2n•n /l(elf....,,ltlck) UCLA·A!'e<-. 11,....n (klck lalleo) l°""a SI. ·Smith 10 ~11 lrom Ml-llCllU"'9n llkkl A~l,2'0 FlntdoMts Rusl'lft.., ... 01 P9ulnoy..-<11 !bl turn Jllfd l ....... ....... l"umtll•• olost ,..,,.nlff..rMat STATISTICS '-StUCU 14 ,, '1-17! .. 1'5 "" 111 " . 1-2'2·2 .. I\_. .. .... ,., I-' J." t.70 Figueroa Sharp Halos Top KC, 6-2 KANSAS CITY CAP) -Ed Figueroa pitched a fi ve-hitter as the California Angels defeated the Kans as City Royals , 6-2, Saturday night for the first time in 13 games. The defeat dropped the second- place Royals e ight games behind A nge ls Slate S@opt. "C•l!1orn1• •I JC•nut a1v Sotpl. U Olllornle .11 Ml-IOt.1 11:1.s.1.m. ~ SSp.m. the Oakland A's in the American League West. California reached Doug Bird for two runs in the first and another p3ir in the fourth in building a 4-0 lead before the Royals rallied in their half of the fourth for their only runs. Dave Collins led off the game for California with a triple and scored on a ground out. Dan Briggs s ingled, moved up on a grounder and s cored on Ron Jackson's single. Rudy Meoli's triple in the fou rth drove across Andy Etchebarre n. who h ad singled home J ackson. Fred Patek's triple pro vided the Royals with the runs in the fourth aft er a walk and a hit batsman. 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A -10,111. .. , ...... S I I 2 J iit 4. 1 ' ... 1 • .. 1 1 0 tot• •••• . ' .. ,,,. Norgaue~, Davis in Seniors Final I I t t J 0 •1• Fourth-seeded Jolm Norgauer upset No. 1 Dick Leach and will meet Gordon Davis today in the 35-year~ld meo's division finala of the 49th Pacific Southwest seniors tennis--tournament> at Newport Beach Tennis Club. Norcauer and Davis w)ll col- llde at noon today, but their Jhltlnl w11lei.. pr.eceded by th& 40-7ear.old women's singles finala at 9:80 and the '5-year-old men's singles finals at 10 :30. Finale i n all 12 d1 viaiona of singles and doubles competition wilJ be played today. • Oil bis s howing Saturday, Nora:auer bas to be favored to- day. Tbe resident of Glendale de- feated Leacb 6-4, 8-3 in a ·7S. minute match. He brok~ Leach'* aecond serve and won the first ~;G;:'. 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But with ju.st over a minute lo play before in- termission, Johnson chugged !ix yllfda for hit first score. Ohio State all bqi plJ\ the &•Ill• away eleht minutes into ,the serond halt when -Greene rolled out to throw rrom bis own 36-yard line. The long toss wu almost picked off by MSU '• Joe Hwtt at the Spartan 25, but be knocked It into the air for LeMy Willis to IJ'ab and go the final yMrds un- touched. MSU tailback Rich Baes Chargers, Huge Dining Room Vikings Tie, 14-14 SAN DIEGO <AP) -Rookie running back Ricky Young of San Diego scored on a one-yard run with seven seconds left in the fourth quarter to create a 14 ·14 tie 111d Minnesota and San Diego Olayed a five-quarter tie in the '"na1 National Footba11 League reseason game for both teams Saturday night. Just I Kitchen For Olympians Both teams missed on scoring opportunities in the 15-minute >vertimt,period. The game ended Nith the Vikings on the Chargers' ).yard line when quarterback !"ran Tarkenton threw a 34-yard pass to wide receiver Jim Lash. .Here 's what happened tl!'ewhere in NFL exhibition play 3aturday night : . NEW ORLEANS AT CINCll'i· NATI-Ken Anderson hit 13 of 9. first halt passes, engineering (rjves or 82 and 89 yards to lead .be Cincinnati Bengals to a 20-0 kin over the New Orleans Saints. • . " 0 ' l>ETROIT AT CLEVELAND- )ua rterback Greg Landry ·iassed for one TD and scored .fl\other as the Detroit Lions sme from behind for a 27.24 win jver the Cleveland Browns. ~·· 'PmLADELPHIA AT ATLAN- .' A-Nick Mike-Mayer kicked a it-yard field goal with 2:33 to go o give the Atlanta Falcons a •7-14 victory over the Philadephia .:!agles. .NEW YORK GIANTS AT "llAMl-Bob Griese passed for :.iwo touchdowns, leading the .:ilami Dolphins to a 31-13 win 1uVel'tbe New YorlcGiants. ' SAN FRANCISCO AT GREEN .SAY-Touchdowns by Wilbur' {ackson and Larry Schreiber and f1ll Opportunistic defense sparked 1Jbe San Francisco 49efs to a 24-3 .,.rtumph over the Green Bay ,..!.ackers. Pl'ITSBURGH AT DALLAS- >uarlerback. Clint Longley OmJ)leled 9 of 12 passes for 11~ ~ds in the second half, sparklng .1te Dallas Cowboys to a 17-16 win • verthe Pittsburgh Steelers. ·Lonaley replaced Roger ' &I.Ibach, who was ineffective in ~ e opening half. 'HOUSTON AT CHICAGO- lOUSTON quarterback Dan :Utorlni hit Keo Burrough on a II-yard TD P••• play and Rebert -.jolmes dashed 28 yards for • .not.her score, helping Houston's p klers to a 24-13 win over the ~ :hicago Bears. .. VOLVO SALE ....... --,.i.... .. .. •.• w ..... er••• of Asa 1t 25te.. ~lONTREAL (AP) -Even the fus siest eaters among the 10,UOO athlet("s and trainers al the 1976 Olympic Games ~uld be able to find something t ir liking on a menu that will cature foods from 131 countries. Each delegation to the Games has modified and approved a menu proposed by the Olympic organizing committcc·s food Montreal Olympics services division. headed by veteran caterer Roger Gagnon. The committee will set a prece- dent in 1976 by offering one menu. one kitchen and one dining area for all dcle,ations . The central kitchen and dining room. which will seat 3,600, cov- ers the area or tY.'O football fields . Besides athletes and trainers, it will serve 3.000 journalists, 4,000 employes and 50 official visitors during the two weeks of the Games. In past Olympics, groups of countries have organized dif- ferent kitchens and menus. At the 1968 Gan1,.es in Mexico City, there were six kitchens, each with its own menu -Asian and African, Eastern European, Western European, South TV Agenda I p.m. (2) -NFL FOOT· BA:LL -The St. Louis Cardinals face the Broncos in a pre-season game in Denver. (5)-COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Blue . Devils of Duke meet the Trojans of USC, taped. . 3 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE FO<YrBALL -The Cyclones of Iowa State meet the Bruins of UCLA, taped . 4 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIGHLIGIITS- The Oregon Ducks face the Oklahoma Sooners in a game taped at Norman, Okla. Saturday. 11:30 p .m . (11) - COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS -Oregon meets Oklahoma al Norman . Taped. American, North American and "international.'' Diplomatic problems ensued when the Czechoslovakians said they did not want to eat with the Eastern European bloc and Japan wanted to eat with the North Americans. To eliminate such problems and still provide for individual tastes. special items have been incorporated in the 1976 menu. Asians have asked that their rice be cooked in natural or spr· ing water rather than Montreal 's chlorinated w.ater. The Soviets have asked that borsch, a highly. seasoned meat-and-vegetable soup, be served at breakfast. The Italian delegation wants to bring its own pasta and cheese, the French their own wine and cheese and the West Germans their own beer. tagnon plans special storage space for\delegations wanting to bring their own food, but dis- tribution will be up to the in· dividual country. The Olympic Village, where the athletes wilt live, has not been granted a li- quor license and any alcholic beverages will be the responsibility of each country, Gagnon said traditional chef· corlsultants to each delegation will be welcome, ''but only if they act as consultants and do not in- terfere with our head chef." Quebec specialties featured on n'l e menu will include okra and cheddar cheese, "tourtiere" meat pies, maple syrup, Gaspe salmon, baked beans, crepes and maple sugar pies. For rcLigious or merucaJ re· quirements, dishes will be pro- vided from outside the village. Gagnon has 22 years' ex- perience in !bod management and has been planning for the Games since 1971. "An athlete eats about eight pounds or food a day," he said, "about three paunds more than the average person.'' The shopping list, based on 5,000 calories per athlete per day, includes 65,500 pounds of steak, 285,000 quarts of milk, 624,000 eggs. 58,000 pounds of vegetables, 37 ,500 gallons of fruit juices and soft drinks, 55,000 gallons of ice cream, 7 ,500 pounds of coffee beans and 75,000 servings of decaffeinated coffee. The kitchen will be open from June 20 to Aug. 3. 1976, but will reach fulJ capacity only on July 10, a week before the Games begin. Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Boston Baltimore New York Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit W L Pel. 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Michigan, Nebraska Triumph MADISON, Wis. (AP) Freshman quarterback Ric" Leach directed a ball·CODtro1 O(· feme pawered by running backs Gordon Bell and Rob Lytle •. and second-ranked Michigan beat Wisconsin, 23-6, in a Big Ten col- lege football season·opening showdown Saturday. · Bell rushed 28 \imes for 210 yards and caught a.n insurance touchdown pass of seven yards from Leach with 1:08 to ptdy, while Lytle scored on a 15-yard [Wl on the first play of the second Quarter as the Wolverines took · the lead for,eood at 7-3. H .. kn-s Top LSIJ LINCOLN, Neb. Quarterback Terry Luck tossed a 'five-yard scor~ng pass to Bobby Thomas and Mike Coyle kicked a 37-yard fi eld goal to lead sixth· ranked Nebraska lo a 10-7 in- tersectional college football vic- tory over stubborn Louisiana Stale Saturday. The lone LSU score came when quarterback Pat Lyons scampered in from the Husker 10 with 49 seconds left in the third period. lndlana RalHes BLOOMINGTON. Ind . Halfback Courtney Snyder rushed for 174 yards and quarterback Terry Jones scored the winning touchdown Saturday as Indiana scored a 20-14 victory over Minnesota in the Big Ten football opener for both teams. The Hoosiers. trailing 14-13 early in the fourth quarter. forced the Go~rs deep into their own territ , then scored on Jones' one-y sneak five plays after a short 1\-linnesota punt. llHnofa Rolla . IOWA CJTY, Iowa -Illinois capitalized on the running or tailbacks Lonnie Perrin and Chubby Phillips for a convincing 27-12 Big Ten Conference football victory over Iowa Saturday. The Illinois' power-I offense overwhelmed the Hawkeye de· fense, racking up a total 220 yards rushing and 47 passing. Purdue f)pset EVANSTON -Tailback Greg Boykin, who missed last season with a cracked fibula, ripped off three touchdown runs Saturday to Jead Northwestern lo a 31-25 upset victory over Purdue in a Big Ten football opener. Boykin rolled up 122 yards in 25 carries and scored oo rwis of 21, 10 and seven yards. Cowboys Romp STILLWATER, Okla. Oklahom a State, led by the run- ning of Terry Miller and Robert Turner, scored an impressive 34·0 season-opening football vic- tory over Wichita State Satur-day. UPI T ..... TROY ARCHER PR"5SURES CAL QB FRl!D BESANA (LEFT). PaC!•8 Football Bears Fall, 34-27; Sooners Sink Ducks BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Colorado quarterback David Williams and fullback Terry Kunz, operaUna: behind college football's bigge!l offensive line, wore down California in the second half and the Buffaloes posted a 34-27 victory Saturday in a wild season opener. Williams passed for one score 'and ran for 114 yards, including a 12-yard scoring jaunt that gave ·the Buffs their final victory margin late in the third quarter. Oregon Ripped, 8%-7 NORMAN, Okla. -Split end Tinker Owens speared a 43-yard pass for one touchdown and re- covered a teammate's fumble in the end zone for another as No. I-ranked Oklahoma buried Oregon, 62-7, Saturday, extending college football's current longest unbeaten streak to 30 games. The Sooners, undefeated and untied in 21 games, got o[f to a slow start b.ut sizzled for 33 second-quarter points to take a 43-7 halltime lead over the young and mistake-prone Ducks. Cotfflars Win, 1&14 LAWRENCE, Kan. -End Mark Husfloen recovered two late fumbles, setting up a [ield goal and touchdown that lifted Washington State to an 18-14 in- tersectional football victOry Saturday over Kaiisas. Husnoen sprawled on a fumble by Skip Sharp on the Kansas 27 with seven minutes left, and seven plays later fullback Vern Chamberlain ground through the Kansas defense from the one for the winning touchdown. Cards Lose, 34-14 STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Freshman Tom Donovan, play- ing his fjrst college football game, ran 6 1 yards· to'r a touchdown and Rich Mauli twice scored on one-yaOO plunges as loth-ranked Penn Stale drubbed Stanford 34-14,·Saturday before· 61,325 persons, the laraest crowd evertoaee a game here. The unbeaten Nittany Lions, who won their second game, took a 7..0 lead in the first period on a 13-play, 78-yard drive cLimaxed by Duane Taylor's six-yard scor- ing run·. Chris Bahr, who later booted field goals of 39 and 33 yards, kicked the first of his four conversions. flulriesH~ TEMPE, Ariz. -Five players scored touchdowns for Arizona State University Saturday night, with halfback Fred Williams be- ing the workhor.1e, rushing for 152 yards and one touchdown as the Sun Devils defeated Washington, 35-12, in a nonconference football · game. Aztee• Roelc OSIJ PORTLAND (AP) -Steve' LaPlant booted four field goals, pacing the San Diego Stale Aztecs to a 25-0 shutout over the Oregon State ~avers irt a college.football gameSaturdaynight. LaPlant opened the scoring in the second period with field goals of31and2l yards. . San Djego Stal~ scored again when w ide receiver Duke Fergerson grabbed a 13-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Craig Penrose. LaPlant then kicked his third field goai of the period to give the Aztecs a 16-0 halftime lead. •. longhorns Romp,46-0 AUSTIN, Tex. -Quarter- back Marty Akins and fullback Earl Campbell of 12th· r a nked Texas scored three touchdowns and eombined for 174 yards rushing in the first half Saturdat night, spearheading a 46-0 intersectional football vic- tory over Colorado State. Auburn Shot Down; ·Florida Belts SMU • Subs were inserted in the Tex- as lineup in the second quarter as the Lpngborns scored their 35th consecutive triumph at Memorial Stadium before 46,400 rans. Arlc•n•as l'lle• AUBURN, Ala . (AP) - Unheralded Memphis State, led by quarterback Kippy BrOwn , ran up a quick 24-0 lead over seventh-ranked Auburn Satur- day then fought of[ a Second·half rally to score a dramatic 31-20 college football upset. It ruined the opener ot Shug Jordan's final season as bead coach at Auburn . Brown, a 5-foot-10, 180· pounder, threw two touchdown passes and picked up a total o( 103 yards in the air as Memphis State cashed in on repeated Auburn lum bl es and miscues. Quarterback Phil Gargis,1 direct.Ina the Auburn attaclt, loot the baU three times on fumble .. and throw three pass lntercep- tl0111 . Three or -the IXllsplays put Memp&ls State on the scoreboard. ... , ......... GAINESVIL~~' Fla. -Qllartei:ba~k Don \;&lllley scored· one jollcbdown, and passed ro. two more to lead !lorida to a ,4Q·l4 romp over Souther11 · MethodiltSat11~day!llahL · G=y, dlrectillg the Gaton . Wll o attack with preclaloo, connected with Wes Cbandler on • J t~hdown passes of 39 and 42 yards and carried the ball over [rom the six. Vols Sflarp KNOXVILLE , Tenn. -Fleet Stanley Morgan scored three touchdowns, two on runs ol SO and 70 yards, Saturday night as Tennes1ee romped over 14tb rahked Maryland, 26·8, In Its season opener. • Morgan , who led the Southeastern Conference in scor· ing last year with 1' touchdowns, scampered 50 yards for b1a first six-Pointer on the tut play of the lint quarter. KetatllC!q Bree:u!S LEXINGTON, Ky. -Soney Colilns ran for 120 yards and Kentucky took advanta1e of Virgiilla Tech erron Saturda1 tor an easy 27·8 colle1e football victory over the Gobblers. ......... t•fneersW'llt .MORGANTOWN, w.va. Artie Owona romped foe a pair of touchdown• and 1even other Mountalneera Joined In the acor- ln& u Wost Virginie opened lti football IOUOll by roullnl Tem· pie IS0-7 Salurday . LITTLE ROCK -Quarterback Mike Kirkland, Jerry Eckwood and Ike Fbrte, who scored three touchdowns, rushed for more than 100 _yards each Saturday night to lead Arkansas to a 35-0 victory overtbe Air Force. Forte sciored on runs of one, 10 and six Y~. Eckwood on a 68·yard dllsb 8nd Kirkland on a 10-yard keeper. Otebd•aaf»fe .. ~ ~ . H 0 U S"T 0 N -RI c e University's Owls turned a series ot b l& play ~ Including touchdowns OD Gary eo.• 70-yard punt return and Lany Brune's f&:Yard Interception return, Into a 24-7 upset over the Unl•erslty cl&uston Saturday night. Rice coach Al Conover selected bis startto1 quarterbeelt boCore came time by ba'ring Tommy Kramer md Claude Reed play one band ol hlgbcard draw on the 1idellnes. Tee•r. 11 J. • ' . uUBBOCK, Tex. -Rufus Mye~ pd llarry laaac plUll· dored J'lol'lda StateJornearlf:IOO :Varda rushlns Saturday nlibt as Texu Tech 111berod In the steve Sloan ••!I wltb ~. 31·20 non-t eonlerencll football victory ove~ Plorlda Slate. ,. lJi • . tu, r. Barons ' ~lode 1n Scrimmage Fount.:ln Vall_,, lllih'• llaronl flaed lbelr m.,cl• ""II Ja !<> all2-18declaloooverm401 :I-A dwnploo Santa Ana V · al Hlmtliiiton Beach Hlib in ~ur .S.1 nllbt'a foot'ball kri~e. The Barons unveiled tbugb nmmna Mll<e Musso (11 carrt .. f.,..88yardlandon~>. Katt Nlaco (a carrieo for SI xan1s ad a five-yard TD>-~· q•artarback G~ Coleman (8 C<1111plotJ001 ill 11 -pis for l42yarda). In addltlon there was quarterback Chris lloYe (9 ol 13 r ... 1or Jarell, tncludint a 16-yanl J>aJOff ltriketoXen Marrerum. Kite Cox and Coleman added TD phi-and Chip Boyd jlDd Chambers added PATs !<>round the FV •coring. Santa Ana Valley southpaw Jl)-ed Morales looked good com- pleting? ofl5for78yards. ' Dove ab~wed runnin.C . power. too, carrytng ror 47 yards on 8 carries. There were no injuries. Treja .. Potnu Backup quarterback Manny Torra turned in a nifty effort, too. completJns all three of bis PMMS when he wa1 WOltinl wit'1\ the11nt team. ui. ........... Tbil M"IDOlla Sentinels of the 3-A Century Leaeue OUUcored the Edlsoo Charsers ol tho 4-A .Sunset League., ia.o. ift a scrim· mage Saturday at Magnolia. Both lSentlnels' TDs came on kml puse.s, one or whJch was eompleted 1a11nst Ed!Bon's fint. string defense. With Rick Bashore -aUog the first·team offeDM. Edison moved the ball well, according t<> coach Bill Workman. "But we Jw:t couJdn't score," he said. "We were very erratic- We also had 15 guys who didn't suit up because they were hurt and seven were !ilarten. 'l1lis has just been an u11believable year for injuries.·· Workman tnay have lost 8DOlber player Saturday when third-string quarterback Rory Renish suffered a neck ,injuey. Second·string signal caller Steve Rakbibani is sidelined with a back problem, and the Chargers only have one quarterback !u?doy. !!!p-,., 1'19 OAllYl'fLOT Gf White,· Aecornand Spark OCC, 48'"' 19 1 ..;. By HOWARD L ILVIDY Of .. tM .. , ........ Pint 1ame litten were 'Over .. come by a bri Uant passing dis·· play by Dave White, a dauHng 85-yard punt return by Tony Ae- eomando and a determined Oranse CoHt College football team Sa'turday ni&bt. The Pirateo atruegJed lhrouflh a 1 ... ·lhan·brilliant rmt ball but came oo •trons In the second half to poat a 48~19 Opening game vic4 tory over the Cypress College Cba.r1era before 3,000 fans at Anaheim's La Palma Park. Before the game, coach Dick Tucker indicated he was fearfUl of fumbles by his players. His fears became reaJity i.li the second quarter as the Chargers crept to within two points at 14-12 with leas than a minute to play before Intermission. Cypress turned a pair of turnovers into touchdowns. But the Pirates were not to be denied aa White passed for four touchdowns to Paul Desmet (13 yards), Keith Josephson twice (25 and 7) and to Griff Amies (SO yards). broufht the score to 21-IZ •• Woody Tretaler kicked the third ot 11.x convenlons. The Pirates defense scored tbe •lxth touchdown afl•r a hjih snap fr'om center on a pwit at· tempt. lllatt Antonelli blocked a deoperatlon kick auempt In the md sooe and Fr aok Landrl fell on the ball for a acore. Nate Ching put the .final marker on the boards on. a ~ yanlacamper with 2:44 topll)I. In the early aolng, T. A. Brown recovered two Cypress fumbles that led to the firat two Pirates scores. Desmet grabbed another bobble, this one by the Pirates. East LA Wins hi the aecond pe.rlOd OCC' re- t11111ed the fa•or aa ~ re- covered a pair of Plratee mll-eues and Intercepted a pus lotet uptheirscorea. This was the fifth 1aite between the two ldlooW Oranae Coaat w~ all n But the 111. points by ~ Saturdiiy nlsht aurpasHd tbe aw-sera• point total for the t*e· viooa fOlll' ouUnga. Defensive standouts for the Plral<1 Included Antonelli, Ode Blenet, Mite· Frost, Rqas 14allnowakl, Marty IJoUa and. Ken Newberry. 51-yard Field Goal . ' Clips GWC·, 17-13 By GLENN WRITE clasay 78-yanlgallopallertak:log 0t .. mi",. .. """ a pitch from quarterback Rlch LOS ANGELES-Efrain · Shrout. I University Higb's Trojans dis- played a potent goalline offense as the Tr,ojans struct for six touchdowns in eight plays Satur- day to amend for a slow start at Huntington Beach in a controlled loot.ball scrimmage. 'lbe host Oilers came &a.ck with four of their owii TDs from the 5-yard line alter the two teams had fought to a 6-6 standol! dur- ing the regular portion or the scrimmage as each team's re- serves clicked for a TD. now . HUNTINGTON'S ALAN WILSON. Accomando's punt return broke the game open with 6:20 left in the third quarter as the Pirates set up a picket down the south sidelines and carried out blocking assignments to per!ec· lion. Velasco's M -yard field J.oal Dan McPhe.rson'a converslOn and an official's quick whls eon cut It lo 10.7 with 14 :31 lo play an apparent Goldeo West College and the Rustlen appeared lo ce~ fumble recovery In the fourth the break they needed when they quarter helped 1974 state JC foot-apparently recovered a fumble ball champion East Los Angeles on the ensuing kickoff at the ELA. College subdue stubborn GWC, 32. • 17·13. However, officials ruled tbe Uni's goal line TDs were two by Ron Dykes, a M:y-k Spain pitchout, Sergio Del'gadiJlo's five-yard run, John Halagan's TD run and pass to Dave Axline. Uni 's reserves scored when John Kepke caught Kevin Hook's pass for a S-yard tally. The Oilers evened it on John Martin's short run. Huntington Beach TDs from the five were · accounted for by Jim Lucas and Scott Swarthout, plus Bill Holst passes to Steve Samperi and Bob Russell. Russell made the catch of the day earlier with a 11-yard reception. Mike D 'Alessandro of HB picked off a Possible TD pass and Dave Scroggins and Delgadillo looked good defensively for Uni in the injury-free scrum. The Oilers dominated play ear- ly, marching at will while stack- ing Dykes up consistently. But mistakes stopped potentlal scor- ing drives. MarfnaSalr. Quarterback Dave Wallach responded from a knee injury last week with a 45-ya rd touchdown pass to lead his Marina High Vikings mates to a 12-0 verdict over Saddleback High at Westminster High Satur- day night. Wallach completed 5 of 8 passes for 90 yards and his 45- yard TD pass was to Randy Cleghorn. 'The other Marina touchdown was a JO-yard dive play by Jim Rankin, culminating another 70.yard march. Coach Mike Henij:an singled out ends Bob Tiezti and Jim DeLuca and middle guard Dan Meeks for their defensive play. Bob Craft showed promise in the backfield with his running and blocking. • Sea Kings Fall Sailors, MD Tie; Mesa Tops 'Bonita Newport Harbor High's St.eve Foley showed the-Mater Dei High Monarchs and some 400 fans Saturday morning why he is con- sidered to be one of the best run- ning backs in the Orange Coast area. Carrying five times on a 10- play series, Foley scored a six· yard touchdown against th~ Monarchs · first team defense as Newport tied the visiting Monarchs. 6·6, in a football scrimmage. · Led by quarterback Tim O'Hara, the Monarchs second team offense scored a TD on the 14th play of the fifth series. O'Hara swept one yard for the score. Foley's running was com- plemented by quarterback Gordon Adams' sharp passing. Adams completed 3-of·S passes for 97 yards and had one dropped. Mater Dei played minus junior quarterback Tim Wigmore, who is suffering from a pinched nerve in his back. Running Mater Dei's first of- fense was )1ark Drazba who picked up 33 yards on four car· ries. Drazba and his running backs -particuJarly George McGowan -came up with some long runs against a Newport de- fense minus four of its scheduled starters. Costa Mesa Slliila Costa Mesa High's Mustangs showed promising potential with a 12-0 thumping of host Bonita Saturday. Quarterback Tim Rosauer completed 17 of 23 passes fcJt' 245 yards and a touchdown. His 45-yard scoring strike to Dan Byers capped an 80-yard, 11-play marth. And a 75-yard drive was stopped by a couple of penaltie's. The other Mesa score was a six-yard run by Jeff Babbitt. The biggest gainer in the 80-yard march was an ll·yard pass from Rosauer to stan Miller in what was a crunching-style march. Bonita failed to penetrate Costa Mesa territory in the in- jury-free scrimmage. CclM St!Jmlftl The Corona del Mar Sea Kings weren't disgraced Saturday night by St. John .Bosco's Braves, runners-up to South HiJJS in the CIF 4·A football playoffs last year. Although being outscored in the scrimmage, 12·0, Dave Holland's host Sea Kings lost a fumble in the Braves' end zone and drove to the 10..yard line on another series. · But they couldn't contain St. Jobn Bosco's outstanding run- ning back Fred Ford. But Holland seemed pleased with his Sea Kings, who be said gained over 200 yards in 24 plays. The Corona del Mar coach praised running backs Bill Moore . and Rob Elson and said' the of. tensive line did an adequate job. lUs quarterback, Gary GU.is· ness, could be out of action for a while, though. Guisness suffered a bruised knee, but the extent of the injury is not yet known . Top Ameaters Missing UCI Tourney Nears UC Irvine's water polo team launches the 1975 season in a big way next .Friday, hosting eight teams in the annuaruor tourney. Tourney action con- tinues Saturday and con- cludes Sunday. :Entered In the tourney are defending NCAA champion UC Berkeley, Stanford, UCLA, USC,. Cal State (Long Beach), UC Davis, CaJ Poly (Pomona) and Uct. UC Berkeley is the defend- ing UCI tourney champ, also. UCI coach Ed Newland will have five of his top players missing from the lineup. All ·American goalie Guy Antley, alone with scoring leaders Tim Quinn and Gary Figueroa are expected to miss the early part of the collegiate season. UCI's top defensive playerlastseason,Jason Wheaton, has not re- covered from a spring knee operation and will red-shirt this year. And Bruce Freund, the An- teaters' No. l reserve last season, is sidelined With a knee injury. The top returnee for the Anteaters is Boyd U.S. Polo-Team Set Orange Coast area .•tan Guy Aotley, Eric lindroth and Jim Knise have been selected tolhe ll·member U.S. nalimal water Polo team that will .compete Jn the Pan-Am ~amea In Mexico C1171n qct<>ber. AnUey, a goalie, at- tend.I UC Irvine while Lindroth prepped at Newport Harbor High before playing for UCLA. Kruse i~a former UCI •tandout. Others nanied to the team include Peter Sougg, John Sven.son, Peter Asch . Tom Belefonte, Mike Laugh Ii n, Paul Becskeba~y . Jlm Fer1u1on and goalie Steve Hammon. Pbilpot • ..UCl's third lead· (Pomona) at 3 o'clock. iog slorer in 1913. All games will be played Philpot red-shirted last atNewp<>rtNarborHigh. year. He figures to be the ucirrww.wrP.i.S<-... Anteaters' leading de-StPL 1t.21-uc1 To11rl'lilr •t fensive player this ,..__,H•rtior. Fri., s.pt. 2'-USC lhomtl. 1 P.m. season. s.t.,0c1 . .._1 UCLA. io •. m. Fri .• Oct. 10-UC S.nt• a.rb«• Other top prospects in-lllORWl.7o.m. elude Orange Coast ,..,;:.·•Oct. 11-PtPPtrdl111 Chon'91. College transfer Doug Fri .• Oct. 11-usc (sermont Frantom, freshmen Pat Pl•l•l. lfm. 11n•nown. Tws .• 0c1. ,,_tC.• Potr !Pomon•l.J:.10. Lyons and Steve P:r1.,0c1.1._tuceerq1er.l . Mc Co r m i ck from s.1.,0ct.u-.1st•rt1e>ro, 11 •. m. S.t., Oct. 2J--.oll S.n JOH Sl•i. (0. University High and red· Muii,2o.rn. shirt Steve Marlowe Tues., Oct. 11-ca1 s1a1. fl.Bl 1tt f La B h e.1'"°"tPl•l•,l :l00.m. rom guna eac . . Fr1 .. 0c1.J1-Ar1to11.1s1.1.a.....1, other members of the ·~:,Nov.1-ucu..<"°""''·1•""team include: w.d .• N011 • .s-c.1 st•'• (1..a1, "*'-l,1p.m. Seniors-Nlck Baba, "'"· Now . 1-s•11 0 1e90 St•t• • <,..,...J,•o.m. Mike Figueroa , Dan T-.,Nov.tl-'Usc.1:.100.m. Gta.&am and Pat West. s.1 •• No11. 11--s11111ord '""""'· -Juniors-Keith Wall ' "''·· .seot. :r1-t uc '•"'• • :~Jp..m, So b • No11. »Jt-.flCAA Olaomp~ p omores-S1mon .ta.imoni:JOt•a. .Baughey, John Bowman, •11 '*"'-.. -. ••• 1tt .........,, John Ivins, Bob Malooe, .._rtior•oot1. Jim Mestyaneck and-------........ -SteveWeik. Freshmen -Scott Becker (San Marino), Rob Donaldson <Eaperann/, Pete Fta.- -chler (Le and). Jeff .Karnea (Palm Springs), J<elth Mori (El Dorado). UCl 's lint game In Friday's tourne1 is against Cal Poly • The speedy OCC running back was virtually untouched on his sprint to the end zone. This * * * GAMalTATIITIO 0 c l'ln1._ ru.rilno • • l'lt'\t~Nillfllil • • Flnt._ peNltln • • TOC•l1lltlldo•M " " Y.,lll l'Vlohlng "' '" Y~oeulng "' .. \:; Y•rlll '"' ' ~i ' H9t r•ro. e-llWd "' "' P\lrtl-11 •. 0ht. ..,, .. ,1.0 Y•rO.P9,..Hzld . ., 2·11 Fumbl•11f11mblft loll >2 ., lmr9 .., O."-"' ~Ol•ll " "' ,_., It was the season opener Satur-play bad been whiltled dead day night before sog fan.a at the before the recovery by Mite winner's stadium. Beeuwsaert. And East LA toot ad~antage of It by going 70J&rds Coach Ray Shackleford'• lnl2playst<>takeal7·7lea with losers were further victimized· · 9~Vleft:"""·. CYJWtH ' " JIUIHtMO ' ~ by their own errors as six Golden West's offense hid rumbles (four recovered by the J&mered only one first' down 1n HUJkies), an interception and 63 39 minutes after the first quarter yards in penalties took their toll. and remained in a sputterln~ Errors paved the way for East state until the tut four minutes LA 's first two scores as Mark when Shrout directed them 78 Davis' fumble was recovered by yards in 13 playa:. Davb going the Huskies to stymie a Golden Overfromtheonewithl:05togo. West marcb at the ELA lS. A two.paint converalon at· Or .... CINl1 ... ,. __ " ,,_ • _,,. ' ~tUcll. ' °""' ' ,._, • O'Ulugt\Ufl ' ·-' Tol•I• " ........ """ • ""'-,. .... • T.,t-• • ....... ' IUPldred 1 F•te)I' ' .... ' ..,,_ • P•kllln 1 T••m ' ro1.i1 .. ..ASSING .. __ .. " Whit• " • ... ,.., • ' Tol•t1 .. " . ...... 5'N'IM1 " " " ,, .. • " I " .. ' • " ' • " • • • ' "' " " • " • ,. • • ' I I I ' " ' • " ' ' ' " "' " ... " ' "' ' .. ' m ' "' ... .. ... ·1.0 0.0 ••• ·1.2 ... '" ... ... ... ... ... ••• .. ... -1.1 '·' ·H-0 u "'· .J11 ·'" ·'" ·"' Theo the Huskies went 85 yards tempt failed and so did the 1ubae- in eight plays-the scoring bomb quent on-side Irick. The hOits coming on a 57-yard pass when were then able to run out the the receiver got behind Ed Wein-cl k berger, who later came up with ~aSt LA was also victim of~ twointerceptions. ed-•-~ be'-· alledfo Tbetouchdownmadeit7-0with ownragg ~, ...... c r 2:33 left in the rint quarter, then 17 penalties, fumbling three Pat McKeon's bobble was fallen times and suffering 3 iotercep- upon by a Huskie at the winner's tioHns. d. GWC' d f 49 on the next offensive series. ea mg s e ense were Roo Moorhouse, llllke Madden. And moments later, Velasco Mark Nichols, Dave McBeth, booted the field goal to make it Weinberger, Bob Macauley and 10-0. Rich Sheldon . Jt stayed that way until the Next Saturday the RusUen eo opening minutes of the last against another grinder, arch quarter when Davis got his first rivalOrangeCoastC.ollege. of two touchdowns, this on a GAME STATISTICS owe • Outscore Eagles Fl"t......_,., .... Fl"l~t»•l"9 flnt ~ oeNIUet. TOC•I fl"* dowlts • • .. .... .. ' • .. v ... mn..ri1no Tritons Impressive v ... •Pllulno v ... G1110s1 Net y.,df, .. lnied Pvrll1/•vt· dill. Y.n11sie,..1l19d F-llffs.fl.Nt'llllnlGllll ...... .. _ '" "' .. '" , ... ... ... "' ... " ... ... ,, .. , •• It looks as though Allie Schaff . made a wise decision when he changed the San Clemente High Tritons' offense this spring to the wishbone. Powering their way to two im· pressive touchdown drives Satur- day, the Tri tons outscored Es tan· cia's Eagles, 12·6, in a scrim- mage at San Clemente where each team had five series. Estancia scored first ·when· Kirk Langdale drilled a JO..yard TD pass to Dan Collins. Jt was all San Clemente af. terwards. With Tim Vleisides at quarterback, the Tritons scored on the last play of their first series. Vleisides-running s moothly all night-kept the ·ball and dashed 20 yards for the TD. On its third seri es. San Clemente scored on the fourth play when Fred Bouman broke loose on a 60-yard run. The Tritons were superior to the Eagles on both offense and defense. Estancia never got in- side the San Clemente 40-yard line after its first series, and the Eagles mi.ssed many tackles on defense. - Estancia-which suffered numerous injuries during the spring and over the summer- may have lost Langdale tor an in. definite period. He was racked up bard in a goal linescrimmageaod appeared to hurt his right knee. Th-e Eagles' starting ·quarterback last year, Larry Hall, is still not fully recovered from a skiing accident but played at quarterback, fullback and linebacker Saturday in an at. tempt to build up strength. .._ .... ' 0 0 ,,_,. E.IULOIA .... lt$ 1 JI • 1-11 ......... __ ,, k• ,. ... :::l 0.1111 " "' ' _,, • .. ' ... ..... _ ' " " u Shrout • .. • u Tot.11 ,. ,,. .. ... PASSINO --.. " ... ,. .... """" " .. ' '" J .. Sun P..Mys Today The Southern California Sun With_ the World Football League•$ leading passer and runner in Pat Haden and Anthony Davis, tries to stop the Charlotte Hornets' three-game winning streak today at2o'clock at Anahei m Stadium. After losing their first two games the Hornets have won the last three and take a 3-2 record against the Sun. BB Exams Seti'1 ======~~~iiiiiii~;f=========;- Physical examinations tor aJI girl athletes al Huntington Beach High School will be given Mon· day night Crom 6 to 9. in the girls gym. "We want all girls who will participate in our sports program to come out Monday,•• girls athletic director Joanne Kellogg said in announc- ing the date. 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Sep1ember 14, 1975 • Checkered Flag South Coast Loop Dana Hills I Jim Weinert of LasWla Beach captured t..he American Motorcyc le Associatton (AMA ) motocross racing championship for the second stra.igbt !ea.son with a 2·4 finish lr1 a pair of motos 1:1.t .New Orleans recently. . Sparkles Weinert, a factory rider for Yamaha, went Into the New Orlea~s a.ctioo in second place in the point standings but h1s second and fourth place finishes in the two m otos enabled him to finish first overall. Thi11ave hirn a 50·point lead over Steve Stackable .in the final point standings. Pierre Karsmakers of M1ssiun Viejo, riding a Honda this year. finished third in the standings Karsmakers won the crown in J97J on a Y11maha. Weinert will take a brief rest from the motocross circuit berore returning for the 11nnual Trans·AMA fall series Speed'"'Clfl Return• to l..A When the 1975 speedw•y. motorcycle natlonaJ c:bamplooshlps are moved to the Los Angeles Coliseum on Saturday, No\', 1, It won 't be the first tlme such an event has been held there. Co-promoter Jack Milne rec a Us the I934and193S United States Speedway National Cbamploosbips. "It was a cornpletely illfferent lrack back then," be says. •• This year we're buJldlng a special D· •bapedclrcuit in lheeastendoftheColiseum. "Back then we used the Tegular quarter-mile running track with the same dirt surface the athletes Tanon. We had a turnout of around 10-12,000fans. •iwe were used to racing on college quartermlle tracks all up and down the Pacific Coast so it wasn't d.Uferent ror us-not al all like the D·shaped track we're going to build . "It was exciting because none of us had ever raced inside the Coliseum berore and the straightaways were a bit narrow-only IS-feet wide, ulremember. ''My brother Cordy won the national title both years It was held in Lhe Coliseum. I didn't ride the firR ye•r due to a broken back after a ctash in San Diego. In 1935 I flnisbedsecond. '' TJ#pe of Cou,..e Defined What type of course will the one in the Coliseum represent ? "The straightaway will be at the top of a long, sweeping turn aroWld the front. That means the riders will be crossed·UP as they come around in front of the crowd and passing should be extremely interesting,:· Harry Oxley says. With only one straightaway across the infield and to the east of the football field , everything else will be full crossed-up sliding. Plans call for 30,000 seats for the s pectacular · show. Tripp, Carter Roll On · THE GREEN FLAG-Ron "Sleepy" Tripp of CoMa Mesa and Dana Carter of Huntington Beach, ~ue to set the USACmidget Held on its ear. Trtpp won a race lo Springfield, Ill. (his 13th ol tbe season) and Carter captured a feature race in Syracuse, NY recenUy. Tripp sat out the Syracuse race, one of the few times thJs year that be hasn't .nmpeted. , Tripp now bolds a 308-point edge over second- placeCarter ln the point standings. ' Area wn._... at Rl1'erride When Roger Mears of COtita Mesa repeated as er in singJe seat 4·wheel drive vehicles at the ORE off-road race at Riverside Internatio nal ceway, he picked up a check for $8,000. Other top finishers from the Orange Coast area luded Eddie Sanchez and Larry Sommers of San mente, third in class two ; Paul Speights of wport Beach. third in class fi ve; Raymond ch and Donald M. Bare, of San Clemente, third class seven; and A. C. Bakken of Costa Mesa. rd in class 22 . Bob Giese of Costa Mesa was co-driver or a car th owner Duane McNulty but wasn't driving en the car flipped while running fourth in a heat rlce in a spectacular crash in front of the andstaods. McNulty was al lhe "'heel. Rob Stamos threw two .. ~~~ih~~w:nJ~::e!s ~~ Dana flill& DaJphin1 out- scored Torrance, five touchdowns to two, in a football scrimmage Saturday at Dana llills High School. Bill Cu n erty's Dolphins ulso got a top performance rrom back Kerry Crabb, who picked up 86 yards on six car· ries. Each team had l.he ball for eight series-there were 10 plays per series-and the Dolphins recovered five Torrance fumbles and conve1ted a John Bachman derlected pass for a TD. Dana Hills' first team offense ran four series, scoring three times on Stamos' two·ya rd run, on Rick Browning's 12-yard reception from Stamos and on Chris Walsh's 26-yard TD pass from Stamos. The Dolphins' other score came o n Rol'l Kosmala 's eight-yard run. El Toro Ties Coach Mac Moo re's El Toro Chargers and the Santa Ana Saints battled to an 18-18 scrimmage in a test that saw El Toro linemen Tony Lundy, Jim Nelson and Pancho Castill o spark le on of· fense l!-nd defense al the Santa Ana Bowl. El Toro's Keith Mosby suffered an ankle injury. however, and will be out for 1·2 weeks. Fernando Jacobo moves into the of- fensive line a nd John Nieblas takes over at middleguard for Mosby. Otherwise Moore was pleased with the Chargers· efforts. Steve Hernandez stood out on defense and running backs Craig Driml, Bill Fairbrother, Lee Binder and Jeff Hemm al so came through, as did quarterback Scott Burghardt. Dave Ricker caught a SO-yard scoring pass from Burghardt and Fairbrother scored <>n a three-yard run to cap a 70-yard march . The other El Toro tally was a IO-yard run by Burghardt on a goalline si tuation. Laguna Falb Head coach Dennis· Haryung said he was im- pressed with the poise of quarterbacks Dave Chapman and Bill Gompf, but Esperanza outscored his Laguna ' ' • auchos' Top Concern: reen Offensive Line ~t Saddleback College letterm an Ted Creg<' dleback last se ason s hadt4}rebuilditsof· (6·0, 225) and R ick whileKenney(6·4,21B)is nsive team this fall. Duvall (180), a freshman a transfe r from Arizona t Gauchos football from Lutheran. Mike State. bbach George Hartman Keyes (5·10, 2.10 ), a Freshmen will pro· ii optimistic as the 1975 r res h m a n from bably man the two run· as>ener approaches Michigan, and Greg ning back spats. Chuck ~turday night against Roberts (5·10, 195), from Van Liew (6·2, 200 ), from ~ess. Foothill are also bidding El Toro, will be the ! ) · 'l see very definite forstarting berths. fullback and Scott Craig itential in our ofrense. Letterman Jim Coryer (S-8, 160), from Foothill. e passing game has (6-0, 230) will be the is the top candidate for me along faster than center and h e'll b e the tailbackposition. e running game backed up by i\1ike Sciar· Mark Dobis (6·0, 205 ). cause we have pretty rotta (6-4, 250) and Ker. the Gaurhos ' leading = receivers a nd two Marsh (6·2, 195). Sciar· rus her last year, has rterbacks that can rotta is from Mission been mov ed t o a y throw the ball. Viejo and Marsh is a let· linebacking spot, but will • ~ "O ff term an. do do bled t -th f !.i ur o ense was very u u Y in e o · _.-een last year, too, at Saddleback has good tensive backfield. ~s stage of the season," depth at tight end with Dobi s is a fullback and ys Hartman. letterman Mark Maurer when he's inserted into (6-3, 200) and freshman the lineup, Van Liew will :The Gauchos have 8 Kevin Vernoy (6·4. 210) switch to tailback. Paul alth of talent in the ftom La Qw"nta. M be o · a c k f i e I d • bu t 0 re (8· ' 211) l S a rtman's biggest con· The Gauchos have backup fullback. He's a -.... is the offensive line. talent a.plenty at the freshman from Tustin. ~&O skilled positions. Saddleback has a good ; .... One of our blggest At quarterback , crop of receivers, in· roblems ls getting sophomores Jim DeBord cludina lettermen Mik e ether a solid offensive and Bill Kenney have Meyers (6·3, 195), Kevin · We've been moving been fillhling for the No. McGarry (11-8, 160) and pie around lo Im· 1 job, with DeBord hav-Jim Goldstone (8-0, 170 ), veourdeptb." inl tbe edge right now a long with freshmen !~aokle Bill Henry CS-3 . because Kenney has Tom Haigh (8·0.185) and ~~ arichon lbe line at been sidelined with a Charles Hicks (6·1, 177 ). Ui!klo. Reearnod MCOO<l disloc1tedthumb. Haigh is fl'om Foothill .t~m All·Mlaslon Con·. -Deilord (8-2, 182) was and Hicks attended Mis· J renco laurel• last the No. 3 QB at Sad· slonVleJo, ...... ,.---=----'-- . ~· oyd Balley (M, 200),. etterman~ f\iUres to · the other taccle with eshmen Craig lladosa (8·2, 210) from na Hilts, Ri chard •' ub<!r (8-2, 111$) trom and sophomore .Pal c .. (8-2, 22:1) alao- actlon. loP 1uarcls Include ) Be.ach HiSh Artists, 18-0, in a scrimmage at Laguna Beach Saturday. Esperanza scored two TDs .against Laguna Beach's firs t team de· tense and one against lhe Artists" second string. Two Esperanza scores came on Ions passes against a secondary that Haryung said, ··covered the pass well overall. The secondary picked off three passes. but didn't stop the opti on. BUt that was my fault. J didn't prepare them for that." Laguna 's d eepeist penetration was to the Esperanza IO-yard line, but the Artists were una· ble to convert a fourth and two situation. Har.yung said Chap· man and French passed well wh en they got pro- tect ion, but the two quarterbacks were con- stantly running away from defenders . Ml' Tumbles Even if all their star t ers had been healthy, the Mission Vie- jo Diablos would have probably had a difficult time containing the strong Foothill Knights. unbeaten in Empire League football play last year. But with eight starters out-including receiver Eric Schmidt and nose guard Mark Me rwin- the Diablos were out· scored, 24·6, in a scrim· mage Saturday at Mis· sion Viejo. Scott Spear , a sophomore running ba r k . score d the Diablos' only TD, scoot· lng three yards on the final play of the scrim· mage. Greg Speicher, one of Orange County's top run · rung backs, scored two TDs for the Knights . Highlight of the scrim· mage for l\.I ission Viejo was the kirking of Doug Reeves. who booted (our field goals from 30·40 yards in a drill under pressure. Pigskin Pickeroo Contest Set Orange Coast prog- nosticators or pigskin prowess should be sharpening their skills as the 1975 edition o r Pigskin Pickeroo is re· adied for a Sept. 23 debut in the Daily Pilot. Winners of the annual 10-week contest will share S500 by outwitting their competitors in pre- dicting the outcomes of 3() national, state and area football contests. Each week, Daily Pilot Sports Editor Glenn White will announce the ga mes s elected for Pigskin Pickeroo con· sjderation. Daily Pilot re- aders may circle their choic es on official pickeroo entry blanks ap- pe8Iing every Tuesday and Wednesday in the sports pages from Sept. 23until Thanksgiving. "Each week brings a new oppartunity for re- aders to test their foot - ball forecasting skill," White said. Winners will receive cash awards provided by the Daily Pilot each week. First place entries will J'eoceive $25 e3ch of the 10 weeks or the con· test while second and third place entrants take home $15 and $10 each week, White said. Winners are to be aft. nounced on Monday following the weekend games. Look for further de- tails of Pigskin Pickeroo '75 in the sports pages of lhc Dally Pilot and watch for publication of the first pickeroo com· petition of the sea.son, Sept.23. • Collegiate Football Coast Area Golf OENE GURULE G1uchoa C08Cll Gauchos Better In 1975 '"With the people we have, we should have the best season in the COi· lege's history," says new Saddleback College cross country coach Gene Gurule. That comment mi&ht sound a UtUe leas coo· servative than the usual preseason observation by a college coach, but Gurule stands on pretty safe ground. For the past twq seaso111, Sadd.Jeback h8I been unable to enter a full five-man contingent in its Mission Conference meets. "Our first goal this year is to enter as man'y athletes as Possible in as many meets as we can get into," said the fU'St year head c:oacb who comes to Saddleback after serving as head cross country and assls· tant track coach at Mis- sion Viejo High. He will continue his duties at Missio~ Viejo. Gurule's success at Mission Viejo has already paid him high dividends at Saddleback. Although he was' not ap. pointed to the pasition until the end or July, he has attracted 15 runners. seven of them former Oiablos. • WEST UCLA:rl , lowaState21 SAD Diego St. 2$, Orqon Sl.9 SIJi Jooe St . 13: Santa 'Qan.O Pulllc31, UCDa•l•IJ •c.i ... (frfo~) .... ~ ... ·WGttl.~ c..,..,.t~r•.011<•"-' ...... li.G,C.IM.(tq.,_,-c1• ,_....St, JI, He'HN llll:•llOIO .....,.,1,u .s.noi..-12 ._,.......,. St.10, St. Mtry't IJ MIDWEST Ohio Si. 21, Mlcblcan St. 0 Mlchlcan 23, Wlsconsln8 Northwestern 31, Purdue 2$ N'ebruka 10, LSU 1 Oklaboma82, Orecon 7 Dllnols 27 , I0wa l2 Indiana 20, Minnesota 14 ,Okla. St. 34, Wichita St. o Wuh. St. IB, Kansas 14 Kansas St.17, Tulsa 16 Cincinnati 19, Richmond 8 Miami (0) so, MarshallO Cent. Michigan 6, Ohio U .8 No. Tex. St. 7, Drake3 Cal SI. (LB) 2<. No. rn . 7 Mt911t7, WHI Mltfll9o1n 11 ..,.,... , .. 0.tl•l'IC• J H9rttlMldli91'<1 ». 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Tol.-do 19 CO.t•, Gl'lnnell 1 Ol!P;lllW 21, Woot.ll!r I Howlfd1, We'(niSt,Mlch6 W~but9 l0, Gon<ordl• T, ... b.6 A""""'UllWI, S.D. •I, Gust.v AdolP'IU$ .. a.kitr14, l(e,,..1wn11y10 81uHIOl'l IS, T•vlor I 8utlt-f21, Ev•fll .. 111• It 0.llOllSI ... , Coo\Cordi•, St. PO O.llot.1Wt1ler II, !Moul! ~1111 7 Ol(lllMootSt•l• l6, 81.Cll H 1111 SI O &1tC.<11r•ISl1, HO'fll•nll P•.,... I HUltdmle Col I, Wis. E•uC1•1reO "-'°""'"41, H11'*' COll-0-14 Mkll.,..,14, SlmP10<1Co1t1911• Nor'llllr"St. S.D. lS, w., ... Sl,Neb n NWc;ol,l-• 10, Ce<1lr•I I.,...• 1' Olswang Paces Boes "We've eot some good talent, but some of our guys have not run in competition in a while, and we have to get them LONG BEACH -The back into action." Orange Coast College A The group 'from Mis· cross country team, sion Viejo includes Steve spar k e d b y Tom Cassaro, Jon Cook, steve Olswang, finished fifth in Cox, Kevin Eaton, Chuck team competition at the Good and Mark Hower. Long Beach Invitational Cook, Gurule believes, Saturday morning. could be one of the top Grossmont, which had runners in the con-runners finishing first, ference. third, sixth, eight and ...,. ..... tl,.Ter11•' llO&lfM.MKei.w• ._....a.,-,.~,. Ml'-,....:J.•°'_..,.... Helen Balentine wa!'i ~~ .. o.t~... lhewinnerofamoatpaN ~,.. ,.,.....,. ... ,. tournament with 16 dur ~l6.,._._..,,, in& a women's c lub out OI'""'·"""" ... u,....·-·· in• at•-'-• c-··t ~-.. --.... ~-. llldlaMSI ... , -ll"YlU .,_ \.AN.II ",.....,.,, .. ,,tiamo try Club this week . =~~~~.~ Other A Rilht winners ,,.._.1, 1te110 ,._ w-1 ~" included Nancy Barnes . ::WM1_.151-.~,.5t.11• ""'M Betty Cathcart, Marty ~111'.Mil~o • Schneider and Betty SOUl'll Wltald 11 13 along with Memphis St. 31. Auburn Gloria Gart1 and Nancy :io Newland at 12. Tennessee 291 MJUYland Jn 8 flight. G~nda a Horne wu the winner Tulane 17 Clemson 13 with l!ii. Nudie Wright Florida .0 SMU 14 finished second ,..ith 13. Navya,\iirginlat• followed by B . J . So. Carollna23, Georgia Johnsen •nd Jun e Tech 17 Rushforth with 12. Delaw1re 10 VMI g Three players tied for Vanderbilt' 11 Chat-fll'lt in C flight including tanooea7 ' Erne&tina Valdes . Wake Forest 30, No . Rosa.lee Wine and Pat Caro. St. 22 &1orris. all with 13. W . Ke n tu c k y 2 1 , Others were Doris Keyes Louisville 17 . and Margaret McKinDe Kentucky 27. Virginia with 12 each and a lie at Tech8 11 between Jean <ir•mt11•r111.o,Mareanst•t•1 AJbarian, Lee Dort and C..Uiwlloll 11, ._..,j, H•nrv' Dorothy Phillips. 1Unrvnt4, .. tMny, W.V•. 11 NDC.r.il,.CtflJO.S.O.•n"•"St.,.•et In D night, Rita Ardell W4IYN*'<•1•.Fros111vrvs1.1.,1 was the winner with 13. Wl•t V• St•l•t4, WHI V• Te(llO ~1e,a••t1e1o1Ut•• (ollowed by Marion 1Mr1Hu110.G1111,.n111 Paris with 12 and Chris Cenlre•.OM•lll'IO ~1t•ntwc:11.,JD,o..,ton 1• Vernon with II. Gi.nwlile Statl-0, Mol111ll'°" 0 Llvi"'llU-•.Fl Br-01 0 Mlll .. 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Second place went to Connie Lonergan, Ginny Stasko, Sybil Foster and Ginger Cappy at 62. Jn third place with 63 were Frankie Durst, Barbara Morton, Norene Grady and Sandy McFarland. Frankie Durs t and Connie Lonerga n will represent the Cos ta Mesa women 's c lub in the Lady Links tourna- ment at California Coun- try Club in Whittier Sept. IS. Sanfa Ana First round play in the annual guys and dolls tournament at Santa Ana Country Club will be • staged Sunday on a match play basis. succeeding rounds wiJI be played Sept. 21, 28 and Oct. 5. Competition will be in three flights - championship, first and second. Losing teams will compete in consola- tion bracket action . Bill Hutchens had a hole-in-0ne on the sixth hole recently using a five ~.lo cover the 175-yard Sophomores George 10th, easily won team Griffith, Rick Leedom honors with 28 points. and Rick Joyce also are F\lllerton was second at be i n g j o i n e d by 78 while Orange C-oast freshmen Ken Hill, Scott bad 140. 19th Bole Setaro, Joe Peck, Mike . Olswang, with a time ROCKIES Skaron, Jesse Gomez of. 20:22 over the four-Colorado34,Cal27 andMarkCangiano. mile course, W¥, 14th, IdahoSt.16,Wyoming3 The 15th annual Gurule feels it is vital almost a minute behind Montana 51, So. Dak:Ola Professional Athletes that this fall's team,.be winner Kirk Pfeffer 17 Golf As soci ation successful to attract hm-(19:37) of Grossmont. No. Dakota 34, Montana baseball classic will be nerstotheprq_eram,and Followingis the order St.10 hel~ at the Sahara· success ls something he and time of 10 other New Mexico 29. Fresno Nevada Country Club, is no stranger to. Orange Coast · runnen: St.O Oct."¥--29. At Mission Viejo, he's 26. Howard Kelley UtshSt.13,Ulah7 Del Rice, former won four league cham-(20:55); 27. Joe Kolar Bowling Green 23. BYU Ca~ifornia Angel s pionships, finished (20:56); 33. Jeff Jones 21 . . . . mana,ger, is defending second in CIF AA last (21 :10); 40. Dean West So. Mississippi 14, Weber ebatnpion. Other top year and third in CIF (21:26); 44 . Jim King St.IO n·arrte.: entered include AAA in 1972. As an (21 : 30); 49.: P-erry CD1orNoC'.ol1-..:it,l!:•stMon1•f'Wl11 fon"qer Champ George athleteatSanJoseState, Vermilyea (21 •.45)·, 55. ND.ArimMM,UC A1wr11delO CI J h B h P1101ts.ovnc112,Morii•"•T•'"' u ver, o nny enc , he ran on two NCAA Jim Lee (21 :53)~ 57 . Bob Ft1,111:111,wn1Mom.~11 Steve Garvey, Gene championship cross Acosta (22 :01)~· and '15. 9'CK11•Mot.inte1ni4.So0•11ot1T11e111 Ma~b. Bobby Winkles, t t d D S th ~Ul.tll3,NM.e'•Hlafll_,..,1 COWl ry earns an was ave my e ( :04). w..st.l'fl51Co1011,s..u1,,.r"eo1o.1o Pete Rose and others. an All -America in the ------------------------------ 10,000 meters. ~lett.Ktlk ........ S.1., S4pl. H-M-rparll lrwll• tloflll, tOe.m . " , Fri., S•PL 26-P•lin'l'l•r ...-d Al.,.l"lkM ll'IOIOW), •P·"'· $el., S.Pf. 17-L.•1 V~•I lfl'lll• 11-1. 11 •. m. Frl.,Oc:l.>--1Solltfl-atem,-4p.m,. Fri., OC:t. 10-.t S." ,,.,._..,.. w11110trv1,•1.m. Fri., Oc:I . U-cNtfreY•rld Smf'DfeQlt cc (llonllt l, • p,m. '5.91., Oct. t~I ... Of Ceft'tOIM ·~ vl ,•llof\91,••.m . Frl., Ck.I. 1._.I Mt. $lin AfllOfliO 1-. ~ltello"el, 10e.m. flll'I., ND'I ... -MIU.kin C.0."'1•- Cflll""lllonllllp •l Cllf\IS. • p,m. S.t., Nov. IS-SOUl ... f" C.I ~ lllonsl'llp•l llllo ""'"40, 10 •·"'· S.I., Nav. 21-Sl•l• me•t 11 F...,,.,., 10•.m. Pro Football LAST DAYlll Orange County'• OnlJ Fall Show ... 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The move, allegedly lied to New York's financial problems, would leave the company's SO-story office building (center of photo) with 211-> empty floors. A GM spokesman de· nied the report. Ap1_Jrox - imately 3,000 persons work in the New York GM offices. WASHINGTON (AP) - Consumers Union announced it has rated the Volkswagen microbus ••not acceptable'' because of poor handling cbarac· teristics and low.powered engine. The organization's magazine Consumer Reports said the rear ·end of the VW bus tends to swing out on sharp turns, the vehicle is whipped about on the highway by light crossWinds, and passing is difficult because the .engine performance is ''the most lethargic ... of any vehicle we have tested in many years.'' Consumers Union said it had the same complaints ~bout the VW bus and the Ford Club Wagon in 1971 tests. The independent organization also cautioned VW microbus owners about replacing .tires on vehicles built before March 1. ' It said the light-truck tires were marked as though they were passenger-car size, b~t replacement with passenger-car., tires could cause failure; ' and boating, and hiking, and fishing, and cycling, ·and hiding and seeking, and picnicking, and wading RV Builder Not Out of .G~ AND ALL WITHIN FABU- LOUS CENTRAL PARK. RECREATIONAL ACRES OF LEISURE-TIME GAMES, SPORTS, AND FAMILY FUN, AND LITERALLY IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD! RIVERSIDE (U PI) -Talk or dollar-a-gallon gasoline and gas shortages isn 't hurting one partiC'ular business tha~ dependa heavily on people traveling to new places in search of funandsun. . Fleetwood Enterprises. manufacturer of some of the besl·known travel trailers and motorhomes on the holiday highways. says its business is better than ever. And the trend is toward bigger and more expensive vehicles that eat up even more gasdline among a growing segment or recrea- tional vehicle buyers -retired couples. Fieetwood, which celel:irated its 25th anniversary recently, re- ported record first quarter sales of $100 million on top of gross sales of more than $300 million last year, best in the company's history . > DURIN~ the put Y•Jr, Fieetwood shipped more than 33,000 travel tr alien ~ sorhe s 60<Unotor bom'19 ftom lta near-ly three score l>l"l!S In 20 •Ytes and Can11da. lt a.lsolhi~ ~ ly 15,000 mobile bol(les. While other reereational vetil· cle manufacturers were faltering and even folding during the gu shorta11es of 1:!.0 1oar1 aao1 FI~wo11<t_r...,~~~IUUul.in11 .... nui<lj! tlanatb 4'DOwllluis illtraU.,..•nctmo Illes. '"Peol>le'Who wert! accustomed to going on vacations or pa~king up their trailers for a week.end in the mountains didn't pay much attention to the gas: shortage," Fleetwood President William W. Weide explained. "They went ahead, anyway and usually found that once they got out of the city there was plenty of gas." Fleetwood 's recreational vehicJes include brand names seen in virtually every camp- ground. Its Prowler travel trailer is the No. 1 seller in the country. and the Terry , another f1eetwood product. is the second best seller. OTHER. Fleetwood trailers are the Intruder, Taun1S. Wilderness and Wild Country, and the com- pany plans to introduce IOOll the luxurious Kenskifi, which will !fl>r.oach tile tdp-of·U.e -line H1l'i<!"7 Ram bier and AIJ;!ltn!am lnprice "' t ' 'Fleet!.-ood motorbomes' anllle Pace.Arrow , Soutbwind and Coronado, and the Tioga and Jamboree mini home lines. Chairman John Crean of · Lagunill Niguel and San Juan Capistrano started the 'fll'm 25 years 4fo. Re •reaks much of hi• llme ID contac With tlie people who have bought or are potenUal buyers of his vehicles. With bis wife, Donna, Crean travels 15,000 to 30,000 miles a year ... in one of bis traiJen or motothomes. vlslllng his plants and sUying in public and private campgrounds. "I've always been able to get out among the consumers and get a pretty good idea of what they"re looking for . ..yhat they want, and translate that into product and good design," Crean said. 'f.ONE OF the first things I do when we pull up into a camp· ground is walk around and strike up a conservation with anyone do- ing anytt)ing to his unit. "I don't particularly look for ' one of mine. I just talk to ever- yone and I do a lot of listening. If they've had good experiences with their R-Vs, they'll generaJly relate them and if they haven't they')) relate that too," he said. ' Crean said he has round a strong trend among older people, the rt!(ired, toward bigger units as Ii teUrement home away rrom hdme. · 11It •oe1 even further than lh8it, '' he added. "Their travel tra·der or motorbome becomes a retirement home in itseH. BVT CREAN said he also sees a trend among younger travelers · toward smaller vacation trailers, so~e •s short as 10 or 12 feet or smaller • ~~ .. ".lt Is 'om ething that may happen in 18 months or two yefrS -very small, lnex- penslve units that can be pulled by the small e:a'rs that Detroit is going to produce. EVERYTHING'S INCLUDED IN THE PR ICE: •Shag carpeting • Custom fireplaces • Deluxe "Ultra-bright" country kitchens • Front lawns With a tree and sprinklers • Rear and side yard fencing •Wet bars • Shake roofs •Concrete drives • 3-car garages • 3 baths • 2200 square feet of liv ing area MOVE IN NOW ..• OR BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS ASK ABOUT OUR l "HOUSE-OF-THE-WEEK" ...,.!"'" .11!"'-'''4 SPE CIALSI · ; l' •YI G) .l.20!!!(7 .... 14)""84-2..!.· 7 4-97 = $61,900 to $68,900 • LESS THAN 1 MILE· FROM THE BEACH; f I • 'W DAILVPll.OT New Toro Business I I CenterSet f Rldeway Ltd.. an architec· J tu.ral·develovment flrm with ol'· fices in Newport Bea.ch, has named Coldwell Banker Com· mercial Brokerage Company ex· clu1tve marketing agent for Canada Business Center its new is.acre light industrial . and or. flee complex now under con - struction near the El Toro area of Orange County. According to Ron Showalter and Ray Olmscheid of the real estate firm's Newport Beach of· flee, the $8 m illion project is situated on the west side of Canada Road between RockfiJ.'ld and Muirlands Boulevards. Formerly ow ned by West- inghouse Corp., the property is contiguous to the planned Irvine' Industrial Center-East. •• ' New Realty La1D I • ~Closin g Cost' Notice a Must ByG.DAVIDWAUACE WASHINGTON <AP) -Home buyen are oow e.oUUed to ad· vance notice and an explanation of the murky "closlnl costs" whlch can add thousands of dollars to the prtce of purchasing a home. But paring those costs wUl a:UU be up to the buyer. New procedures mandated by the Real E1t1te Settlement Procedures Act require lenders to provide buyers in rnoet cases 12 days ahelid of time with a list containing at.least an eslimale of the fees and charcea to be levied when the formal purchase transaction takes place. As a resul\ of the study, HUD originally proposed W relUlate tbe fees which could "8 levied on buyers using fedenilly inaurect mortgages. BLlt Contreas de· cided instead to requlie the ad- vance disclosure ot tbe COlta, while HUD studies lhe t11ue further. The new law also providet for HUD to prepare special bootleta giving tbe range of dOllrq costs in specific test area. lflJD of- ficials say the agency hasn't been able to compile sound figures yet and it will be a few mofei months before that nperi- menl can begin. Already under construction are.two 18,000 square foot office buildings which will be complel· ed this m ont h. The Coldwell Banker sales associat~ said that offices will be fully improved with carpeting, drapes and air conditioning. Space in the build· ings, both or which will feature internal atriums, will be availa· ble in modules ranging from 400 square reel to full floor occupan· cies of 18.000 square fee t. LIVING ROOM WINDOW SEAT OVERLOOKS ATRIUM IN SAN CLEMENTE BllOADMOOR IT'S OFTEN at the final step in a home purchase. the clOllng or settlement. when the b uyer learns for the first time of such closing costs aJJoriginatloo fees, escrow accounts, prorated ad· justments, discount points, pre- paid interest and premiums, tiUe search costs and title insurance. · FOil THE TIME being, home buyers who go to closing after tcr day must receive two documents from mortgage Je.oders. One will be a standardized form lbting the costs the buyer will be ex-. peeled lo pay on closing day. Tho second will be a ffUD..approved booklet explaining what the items on the cost sheet are. Atri111n Attracts Buyers Also being built are four multi-tcn«nt industrial buildings totaling 72,000 square feet, which also are targeted for a Sep- tember completion. Preleasing of individual space as small as 2400 square fe et is now under "'way. Four acres of prime com- mercial acreage fronting on Canada Road is alsO being •handled by Showalter and Olmscheid. They said the parcels are id.Ml.for restaurants or finan- cial institutions which could capitalize on the constant and brisk flow of traffic . An alternative would be use of the property for a build-to-suit transaction for a single office ·user, they added. . reserved for other build-to-suit projects ; according to the marketing agents. The outdoor room -more commonly known as the atrium -has become very much a sta- ple of life in !'iouthern California. It can serve a multitude of purposes, ranging from outdoor dining, to sunbathing, to garden- ing, to mini·spa, complete with Jacuzzi. Jn the "Seascape" plan at Broadmoor's new residential neighborhood being bu.ill on a sea-v iew hillsfd e in San Clemente, a large atrium is re· adily accessible from three of the home's rooms; the second and third bedrooms, and the family room. Visitors quite often com- ment on the large living room ..,.,indow that looks out onto the atrium. Jn the full y furnished Seascape model, the atrium has been out· fitted with garden furniture, r Swim Pool Ready I At Sea Harbour . ideal for dining in comfortable outdoor privacy, and with a generous array or plant!. FOR THOSE special social events, sliding glass doors can be opened on both sides of the large family room. This connects the outdoor areas of the back yard and the atrium to the central enclosed room. And since the ·kitchen is right next to the family room, all the elements are readi· ly at hand for a most memorable party. Broadmoor architects have re- cognized that some may wish to convert the plan's second bedroom into a den. Installation of an optional door opening into this room puts the atrium just a few steps away from the living room itself. Another architectural reature of Seascape that draws much favorable comment from visitors is the one and one·half story high master suite, with its vaulted. open -beam celling, and its Roman-s tyle tub in the .waster bath. Three walls of closet space, enclosed by floor-to-ceiling mir· rared sliding doors, add still ad· ditional luxury to this 1,000.· .square-foot home. Seascape prices currently staft at $68,900. TllREE OTHER plans, rang- ing in size up to 2,330-square-feet, are offered by Broadmoor in this exclusive hillside neighborhood overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Broadmoor San Clemente models are open daily from 10 a.m. until dusk, and may be re· ached by taking the Ave Pico or- framp from San Diego Freeway and driving north to Ave Presidio. A 1972 Department ot Housing and Urban development 1tudy which led to the new law found that the 5ettlement costs levied ·· on the buyers of $20,000.t.o-$24,000 homes ranged from $50 to $2,000 nationwide. In Los Angeles County, the cos· ts ranged from $200 to nearly $1,000, in Washington, D.C., the range was $487 to $1,030, and in Cook County, Ill., $102t.o $723 • THE STUDY a lso found kickbacks and undisclosed com· missions passed between pro- fessionals involved in a purchase transaction. In some places, buyers were required to main· lain with the lender a noninteresl bearing account containing al least one y~ar's property taxes and insurance premiums. That alone could amount to $1 ,000 or more. The documents must be pre- sented at least 12 days before closing day. although the law provides for a buyer·approved waiver under which that can be shortened to three days. The booklet warns: ''U you don 't 'shop around' you will not save money if the same services are offered elsewhere ror leas.•• "1-TilOUGH THE new law still leaves buyers with responsibility for keeping their closing cost! as low as possible, some new re~ quirements are likely to hold cos- ts down. One provision bans outright kickbacks in the settlement pro- cess . OAILY PILDT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5878 ~ The first of two swim- ... ming pools is complete and ready for use at Sea Har1x>ur, a l 73·unlt con. dominium development in master planned Hunt- ington Harbour, created -by HunUnlton H arbour steel tubs with ceramic tile wainscotes, ceramic tile showers, large slid· ing glass doors, and dead bolt locks on front doors. Three furnished models, with interior de· signs by Design Five of Lafayett e. California, are open daily from 10 a.m.to dll!k. ONLY AT HERi RIEDLAHDER TRIUMPH ,,, .. .-....... .. .... IJJ.J77J In Palm Springs y9u have to be great to sell $3,000,ooo Corp, a sub1ldiary of the '!. Christiana Com p anies ~ lnc. 't The 28' by 4S' pool ind ~ an entertainment center ,,. are the first of the planned recreation ' facilities ·to be complet· ed. The entertain.ment ..., center includes a card ~ room, reading lounge, 11• meeting area and COO- '\ versation lounee with ~ wood burning fireplace. ,t K E MA JN I NG facilities to be construct- . ,,. -ed include three tennis T h e Se a Harbour model complex is locat- ed at 16945 Blue Water Lane in Huntington Harbour. The develop- ment may be reached by t aking the Seal Beach Boulevard offramp from the San Die•o Freeway and proceeding south to Pacific Coast Highway. Turn left, proceed about three miles and turn left again at Shark Fin Lane. Phone: 846·1384. People. People section keeps of track of what people ara feeling, saying, and doing. Every day. In the DAILY PILOT cou rts featurin~ a~~~~-~~~~-'-".~~-========== .. 1 Chevron finish over a '"" light concrete base de-,....------------,,..-------. .... signed for fast play, ... another swimming pool, a separate hydrotherapy pool and another recrea· :; ti.on center. These are expected to be finished '! around the first of the 1' • year, according to a spokesman for the de- veloper. The nearby marl.nu offer some available boat slips which Sea Harbour residents can · rent if they wish to add .. boating to the list of recreational attractions. Huntington Harbour has 22S acres of channels and " waterways, offering ac· cess to the waters of the • Catalina Channel and beyond. Sea Harbour is a $6.7 million community de- veloped on a 12.5 acre site. One-bedroom plus loft f l oorplans are 1 •vailable priced from , $35,llOO to $66,900. Main- tenance or the buildings' •xteriors, commonly : owned areas, greenbelts and all ·recreation facilities wlll be handled by the homeowners a,s... • ' &Oclation for monthly fee ··· loraldentaof'39.oo. t~ THE R OMES have -aueh luxury amenities u wall-to.wall carpeting in -living areas and hallwa71, ••II fireplaces, eel entries, pre11ed . ART HOPPE ) IFYOUUVEIN NEWPORT BEACH YOUR BUSINESS SHOULD BE IN PARKCENTER® PAJtKC!NTIJte Is the new 170 acre planned business and residential community In Santi Ana, Ideally located between the Santi Ma and Newport Freewavs-Oust 1 nalf mile OOl"ttl of the lntercMinge)-minutes from the G1tden Grove. Riverskte Ind San Otego Freeways. PARKCENn:R• offers dtvetoped PfOPMtlM for sound. long term invtstment: office apeoe fOf -.e: lite. zoned for construction of office and/or medical bulldlngs., rtltlurants. shopS. MIUtCllfJEtfl Santa Ma loe&tlon orrtrs tktended' telephont lillino service, • lw;e and Cliver11 labor pool, betanCed l'IOusing, rental al)lrtmenta, end exceUenl servk:es, dllllll ___ "1.._ • . ... ·t.::====:::.J'------:--• ' I • .... Ir;•"':·-· ........ - worth of anything in the middle· of summer. sunRise CO RY CLUB And that's exactly what we did at Sunrise Country Club in June. July and August. Proving once again that the best condo- minium buy in the desert is at Sunrise. Phase 10 is now being offered for sale. Here you'll find several distinct advantages including locations on the widest fairway, just a short walk from ihe clubhouse and tennis courts and our two most popular plans; the Granada and the Bareelona. This phase is also quite moderately priced and delivery is scheduled just at the beginning of the prime season-in late December or early January . Now is the time to act Our last phase sold out in six weeks. This year join your friends for the greatest season you've ever ~ad in Palm ~prings. WE\11 guarantee your tnterestrate if yq u actnow and •.• yqu may even qualify for tlie $2,(\!JO tax credit · From $49,995 tg $73,995 From Palm Springs, take Hwy.111 south, left at Country Club Dr. From Los Angeles, take Hwy.10 to Ramon Rd.(Rancho Mirage exit) left on Bob Hope Dr. to Country Club Dr., th~n turn right. Tulephone: (714) 328-319L A Development of Sunrise Corporation l 'l1t1sc ~) S<>hl <>lll i11 six \\'<.'<.'ks·<>11I'.\· .t! t111its i11 1•t1as<· H> .. .. ~ -"'-- --. ,. I .. •• " Forest 'tract Openin.g New WoodWalk Community Premiere. Today WoodWalt, a •-'7 million slnal• l•mlb' borne rommun1tj w1t.b. unmually veru.We Jltor pllllS, ww liolcf lta PftVlew "*'· iDJtoda71tLake Forest. The three and four-bedroom homes. wblcb cootaln from l,900·21800 aquAre feet-with some models that provide finished apace that can be used lo.-a fitlh bedroom -are w!ced fl'ca $59,500 to ia.soo, ~ed 'Mlchaet T. Murray, marketing director of Flnt Management Corporation, the devel<>per. He mo noted that -Uellt coovenUonol lluanclnf sUrtlna from 81> per<eut with 'a 20 per> c.nt dOWn payment, la aY111lable lhroo£h Home Savino and Loan Auoclation. FORTY·EIGllT 11oa>a ID the fint phtlSe are under CCJnltnlc. Uon, with lint occupaiiq &lated for mid-October, MWT&)'aald. The lour model homes, w-b\t.erior decor wu cruted by Louise Klotz of Habltattoo,.1 Desien, Inc., readily C'Qllv~ tbe Leisure World Opens _New Segovia Village The recent openina ol Segovia Village represeots the fl.fSt time that Roasmoor Leisure World has presented a totally planned villaee. offering magnificent viewa, new architecture and a choice of 'one-. two-and three- atory buildings. with villas priced from $40,900 to $74,llOO. There are three modela of the sin&le·story residences, includ· ing five two-bedroom, two-bath Villa Fuentes. eight two- bedroom, two-bath Casa Rosas and 11 three·bedrooJ1l...l.WO-balh Cabrillos. All are full!lllll!9J>eted, and feature General Electric dis- hwashers. disposers, refrigerators and double·oven rang ea. Segovia Village includes 48 villas in two separate buildings. Each buildinc contains three floors with eight residences per noor. Each building also includes an elevator. The Casa Dorados feature un- dergrou.nd parking facilitiea, • furnished all-purpose recreation room with a luxurious kitchen facility and spacious entry lob- bies. A.n open-sky atrium runs the full length ol the Casa Dor ados. EACH DWELLING has an in·· dividual patio, ls fully carpeted. and features a General Electric dishwasher, disposer, refrigerator and double-oven range. IDl!nlte •umber ()( tred!UOIW --~pot'll')' _.., -· -Ufutyleo that tbe bomeo<!&n accommodate, he added. Three of the 11ew WoodWallt IDCldda are two-1141')1 botneo, the fowt.h II a on•le\'91 -All 0-1>11111arsdui,nedlorfaml· 11 Uvina and entert•intn1 "TQ ABUNDANT squsre footoae of each home la ci•en ..sdecl visual Yolume by the oPeD a-plllDI," the an:hlll!Ctsald. "IWlwaya ID aU lour plans sre mremely wide and two of the homes have cathedral celllnp which lise to 16 feet," $paD11ler added. The one area where the oPe'll floor plan concept w• not used wu in the design ol the ldtcheft. which lo virtually "walled In" In all models. · AU BOJlll&S ha•e lormal din· Ing room• plus informal eallQg areu and some models have wet bars. . One version of Plan 4, largest home offered at WoodWalk, hu a bonus room with 450 square feet. an "inalenook'' or convenauon area with fireplace on the ground noor and sunken retreat off the master bedroom suite on the uppez: noor. Each master suite bas its own Jrivat\_ dnessing area and bath and extra large closet area, while all kitchens are equipped with built·ln ranges, double seU· cleaning ovens, dishwashers and dispasers. IA>CATED AT Ridge Route Drive and Serrano Road in Lake F ..... t. WoodWalk is next to the new El Toro High School, which opens in September, and close to both elementary and jw'lior high schools. The four models are open dally from 10 a.m. todW1k. 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AfWU'A. ....,.c.i ..... ll10IJ ......... , ...... ~ .... 1111 ..... 111 I IU ... oa MD, 1 ... 1 S. °"42 .. ll,•ndket!.F.l•,1'1$ JON-Jlrtcll,lilUdwllJ.l,~c;.,.lf" Three flrma bav• ~:'=·::~ PUBLJCNOTICE ~~..:.'=!-... eltber •loied. or renewed ....... f'ICUTIOUS•VSINllS 0.... ....-t Wltu.M ... ~ leUflll for apace at 4,500 ( .... Id I. IM-.M,0. MAMI STAT•MINT UulM ~--pus Drive, Ne__. """ .....,.,.,.. ... "'" wlttl "" n. foliowint "'"'°" •• _.,. ._. ....... ._..... L..eMI ~ i . .. ~ -...... ~ Ctwlllr ~et or.,... Glullty • -•M ~clterlfl .. WHll•m Cll•t• • Beach. announce• ,.._,.,iws. ,..... c.wEH 1..To •• s11 car ... 1""'"""·· ~'"'!'!-,.,. -a....o ~. R• r •L-~ c.-.. '""'·C•llfvrftl•'1tll -----.-~~· nsom o 11o11C ,,_., ... 0r-.eea11:o.ir,P11a1, c;-01a11 wr1911t s11 cam.lklll °"" Charles Dunn Com· -.a•.••Sep1..1,1•.11.1tts ,.._,, A...,.,eor .... o.1Mer.~111om.mu ~SvetyftL.ae....,o.'llfMlt .... ' .. " ..... --·"""""Mdl-.... D. J>IDJ''I fiOrlft&e County dl~~. NU I canauct .. ...... Leny ,Wli ....... And ,..,..,_ realty of ice. PUBLIC N011CE o-n D. Wf~t c..... • Ma1nus Di vlslon or Thlt ~ ... 1 ........ , .... , llted wltl'I tN O'CotulW ......... rd MICftlel _., Counly Cl••ll of O••n941 c-i, .. ~Jell ,... • _ Economics Laboratory •101T1ous•us11rte:ss "llQU'' 1,, .,15 i.c.tntt.ut10ewn ''"'' ~*-~ of St. Paul. Minn. has re-HAMllTAT£MaHT ._...11 wuton,,Pt1y1WaAlftCIW11Fre0 J. l't. fotto-.1119 P411"MM1 ii OoiftO but!· PublliM<! Ortn91t CHI! Dally Piiot, ~I, Ul'ldt 04-Md GeM ....... newed the lease of its of· 19tf••; ,~2 •• 11.•ndS•Pl·'·'•·'''' 15 'Nol ... S111r1erM.an111wiu••mD. fice ror tbe sale• ol ln-WATER CHEMICALS, MIO! VI• Tt'llll\, ,...,... e ...... Rk ...... Vl<lor1&,M!vlol\vi.1o,CA.t:1t11 PUBLIC NOTICE Jr, ' dustrlal chemicals and FRANCIS Cl.YOE l"l!TIRSI! ... , &arrltt,l(rltllflW ... AtlthonyJ. multi-stage cleaning --: "'° Vktori.. Mlstlon v1t1o, CA 1----= .. c,oToOT=•~oooos~•c,o,c,.c,~,=,,..--"1 ,.'"1fto,•t.t.-:J.!!:.'~.;:~~- equipment, according to Tiii• ~, h C0r>d~l•4 bf..,, Jn-NAME STAT£ME.HT ""~Fred A. aMCelllteA. Mana0 er James Bowie. "'°""'· Tr.tono .. irw;i ~''°"' •••Ooingbull· Hll~,.JeMJeyaMt..A.,.,.,. • ,.,_11Q.,..hterMn .,.,,.,. 00111n.erect1nT.1ndlll:-J. Communications Coo· TM• stlt&melll .... lllod Min ttw MAnHEWS AND so .... 1Q w. ~.U..S.SuNfla!WllG•ryL~ co~•, Inc. has relocated 1,0&r1<010r1r191C....n1,011~ CN11Hw1 .• "'e"'po<t81!•<".CA.t'Jtt0 Me.ui,Dl.-..,..&4NerOe .,..... rl, lt1S. .Jo/MM. R•mt•'I, 1:.2 F•"'9111 '°""•G* .. S • .w!Otlfl0.Jr. its Newport Beach of. ..., .. , 0r.,Hwn1!"'71or.llle«11,c...'t2W Wlf'lll,"991MMAf61 ~,..,....,.. fices ror the company l"ubl111>e11 0r.,,. co.st o.uy Piiot. G-n M. RArns•w. •m Flrinll1• "*'°'~ h. h l t 1 ho r1.1~.ll,l1,1t15 .)1).6.FS Dr .• H..,nU"'1fon&.•c11,c11..t11W1 T,..jo,M&rtMB.al'ldJ""O. w .IC p ans e ep ne T11h IMAllW'\s "t onaucte<1 b,.,..,.. V.....c:J• hro, R•Mcc• "",,. -.. systems for business "1"~1· W!llM'IMe~ PUBLIC NonCE Jot>nR•~•Y o..,1ts,c;.11L.-.Ooue1•0. firnls, states principal Tt1h t1•1-"1 "'" 111.., w1tt1 ,,. Hibtt••cl, Illar• A. end V'"'OA" Tom•~. CouitwCl•rllolOr11>99C.Oun1y""s.p. W•)'M .n..o ~ fllCTITIOIJS •VSIHEU femb9r l. ltli. ...,,,_ .......... -..... James Coshland. sales HAME.STATEMl!HY H11n ~°"$-....:C,oary~ represent at l v e for Ttietat1owtl'I01»•Mn1 •••00ll'Obr...i· PvbliVMCS Or•noe cus1 Dolly A1ot, Aff"IOICl$.MkhMI 1111WMf•"'-"• Leases at • Center Sit - J f --: S.Pl9rnber I I~ 11 ZI 1~7S ).IS.IS Tillr9M various manu acturen CiAYHOR REALTY COMPll.NY, • . . • ~. S...r• c. •Ml Dowlin of computer parts, has ,..,, ..lff!AY R-s, 1'""1 .... caufoml• PUBLIC NOTICE WlrT'9n 1 t e d I m C t ft10S FlOUlf'Oe. Eclwarlll _. 0.-tt M. • re oca ro os a S¥clnef e. G•'"°'· 141t1 Jell,...,. ~ciar1e11...1t1c1LVUW. , Mesa ROAld, 1n1 .... cau1or111••11as fllCT1T1ous aus1H1ESS ~ a.ttr L.. --~ 1.._1 • .i.tt,..y K. G•yMf', •lt S.'f'lklt NAME ITAT•M•NT M is s R a n s 0 m Orl'I•, ,I.pl, L3. H•wport 8••tll, TM lollowt:-o Pl•-11 1»1"'11 !Mi· c!;-.,Milf"Jo\.andHowWde. • represented all lessees caiu1orr11.n"° "'"•' Ooo11man.M1rtor .. J.•n11o.-.4dL. .nd the le.'or. Koll. Tlll1 buslrw's 11 conduclM:I bf• FIRST WESTERN CLASSIC, Ml""1MOttl,,,...,..,.OlldA,..,_., ...... lp&rlll&rU\lp. BEACH CITIES HORSESHOW, Fii.iA OOdd,l"tttltl••ndOanawl.ff SEGOVIA Village also in· eludes seven two-story buildings called LaQuintas, with a totaJ of 42 units, all two-bedroom and two-bath. The ~nd units all feature full fireplaces. Access to the upper level of the LaQuintas is by graded ramps, eliminating the necessity for any stairways. . Individual street-level closed- door garages are included with these models. An enclosed, fully- landacaped courtyard is situated in front of each 1.aQuinta. All models in the new Seeovta Village feature condominium ownership. The residents of Segovia Village will join the other 18,000 52-years-and-up Leisure World dwellers in utiliza- tion of five major clubhouses, Z7 holes of golf, a riding stable, ten· nis courts, more than 160 clubs and associations and many more amenities. ' Leisure World, Lagwta IIllls, ls located at the El Toro Road offramp of the San Diego Freeway. To reach WoodWalk take the San Diego Freeway to El Toro offramp, which runs lnto Avenida de Carlota. Go south to El Toro Rood, turn left Ceast) and proceed to Mtdrlands Blvd., then left to Ridie Route Drive. Go rieht on Ridge Route DrivetoChaparraJ. Wells of Newport Beach, J•"••wll:.Ci•vnor FEEDS, 11 F•I• or1wi. t:osta ,....,., u-.M"'"'"·~"~ • 11111 i1-rntn1 w•s 1uect with tlls C.A. mu • in the transactions. c:ou.11, ciirk 01 0 ,,,.91 ~'on JoM w111..,, m Ptul••lno. Cofia a1o1r,LT110<1C.andWUll1m • r-:===::::::::::::::::::::::::;:l """"'I 14, lt1S. Mffo, CA t'J•» Cf'l'll•r, lt:trlft E , •11111 0.Mll.l fl•1SI T1111 busl .... 1111 conciucted by.,.. Ill-~~~!.w.rdA..Jr.AMJUlllYL. .. ~ DAILY PILOT PublltMll OrM191 , ... , D•lty Pllol. Ol¥1du&1 Sll(lkft,.IM-T.tftdS~O.. Awoi-2(,ll •'IG §.ept. F, 14, 1111 J2lt..1S John W•ll•• °''M''· Cl"dl DI• •nd ...... CLASSIFIED ADS Tllll 1111 ...... nl •• , illlt(I ""'"' 1111 Ria-d • · UBLIC N011CE Count' Cl••ll of Or•n911 C-''1' on • The Casa Dorado sect.ion of &42•5e18 p s..,temt.r JQ, ltll. L11111r.111t*'1J.tn.ctF•yet. l!lyrO, MkflHI l"•ul -" I.IN Wrie l'tli.y. 8ilty w • .,,,. .... ~~ ,,.,.... .. , JetsMCJ't'cll «Miil llM~~ ~Rlt ... rlllJ . .-t .. ) .. $2,750 off our $42,500 Ne ·rt h home. Snozom! For o limited time we just discounted the price on our big duel master bedroom, 214, both, "B" plans a . whopping $2,750. No strings. No gimmicks. These ore brand new, choice location, townhomes with all the quality features you'd expect in a prestige address like Newport Beach. Rustic wood exteriors, fenced patios, garages, wood·beamed ceilings, cozy fireplaces, luxurious carpeting, disHwoshers and much, much more. • And step~ from your door, you'l I f ind a private 15-ocre ineodow, • complete with pools, sauna, jacuzzi. volleyball, basketball, jogging trails and a list of other adult playthings you won't believe . Finally, to make this a truly super sole, each of these homes qualifies for up to $2,000 in tax rebates in accordance with the Tax Reduct ion Act of 1975. These special prices ore good on selected lots and ore subject to prior sole. So hurry to Newport Terrace today for the chance of o lifetime to own o great Newport Beach home at a once in a lifetime price. Now$3~750 SUl"EJllORCOUJITO"' THI STAT£ 01" CALlf<ORNIA l'Olllt THE COUNTY OflOJIAHOI JM.Al..,! """' Publl\l'ltd Or•nqe C.0•11 0.lty PllOt, 5"111. 14. ll. 2'. 1nd Oct. S. !tlS ).tjl9.IS PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI. o,-NIAJI INOOfl PETITION f'Olllt Al"l"OIMTMIMT Of' TRUITll! FICTITIOUS eUSIHESS HAMf. STAT EMEHT In 1111 Milter ol Ill• Est•I• ol TlM lollOWll'IO "''"°" 11 dolno bl.Ill-HORACE G. 8fl0WN, JR., 0.~lllld. Noitlc• It he•••v ''""" tl\ol u. Piii· flftSz~,,.E v 2n' Eldin No ' OKI.A tionof CHARLE!. 8UCKLll."'O, for ti. ,,,.,. O llfo.'.t.l•t'?6JF , ' •ppolnlm•nl ol CHARLES J;metToctaRo111,U14EldenMo.4, 8UCl(LtNO •1 lnrsl" lo <•rr, out !he Cosl ......... C•lllorn!• 91121 l«ms Ol lhe Int wlll ot »Id dlK .. llrCI. Th~\ bull~s 11 conauctP<Iby.,.111· 10 Mlle.ti ,...,e,.nt• Is r..rtbJ tNde kif dll 1.,...1 further p111"1kvl•r1, wltl IM ftff111 It v :,.m~ Todd Roth t ;QO •·""'··on Seplt,,,blr 1•. tt1s• t11e Thi• '1•ttm.,.1 .,, tlled wlll'I ll'lr For19r111, 0111111 M1rl•rl9 •11111 '""""°" z.tion.y. °"""'' J • ..,., niemn Crtwford, Syllll Mid Mlrlll Crealorl "-"· l(.e ....... ~ .... """ ~ ,,,.,..,, R-~ T9-I _,. ...,,. .. ,,M S•Uey, hl'llotr• SNron IStlenlll at'MI Tlfl"'I' LYl'll'I Huo:lleltelft, J•met W. Ind DorOCbr L c:on.uk•, Tllet"•M U• 11111 ........, r ..... Kr•J«, M.l"°'nit an.ct GitbertJ. <OUftroom ol Dl11&rlmtl'll l'IO. ~Of IN Colint'I Cl••k ot Or•nOI County Ol'I ~rlorCOllrlofC•lltornl •,C-Yol AUllllUl• lt/S ------------ Or ...... , 70) CIYk C.netr Drh• Wt1I, ' F471l5 PUBLIC NOTICE ~·Ano, C.Htornl•. PubllWd Or•nve Co&1t o.u, Pilot,,---::,-::::=::-:::-:::::::::=:--0.tf'd SePl•mDitr S, 1975 .o..->1•ndS.ol114 21 197S 3312/S/ WILLIAM E . ST JOHN ._... · ' ' ' f'ICT1T10US aUllNl.SS COun1,ci.·~ HAMISTATl:Ml!HT MO•GAH Ill, JIOOHl!Y' ESQ. PUBLIC NOTICE Til•IOtl_,llO Plnofll •f""I00"'9!Mi-' B11!1tlW-lnMIS1.,Svill1.. -•t: C. ...... C..11"""'••1121 tl'ICTITtDUS IU$1 HESS F,t,MILY TREE ANO COMPANY. T.-t: tl1)19'f·n<ll H,t,M(' ST,t,TEMEl'IT ""Go ... rnor, COit& Miu, Cllltoml• AtW-MyterhUU-r tr. followlr>O 11&•'°'1 It Oointl boA1 '2'27 Put•Ulihed Or•noe Cast DAiiy "''°'· rm.1••· M&rlt Wlll!IM 8otltfl, '70 c;io.,.. ~l,l,14,1'7S 3wJ.I' EARTH WORICS, 3JQQ O•y St., lmOr,~l&MIU,C•UlorftlAtKl1 PUBLIC NOTICE Nt•-IS.Kll,C..Ulornl•t'J6'0 Mlrko £. l!lolltll, Jl:M W. Rom. M••UI• M. e.o111,. 330 O•y St., ,.,.,An.ntlm,C.Ufornl• ,. .. POrt S.Kll, Olllornt•tlMiO Thol' bullf\HI Is con4u<.19d i,., t 11m11- PICTITIOUI IUSIMl!SS TI!lt b\ollnes1 Is CCN>ducllld lly •n 1,.. ..t_.t,,.,sl'llp. NII.Mil STATEMl!HY dlvldull. Mtirk W. Botkll fllefl:lllowlllOOffWl'lltr•llOlnt11Mt1· M&rtNCotb'I This 1i. .. m.,.1 ••• l1t1d ""'"' U. _.,,: Thlt s.t•t• .... 111 wos tlled Mltl tr. County c11rk ot Ot•n .. c-.ty on THE FOUR CENT COl"V CDM-~y Cl•rl< of Or•11 .. (.ownly on ~26, ltfS ..,,. 1"11.NY, TitE FIVE CENT COPVOONP Aug\Dl2', 1•1S. "II.NY, taW. FIRST STREET, SAN· F•n:a Plblll'tM Dr9ft0& C..1t Dally Piiot. l"ublllhod 0rDft91 CM\! D•llY Piiot. AuQ. Jl,1nd Sept.'· 1•, 21, 1•1s 1)1)-15 TAAHA,. CALIFORNIA HMO J&llll'h W. C1111up0ll, l2•41 Fllna ooO, El Toro, C•lilor,.ltmxl Jo•nn• J . Cu11upo!I, tt••t ~ 31, •nd $ept. F, 1•, JI, 19/S JJ1 ... IS PUBLIC N011CE ,.,,NiOOd, II TOl'O, C•llloml•mlll PICTITIOUS IUSINIEU Tf•ll bll\lntts Is tOl'lclutl..t i,., .,, 1 ... 1-------------I PUBLIC N011CE ctl't'ldull. fllCTITIOUS BUSINESS HAMI. STATIEMl.HT JoseohW.Cuuucion NAME STATEMENT TN loll0wl119 ~flOll •• OOlna IJW- 1'111 st&Mmeftl •ts Ill.a wltfl 11111 Tile toHowlllO P41rsons •re dolrw;i """ n : °'"""Y Cl&rll ot °''"'" co.um, on Sep. DllSJ...s.sts: THE LAOY a. ASSOC IA TES, 1101 wmDlfl'10, lt71 71-<EEE P,t,TIO REST,t,URANT, SOulll C.0.sl HI..,,,...,,, Aot. A.~ F•1J61 l2S M•rl,.. 11.'lt .• B•ll)o1 "IMO, C.. &eoc:ll, CA. f'Ubllnd Or•ftOA CM\t oau, Ptlol, t1&61 L•OO ... N ... c AT ALANO, t•o• s.t.14,l1,1t,Al'ld0Ct.5,1•75 M'Jl·1S Mll.URICE J, a. WILMA SoutflCNstH19"Twty,Apt.A,~ -------------STAUDINGER, I Oterwood W.tl, Bekll,CA •• lr.'ln&. CA. 9170S This buSln&11 II conductMI i,y M In-PUBLIC N011CE '"'' 11u.11,.... 11tone1uc1•dby...,1 .... d1v1du.1. 4 1 ----~----.,---jdl'lldwl Lll!Jllnftl QIAI- .... ,... M!lurlceJ.Sttui1ln91tr This llA>lltnlfll -• 11\itll wlttl U. SUl"ElltlOltCOURTO,.TllE 1"11 1t&11men1 ,.,., fltlrd wllll 1fle Cou1'1Y O •rll of Or•fltlf Cai.lllty - STATI! Oflc.Al..ll'ORHIA FO• County C."•k OI Or•nve Counly on Sep-StptemberlO, lt1S. flOM THE COUNTY Otl' ORANGf: Hll.Der l, l9IS. PubU"'9cl OrM91 Cent DlllT fl'ltet, ..... A-Mllt 1'47111 NOTICEOflHIAltlNGOfl Pt!'TITIOH Pvbll"1ed 0t•f19e C.O.~I 011!~ Piiot, 5"t. u, It, •• Mill Oct.'· ms -.rs PO• P•O•ATE 0,. WILL AND FOR SeolerntJerF,t•,21,11.l'tlS 3"1S1-1S L.E"£ ltS Tl!STAMl!NTAlllY Ellltl of ELDOA:A M. JEBBtA••i.o PUBLIC NOTICE 11-'! n E.M. JESSIA, E. JEBBl,t,,1---.,.-::-:c-:-.,------ ELDOA:ll. JE881A al'ld ., JOE E. JES fllCTITIOVS BVSIHE.S$ BIA,Dett•ted. HAMI! STATl:MEHT NOTICE IS HEAEBY GIVEN !Ml T .. IOll 1 .. NORF JAMES .JEBBlA ftH tiled ownt;11t1r1«11A•• ntl!Mlt· nns•• ~•pllltlonlorPr;""l•ofwlU°7' J a. c WOOOCRAFTERS, 11762 hir lswaft<.•ol Utllrs •1i.nwttory H9Sltr, Ci••dtn Cirovt, C..lllornl•f"H.olO I'll Pllll'-t", rll•r•nt• lo Wflidl 11 John o 11.m•lo, 1174'2 H11,t•r, ,,._ lot 1"'"11Wr oartkul1n., ....:I lt>el G&rden Cirove, C•llfornl11 '26"111 ""'u,.,. illld pl&<e of IM•rlno Ille MrT'll O.uc:ll 1Cn••ltll Brow.• 160S N ...., .....,, Ml tor S.~. 23, 1t1S 91 t ::x> a.ter,S•n!a/>,..,C•IUornl•'7106 · •·"'"'"Ille COUl"I~ of Oepartmenl Tnls bu\<nes1 11 co.,ducled by t HO. 3 of Mid tour\, •I 100 Clwk c.n1~, g.mner•I Pll'tntr,l'llp Orlvt Well, In tha CJ11 OI S&nl• Arlll,· Jolln[)"Amtlo C.llloml;.;pt 3 ltl'J This 1l•1trnef\t w•I l lled w<llh 1i. Dl1HWll..UAM1! .. SIJOHN c.o11nt, c1 ... ~ ot O••nqe County ot1 COUflly Cieri< AUQuSI 16. 19/S ..,,. WILLIS, IUTLER, SCNElfll.. Y 1..lYDOR,. &GRANT .. s.vt,,011.,•SI. ... Fl. Cit, H•lloMI 8•1H1 Bldt. Lo$ Anttl•t, "9111. AIWM't m : PtUllDl'l•r PubliSl'f'd Or11nq. (M s1 0811' Piiat., AUQ,31,aro:l~Pp! 1.1~.21 .1•us U.·IS r u nuc NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE fllCTITIQUI IUllHESS NAME STATl!MIHT n. tol10w1119 P41r-. It ~ng bin.· "'"'"' COAPORll.TE SECURITIES. COHSULTA,,.TS INC., 2112 °""'°"t Or., INiftt-, CA. tt'64 Wlllltm I". H••dden, Jr., !42• tttod St., ,,._port S.•cl!, CA. t2160 Tiiis buslNll Is tondu<l..:I by .. l11>o d\vldJ9I. W.P. HeedMn Jr. This stot..,.,.nt .... llled Wltll 1i.- COllnty Cl•rll ol Ortl'l(le c:-.ty on Slpl~ 10, 1•1s:. -Published Gr•noe Co.11 O.lly Pllol $eflit. 1•, 21 .111, M'ld Oct. s, ,.,, "°"1.S PUBLIC NOTICE Pvbllsl>ed O••noe Co11t 0111, Piiot 5e<pt. J,I, 14, 1•15 ~1S FICTITIOUS aus1 ... ES.S NAME STATEMENT FICtl TIOUS BUSI H ES:S Tiie toilowlng persons •r• OOl"ll bus!· ... ~ME STATEME.ffT -•I: PUBLIC N011CE T"" !onow1n(j 1><1rson II doing bull. D!LLMA"' AHO DILLMAN, l1t "''' 111 W&lttul, (OSI• Mew, c.antornlon.27 S.UNRIS.f CO F FEE SERVICES, J•"'" DlllMoll'I, J11 W•lnul, cm.ta ._..,,, 1911.s VI• ()ol Sur. Mlitlon Vltjo, CA. Mt .... c.urornl•t2'27 SUl"E•IO• COURTOFTHE m is Mtix Dllll'l'lOl'I, 1m E Ocfftl Front. STAT£ OflCA\.ll'O.NIAl"OR J•mts 11111m 11"1 Zenor. U'1S Via 6Al~;-c.Htom!•f2'6I TM£CQUHTYOFORAHGa Of I Sur. M"l"on 11 .~10, c11..m1s Ne. A·'4ttt Tl'I" Dlitlnts~ 11 <Of>duc.l..t by .. In-BUI DllltnM, ll'Ot C .... IWI Ro.of• 6&100., C.Hlo,nl1 '7141 TICIOPMIEA•IHOO,.l"t!'TITIOH !Slwldu-&I, This buSh<ths Is conducted b' • • ....OIATI Of' WILL AND l"IDR J tmn 111om•sleft0r oener•lp&rtnersftlp. ETTIEltS TESTAMENT ART AH fllh 11111 .... n! ,,.,., lllM wlltt the J•"'4t10fllm•n unt0•1UTION TO AOMINIST•• County C~• afll Or•n941 COVlllyon ~ Tiii' 1111e,.,.nt ••• 111•'-"'fttt rtw NOi!• TNI! IHDIEl"l!HDEHT AO-!~ti.Ir l , !ti!. C.ounl' Cieri( of Ortn94I ca....ty en MIST•ATIOM OF ISTATEI ACT. Nl'VJ AUQVll It. "1S. Ettel• OI BERTRAM EVEREn P\lllll,,,.. Dr•"OI' CUst 0.11, Piiot.. OEVERE •k• llERTRAM E ~mDitrl.14,11,21,ttlS MS1·1S Pulll•SfteodOr•no-C:O.ilO.ll.,":': OEVElltE, 11.E. DEVERE. 6ERTl--------.,..---· I AU0.1~,ll,•"Cls.t)l.1,1•, lt1! -.._;,1• OIEVIERl!,0.(ir•HG. PUBLIC NOTICE -NOTICE IS HEREBY CilVIEl'l INI TLE INSUl'tANCE L TRUST COM-1----~------- l"AH V, CAMI I.I.A CAROLYN l'"ICTITIOUSeUllNl..SI DIEVIRIE .._ llMd M~lfl • c-.tllktl'l for HAMIE ST .. YEM IE HT ........ ef 'MM •1'111 tor ''"'...C:•ol Lei· n.ir lollo•ll'IO Ptt:Mln 11 OOIAQ bl.ill· T.........._yte~"tlt'-,,..lllUM· .. wflkfllim.oir1or11.1r1Mr GOLOEl'f G IRL ESCORTS, kVl.,..,WMltll&lrlMtl,,,.&ndpj-.OOLDEH CIRL ~TUOIO, 001..0EN '-'"lngll'le-llelbftft_.h:Jr OIRI.. Mll.S S ll.G E, MA!ScSAGE s..ie:. 10, ms. •I t ;)D 1,m., 11'1 ti. \fll0Rk$1'10P. lJD T EAsl lltll st ... 171 DIP1rt .... 11t Ho, J ol Mid C.I• """·CA tJ62fl «M.111.•ll'OIO'lltCl1'ltrOrl,..Wfft,l11 001\&!d Srnllll, 1)0 T £•\t lrtll lhlOty.-SMt•A .... c.ntorm.. • .... 1. Olll• fMW. CA.~,.,. batMs.t.e, lt7S. Thi\ l>u11nttt I' (Otlllu<l•!I b'I ~n Jn. WtWAM •.lt.IOHN. l~iw.1. CNJll:-,. Clltl 00-td $r!'lllll tTAllfLllYC.ANOaRION Tiiis 1IAl1mtnt w•1 lll td wllfl !lwl ,...........,...... C-t' Clt•k OI Or •nil" C:ounty Ol'I ~· LMA ........ C.IH, •1s 111mblrl, lt7S, *"'-'-T frw: ,...1111-tMr l'•FJM PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS eUSINe:SS HAMI STAtEMIHT , ... follOwlAQ ,..,_ ., doi119 1Ju$1 .. _,.,. MARIA"'"'I! SU MNElt INTERIORS, 6S 1..ln<I• Isl•, ~ S..c:ll, CA, 9";1..0 M&rl•nn• M . G•rMr, I S Ufldtl hie, HIWllOl"'I BtM.ft, (A '2MO Th!' Dvtl11o11"1 II <Ol'Oducll'd Oy ... ""' 41'11 ..... 1 Motrl•n.,. M. G.r.,., Thi• 1tll9,,,.,.t ... t flied wltti tNi C.:.,,,.,1, Cl••I< DI Or-tft(le C~y Oii 5-Mtmblr 10, '"J ..... P'ublllMcl Oi"1noe Cail Dally P!lol P\IOll~ °'~"QO! Co.o•I 0 •11' o.1o1. j_.,...,..-------------.,-------------------------::----------;;------------..... $tt:ll.11, 1•.~ ttlJ J ),..1$ ~. 1. 14,JI, 11, ltlS "'1·15 • Plibll\Md 0tMQll C..\I Delly f'UM. Stpt. i., 21, a,~ OCI. S. 1•1s Jeto1S \ .. I .GRAND. OPENING t • r Newport Villas Adull Condomlnlum 'Bo,...• in 1"'1 Pre•ti,Po,.. 'lf'••UJll// Areo of N..,,port &oc~ ' • Decorator Jl'&ll-tl'">rall carpeting , f42,000 to f44,00~, • Enclo&ed patio or baleony 2 Bedrooms • 2 batb8 • B~eakfa•t bar Separate Dining Area ~:-· D1sl1washer ~ ,;.<· Contint1011&-eleaning 9ven , "'""" ou" lce-u'1aker relrigcrotor •r..,w,no1·t Villas I Ahu11,lant closer space 1 • c:; .,._., / , • Draperies . • Log.burning fireplace ~firrore«l closet doors • 3 11eate<l sWinrn1ing poo1' • • . PARK AVENUE ESTATES LOCATED HIGH ON LAGUNA HILL WITH VIEW OF OCEAN ~~~~~_;_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_,,.~~~~~ ' : Park Avenue ' :E,states Go Up . . • • • • FROM Fashion Island Newport Beach Rancho Homes Open The last of the un· developed portions of historic Rancho Los Alamitos in Seal Beach is the setting for Old Ranch Townhomes. a new SS million residen· tial project being pre- viewed now by Bixby Ranch Company. The development of 00 luxurious residences is located off Lampson Avenue, north or the San Diego Freeway, and is bordered by the private Old Ranch Country Club and Old Ranch Tennis Club. The elegant garden community f.ollows a leisure living theme with emphasis on natural beauty and is extensive- ly landscaped with a variety or specimen trees. A recreation com- plex for residents in- cludes heated swimming and therapy pools and deluxe clubhouse with lounge, fireplace and wet bar. -·-·--- • • ' ,-.i l · NEWPd. RT!)s· 601 Lido is California's premier condominium resil!ence. It is also, quite lik~ly, tl\jl laat of. its kind. Dominating 'Nel\'port Beacp ttoll) . PREMIER the waters' edge at Lido l~his tion "' r / · . . • ~d the ~wee~ihng.hharbor and oof 1 e,an 'e'Wl! it •ii , uueni mily, wit t e passage o 11pe1 become priceless. • Co,!\.. roA~~tA .JNIUM Your ,privacy,and security ar~ assllrl'<l I •I . 1\~ V!V I •., ' tthrough~ai24ahour closed circuit tele,vision• ., < 1 • r ,,ii.rveillance systeip, a call bu.titon ~in each ! J'tllli<lence, a ~4-hour SfCUrity~guavt ~~ct 8'. resident manager. ., t , ~· 1 i)Tbere is, Of coursti, a h~a~ ~rruning pPOl . ' , and whirlpool. A palatial ,..,,dents' s,alon • '· l· furnished in Louis Qui1ize lodks out ova-the , . private boat slips and ac~"the harbor. • y' F.l.~h resiClence Otfersa step-down living room r 1\vith a wet bar and a private balcony. Each master suiJe ... a private drt?SSing arefi, ovfgSi.7.e .~ · master bath and built·in sauna.,The sJetailing is painstaking; the appoint nts faultless. 601 ),Jdo represents not only -nilidence 'or exquisite quality, but an op ' l:tur)ity tliat . · may never again be duplicated. ff. OU have • ever considered ownership ofa 6ne condo- mit1ium reside11ce, investigate 601 Lifio nOYl., 601 Excelien t 8~% financing LIDO available. (8.81%A.P.R.) . From $125,poo -, PARK 11 -_DRIVE " ,, " ' . -. t I --------·· ·-----------~ ___ .,. ': ' .. • • • • D•meWaits TelUJ!IU in. White Howe ALEXANDRIA. VL CAP) -Tiiey Un OD Pm- llQ!vaalaA--. lltlllbe.WMlchbciot>ood ... Slump Lowen V acancY Rate 1 malmlllilaa.me'" .. " - Th'e anprote11t10111 brick bo111e at llC CivwnY!ew Drl••-,.,-•,.... alDcethe landlord moved -Ibo .,._,c RI-to'naa Ille Ntiao. --' .But • year ..... tbe g1llot --bled • movie lot With the "ldicol" ataal up. 1leporten , and cameras Collo'nd ..,.,,., tWltcla cl the wiDdool curtelna. Secret Service fallowed HWJ' lwltcll al~ Portera.. ' • TR& YJCll P11181D~, IN ~amu -a bathrobe, 1coopec1 up the ~ pepc ft<llD tlie I front porch --~It. Plrt 0( tJie -allppect and Cell Oil tbeparQ; Jmtliounlater, Ford -the oath u l'nlldmtaltheUnlt.edStelel. Susan Ford.-1-1< to YlllL Tbe lut ilme she brouCbt Conn• ,..llbln Laulae Abbruaele a Ucl<et toher blp ac-sradualloa-· "U the door ls opm." u6d Jin. Abbrunele~ "sbe'll walk rl&ht tn. U not, abe'll rlD&." SAN FRANCISOO <API -TIM .... b ..... ill( lndUltry 1huup hat lowend Ult "<l"tlol YAet':. cy rite ID Nortllem and CeDlr1ll Calltaniia to pert&>t, Pa~c Gu lo Electric ColDPalll' tepo.18. PGl.E also alld mm., ....--111 tbe • COllllllH II aerv•• II expected Ill declltle 117 _.. llw> :13 per<ebt tbla-year1 The utlllt:r said Ill anpual June Sunet ~ «lWlllH1bowedonly57,GOv.clDclel.lnJ- the survey showed 58,aM 'v1uncl,. aD4 a U ~ cent r•te. ..,__ · · • By c1Ueo1 .th• vuuey ·-r ... ecl lr'OID petteJ1tlDOUI1Ddtoo.e~h1LotG~ The decline wa• eauMd try··~ ment In the collltnlcUon al new ...W.0U" lnp " 1114 Walter Blwmt, PGAE'a mR•I• l14orketln1 a-arch and Servi-. , The uWlly estlmatecl tbat eo,ooo aew ~!."!' unlta WOllld be bull Un the CIOllllll.• b7 tbe of ye or, down 23.a perc<at fr'l"l '11,~ !Mt :rear. • : Mn. Ford tole~ to chat too. And •IHi atW kee111 In touch with other lon1·Ume ~ends. Nel1hbor1 wander ewer to pu1 Ule Ume on Crownvlew, apd the name Belt)' may pop In and out ., calfee-Ume CODVeraatinn "A FEW SIGlll!JEEU COD by, bat not rnany, '' Mn. Abbru.a:aae said. '"They aeem. to bow which la the Ford bouoe. But cmce ID a while somebodywUI uk.'' EL DORADO ESTATES OFFER LATH ANO PLASTER COHSTRUCTIO~ IN ,.SslON ~!EJO live~:.1:~~t;:::r:~=~~ • El ·n~rado · S~les .Strong r:ll;;;;;~~:.=w::.r~e1~~~;:;,;aqthe~n-;;-ber°';;;;;;;;~.,~ Featur1n1 virtually the only n-in1. elesant ceramic We OD· Exterior designs ore hflhllllht· Jt'a riaht acr01s the street from the Ab· bnmeses, two doors down from the bluln1 red crepe myrtle tree. A. quiet, ....,..ldnl famlly with three boys lives..tbent"'*'. They kMD lbelt ~ llllliatecl -to keep out --callo liom thole who ml1bt be Cllr!Olll-theboule. The Gerald R .. Ford name II also 1cme from the Virginia telephone book. But the awltchbosrd number 202,.56-141C la llated Wld• Wblte Home In the D.C. white pacea. . "Everything, the paint and the w.Upa-. II the same Inside ·aa when tbe F-left," alld the Alexandria realtor who handles the rental. Tbe Fords keep the old house, tblnkln1 IOmeday they 1 may want to return. lath and plaster homes In the try Boors, c111to111 flre.IUCH and eel by wood or brick trlm and lex· M!l.sion Viejo area. the new El more. lured finishes. Wood lhlke roofi, Dorado Estates community by romplete exterior sidewall and. S &c S Construction is showing ''WEWANTEDAveryapeclal 11.ttic insulation, Concrete strong sales since its openinJ last packa&e fQr our bdrod~ to driveways, and copper water month. the Jllaal<IB .Vie.Jo~ lrald lines are also Jncluded In Se'ren apaclOlll fioor'j!lana ore Mart Bader, vice t and purchase price. available to bomelao'erl, with genenl mmager of S & S. "Our from three to six bedrooms, most popular models and some 'l>riced from $55,950· to $74,950. brand new ,fioor plans are being Split level, sin1le and two-stwy shown at .El Dorado, all with an deslsns are displayed In the six empbasll on lwcury features." deeorator-furnished models. Tbe Design feature11Dclucle sunken community will comprise a total liyine areas, alcove-style ol223bomes when completed. kitchens, 1loplng ceillnp, and a Among the many unique laree adaptable bonus room. features Included In the purchase Standard features abo ranee price of El Dorado Estate homes from luxury shag carpeting EL DORADO Estates Is local· ed on Alicia Parkway and Po Slftet, Jlllt eut ol the San Dleeo Freeway. Schools for children of all aiea, the Laguna Hills Mall and other major 1boppin1 cen- ters, and employment are within minutes of the community. are custom wood cabinetry, de· throu1bout, even lo bedroom THE BACKYAllD SWUDllNG pool that Ford sl1ned and handcrafted ex-clooets, ~ electric appliancH, loved to plunge Into at Jllibt II filled and 1Uatem In cluslvely by Sbapell 's own 1Dcludln1 built· Iii M!l~eanlpg the summer heat. Fcrdaowtates a dip in the brand cabinet shop. In addition, every oven, automaUc dilnwuher and new White House POOi. home features lath and plaster disposal, ceramic We in kitchens There's an old blue Volkswq:en truck parked in construction throughout, cast and baths, and cultured onyx the driveway where Steve Ford's snazzy yellow iron sinks and tubs, oval tnlra marble pullman tops designed The models and sales complex. b open seven day1 a week, from 10 a.m. to dusk. El Dorado Estates may be reacbecl by tlk- ln& the San Dle10 Freeway south to the Alicia Parkway exit, turn- ing left past Mulrlands ·to the ! "ftl.L. nta1 ooa Ot9 ft.DWfllWfU' WiCWfMJCI• w~ i .. J J'OID YOU ftlHOC.l.O MW: eOf.ICWI' AT'QC.lllW8 ... • .... • '"' Jeepsatbeforeit&otlnthewayotsecllrleycara. tubs In most plans, sheet vinyl espect.UyforS•S. The young red maple that mc~hing news re· ~~~~~~~~~~~==;;,;,;;;;:,;,,,,,;,,;;,;,=================== porters gave the Ab-family In 1raUtude for ': ., . , tr.:'!Jl'~!'k.u~:,b ~:th~1 ~ ~thbl1t1;~~:1?,~bll~t \ioq _ A 1ot of single people and young marriedtumedcouptesbhave bougftooht horplm9'ans.·: model complex. anOther rem em ranee, a pi aque • says: .. n at Village. 'Naik. Thats because they were on your sexy ,; ~~·room or President Gerald R. Ford. A111. 8, the oonvenience of IMng tn the 1hrMng South'· eoast area and the benefits of home owner~~ do. · '. t h shlp,llketaxadvantages.AndequltybulldUJ?.•' a~ Ae Mamed or not. everyone here reatlyenJovJ I T ~ the contemporary social life of 1he successf\A' · young-<Jt-heart. Frlendly get-togethers In.the . . to e sunken recreation plaza. Poolside chats with fun·IOvfng Odulfs. Win~: rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il I coolers In the jacuzzi. .. COME ·FRIDAY, GO NATIVE . . , OrThunday. Or for that matter,jtll!t about any thne it 1tn"k• your fancy. Jn a mmt civUii.ed way; At Southern Califomia"s moet tpedacUJar i.chfront con4omlnium. Coronado Shoret. Just '00 minutes by air from Loll AnreJea, Coronado Shoree iA the perfect part..time hidea-.y or exeeuli\-e retreaL You'll Niu with a !ull-eervice beach club, Across the bay from San Diego, California'• greatest vacation city, thr excitement and oolor of Old Mexico are just minutee South. Del Mar a ahort jaunt North. Think about it and all the pouibOitiea It offers. There'• nothing l~e it on the Calif omia ooaatline. Coronado Shortt ..• becauae the drbln nund nccdA a place to kick ott ti. sboeo and clear iu oenses. N~. From $4~,900 tq $140,000 Coronado ·Sbores TH( W1MA1£ DCAOt HOUS( Acrosli the Bly lrom San Dfeco OD tM Silver S\rand -~ l!•lll ' j1111 S...tll of tM Ho\'1 Del Coronado. -· r A Loews Corpo?tiontJ:H.SnyderCompany Environmental C.Ommunity -, I I ..... , .... ......,~..... . I ~~:o.::-· ... DUI ~ 1 )lhooe .. 1 I l'lti-n*l-h1f~•Oetwao8hur-. ~ Clty,su .... Zlp Our !Ti-level 1wo and three bedroom floorplans are pretty~ e I contemporary. too. Co'l!f lofts for dining and entertaining. Opeb., S' Ing e beamed ceilings. Step-down master suites with secluded~ . Romantic roof-top gardens. Skylights. gourmetkttchens.ove(,:, sized garages and plenty more. ~· t I Andnowisaprettysmarttimetobuy,too.Theselecllonls ~ 0 0¥e excellent. prices will never be lower and most of our homes· qualify for the new Tax Rebate. • · • Think abcut the ~ent dollars you're V·11 lk wasting.thencomeovertocfay.Becaus&' I a e a ' ifyou'remarriedyou'llhavethetlme ~· your life. And If you're single.... • well, be discreet. but i won't tiurt • Take Iha San Diego Freeway to the Fairview exn. North one mile. $]7,995 3 bdrm. 2-1 /2 bath + fam. rm. in Santa Ana (7 14) 556·1161 •• • .. . 0..Mnbfp 0 IMlllllll'j;I J L _ -.... -·--- - - - -- - -.... -·: • " • • " , I " • • ' 4 :' ... I • • 110 DAILY PILOT Sondl>J, S.otember 14 197.S ' • s 1as Ho Moving Up 1 In Real Estate· La Cuesta. Selling Out Last Three Homes Going on Market Today Penalty Raised BOWARD WEUS of Newport Beach, sales Three of tbe moot popu!AI' -~· ckJua th•• home• with all' wood llMlBAlllBN'1'0-~tleaforclllerlm1natlDa be"";J flreplacu, -• italned 1o that It weathen oplnot-1eHeldnlhooalnlbaw.....,tncreueil "1*1)ager of the Newport Beach office of Coldwell home1 In La Cuella UoJDel by Banker Residential Brokerage Company, hu been the Sea of Frank B. Ayroo and anpointed an assistant vice presideot o! the larJe Son 1n Huntlllston Beach will be no.. ..... without .--ated -. 11111 wjlh by"°°' . 'TREY ABE TWO mil• from. lluceo walll which are color Clo¥;J:.clmUD4 G. -~. 'llped ~ the P1clftc Ocean, beDelltlni eollAld with the color mtsed pito that:'~ lo $1.000 the a.-that can be < placed on the mark et today at h?'Desalesorga.nization. 1974 prices 00 a ftnt.com.e-fint According to JoseP,h H~ Clarkson, senior vice seneclbaalll.. _ preaident and Southern California regional '1be aame comparabl~lft from the air cond(tlanln& pro. the ttucco before It aoes m. awlrdedloa-•caD1110"lotbe-.l"alr v!ded by refreslllniJ breese• KltcbeD1 an UIJ lo maln!a••, ... ..,.,,,_ ~C-m•Mlm be llu been .evecy day. Schooll for all .,.. too, wllb bullt ID r._ and dllerlmlllaU4 .. -bJ 1-41arda or real estate will continue to assist Marion Buie, ln the current unlt oftbedevelo~ vlce president and resident ment are priced $3,000 more. manager or the 35-memtier staff reflectin& the Increased eoeta of of full·lime sales specialilta who bulldilll ~uallty home11D ms as during the first six mmtbs of compared with 1974. are Cloee-to the dovelopment. -dlalnruben, lll'bale &-.......... I. · • Re1ldente are •lt~ln a few po11l1, and 1talnle11 1teel . • m1Dute1 drivlnl of ~mijor \llvldod alDb. carpeU ore In all · CAUFOllNJA'S 'FAlll housllll law requires abopploJ centera:South Co&lt l>Plc areu. Cut U... balb tub& d•m•lel be aw&l'ded lo penom dllcrlmlnated Pina, l'a1blon liland, and ~ · · · &1olne II a -~c!Wlhij unit eamat be made Weetmlnster Nall. Tbeybaveac-TIO! SANTA crus model hp an11tbJeb)'UleauUl7J*'1. this year participated in CO&'!tal These are the last bomei Jor Orange County home sales total-sale ID Unit 24 which lw been ·Ing more than $18 million. ooe of the faatest seUIDI luxury eeoa lo all the recreatmafaporta double .uy doors. abate roola. TM 11111 wu b)' s.... Nldlolu c. and cultural .. enten ol Or1111e three car .....,191, 11111 a.Jorp J'ebtt. , Cowlty. bonuoroomwhlcb .c111be.-1n "Uwean14'lmob •1fa1tlw11lqlaw Wells began his Coldwell home projects In OrangeOounty. Features Include concrete J1W1Y waya accordln& lo the ID-elreeU,ve ~ mlllt be laHfttlv•fAll' •le· Banker career in 1972, comlng to the company from Donald L. , Bren Company where be held a wai.l.s sales assignment. Earlier, he was with Morrison & Hill Co., San Bernardino ap· praisal firm. TWO OF THE ho-are built dri vew aye. underground terelta al the family; -bun>-tims ot~atlmlo brlllc.litolliiaa-1mot • U!Jder the Santa Ctuz model with . ·utilities,. cathedral celling•, Ing fireplace1, ancl a opacloua lheaulboriUe. "~181d. , , 2,700 square feet and priced at kitchen window& which slide masterbedrooloaUite.'Jb.eseare '', i · $71,990. back to assure easy 'aerving to tWOltorJ·bomea. TIO! CALl'FOBNIA~atBealtrn la One of the homes la the outdoor counters, tile and shake Models are open daily from 11 JierVOUlwitb.daebUL Granada model with 2800 square roofs. built in television and a.m. to dusk at 8702 Garfield: MADGE 'DA VIS or Newport Beach was ap-feet and prices at $71,'90. telephone outlets, 50 gallon g~ Av!'l'u•, ID H1111tipgton Beach. AecorcUns to ·an 'WOc!laUoD, spoteam1,11, pointed regional director for Region 1 of the Na-All of the homes have the water heater.a. some with format 'Ibey can be Nacbed by tuminS Dug&ld Gllll.eB, the1lawdotalKJlqelJoutbow many tiortal Society of Exchange Counselors by President awe.rd winning low silhouette de--dininc room. some with wet bars, oU the San Diego Freeway C claimants there can be in j cJllcdm.tft8Uon cue. Bis ~fiord Weaver at the annual meeting at the sign with wide overhanp, re-full Insulation, two and three car Magftolla Street, proceeding organisation wanted.to ~,if~ fam.Uy with.eight Newporter Inn in Newport Beach. Region J includes ces1ed entries, and the distinc· garages, and gas kitchens. south to Garfield, and then west members, for e~&mpld, wire dlaerimiDated the states of Arizona, New ~texico, Southern tion created by wood trim, WOQd Easy maintenance 1a built into on Garfield to the.models. against. WOllld1he1lpebe OOOor$l.OOO? California and Hawaii. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . · ~ With the appointment, President Weaver stat- ed;"We have come to rely on Madge ror not only ef-,fe.ctiveness and high caliber '~ -wct'k, but also for her ability to letp and guide others in her pro- , 'tession. This appointment c:e(lects our continued con- 44ence in her work at a time of c_teat stre,ss and important de- 't1sion making with our local, na- t1oital and client real estate pro- blems." -nriter acceptance of the as- signment, Mrs . Davis noted the oav1s changes in tod ay's market place. "Our property owners realize the need for more results from their investment dollar,'' she said, "and our group must continue to keep their status with the constant up- grading of our professional knowhow, so that we can better service and help those clients." . . . Membership in the National Society of Ex- change Counselors is by invitation and is offered on- ly to a select group in the United States. . STEPHEN J . SUTllERLEN has joined the ;:;taff of home sales specialists in the Laguna Beach 9ffice of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Company. according to Marion C. Buie, vice presi- dent and resident manager. A resident or Laguna Niguel, the oew Coldwell Banker associate has been actively engaged in the sale of residential properties in the Laguna Beach area for several years. Suther.ten is a g11aduate of Santa Clara University where he earned a bachelor of science degree in commerce. Following graduation, he served a three- year term with the U.S. Navy, attaining the rank of lieutenant prior to his release. Active in professional groups, S\ltherlen is a member SVTHEfU,aN or the Lagun~ Beach Board of Realtors, serving on that group's'bylaws and multi- ple.listing commit~ees. BETTY BURKART, a high performance in- dividual and a top producer with the Real Estaters, was honored recently at the Mesa Verde Country Club for having closed over $?,000,000 in transac- tions during the first six months of this year. Mrs. Burkart has been as- sociated with the Real F.staters since her entry into real estate sales six years ago. She and her husband, Bill, live in the Mesa Verde area of Costa ~fesa and enjoy swim- ming and golf. SCOTT R. NEWCOMB or au11:111:a11:r Corona del Mar has joined the Orange County office' of the Charles Dunn Company, announces Richard N. Frost, manager or the 54-year-old California re- alty firm branch. · A native of Santa l\tonica, Newcomb,graduated from ele-mentary and secondary high schools in Corona del Mar and from the University of Southern California where he received a bachelor of science degree in business administration in January 1975. NEWCDM9 An avid skier, surfer and tennis player, Newcomb was a member of the United States water polo team that parj;icipat· ed in the World Student 'Games. in Moscow in 1973. The son or Mr. and Mrs. Renfro C. Newcomb of Corona del Mar, he will headquarter in the firm's Newport Beach sales offices at 4000 Westerly Place . . C. DONAl~D GRAEF of Laguna Beach is the latest addition to the staff or home sales specialists in the Laguna Beach office of Coldwell Banker·· Residential Brokerage Company. · For six years he was vice president. and assis· tant general manager ot Standard Abiaiives, lric., a Northridge-based manufac- turer and distributor of pro· prietary abrasive articles. He also was treasurer and a direc- tor.of the l~nn. · Earlier, Graef was affiliat- ed with Ford Motor Company's central purchasing office in Dearborn, Mich., where be served in an executive capacity prior to bis organ.iiing in 1956 the initial pureha.sing activitlet1 ol a euu niw Ford subsidiary, Aeronutronic Systema, loca~ eel in Newport .Beach. He was materiel nl811ager when the firm subsequenUy became PbDc:o.Pord. • • -Big Canyon Townh01nes .· ·; Large, two-story luxury townhomes · located adjacent to exclusive Big Canyon Golf Course. Extensive glass areas with . · spectacular views. Sunken living rooms. Landscaped courtyards. Tennis. Choice of 5 floor plans. Bwlt·by McLain Realty Development, Inc. For infonnation call 644-2657. Spyglass Hiii Cusf0111 Lots . Limited number of lots with unparaileled, panoramic ocean views. · . · For infonnation Call John D. Lusk & Son at 557-8220:· Spyglass II .View llol118S Extensively-appointed, 2-4 bedroom homes with views. Sunken liying rooms. Fireplaces. 1 & 2 stories. Choice of 4 floor plans. Built by Lt.tsk Homes. s,.COldln ~ i-~ j ~ Unlvenhy-eark Tow•honles 2-to4·bedroom family t;Qwnhomes located adjacent to Universit}r, COmmunity Park. 1 & 2 storjes, imJ?act firep_laces, wet bars! 4 floor plans awab~e. Built by JM. Peters Compan)" .~,.. ' For infonnation call 8384ffi0. TheCove · Lwctuy-waterfrontcondominiums in the Village of Bayside, Newport Beach. · · 1 & 2. stvries, 2 & 3 bedrooms. Built by Irvine Padfic Development Co. ' For infonnation call 644-3165'. Sycaa1.....eCreek ..... 'Distinctive single family hillsicl,e residen- ces in the Village ofTuitle 'Rock. Built by Broadmoor.Homes, Jnc.1 & 2 stol'Yi split- level models. Patio styles with atriums. for infonnation call 557-6220. For infonnation call 5444230~ ' . . To place your name on JUI Advanee Information List tor !lizy,of the deWJOpQtents described on dW\t>ftp, pleue call the nllmher listAid. · ' ~ I. r IRVINE • VILLAGES \ 'H ..... CDIWA' • • ' • I • ••• • • I ' I i I I , , ....... , .... ibw14, 18'5 DAii. v N.or •1 • • • I , .. • 11 "''' •• •, :., ) , ,, •I '· • • I .J.1 II 1· I r• ! ' " ,, '·' i:... I'' I • )., ;,· •/, • • t .. ' . .. •' , .. '' • ' ,,, . ..,, ... . '/ ... · " • ~ t 02 DAILY PILOT • Sunday. September 1'4, 197~ ere on your ortune • ••• ' • I q '' .. ~· .. !- f. r,· t • Look around your houte and gorage and yau'll prollably dltco•er you ll1r1e a mountain of okllet but goocllet you could .. 11. Mo•• that -'aln. CaH a friendly acl-•ltor at Ille Dally Piiot. Use the direct line. Thousattcls of ready.to-buy ad readen are "thopplllCJ Ille ads In Ille Dally Pilot e•ery day. Many are eaqer to buy just what yau ha•• to sell. • ' Advertise in the Oran9e Coast Newspaper with ~~ tltititf· Classified Ad Line 642-5678 • - l • • • l 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p . ' I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D • 5 6 7 8 Tht Blu111 Marllttpillc• on the °'*We Cont DAILY PILOI CLASSIFIED ADS ~:i~n ~ ~·= ~ ( 642 •5678). ~~= .... ( t.. 1000-2999 nc-•· '•...:.. MIR"°"'" ...... IOGO '°" ' • • .... · · · I.Ht I P.....t .. . .. 5050-...,., '*• I ..,_ R~ "· · · • .... :J000.4699 S.WH I~. 6000j09? ~ .. • .... -'°" Bu n , --I &:...,_I ""-bile• I Olf:or _ finan<lal .......... 500C).50ff Ion ...... 700C).71" y,..,, -.... 9100......., ~~!~!.':>.~~ ........ 1~~~:.'::..~ ........ ~~!.0:.~ ....... 1~~~ ....... . &oMral 1002-al lotJ GWHI 1002 •-•II 1002 •..................•......•................•.. . ............................................ . LUXUltT UVINI> RIASOMAIL Y l'lllCID In Newport Beach, beautifully & newly decorated 2 bdrm. & convert. den con- do. Walnut paneled living rm. & dining area , looking onto delightful garden patio. Lovely green park, clooeto pool . Asking $49,750 C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 IEASTILUFF C£MTEll 1002GOMnll 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J3!f 644-1133 ANYTIME 11.UFFS SPECIALISTS FOR 10 YEARS BEST IN BLUFFS OPEH SUH. 1·5 Former model. large & lovely -with al l the conveniences. 4 Bdrms., or 3 plus a den ; 2112 baths; family rm., din· ing area ; frplc . & lovely patio off the carpeted kitchen . Bright & light. 428 Vista Suerte. $62,900 HUCi HOMES 64M050 BA YFRONT ; view the yacht races from terrace of this 4 bdrm. + maid's . Wander along bayfront, or retreat LO the comfort of your living rm. Lease: or terms. NEW EXCLUSIVE; watttfront, priv. beach & boat slip. Charming 4 bdrm . home, outstanding view! $249,500 LEASE ; Baycrest, super 4 bdrm .• 2 v, ba., with pool. Gardener included. $700 Monthly. I002G••NI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IALIOA 15LAMD-llST IUYI 21:Z.Z121/2 AGA11 4 Bdrms., 3 baths &familyrm.; 4years old. Steps to best beach, plus 2 bdrm. apt. Move·in condition ! You cannot duplicate this at only $134,950. Call for app't. Ol'EH SUICIAY 1·5 320-3201/2 SAl'PHllll Charming 3 bdrm., 3 bath home ; 3 frplcs. & den. Xlnt location, plus 2 bdrm., 2 batb apt. for guests or in- come. $165,000 ' WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE ll9M-.,la-I.._, 675-3331 I i•------1 G._al I 002 '!""'!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!~!!!"-----••••••••••••••••••••••• GlfMnlll I 002 G1•1ral I 002 ERRORS: ·A<hotriiHn should check their ads doily and report ""· ron lmmoclotely. Th• DAILY rILOT .,,...., liability for the fint i• correct insfl"tiOft oNy. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BTOWHlR "OL' SPANISH BIG CANYON ESTATE" SHOWING I 0-5 •L£••1c•u. Spunish arched s--..... ""' courtyard entry. 4 King· .644·2466 sized bedrooms. 2"' Best in Big Canyon. Most Baths. Walk-in closets. desirable Plan 2 (con-Vaulted ceilings . \•ersation pit, etc.). lUgh 11-1.asslve family room l•--------1 upgrade. Gorgeous stone with crackling fireplace. & stucco 4 Dr. home on Large gourmet kitchen. YEO~DE FIX~R Early California 2·story Deserted by owner. \:1 Acfe. White picket fence. Old fashioned dining, im- mense hillh ceiling living room. fireplace, party room , gues t r oo m Private road entry - hurry ! CAii 645--0303. ' I I ' ' ' Publisher's Mottce: corner lot (SJ.S,000 would Laundry center. Party Allrealestaleadvertised not landscape this}. Will p a ti o enh•n ced by in this new5l1aper is sub· le a ve pit furniture & tropi c al la ndscaping. ject lo the Federal Fair other essential to plan. 3-Car garage. Tiie roof. Hous in g Act of 1968 Dlvorced & moving ... Near the beach. Must see which makes it illegal to sit u ation w o r l h to appreciate. E·Ztcrma. advertise "any pre· thou$andS lo buye r . Calltoday.842-2535. rerencc. \imitation, or Worth Sl95,000 will take OPfN r1( q . 11 s fvN ro111 Nl(f • discrimination based on $169 ,500. Will consider [~· ·· ~ rac"e, color, religion, sex. trade ror smaller home ' ~.Jl!a:1! !JI ;. A ca.mu U.11 C&IWlll' or,nalional origin, or an or condominium. Want . ~ ··. ,,· .... ~~-:. JiQ /$ EXECUTIVI HOME intention to make-any1 .1q~ui~c~k~s~al~e:o~r~tr~a~d:•·~Co~rt~ll·;~·~ .. ~·~-=~~~~~-~·~2~-~~!~I OMLY S67.900 such preference. limlta· Fox , ' owner. Ca 11 Laree faniUy home 4 tion, or discrimination." 644-2466. large bedrooms, 3 baths, HOME ON C·l formal dining room. plu< Thls newspaper will not GORGEOUS huge bonus' room. Don't knowin gly accept any + POOL Located on 19th Street is miss this immacualate adv ertis in g for real detorator's touch on this this older 2 bedroom beauty. AU ol lhis plus estate which is in viola· home & garage. Lot Is more can be purchased tionofthelaw. . customized Lusk home. 48 I O d C II b" t t . t" 717ci 1..:=..:c..=------Beautiful 4.Br, 2~-ba . x 4 eep . a su JCC o exts 1ng Houtet for Sale You must see the living now ... it 's a real fi nd . VA loan. Call545-9491 rm frplc!, the Van Luit $39,950 -Walker 1; lr.e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gtn•rol I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. autlfdlllordeooix A highly upgraded & c u stomized con · dominium In Big Ca· nyon. Beam ceil'a., par- quet Ors., paneling, shut· ters. Everything in the most exquisite taste. Cl· ty view. 2 BR., family rm. & TV roomsor3BR. W Hf cliff Esta!• Visualize a superb mstr. bdrm., dressing rm. & bath, opening to •an or· chid greenhouse, then a spacious guest suite, then a marvelous !iv. rm., bright & sunny. Formal dining rm .. kitchen with brkfst. rm. & a very lge. family rm. with wet bar. Easily ex- pandable to 3 bdrms. Outs ide , a fabulous garden & an over.iized pool. Call for app't. . EILEEN HUDSON REALTOR 644-0322 wallpapers, custom ram Ji · rm paneling-huge patios ttl ~. II. & xtra lrg pool. Just d.i1t-646~8111 ed at $124,SOO. IRVINE TERRACE AN\'TlME STOP!! Cottage of Chcrm ·~~~~~~~1 LOOKING AROUND . Real !stale Best buy ... Lovely living I-We specialize it.': relocat- & dinine rms open to DECOR.AYERS iag people looking ror b rick patio & shade homea . All ranges trees. 2-Frplcs. aunny MA.STIRPllCE available -$40,000and up brkfst area, laundry rm.. Beaut1£ully appointed 3 . YO U NAME 1'll £ 3·Br,2Y3ba +den.All for bedroom condominium TERMS . Fo r th a t $97,500. with spacious master UNUSUAL HOM E call II,._ C • "'Y~ bedroom suite. Near pool now to see. 546-2313. "" Al"'I "" and shopping. Lots of Ol'fN l1t '>•t1sivNJ011fN'Cf • Beautiful 4-Br. s e p THE REALl ESTAT~ M /sulte, cathedral ceil's privac y . Low m ain· -; tenance dues and . thruout . Elegant leasehold. Reduced to · wallpapers, pdush crplg. s e 11 at $65, 000 . Ca 11, ~·=·=·"::; .. ::;···:==:==:=:=:':'.. 2-Frplcs, gourmet kitch. 673.855(). 1- Llvin1 & dining rms o /look custom pool, jacuzzi, fireplt & masaive waterfall. By appt. only. $179,SOO. $3,ltODOWH Call 64o-6600 In Costa Mesa, lovely 3 Br. 2 Ba , community pool , p,yt patio. dbl garage, no yard work . Owner. 557-2814 ON THE SAND NewPort Beach Duplex 1----.------in prime-Summer rmtal Ms:W US'nMG location. Fabulous Tiew OCIAHROMT from second floor ob· DeluJle duplex + guest servaUon deck. $127,000. room + extra parking. 10~ down. CALL962·7788 $159.500! S©'R~lA-~t.tr~· .Q,, Kf:Y CALL 6 75-7060 '41P.€:ALTOP.Sh GOY'TOWHED That Intriguing Word Gom• wilh o Chud/e ·-"'-' .. , cu.~~~ill-"=;::::::;;:=:;:- 0 190fTOfo'"" rhe 6 !(ramb led -d· below to ...... ~. 0 tlrnp!e word• p,.,..1 !eiiett ot .-och Ir> 11' 1,,,.. of \QOJ(Jl"n. I· I~ j/1E 1 El I f-1 ~s "'\ •~N ..-(-.j-v.,.I ~1 ' . t / . I 0 I M R 0 B I ~;;1 ;;1 ;;1 ;;1 ;;1·;~. -In Mloml, wh"'• 1¢ 10111 r-· half of the population is r~H~U~RTc...,o_G~~1 Cuban, many retell stores j' I' I I have signs out front say-":::·;;::;·~:-;:::;·::;~-ing, HEnglish Spoke n 'I p R y S 0 0 I Here. N Other merchants ~~~,~IT'~!...;;.,'"'°" who're rnlly d l1cour1ged, '·=~~· :;;!·:;:;~· :;:~· are putting up new signs , reading, "-Spoken I s y K F I R 1 l:!,~ .. ~ .. ~=:1==1:·=:1:1 ·:i==:: : :i::i,!~i?E! ..... -·- SC:RAM-LETS AMwen o CloHlflcotlOfl 1090 ~PLUS POOL Hunt. Bch 3 Br, 2 ba Sl 6 00DOWM home. $34,SOOLodn pyt. In Co&ta Mesa. Not Just I CALL 55M800 sharp . it's PRE'ITY. lalboahyPtop. Very private patio. Com-R•alton munlty pool. No yard~~~~~~~~~ work.Call64&717l l· Huntington Harbour ! SALES Unusual opportunity to Join small. select stafr. 70% Com minion. F\J II "--~---·-;I tlme onl)'. Viii it our new P'" office 18051 Bolae Chica! Opot:Sat~l-5 Newpartlleliicll .. $70,900 .. 2540 Ylato .... WANT PRIVAC~T Great (or eniertalnin1 around pool and .. tio, 3 Huge bedrooms, 3balhs. He1v1 open bl:aaa ceil- ln11. Livln1, f&mlly. rormal dine+ detached 3 room studio. 646·3i28,eves:64f.'543 Lachenmyer Rr.1111,1 or call Ross Bartlett, 846·4408, Huatlnglon1 Harbour Estates. I LINDOAYE. C:h-1"9 Old -2 IR. N-NHYC: I Steps To lay ' $65,000 LA WSOH ltEAL TT 67MS62 2 sty. 4 BR, 3 Ba. t""tplcJ Club-Pool, Tennis, 1 bl• ocean, f1•'500. Prine. on. ly. Ml·~il ' The fastest dr•'W In th' Sell things fast will. Daily West .. ·• Dally Pilo~ Pilot Wont A•·. Classified Ad . t>hon' ··---- ..,, 642-5678. •• f l •• 1 --~--•••••••=~-•••• IH1 1ntrors.t I' , • ._.54e l"••~•,_S. 1·········-····~-····· ........... , ............ ···········--..... I . • ··-···-···-........ 1111 JOl2_~·-.. , • ........................ ............................................ .. roo&.-YllW-llACH-SIJt -Brand new llstlnal Sff th.b unuiual a BR home hllJb oo a bill o'Jooklng the beaut blue Pacific. 8-plng drivewfy QP\o enclo6ed courtyd. w /POOL , Sl'LIHDOll OH THE IAT Envision an evealng under the st8n Inside a huge lounge area or poplslde!' Thill 4 BR home created for tJiOse desJr. Ing something just a lltUe different. Jll06 GALAXY DRIVE SAT /SUN 1·5 UMDA ISLE llUGAHCE-$395 000 Superior quality & design in this beaut. NEW French Traditional. 5 Lge bdrms, faro rm, play.room, formal DR & 51> baths. Pool, sauna, pier /slip, 3· car gar. on most prestigious bayfront 76 LINDA ISLE DR. DAILY l·S "'-UFf'S"-HEAVfMLT HACIENDA Spacious • story customized "E " model. end unit. 3 Bdrms. huge faro rm w /wet bar, 2 frpl, 2'h baths. 2 Pati06 - even a dog run. $98,500 -Salud ! 2987QUEDADA SAT/SUN 1·5 SHIP SHAPE OH UDO ISLE Sound & comfortable ••. 5 cabins. 3 beads, compact galley, dining salon, brick fplc, sunny "poop" deck patio. Needs a new skipper & crew to enjoy it <>rchange the set of the jib. $95,500. llG CTH GOLF cqllRSE LOT Lge outstanding vu lot for custom home. Private drive from street to site. 2111 s..,J.....,HilsR- HEWl'ORT CEMTlll, H.L 644-4910 "****** Heritage Collection RUSTIC EASTSIDE · ·COSTA MESA CUft l 1•1100M a. l>EN -abake robf, big 11re111ace, ~ lot -with de- tached double garace inttar. 0.1 ok -. brand new llsUDi! Asking $t0,950. ~540-1151 HEW CUSTOM HOMES Z 11.AUlll'UL HIW quality built molwww . IMI••• nearing completion. Custom quallly everywhere you look. Buy now and choose your favCJrite carpet color. Pool size lots 'fith off.street trailer parking. Prestigious Newport addreu. ~540-1151 for morelnformaUCll. JUST REDUCED sura FA.MILT HOM& -5 bedrooms, 3 car garage,.3 full blltbs, i. 1 I ..... ,_ upgraded caipets, drapes & wallpaper: Room for pool table in . family room. See this now! ! Coll 540-1151 HORSE PROPERTY IE:.t.OTIFUL 3 IEDROOM with hardwood floors & brick fireplace. A neat, clean family home. Extras in~ incl. Owners anxious & Ibis is one of this great value at $59 ,000. Call 540-1151. I 6-rol I 002°G0Mrol I 002 Guorol I 002Go•rol I 002 .............................................. ······································-······ 2 llCi IEAllllRIL HOMES •!•Lallo-• A lowering J:?~ane Home -2-sty w /cathed ce1hngs, wrought·iron balustrade & faro rm. S.Big br, formal din rm, ,spac tiled garden kit o/looks pooJ.sz yd. On cul-de-sac st, 2500 sq ft of living. $69,000. •I• MlulGll Viejo• Spanish hacienda, 3-levels w /bdcms on upper lev. 2·Lower levels des for entertaining. Liv. rm w /dramatic ceil. effects, form! din rm & entry kit not ooly opens to bk. yd. but also o/looks fam rm. Des for o/side entertaining. A lovely place, min's from shop'g, schls & rec cenl. $63,000. t , c•saM222 VAWY RliLTY G-.ol 1002~-1002 ....................... ············-········· SACRIFICE Reduced SI 0,000 Lovely BIG CANYON 2 ~Lory Deane Home. Quiet street~ Pri vacy! 'l'astefully decorated, wool carpet & tile patios, 3 bedroom, 3 car garage. $120,000. ,;CAMEO fflGHUMD BEAUTY Intermingled beauty in this "Fun Llving" home. Four la rge bedrooms, two and one half baths. super electric kitchen with laundry, sewing rootn and much more. A joy to live in and also en· j oy private b each privilages. $92,500. Cull 673"8550. I ~~,,~-~"m,' 9 . 1r·s fUN roaf NICI' OM THE WATER W/loal Dock Dock your boat in front of your sunny, spacious 3 bed .. 2 ba home. Beamed ceil· ings thruout. Versatile home for indoor· outdoor entertaining. Private com- munity, no parking problems. Pleasant ocean breezes. OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun.1·5 P .M. $139,500. Call 6:!1·1400. CHIMA COVE-CorollodelMcr Fari..a.. 0.TMWoler Furnished or unfurnished. Outstanding 2 Story Contemporary home, with 3 bed. plus maid's room. Extraordinary VIEW borne furnished with antiques, greenery and warmth! It sparkles! Watch the boat parade from your home and relax on your own BEACH. Waterfront Homes (714)631·1400 A HOME WITH CHARISMA Warm & decorator sharp 2 story, 3 bed, 2 ba. Soaring pitched beam ceilings. Roof Garden. Walk to beach. Boat storage area. Call Virginia Kendall. 631·1400 OPEN HOUSE Sat&Sunl·5P.M. 223 Lugonia $65.500 • • • VIEW OM ntE WATER Custom designed home with loads of quality & living area. Gracious 2story. 4 spacious bedrooms, each with bath. Formal din. rm .• family rm. Courtyard envy. VIEW. BOAT SLIP. Dover SJlf)res. $246,000. Call63l·l®o ••• OCEANFRONT LOT. See & hear the SURF. Build your dream home over· looking the SEA. Prestige community with security gate. Flexible W?rms, trades $129,500 W~ONT HOMES 263.1 W CoMI Hl9hwey -Jleoch (7141631 -1400 OPEN THIS WEEKEND WGAMT CAMEO SHOR1S Spacious 3 bdrm., 3 ha. home With panoramic ocean view. Lovely pool, with ample decking , easy entertaining. 80% Loan avail. at less than current interest rate. $157,500. 4507 Tremont, CdM. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 CLOSE TO HOAG HOSPITAL Just listed; 3 bdrm., 2 ba. townhouse; 3 car garage. $45,950 ; F1exlble terms. 404 Superior, N.B. OpenSat/,~.1·5 FA.MILT SIZED DUPLEX 4 Bdrms., 2'h baths; almost 2,000 sq. ft. living space each unit. Xlnt buy at $124 ,500. 617 Iris, CdM. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 HEW DELUXE DUPLEX 3 Bdrms., 2 baths; 2 car spaces each unit. $ll9,000. Builder anxious! 719 Poinsettia, CdM. Open Sun. 1·5 WATERFROMT WITH SUP 2 Bdrms., large family rm.; also, spacious playroom. Priv. beach & slip for 36 ft. boat. $142,500 . Easy financing. 47 Balboa Coves, N.B. Open Sat/Sun.1·5 HEAR COUMTllT CLUI 3 Bdrms., 3 baths; huge family rm. with wet bar. Only $61,500. 126 Master Circle, C. M. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 . V E AR BAY AND BEACH 675-3000 2407 ~ COA S T H WV COR O N A Of" L MAP IOOZGtMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Peter/Jarrettl'<eaft'I. prejenfj ' CORONA DEL MAR NEW LIS11HG • DUPLEX -21'.i years new and quality construction. Perfect for owner occupancy and tenant to help pay the way. 1700 Sq. ft. of charm. Each unit, 3 bedroom, family room, dining room and upper has huge sundeck and view of ocean. Asking$137,500. 510.A•ocodo,C.,._dolMcr Son 1·5 POVER SHORES MARTB.OUS 4 bedr--· separate children's wing, family room w /wet bar. formal dining room, large master suite, pool size yard. 13384ntl1J11C1Woy,He..,....tlcli Sundoy l·S EMJOY BEACH OR CAHAL CHARMIHG 2 --2 bath, easily converted to3 bedrooms. Great value in fast appreciating area. Only $53,500. JIM DAl'llDY MEW LISTING IH FUH FILLED HEWPORT SHORES, 3 bedroom + den or 4 bedroom with fabulous carpeted patio over garage just off master bedroom. You must see this to appreciate its uniqueness! 642-5200 • 675-4060 • I • I t!!::::.~~•••••••l~.~~.5:!!••-•••• ~SU!)d!X=;:=•.:Sop=-=°"'=.:;14:..1 .:;1'=1S-----'-'DAl=L:!V.::Pl~L::;Of::_ Ill 1.. 111112.111 ·,.. ~002 , ... _Fors. ~Fors. llonnFors.:le ...... ..... ·---·-···-·······--····· ·-··········---··· .................. _ ...................... . G'1a1NI 1002 •-:• 1002 •1 1:.. IOll ·············--······ ........................................... , ... . REALTORS 67W$1 I ----OPIN HOUSES *$38.500*" ALL TERMS ·4 IR.Townl11•• t u.xury country .t:::,f; Air conditklned. courb. SwlmmllJCpoola. 1..a rt~ ar.-..-eo belL Y~CAMI'°" GOUI COUISI LoTo!Y. ~ ..... y '°' 1"'1· ...,._.., ....... bidden % •1«7· Wh lanlu -1111· SH,IMI "'11 price. 'l'n! -••• 1111.• opiloae. C•tl ... nn. -$48-3928 eves SAT & SUH I toS . - • O#H Ill 9 • 11 S NH 10 If NICf' ~crHE RE AL ' ~E STATERS 307 MAllHtOLD Aft.. C11 :•r .. Mor just ooe block to the ocean beach. French doon open to huge Chinese elma abad.ing the brick patio and lawn. Wood· paneling, beam celllng. pegged floors & picture windows add Charm to this three bedroom, two bath lioine; three car garage plus paneled bobby room. TWO LEGAL LOTS make this a best buy at $119,500. 6 BEDROOMS G-:tl 100%11•.. 1002 . ....................... .., .............. , ... . Gre1t for Ute big famil7 ~-::~~~rk. ' •OOm lor lhe 1hut-macnab/lrvtna terbugs, -peUo. near bu..s, freeway and reafh• 1hopplni. 1bis loY4)1y 2-"~ 1&.ory 1hake rooled home l!.ur~~~ ::~ in•IUA4 --='-F-,-"-.-.-H-o-.,.-,-s---4714 COflUHD Dlt. c • ...... I • Freshly painted, freshly di.aped, freshly carpeted & fresh fruit trees (apricot, apple, Almond & plum) too. Spadous patio & yard areas; four bedroom home or three & convertible den, private beach. Priced best In the area at S85,900. 6414 SIBRA UAYO -........ One to be proud of. Beautifully decorated 3 bedroom, 2 bath, private lighted atrium for elegance in entertaining. $117,500 .. llolloor 'flew Hile This five bedroom Somers·et model Is traveling incognito; give yourselves a REAL TREAT & see the gorgeous improvements -wood corbels, beams, 'polished tile floors, leaded glass windows, beautifully tiled swimming pool, outdoor kitchen. It's lovely. Call for appointment. lJO SIA WARD: Sllcndllla. Interesting split·level with beam ceilings, wood paneling; 3 Bdrm. & extra large, separate family room: spacious lawns, fruit trees & flowers. Choice private beach. $99,950. llATROMT: '"'""JM Uoll on the Lido Peninsula. Boat slip available. Will exchange for Newport Beach home. $165,000. Call for detailed information. MOllLE HOME PARll: Eight (plus) acres partially developed to 62 spaces. Beautifully located in park·like area with its own stream. Owner may exchange for Orange County property or may help finance; $395,000. COLE OF NEWPORT' REALTORS Jll Ii E. Coast lfwr. C-dol M<r 67~551 I c ... , .. IOOZG1Mral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VALLEY REALTY PRESENTS HARIOR VIEW Largest lot in Harbor View Hills - complete with custom pool and jacuzzi -6 bdrm. FR & formal DR. $148,000 OpenSun.1·53626Catamaran. CAMEO HIGHLANDS Need quick sale -owner has bought another. Lowest priced ocean view in . C.D.M. Now only $87,000. Open Sun. 1·5. 4733 Cortland. OLD C.D.M. Quaint C.D.M. cottage -2 bdrms -"2 -baths and pool. Charming starter home for the young or young at heart. $66,500 Open Sun. 1·5. 612 Heliotrope U.GUMA IEACH CONDOS Beautiful 2 & 3 bdrm. condominiums with white water views. Open daily 1·5 -420 Cypress. IATSIDE B.EGAHCE French country style on wide sandy beach. Decorated with professional chic. Built around a private courtyard for utmost privacy. $239,950. Open Sun· day 2·6. 1933 Bayside. Call 67S.722S CAL L US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF VALUE VALLEY REALTY A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. IOOZGcwaol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT WATERFRONT 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, pier and slip. Only $15,000 down. -Assume 7V4o/c. Owner will acrry. Full pMce $132,500. PRESTIGE I HOMES REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE JM N. M_,-t '"4 .• H..,.n a.-•. 6•1·66•6 645-6646 !!!~ 7S2 .. 1HO MOO QUAtl. SI. IUO' WALLED VILLA Hidden behind maulve gales and a high privacy w a ll is ·this opulent Newport Beach maoaton with a spectacular pan· oramic view. No expeose w11 s s pared lo its old world construction, di;- corating and fumishln&. Available with oc without furnishings, the owoers w ill consider bolh t.1X· changes and the use of other properties u all or part of the down pay. ment. By appointment tu qualified buyers onJy 1£19::::! . Praplft'tiir• ' 752•1920 MOO QUAil lt. HI 1 a1A01 Rllslic Fixer Aged owner retired to rest home. Left property vacant -needs some loving care. FantasUc In· vestment or perfect starter. Quiel hidden col· ta~e shaded by huge s waying palm trees. R oom f o r extra houses-R·2 lot. Better hurry. ca I l 645{B'.13 400lu;*FORJM c.M. ~; · .•• :-·• -.. NEWPORT HTS • Party pool home on quiet cul-de-sac s treet near Harbor }11~ Sunken liv- ing rm with lge comer fireplace, upgr aded kitchen , 4 lge bdrms. 646·7111. Open 1-::ves. -. . COLLEGE PARK IE.A.UTT Choice Costa Mesa loca· t1on. Wa lk ro schools & s hopping . 3 Large bdrms, 2 ba. nice family rm, dbl fireplace. Newly li &ted. Ca ll t oday. 545-9-191. -' ' COSTA MESA CHARM · OHL T $36, 9 50 Lovely fam home, 3 lge bdrm, 2 patios, Jge lot, bu.ill-ins. 1\U or this pl us you can buy subject to existi n g VA l oan. $45-9491. -. . - CALIF RANCHER OHL Y $63.900 You won't believe this Exec. home at this pnce. Palos Verdes stone galore. 1'h1s 4 bdrm. 2 I.la home has over 2,000 sq. ft. Can be purch:ist..'Cl ~uh· JCCl to 6 o/o V A loa n . ~S·S49 l. --===---- DUPLEX J Bdrms .. 2 bath.'! each unit; frplcs , bit ins. Ideal location for sum· mer twint £•r rentals. $85,000 . 673·3663 &12·2253 Eve~ associated 8 1101( CPS -RE Al TORS lOl\ ""° Balboa 1>11-)1>61 1002 GcMral LAST OF A KIND CHAHNB. DUPLEX IOOZ Muc h 11o ught :ifter. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• RAR El~Y AVAii .AHLF. 1--------IMEWPORT Newpo•l Beach duple< • Bdrm up. 3 bdm down •; P.rr.!~!~!t 4 Br, 4 Ba &Gallery. 2 fireplaces, ~ba.r Deluxelcitrhen Pier for y11chl to60' You ma y sele:cL the finishing touches. 67~120 INCOME Block lo chnnnd & I FOUR· PL EX, pride of BLOCK TO OCF.AN. 1-~x · ownership. Deluxe units-cellent income+ pride of Fireplace,blt.ns.,2baths owne r ship. A RARE each. Only 8 yn. old. 1!.EACll BARGt\lN . $134 500. Fee land Prime f 1rst to call · geti; tn !,1'(' ' · it! Call now. 546-131:1. ar;R.'ESTIGE HOMES Cl"fN ,n q. "~ •11N ioR1 N.rr• Realtors ~·w••• [~1 IJ~IH;lj CLASSIFIEDwill selllt. _ .;:::i11-==-:::i-=•1••!!!! ,.oM $59,500 TO $745,000 ... HONEST TO GOODllESS YAWi! Best priced condo in Newport Crest. Well located. 3 bedroom-2'h bath home with upgraded carpeting & drapes. View!! 3 decks I I Submit all offers!! Asking $60,000. Polly Johnston 642-8235. CV45) DO'fllt SHORIS 'flEW Four bedrpoms, formal dining· room. family room .. View from almost all rooms. By Appt, DODna Godshall $164,500, (V46) A HOME WITH A YIEWI Magnificent view of Harbor & Night Lights -4 bedrooms, family room, pool sized yard. Priced at $1.59,500. Bob Owens 642·8235. (V48) WATEIROMTCASTU!-' IMMEDIAnPOSSISSIOH Enter guildhall doors to your own world of tile floors, carved manUe. old English chandelier. Fleidble floor plan 3·5 bedroom, family room, dining room, dock for 3 boats. OPEN SUN. lfJ.2 P.M. 56 LINDA ISLE. (V49) WON'T LAST LOMG ·Most appealing 4 bedroom, 21'.i baths w /free form pool in tropical setting. Prime Cameo Highland area. PMvate beaches $89,500. Elaine Sve· deen or Bob ·owens for appt. 642-8235. (V50) IT'S TOUR MOYI! To Harbor View Homes -spacious 4 bedrooms w /family room & formal dining. Features include high beam ceilings, parquet entry, Jots ofllSed brick & quality carpeting tbruout. $89,500, ineludes the land. Helen Hartley 642·8235. (V51) CAMEO HIGHlAHDS-.- • OWHER TllAHSRRRED Spaci ous 4 bedroom ''U''-sbaped home w /ultra private yard. Ex· tensive use of paneling. Priced for quick sale at $87,500. OPEN SUN.1·5 P.M. 4610 DORCHESTER. (V52) 5 IEDROOM YIEW EST.An Breathtaking, contemporary home overlooking Big CanyCll golf course. Each room featuring its own view balcony. Comfortable family roQm opens onto spacious outdoor enter· tainment area with pool and jacuzzi. Separate adult and junior·adult wings. OPEN SUN. 1'5 P.M. 116 CHERRY HILLS $310,000. (V53) CiOLFIR'S DBIGHr Exquisitely decorated 3 bedroom Monaco in exclusive Big Canyon. 4th fairway. Cheery yeUow and green , decor. Buill·in BarBQ, used brick patios -a ir conditiooing. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 12 RUE GRAND DUCA L (V54) BARG.AIM HUMTIRS ONLTI Like a brand new home -Indoor- Ou td oo r. room for pool, pro- fessionally decorated -Nothing like 1t to compare -3 bedroom, 3 bath, family room, formal dining in out- standing area. OPEN SUN 2-6 P.M. for your inspcction.1915 SANTIAGO CVSS> OPEH SUND.AT 1-5 P.M. SPECTACULAR MAHSION 1187 LINDA ISLE 7.000 square feel! Over 100' of tiled & onyx terrace. View the bay & large boat slip. Marble noors, hi gh ceiJ. in gs , bil!J a rd roon1 , family room, 6 bedrooms. gourmet kitchen, 3 bars, jacu?.zi. wet & dry sauna. subterra- nean garage. $745,000 including l pnmc land. (V56) IRYINE Sl'ECIAL!! Super s barp 4 bedroom. family room home on quiet cul-de-sac!! Only $59,500 including land!! Laszlo Sharkany 644·6200. (V 57) CUSTOM -c;>UAIJTT YIEW HOME ln Corona del Mar w /unlimited possibilities for large family or se parate suite for in-laws or teenagers. Heated & flltered pool and a 1BO d egree View! 5 bedrooms, fami ly room. bonus room, 3 fireplaces and 31'.i baths. $160,000 Land in cluded. Belle Chase Lee 644 ·6200 (V58) 44J .. JJ!5 to I OOolet" ~ '44-4200 .............. l J • I -- •• I I • DAJLYP•LOT Sund!y,S!etembtr14,t91S ~,,,_.--H•tMtfor ••-•'•'••••••••-.. •-••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..................... . D4 l H ~~~ I -I .. llUl1&1F1' 11111.. .. . 'iNt •-t-I ~ eee ... eeeeeeee•eeeeeeeee eeeeee•••••••MaeeeMee ' Ht•••Forl4t H1w· ... ,_.S. · 111 1nFw~ Ha•nForSM •••• • 1002 ••••rtl ·111'2 • ...................... J .......................................................................... !................. .................... .. . ••• ,.. 10010_,.. 1001 ....... ... 100:1•···,., 1002 . .. ............................................................................................ GREENTREE Sharp 2 Br Lovely family home with loads of glass. $49,500. OLD CdM Builders Saec:ial An R-2 lot in old Cdf.irw1i BR, 1% Ba home in rear. Room to build. $65,000 . BLUFFS Sacrifice Highly upgraded 3 BR, 2 Ba Condo, Priv. End Unit. Owner anxious. $69,950 . . BIG CANYON Oceanvlew · 2 BR, 3 Ba, many upgrades, $139,500. ()pen Sat & Sun. 1·5. #5 Rue Valbonne Luxurious Uving 3 BR, 21'> Ba, many upgrades, $139,500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. ·#9 Rue Grand Vallee. HARBOR VIEW Abandoned $12, IOO! Lovely 4 BR home, loaded w /xtras. Owner anxious. Bring offers. $89,900. Vacant & Waitinq Brand new, never lived in 3 IJlt, 2 Ba, home. $77 ,995. fee. r 3 B~~!!! ~~ P!R 0 Jark. Immediate occupancy. $495. mo. · lease. R.E. SALES Come join our group! Unique, ' opportunity in our CdM office. . 673-7601" Anytime 1002 ··············~······· .•...........•......... HOMES OPEN 1-5 '11111 Afl- UHICjlUI OH SPYGLASS HILL -5 bdrm, Nantucket, pool, jacuzzi and A /C. Only $l59,750. See Dorothy Johnson at #18 Mission Bay Dr. UHICjlUI IH CAMIO HIGHLAHDS -3 bdrm, ram rm, 2200 sq n. pool, cyn view. See Nancy Laux at 601 Rockford Road, $89,500. UHICjlUI IH llG CAHYOH -French Regency w /fairway views. 3 bdrms, 4 baths, Oawless workmanship. Cob- blestone motor court. Air·cond. -$250,000. See Vergilene Hull at 81 Royal St George. UHICjlUE IH OLD HAlllOR YIEW HILLS -2 bdrm 2 bath pool home, view, open feel. See Natalie Fogarty at 1100 White Sails Way, Corona del Mar. Only $84,500. UHICjlUE IH MESA YERDE -a vacant 5 bdrm, backs to golf course, popular Buccola floor plan, $91,500. See Gudrun Coady at 1791 Tanager Dr. UHl9UE IH llG CAHYOH -Unique decor and ldscping, pool and sep. jacuzzi, 4 bdrms, only $174,500. See #9 Torrey Pines Lane. ' UHICjlUE IH COROHA DEL MAR - Classic contemporary unit! 2 bdrm, 2 bath + loft, plus older home. See Pat Lane at 436 Fernleaf, CdM. UHlfj)UE OH SPYGLASS HILL -17,000 sq. ft . lot, 4 bdrm single story, nearly new. $189,500. See Fran Scott at 67 Mon- tecito, Spyglass Hill. UHIQUE IH llG CAHYOH -See #5 Royal St. George. Large, beautiful 5 bdrm. Priced at $259,500. 'UHICjlUE IH HARIOR VIEW IROAD- MOOR -Sparkling beauty boasting 4 bdims, fam. rm., putting green, deck· ing & view make this a most desirable offering at $121,000. See Ronnie Lundy at2S06 Wavecrest. UHICjlUE IH MISA YERDE -4 bdrm plus 20x20 bonus room. sgle sty nr park & school. $63,500. See Glenn Statum at 2900Pemba Dr. UHlfj)UE IH llG CAHYOH -3 bdrm, Monaco, extras, views, low price of $142,500. See Rita Boland at #9 Rue Valbonne. Ullli!IC>UI: tif)Ml:S REALTORS• "t'HE NfCE$THOPLE SELLING TME NEATEST HOMES CORONA OE L MAR, 676-6000 MESA VERD£, 54&6990 • CALL US WHAT'S Ii' WOllH7 1be conservator Invites .your bid on this lovely view hQ.me In Irvine Terrace. The Lido to Jetty harbor view Is ·visible from the huge llvlng- room, dining roopi & master BR, suite. (It ha.a 4 BR, 3 Ba.)."Here Is how to bid. First inspect the home this weekend. If you Ulce It, make an offer_ If your offer Is satisfaetory to the conserva~r. it will be forwarded to, the court for approval (!"> probate)- 1bat's all there Is to it. T:l'JllY a rare' opportunity, Come see It. Ol'IH HOUSE SAT SUK l•I ltlS SAIRIHA llUACI, CDM MmCULOUS .. .is hardly the word for this lavishly refurbished home in Harbor View Hllls. Designed & decorated l>Y Dorothy Wilke. The lot Is 210 IL wide, offering an unobstructed view of bay & ocean. This mint condition residence offers gorgeous gardens with greenhouse, 4 BR. 2 ba. 6: powder rm., 2 frplcs., library with special office closet & exquisite foyer. Call fnr app't. to see. $183,400 IOATS SAIL IY .• - . . . the front door of this spacious bayfront home with wide sandy beach, close to harbor entrance. Huge living area plus 4 big bedrooms. Just listed $258,000 Ol'EH HOUSE SUN. 1-5 ltlt IAYSIDE DRIVE · CHECK COMl'AJt.UI K • _ ... in Cameo Highlands (CdM), then make off er on this freshly decorated 3 BR home with ocean view. Lots.of red brick & sturdy beams. Ac~s rights to private beach goes with }be deaj. See this Sunday! Ol'EH HOUSE SUH. 2-5 4121 CORT\AHD, CdM IA YFROHT LOT •• - ... At the end of the Peninsula, near jetty. Owner will raze ex_isting structure. Truly a one-of·a-kind location! Price, (cleared) just $285,000. " VIEW! VIEW! YIEW! This 4 BR, 3 ba., with den, located in 'Harbor View Hills, is literally surrounded by view. Vacant. More right in. See this weekend. OPEH HOUSE SUH. 1·5 2731 PEllLE DRIVE. CdM HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2865 E. c-1 Hwy .• C°""'o clel Mar "Solllng Real Es-in Howport Harbor Sine• 1944"· 673-4400 ~~•~••••••••!~.~~!:~~~!'! .......... !?~~ G...... 1002GeMnll 1002 I j PRIVACY PLUS Skinny-dipping pool. 7 Sliding glass doors to atrium and 2 private yardS. 2000 ·Sq. ft., 4 bedroom, 2 bath, formal dining,· large family room with fireplace OCEANWOOD HOME for $69,900. Call 962-4454 DRAMATIC WOOD Paneling in entry and living room with comer brick fireplace sets the romantic mood in this beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 bath, CENTURY SHORES home. Can be YOURS for $46,900. Call now 962-4454 E·Z LIVIM' E -Z.walk to elem, jr bfgh&college E·Z·bike to private family recrea· tion center E-Z-access to freeway E-Z.time to So. Coast Plaza &Z-terms -VA assumable E-Z-size big 3 bedroom +family rm ·E-Z.to&eel I CallS46-4141 OHE-OP.A·KIHD Exclusive 4 bedroom, big family room; Early Ai;nerican home. S Custom decor baths + a secluded guest suite. Enjoy the cozy brick fireplace on cool winter evenings. This is a must see! CallS46-4141 OWNER ANXIOUS Transferred owner must sell his beauUful 3 bedroom Spanish style luicUmda. Wall< to Mlle Square Golf Ooune 6: Cowltty Oub from this one ,.ear old h<>111e. Great for family llv- lllg wltb n acre-park and 3 pools nearby. s:;a,eso. 6«kl161 GRACIOUS LIVING Eleeant Big Canyon, home. 4 Bedioom family 'l'OOm, 1onnal din· ing S baih. 'Low maintenance yam with 9 hole AstroTurf putung gre Man1 extras. See to appreciate. $1611,500. 6'0-6161 IH IEAUTIFUL IAYCREST, Hewport -1117 GLIHWOOD LANE • MOVED-OFFERS OR TRADES. 4BR, 3\'>ba, formal din rm, fam rm, 2 . fpl's, pool, security fence. OPEN SAT /SUN. II :00 to 5'00 l'M RHODA MAGIL, lltr.1714.1642'3600 G1•1ral 1002 S. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SPAHISHFIXER 31R·2STY POOLIEAC:H $28,500 Large entertainiU sized living room. Kftchen large enough to prepare banquet and laree enough dining room to serve lt. Sweeping stain to bedroom suit.el. huge hideaway master. Take ov"-7%% FHA. NO NEW LOAN COSTS. $196 /mo. pays all. HURRY FIRST TO CALL GETS THIS BARGAIN. Call 9113-7111L °""" rk t • rf'S NH TO Iii! NICI I 1 FHA APPRAISED .... at $42,500. llX>O Sq.ft. or home. 4 Bedroom, 2'1.i baths, large Camily room with bltn bar, living room •. dining. Ealing area in kit c hen . Hardwood. floors. FUlly air conditioned. Won't last at this price! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• RmRi\MEHTIMMIHEHT77 211 38th St., Npt. Beach. Charming 2 bdrm. home, across from park; strolling distance to water. Open Sat. 1·5. $56,500 5302 Neptune, Npt. Beach. Furnished 3 bdrm. 5 Years old. Quiet location. Bit-ins, cozy frplc., $77,000. Open Sun- 1·5. DAVrDSON nEALTY 58(11 W (,'.J\I ! !w v N H 645 · 1575 )lit> Nl·wpvit Blvd ~J B 673·9060 -G1Mral .. 10021G-"" 1002 ........•...• ~ •••.........................•... 'flewporf Ba'! BALBOA PENINSULA Custom 4 Bedroom, 4 Bath Fireplaces, Wetbar, Library Ultra Modem Kitcheh This home is still under construction1' you may chOOSf the fmishingtouches.. Ol'EH HoUSI MS WHllEND 1202Eastl•••••d. 675-1120 • ( .... , RESaNl1Al. ~ COll'N« ' ·~-~ ***SPYClASS*** WOW! WHAT A ·VALUE! Npular Spy11MS >at.ary1 4 bedroom bonus room- Oul8tandlnl( decor Inside ., out-Onl7 $159,000. Owner gone. Seldom a chance like this! JO MISSION IAT DIL OPIM l·S SPYGLASS-BEST VIEW, Panoramic Yiew of Newport Beach, Bay, and ocellll-8 bedrooms, family room, bonus l'C!OtDt ~ peg floor eotryi wet bar, pool; Jacuzzi. Enelqsed courtYard entryw!Ui ountaln. $189,000. ** * WESTCllFF-8AYCRlST ***. THE WAY WE SIEE IT ••• You can spend money. Or you can spend plC!De)' well. We urge you to see thla offering. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, family room. View. SUE,500. IOJ:l SAMnA•O DlllYI OPIH l·S. . SOOO SPECIAL Spacious quality-built home on one of area's largest lots featuring 4 bdrm, 31'> ba, 3 fireplaces, 4-car garage. 3 separate yardS."l)·uly one nf a kind-$1.85,000. ll06 ~A CIRCU OPIH l·S. BOUNTY IN BA YCREST Spaclous41)edroomfamilyhomewjthsparlcllilgpool& outdoor entertaining, area. Open corner locaUon on quiet street. Offered at$11B,OOO. * * * HARBOR VIEW HILLS *'* *) • TRAHOUIL smlHG Beautiful 3 bedroom Iiome with ocean & canyon view. Enclosed courtyard with pool. Excellent Corona del Marlocation.$109,750.orlH l·S t90 SAHDCAST\I IF YOUR FAMILY HEEDS ELBOW ROOM You'll find it in this 2-stroy 4 bedroom, family room, dining room home in Harbor View Hills. Excellent con- dition. Good sized yard. Fabulous bl\Y at $109,000. 893 SANDCASTLE. Ol'IH l·S. ' * * * UNIVERSITY PARK * * * FAMILY STYLE University Park -steps to everything, park, pool, schools, shops. 5 bedroom, 21'.1 bath, family room home with courtyard entry. Privacy galore. $67,500- 17t3Z ANGELL Ol'IM ~S. UNIVERSITY PARK-OPEN HOUSE Beautiful Village 3 townhouse. 3 bedrooms &i family room w /fabulous patios. Near pools & tennis, Come see! Asking $67 ,500. 17661 lllDWOOD TREE LM. OPEN l..S. * * * SHORECLIFFS * ** WHITE WATER ·Vll~W .. ., 't. ' : .. Charming 5 bedroom home on quiet cul-de-sac-End- less view of ocean, can¥on ·& hllls:'Steps tn private beach. 3 used-brick fireplaces, pegged oak noor in family room. $234,000. PRIME ESTATE Lovely custom home on large two-lotalte. 3 bedrooms, 4 baths; den, large guest suite; 40' pool, lusb tropical gardens. Fee. $229,500. _,,- Ol'IH Z·S P.M.247MORHIHCiCAMYOH. * * * BAYSHORES ** * THIS IS PERFECTION! Charm galore in thia2bedroom2baUijewel of a home. 2 private beaches & boatli1g facilities. Gate to Balboa Bay Club. Hurry. $98,500. 2711 IAYSHOll DlllYI! Ol'IN z.s. . con COTTAGE Private beaches -securlty-boatfacillties available to lucky owner or this 2 bedroom home with near-new guesthouse-hurry. $68,500. · CUSTOM DECOR Real pride o! ownership in this 9pacious home. 3 bdrm, fam. rm, din. rm,.2 patllls and large yard for boat or volleyball $98,500. ***THE BLUFFS*** GREAT BUY Super sharp and sparkling fresh with new paint inside &o.ut-This Cnurbedroomcondois "moveinready"for tbevery fussy. $59,500. . . HEW "9" PLAN Popular "Q" plan wiUi conversaUon pit and fireplace ill living room. Large master suite and dressing area. Three bedrooms. On_greenhelt-!eeland-$79,500. · **1rltl:OME ·*** fNCOME-PEHIHSULA 3 BR -2 BA-·Guest. 8 years old. Next to beach, cl..,e to market, bus. Good coodlll.on. Excellent Income potenUal. $1Z7 ,500. WALKING IHCOM~!! Walk to the beach -lbop~'.t theatir from this classic Balboa rental priced toseu at$8f ,500. TAX SHB.TER CLOS'-OUT Never vacant Corona del Mar duplex-'l'wo-2 bedroom ,low maintenance units. Come see & make aa offer. $16,000. • llBGnk&r 21&1 S. -.un Hills ltd. &44-17&6 • . . ' I ' ---.---- -~~~ .. ~.~~ ...... J~~~",_Wt lt11111Llw~ 111111n,_S. 'H1u1n,_S. 1••111n..,~ CM.YN.OT 8" • ...... ·-· ........ ·-·-···· ........ ~ ••••• -........ ·············--· ···············-.. •••• ················-··.. ..,,..,,~,.., 1171 z •••••-•••••••• .. ••••••,,!~!.~ ~ ltoJ •••c4 tooit111u.. IMJ e1mu.. IOOJ•1•nl ~IOOI l ... ""._.S.. !tf1mn,_~ H1wn,_.S. • • ---------;,;··;,:·;,;· ;.:·::··;··;,: .. ;:•::,•·;;· ····················-····.;········-··--· ......................................... ..-. ,.. ..................... ·············-----·· ···············-··~·-·t ________ _,, ______ ea.•u.. IOOJ•1•1.. 1002 ••1111 IOU I ::0~s'! ~~~mi • CNMSAT/MM~:> 'a:11..,u.s-i BEST IN BLUFFS ~ ""'Sii;;s;·.;;; ... · ( ~~~thin'aea·!'.'~~£.«"b°!~ WPlatmroot •Bl\ .. 5 ba., rumpus rm. Ol'IN ,., 2tl1 P111A wtv ... a..t OPEN SAT. SUM l·S PM COTTACHI • w• ,, '"""" ·--er&float,sandybeacb. $295,000 Ba"'ronl w/lovelft."•v, ~ lJabt -...v1M15HID TllPUX one block to Slt,900 a •Cl'lllal dlnlne rm. living ' T • ....,, • bed $Und It with N I D<I 1 N I f.amllyrm.wi~·....,. r~., sep. Uke new! 4 BR.,, ba. l·OWner. vlew.Endunll,3B ,2yr. .Vacant.· ec over garages, ..:...,b~:iJ.c..:..l .... __ d-· ,. ....... frpl.I 3 lie. Priced far below market. lmmac. ocean view. $95,000. Ina 3 bdr"' .....,. .,. a ........... vw-n ......... f bulous o.tom baytront. Lawn, n..+tn, pier & cond ot r· but .._.._ d Dllltr. bdrm. *'die ~ with Its ,..._ ., n a ucer-upper, n....... e-l•rt• IOI, ...Ued ·- own jacuul tub AND a fabGlOua view!' lloel. $.125.000 :-~'!'h~ic~l~t Invest. at $92,500 incl, ~=.::.~a:~=.::,"~ :r::,i'l!,i:1~ NearllyM!'~erytblll( in lbla bouae la l\ltr. 4 BR., 3 ba .. Udo Soud. Tl Ft: Ol'IN l·S Z412Yl5T4HQ4141 Uke new -With Iota or wood & room welkwor to uqul11t• new .... e your dreams "Odle true. wa~t, sandy beach. $275,000 3 BR b •• ,.._ II i (2) 30' boat •tone ••tun""' Deep Call now foe more detalla _ ~ b •I~ a ..... s.soo . .,....t. carp.,s ut· or · · •h•a ~arpet thru·••ll 2018 Leeward L·-(D •••• ..::..) By ters, wallpaper. Low malnt. PORlllAL nJNTNO ... Sat. or Sun. l.S. --.~-•, •. , i>•TLf\111 01' THI MOKTH -5-Br, ~~'":i;"t~T1/& liCHILLI ltC ' BR E·PLAN; end unit, 2250 sq. ft., fam. rm. ple.yroom, din rm, ·~·ba, OOUJlllET KITClfENI IJJ.tt•I ~IL; b.U.T60lt7«•Jn ram. rm .. form. din.,2~ ba., bay view; ocean It bay views, and everytblng sw .. plns "'"'""' bdnn .... 2yr. old. $93,500 else yoil can lhiDk 01 Including a poof. + a cnlld'• utr••I! ~:~:~-;~~~~ ............... :-!.~~ ~~;~!~:~~ ~:~:~:·=·!~~ UAL!!!.~~~. t oo\!~n. J~~ceqo~e~-.. sDDUSRSISEArrvM' :~~r~:~~r. 141,700• 0CIE4.HIA.Y'lllW or tbe tew remalitlng Sbr hor:ne, b,ardwood lt7lT•Ulhr•TopSll11:1 M CdM lot completeb' reD&rbl.&hed z floor•, double 1uace:. lt74 • 1 1, ::J' t~ dwn In No. Costa comer tox.µ8. l bedroom. a bath •inf.le near tb!)pplna. Will aeU .._._ a. 11 Mfii;a HeaY)'sbakeroo( blk from beaeb w/Oklet atoryTow~lnS.n· VA or ntAltptiJpolntl. rwwpwt<MeMao.dWOll , bllnl:cov'd _p~tlo. ' house, readyfordevel• te Ana. St1U onJy 121,950_ $31,.500. 6'!-Mlt. Aak f DOVER REALTY meat.. $128,50). 919-0IS31 A1k for Frank, "9.api Tom Cox. Ne•port Mes Slieryl ...,_ orl44-45100wner. Al~ol Realty. HOUSES FOR SALE I llDllOOM - 420 Victoria, Costa 'Mesa 64S-0303 Sat. &Sun.12-5 • 2 IEDllOOM 603 Orchid, Corona del Mar 645-2425 $74,500 Daily 12·5 417 Orchid, Coronadel Mar 642-8565 $67 ,000 Sun l ·4 *612 Heliotrope, Old Corona CdM 675.7225 $66,500 Sat3-6/Sun 1-5 2521 Crestview, Bayshores, /'IB 673·8550 ~9,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 #5RueVa!bonhe (BigCyn) CdM 673-7601 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 332 Piazza Lido (Lido Isle) NB 644-6200 -Sun. 1·5 •1100 Whitesails, HVHills, CdM 675.6000 $84,500 Sunday 1·5 •#22 Westcliff Villa, Wslcrt NB 642.8235 $59,500 Sun. 1·5. :Z IEDROOM & GUEST 2712 Cliff Dr (Npf Hts) N.B. 675-8120 Sun 2-5 2 IR & FAM llM or DEN 107 Via Orvieto, (Lido Isle) NB 549-9658 $149,500 Sat&Sun 1·5 ••47 Balboa Coves, Bal Coves NB 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5 71f/ Nyes Place, Laguna Beach 644-6200 Sun. 1-5 30962nd St CNewportShores) NB 642-8235 $65,000 Sun.1·5 730St. James Pl. off 15th, NB 642-3600 Sat/Sun 10-5 3 IEDROOM 331 Lugonia (Npl Shores) N.B. 548-0158 $54,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 5051 Alder, Irvine 552-0480 Open House Sat/Sun 11·5 18801 Paseo Pic11sso, T.rock Irv 1!33-~83 Sat. &Sun.1-4:30 5302 Neptune, Newport Beach 645-7575 $77,000 Sun.1·5 511No. Tustin (NptHls)N.B. 644-7662 Sun 1·5 223 Lugonia, Newport Beach 631·1400 $65,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • .. #5 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 631·1400 $139 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4821 Cortland (Cameo l:Dds) CdM 673-4400 Sun. 2-5 432 Prospect (Npt. Shores) NB 548·1290 $63 ,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 31851 Grand Cyn., Laguna Niguel 494.9473 $63 ,500 Sun. 1-4 2101 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB 642·8235 $71,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 21652 Saluda, La Cuesta, H.B. 968-4456 $50,750 Sun 1·5 Sill Windy Sea Cir, Hunt Beach 548-1168 $43.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 *~Tremont (CameoSbrs) CdM 675.3000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •*4107-Seashore, Newport Beach 642·5200 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 :1JI Marigold Ave, Corona de! Mar 675.5511 $119,500 DAILY1·5 #9 Rue Grand Vallee, Big Cyn CdM 673·7601 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1812 Port Sheffield, Npl Bch. 673-7601 $77,995 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IEDROOM 409 Columbus Cir, Cor. l:Dnds CdM 642-8235 $134,500 Sun. 2·5 9 Rue Va!bonne, Big Canyon, NB 675.6000 $142,500 Sunday 1-5 12 Rue Grand Ducal, Big Cyn NB 642-8235 $169,500 Sun. 1·5 ••26 Balboa Coves, Bal. Coves NB 642-8235 $165,000 Sun.1:30-4:30 #34 Rue Fontainebleau Big Cyn NB 549·8505 $124,500 Sunl·5 820 La Vista Dr, Laguna Beach 497-1723 "$79,500 Sun. 2·5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEM 1!724 Hummingbird, Ft. Valley 963-9771 $93,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 1235 Santiago Dr, Newport Beach 642-8012 $104,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 474 Nyes Pl., Laguna Beach 494.9473 $88,500 Daily 11-4: 30 2215 Wallace Ave., Costa Mesa 675-0754 $42,500 Sat."' Sun.1-5 315 Poinsettia, Coronadel Mar 673~10 $93,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3140 Country Club Dr, Mesa V. CM 979-3788 $76,500 . Sat/Sun 1·5 12 Poinsettia (Deerfield) Irv 559-4271 $56,000 Sal/Sun I().( 1315 Outrigger Dr., tdM 644·0254 • Sal/Sun 1·5 •925 Jasmine Cir, Greenbrook CM 5'ID-ll51 Sal/Sun 1·5 24282Jl!'llajj clrc., Toro 586-0222 $49;§00 swrr: 231 Lugon!a (Npt. Shores) NB 543.1290 $62,500 • Sun.1·5 DIRECTORY '=' .. ':'..--:r~·---.,.:~--J: .. ' ..• ~ ......... , ...... ...... -.. • .... ,.___... .,,.....-.... ~DU "'"°'WAllffADS........._ .. ;; .................... ,.., .................... ~ .............. ~ fut .,_.s...,. -,..._,., 1806 Port Tiffin (HVHomes) NB 644-6200 $99. 700 Sat/Sun l ·5 1924 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 Sat /Sun 1·5 4733 Cortland, Cameo l:Dnds, CdM 675-7225 $89,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 20 Rue Grand Vallee, Big Cyn NB 642-8235 $215,000 Sal/Sun1·5 2331 currDr., Newport Heights 631-0033 Daily 1-6 /Sal/Sun 10-6 2987 Quedada (Bluffs) N. B. 644-4910 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2l<ll Crestview, Bayshores, NB 673·8550 $77 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-S •2230 Heather Ln, Newport Bch 752·1920 Sat/Sun 1-5 598 Fayette Circ., Costa Mesa 752-1920 Sat/Sun 1·6 **1915 Bayside Drive, C.D.M. 644·6397 $225,000 Sun 2·5 •2915 Ebbtidc, Corona del Mar 644.6397 $74 ,500 Sal /Sun 1-5 •546 Sanbernardino, Newport Bch 962·7788 $55 ,900 Sun 1·5 •11773Amathysl, Fountain Val. 962-7788 $42,900 Sun 1·5 301 Orchid, Corona del Mar 644-7211 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 451 Cambridge Cir. Costa Mesa !'12·5200 $68,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 418 Plata, Bluffs, Newport Bcb 642·5200 $118,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 6414Slerra Bravo, Irvine 675·5511 $67,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 10824 El Paso, Fountain Valley 752-1700 Sun l ·5 241 Virginia, Costa Mesa 640-6161 $52,500 Sunday 2·6 521 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isl) NB 640-5560 $155,000 Sun. 1-5 •lf/83 Hummingbird Ave, Fntn Vly 968-4528 $67 ,500 Sunday Only l ·5 •2318 Heather Lane, Newport Bch 646-3114 $108,000 Sun 1-5 245 Princeton, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $55,900 3309 California, Costa Mesa Sun 1-5 546-2313 $53,500 Sun l·~ •2521 Blackthorn (EastblufO NB 642·8235 Sun l ·~ 3435 Quiet Cove (HVHi!ls) CdM 644·6200 $122,000 Sun.1-5 1915Santiago (DoverShrs) NB 642-8235 $139,500 Sun . 2-6 •601 Rockford, CameoHglnds, NB 675·6000 $89,500 Sunday 1·5 81 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 675.6000 $250,000 Sunday 1·5 4 IEDROOM 8191 Snowbird, Hunt. Beach 963-9771 $52,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 325 Crescent BaY, Dr, Laguna Bch 494-2091 Fri /Sat /Sun ill Via Quito (Lido Isle) NB 673·7300 $99 ,500 Sat/Sun2·5 16121 Windemier Ln, Hunt. Beach 847·9884 $59,900 Sat/Sun. •1936 Teresita Ln, Hbor l:Dds NB 833-3821 Sal/Sun 1-5 1915 Sabrina Ter., Irv Terr CdM 673-4400 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1939 Bayside Dr., CdM 673-4400 $258,000 Sun.1-5 1730Pt. Margate (HVHms) NB 833·8600 $104,000 Sun. 1·5 63 Montecito (Spyglass) CdM 833-8600 $190,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 4.714 Cortland Dr, cameol:Dnds 675-5511 $85,900 DAILY 1·5 • 232 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 642-5200 $59,000 Sunday 1·5 ••815 Via Lido Soud, Lido II NB 675.6161 $295,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 3915 Sandune, Hbor Vu l:Ds, CdM 673-8550 Sat /Sun l ·5 Z167 Albatross, Costa Mesa 646·7171 $75,500 Sun 1·5 21081.eewardLn (Baycrest)NB 833-9265 /675·2373 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1817 Glenwood, Newport Beach 962-7788 $124 ,500 Sat/Sun 10·5 **1202 E . Balboa Bl., NB '675-8120 Sat&Sun 4 IR & FAM llM or DEN 20.53 Phalarope <Mesa Verde) CM 541-soJZ $79,900 · Sattsun 1·5 9925 Aster Cir, Fl. Valley 839.s925 $73,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1512 Dolphin Terr. (IrvTer) 673-1148 Sal/Sun 2-li 14771 Comet St. (Cali!Hms) Irv 551·531.S $57,500 Sal/Sun l·S •1817 Glenwood Ln., BaycreslNB 642-3600 $124,500 Sal/Sun ll·S •2101 Windward, Newport Beacn 642·3099 $129,500 Sat/Sun 11-6 •I608GalaxyDr. (DoverShrs)NB 646-8049 $185 ,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 3860 Ocean Birch, HrbVul:Ds CdM 640-6161 $119,900 Sal/Sun l·S •1806Galaxy Dr, DoverShrsNB 644-4910 $215,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 ••1933 Bayside, Coronade!Mar 675-7225 $239,950 Sun2-6 1025 Parkhill, OceanViewPk, CM 546-4141 $57,900 Sat2-6/Sunl·5 2:119 Heather La., Newpc)rt Beacb 546-4141 Sal/Sun 1·5 9671 Netherway, Huntington Bcb 968-4456 $59,900 Sun 1-5 20071 Midland, Huntington Beach 968-4456 $71,500 Sun 1·5 •2901 Ebbtide Rd (HVHills) CdM 644-6200 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9651 Orient, Lacuesta, Hunt Bch 968-4456 $57 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2606 Wavecresl, Broadmoor, CdM 675.6000 $121,000 Sal1Sun 1·5 Z131 Pebble Dr CHV Hills 1 CdM 673-4400 'Sun l·:i 2301 Tustin, Newpon; Beacn 54Q.1151 , Sat1San t; 17922 Mann, Un1verstt> Pk lr• 752-1700 Swt 1; 1730 Port Westborne, Hroc ~u. NB 752-1700 Sun l 5 1829 Port Taggan: Pl, HVl:Ds NB 640-6161 $97 ,500 Sunday i·5 19 Hermitage La Big Canyon, NB 640-6161 $169,500 Sunday 1·5 3199 Country Club, Mesa Verde CM 549-8655 $76,500 Sunday I·~ •ZI07 Bluewater Dr. Newport 8cb 833-8203 $159,500 Sunday 1·5 20672 Hopetown, Huntington Bch 963-6767 $52,900 Sun 1·5 17532 Ber lark Cir, Hun1. Bcb 847.SOIO $62,000 Sun 1·5 1338 Antigua, Baycrest, NB 642·5200 $135,000 Sunday 1-5 •2007 Santiago, Baycrest, NB 642·5200 $94,500 Sunday 1·5 ll30Santiago, Newport Beach· 546-2313 $169,000 Sun 1·5 4610 Dorchester. Cameol:Dnds CdM 642-8235 Sun. 1-5 1859 Port Wheeler (HVHomes) NB 642·8235 $89 ,500 Sun.1·5 67 Montecilo, Spyglass, CdM 675.SOOO $189,500 Sunday 1-5 4800Cortland, Cameol:Dnds-CdM 673·8550 Sun 1·5 •9Torry Pines Ln, Big Canyon · 675.6000 $174 ,500 Sunday 1-5 ' 2900 Pemba, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $63,500 Sunday !·5 \ 4 IR & FAM llM • GUEST 2560 Fordham, College Park, CM 546-4141 $58,500 Sun 1·5 5 IR & FAM llM or DEN •20682 Hopetown Ln., Hunt. Bch. 962-2001 $68,000 Sal & Sun AU Day 1791 Tanager, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $91,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 675-6000 $259 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •56 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 Sat. l -5/Sun.10-2 2911 Port Whitby Pl, HVHomes NB 642-8235 $114,900 . Sat/Sun 1·5 * * •76 Linda Isle Dr, Lindall NB 644-4910 $395,000 Open Daily 1·5 ••618 Harbor Isl Dr, off Bayside 642-8235 Sat/Sunl-5 •#16 Cherry Hills (Big Cyn') NB 642-8235 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •45 Montecito Dr., CdM 675-6670 Sat/Sun 1-5 1337 F Galaxy, Dover Shores, NB 642-5200 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •18 Mission Bay Dr, Spyglass, CDM 675.0000 $U9,750 Sunday 1·5 •1624 Magellan, HuntingtonBch 842-2535 $72,000· -Sun 1-S •IS Cypress Point (Big Cyn) NB 644-6200 $184,900 Sun. 1·5 67"6670 29 It Newport lmL cm -3otll 2Cherry Hills Ln., BigCyn, NB . 752·731.S $255,000 Sun 1·5 6 II A PAM ltM or DIH ••306VlaL!do Nord, Lido UNB 673-7300 $375,000 Sat/Sun2·5 •36211Catamaran, IL V .His., CdM. 67$-7225 $148,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •87 Linda Isle Cl.ln!la Isle) NB 1142-8235~ $145,ooo &iii.1.s · ' CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE :Z IEDllOOM 3069 Clubhouse Dr., Mesa V., CM 645-0303 $49,900 Sat.1·5/Sun 12-5 420 Cypress, Laguna Beach 675.7225 $54 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 31002 Ariana Lane, Laguna Niguel 752-7315 $255,000 Sun 1.5 :Z IR A FAM ltM or DEM 12RueVUlars (Big Canyon) NB 640-4050 $125,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM 5091\venida Ladera (Bluffs) NB ~ Sat/Sun.1·5 404Superior, Newport Beach 675.3000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2623 Vista Ornada, Bluffs NB 644·1133 Sun.1·5 S59Vista Flora (B!u!fs)N.B. 640-5560 $72,500 Sun.1·5 410 Plata (The Bluffs) N.B. 640-0020 Sun. 1·5 l Ill & FAM llM or Dl!H 304 Vista Trueba (Bluffs) N.B. ~ Sun .1·5 468 V'lSta Trueba (Bluffs) N.B. 640-5510 $77 ,500 Sun.1·5 4 IEDllOOM 3 Rue Villa rs (Big Canyon) NB 640-5560 $177,000 Daily 428VislaSuerte (Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $62,900 Sun.1·5 2 • 3 IBIROOMS 2580 Santa Ana Ave. Costa Mesa 646-3255 /646-4356 Daily 10·6 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 21R&llR 621-621 '>"Larkspur, CdMar 644-6728 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 :Z IBIROOMS EACH ••2008 W. Oceanfront, Nwpt Bch 962·7788 $127,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR & 2 II. & l'AM ltM or DEN 436 Fernleaf, old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $98,500 Sunday 1·5 Zll.&311. 521 Fernleaf Ave, Corona de! Mar 559-1318 $110,000 Sat. & Sun.1·5 llR&llR 1 4'rl Heliotrope, Corona de! Mar 673-8550 $99,500 Sunl·5 JIR&21R 3710 Park Lane, Newport Beach 962·7'188 $129,500 Sun 1·5 **3407 Finley, Newport Beach 675-6670 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IEDROOMS EACH 719 Poinsettia, Corona de! Mar 675.3000 Sun.1·5 SlOAvocado, Corona de! Mar 642-5200 $137 ,500 Sunday 1-5 4 IEDROOMS EACH 617 Iris, Corona de! Mar 675-3000 Sat/Sun 1-5 TRIPLEXES FOR SALE 1509 W. Balboa Blvd., Nwpt Bch 675-6670 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 3 IEDROOM •321 "B" Allon, Santa Ana 546-3286 $32,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 · HOME & INCOME JIR&:ZIR 320-320"" Sapphire, Bal. Isl 675.3331 $165,000 4 IR + IACH. APT 208 Coral (Balboa Isl) N . .B. Sun.1-5 673-6900 $109,000 Sat/Sun 3-5 HOUSES FOR RENT I & 2 IBIROOMS 126 33rd St., Newport Beach Winter rental Sat. & Sun.12-4 ....... ' •• w-11001 ••• w .......... ...... ~T H£ REAL ' ~ ESTATERS * Early Bal Isl* '"n.e Owner Love1 It And So WW Yout•• Home ha• <I BR., i ba.J open & b1pp1 kitchen; warm (rplc. + Dutch door for "Thumbs"', the cat. The bach. ~ has privacr,.•deckA ·c~ beans •. The price la 1109,000. It will be open Sat/Sun. 3·5.UCoral. Ca11 Barbara Alt. t PM, 67W011 &•tli!illl!l'!! ' . . RAl.ROA ISLA~I> • 47Wt00 • AIANDOHED CALIFORNIA I CLASSIC Spac::lout three bedroom ' beach home ·just acroa1 I from lush country ehab. I Unique living and dining l area s with cra<::kllng c ountry fire place. ENORMOUS sun SOAKED KITCHEN , SURROUNDED BY I GLASS. Separate master t and cblldrens wings . j Manicured rear grounds. Walk to school. Hurry!? j This can 't last. Ju•t $46,900. Call 963-4t'787. l Ol'fN h! 9• II S (tJH tO tll NICI' Bl i~ 1 GOYERMMEMT1 ~2o~~~. l Nie~ section or Runt· ; ington Beach. 3 Bedrm, z baths. Gov'tfmc. 1 646-3928, eves 6t6--0650 Lachenmyer Realtor MIHIRAHCH MAXI VALUE Private drive to secluded ranch house. Rambling main house. Includes + three big bedrooms , parlor, and rarm , kitchen. Brick terrace leads to sprawling 1 grounds covered with l rruit trees. Price In· eludes: separate maids quarters. wood shop, chicken house, bird aviary, storage sheds and much, much more. Get back to the basics. Only $51,000. Cali 963-6761. Don't wait. OPf.N Ill 9 •U S '!JN IQ(lf Hl(f • THE REALl ESTATE_R~ 0 DOWN $100. Moves You In Fantastic opportunity to buy this lovely 3 BR, bijt ram-rm ramily home w /2 frplcs , featuring heated &. filtered pool, situated on quiet tree studded street . This lovely home will be sold the minute you see it. Al low price o! $45,000. CURTIS REAL ESTATE 962·2456 MIMI RANCH ABANDONED J IR SACRIFICE $3],900 Completely redecorated like a model. Prime re· sidential neighborhood in prestigious community. Larp;c ramily sized living r oom . Country s tyled kit c h e n. Rambling grounds with frult or· chard . Secluded mute~ re treat a nd generous Kited childrens s uites . Hurry. Priced to seJl fast t Call OOS..1881. QPtN 11! 9 •ti S 'LIN 1081 Nf('f• ['®'1@6111. BAYCREST Custom lath and ptaster 4br, 2ba, separate ramily rm and formal dining. Many. many quality reatures add up to make this one the best buy ln Newport Beach a( ,,73,000. CALL-2660. C:SELECT . T"PROPERTIES Want ad reaultl &0-567S I • ' " ' • ' ' 'I ~· ' ' ' ' ' -. ' " IWLVPllOT Sundoy,!Seplembor1'.1'75 l Ho-For'tlt ' __ ... _ .......... w. IH•-Fors.9. .. •• " ... ~ ila•HForW. jllM ... 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Sandy beaeb in front, with open vie" or ,Newport Herbor. MISA,,_ 8&AUT1"1L • bednD, 2Y, ht, I !pico, 1ft llU8ily rm, Jc• ....,.. lN!ilma. 1>11 r.mi. --. -air>' ....... 511-... beautlllll ...... Kt::ALTOKN 644-7270 GU.CIOUS UVIMG 114 CAMEO SHOUS ..i.,. Spacious, formai dining room. U · Center island kitchen w /breakras t bar & brick BBQ. Large living room with fireplace. 4 Extra large bedrooms. Beautifully landscaped patio with custom pool. Home pro(essionally decorated llOd ready to move into. Enjoy the ~unsets over the ocean, C8talina & Jetty. Shown by appointment on,ly by our Cameo Shores Specialists Shirley & Marshall Rich. • JUST USTID Ideal first home or fixer upper. 3 Bedrooms, brick BRQ In rear patio. Priced 'to sell. $36,500. SUbmit. HARBOR VIEW HOMES C:.UM& MODIL • · 3 BR, 2 ba. with lovely gardens and a greenhouse, Cor only $19,500 MOMn4iO M0011. 4 BR, 2 Ba. with. UDObstructed view of entire valley below. Community pool & tennis Y.a block away, '103,000 PALU.MO MODEL 4 BR, 21'.a ba. with <il'amaUc entry, formal dining area, llght and airy family room with eating area In kitchen. See this one today. $104,000 OR Palermo Model with spectacular view or valley. Top street in Harbor View· Homes Spyglass section. Owner ready to move. See it today & make offer! UHPARAUELED P AHOllAMIC: OC:UM & COASTUME VIEWS ... Crom this one. One of the large lots in Spyglass. 4 BR, 2 \'J ba. (Tradewinds Model). See it today! Ol'IM HOUSl SAY. & SUM. 1·5 P.M. 63 MOMJE<:n:O, C4M IAbo•• Tiie Modol -111 1-,--"-'-..,C--'-"---1 tile. •.soo. Ex<ePlloaol F0rSaleBy<hmer,lovel.)' r1oancl11.,. 1826 W. 2 atory, I Br, home . B•lboa lvd. Open Beamed e .. llna-IOU: of Sal./SUD U.S. l>rcm Gata., wood , l1e paUo. Nr. S. 8tkr. en-an Bay • Villace. Open Hou1e Sal.. Sun. 124 Extra nlee, 2 BR. 2BA., on Apolena. Aaldnl $flrUOQ. over wide lot. .,,:;oo. TI4-481·9631 540·1611. e"V••fwknd• 673-&:Jll •Z'fll BlrlDI -, ...... YW .... Spacious 3-Br, 3-ba home. Lovely COi'· ner loc. with panoramic ocean view plus the privacy of yaur own pool. l'ricereduced to$1Z1,SOO :u40 Cowi117Quh J>r, o.mer/llU '1Wlll IMSTAMTCASH ForY-"- 1\111---Vol .. 11¢. eau now tor,,.. e.atu- ti on ~ Atlr. for iflm lolboo P1 .... e I 007 ..:.:.;:...:;=------1 ••••••• •••••••••••••••• c dll w.-I · Nltbol• ~Ga~~:.~ uk· •• ='!'••••••••••••~ /:J (1/ ,::Z::, , _ _..!:C~ea!!!l~;...,!!!11~,0ll!!!':!-~- I ~1n~1!"~1·~·000~-~flM224~~=] .. HAiiA'n;t"e:;:oOin:"v;:m;;w:'lmr:';'.J:'.:s;"I ~II/ Y et/P ~~ 2~~vl: :':."':~~~: e:;'~~~?~~~'U OPEN .~:MDAY REAL ESTATE 644·6]911..:~;,;~;LO;';T;;;R•;;•l;;B;;1;;u;;;1e ic•;;•;c;u;rl;ty;2;u;;3IN;;:l2ll3;;:;;;;;1 XLSCATAllARAN ~ 1-lo Beaut. "Butlllll._ .. .., C:-.. Mr 1022 clolMr 1022 ATTINTIOM *BA YVIEWCONOO• huge ree lat. +BR'• + .. -·····-····-····· -····-·--.. ••••• IUILDaStl •2Bedroom.2Bath• bonu.srm.Comitseel RAii: • ()p,841 .. 5 LI•• In tl\is alee z •Pool, Sundeck• JAC:K HOwa.L, llllr. 4 II 1JWUX SUl'B DWLEX bedroom "'-whlle""' •SllpAvallable• 644-1156 IZ4Hrsl • SO.OFIA'1$1Df Dl1loml1Jioom.bl1Uv· bulld your-. Gft U.. •2CarPllf'klna:• wttb •I BR.2 BA.rental. la I room' 2 bl t fl..f,tot. Roomier pool ta· •Adult Bldg-SSS.ODO* OnJ:r t"' yeara old. bedroom•. 2 baths. ble In l.al'.&8 COllvert.ed Olive Wlggenhom, Rltr Charming z Br eotta1e01 Futurtns bum celli.n.P.,' t'lreplaca in both llvina: famllJ room. Walk-la 67s-6160 lovely St.. w/r.'m. tor a;. a.a1w'al wood ud bl'tclt room • fami.b' room + eloteta, panellDJ, pa l~~~~~~~~=!Jt~r;•~uo~l~I!' ~Ope~~·~d~oi~IJ~, texture• ancl perfect tBrApt., allononeleovel. bltn1 Ir covered paUo J.;; S14,.500.Act.Ms..1125 locaUon.Call .... 1211. ~unit. bas• prtvatt enhance t.bla ~· ForCla1slfiedAd OPENBYOWN&R. fenced patio. ~teel1 ~~~~t!Tt Mi'.'= ACTION New corner Duplex, landscaped . .s• lot with Agent Call a walk to.--.. , ..... • -' waterfall & lnter:eslinll~~~~~~~~~ LE RAISOR REALTY Dally Pilot 2 ba w1,;;:'2t:.'2b.; llgMlog, Offered buy1; 1111 HOMES fOI c AD-VISOR w/dinJn16.Wetbar.Zdbl.1========~1 owner at $105,000, ln· $50,000 2 BR houMlr l Br 2828 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mor p llO.~~,·.•,o-UVIN Nnwoit« 45ZJ c..,... Dr,. lf"JN 642.~ ear garaie•. Priced BY OWNER Jg. 3 81'~2 Ba eludes all appliances, apt. sq 18S8 ar 5t8-MlJ. 1•oc •u11 .. i.1•.~~.~~.;w,~ ':.\,:: iuH • CALL 833-8600 I"'======="' I below mkt. Sll0,000. + den. Nartb ol. Hwy. carpet.I le drapes .. ,. 10.126 eves li;;~;;~;;:::::::t.:::::::::::::::::~G~1~M~r~ol~~~~ll~OOZ Come make olfer! Sat. S'1 9 • 7 SO&U-28'11, 621 -621 1 /2 &.mtrpu 1 -M'--E-'s"'A-'--V~e"'rd'-e-/R----bU-.-. Sun. 1·5,S2lf'emleaf Opottfri.S.si.Z.5 OpeoSat•a.ni~4br. OPE. N HOUSETO I A avoWNER i:.:;,;;.·i."."=.·4':l.~il!: HAJIB2.':.":1~F ~1~;.'!:ri~.: .. ~ Duplex 2-2 br units. huge fam-rm W/'Wet·bar 3 BR., Den.3 Baths Phalarope. Aat.541.soD • Visit a walker&Lee OPEN HOUSE today! From 1 pm to 6 pm. You may Win a FREE ski week at ,_..._...SPRINGS, COLORADO!!! • The most exciting "Getaway" for resort vacations is Steamboat Springs. High In the Northwest ColoradO Rockies where the scenery Is spectacular! And. the siding Is superb! You'll enjoy this 7 days and 6 nights ski vacation for two. (Adults only, sutr )ect to availability-package includes lift tickets and break- fast and dinner dally.} The Village has a relaxed and casual Old 'w\eJl flavor, v.Ath all the modern reaeation fad II ties. Four mountains with 53 runs and 13 lifts, plus. an excellent ski school. And a pres ski, there are restaurants, theaters, lounges, nlghtctubs and more. Don't worry about getting there. Trans- portatlon via air coach from any major airport in Cslifcirnla Is induded. Remember, to win you mJSt register at one of these v.lllk"' & Lee Open Hooses!!I ""'-= OMcUI entry blaM:I '"""' be ,..,..... br a... ... 1S. 111"5. OddllolwtrllMg ~on~ ol entries t....ited.. No~ orC*lt'I equtftilent. WlnlW'1•1DMd bf r9ndom dr..,... on O.C.nbel U. 1975.. TW .. tM wl,,,_.. llole ,.......lliblily. Prim mull be Ulld b9- toreNo·•111._ 1, 1178. Open to U.S. ....... 11~ol11g9 9tld Cft191'. Vold In ...... 9"d wl•• .. wed or pohl:iilled b)' law. En'lpllJJ•• 8"d lamiileolW...-AUe, Inc:. 9tld ttl ........ !Ind egeilci99 ......... .... Proof o1 •lglbll1r ""' be reqund. MORE FOR YOUll MOMEY Three bedroom, separate ramily room, new carpeting. Huge covered patio. Alley accesa. S /o( Warner , E /of Beach. 17401 Newland, Huntington Beach. 842-4455 SHOWS UKE A MODB. Extremely 1barp Century Shores home. Large ramlly room with fireplace. Wallpaper tastefully decorates Interior. Landscaping proresalonall)' done. W /of Bushard, S/of Indianapolis. 9282 Woodcrest, Huntington Beach. 968--3311. • SH Ml! & YOU'Li. IUY ME We see them all and this is the best. Faat.astie 4 bdrm family home. Close to school and parks. AIJ newly appointed interior, kitchen-aid. dishwasher, .self.cleaning oven, ceramic tile counter lops. Pride of ownership neighborhood. S /of McFadden, E /of Bushard. 15590 Begonia, Westmhlster.968-3371. llAMC:H ST'll.£ $6Z,t00 Palo• Verdes atone galore! Tbi1 beautiM 4 bdrm, sibCJe story home hm over 2.000 sq. ft. Can be purehued subject lO existing 6~ VA loan. 19361 Woretaester Lane, Huntingtoo Beach. 5f.5.9'91. I FOUNTAll'l VALLEY AREA EXIE<:UTIYE HOME s nus FAMILY ONLY $6C,950! S•per sharp Green Valley beautirully !Wgraded. Pools plUI club house. OnlJ one year new. 11711 Nieves, Fountain Valley. 545-9'&91. AC:RESOFGUEH Es.qulalte stn1le story 3 bdrm home beautifully decorated with custom carpets a11d drapes. L1r1Je patio surrounded by lush landscapmg. E/of Ward, S/of Slater. 11839 La Lyma Fountain Valley. 96&3371. ' l'llDI OF FOUNTAIH VALLEY Large two story Sol Vl:lta Home with C bdrm•, formal dining room, large ram11y room as separate sewing room. or •tuc:b'. Luah carpeting thnl-out and wooden ab.utters. Hu&e patio. A home to be proud or. E /of Magnolia, N /of Hell. 11459 Scotebpine, Fountain Valley.-1. COSTA ME SA AREA OHL Y $16. tso '11li:a beautiful a bdrm home haa too man,y mru to muUon. See It toda1. •Linden, Colt.a llaL 56N91. FANTASTIC: IUY OML Y $56,500 Lovely family home with hua:e family room . Only two years new. Decorators delight. 3353 Fushia, Costa Mesa. 5'5-9491. THREE PLUS FAMILY $48,500 Costa Mes•'a College Park Lido model. Has private loan which Is assum•ble. Hurry on over before this me is gone. 412 Princekm, Costa Me.sa. 5'5-9491. PRESTIGE HOMl Beautiful .hidden two story on private cul-de-sac in choice Costa Mesa area. Four lllf'ge b<lrms, 3 bath!, everything •family could want. On Swan Cirtle in Costa Mesa. 1811 Swan Circle. Coat.a Mesa. 545-9491. C:HARM OF MESA VERDE As good u a model thia beautiful Mesa Verde home ha.• n ew carpet throughout . Don't MISS this Cambridge model! Owner will sell VA., Seett:today at2950Baker, Costa Mesa. 545-9491. NEWPORT BEACH IRVINE AREA IRVIME C:OLLEGE PARK Beautiful two story model with 4 bdrm, 3 ha, plus den, plus huge. bonus room. Many amenfties added to thl.s Impressive VlP family home. W /of Culver, S /otr Walnut on The Mall. 14651 Beach Circle, Irvine. 64&-7711 or --· NEWPORT HEIGHTS C:USTOM Califomta ranch s&yle home on huge cul de sac lot! Approximately 2500 sq. ft. with• bedrooms, covered patio, & heal· ed pool! Ju.st West of Irvine on 15th Street. 621 Powell Place, Newport Beach. 6'6-7711or540-89M IOATSUP Available with this luxurious, spacious a bdrm, 3 ba beach residence . Prestl1e, carefree living for only S82,950. Just W /of Newport Blvd., on Coast Hwy. 4451 W. Coast Hwf. .. 7111 or 540-8944. WESTMINSTER AREA ASSUMAILl S & S l'OOLHOMI 2500 1q. ft . tri·level bome~ Has f, bdrm&, 1lep down family room, huge rumpus r oom, formal dining, 2~ balha. Flr<plooe • 1parldlng Anthony pool with Jaeu&li and pool 1weep. Take ctl/er low ~ GI loan. HURRY, owner tran1ferred. N /of Edinger, E /0£ Newland . 15152 Plumwood, Wf!!llmlmter 884.o&ll. ASSUMAILl EXECVllVE HOME Quality S & S WalmiMter Village. lilou.r bdrm, 2~ bath, family room, with fireplace, huge rumpus room, ronnaJ dining & children's playground within walking distance. Take over low 3 GI Joan . E/of Bol!a Chica, S/of Westminster on University. lf.222 Uxbridge, Westminater. M4-0lll. IMMAC:UU.1'! THREE BDRM HOME ON HUGE LOT BUILT FOR ENTERTAINING. Priced to sell at $35,000. Low down FHA or VA terms. Won 't last, HURRY. N /of Bol.sa, E/of Beach. 1•702 Monroe, Westminster. ll!M-0611. "SH.UP & C:UAM" Nice• bdrm home with 1~ bath. A two story beauty! Beautiful yard I Only $'2,!iOO! Indian Villace & Golden West llf'ea. 6182 Cheyenne, Westminster. 539-1153. "GOOD MORMIMGSIDEI" WOW! This is re.U, "aqueaky clean!" A spacious 3 bdrm home Just loaded. with ntfaS"! $40,0001 BrookhUJ'11t & West.mimter area. 10192 Morningside Westminster. 539-7153. ' SANTA ANA GARDEN GROVE AREA UFE OF LEISURE Spacious residence decorated wtth impeccable ta.ste. Plush carpets thru- out. elegant drapes, refrigerator, trub compactor, access to private lake. Near modern shopping center. Vacant. Terms nexible. W /o( Bristol, N/o( Sunnower on Bear. 37U8 Sea Breeze, Santa Ana 897-0321 or S96-82ll. "P.UK HUE FOR UFE" Beautiful and clean 3 bdrm home on tree-lined street, like a mid-west town! S37 ,900. Bri.stol I: Edinger area. 151C So. Park Drive, Sanu. Ana. S39-TIS3. "MOYING EAST" Beautlfu.I 3 bdrm home in presUge area! Situated on large corner lot! Price reduced lo $52,900 1 W /of ~urat, N /of Orangewood. 11331 Bilcayne, Garden Grove. 539-7753. "TOWBIMG SHADE 1UES" BeauUful trees, colorful used brick 'accentuate this remarkable home! Cool awtm pool! Ml,000. W /of Euclid S/of Chapman. 12252 Nebon, G~ Grove. S311-Tl53. ......... ·•·•···••••··••···"'21J)421•MI l1 , ... · • · •• .. ~ •• ••••• , ••.•. (21JJ llD..)303~1'714) 111·1710 ,,_ ....uT WAWll I W OfflCE II OPEii 1 :30 I.II. TO 8:30 P.M. : ::;·:,··•·····•·········.fll4'U7..StM.(71Cl ...... •••••••••••••••••••• .(7t41 m-m1. (7111tm. .. 1S1 ••s • .................. "'21 Jf tzS.4121 Plft ••••••••••••••••• .t1111MM111.11t4)IU--nll ••••"•••••f••••••• .. .Q:llt ...... (7141 .. •D 0.-••••.• , .••.•••••..••• .,t714t7 .... 1t.l1f4'147411J --":!"'.." 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(714) .,.. ,. a.tllnt ...•. , ............. 1711iS4f.OOZ2 TU&llA ••••• ~·-·--•••••••• ·~~ • .,,(7 1 ft U ZitlOO Taistllt~ ....................... fllitll.fZM .... ..,..... .... -_ ............. (11 ..... 11 WNftllf-lft 11•1141 ............. (It t4J.f1l4.lff4}11f.fl11 tltMt""'f!C DMI*' •.,. . .•• fllJ) N•7H:t, 17141 UMIOO Choice loc, So. ol Hwy, & £rple. Enonnow1 coun-Tiburon. Fee Land $79~. S48·5306 try kitchen wlbrick cook,. l.SUOutriggetDr. 1..:.:====:......---1 log Island. Sep. lauodry 844-0254. ~ Agt. REDUC:Bllll C:OUMnY Al&«:H r m , I I b r a r y C:OLl.IGE PAlllC 315 Polnsotlla w /bookshelvea • frplc. 417 ORCHID euatomised 4 bdrm., z Sunny 3 bdrm .• formal Ideal for office at home 2 Br, liv rm. frplc. din. bat.hi; wroucbttrunpte d. 3 b 2 n fllled situation. Heated & rm. '5' lot. ST,«K> entry; 2 patlol. Walk to in., a.. ower filtered pool '" -·• -• U h .... patios; all on a wide, 1 •&&ti uu~·, ___ ::•84~12~~-~:.*--.J a ae ools. $tl,JOO • ..Au.a wide 45 n. )oL Best buy the way workroom. Low1-forapp't. atS93.>00 mainL yard. Finest **VIEW** C:ortilal4cll11 0 -Sat"'-.l·S Newport area.near ten· Ro•oirs 6 •• 7'6Z r-·· ,_ nls & golf Clubs, close to •. home ln CdM ror UDder ... ..... Uttl•enityRMltJ boating facilities & 1100,000. ?11 That's 3001 E. Cst Hwy 673-6510 f'ashlon laland. right. 3-Br, lam rm. call ASSUME 7010 1SJ2 Dolphtn Terrace DON for details, 6f6.1f14 14 OCEAN VIEW I -~n:•:··~°"°~·~lee,r!B=rok::•:r_11,;;~U~N~l~T~E;D;11;R;O;K;~E;Rl;S;I $31,090 Buys z st7. DUPLEX I· 61s.1148. sparkling home. mea View from each unit, + I IO D v:.-.. yd., pool. 6•6·41•1 • beamed ceil., lge. living HI-STYLE DUPLEX -'""'" l;558-;;;;;";56;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; rm .. 2 lge. bdrms., dbl. Soon to be built at 308 5-Br's, 41h:1>atM. super garage,(rplc.$165,000 Fernleaf. Beams, wood bonus rm .• pool & CAMEO HLDS. & stone, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, J a c u i z i t S l mp I)' Ea1tsl• Cottage customblt.homewithso 2 bdrm., 2 bath. Enjoy beautiful! Shown b)' 3Largebedrms.Countr7 many good reatures. it rirstuser'staxbreak! appt.Calll.Oday sty l e kitchen, dbl must be seen! Call (or $121,500 JACK HOWB.L. Rffr, garage. Huge lot for app't. Unl•enltyRealfy 644-1156 IZ"tH"I kids. Submit yoor dowo. SQUTH OF HWY. 3001 E. C&t Hwy 673·6510 Call .. . '- 2 Bd•m., 2 bath home on OPEM Sal"'-1-5 C:osla Mesa I 024 ,4""'~.:.:_~ lge. R-1 lot. $88,500 ~ 2 ._!_~-~I 1........::~ ~ ILUFFSIOMITA "'' 5-, .. •Dr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ... ..c,;/lllAI.~ Lge. living rm. with Low maint.; 3 BR, 2 ba. By Owner, lge4 BR. 2 Ba F .· . ~ CK beamed ceil .• shutters home w /neat, encl . Mesa Verde. Askin£ atrvtew ....... 11 er f I patio .. Good eond. $86,000 $48,900. 557-5116 -5.f,;;r-.., rp . Mstr. bdrm. sep. '-in.a from 2 others. Only _,.~ $72·900 R~ii'8~Ave~ Uniqu:~i?r":~ Verde 1-=====--=::....:=i home, many xtras. Pool+ 4CcrGcr. DUPLEX OfC'l cJW\ C.OL' c.072 llf'e just 2 of the features ..,..,....,.,.""°"'" ii! this secluded. CORON~8~L MAR 6 NEW in AC. Four 2 br, East.side, Costa Mesa, 3 BKR S98-412lanytime Two 3 br, patio, frplcs., bedroom home. Other · · all leased, spendable appointments include 2 Cozy 1 Br houses on cor-12%, increasing 1Nov. shutters. charm, panef- ner lot. Parl.. turn. $115,000. Owner/Builder iog, stone fireplace, $67,500. 10% down. will deal. 2445-2449 hardwood fin custom ;:::;-----~;;;l;;:o:w:•:••:/~B~ro~k~er!::·c!!~~28Z;';;;l~;l.iO~r~a~ng~eLA~v=•~· :644-:7=lll:.:_&~I kitchen ic dining area. 615-1788 Garage would be kleal G-I OOZ G111aral I 002 lor studio or workshop. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COLLEGEPARK· One-or-a-kind and ~ll macnab/lrvlne ~ realty MACHAB-IRYIHE PRESEMTS THE HST 114 llG C:AMYOM PllOPERTIES IUUTIRILI! Spectacular sing~-level custom home. 4 bedrooms, family room & billiard room w /walk-in wet bar plus many built-ins -Lovely master suite. Bob Owens 642-8235. (V39) I A IEST IUY 3 bedroom Deane Home -Master bedroom downstairs -Beautifully decorated -Great open feeling. $129,500. Tom Queen644-6200. (V40) YIEW •POOL! Four or five bedroom home -Large family room -Professionally landscape<\ & decorated -High on a corner lot! $184,900. Tom Queen 644-6200. (V 41) llG C:AMYOM'S RMEST Over 6,000 feet of Country English elegance overlooking the clubhouse. High ceilings, circular main stair, stained glass French doors and a l~vish use of wo:OO, along with a billiard room, sitting room and sauna, provide today's conveni'ences with the charm of yesteryear. OPEN HOUSE DAILY ~ 1-5 P.M. 17 LOCKMOOR LANE (V42) "OPIH SAT •• & SUM . ZO RUE GRAND VA" Ef" Magnificent .. upgraded" Goll Course view home. 3 bedrooms -3 baths -dining room + family room. ~ square feet. Security thruout. Priced at $215,000. (V43) "IMMAC:UU.1'! JEW&'1 Fonner model home ~elegantly de· corated in light, friendly designs for family living enjoyment. Excellent locaUon with view & room tor pool! 4 bedroom + ramUy w /center isle !Ptchen & beautiCul;. ~anclscaping. Walter King 642-8ZIS. 1 v44) aS3 ' UMlll "'--• BEAUTY .. .immaculate nestled on 13$' deep lot. 3 bed rm home. sparkling Close to 11th St. sbop- po o I, with cover. ping. Call nowrorappt. Sprinklers froot & rear. 546-5880Agent. · New carpets thruout. I~~~~~~~~~ Highly upgraded.I· Beautifully landscaped. D-Palnl ·1026 All term.s. Call World ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real Estate556-TTT7 A•ailable "-4 Open House In Dana Knolls-3Br·2Ba- Sat/SUn l-5 Lrg yard w/paved boat. 1614 C:onlca. C:M or lrlr slouge. 49&-068S. MESA VERDE ... 1'001. DELUXE DUPLEX Per Jbr, 2ba. Owner must sell quickly. A steal al. sale by owner, ocean· $46,900. Make reasonable view. Open House Sat. Ir of£er. Vacant. Move in at Sun. 24651 LaCreata. once.Payrentuotilclose •00.7269 · ol escrow. can anytime HEW DAMA POINT tor details. 548-77U; aft VIEW DlA.EXES S,"44·00?2 OPENHOUSEll_,. ~ Priced to sell I Terms! 33112 Violet Lantern 2 Br /1 Br ••...... $68,950 33911 Alcazar 1-.;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;1 3 Br /2 Br ........ $1$.500 PARTY GIVERS We have morel DELIGHT Westbay Income Homes MESAVERDE 2 story,4 34121CstHwy,496-3431 bedroom, 3 bath home. "-lain Volly 1034 With 20x26 family room ••••••••••••••••••••••• for those special parties entertaining at your 8' * SUPIR * bltn bar under a cathedral open beam Transferred Exec.,• BR, ceiling. Covered patio FR, lrg rec. nn., 2 wet and lots or tree.s for ban, 3 car gar. Prem. privacy make this home cor lot won't la1t at a dream come true. Ca.JI $69,150. Call 9f)2....64951 All 54&-5880 AgenL 5 PM 839-lMSB AfjL uk ' for Ed Barber WNER $42,500. Super Gracious home. •hr .. 3ba • sharp 3 br, llh ba., tam.. Z,800 sq. n. 7 yn. old. rm . Many upgrades-. :t~LnwoodedYrd. Open Sat. & Si.In. 2215 I:-::-::--=.;.·----- Wallace Ave, 61$-0754 OPEN HOUSESunda.Yl·S eves. 8783 Hummbtgbird Ave. Mesa Verde by ~r 4 The .sharpest 3 + Pool in Br, 2 Ba, new crpts ff "Four Seasons". Call drp.s , ftT1ichools, assume To,nl at SANTIAGO 8Y.% loan. 3280 Dakota. Realtors. 63.1-KH. 549.3256 Mesa Verde Shangrila. Cust.om_t1ed easy~eate 3 BR w tpool. Lee fam·rm, beau&. landscaped. 54M290 By owner. . POOL+ HUGEYA&D IMMED. POSS. prol'ly dee., ...,.Ir point- ed In It 'OUt 3-Br, :Z.ba. formal din rm. tam rm. OPEN SUNl>AY·OWNER brand au Cl'Pli, H/ll'Gte- 12-$ pm, 289 E. 19th$. 2 clan pool, pvt. bk. yard h~ on lot. Front2 br, on lrg cul-de-aae lot.. Oft. rear l br. Neill' sdloola, ly • yr okl.·Btane new markets, ehurch.e• • llttin1. Talceoverloenof transportation. $C9,960. $,8,900. Al l thl1 tor (213)244-773'1 or :1<4,2706 $65,SOO. Blfr. tp=sol1 eves.' 1-.11 ... -1040 Beautirul sleeper Costa •'••••••••••••••••••••• M .. a, 3 br sao,ooo. Cen· * IY OWi&,* tury 21, o\.h.._o/.Doyle ln· BeauUful Deane 'Broa:. vestments. Inc. Sf8·1168 home. 4 br, 2 bll, 2 story. W very private &trDQIPbere e.1lsl_de 3 .Bd,L.Ba,_ wtth e-leiant 1~. Over111ed 2 car gar. paU01, ts-en\J')'. f'eal.Ul"n 12X15 J>&tlo It ,carport. large ma1ter sulle • C'rp ~ d1'f!-P · Lot Jtoman.blth • a\ltwn. 65 XJ20 . Fruit trees. By owner, Prin. Otly. BKR548·JW. 181.900.- • I • I I ' • . I • 4 • 5 n II 0 ls • r 0 • . ' . ' M1•11 ,_ S. "Hts•111 '•••••••••··-···~·· .. •· 11•...... Hi•a,,.,S. 1111111._... ~ ... Wo L I •Mipll l os1L11 ......... IOSZ lur!d!y.~14,1rr.I OAll.YPlt.OT •J'. ....................... ············-· .. ,..... ---llf" I Sf ....... I 7.,.••··~· .._ ....... , •••••••••••••• 1't••,••• ,•••••••••••-••-• ... • •••••••••••··--•••••• it••··········-·······'·'" ............. .,,,... t044, .... ..... ... , .. . . ............... _ ........................ .__ ............... ---....................... . ..i.. ll11111Pw5* 1····· ..... ... 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Zl:~•lltat Je1tte r11ldtnct J_m. 1prln,ltr1 AD11jlo u1 L1 1 • leadl 1041 L-u,__. 1051 locatioa 0.\'t'llMnt lo mK"-1ale See tim , .. _., owner Wmtl f"llll Nie. -..--"..,..... •• ln .CIUtolM. at-GJZl -A11ume 711!(, VA loan ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• U)CEAMVIEW CUSTOM HOMES LCICJUlla leach • W U3,000 re111al~lo1 CL....-. 7 ....o•.:i............s h fo CAPE COD Ss8' bom t IL-M-Vl-f .1, balanoe-wWt li&Y...,,.. uogunt execvfiv<t •...W.,.....,. wit 1"' ~ w/lrl l•m rm&«len-Loe ..,.. ,,.... at $229 mo No qualll1· 3,CXXl sq. ft. of IUllllious ~ a>d all oo ilmost •• acre . Sllr, 2b1, "l'srd'd <pl>, -U/~l kur 1: lei! las• Ovrae.(' ml.¥ help .1.L~ land·Zon~ rar bones-A, dr•Pff, patiO. tnc.aepd. fi~w 9r try $mO + 1TI11:1quoljtyfeot11tn-youwotAde~in real tind rot only Stt,$00.4115-. OP&N SUN PJI 'iou.tf=:;::::;==~ ..... te • .,, loan See te homes of this price n2l9" By Warn· sns.ooo Stooybrook, Mtre411,b beUove-<all.,..l'IOO • L-'ild f . f ...__ "LIMGO • Ml11i011Vlefo 1067 Oardt n•·E.lec tnle•.. ~••l•Ga ~I Cl'lllN1t•·11s•vrerow-. inc;1on. U\11 IMS O mc:irmons o · 1n• leallstate· ••••••••••••••••••••••• HBal lstnte ftY THI VIEW ROM lHIS WINDOW M~=~~=· ~·~l~~mTi; r J!~ll ~f~~~ otfs« ~CU.lorn l-490-_•_ .. _1_4::;lM.:_-lll::Ollll:::...493-88--UI ~n~ri:~·~; r. By oYJ\V 5 br. 3 b&. 2600 ~..:~lbXlnlle n.AS:::~ l ..l.---LARGE COJIMERClAL Dorado nelgbborhod. A i. •q It •• • sty homo 1vallabl• Priced to..ft From $171,000 bid& w/poteotlol !or modeUBr . .raml11"""" VACANT-SUB IO'l'AU.0 ,FERS ""'124•22 lorn rl' 2 atSIS,500 THE GAME nrioua types ol bual· home with ceotrol otr 2BR,4BA,l!Ox30'RECROOM ~:,10NJ1, ~-·~ C:oritlolo..-t•loo.nlloollo 1ocz ROOM 3ZI C....c ... ._ Dri•• •et•· Property orreud conditioning I• youn roe B UU.DE RS S EE F.OR NEW WEAS L led _, lt•H ... 7661 ~ ocunsideolbwyloc ·<Xr $52.500. nuoDAMAGIL.Rl'-(71•)•••~ ----·---- • • • ••• pool & •oa. 11.wa ~ 17·141 '"t'"ZO'I. 1 sll'«l prta.· and prox· MISSIOMVlt.IO • .., y ~ --comm w•!bar, Pf1f tor .You've ,-1'1'aya WaJ'lt· "' .-.: lmlly to heavy root traf· a•••n =ent•rl,a~~n.JoW.!!.k._.to OP""~•·:r,...,.. «11am'~11 .. 1J,..uat,.~• ... Dt .t~ 11 p ~ • _ _..,. 1 .... -,_,_ .., ~-u-1E9UALHOUS!t4G~ .. roperty re1eot1y 511 ·1000 Mewportleodt 10691Mewport..... 106 ~ Hope:town Ln. 11121 WlndenilerLane 2150 IQ. ft., 3 BR. 2~ Ba. leaM:d;_. '(501~A, * 1---.:.C:-'--"'-:..O.--sl••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~-;"====--lNear Goldenwe.t • Ed· towQhomt, IOC:Altd on """ r l lVEIM OME inaer 4 BR, 21> bathil. quiei •ul·de ... • 1troet. RoGI btoh VA & FHA..,... TRADE A WHm • • R dining/I-"• ISi Very low malnu!mn••. L-le9di I04'Lo1 okodt 1048 493-4551 490-IJ97 Calltodaylorourlart• EMTOHEt l a.........,-rm. · y . .luat ... Pt"'lo~Jac..W ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494-8088 select ion or 3 Ir 4 ELEPHAH"T ECONOMIZE!' Coiy 3 :It-ins, diab'Nlhr. newly and tennla. Prlted la. A .true La_1una Otanner. 4 Saff Iv,....__ 1----"-'=---I b edroom home1. No bedrmownenhomewttb ttotated. Boat atorue. mld·$60000't 2 Br, 2 ba. dectla1 2 llouaes ~ -f~t 2 • SWEEPfNG OCEAN downVAlc:k)downFHA Owner of this e legant 3 txlrm + d eo, 3 '· collD.lry klkhen &: cJia_e $.W,llGOFirm. ' ocuqvlew.shortwalkf1 n · VlEWS·Quality 3-Br. MISSl-VIUO bath Baycr est home m ay •-a"°e tor ' warm wood t ioon &.. 5ll..a130 847·8184 LE RAISOR beautlM befch. t64500 OVenll.td garagee, •un-$71.900. OPEN wkend 1 ::::.,,..,, u · u' carpet, 2 vanJt.y baths, By Owner. Lovely 3 B"R. Arch 'B:siy Real E&iate: d eck ovrlk'g ocean. 1.5: 864 Quivera. Arch .__., your old home, vacant land , or cabin. f PLUS •.l BR.1 BAftOtal wolk to beach. '""· mstr. REALTY •90-2277 !fS,000. •94 .. t70 Beach Hts. ARCH BAV 591·1000 Manicured gardens & courtyafd entry, ~ri•&< an $200. per mo. BR, t Ba, ramu, rm.. Real Estate. 490-2277 BY OWNER ~c. 3 br, 2 form a l dining room & p lush greysb lu e : Beach area.962-~llBkr kltc b w/blt·ini; frpl. ~=~mv'a'n':-~v~. l.MERALDIAY OPEMSUM.1·5 OwnY.,-Ow.leoQ: ba"ElDor~,AICun-crpts gra ce this prestigious home at ,' TENrt s ANYONE" Carp, drapes. Assume Cillo8-JW600 V.'•offe.rthla.oid.er_.__bom VICTORIA 8EACH·l2A Beau t .~resc«=.nl Bay der$50'a.83Q.8291 1235 SAHTIAGO PllVl,r.: Ad ul Condo, 2: yrs. old·. exist VA loan. $41,900 l--'--'----'---1 on ocean tide ot Coal Sunset Tm-:XJ..'"Hl'fam. oceanfront •·Br. f·b•. HE:WPOIT llACH, $104,500. CALL I LI 2 br,2ba,newcpts, 960-264-3 900-37'3eves . Hwy ., on park·llk ho me.•Br.,38a.,rum· OPEN wkend. 1·5: 261 Lorgt'&Pri•Clte NOWfor appointmentto see.64WOll cusl drrs, frml . din r m, REDUCED· Huntington Unlve.rsity Par k., By 1rQund1; this is a pu:si rm .• gym In 2500 sq. Crescent Bay Dr. ARCH lPOOU OPEN HOUSI SAT & SUM l•I' .j ~g. pa~lo. tennla, poola. Harbour 0-,; water, 4 BR, Owner, 4 BR, 3 Ba, ram· est•te-type bome. Ad ft . P ri. pallo+la. play BAY Re al Est ate . A ma1a lflcent • Br. p IC• 1ac1fi221, Full sec. $37,000. a B a , 1 g i 3 5 rm, a600 Sq. 11. Loe on va.nce app't. requirel1. yd. Grt. Oc. Vu. w /1teps 499-22Tl home wlth formal'dinitig Pattism llnstmlt Ca ; 67;:;3·;";29;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J o en / p l ayroom 2 major a:reenbelt area. Ofrered a.t $119,500. to sand. $1119,000. 1-"---''-------1 roor:n, wet bar, Indoor 1149-..ldlll ...__ U. Ove r water d ecks, Dramatically decorated. Flnanclngtobenegot.lat You ire invited to an la undr 1 roo m , 3 .,.. .,.,,., · w /boat slip. New interior El~. ~ar. door open~r. ed. Excluslwel)' by VIC. BEACH.·• uni ta. Ope n House. bathrooms fl 1 private .. SUPER l IEDRM paint & carpets Open .Mlrroted wardrobes 2 Corbin ~in Frpl., XLNT sum. &: 3192 Bonn Dr. (TOW) rear ya~ with a custom Mewport ..._.. 1069 MaWfartleodl IM.9 2 Bath, 2 story •.. priced lo Fri. Sat le Sim. 4047 Mis· Frplcs, patios, Inside Realtors 6_._. 766 winter rentals. $11:5,000. tpm·5pm . Sunday. pool. 2 ftreplaces &: 1elf ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• sell at $35,0SO. New p~h tral. S46-'132' By owner. laundry. Nr. recreaUoo ....., Two Wood & Glass Health forceaaale clean.in& oveu. See to cacpet.in1. Faotastac · area. , Schools & Shope. homes w /beaut. coast ol this fine home. 3 Bd, 2 belleve.S81.~. , home ... com~~!Call S18,800. 17701 Mh Tree EMEULDIAY vu.'a. ba. family room, MISSIOMYIUO 4~;,{·' .~ FHA REPO Ln. Eves. & wlu>ds. Or Ao1dor~~lesmallbome, L •Br .• 3 Bo., Fam. i. PANORAMIC VIEW ol REALTY Umque*c:::::G:;i; noeat • 1 ,,~ ~~ cal1833·2124forappt. nearly 'new. Parquet Dr.4..4 cks.$129,000. city light.a. Priced under &ll·IOOO • _....,_ ..tt.-..,..~~V nrs .. usN brick. wood 2. New 3 Br.+ 1tudlo ' market value, $69.950., ___ .:..:c:..~:.:. __ ----~ . pool area. Prl. patio & Owner will carry fa.naJ'lc ·•· Beach & Ellis, HB Only $34, 900. FAST OC::CUPAMCV ~a~~~;~ge~:.S~:U 2 lanai. $129,000. Ing. ASSUMABLE FHA 7'14 use of Oak wood. A warm, adaptable I family home. 5 Bdnns. + family rm., large swideck with jacu.ul Star of the I Udo Island Home Tour. $197.500 I 963-8316 Belt buy In Hunt. Bc:h. 4 T.wtlerockPbalV Bdr., 2 ba'~ an· Ocea nfront-Pr!. cove U9STempleHillsOr. 3 br, J ba , la. lot, ~~~~~~~~~~1 B 4 BR 2 °-ms., up; sm wts•-ps to beac" 5 B 4 Coronada trart ...... 950 _ BR, 2 Ba. New carpets Y owner, · 'h Dll, den, eompacL bui deluxe o..c 11• r.. 1pm·5pm Sat. &Sun. One · ..,...., · BY OWNER. Adult 2· will be installed. Call spacious liv-nn w/frplc, kitchen. Excellent ocean Ba-., complete ttucllo apt. or the dr amatic homes In 1.::1131:::_·::113'1::..:.D.:B:;:•::.•·=----now forma l din-rm, lge fam-v•·ews. s129,EN\ 40091q. rt . $331,000. Laguna. Beam. glass & . story condo. 3br, l ~ba, · I I ed elli & _, FOR RENT washer /d rye r . re£rig . . CUmS rm w vau t c ng OCUMFROMT Charm 3 Br. home. Gar. wood blend into unique A1Mmalalel.oant S'Z8.900. 54&--M72. REAL ESTATE ~~r;~,~~· ~rum~ p~: Uqique oceanfront build· beams.• wd. n. Walk to gi:~:~.u~~· ~~~1:_~ Ho QllGlfyhtg LIDO REALTY 3377 Via U.. M.L · 67J.7300 .,, walk to private tennis & i n g site; secl uded. beach. $350 . Extraordinary view of Over 50 low~ loans in OPEN HOUSE Lg. cust. 96..-2458 pools, parks, schools on natural setting, over· Lg.. penthouse. 2 Br., 2 th Se Red ed. 500 Mission Viejo. E!l Toro&: Pool w /apa & pat.lo. quietslreet.AcrOS5rrom looking an inti m ate Ba. Oc. Vu. Walk to loer ,·am.medue•.at•Sl•Oa. le.· SanJuanCaplstrano.2to Beaut. 4 br, 1:14 ba, 1~1, Gorgeous 3 br, 2 ba home ._eltered cove A r••e nxt. to park & schl. "Nr. in planned community. park. Lot view or L.A. sop"portunity 51f7 500 ...._ beaBch·town.-$350. I $99.500. 5 BR homes. Cell Newport leoch 1069Newport a.oclt I 069 Shop'g. Ctr. By owner. Seeit,you'lllikeit!Cen· basin, many xtras . ..·._ , !...c.nr apt. Beams, rpl. LosPadreaReaJEalate lll.0821 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•• ss1,ooo. Al l ter ms . tury 21. 548·1168 or =::5a°1~ or best offer.~· Vk'eeach:.2 apts.w/Oc..1-~~6Z7~~So!.~Cs~t~.rH:wy~. _J .. ~A.~Z~T~E~C~R~E.~•~il~T1~'f~·,\·•--------------- 963·316S, 90szPioneer Dr. 848-8357 -...r v • •. 494-0793 ======::...:::..:1.:..c'-'-'"'------I ...:;s· u. 9• S275.S1J0. . M..,port lleadl I 069 * BY OWNER * PRICE reduced $3.400. IEFORE YOU IUY · · 497-1711 BY OWNER. 2Bd, 2Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASY DOWH Luxurious La Cuesta Ownerleavingcountry.2 GI v E RAM c' H 1105N.Coos•'~'''"'a:;una home. Open beam ceil-BAYFRO ..... lk be .. Sty41lr,3Ba.$61.500. REALTY A TRY. WI . _ y.. ings, cheerful kitchen, "' wa to acu. 2800 sq, H•VE THE WIDEST 494 117~ woven wood shades, 2 c ustomHornes n .. s BR+ den: on cul· od ~ I h u· ~950 de·sac, 3 BA, 3 car gar, 3 Br , 2 Ba, 1500 M el SELECTl0M OF THE . EAN SID~ of Hwy.; ~~37~~rpe ng. -· . BALBOA PENINSULA beaut. cond Prtnc. only. ~!:!~il.eA.d1:\>C~~t:ie!t~ BEST IUYS IH IRVIHE. ;~t;a~~~~~~~~cfui: i..::.:...=::...-----sl ~=~e~l:~h,~'~:1k0t';.~! S7S.SOO. 963·l2lB Walk to shopping & St. I CALL • WE CAM ing im., wet bar, patio. C:OMMERCIAL OceanBays Ltd. Oceon. Each home has 4 Bonaventure. $51.500. SHOW YOU OVER JO Asking $1-49,500. Owner ILDG. SITE: 491·1723 Ml).8112 b drm s, 4 baths &: -EXCLUSIVE 3 Br, Dean Garde n Executive Ho m e. Ma ny xtras. f7!,900. H 0 MES EX CL U. finance. In the heart ol Laguna, Gallery, 2 fireplaces, SIVEL y LISTB> LUXURY Penthouse with income. Over 14,000 l?r1AGlNE, ... Polential to wet bar, ultr a modern • condo ,at ocean, ~orth aq . ft. Will divide. Buy express your persooali· kitchen & private pier R"NCH end\ 2 BR ... 2'h ba., d~n, oow, build later. ty. Central Location. 3 Fee land. See al 1200 frp . dee•: secu rity hr. $19,500. East Balboa Blvd., or c E xcellent fin ancing, or lease, at $425 per mo .. o r \ease /option to purchase ; 3 bdrms , 2'h ba .• frp l., gourmet kitchen, 1 all bit-ins Custom shutters & drapes ~ incl Owners anxious & this is one of the BESI' BUYS m one of Ne w port's mos t d esirable a r eas Ca ll A gent, Mary o r Don 6404050 ' .. Rea1Estate by Md/JIN Rabert Rs CMsley REALTORS• 842s7441 REAL TY garaee. Xlnt financing. l -'-:.;..:o"c='=EA-"cM~~V~IE~W~-1 call 615·8120 ror more de· WALMUT&CULVER $l38,~EGALLEN 2 Bd. C h armer, tails. M1wportleadt 1069Mewportleodt 1069 551 2000 . ,_~,j,.. Nort h e n d . $59,500 . DOMTUFT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• * . * REALTOR 494-7578 ·, Norins Really<lM-8057. .u uEWPO-SHORES ""EWPORT LOCATED IN NO . 109SN.Coast,Laguna AH""D!! " "' ..,,. JRVINE Jo-nTod-. WHITEWATER It's spotless and easy to 3 BR A frame t-lge · r---, L. ssT ATE VIEW keepthatway Arecent· ram rm Top cond HTS • "TEA.CHERS PET" Smartest house on the l"ine I 044 block, accented by ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... manicured lawns, ni&ht ··lights & sprinklers In F &: 1 HOME LEFT! 121 Wa•e ly redecorated 3 BR end 162.500 $47 500 DEM-From this spacious 4 unit townhome near pool 3 BR J. sly Huge • bdrm, 3 bath VlP re· and clubhouse with over· a:a rd e n ty'pe p atio' Charming 2 bedrm cot· GI WlliTdHl A!~ Acro11 the Sfrfft , .:.:......:..::....C5'.s.:.C::=--'-.::.....i aidence on qui.et. cul·de· sized master suite and $63,150 t 1agded odn llartge Ctrn•.•t R. Desirable 4 Bdrm Tri· l evel home lnstde Prestige tract, has built· in quality. A Brilliant buy, 968-..4456 GETIT "TOGETHER" A claaslc pool home that's priced right ont ;. Had decking & fire pit R~dcme IMide & o 968s4456 HUGE2STORY Deane home nr. ocean. 4 br, 2 ba Only $52,000. : w ~~~~~y • CH 963"9n1 FIXER UPPER 4br. 2ba. $40,900 BKR 898·4121 anytime 3 BR Condo, l'h: Ba, 2 Sty, .. $25,750. Asm 6~~ $15,000. .1 .• owe 2n<t. 646-5632 " OPENSUNDAY1·5 ' ot686HEIL 1. Huntington Townhouse- Super sharp w /2·Br, -1 lhBa, comm. pool. Close .• to school, beaches and hop'g. $31.750. zl < This new rree standing home in Univ. Park has approx. 2500 sq. n.. of liv· tng space. It includes 3 lrg BR's, finished bonus rm. 31h Baths, formal dining r m & fam.1ly rm. The price is $64,500 leasehold & the bUilder is anxio\UI to seU ! ass s ng uuu•:o open , from each other • · aac street. Situated in night light View $09,500 CAYWOOD REALTY s u e es 8 e. • ofrlhe den into attractive TWO T RIPLEXES,N. one or t he most pre· Call S44·7211 last! Call t.oda¥. ~7221 patio area. Two large LaGuna. 1 HaS a 3·Br stlgious of beach areas. * 541·1290 * 0 bd rms ., 2 baths and home & (2) z.Br apt.s. Transferred seller very 3 LS bdr 3 ba Fee land. 1 "9"" &.u"' formal dining . A TheotherhasaZ.Brlux· motivated. Open House blk ocean 5309 River &I II• 21 beautiful home with a ury home & (2) 1· Sunday 1·5. 649 Bolsana.l ·=========l .:64..:5:..-0080=::..::0c.:wnr:=:.:'A-"gt"---I ~ superb location. $61.900 Brelegaot apts., pool and Call 646-7111 or54().894.4. 18732 Paseo C:orin $165,000. /$215,000.·Your Wood & glus. Warm loft · BY OWNER • We1tcllff lltaliy OPENSUN.1·5 jacuzzi.lOOR.toocean. CEDAR 1111 $159000 ·.-. c.hoice. ZAGRODZKY, ed master bdrm. & vu , · · · For seclusion & enter BAYFR"'..,... Realtor. 494'"8611 1 • tairupg, stylish 3 hr aur-"'°'"I LIDO 1.:.:==.:.:=='----I decks make home easy · ' ' roundinl pool & lovely HOME +unit :ruRnEROC:K "Sltti1190.Top l!'°~lo~v;e-~Z~Bdnns~;-;ss~l~,soo;'.~~~~~~~~ garden, lge lot, end or witlla WA.TERfllOMT' :row uHOME VISleN OFT·-~~~" LCICJ"'laHI~ l052 h;dden cu l de sac Sl,000,000VIEW Beautilul Lido lllaod " a••••y ,. ....-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl08 ooo 646-3114 5 II ..._ 1......_ waterfront duplex. 3 Excellent location nr . -•11 Is certain to stimulate a * B"EST BUY St··~ A By owner. 2 Bet & con· ..::=:o•=:..· ::::..::::...---1 a 1-r ·-·r Bdrm, 2 bath home fl l PARK II HOMES 55Z.1800 hlghschool&UCl.NeAr· 552-7500 new exuberance for llv· . · wuY · vert.fble den. El Niguel POOL 673-4i900 bdrm unit over garage. ly new 3 bdrm., 2 ba., &i ~~~A~R~e~d~H~l~ll~Co~m~p~a~n~y~ing! A dramatic bridge Frame, JU5t reduced lo Countr y Club Condo. 3 & De n or 4 bdrms 675·5016 EYes Magnificent view. Appl. luxury features incl. wet spans the attractive cor· $62 3 .SOO. 2·Br Ion den, St o v e , r ef r 1 g , 1---------'-CI only. 648·TT11. Op en bar,atrlum&trash com· nerlottoagalleriaentry 2·b · washer/dryer, & dis· Jmmed possess·Under BrondHewDuplex Eves. pect.or. Priced at$60,000 DREAM HOME FOR or this beaut. ocean view hwasher carpets & $?O.OOO 1 •h Blk from ocea n. MATURE COUPLE home. 3 Lge. bdrms. +a * WOODS COVE-Older drapes like new. $.Sl.500. Optn SatJSun 1 ~5 Qualit y conatr uction. WE HAVE RENTALS University Park. 2 BR , 2 priv. mstr. suite. 21/i ba., 3·Br, 2·ba home +a Open house Sat. & Sun., 1936 TH'Hita Lane $117,000. Owner will take Ba. on greenbelt. Ex-massive family .r .m ., separate guest house. 31261 East Nine Dr (213) FERGUSON 10"/o down and carry 2nd 5$2·7000 TURTLEROCR TOWNHOUSE 2br a.. den Former model Alr conditioned, automaUe sprinlr.lers and lig hting A MUST SEE. $64,950 elusive, under $50,000. rrpl~. & fo;mal _dining. $85,000. 447·2896or (714)493·1657 REALTORS 833.3821 T.O. Thi!! offer will go Risser Realton."552·9602 You 11 Jove 1l ! lhns1st that fast. Loe. al 'lJJ7 .;nh st. rorappt. your Agents ow you * TElt'lPLE HILLS· A.MM CHISMAN E•STILUFF TheBluffs;earlyare:a multiple listing 5156, or Unique two-story hom e. A Portofino w /finished an· l·Story 3 BR, 2 Ba. LOCJVnq Beach I 048 call UI. $89,500. J.Br. 2·ba. Sparkling pool R0EPAELNES110TUASTEE • Br den 3ba, rrml din nex for sale by owner. $57,000 Aft.. 64().5.560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PutYo...Produc:t in very private patio. rm . Storage Galore! Reas.644 ·5359. ---------OldLaqunnChorm OnSt~! Oceanview.$129,000. ·Sunday,1-5 Pools1zeyard.$85,500by •CUSTOM DUPLEX N r Be a ch & town . Create, man actu'e & 31619 Crystal Sands Owner 644.7595 Boye.rest Steps to ocean. $79,000. 2. * PRIME COND.-4-Br. Pacifit' Island Village 3 br, 2 ha units, all extras T ~fl pl I e ~ -3. 2 8 r • b 2 merchandise Your 2·ba, all level homes . 3 Bdrm den Mslr Bdrm OCEANFROflIT 2 Bd + 2 Open House Sat/Sun. + rull priv'lgs. of Nwpt. :wnreprc 352car356ga&r, 36~ hProdhuct irnr· Laguna. on a $11,SOO offers an mviting brlt OwBd garage apL $125,ooo.2 J~~bl• ,Wpooindl~~~dm. I 'oBRr.. Shores r ec. fa c i Is. • 1g tra 1r count cor· fireplace&oceanvu ner,645·365S •• r• 642-3513 Thal11l (5!> ft lo\). oer.perfectforfurniture •THELJ\SToftheBIG ArutioustoseU $62,500 l---CC.-'-----7 1Famrm.$129.500 0wner.1--------- Sl19,500 675 ·8224 & sales or upholstery , the VIEWS has been cap-ATRUEGEM BJGCANYONUJT J,;;";;;2;;·3099;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j DOVER SHORES 642 ·~ e •-,., lanl solanum Best location on •oll ·-• n .. :1 a P lured in this new custom &: makes a spectacular, h + 180 Deg. Vu course. $84,500. 581-0264 GALAXY DRIVE FAMIL V DB.IGH:r For the famil) who wants everything' This 2·story 3 bdrm., 3 bath, profitable backdrop for 3·1\r, 2-ba ome. $74,500 2 Bdrm .. con.den w/Wet or 542·6735. NEWPORT SHORES R.duced 515•000 your stage Nice ranch i bar,separatedn.rm.& 1.:c.:.7':..C...:.::.-----I BEAUTY! T house included' Lots of ~ lovelyfam.nn.w/frplc , 6 Br+den, pool site lot 3 Br I% Ba , dbl gar, 0$169,500. parking The property is fttwater Upgraded features are overlooking new ,t:ol ( comm pool. 3 bl to heh. Beaut. 3200 sq. ft. View clear We'll deal! ~ mirroredwalls&doors course.584,995.646-6395 Priced to sell . Ownc home.4br,dcn,fam.rm. $175,000 EAL ESTATE &parquetOoors. Just DOVER SHORES moving lo 1-lawai i . pool. By Owner/Ag\. 1',or i Li stedl. ....... $98.900 $54,SOO Open house Fri 1nfor. or appt. call : C ramily room home has 11 • REALTY IN · OONALDM.81RD beam·ed cell's, frplc, :;• __ 7:....:.1~-'-'-/"8-'46"-·'-13.:c7c...1_ 1 __ •::•:::•ecl•t.• .... I•••• central alr-cond. & elec· Sp ~ihLaP~-Deerll Id p 0. Ho 3 tronic air niter. Large " h.11.~' (or')"'c' 11m1 -.-e a o me, heated & filtered pool "By Ayres'', massive BR, 2 Ba, Atrium. ph1sh with spa. Lols or private clay tile roof, Fiesta nn crptg, hard\\·ood plank deck & patio area. w /floor tocathedral ceil· floors, vaulted beam BeautiCully lndscpd., en.1..<or Ing (irepl1ce, custom ceilings, skylights, near with sprinkling system & PEN HOUSES.at. &Sun. wtndow seat, 4 spacious community pool &green· fenced yard. One or the l·Spm. 256SKilo Way (off ,, BR's (or 3 +extra den). belt.' $56,000. Principals finest hornet in the area Alta Vista) Come see the , Glass & tilfl patio kitchen only . Owner. 644·2071 • only minutes rrom waves hilting the rocks · wfbar serves gu BBQ, ext. '2 or S59-4271. Open Ni~el Beach. A real from this 2Br, 2 if.t • lge play rm w/decorator House Sat. &Sun. lo-4, 12 )eWetat.$12,500 ba,.587.500. , flooring. Aasu ma bl e , .:.Pe;:::lnJ~ettl=•:.:·-----ll -::OM'.,.,... ., FHA loan or terms. Bkr •-ft.ttfGIU'& DRAMATIC Wood & Im· 1-.962-5511 TURTLEROCK Prof. ~~ ported Glaas Home :~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j lnd scpd. 3 br, 2 ba ,I ~~~ 499•2800 reflects the brilliant ·• atrium, wetbar, A /C.1.: :._c:::..=:.::..-1 atyle otdeslgnen, Hippe READV TO Open SattSun. Own. TREES-TREf:S.TREES &1 Arlen. This new 2Br p. 1 .!83S-~::::11~113~------1Laeuna charmer. Walk 2\o\ba. Conv·Loft Den . ' MOVE INTO Beaut iful Catirornia to b e a ch . O p en wfvlFw affords peaceful Home. Planl~.4Br,3 SAT/SUN, 436 A&ate. prlvaicy . Asking .;·<2 Bedroom, l ba 1 th. ~.lee· Ba, Fem. Rm. Lndscp. $49,900. lte:len l.1. Buth&: .... 189,000. tric bltna. Comp ett..,-re· c.tntl"a l air, newly de· AIM>Clatea499-4S&l t.1done. Oversized l{ira1e cor .• lots of upgrades.1.:.::::::::::::.:::..::::.:::::::.---1 MARVELOUS Coastline .;;IWfth ·boat,door-• ..rear ss; .:soo. By Own!". tCJtsalebyowner.Sweep-&: Maln 'Beach i! viewed l yard act?ets. nly $$1·5815 lna ocean views, !romlbli3M.JBa.Den. . ··e soo. ' c1thcdfel beam ceilings, Fam.Rm. un Large Lot ·,1tG!fittljjllf1GQ u;:;.·l:~·=-~~: tt.bri:,::;:;}:~U:S~ ":iif.~.it Tree~ ..... 962-4471ls::l"'ij64"l=li03 Rm' Atrium. Nr. pool. $950000. 141·31'14 or SWELD REALFSTATE Princlpslsonly.m-<MBO . .w?'·l66' 414,4093. ' ' u I 1350$.CoastHwy. 32351 /31678Co?-st l-lwy. Executive Home Sat Sun 12.srM 331 6'12·2589 _ 494-8$36 SOUTH LAGUNA R•duced $40,000 499-2247 499·1]41 Was $225,000 Now Lugonia 545 ·0lSS oraer, 2R a, FR. Har bor lt10DESTLY PRICED in SlSS,OOO. Open House Sat 675·3600 View Carmel. $75,500 . area of more expensive WE ""'~~'.'."'~~~~~l.iF~ee~.~O~w~n~e~r~.~644~4&M~~-= homes· Expansive ca· * KHOW * & Sun. 1·5. Elegant 4200 -nyon views thruout· LAGUHAHIGUEL sq ft 4 br, 4 ba, fam rm, Newport J-l eights Home, Beach dream cottage Glass. beams. custom * IEST * d~n. pool . Beautiful By Owner. 2 Br+ g~est Sum -wntrrentsandpay~ features, 2.Br, 2Vl·ba . OPENSUNDAY!J.ti( v1~w: Great for enter· house. 2'h Ba. beautiful· its own way or you can lik e new, Klnt expansion lZ:30to 5 P~t ta101ng . Owoer, 1608 ly landscaped. Frprc, live in it 2 8d 2paliot 2 possabilities. $74,900. 32561 ADRIATIC DR. Galaxy Dr. N.8 . 64&8049 bltn kitchen, lge boat /· car ~ara.ge. ckt1y S58,o00. * LIMGO * !\1onarc'h Bay Terrace OPEN HOUSE. For sale trlr space. $89.5oo . /\GT67S-1912cr675-4073 RealEstah 4·Br,3·ba,fonnaldining, by owner. NPT. HTs. S48·Slll0. Beach hse. btw bay~ ot99-4~1 483-8812 family rm. 2100 Sq. ft . area. Clean 3br 2 ba. LIDOISl.E ocean2Bd,14Xl6~or '4~-8086 Ocean view from every Hrdwd r1s. Freshly Ptd. ___ ..:.:.:.:::::::'---I room·Greal lamily home lnsd. 492 16th Pl. CM . LUXURY use plans ok'd by lat TWO BLOCKS to the In custom residential Pr.lo sell this wkd. 2bedroom,bah.'00y,dcn. Comm . lie buiki on thi~ beach & wl•Lm· walk•"ng are •122,-.. 9 ooo 107 Via Orvlcto. OPEN 25X90 lot. only W.000. u• •·• .-u. .., • HOUSE Sat & Sun 1·5. ACT . 675 ·10972 or distance to everything. LnnUftCI H1__. D-.au 75 01 ~ "J'"""S"--•,-NEWPORTH€IGRTS llolmuTaylorRealty. 6 ·4 3 ~~~f~c:·~~e~:~de~: aao-5050 49M<WO 2112 Cliff Or. View, 2 Br 549·t658 -'-'------- $49,SOO. OUTSTANDING Value· &: l!:~t hse. Open SUn 2·5 I Ilk + I...._ * LIHGO .. Beaut. 3·Br. 2P,.tba. in Robinson Br875-8120 2. beach units ~.500. Gd FROM T .. OCEAN R•ol Eotate Monarch Bay.w/lr~ tam. l-IEA LTJ-l REASONS, income. R-2 cor lot Gin -2 BR'& 1 BR Dupl~ on 4.93.-4551 499~tm rm .&allth~amcrnUesor Must sell! 36' BNtSUp ny Fortune, rltr. ''"'lots. Tremendous 494.8(8j beach llvln1. $8'7,500. wllh elegant opg"raded1-•7_5_·7_520.c.c·--·----I potentl11I. Lot l'lte will * Ll~O * Condo. 3 Dr, 2" Ba. own WATERFRONT w /boat accommodate large New 3 br, den, 3 ba, ocean- /canyon v\ev.'$. Dy ownr $132.000. 49'1·5129 R•Cllfstate land & boatsUp. $8.1.500. alip, by owner; 4br plwi dupleK w/4 car gar. 499.4551 493-8812 or lease $600. mo. 2ba, playroom giant. Value ln lot. $81,SOO. 494-8<8:i 813-2143 patio. $122,000. 87S.U.a. . Agenl549·<Ml12 • -I , I "'8 DAILY PILOT 8und!y,S!pt.mbftr1•, 1975 j '" H••nlwvt•z• H111"U."8; .. •• H1•11U.W 'tr• ••11111,\fsla !:' r• ,, ,.. w. I ... _ ••.. ..,.. ............... ············-······ •••••.••.•• a ................................ . l••H nw-forS. Lolsfwtole :UOO\otsfortole 2200 Newport...... JI.. ...-.11 II II ...___. J240........ Uf .;~;:=.;~91~··••1 .. 6•• ~:·•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••..,••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C1r1s1.., ..._, .,~a 1•--.................. ~ ... , ....................... ............. JUt ....................... ....,....,.............. 0 ' .... port.... '°'' ······-·--··-· -··········· .... ·-·· . ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• LIDO SANDS ' PER Sb 1 br Jhpl M Twr. '?'wrlllle. -- .. ---R·I Resldlllllal Lot "CREAKPUirP" 1 ·:.,_u110.11Ba1;c1.Yr11yrr" s + bit ••llorpbl·--·-· • .:i.i,.:. ba. Blaut. bedroom z batb. !pie -• lie-111 • --· · G Qlmm, fae'a. -l BIG ·CANYON BONANZA -For Sale-dbl• 1ar .• paUo, <omni Mor•I•• c ... 10• lid. 1U-1eUore11--. --.,2_1•1 ~ .. ., 11~,:e;.:v Macn,1b i11in~ Excellent Location in Coata Mesa, 9oo1 • rec .,..._ AHil eo. ()peo Sat" liWl M 2ll·TU·Al• d.,. Jlt, Lari• ..,.._.......,. 1 GOLF COURSE adjacent to Halecrest Park Sell< u . lllll48 •• -J>lll llllJ>P lled,l'oom. -1 VIEW!!! 6,400 Sq.,ft. cleared and level OCJ;ANFRONT a-Br +BEAUT. U Ocunvlewl ·-~ ..... 1 IocalloA-Slipwlll-. DEAUYIW HOME aunporcb, a-ba, larr• br, I ba dupleL Bllm. -...., ....... a-. Wall d6. -c • ready for · building home. bome. Wl.Pter, .._ mo. wuher/drtW. 2 cw car. •oc••-:::,•Vl•-::.:,..-1>;;-s" cor•t•d_ ta q.,••lwlt'"T 3440 $q. Ft. -4 BR. - 3 All. 111·"10 !!!'.:...Ad"1ta. No..,..... per mo. tsr •t.uu N ~I ~i:B~R. ~ eerpeta, -' Batlt5 s11 .. 010~0 •• 1•-··-·M110 ··~ b 1~ •· -· ~-eat.ceao ·"''" ••d wall~··~~·••· S.:Dale:....._, br, 1~ t ~ ;' .... earpets,bUA. ,rm.I. Avallable~Clft l. .s.,t.11.1975 c--JU4 11~Jalll•-db=-ar. Llira• y~. t••rl1 baala •• NEW NEYER OCCUPIED ..._,.c•,._11~g~~o-.................. """ Pam! o.K.131Hlo ..,OOQ/llo.<VJO) .... -·------R£ALTYCOMf~NV ' EASTSlDl!l, '!:~!r .. d•· D New 21'1. br, oc&ANVU:W CelWt Scbwetctert . $177,000 C:-M-CamyW-Dltlricl llACHlllMTALS coreted z ll<li'fid,;b Ill a~ ba, I .... pr. u.,. • Bii. z~-..... blL 1142C1¥ OPEN DAILY u~1L SOLD 77 ,..,Dri .. ,c:-......,c..t2626 e.aco':'~~5!4:.iy · t'°~:.•.,,:_oi:ci.z.~ .,..t1ec1."5Dmo.11B-MU ~~}:'M:'~/~f?.: .-=::~..!~.l~ .. n1 aomeview-4bedrooml· SaotaAuAwe,.,,..,,,. YOURLASTS!'OPwben thnloU:tl $Mo. lq room, lamll.v room, 3 RUE VIUARS Inc-Property 2000 Real Estate ~~lh~.'1.."':,.~. ~:iJ~ EASTSIDE, 2 II<, <rpb, W H• lhb •harp 3 KISSI N REALTY f r 0 f • • 1100 a I I ' ' Considering lhe "premi·um v1'ew 1~a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want.cl 2900 amall boat privlleg• -drpt:,l1tove~eoclpr. m,almm&MWbome. • ·~·· .:S:fl:~e(,fJ,d Y•rd, ~ private area. -~ Per No k ell or l250mo. Very close lo oeean. _ 1 __ .......... -.-... _ ._._.T·K-""W-• 'tioo'' & generous •'pootsized lot", this FOUR UNITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• th 1 ......, All MB 14ZG Great floor plan ror eo· Ocealll'roat ~a.-~,~~~-~ .. ;;;-;;·~;;-;~ Costa Mesa. $79,900. 0 W N Property in mon w nt.eronly • ttrtalnmenL 968 Ct.54 or Cowe. t Bd, 3 b9, 6,)le, ..... gorgeous '1brand new" Deane Home, is Pilot R.E. ~ Inglewood. Hawthorne Bayahorel' -Cute • siso.2 er, ebJJd.yard SQ,Sltl deck, patio. s&ePI: to BLUFFS z Plan·, 4 BR+ "1 your best Big Canyon investment op-or So. Bay Area? Charming ar.man • larie a BR, klda,re ~e Beach, newly painted. boo•• room· Imm·• ....-'t ( bl h $45,000 SMALL trailer patio 2 ~-m ho-· Pool b ~ els ~ • -...,..uru y compara e omenowover WILLPAYCASH • ~-·-.• r. -..... ~ GORGEOUSl..eCllesta3 SBSD. Wiater, 11.000--·-110.••640-•••~ Sl"" OOO) Alt 1. h park downtown Desert Ph.TomD'..._1 ___ ___,__ on Vista Drive. Private fncd.carage. bclnn·, 2 bath, •··•ucles Yea..-... No-· tel-MSl. "~"--··-;-'c:::---~----""• · rac 1ve pure ase pro--HotSprings, lOapaces + ~ Bearh. 1425 Per mooth. Mesa Verde 3 br 2 ba b .a--""":".......... ..,. --i. J ... gram avail. 2 trailers + 2 pools + T.D.PROPERTIES Winte'f.O'WAPP'T. kid.a, pet, fr.td. iaraee waa er, u..ro::•i eleane EMERALD 'Ba>' Wnt.r. 3211 owner's apt. 1h down . (213 ) 674-tm7 anytime arl Fee. Agt. ::~~~ene~f'°A::f:t1! ~ntal. 2 br, whitewater .~!~•••••••••• HASTIMGS & CO .. Realtors Ring 640.55600.., or honing E 11tblolff .......,.._ llclg. !'Newport leoch I 069 Acrooge for &ale 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : OPEN SATJSUM.1·5 ,.. 3110W.Ocew1f1onl 4 Bdrm .. 2 ba. upper & 3 13 + GROSS ' rm., 2 ba. lower; (rplc. ACRES -.: each unit;. good rental R·J Zoned property, San areo ! $169,500 J c . llEACH DUPLEX uan ap1strano Owner Larae,newerunlts,close may carry paper . e Broker, 213-423-6478 to beach. 3 Bdnns., 2 ba •• 1------'-'-'--'--- 6 2 bdrm. 1 ba.; frplca., ine11 Propertr 1400 b1tins, $99,500. •••••• •• • •••••••••••••• HEWPOIT IE.I.CH JU.LTY 675-1642 PRIME I.AHi< ILDG. 2815 Npt. Blvd., NB Great Newport location. ~-Cl onte I 076 $170,000 yrly. Sl.oso.ooo. _. tin Ted Hubert & Assoc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtors. 675-8500. ·fLovely panoraniic ocean,1---------- view home. a bedrooms. • Fully redecorated. Boat r. trailor access. $'72.950. J;, ..ulCHOUGE -INYESTMIMTS • 1714!49'-7711 Office Ilda. FOR SALE OR LE;(sE 6,000 Sq. Fl. Deluxe PRICEDTOSELL Muller Reallon & ManogementCo. Inc. 17141846-4493 ~~~l balance. Owner , or (714) 846-5221 aft. 6 112ary Lou M on(~) HOMlfbreaS \ Call 91S8-"58or90-SBIT VllW. S47S. 558-3030days leaant up,ll'aded Ooado. 1---------IRentols 842-IZ30 •64Z.9'00* REAL ESTATE by View. Emerald Bay TO<· Air cood., 2 BR, 11\ Ba, 16 UMITS All adult luxury 2 br, 1¥.i ba units. Income $11,340. Priced at $325,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• llcVAY race. 4 Bd, 2 ba, *'50. D/W,R1n1e,crpta,drw, HousHfvrnllhed BAYFR"'NT SHARPtbr,allbltns.A>i Arter8,123-$28. pool, dbl car, petlo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ¥' 10/1. Quiet Cul-de-aae. VW Real Ea Adalta, no pet.I. $2.50. Generol 3101 CONDO fam.ooly.$!50.551-76411 age tala OCEANV1EW ,i..::•93=-3429=----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elegant views from this 4 Br, 2 9 81 dbl gar. Stove .i:f0::..'7:a~e ~t;fftt~ ~~: 1f=::. tt.Mt FMrwlthed• Principals only please. l BR house $85. 1 BR !igb~e: abp~ ~am8~it1ee~ &. refrlg. Avail 10/15, 48R,2BA ... ~ elect. gar. refrig., bltlns. Ullfunlllhed 3300 mobile Costa Mesa $90. 2 • ~.. $350 556-7096 •••• Br Laguna Beach $240., f u r n i s he d i n c I . · •Edinger/Bolu Qiica ~·mo. 640-4516. ••••••••••••• •••••• PAUL W. BRUMFIELD & ASSOC. 642-8550 util pd. Bachelor unit, was.her/dryer. Boat slip E·SlDE. Charming 3 'er, 4BR,28A . .".$.135 Two B/R, two dressing tfl. Wr<>RTIEACH Hui 1 Beach $100. Balboa avail. Can be leased furn l"h Ba hm w/huae yard. •Slater/Beach room•, 21.h baths, two $140. Newport Beach or unfurn, ~urtt.y bl~g Country-atmosphere. 4BR,2BA. .. SM5 stortes, two balcoo.i.es, Winter&yearlyle.ases ,145. Agt . Fee.979-S430 for max. pnvacy. Avail . A'vall. now. Fam. only. •f)pringdale/Hell two years old, folly From $650MO()ih 4 UNIT~ESA Oct. "" f500. unlurn., "'50/mo. 1$1 + last. + 3 BR, 2 BA ... $345 carpeted, drapes and Ill.I. GllllMDY Balboa Island 3106 $595. furn. dep. 962-8U8. •Edinger !Bolla Chica •hutten, firepl~ce. lots Realtor 67W 161 $64,950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·«44or67S..2234 GOOD 9 b house M 3BR,2nA, ... $325 or book shelves, com--1~~~~~~~~~~ Four bread & butter un· LIKE new 3 br, 2 ba, all Also 4 br, 2 ba unfum up· r · esa • Wam~lEdwards plelely fenced, locatedl its! Fine Costa Mesa elec. kitchen w/dshwhr, stairs dupl51ex ave.ii. Oct. ~~Jib~:c~1497· 3BR,2BA. .. $350 over deep canyon a:ame BeauL 3 BR,2Ba, Frplc, location. Two-2 BR al frplc, patio, bbq. 9 mo lston35th · S4~~yrly. ra • •Brocikb~/Gaffield preserveonocean&lde Bar. Panoramic Vu $165 mo. & two-1 BR at lse, $385. mo. 5J9.8831 $300 P..1onth·3Br. 24th st. CHARJitlNG 3 br, 1 ba on 2 BR, 1 BA ... 1285 ' hills. Children and pets across St. to beach. $t80. $145 mo. Gross S620 per 4 BR 3 Ba all bltns $600 Near Pier. W/W cpta, tree·llntd Cu14e-sac Sl. 963..wloi'863-lnil welcome. Appliances In· mo.499-4124 mo. total. Over $600 W .' 1 • •1 · drps dihwshr 3 ear Oceanvlew. $325 2009 eluded. AvallableOct.1,C-I I d bl 15% d , 1 n e r o n Y ~ • U ••• ~·• c II •94 30 rn ft -spen a eon own . 1213)332.8401 parking, vented heat. Repub c,_.._ $400. a • ·87 or Can add 8 more units! Winter rate till June ? Presti1e •. 2'00 + sq.ft. 49f..5517. Uftfunllhed 3425 Must see .call n o w Jbr 2ba blt-lns flpce 673.21250{(2!3)6&2·7685 3 Br condo, I ba, famUyhome.4BR,3BA, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752·1700. wi'nter. •675.7673, Ope~ · cpts,drps, patio, a:ar.-, highly upgradedltsuper La911aMf9111 3252 Beautiful,likenew,2br,2 MN 1119 • 115 'UN ro ~1 "'rr• Sun l20Topaz LI-·· U-&.-t-L-..1 bltn1, ~~ lfat.er pd. aharp Gardener lncld. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, D.R., frpl, pool, 2 · · nv11HI n..--...-$48-199$, 67S-'18S4 $550. per mo. Call ror SBR, 2 Ba, gardeo home. patios. Weslclift area, Winter or yrly 3 bdr, 1 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• appt. 962--4471 Agent \Valk to ocean, tellnil, 1214 Ru ti and Rd, (< _____ • __ ,_ charming cottage .Gneral 32023Br.~ba ,garage,patio, ·-BR 2~Ba . pool. Guarded gates. NewportBeach,6'2·917R ~~;;;;;;"'~-· ~~~~~~ Patio/garage.644·5887 ••••••••••••••••••••••• stove refrig dshwhr.1ti;e·B4lt:inl disbWr1 $425. mo. 675·0430 o after6 .... FREE FREE $39$ •ncl water' &: I d c'or B 't' 6'4-5403 -'--"--------~:J"Q:a4'"~ BAYFRONT 3 br, 3 ba, •ProfessionalService• ga.,den-e .. 548 t99S new Y Ne Golden oa TownhouM COSTA MESA dock . S375mo. Wnlr. lse. *L'"'DLORDS+ 575 7854 -storage r west LOVELY 4 br home U""'"'llhed 3525 TRIPLEX 1602SBayfront,675·7762 A" It Edinger $480 Mo . w/vlew.$42Smo.lst/last ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ THE R EST AT VERY BEST DUY! Con· 129 PEARL. 3 br. 2,r.i ba, H 0 m •find•' • .. 3b" 'ba 'am "m. 2fplces S8l-8l30 + $50 cle,an'g. fee. Custom 2 BR. 2 Ba, cen- 1 I • -tigious units, firepbices, winter $350., Yrly $42.5. 642-9900 co"e"t'd oat10 Westcliff 3 BR, 2 BA by Edison High 496--0552 or496-l957 tral air. Mission Viejo patios. Some studios. Util. pd. 675-3335 California s Larre•' PI l ~ • • .. f' • ~48 ') Sehl $365 2 B 2 B •-D area. $295. 544-1041 Execllltiff Cena c 1 d E •Rental Service' S48-0950 96S-89ZI r, a ui; en . o.e bgarages. X · Balboa Penl---•a 3107 Coastalde, pool, tennis, -.J.. E.-J-L-..1 A superbly built home in cellent uys at $60,000 rnu c 3 9 .. 1 'la ~)29 NabonaJ b ch grdgate ... 0-0 .a....---..,..., • .--nrMl'l"lll fl•wle•ss cond. • -. 2-ba.•----------I .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 3 BR Warner ISpr· ea • -· ~ ""' San Juan Capl1ir-1078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Finest area. Security Connnerclal Barrett Really 642-5200 Winter rental, 2 Br furn. 3 ' I I Y"CI ~ml children 1m1 ~el ale 11~;._tt· . lalboa lslmtd 3706 ~u• .-eacu. I i-~: ; ;;lt~I; IJ s• "225 "'O 4:e •enced -· ~~ 491h1735 ...................... . _-_ga~ & 8 rt walls insur ftroperty 1600 ~ carports. S250 monthly.Qµt 11tp! .fa Pr pets~referred. 14310r n Ml11lo.Vltf0 3267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnvacy. $78,500. Wes••••••••••••••••••••••• TRIPLEX·COSTAMESA 7148719517 -~ 3br .!ba t11,1ge1nasterbr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR avail for yrly. 1 Coast Pacific Real BAYFROMT Located ne ar State Spac Stry b FREESERYICE FoeMtalnValey, 1234 SingJea children, .,ets3Br, 2Ba, Fam. Room, blocktobay.Bar&patlo . .. Estate496-8535/83l·2600 Hosp ital . Near new. Bay~i:w Hous!~r~ !; TO LANDLORDS -··-~··•: •••HM• OK Barot11·a CJ63.6'739or PooJ, $450 mo. days 213·795-64009'-Spm Office building, spec-Owner will carry $78.500 deluxe 2br .apt.-$250, Member of Board or 3 t;lr l ba e11n ain crpt 673-5744 Agt 833-8162&645-0260eves. . -BeauU!ul condo2 Br, pool. A111ume B~.% loan. __ 0Wner493·7584eves. tacular view, executive w/$5000. down-subm•"t . ca ports W t Realtors Better Bus,1 dips bit.sis fenced t'd & Cozy, charrruog, retreat. 2 offices . ReDuced . Bkr 549.8138 r · tn er . nessBur~au.Cllamberbl' pat$36.SIM&-3291 Brandne•J.tt.y48r'21JJGroundnoor2BRCondo, Br, fireplace, new $650,000. 1----------1--"87_1c.·04-'-'6_7_· ------1 Commerce Ba . J car 1ar ~ erpta, ~rys. bltns, gar, carpeta, wallpaper etc. ~***APPROX. Y.t ACR llLLGRUMDY NearPoint,3brhouse,gar 5 30-8§05 Sharp l Br l"h ba 5'50 968·5612 poolpnvtleges.$250.mo. Avail lale Sept. ll'"h "' RANCH STYLE HOM leoltor 675.6161 52 UNITS & patio. Adlts. no pets. townhouse Tl')'S395 mo SJ0.5891 Cora1.2Ll-'18S&22 ••• 4-Br. huge fam rm, $300. 675·2199 wknds or HEY LOOK US OVER' S75-70600r673-9lS7, Art l"IM-1244 4 BR Eldorado crpts 2 BR, 2 BA " 9 lO We' bar. formal dirun. g, Condominiums trowfta 16 In Anaheim. ""' iri S.A. 833 9661 •1 G th -W • r -'·•~ B •••-•-••••••••••••••• · ' ' • pa._.o, or • t • ...., . · " r. u ne. e uave U11ww..:u or un· 6 BR 3 a new crpts cul-Clrps, blt-ns, paUO, fed yd. m06. lease, 741 Balboa, slump-stone ioclosed housesforsale 1700 -$610,000. Gros s is 1 fllJ'nishedl,2&3bdrms de sac $400 mo Redecoratea 3 BR. 2 BA Closetoschool&sbop'g. S7$.?41.8 grounds , quiet &••••••••••••••••••••••• $93,000. Call Realtor RE1'-10DELED 3 br, 2 >'4 All areas -All prices (213)333·lla7,~ home Nu lanelspg $350 $350.mo.830-5891 --------- peaceful. $119,000. CALL NORTH LAGUNA Paul Coad, 962-6142 ba. $320 mo. Wntr. 305 See ya soon' mo Ask for: Bev or I~ Bay(ront, winter, 360 deg. 831·9411 Montero.1·879-5991 ~ i -~ 4~r, 2!>8, new qi;ts dfP& 963-4567or98:J-1186 Newport leach 3269 view, 2 br, sundcck. No ., BONDREALTYINC. CONDOS 11,CCOMEUNITS C d·'Mcr 31 •• : ~j[ l: j paint Pool/club lacll ........................ h~---.1133&141 ·------~~~1 Whitewater VieWs· 2 &: 3 Preview showing this orona ~ •• 'j = I • 1 $32$tno 830-2413 IEtn'ALS ~"u--;1~!~~~'••••••~.!~!~ bdrm. units from $54,000. 7w8e5ek1enGda. r7r352,·elGda,· rf7i8el8d6, ~~;:;·~·::;·;:r••;;_;;;·; !\4J1j't(h fl ~ 2 BR, 2 Ba $360 T2~ ~: H ~o°o~E b~:3n~ • Bayfront'S: hr yrly. Patio, ·' 420 C'Ypress, North ·--Large2br huge rumpus 38R 28a Srl00/425 "'98h/dfy-,gar'Nopets'. parking: lnquire400So. 'I• ***D•'tWdt••* Laguna Alhambra, Huntington Story, 4br, great view of 530·8505 heAcJI rm, 2 ba, 2 car garage, 4 BR 2Ba $t50 675·9188 Bayfronl, Apt5 For prices 81\cf interest io Call 6 75-7225 Beach. 4, 5 & 6 units, tax water & your own beach. b1tns comm swim pool 4 BR 2'1\ ba. wntr seooii~===---------~--~---- .. eome down. Both will sheltered appreciation, $1150mo.lse. KJdsok,noree $285 tno LIDO ISLE Bach. Apt. $175 mo . .. probablykeepgoingup .. · 1st user. Lions Estates. Waterfrontllomes U"'IDESCO Agt 842·4W LE RAJSOR Furnished, utll pd. t d • 2 Bed 2 536-2579; 536-2570 631·1400 1"'1111 Lo~ely 4 br, 2 ba home. 544"'49251673-8700 ask (or .. ,no owq. rm, FREERENTALSERV 3+denot4br,2,b8.,frplc, fy b a s l n g I e s l 0 r y 0 Th .. h II all d rd ti REAL Ftrl. pab~ all elec. kit., Judy. -•Townhousesstlllalooly SIX deluxe apts w/lrg. n e ac Summer&Wntr Beach fre w e ya , pa o db gar $4509/1·6/lor-~~------ '"$21950 N t owner'sunit,('lyrented. 2B r , 2Ba. Dplx, frplc. Rentals. $350 wk . Also root courtyar_d, boat 4523CampusOr fr\·ine $550 v·rJy 673-1334; ~•PHiMllla 3707 _ :'nevi dr~pes~;tc~~ r~f Almost new. Lrg lot 5400 mo, winter. 673-5132. Exec. & Family homes gate Water paid. $425 Campus Valley shopetr 613-4798 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '4!" Frank, 839-8321 A•-t. w /greenbelt area. Beach Costa Meso 31 •4 l-991-8000 8481at·128" llasl T $100 dep CALL IJJ.1600 IALIOA IMM ...,...... loc. Village Jnvstmts., • BRAND new coodo, walk U I · ter •·• lll5 •J $$$$5~''$$$5 '' E 0", 983-4"87 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• b b n que Win ren ....... '340550.TOWER •~ • · H f •-~ •REMTALS* to beac. 2 r, 11\ ba, MainSl.67$4174o itlegal! Prices&interest 968-6894 1 BR Erficiency Cottages Nwpt Bch 2 br, appts,WJl lrgtOtl__. 3240 THE TERRACE pool. jacuui, garage. ---------• o,.. 1 Sat~ 1-5 keep going up,up, up! We·l----ST-LIST-----1 for single adults. $70.$90. child, pet •••••••••-•••••••••••• 3 BR 2 Ba .u'K $400. mo. 968-6234 2 BR, 1 door to beach. New 1 stin&; 4 bdrJM., :a still have a few single •JU ED• 646-8333 CdM 1 br, appls, uUl pd. • Sprlnsdale&Heil, 3 BR UNIV PARK -. short term renW. Week· ,baths, fam. rm.; [rple., story, 2 bedrm, 2 bath 19 UNITS, Newport pet. 2 BA borne. Fi~lace, 28R lb -""'Heights, 3 BR, 2 Ba, lyormonthly.Bna40 1 blt,...lna: 4 years old . Fine Townhouses at only Beach. 10 Yrs old. h-1ike Laguna leodt 3148 CdM 3 br, 2 ba, appls, good condition, children · a ~ fenced yd, wshrJdryer, -'-----'~-='- ,,, .. loc. nr. So. Coast Plaza. $21,950:*" Ask for Frank, Savage, Rltr. 642-9601 ••••••••••••••••••••••• child OK, no tee $3'5 Call Bev 3 BR · 2 Ba $400 frpl "25 mo 67$-5030 On The Be<tcb, new dlx 3 · Will sell V.A. '44.950. 839:.&321 Agent. LEASE $160,000 Beach El Toro 4 br, 2 ba, kids, or Joe 963-4589 or 4 BR TU• 2:~E R_OCK ... 75 OCEAN. ~R0~2 br, yrly, ~~ 2w'•oBtea'r I?!!'~Ftplc. DAYID D.C:ARLSOH 5 HOUSES Condo. for 1695 mo. un-pet. 983·1786 ~ ~ ••~• UAL.TOR 133-92t3D.aexes/ . fur. Or $950 fur . Hunt.Bch3+famrm,al--'--------4BR,2Ba $575 bltns, garage. $310~ No . . " Units •CH 1800 6 UMITS Oceanfnt. 3 br, 2 ba, 2000 b•, appls, kids, pet, Hunt HbrTwnhse Nev"': GREENTREE HOMES peta.645-3655 SPACIOUS 1 Br $21'. Util NrSo. Coast Plua, 4yr. ••••••••••••••··•••••••• 5 Houses plus 8 duplex in sq. n ., wetbar, rrpl, Sec. singles occupied, 4Br, 3ba, 30 3 BR 2 Ba $375 LU XU R y C d incl. Near everything. old Sandpoinle home, 4 • * N E W F 0 UR · des•"rable Ea•ls•"de Costa r guard. Adults.544--7~8 FURN. Balboa 3 br, 2 ba, ~t slip, tennis, ~. 3 BR · 3 Ba U25 N rt Crestag n b' Nopels.&12-3519 BR. ceuntey kitch, ram· PLEXES, near the h'plc,chUd. jacuzzi S650lse 547-9975 COLLEGEPARK ewpo r,3 a, --c Iii Inf Mesa will lak-e ex·;WhitewaterviewCoodo. FURN. Balboa cottage or873·9415 3BR 2·Ba -+D ... -frpl,wetbar,pvt..Tennis Beaut. Bayrronl 2 BR •"'11>1 oy ,owner. $51,000. ocean. a or orma· 1 h 1 1 ~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j · -1 j i o Pri be h &: dock ~7756 lion. changes ort c nvesor $400mo.fum.2BR,ZBA Sl5S, utll pd, singles. lncludesgardener poo, acuzz. cean-v. ae ,gar. >-~~-------1 moving up. Try land, Agenl644·7270 F Agt DEERFlELOHOMl:S view. Walk to be~~. Ulil pd. $325. Winter . .. . WestmJnater 1091 lot.s,housesorunits. ee. · SPAIKUMGMEW 3BR,2'11Ba $425 645-8612 67S.6475 lbr house & patio for , HOMERMDERS DELUXE RanchOSanJoaquln -.. Blull BR ' ---------salaried older person . •642.9900• 3 Bedroom 134 0 th 2BR 2Ba $575 1.ne s, 3 & ram. BAYFRONT Yrly. 1 br I& 'Quail ~ 494·8170. $185 rireplace bltns. sJs & ·~ . "Greenbelt".Avail. DOW. patio, Gar, Ulils pd. Nr'. , REALTY INC • Pl-2 BR Costa Mesa $175 2 SS&O per month 2 Pa.rtlyfum.,$515Mo. stores.$300mo.6'73-6790 _ • ST A TEWIDE · $350. Super 2 BR. 2 Ba, nr Br $205 Newoart Beach, Agent-714/846-1371 P1opert•• ~ Town & Beach. Adults. singles ok 2 Br, 2 ba ~room ~th,$265k CoronodefMcr 3722 • .. Real Estate firm paying 752-1920 · no pets 499--or 12 .. ) Huntington "·a h '"·els ose to sc & par VIS•N BEAUT. Bluf 'Coudo, 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' .. 80%ofgrou6%reaiden·lftComeProperty 2000 ...OODUAILttNlwt"Oe 11ACH ~ i.J 1x: c, IU • B1cyrleo to beach BR Ual comm. to producers••••••••••••••••••••••• Lotsf al ••oo 769-7975 pekts SHorse0 rAanch, catUe Children OK , I.I.ALTY ," 2'it ba. lm.qied OC· Beachfront WNu, Pvt. --·•-C 11 ors 1 .... o 20 gt Fee 202 • · fi>-••HB 55 •• 7500 icpy,$4.50.Agt.6f4i.1J,33 Pa_Uo,1Br,$27Sinc.uUI. vouz ... a : nt-540-1395 ALFALFA RANCH ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOVELY oceanside 3 979:8430 ~rinn1-. • W _, . U i '"-W o "-a·"6""-. -3 BR, 2 BA.;..,.. beam mter.213-92&-1844. or pa .... CJpa on n ~ 1~00 Acres, high prod.UC· Contracton Yd-1 Ac. Fed. bdrm, den, Emerald -PIC ~ uu.aOD A Red HilJCOmpany ill r .t . ? .. ·proara.rn ~~~~k:!r:;g:::inet~~c~ ~~!:.ien World Wide Rlty. Bay. sszs. 61J.4.1W 1·1 ~:l·~.~J (if ;iJI AdS:iJ~~fi~Al= Right on s-.n.JoaquinGoll ~.ncf~e':°3c;h. ~~ ~~:!:.~~ ....... ~?!.~ ava~lable. Other ranches Br, split level home -:i\u~rtNlltt ·~jl.-«eftt Rogtr1 Redly Crae. 2Br, den, single USO. 6'$.153lor63l-1400 SUS CASITAS __ O_P_~_N_S_UND_;__A_Y_l_ .-1 ava1lable. Ocean View Lot overlooking Bluebird ••• •• ,. ••• 960-3151 or level central air $SS(Jyr. B YCR~ST bome ' ~ ~ llLL GRUNDY Cyn. Deck, frplc, l"" Ba, Santa Ana $125., 1 br cot· ~~~~~;4•;·;·~~-;~~ll1y~jj1:~5-405~~·~;:-:·;r;:;-~ A _£<, • Move Large nicely tum. bach. • 9.311Mc<LURE MonarchBayTerrace 3 blks to Beach. Winter · · intoday.4br,3ba,frplc, & 1 brs. Adults only, no : wW sell all terms·3BR, Rffftor 675-6161 S63.000.831J.5925 Rental Maybe seen Sat ~~a Mesa $16.5. 1 br UNiV . Prk. Terr. $6Z5. mo. Call Pattiaoil pets.2110NewportBI. " l"it.,park..Ut.krounda; & Sun. 425 Shadow Ln. I Will r , ~AUT VW p clli Twntiome New2br 2ba Co.,142·8012 C' nearachook.$U,SIOI. TRl., E. Costa Mesa. VIEW lot, panora~lc 213.449-4964 w garage go ast . .a:.. • a a . 1c 2 Sl$O • . ' · BACH Apt. Furn. $125 lit ~[ $69,800 reduced price, white water & coastlinel.::=-:.::..::::_:_ _____ I Hunt. Beath $1:.:t. I br sty towabouse. C_pt le .8l3-8488/833-Ul72 UDO ISLE. Beaut .. 5-Br, & last. Must be clean & , let ·s negotiate. Ag . views, San Clemente. Winter Rental. 2 bd. w/garage. cJrps, frpl, patki, 2W car BEAUT. New Rancho San 4-ba, near club. $859. mo.· sober & over 50. 2191 832·2692 1'"or sale by owner, some house, 2 blks Beach & Tustin $150. 1 br, stove, gar. 2 br, den, 21b ba Joaquin Twnbome. 2 Br, A.gt..6'75-0lZl Harbor Blvd. (Across ~ terma.$45,000.492-3367 town. Frplc., newly de· refrig,cpta,drps $350. Pool, Tennis, 2"' ba, 21ty.•Overlooks ..., rromK-Mart) f A RARE RMD! corated. Mature adults, Westminster SIM. Nekt 1 Sauna, Jacuul. 9GM254 golf course & lake $575 3 Br, W/pool. frplcl "~Ba, REALTY.NC T _...,_ Mountaht DeHrt $385 940273 brw/yard. ' · 5477~'/""'""""""' · · $335 mo. Avei. 10/1.1&> Br trlr unit s • wo_.-.. xes R rt' ' 2400 · 4 · · c M Drasttcall.Y reduced-· .,.... ....,.....,._, Rer1·, 982-mu $1~ h75. Water/gas pd·. 714/146-1371_ All 3 BR, 2 Ba , tsa osta esa $200. 2 br Hn• 4&F•-u .. De ~E• w /sprinklers • bltns. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport leoc:h 3169 w{yard, ramilywelcome :"l"e ~· ane NEW Deerfletd""'Prk Con-Zb lb 2 133 .16th St.. 6'2·126S . u-'-1'-H • SALTON S"' .... .....-. r Hunt. Beach 2 br, 2 ba, Bt-01. G'arden Home. do 2br+den rm! bl•--r, a, cargar,newb'1-------=- ,.._.. OMl'I Near Frwys. Good in· ~ ......., .. ., ior ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2tO. Chlldrenok. Immed occ:up. Mo to mo reC facll m&int"'cL' .=• remodeled. Wmter. Cpta, LOW WEEKLY RATES I ForSch 1100 come. Xlnt-~,.nUal. saletocloseestate.Low LIDO ISLE I C fl St • -· drps 8422711. •-~~11 •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• $81,000. Ag~549-08l2 down, 1V..'l.. 534-4807 Orange'23().3br,h<.lmey ~r ••••: a an S59-4737.JS52-8811 · · -ec ....... _ n YildlMJD' • orlf8.6'710 Owner. Watch tbe boats go by ! atmosphere, nice rorr Meyer.~n,Mt-1Jl8. Unlvenity !,>ark. 'lbeTer· HARBOR View Homes t 201CO M~_ll•d Fully lnaulat44.·added o.tofC~ Wntr .-3 br, 2 ba ~:;~1:nGroveS245.3br RAND new Yorktown race Sbr 2ba din rm br, 4 ba, near park, oshf'lftel ecreen roo"' 1•11 + 21 HEWUNITS Property 2550 Baylront.875-4646 w/)'ard.Seenow! VWaseQ(ldo,3br,2ba,2 Pooi. dim cpts/drps: •choo~pool_-.mo. 64Z.2611 _ many otber Mldtd emu to elose in '7&. a~ Gro11, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR. nicely furn dplx. Stanton $285. 4 br, 2 ba, car 1ara1e, deck, patio, $425 mo. 833-&IOa. tncL g ener.844-7868 Shldlos & I Ir'• '10.SOO. belt•«• ln Runt. .Bch. CaDyon Lake Jot. owner Just ateps to the beach. nice area poo)C filubbouse. S37S. 1 NEWPORTHEIGHl'S •fREEIJnens loy~ Principals only, A(enL willf>nanceat!avorable $450 /Mo557-0:I08 530.SSOSFft mo. al962-8767 3 Br, lrpl,f-.cl)'ll'd. •FREEUUllUes 1..-lll"MI-Call Roy, 968-9332 or llorms. P.P.8'0-1603 DU'T Condo 2 -old now paint. $125 .IDOlltlL •Full Kitchen • ~~ ... ·"·-.;;i;.;-Diaao•,131M1119 tl<2BRHOUSES126~ lolbool·'~ 3206 w ,.. -H tedPool ~-_,,_ ~ofst~ -~ "-t.,.'2br,2bs,--REllLTYCOMP'NY 52lEIModena548-5041 ... -.... St. UUls. pd. Wntr. Qpen ••••••••••••••••••••••"' l!\dt d-lrml .1:-n •Laundry FacillUa GUlt' IAf JO UMTS Property %600 SaL l<Su.n. 3 Br avail foryrly. l blo<V -·~· .--rm. llYN . ll6' Boat Slip+ ~tpnl -TV a.Kaldaerv.lncl, ,_....AduJtComn:nm.lty T•tlln Ar .. prid• of ........................ to bay. Bar &t pa\i@. ~~cru~0·~~ FOILIASI BR.""«~ Ba CondO.;W/W ·P~ 1150 WbltUW Ave. CM o,.onenlllp, 2 + Acres ot S AC. Of Hilltop acreqe, 213·'195-64009-5 pm mo 81Mi29 Rancbo Stn Joaquin ·f:~ta, drpl. $. liiO. Yr ... ,... 111aUableabQut1lol 1round. All 1dul&1. Rogue Riv. Valley, nr. · Towobouae -GolfCoUrse lylease.Adu1ts.6'tWJ..43 •Shectv...,ool• m.ta 2 Bii ~. muo( $550,000, Principals mly. Kodlord. 0.-e. $3,0-00. 3br, 2ba. Winter $a'IS. BR lf .. t. Coalh>ent.al Vl•wll lllOO/MO. (VIII) 1"2 Br f\7S. Up. Adulta, • lffft J.Q bea=at· Agent. Call DlaQnJ:. )((W/1'646-C!BS REALTYCOM.f.ANY Carpets & drapea. Condo~ P.OOI, clbhse, Laulo6barkanyMfr.GOO DUPLEX 3 br, lHi ba, 2 no pet&, l'M' B. Z2nd SL «I.call-, 838-<1109or"--11332 llACOMIAY Flrepl•ce161 .. 1010. klds /pe! OK. s•u. llJ. FrpL bllD tltcb. 84s.tl12;-3845 . • _,, -........... hn1lllhod-_ c..._dtlMw 3 •• 2 m7186 •' otepoto~h.~6 ~;!!!'~4'-~7'~6l~~~I 41 U.-W..ted 2900 Prl 1 be ch t •• UNIV. Parlt~O>ndo.2 pet• OK . 5205 •iver •TroplcalP..t• .._ .. •a • -v• e a • ennis ••••••••••••••••••••••• EW~Jt 2 5tOI')' 4_ BR. a br, 2 ba, c ..... , d-, selli( Fu.m. avalL .-_ mo.'' y~ 1 1 Br, MM-, •-PO\d·bltn• • ....-.-1200 ~. plu• 1iant owner'• •• •••••••••••••••••• courts -3 bedrooms·S CHARMING 2 ... r h ... • Ba 3 ,. a ..-·-....,.,.. "' .... ...., • ..-. .... ,_.,.-•••-•• ::f.l:• M~~ u--r'r ~~o -1 1 w ba•-~tudio/f·-•iy· d' ., ~1 • r.'"'•t u, -w~ to c.la•· ov4C1. Rec. rac lY-.'75.nf$ . patio, HUea: . $180 ' · -~ • W N·•~ ~a trv • •••·• ~ _m· Ip, fncd . yd, $21"' s<boy,:!•..!'f beech. $4IO. Nr.ShOP1/JIChis.~yr.iaf, _, , ln0.541·1181 WGCAOO fAND...&tSI Jhe.r lot:ome. JSI0,000. home In N~·CdM Ing room area, 2 pal.i<Ml Acacia sasmo.644-UOS mo.IND'"n'l1 '32$..........,.. New OCEAn VJEW · -~ • .....,o C•I. Low~•"•· ~%'Jt ..-... Prine. • Jleply doubl• 1•ra&o. l&l0 /Mo. ' • Towaboule. 4llr; 21\ba, .J.a ...... 2 .. 111a.•~1 ... PLA .... PROPlt • Ad ••• 4$3 D Pilot, YHJ'ly. <Y•> -lbr, ~b• All Bi .. lna. wir Ill\ •• la111~ch.· a~ lln!,Y-BPt.-. •BR, din, Igo fami..!t"'"'· Bluia,;.,..,clf\>o,pool, Pt~ ferem ••••· tnYt1tmeal Dl•l1ton. p 0 Box i5&0, Coat• Herrlet Perry6'2-UJ$ pd, $365 mooo one yMr car., c os11 to U'ICla ...,. 1,. A . Hr. pool a, ~ tennla. '515 $200. 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PT\,_. fnol.171'lae lU br, ..... dips,-· •DllUIXI-a ot, mod. ip. l br AnU.&oii&,ISlll 1ara10.IOll•J11.llth!iL l:utbhtff s br, '2 ba, -•-tall"-RESP. Pomalo, •.or HAYLOflT ~ SS-JOSI w SJl.-CZSI or towabou•t,• 11•. lacl. w/oceao "f'U.. Ulll p;d. cnoer. to Ur~ IW tit I Mediterranean Village <Carpets" Drapes •Wet Ban UJA.•ts p.,CM ...,__, tpac muur ....... din 1M1.dl-25U:lll..a57 lllNewport.1718£1 64Ml4J · lwMOll :.::,.•dbl r.!!r.'~': 9'1ol•d r1:11.am-.w ,, .. H11&0 S hr, 2 ba buch ,...,.:-~·Mult. orU•r. .... d 3900 Sbr,lbont..bl.~ -~1.1 ba. Cl'Pt. peUo. nr aot. ........ --.,.,. •••••••• ,.,. •••••••••• dbl. au. A'f'L t/il. JID U<N ... lOOI A Illa-Call for oddll!ooW la(o. ~·•0~· THEllXCITINO 1H.$lOID10.0ll.Nl - -Gnaclatll •Fireplaces •Dilhwasberl •Poola -G:rm"-SallllU "l'emiaCourta •B...med Ce111D1a •Wood PeeHnc "5ecurity Syzte~ •Fair Boallnl --..slllolll • (71•)84'1..., •SJU• aoouu~•.APTS, J.!«C,! .... ~-~--_,,-"l ... Aml ... W.,,,NB rA,....__. _,,,_ Nl:WBREEi>APTS MaJl-by MINUTESTONPT Female, oopoto. lo_. Badanoft -.is. UUl. pd •. LI ..... 3141 WllUal:Q Walt«sCo. Blt'h 1mR. from JbrApt •• ,...0:::--•PPI••, tar, ~ol, ::.~ •• !,,.,, •• ,,.,.,,,,,. LA.RGl!&LOVB.Y • $1'12.50 83f..09T.(QaJ'diM )au.ul. 3*S lb toa, Drop a pebble lnt.o the Modera i bd. 2 ba, • Adull.l,NOPtb Womaow/Tyrc:M1G09'1I 1.tt2BEDROOMS • "'""'1l OcNa trom Yolll" Apt. Duplex ~ block to 1561 Met'°'" 1bare nfc:" N.B • ..._ MESA VERDE •rea, Le.ue. Luxwy,aecwtty, Beach.' rrplc. N75. t5BlksEastofNewpart w)reap. woman. l .. oa. lBEDROOM•DEN , , , '2;B~OOM TOWNlfOUSE .. ..... ... _.;;;......,. Jlome almOIQJbere I a J Ma tr.ire adults. 31'rS.S c.t. winter. ~ yarly. Da,y, Blvd.) OK. Marlnen tcb1 --. brdl1tapt1.Jt1.MD4 Hwy.418-2835. 83i-G300Ev-.-GT·ll36. 546-lll(lllO Re••· Call N1acf,t --"Office. Open Daily 10 to 6:30 . 014) 55'7-80'20 BAN view 1 br · 548-2531 'I to lam, or ._,_ 3124 OC ,apac. a ' NEWER yearly ftOUli, • &:SOpmwkila1',~ 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. ••••••••••• ... ••••••••• r:":f"si:o7~=W y, Catllinavlewf.rom3BR, D wtendl VERYlle2br,3baw,,_ . ' 2 Ba, upper. Frpl<fa~ ~e ..... , .... 4ll0 "bte. Q6t.a1n. DO pell.. OH THE WATER: Z Bd, ceillup, 2kipa_Lloa.. eb .~· ••ti•••••·••••••-••• .. •• • • ... ALSO a ·br. 2 be. l~ ba. w/dto ovtt lbc rm, Ule t • a~.. . C:O....._ 372411'--.i...,. 37H Mn ,..._. J76' c..t.-1124 Wirf II• w1"alall 1ard. wbltewater clill• •lo No peh. Submit on G' SOii Oar PO; Sllll o_: --------- •••••••••••••••'9•••-• ••••"•"••••• ... ••••."•"-•••:r.';:•••--••••••• •••••••••••••••••••-• ~-17~ .Lacun.a. Unbellev•ble c:bildren. $110. mo. Bl 1tor. only, motor~ SC. S3f ts 'Wm I UP Br, luro ._. l blk to ' , . • ·--· ... ..,. ... 1, $500 .... mo. 67W310 . OK . SIG 1111'" •Stoci· lotR•"-bea<h. CollQ> tedecor. OCEANl!1l0Nr2br,lbo. •ZBru,per.11-Ven!e. $161-•n to riCht '-"l. Yearly. 1 B ISl90l 2 Br ('250), CM."15·7717 TV ·~old51r.""';'-n l\'dy, $Z70 Call-Collect wab/dry, 1ar. S110 mo W Ad•lta. SW. Gance l ·Bdrm. apt., 1 block -mL N r H > Oce • FP • DOUBLE Gar. f<r ""1L * -'~" ... ' 2l3-aal-540IS • Jue or MIO mo. )"dy. avail •• oopeta.awr1• abo¥e Cout u.i.; walk r. oa1, an. · CK.A.Na. •PhoaeSen,Uldpool 3113 S.ea1bore Dr. . &oblacb •wtud. wtw ReceoU)'builtZslor)'tbr, bltn1,pool.~lll $45permo. •~bUdOl"PreD~__. 6SBlll,i.ilblk.&obeacb. IJNS71 ~~~.:~ carp, blt·ln r•AI• 6: I b1a . luxaXlnt'ry ~on · WATERFRONT Nwpt. g:!~l:~~e:l~bl:v~ MU1Jt •.... w •~ W14r or pouib&e Yi'l.1 .............. oven. rehi,. dom n1ums. v1eW1, I ~ d d I 4 hr z ba ... ~ Offlee l..... +100 w /ad . 87~1213-NC.., ·s.c11 .... 1 7176 Nopeta.Jiltr.*31'*7 KtSSIONllEALTY fromt.12$.)'l'l.y.'1M·l'196 u' n,dep•~~-.·d--'. lngatapriceyoucanal· •••••••"••-.... ••••••• 2316Ne,rport,8Jvd.,Cll .....,_..~ ppe u.. ..._ •r-ford. There's S1 millloo SCS-1'7J.$«6'5-..31161 EAl!if APT •••••••<11•••····-······ CASA V1Cl'OIUA *. __,,9&.. New Duplex. Ocean view, btta1, frpt.1ar. Pier Avl. in r-ecrealional racilitlea. I so I W1llcllf Dr _...:.=-:====:.:.....r~S200 :rR~ Utils·f: EXTRA Nlce2 br, oceu--1.J&&Jbi", DeluzeVnfur. tkwll gf• .... ll40 fJtplc:, beams,2bd,2ba, J Yrly . 3901 Bttarcu1, NIGHT LIGlrfED TEN· Newport ltn.nc.&1<..'IJ: 2035,....._.ct.t Wlllr s.ta.1930or~'18M riflW,.b. to piw. AvL ol-P'Ur:n.ps/Wtrpd. ....................... block to Bch. $4.50. TX 5'6-MIM NISCOURTS.Afulltime ......... oMceS,•• 1 BR f'Urn. Zh:a eloletl, · E new ' ~· ltlO · ~:.ta-:co~~= OH BEACH No._91t. Hwy. SEP. lbr, f.rpl, enc gar, activities director who Callon $1Wlf...,. qdueo:!;O}H be!i/'1~ br OCl bANa G••b~l .. ap2 "'-""1-!'L.. 525\iictoda,_,., Ocean View 1 Bd $185 atv /rer. blk,to bch, agl. pla ns parUeaFr, BBS.Q's, (TH)MUlUaU• reu .. ,. nn. a u5 • • -.-'" • .,......~ lnciutil N{,pets' ooJy.$25$. Yrl)'.673-5760 trips&. more! ee n· room•. encl. ,1ar. ~r-11d• 1ar. Yrly4 S:UO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLOSEtoSbopslin&.1frZ Guaranteedoorent ~~ · · day brunch. w/storaae. Adult. only, '"HI-OK. • l•MI.._. 3106 BR.pool. Adlta.nopeU. ·1nc~illl975 .... ,_. 2001\ol CLIFF DRIVE, Plua beautiful singles, n0peta. 815-0IN2~ ••• .. •••••-.. •••••••• Cpt., drpa, ltY, nt. He rt leach 3169 duplex. Zbr, lbe. fplce 1&2 bedroom apts, D •-~ 3726 GE 2 br fW'D. c.:a-Year'"' -.--a .. -z Br 1 41. ~p . 1887 Mom:ovla Efffcleneyh'om$207 •• ~~•••••e•••e•••e pvt patio, car, knotty fum.Jshed & unfurnished. 91C1 .-vwn • • -..-...,. ----~ _;,. -.97"3.IM&-9&19 2Br, 1628atromrns pine kitchen/bar dining. Oakwood Garden Apta ••••••••••• ............ to beteb, Ote&Dview. ba. Terrace."-Mlllp".,_.. J,Br,2.S.,flolu.-0 Coa:y Sm dOI OK ofrers an exclusive "No Redecorated $22S, at' HUeePaUo.Wntr-.rentat #TS.875-znlAft.S. NEWLY Decor'd. PARICMEWPOIT 003.363 $300mo · Rent Raise Guarantee''. Beacb•HarborADt.D,=·~~~"7S.1•1•P•'t' 3107 £eMlide'211r.prt..J'd. •SUmmu•WlDterat APARTMl!MTS · · · weauaranteethatyour 25081 La Cresta. Ownr. ,_._... .. ~· ••••••••••••••-••••••• enc. gar. Pool. adults. beac:hlabeauW'ul 2BRupper,gara~e,block renlwUlnotberaisedfor '91-6848 . · --1. u•-~ , Adultl2br,2ba,aew«, ~~ •Vlewsof~ Oftthtbav tobeach.AdllllJ,nopell, 1 FU4L YEAR & still · ~ N Cat.allna 6.Palol Luxury apart.mm{ living $250. mo. 642-3666 have the flexibility ot lluMllMjtOltleoc:ll 3740 ~ClnC 1ace,an._ >-J B blt.ns, ~rl1\2s-Jo..=ta· hlO 2 Br. R /R, C /D, Verdes overlooking the wattt. WESTCLIFF 2 b 1>< ba month lo monthoccupan· •••"••••••••••••••••••• s arp Y ura. r, ~. (ZlJ., • carpod. pvtpetio. m B •Larceprlvatedecks Enjoy $150,000 health r, ...., cy. Mod.eta open daily 10 WESTCL.lf I fll I '•, NlWl'('I ' 1, ' . ,, (:,111 M o 11,,,~ · 1 64 ~ (,1(]1 WEEKLY l..~'1. Win.tef • pOO Adults. WALK to bQ'/beacb z bl', W. llthSt..873-T187 , •Heated Poolt-&wnu 1pa, 1 swimmip.g pools. 7 townhot11e. Adulta only, to 1. Sorry, no pets or E-.....1.1 ti.ii ba, 1araae, laUDdry, ZBr _,., .._. tdil'a N •MaipedCOYel'ed lighted t ennis courts, no pets. 1128 Bedford Ln. children. l\1onthtomonthl --------~--ec ..... ve ER. oo the llDd at patio. $250 to C!'15 Yl'i¥· 'c .... -,-..-. ' parkln& plus miles or bicycle $285. mo. 548-7533 occupaocy & roommate 55• PH SO Pl' 727Yotkluwm••d 1629 Oceanfront. J br Rels.50-1551~~ peU.$195~40. •Addit.looalfreeparkin& lrails. putting, sh~f · Oceanfront newl Br, up. aervlceavailable. 1617WESTCL1PF~ Beach Blvd at York'°"'1 *210. StudiO Sl50 mo. "' •Maid service avail Oeboard, croquet. Junior per. Crpt.s, drpa, gar, Yr· AGT. su..scm 536-0lll 'UW.pd -SPAC. ab•, 2bo, lrplc," STUNNING Jc. 2 tir z ba •1Urnltttreavall l's rrp. $229.>0 moothly: iy i.e. $3'1$1<>3"'1 Oakwood STUD1os•111s1 II.MAC·, 01~ ocean ~!ttf.~~~ dwn1tr1. Garden' apt. also 1 and Z.bedroom r 8 Garden $1d40rpaup;1~~::i •FWIKl(eben w /vtew. Bea'ut. wood .••~.y .......... -. --PooJ. etc. $?15.. 710 18tb OpenM·FUMI plans and Z.story town Nwpl -11. Bay ~t. 1 r. A •Heated Pool aundedt, all bltlll, inc:. -•q .... _ St.~ Satl0-5,9.ml.Z-5 houses. Electri delux,lgepaUo,gar,$350 partments BeachBl,H.B.MZ-2834 •LalllldffFaclIIUes dabwshr. 3 br upper, CoroncidelMlr 3122 3 BR. 11At be. new cpta, !~tc::1~~ni:.v~~~C:, yrly.PleravaU.61J.9335 ......,_...... PROFESS'La.ASSA •Free Utilities WWER 3 br, 2 ba, $275 •••••••••••-•••••--•• alat,. drps, 11 . rms, Huntington draperies. Subterranean 2 Blks to Ocean, nearly eao Irvine Bid g, 3 ator)' · 27$0 •Free Linens ail ea. AU bltns. Pvt. c::oort NEW8bdrm,2ba.praae ~h fl dren OK $210, Pacific' parking wilh elevators. new, 3 Br+ den, uv.per. Al 1e1h Harbor Blvd, C.M . .Alr •1V 6: Maidserv. av . yd, gar4 112 Mith St,, Bltns. Polnaettla, CdM. 545-1375 Optional maid service. frplc, beamed ce1 hng. 645-0550 cond., elev., panel wl)la. •Bar·B·Que Open Sat &Sun.~ 549-3867Daya. , 7110ceaoAve Just north of Fashion Cable TV, gar tor drapes, carpet, elee .• :PlhMolnleetoSeocervlcean eve1,M2.4oaawkd,ya 1 BR + ae• __ 1 -. L N2rb. Nr•, wpcl .!'bHela,ghptsa.tLglo•. (71f)538-1481 Island at Jamboree and storage only. '415 per N.8 . at Ocean. yrly. 4 Br. music, janitor, parMkl,ng. .,..-..... • ..... SanJoaquinHiUsRoad. mo. 673 -4444 or eves. up or 3Br. down. Newly M.R . Stever, r. BEAUTIFUL 1 br rurri EANFRONr, lge de-bath. S?75· Avl. 9/15, enclosed garage, nu Managed by Telephone <n•IS44-1900 675·2234 . dee:. 119 34UI St. 548.{;179 557·0136or~ a.•· si•• , $17S. Sp-·'·b corated., clean 3 br. 2 ba 640-1141 eves. carpet, adult.a, no peLs. William WaltenCo. for rental information DELUXE 2 br ~·-•·e ·,n or675·0922. U t. ~ °"1111 •uu &lgelbr.875-4688 Zhr 11.1. 1225.288AE.16thPlace. ,,..,u.,. S PERspaoo.~.reo style bldg, pvt encl gar,J_:::~~~~c:==----ITownbouse apt, • ..... 645-35l5 Love At lstllta · Eastblurr. Back bay ROOMS 4000 Pvt bath, A/C, htd,drps, pool, sauna, lndry. adlt$, TRYtr · ba, bltns, frplc, encl. · 2 Br, 2 Ba from$%15. Uni-WATERFRONT view. Frpl & pool , all •••••• ,.,..,.,.,. •••••• ,..,... new crpt. ~ trom 17301 J<eeboo LO.. 1 blk YOU'LLUKEJT! patio. S300.67s.84'12 VILLA M.ESA Garden que adult apts. No lease. VIEWS IN elec. Adlt.s, no pel!I. $.175 ROOMS szs. week up with Stuft Shirt. >100 W. Cat W. of Beach off Sater. lJve on tbe aand this 2 Br, l~ba, u1t9talrs. Apt.I 2 br, patio, J::l, Sorry, no children or NEWPORT. mo. By appt. 833-3851 kitt'hen . 548-9755 or Hwy. 5«·8618 ·842·1MBI winter. Luxurious 3 br. fr p I e W /W c pt playaround, garage rom pets. ON TIIE BAY 645·3967 ~XECUTJVE suitea'on $&75.0r2br$350.Mature dr i' · ' $205. ""'719 W. Wllaon. APPLEAPI'S Stftn'lgellslgnancl1n STUDIO apt, like new, adults. 6'73-9f99 or aper es, new paint. 6'6-1251 1700WarnerAve,H.B. ~nt.•xctttnowavto-Duplex. yrly. rental. Room ror rent. Kitchen ewport Harbor. 400 to frplc,jacuzzi,pool.lblk 629-2:541 Lease, $275 mo. UCB. 1714 )847-t.Ofl NVt.O'M>oselOftS.DW Outstanding 3 br, 2 ba, privileges, priv. en· 2200 sq ft. 642·48'.C; to beacb.,968-5100 -(213) &lt-3267. wtd)'s. MEWPOIT ~~ s«ytlonts. fir• rrpl, 1800 sq. ft., upper. trance. $140. first & last.1 _,~""'::::::°':::... _____ _ SMALLBEAalHOl'EL te,Js to bcb, view. 1 Br. 1 Ba. S. ol Hwy, APAITMEMTS llKETOIEACH ~~~r.~ Boat dock avail. Newly Call499·1457afL6. Prime Hunt. Bch. toe. Rooml': SZZ.SOweet. ;-m~. 4 ~mo. 2 cr-pts, clr'a-, 1 car gar, 2 BR $1.35 + Util. HEAR SHOPPIMG ·fN»IOn-Ooilaf' rec center. :~· Swldeck. $465. Xlnl Furn room & private from $125. mo. lncld. util. AptsSli:i>mo.~1056 r mo. $200mo.673-948'1 Infaotsonlj.Novr.g 1,2&3Brapta,bltns,dls· TenNscourts.too. bath . Gar., pool, 5075 Warner Av <'. ·Bacb.apt,Ctcmetobeach.' yjl'Qllt2Br,2Ba,eatio, IJELUXE 2br .. Zbf!.f?Pl,2 3'.SONewportBl ,CM bwuben,aomew(frplcs ~~"".~.. BEACH Yrly. 1 hr, l ba Newport $ll5. 646-8465 _,84::::•-0l_:=::•c_ ___ _ Stove,refrjg,quietlin.gle $325 mo. Yrly. $14-2013 blks to bch. Q.aet. No 642-7678 & 2 car 1arages. From n...;.. • ocean duplex apt. Sl.75 Eves. IROOK..,.ST person onl1. SlSO'Dlo. util att6PM. pets, $350 mo4 Yrly. New1&2Br, month ~:S1sLlons Estates, .-:IV '~' '::::' Ol mo.+ $20 utils. 645-1596 Rentals to shtre 4100 FIMANCIAL l pd. Avall 9lJ.6, 911J..Z911iJ Br, 2 Ba bouse $260'util 675-2'-88 to month, bltos, l'!l BR, 2 BA, bltns, OW, """'••••:•••••••••••••• PLAZA w-n-i i:Qcl. And : Bach. apart. Nr beach lbr ·2·ba deck 645-05Zl a..541H291 Laree Z BR, 1 ba. $150/mo t'losed gar·· nr lloag Ludy w /3 ch.iWren wishes N 0 w 1 ea al ng · NEW• ~~e l~elu:_~/RO~lb .$UO 'utll tnc1. SelJt tlu:u fri,1, bltns, Pr. N~ pets'. 2 BR, uW pd, cblldttn. Closed 1ar, stove/ref, ~:g~~::.enursfrom llosp. Adults. $285. mo. straight female to share custom execuUve ot(ice tut, '2 ulli:n8D.s, kit. June .. 121.atlhst.~ $350. mo. 675-0929 welcome. No pets. Cpts, near stores. Qli.ld OK. 200 Promontory Dr. West. 642·0596 beaut 5 Br home. College suites. Large and small w/eatin/ bjl'_._~ dining -!;ANFRONT2br$325. drps, patio. Mgr. 1960 Nopel1Rltr615-6700 ~':.'i~e:al:~=· ompl. redecorated. 2br, Park, Irvine. $125 mo. users accommodated. area.1005 qillfomiast. Frpl, Wlnter rental Loyardvel.Y,.~b~f:t,.~~'. Wallace,Apt6,6'2-7364 NEWLg.3br,dshwshr., Ttll'PhOM'11tt'67S. . lrgpatio.lblktobch.No 552-1883. Lease includ es all ·-·-/ 11 .1 .. •a... '"' .. 2 ba S275 mo ....... --... --..... ---. so'ngies $225 yrly L d k amenities. Leasln ... _._,. • w gar.~-$285. A.Tail 10 /1/75. -.t\,Le3hr,2ba,upper. enc:. car, · ,v,:::-1_ ........... !!:'..~ ... , ·REFINED-a y sees • -New lg 2 hr patio 1" , .. • "1 _,,_,.,. 642·3912. · ·1 t hr 1 I Jg agent, Donna. on pre. 1 Br Adult Qardten Apt. E'ACH View. conv. loc. 675-541Bor673-006l No pets. 7$l·7C20; closets,' enc.' gar. $225 - , ~~1a~. r0: n~m~~~yree: mises. 20902 Brookhunt, w/pool.' Across from Sgl. P.Crson. June. Util. SPAC dlL 2-Br 2-ba M4-4847or6'0-0980 mo Gd toe. 847-2541 or Bayfront 2 Bd, 2 Ba, p,t LIDO ISLE 640.8491 Huntington Beach, nr Lake Park, $152. per mo. pa',_$1$o. 675-6583 • l~btki to ocean. Pee« al LRG 1 Br. pool, nr. shops, Mi1112' Bch & pier. SS.SO yrly. Winter or $4.50 on years Attanta. 963-8961. Aft. 5 &: weekends 8 B••toOce ti75 thewater-Iae.Dave ad.lll/no .-. ... Ulil pd. 979-1935&644-4.SLO TIDY Mor Fover30lo 536-7447. r, l J.& an... S. ••• 72u· :'::"" ~-" 11 *'::t: 548-0336 Mo DEL 3 br Condo lease, furntunf. 2 Br. .ahr lg. cozy Cdl\1 bom,. SING~E . to 8 rm suites. '+ u"til. Par-king. _.... ._... .ll;IG'll Olll'O•~ prlv'lis. Llv, din rm, $330, Yrly 2 br. 2 ba, 2 den. }l,<J Ba, fireplace, NoKooksordrugtypes. Aval!. 1n pl!-'sh office 1.,..a leach . 3741 2~ Costa-Mesa 3124 SBr, 2ba, tower. 1220. k.itch, frpl. $360. 988--5497 story, 2 car encl gar .. patio. 675·5291 1175 + utils. &W-0948 bldg ~r. OC Airport. f\JU •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• • W 0cean1roo'• ••••••••••••••••••e•••" Family/no pets Nr So balcon)'.642-1603 Cl .~ 3876 service incl; Recep-BACll\ lil pd. $185 lbr. 2202 · ._ '1 · 2 BR Full bath in each. San em'C'IJl..-MAN 35 to 00 shr 2 br, 2 tionist, conference rm. u .mo. Winter rental. $115 Offle .... raMt Cst Plau.5'5-499:. Llv,dinrm,ldtch.~ba.LlDO, GREAT vu ..•• , •• ,. ••• ,.., ••••••••• ,.,. ba apt . $16.5 mo . xerox, aulomatedtyp-~~~ .. ~~~~=· monlh.61$-82311. l,·2 & 3 Br. AdWts no2Br,c:pts,drps,gar,laun· down.$350.968-M97 Tnhse, 2 BR. 2 Ba . unt· Beat'h , com . center . Oakwood So., NB . ing,etc.Call83J.3840 pets,dsbwbn,sbagcpts, dry,BaySt.$l80mo que features. $SOO. mo l,100'. 2br, l lhba. 4·plex . 645-3161 Oceanfront 4 Bt, apt -1\eaut. lge 2, -3 & 4 br. cloaed 1arage, frplc, 831·9276. · 2br, lba condo; Wuber/ 815-6359 Mature adults. Lease,1-".~:'.'.:'---------IGround flOOr' with« w /o Winter' lease. no pets.~Oc-eanfront/Tiew, frplc, BBQ. Gu & water pd. dryer . Refr1g. Pool. $195 492.3799_ Irvine area. Femtoshare storage, panel, sbwr. $&85 49"·701L bale, gar. $3?S-up.~ Pool Z Bd, 2Ba, 2 Pvt. patios, Patio. 968-509'7 wk.nda I: · 2 br, 21.-,ba. fully ru.m frig , sink, air, Cll . ' -. \V._OceanfroritSee daily, t.A°MAHCHAAPTS W/W cpts, drps, bltns, aft6. OCEAHPROMT 2 BR, walk to beach . No New Townhouse. w l resp S48·9166 Oceanfront 2 br, 1 ba, utll 646.3ll4 718 Scott Place CM laund, freshly decorated. 3 BR, 2 Ba. $350 Winter pets, $195. yrl.y . 492·5765 working woman. 25-35 '..c==------.- pd j Also yeat roun 1 ii -am' Adlta-$210.417FordRd. 2br, l~ba. Crpts, drpJ, STEPS TO BEACH or776-t&S yrs. $iso mo . Carol OFFICE or atore avllJJ. bacb~ Oceanfront apts·a!1•. • M2 540-560lor631-o'IB2. fplce. $275 mo . JBR,2 Ba .S325Winter 552_44594p,mtol0pm. 1000 sq ft. Newport • from $145 to $lllt Uti in-Adult 2 huge bedrooma (114)$27·1219. IA YFROMT NEW Condo, Ocean Coast ' Penln. Choice location. Ocea~ront Small CoTe, cl ... G75-f873; ~$-5205 or $170 no .... ta. Inquire apt LG. 2 BR, l~ ba Studio, A~THEBEACH view, 2 br, Jba, frp!. wel· Beaut. 8ayfronl2 br, 2 ba 639·6700 Spacious 2 DI" a Bd. 2 ~ 871-8471 G568W.Willon quiet 4-plex. new paint, NEWtLGE3BDR$315 3 Br, 2ba. unf.$475yr. bar, pvt. bale. Pvt. stairs furn . homew/doC'k. Male·'-==.:.:..:c.... _____ _ Owners ·apt. !{,inter , cpts, drps, bftns. H b lObch. Pool.Sauna, ex· will share w/female. FOR SUBLET Frplc, gar., sun dee OCEANFRONT NEWLYDF.OORATED Carport-lndry. Walk to Huntington ar ou r erclse rm. Nr. Amtrk & S225 . 1st, last +sec. Exec. ore's. at Fa8hJon Jge. kit .. T.V •• No pets. 2 bi' $350 wotr. $525 Yr-2 Br •. w/gar. crpt, $1.SS. shops &scbls. lchildOK, Adults area. 84&4150 SC pier. Avl. 9/15. $525 752·6283 Island, NB. Wells Fargo 494-s792. ly.Gar,a,llbltns,6"5--2016 Wate'r .Pd. 2176 ''C'' nopets.$200.540-6338 . mo.524 ·7325 wanted mat/self rel. lady Bank Bldg. 1 to 2 yn. Lu1:. 2Br . den. 3Ba ~ or67$.4533 Placentia.636-4120l·S. $190 Freshly decor'd. lg. 2 Spacious 2br, lba. Xlra Son Juan to s h a re NB home Furn or unfum. Approx. Bchteoiitspbol.Wi.nt ··-2B tbauppershagcpt, br quiet pool no clean, carpets, drapes, Be h•B 2b Capistrano 3878 w/same.$155/mo+util S63sq.rt.2pvt.ofc's.& • '< ·,,llft Ocean Front wm~ ren· r, . • . h'id 1' t S laundry rm 17411 Yearly· ac . r, a. Secre tary /reception lease $f5q. 714) _..-tat 2 Br frpl xlnt.$350 garage, $195.1009A MlS-c: 1 ren pe s . en. Qu H 8 9fi7123 5404 Seashore·Lower. ••r•••••••••e•e•••rrsss 645·2660 area. International Data or(213)79CM601. m0"'&102 ·w oCeanFroot slon,aft.5,5$2..4576 Cit izens Welcome . eens. . . . S335 /mo, gar. rrplc . 2 BR Condo, cpts, drps. Classiried ads sell bi g Oceanfront SpacloUi. 6'6-383? tBR"ARDENAptwtstv. 646-2"13S 1 BR CONDO over 40· 548·0153 artGpm. wash /dryd ·,~~nc. glar. 52Ar25t items. small items or any ~[:4Qc;.s,. ~ :,;~ · ' · ~ OE Washer /Dryer, pvt . mo .. a u""' on y. · Winter $325.~$425. mcL Duplex:' 2 & 3 Sr, intblt to & retrig . ..Newpit&drps. SIERRA VILLA atio clubhouse pool Newport Hgt.s l Br. gar. 6Pl\f, 551 ·1SJ1 item. Just call 642·56'78. (714) S48-0801aft.SPM util.orYearl)'.49'1·1082. Beach. Gar, new paint& Lush shag CJP.l. Adults, 2 br, 2 ba, ~· 1 hr ~95. 'in ~ Walk sboP Cnt.r'. sml yard. $175. 548·1319 • week .,OK crpts $2lS&$26$.\Vlnter. no pets. Only $175. All bltns mcl refng., ~ 642.'168 aft. 7:30 ~enti Fumiihed ~ent' Fumished Apa; lnttftfl Fumldled Rooma $36. •-...-· G73-9'o4 aft.&. · 5'1M1920 balcony, gas & water pd. · or Unfumiihed 3900 or Unfurnl1hed 3900 or Unfurnished 1900 mool.b. APS:~ $50. . -U4 E . 20th. 54&-(1137 or tfllfttlttgtow leodl 384(! H...tington leach 3840 ,.,. •• ,.,,,,,,, ••••• ,.,., ••• , ••• , •• ,,, •• ,, ••• ,.., , •• ,,., ...... ,. ••••••••••• ~· Hweek, $200d . I " n upt S..-.A8a l7115mm,._ l7IO 646-4095 •••••••• ,.,. •••••• ,. ••••• ,. ••••••••••••••••• ,.,. •• ,. • eate poo M ea -•••••-•••'•••••·---•••-••••-•••••••-• Beach. Laguna otor -· Lge 1 br, very clean. stv, Inn, U75 N. Cat. llW)'p ref, quiet adults, $160. 494-3537. 1933 Wallace 980-3633 Virtually Oceanfront 1 •Shady ...,ool• BR, 1 ~ Ba, beam eeil-1&:2 Br $175. Up. Adult.a, i•r•. lrplc., patlo, AMBASSADOR INN no pet.. 177 E. 22nd St. garage. Furn. or Unfum. 6'5-3732; 60-3845 Married coople, no pela. BRAND NEW $300. monlb. 499-l916. Exceptionally clean 2 BR, 1 Ba, new paint, crpts. 1 Br, den & elect, walk to beach & st.ores. Lovely ocean view, adlllta, no pets., $275 iilcl qtt l1 497-2678 $ll5. lum. Lovely boch: nr. bcb. UUl. pd. 1:re1p em pl. adlt. 49M200 _,.... ..... 3769 ................ ,. ..... . $40 WK UP U.Z Bdr • Bach. Color TV, maid oerv, pooL TUE MESA. 415 N. Nnpcn Bl, l'IB 646-91181 Oce•n Frnl, Winter S2'1tt mo. Adult.a. D9 pets, ear 2Br, lba. 67J.31)19. I BR apt, 1~ bJocb to beach, com pl. rum. le do.i corated. 'Yr1y re:ntal $190. mo. Avall OCL ut. I . n..-·t s50 drps,bltns,oopets.$110. No C ean,1ng "":,...1 , mo. 786 Shalimar, Apt. 3. Mo lease Required Siir&le Studio Apt. 1~642=·890T=:..., ___ -I ·•W..klr .... w...... , • J.c:41lll ,..a • ltltcMttfeciHdM ... u. .c;.,. llG'• •Ill.id............... ebc1 .. tf.M.-.. • W.7ieiMI • rl••I• •Afl¥'tllitJ.ipW41 etwlkil.._..... •Wtl'-.......... _,,.,....,..., ......... ,.... •Dtred .W ,,.....,.1L WAJtlFAUS •STllEAMs•LAGOONS 29~ls:T~fVE· (A.I south Coast Pl•zal 540-2300 3 BR, Z Ba lower $220. Married cpl .le dtl)dren only. Nr.SoCoas\Plaza. 5'$-41111 2 Br, 1 Ba, w/pvt patio, $180 Nr. Hal'bor & Wilson.. 557-1694 or '85-m6 Wanted Couple w/baby to rent du1' clean E. Side 2 Br. Apart. $17$ mo, ..... 534. • Ca ll 618-0618 o r For Lease. S!l5 mo. inc. Gltdnr, I Br, 2 Ba, N. Coit.a Mesa. Refs req'd Famweo ooir. Sm1 pet OK. Avai 10/1 /75 ownr /Ast. Chuck Everett. 54&;4141 Days or 642-&719 Evea. • (%13)131-"lil ooU•. BEACHFRON'l'2br,2baj bllm .... IU' • IJldr>' rac'•i $350 mo. Yrl)'. 615-1'177 • ss."211 • ' Sparkling dtx Z Br, In duplex. E. Side, lndscp'O pvt. yd. c~, eoc:t aar. -·- A kuge./tDrurlous apmment featuring: PtfDllW patio• Spadou. dining area • Condnuous deaning oven • Del--. Di•""""""'. Di•posal • $250,000rutt0Uoncent<r• Heoted-1 • Jacua/• Saunas• Night· llsfl .. aolle,,ball court• A,...rde 1V founrie • Bllllanla • itble lennl1 • Laundl)lfadllu .. • eo-m parldng No-. S..,.nochildmt0<pe<s. ~apple ·1 .. ·11 @ ..................... JH"""l~U_ •r*"•tloht.a-l 6700 Wan• Avenue '\11"".._l.rf:-1-Hunlinglon Beach i 11 Phone8'7·6047 ;. ' I I m... "<!':..-. i I l I G:~:r~R:Jk SOPHISTICATED APARTMENTS • We hive apaciou• two-- bedroom aP9'1mente end elegant townl'low.1 (Me pl'loto) 101" people wl'Klc.ni quite Ill Into our lvncilonlJ one·bedroom1. Cabrlllo P1rlot hu atl the good thlng1: C41fttr91 aJr9 cond!TloninO .. alt Qll& kitchens wfth continuoue Clea~ overw and built-In dlSl'lwUhllfLW~ dosets ... ~ ..... plecn ... patlot °' bM:ou6 ... ~ ponds end bfooka.. primming end~ pools ... .wMt ... ~ c:ourt. .. feely"""' land-o ~ ... .00 k>ta motel -· PHONE: (T14)147-940'l / 1400 CABR1LLO PARK OAIVE. SANTA ANA,C~I~ C10\ """ \ --. . . I --•r • D l 8 DAILYPILOT S..nd1X, S!pttmbof U, 1075 . Add it...Build it ... Oiaper it ... Hammer it... Carpet lt ... Cement lt ... Wire it...Hoe it...Clean lt...Move it ... Pre,;s lt ... Paint it ... Nall it ... Plaster it ... Fix It ... SERVICE .DIRECTORY ..... Pl N lobys lttlft4J CarpeRter CHWttt/COftCl"t'te Gwclel..g <i.......a Ser¥kn H_,,MJ Maso.ry PullM191P.·~upoa .. 1_,,""J Z !'! ......... -•••• ...................................................... ················ ........................................................................................................ ,-_.:,, ........ ._ ....... , Loving care, la: yd .Cstm kitctftc & b11th BRJCK&BLOCKWORK John 8aker,,exper.la"nHANOYMAN-llomes•Hau1int Anytbtnc. WILLIAMSli:Sonl . PAP&RBANQING • , ... .,.., 1 Hrtdai{/'Wk. rutes/-..knds Remodeling, alteratiuns Pali0&. Walls, Plnnltirs. & B•r~tio cllre. Cut, cdae Apts . Consclenticus Gara.ce cleaiuq>. Rella· Muonry. Bridrtakx:k 6. Prof'enlonal n.noaable S~·dt OK . efs/hc. ~6·0347 & repair. Unique & un-Loc111refs.6f5..1Sl2 &:cult1vate.002.J4{fS Craftami&n.~al\4. ble,fa.stservioe.IJl53-M52 Ston•.Ca11581·'1829 -..00 c-.lmat...x81afl5 Water !,•alert, dis· ..Jeannie. U8UU! work WCICOmt! E l -f ( •t• HBB ~000 1 Gl'nerotS-lcn The Handy Man· M•••nrv&Coacrete l'V><l&ls. tai.ns, auce:i;. 1• r urcau -·--4 El•ctrical ••..,. ' Profe11lonal rurope.1.n ...--epl~ S1mt! t:hlld Cure my homr Lo,-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Can •HAUUNG• Work. A.Ill for Jake. ._ ...... 11 .... eo-~opper r r-·· lng, exp"'r'd mother Carpentry· Paneling , ~-~~;c·.·,:~·1·c:·,·:N·•.••s:•,n••1 "Tl-flNG S" hy ~tvo~e ~ YARDCL.EANUP ~g.J.885 :aup:pe~ . .-.· prices day & night. ~e Wkdys. Dana Pt 496 3410 shelving, sml remodel '' Gen w<>odwork. repair!I, Home Hepa • • ~ •• wor • take 1111.lr Charge. l' .... In ••• •·-Ice No Job too is nil 960-~9 Jobs, maint/repalrs. 22 plumbing, •l","'°".«>!l3 •-p,o•eme F'ireplaces·Planters _..._VES. •··• ~-. •x,. 30!)9t8. -><rr• yrs. exp .. ~""' UlJ Denoia Housecle... Brlck·Conctcle r..,uo l;. " t;·Mr fl~·it 'JUST ,Pl.UMllMG ••••••••••••••••••••••• Custom Q&rpcntry li e 233108 548·5203. I DO rt ALL! St. Chor ••••••••••••••••••••••• Block \\'alls·BBQ Pits Jobi. Man)' n:Ca.~ •CALL6d-llll• Offfc.•MoehlneS•s Fran1ing nr f1nil\h , Electricill, Plumbing, P b· ... 6•4631 llOUSECLEANJNGl.aour Rera,Esta.646-0464 Ja•k. H•·modol /"ddil ><•<> Floors et R •-• ti Typewriters. ad<ln1• '" .. c. t!asra""'.642-4957 Business. Call Janie-e's Roo - ' 49·4159 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·------"-'--'-=-=:.:_• •• m11ch1nc,s, l'ulcuJ ;1toti;, -\Yatt.·rproof Dt.'corative 'a ectri I Eledrlcaf itagaedy Anns.671·6553 Polntl"C)/P ..... "9 Pnf All TYDeS ••••••••••••••••••••••• electronic ~·nleul..itors. All 1'ypes of Carpent•·r C.:vut1ngs fvr sundcck~ & •••••••c•~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• W"ntaREALQ..EAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• • lt$.3:s,$9 REfAJRS-ALt.TYl'ES L 0 a n :11 a c h 1 11 c s \\'ork Con1plete patio balc·on1es. fl'ee est., St. llOUSE? Call Gingh•m XTERIORS SAVE m f'r. Est. Jim Relf, freeesU. Ii,::. (urnis hed . ., roor. m111or plumb. & I.ic 11305152.!tti.2 .. 1657 SEPTEMBER SPECIAL! Glrl .Freeetil$.645-51Zl R .L . Sinor Statt!:Paffot Wa.ltl30~aoyUme !lave Serv1<·c Probl1::ms \lh·c S.17 2ss·1 ·1·ai;" Liceo1ed Insured Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tll Offic•e ~:~~~~~.:tCo. Ga,.d~ning Dependable, experienced 97&-333$ CUSTOM WOOD PATIOS •• :•••••••••••••••••••• 18255Mt Haldyt:ircle til ~:r~1u;=':E'fec ~~\·!:~;.;~;~~·~;;~~~~·~ ~~~~e w~;I a~:86'k:o~~~ Pror. painlina. clean wrk Desl1n/~~~dallahapes c.£RA?ttlC TlLE. New & Fnt. Valley·!:l62·0055 lrical.G31 ·128!j IO yrsexper,;dlphases & reas. Int . .tr Ext. free 58l·S369Lie 993-6645 h.emodeL Fr~ est. Sml • J{casonable/E.slimatcs eves. est. 7!1 ·0684&962·5'25 jobswelcome.SJ6.2426 . Cabinet MakilWI Co~et S e-1'•0 c I JAPANESE "---~lean Pl 1 ,._... .............. ::"? ••••••••••• ~'; ••••• ::.:......... :ii 7511007· DE LUXE GE ~ ........ HOUSEPAINTING . Oll'f', ..... ,....r Topsoil t:slm c.1l.1111~·ts , boats , CARP£T XPRTS·l6yrs M o s T L A \'I N s ing. 548·9479 Inside/out. Iii qual/low ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• p>il10 cur. k1tch rmdl, lat Gt.•l it Hl.'ally Clt.•an ~fCJW E J)/EDG 1-;1), SS $14 9 rates. Bruce&U·S376. PATCH Pf..ASTERlNG .-'fop Soil•Compost• t1cework &lii·Sll~. \VILLIA:-.1S5'l9·MllS wk. Cr-.1 JNH ONLY. 2 Ladies will hse. cln. •Mulch•Redwuod• . l\.1ost areas, $20·'25. Custom painting / ••ALLTYP.ES•• CA', 586.w'lil C a rpenter Salcs·ltcp;.iir·lnst all Gcorj!e 5·19·2<'15 St6·02S4 or~. wallpaperir\g Paint Int, Free t:st ~ _ __,•c.o=~-~~-~~- •••••••••••••• .. •••••••• Carpet Installation , Quality Malnt /Land:scpg INSTALLED! $20 rm, exl$249. avgJbr VERY NEAT PATCH Tree Senfce Carpentry Custom . ltep··'''· ~ee""l<mal">. sod, sprklrs, suil cond, •At · L' h 1 R LandacoplfMJ 968·7452. 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. "' .. ., ~ u om111c IQ t n1t1n1 1w1tte ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOBS &: RESTUCC . " b' Remo<l, rcv~11r, add·on, Gu;ir. l..ibor 045.3274 clc11nup 642·3J31·6'1li •190R • Automatic Locking • All Solid su111 }Tee est. 893-1439. Removals, Um 1ng, top insulate. Ot."::>1~ns 1-'rcc --~~------Remote Control• Ford's Landscape Pf:;TERS PAINTING ping , p r'un in g + est.6<15·3439 •STEA!\.ICLEAN .. 1 Exp.JapancseGardencr. OW ( rii"l .t Sodl.11.wrni /Sprinklers Int /Ext.-Reas.rates Pluntbing Firewood. l1 c/ln s r C;.1rpet & Upholstery Comp I etc yd n1a1 n t . l~;cnE!-~111EVEl~J~~~~ Fl~~LTsl~oN Design Svs. 962·7817 Call Gene alM2·0t58 ••••••••••••••••••'-•••• 642-2624 ' M AS'l' E lt Craflsm ans tn~urt'<l Qualily 646-7811 Shrub .. trees, F'rce (•st. MARV'S PLUMBING Sp~cialty . ltemodt•l111g, ---546-0517 o'"'"l'' <..nunrv ·, LP;od1•,., ln •t;illPr Fnr fl,.,,,1p .. · Ex:perlenced Japanese Prof painter, honest work, Ford's TreeSer\'iCe finish work, rl'fs. Frl't' Carpct.r<.lan-Rcasonable Gtt rdenlng & landscap-reas. Jn t /ext, free e1tt, •646·91JY1 111 ExprCrew,lic,bondcd est. Guar "'ork 'i!.t9·3lll5 ltcpa1rs-Jnstallation Cleanup• 548-6142 GOLD (QASJ ELE(JRI( ing. Free est. 645·~. Refs, S48·2759/W·3913 NO JOB 'I'OOSMALL & insured. 962-7817 &Sates. Call58i·8956 Comp! ma int. Gc..'Org:e • PkuMPT & [fflCIENr SER VIC[ • Bl Sod f S I -WALLCOVF.RINGS Any plumbing water:serv. . Selling anything with a . uegras!I or a e . .r 11 Th f t t draw "\>'he DailyPilotClassified i\d ll:i vesomethingyou wanl Cleanu p s, treework, INSURED&LICENSED 551 6275 pe r sq. ft. 536-5033 . Jnstalled l leaks, maro t e eases . . '' 'Cl 1-> d d CONTR NO 306410 8 h lk 19888 Removed en"l osures, reas. West.· .a Dally 1lot is a simple matter . . to st• . ass1 lt:U a s o rototd!in", minor ldscp, · • ea c w a ... C u· d Ad .,, S618 • CALL NOW B J .E.SWENSON 968-6900 832·"68.lO'loofrw/ad lass te .u-u.· · JUSt call 642·5678. 1t well. 642·5678. 10 yrs in area 6<16·2693. · · · · .. Golden west St. H . .,.. Offic e R•ntal 4400 Business Rent~ 4450 Business 5300 Personals 5350 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••. ••••••••••••-...•• Opportunity 5005 Lost & Found ••••••••••••••••••••••• Holp W Gtllod 71 OOHelp W anhd 7100 HelpWootfod 7100HolpWontod 7100 ............................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• NE_WPORT ga~en offi(•e SSO. Mo. Ideal, Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST/POUND SPJltJTUALREADfo::Ji s wtes from 4Jr incl. ut_il shop avail in the mall <il HALLMARK A P1'::'1'? Open lOAM tolOPl\I Some 1varehousc :ivail. The t'actory for: Coun· 960•2900 Adoption, Low Ad1·icc on all matters. 557 0061 t 1 e book sto'• de 312 N. 1-:1 Camino Re;,il · ry s or · · · Cost Spay /f'l'cuter Info. Ii, etc. 673·9606or673·9393 '---~~-----! San Clemente, for appl. SJNG LE & Double Of · 1-492 9034 492 9136 f 1 t!<l . od f CARD LOS'r:Sept.5.Blkfem. · · ices. oc;1 .c in m crn 3200 S(J fo't C-2 store rant Peke /Schnauzer Vi c. center. Ulll. furnished. with 6 drive·in bays. Fairview & t\flanls C!\1 WORLD TRAVELER. 46. By the month, 25" sq. rt. Ideal for auto or boat 545.M365 aft.Si'i\I 1.1.·1young son, needs i;la· 540·5206 service. 585 W. 19th St, SHOPS -------t ble home base to Rustic SmaJI Shop for ~1.~tys 540--5710, eves FOUND : )'cllow male establish o"'Tl business. Rent. $90 mo. Newpo" '----------! dog. 6-7 mos., vie. llellcr Would hke to negoti;ite ,-NEW LOC1\TIONS Prk & 16th, Cl\.1 . days: companionship contract -•~'-•-•_· _54_8_·00!4 ______ 1 SEP. bldg w /gar. 1000 sq 0 PEN ING S 0 0 N. 554.4311 C\'cs : 556·0866 w/sophis ticatcd afflul'nt Fashion lslund. View of ft 213 W. Wilson, CM . N E E I) 0 \V N f: H t----------1 woman. ContactS)-'n1orc, 645-2020&642-6560. OP"RATOR FOUND: Blac-k mate do•. o 90 ~' G L B a y . S e c re t a r y 1----------1 "' · 54 -60 , ... .,.,1 rucc n. r · h d Pl t f Locations Investment Vicinity of Newport CostaMesa,92627 urn1s e . en Y o I5x60 STORE Bldg. Shop· Mission Viejo 35~1 Shores. 646·9714 . parking. J<~or info ping Ctr. 17849 Beach d 644·4753 . Ask for Mary 81,d .. HB.2l3-454-8~l Laguna Hills 45M La y 55 wants gent· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Assemblers PACKAGERS NEmED! Mobpm..,............,. PoclficP...- 500 Mowport C...., Dr, 14.L Soito 900. lfashlon 1"-11 640-1970 500 So. Main St. °"""JO (Near F ashion Square) 547-6446 '" Garden Gro\·e 201\-t FOUND: 9/8/751\-Ialepup· single, 5/'10" fo r square Rose. In Cannery Village shop L<1 J\1esa 25:\1 PY. brn w/lge wht front dance partner. 673-2905 ·~ lt1INl·SUITES (1·2·3 + for lse, 100,q. ft. A-3l5t Costa l\.1csa l!Of\1 paws, Vic. Albertsons E\'e~ -.,. ,1 I'ark. Jot, Cdf\t 673·9414 ---·-------rl;)Oms). Xerox & secy St,NB,557-3276 Dcli\-1a.r ::..<>~1 afl.6 Do you want un ex· HelpWDftttd 7100 Help Wonted 7100 se rvice av a i I. On . R1vers1de 45,. ""n'cnccd 5.,,.1,.ng compa· •••••,••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport llarbor in Cen-Industrial Rmtal 4500 Riversi<le tiOJ\1 .-~ .. FOUND : Key chain w /10 nion? 498·3666 before *Accnt . $600.$900 ASST. MANAGER tinella Bank Bldg.••••••••••••••••••••••• San Diego 20J\I k v · · · f th eys. ic1n1ty o e '/pm. 100% Fee Paid wanted for Junior Ap· &12·4644 2000 SQ FT, 3 ofcs, 2 San Diego l5-0J\l Wedge, Balboa646·2637 . Payroll /Compuler /A/P parel Store. Exper only. baths, immed. across st Orange 4o~t . Alex, you're not Retting Constr/Gen'lloT.B. South Coast Plaza, Cli OICE Executive suite, from OC Airport963·7878 Redlandi; 40r<.I FOUND: Ro!.rc .. Unton 10 older. you're g~tli ng bet· •Secy's SSSO·Sl200 54S·3688 l\1iss Smith 3 lge orfices & storage, for more information spc_ed, men_s 27 . \Vard & ter. Love. Conrue. Liz ReindeniAgency xlntlNewport&achloc. NEW1'1·1Newport,Costa contact Joe A Cyr, ElhsFVIW1·2.382 4020 BirchSt,Stel04 $400. mo. 1101 Dove, l\1esa, 1000, 1200, 1440 sq. l\·larket De\'e\opment Trove! 5450 r LOST L. h t Newport Beach 833 8190 SuilelJ0.752·0971 t.543-314Sor646-2928 J\1anager. Jtallm ark : 1~ torangemae ••••••••••••••••••••••• . · C d II. ·1 d 540 tabby cat. Looks like N d .d LA c·. Callfor appo1ntment !llEWLY Decorated, 1200 Sq Ft 1\1·1 space, ar s. rte a no ' 1\1 · v · f G ld ee r1 e to · · 1v1c ADVERTISING We are seeking a person to augment our Classified Ad vertising department for ins ide t elephone sales. Classified experience necessary-Excellent com · pany bene fits. Salary commensurate with experience. llfi'UIREMENTS IHQ.llDE: •Musttype 45 WPM (electric) •Dependable •GOod s peaking voice •Pleasant personality U you are ambitious & want to be paid for your effo rts & have opportunity fo r advancem ent please apply in petson to: ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 330W.kjSt..C-.Mno An E qual Opportunity Employer t d 2 ff" front office, drive-in rear Daily Pilot, P .O. Box orris. ic 0 0 en Center. Arrive 8:30·9. _ _.._ ~aarspye elo rl::dm, ~~cpelse door, $lS5. mo. 629 1560, Costa l\.tcsa, Ca West&\Varner.842·3064 . M·FShareExps.645.9149 Acc-"""J Help Wanted 7_~00 HelpW•ttd 7100 C 92625 Clertcs • •• •• • •• •• ••••••• •••• •• ••••• ••••• ••••••••••••• \SST. 11-fanager. Garden· ing, maintenance & up- keep or 55 units In Costa Mesa in exchange for re nt . 642-5073 or (213)865-3851 parking. xlnt. location. Terminal Way, l\1.1-----------1Lost : Shelt1e, Sable & Em I nt& lntermediate&Sr. le\'el BOATS 779W.19thSt.,$75&$85. Days 540-5710, eves Condy&Ci-ettes ~·hitc, 10 mo's. Injured •9oyme . 1 . 'SSTMGRTR~E S 'Ibo ~ 548·1945or548·195.i 646-0681 -,-needs medical aid left Preparation in genera accounting. ...., " Babysitler-1-lskppr for GI at ----------1 Supply Route f r 0 n 1 P a w . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exper'd in a manufac-Needed at Del Taco, teachers home. 2to 6pm, Seeks 85,_i5tant uyer. •l l\10 FREE RENT• NEW Free·standing bldg. (No Selling Involved) "Tamo'shant.er or Tan1. Jobi Wonted, 7075 luring environment. pre-Laguna Hills. Will t r sin l\fon thru Fri. 536-4422 Knowledge of purchas· 1·2·3 Rm. ofrices from Fresh sea air location Men & Women can fill & my 0 r Tams en •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ferably in elec. industry. aggressive person In fast 1-----------1 ing fo r !'laHboat parts re- $135 per mo. Near 7200sq.ft . 12x14 0 /drs 779 collect money from coin Reward! 542-4.0 l 9 or Typing in my home. Free 10 Key &: lite typing. food mgmt. Good oppor. BAKER, expcr Good hrs. q'd. Help assist PA head. Airport.Nolease req. W.lGth,CM.675-5300 operated dispensers In messages10..3977. pickupanddclivery. Please submit your ap-for right person. Apply, CARMELS REST.628N. Top wa·ges to right 833·32239Til noon Stof'"ane 4550 and around the Orange 1---~------1 557·2fi'71 plication w /salary his· 25252 La Paz Rd, Lag. Coast llwy, Lag. Bch. person. M ·F . Call ., Co. area. $1500 cash re· FOUND : German Shep, ----------1 tory. Interviews will be H.ills.581·4720 8 RMAID 'd 835·7101betwn9·3. DELUXE office !'!pace for ••••••••••••••••••••••• quired. Many details call male. Black and brov>'n . Babysitter, lie home, in · scheduled week of Sept l-----------1 A • ex per · 1---------- lease. Crpt, paneling, Vehicle or Traile r collect. Vic or PaularinoSchool. fants thru 7, nr F .V. 22nd.Xlntco.benefitsin· \TTENTlON GARDEN F /time nights. Mr. Z's, Bookkeeper,experi~nced. music,'w'iew.SWsqft.835 Storage,$18perQuarter. fEDERALS~RYICE 546-4280. Elem Sehl, Mag. & elude 1 wks vacation CTR PROFF..SSIONAL.S. 3023HarborBl,CM. Copy Cats. 333 3rd St. sq ft. Pleasecall 549·8811, W.17lh CM.548·0358 12131772•7947 Talbert 963-3823 after 6 mo's. 11 Paid S. California's largestl ---d--Ex~-.--ed-1 Laguna Beach. ext 243 or&174911 __________ 1Found: Brn/Blk German h 1·d r.n· · Nursery, chain has OP· Batten er, pen~nc ·I-~~-------. ' R-~o1.w~~ 4600 -0 1 ays, g u uP in-' Parltime,days.Ann1··i.n OK -ER ~' ~ ·---------•:Shepherd. Female. l lh StudentHelpAvailable.lf surance starts day of po r tunities ror ex· _...,. BO Ks;s;;;r- Prestige bldg Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrs approx, Talbert & you desire the help of hire&m anymore. periencednurserymenln person, 1464 So. Cst. Newport Beach firm Beach. Luxury pvt office Responsible expectant CLIP JOIMT Edwards. HB. &47·6472. fine Christian people, DaclllTll'ftlor the Orange, Los Angeles, Hwy. Lag. Bch. needs qualified book- in suite. 645-3700 couple would like 2 BR Fabulous men's hairstyJ. call office, Southern (Div Addressograph/ Riverside Co. areas ort---9-E-.-U-T-IC_t_•_u_S __ _, kee~r. Send outline or unfurn . house or duplex. ing establishment with!> FOUND; Womens Read· California College at lt1ultigcaph) thosewithretailsalesex· ""' ""'" work exper. including Airport Office Building Noto\'er$300. The sooner stations. Great Hunt· ing Glasses. hornrim 545·1 178 , ask for Mrs 'ml SA per. who want the · STYLISTS salary history to P. o. Suites avail. 270/390 or the better. Dana Pt. or ington Beach location in framcs.Vic.Clay&Snug Evans. 2921S.Da1 er, challenge of growing For(2)N.8 .salons.w/or Box 1715 . Newport 630 sq ft . fTee rent lo San Juan Capo. Refs . shopping center ne11rl..""~'~'~b~o~'·0N:'.:_'.B~-~64~6~~~2626"="~-1;:;:::::-;-:::::;-:::~;;:;::::-;;;-:;I 714 /546--3551 with a leading Company w/out roll. Call 644-0661 Beach, Ca !1).663 (Part· _N_o_,_._A~gt~._!17_9-_8.133 _____ , 493-7388 Please &: Thank beach. Owner wiil help . . Construction Bkkpr·Girl Equal Oppor. Employer in this field. We offer top or 540·8582 time applicallt 'io work finance. $21,500. SILVER trophy missing Friday. mature. desires · d & AIRPORT ARIEA you. f N t H b p ~·-Clk 1 n us l r Y wage I min 3 days per -..·eek will 962-4454 rom ewpor ar or F'.T. positioninconsttuC· Acct ayQUK' benefits. Plus potential BEAUTICIAN beconaridered). OFFICE* Stor e-.shopC-2/M·l Yacht CluU. 673 -7730. tionofc. Refs.968·5931 10 Key Calculator , ty~ N d d c M I ·-* E · c r-management positioos. ee e . . . sa on .1---------- 20Q.300Sq Ft I~~·~·~,~~·~·~· -----1 ;f;;;~;:;:-i:;-;;-;:-;-n;:;~I 50 wpm, malu'e de.-n· G Id 1 G d t C •SHIER 912 Sq. rt. on ground · · I· H 1 · D r-Apply in person Tues. or o enwes r a ua e "" floor. Corner location or 64Z..069l . LOST : Lg. Blk. neutered ousec caning one, dable. Hrs. 8:30 to 5:30 Wed . 9AM lo 6PM. pref'd. Full, p/time or Leading N.B. llotel. Ex-want on regular basis. Mon·Fti. Apply Kauf· d o newer two .story GARAGE WANTED cal. Ans to "Panther". Own trans.9'79-7819 man&.Broad Homes inc. N u rser yla nd Gar en rent space . ays per'dinrestaurantwork. courtyard building, adj a-ne 3 r 36 lh St. N. B: Wht. flea collar. Reward. 17881 Sky Park North, Center. 15851 Gothard 64 2 · 86 4 1, n f t 7p m , Call Barbara, 644-1700, cent to restaurants .11.nd ;:;7~3:":':95:-,;:;;::;;---~I ~~~~~~~~~~·J,iD~a~n~a=--P~t.--=a'~e=•~·-•=96::..:·24=66::::.JChauffering, companion, Ave. {al Edinger Ave.) 557·3199. ext 525 . E .0 .E. one block off San Diego aft 6 IJb!"~c~h~a~p~lS''im'ia~l~n~t,~bo:n:d:•:d:i . .;;:''~v~in~c~.~~~;;;;~;:~I Hntg Bch , Calif. 898·4455.f-::-::-,-::::::-:::-::-:--::-:--f-::::.:::::..::::::::::::_ ___ _ Frwy. Short lease terms. Business/ln•e-st/ Helen 548· 7197. Contact lt! r, Bax · BEAUTICIAN, p/time Ch•mi~al T-h r..: Unique High· Profit· LOST: Reward for small Assistant for barber ,... .,. "'"" CALLPHILBROWN nnance Low co,tBoul•·quc, Adm Ast Ex"--loH2K stresser. l 1·' & ,. . !or metal nro•ess,·ng 17141 7517300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• white & black poodle He-Ip Wanted 7100 ~ •~ 1-------~---1 s Y IS re•ep 10ru$t. 1 • • ..-~·ell known mix . Vic. Congress St, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Order-Desk to$685 Automotf•eSales 646·8480or646·1145. Pant. Chemic;1l back· I ~DI Busine s~ attractive shop, no dead C.J\-1. Answers to "Terri-·----------·! Front Ofc Med $600 . J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ gro u nd help ru I· not nYelr111111C'JT1 Y. Oppo ..... -uu SOOS . 1 ood 1 L " G .1 Off. $SOO Need young, aggressive ne•essa~. Tra,·n,·ng P'O· ''-"'' 1nvenory,g ocaion ble".642-7796 ABelt T p .,. en ice u r t · ' ., cxclusiveclicntcle. l--~-------1 er emp OSI ion fD'VINE PERSONNEL men lose as moving BEAUTYSALOM gram available. Contact ' . "'' ' ... ,. ' ,., . \\IJJ·:)· BE\1:1'' lo 8£RG f t.llfRPRl<;f<; CO COST A M FSA SUlTES 900·1100 sq n. avail. for medical-dental or general office. Rent from $345 /mo. Near San Deigo F'wy . 549-8138 100 SQ. FT. Ole. space. $200 mo. lse. Lag. Niguel area. 83~,493-2718 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NURSERY SCHOOL Pre·School, nr. downtn. Costa Mesa. Care for 24 al $100 mo. Room to ex· pand. Incl. lge. lot, nrly. new bldg., comp. equip. $85,000. . Graham Rlty 646·2414 BEAUTY SAi.OH Laguna Bea~b. Xlnt location. Estab'l busi· ness. $14,500. Saddle back Realty 838·6603. eves. 830.4905 ~ , Walk in-take over ·l OFC S, ~nf .. reception Hairstyling Shop. lttust & st.or. area-1..560 sq. rt. sac! Options open . :it 4Qt. Easy pr~g., gmd. Prime location. San fir. C. E. Stine Bkr. Clemente. 129 Avenida 540·7353 DelMar.498-1520. lusine11 Rtftfal 4450 ........................ THE COLOMY 30 RETAIL SHOPS Prime reaaonable 1pace available Jarae Ir: small. Old world charm with French windows, gables ft t r ee1. Adjacent to Yreetl •al of Arla I Grounds. SllOBROAIJWAV LAGUNA BEACH Beat The Sour ECONOMY " ve h ic l es. Top com-M A h ood G · · ~~i~~a31~0:~:r L.f~~Tl;o!{,~. ~~!~n;"J~! URGENTLY SER.VlGS•AGENCY missions &: benefits. Ap· ~~~dasg i~xg~;~~~rsctes~ lnrdusu;riC:s 1~·c. e~ir~ · 488 E.lllh"'-eet plications now being So lh p 11 s 1 644-6863559·0186eves. collar. Vic. GQlden West .:>LI. lakenal: Beauty Operators. u u man, an a -'--'--'-'------I & Slater 118. family NEEDED (at Irvine) Costa Mesa co..-landMotors,Jn~. Guaranteed Salary: Ana,92705.714:549·3281 lnvestme-nt heartbroken842·7065 Suitt' 224 642-1470 r-Comm. Paid vacations~ '. Wanted 5020 )----------1 2001E.tstSt.-S.A. Free life insurance. Ctilld Car~ for. 8 yr old ••••••••••••••••••••••• •rsonals 5350 558-8000 Store discounts : boy. Responsible Lady •Receptionish A m m u n i t i o n A_u_l_o_m-ol-i-,-e------I HO!lpitalizationavail. ~ftg~m:ns ~5:0'!1C eN"pt"· INVEST. TA.""<. CR EDIT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Need S25.000+ ITC Drinking problem? Plus DOB Depreciation Call Alcohol llelpline Frank Metro714/54G·8303 24 hrs a day835·3830 Money Wanted 5030 Abraxas Mass~. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 2nd TD money wanted. Photo Mode-ling $35,000. Pay 10% plus 1733 Fullerton, Cfi.1 points. 1 nterest monthly· l--•~O_A_M_· t_2_P_M...c . .,_. _l_-1_1_8'-I Al l d ue In 8 years. foxy Girl 's Out Call Secui:ed by $125.~ com· r..t assage. U Call, We merc1al property1nNB. Come. Special ize Fully leased. Xlnl con· Paraplegics.542·3169 servative inveslmcnt .1--~~~-----1 644 ·4684 . *Sr. Typists Warehouseman Law En· J\pply PqsoonelOCfice in · on.· '· in w •Se-cre-taries forcement, Medical & Wanted Mo1thJO"""VWcrCl Hgts.646-1514.aft.7:30 •Boolclce-epe-n • Dental Techs, LVN's & Import 1088 lristol St CLEAN UP Boy for meal •Keypunch 0prs Musicians. Part·time, Cosio .. ....___ mkt. Exp'd. 462 "A" E. age 11·4', $50-S1S per Se"lceWri...... ~ 11lhS< CM See"I N d ...,.. Special consideration .. · n gr. o w e e k e n •. Arm Y ... ,,0 ~-~ phone •al'· Reserve. Training pro-...... port~ Forthgeew/following .. <a. vided. Long Beach (213) 111 594-0219, Orange Co. Lin• MKhcmic (714) 527·3031.. See Mr. Severson ~eaAl~ VTOYOTA 1966 Harbor, ( M 646 9JOJ AVON Holp Y-Faonlly Fight 1n11o11 ... Boys &Girls CLERICAL 10 to 14 years of age. Dai· ' lY Pilot delivery routes Traf(ic J)ept. m ay be. available in your M S I D ./\ T A area. Earn profit fgr de-CORPORATION has an liverfe!I &. cash, trfl)s or 1 immediate opening Cor a merchandise for selling C1erk in our bQ.sy Traffic new subscriptions. For Dept. inrormalion please ~•II 842·4321 . From Sin Clemente-San J u an Capialrano area, e:all 4~0630 and Mission Vie- jo-EI Toro area. call $81-6310. Equal Oppor. Emplo1er Individual 1ele«ed mWlt have recent related ex.:"" perience, be familiar with import/export pro- cedures, be able to work independenUy and enjoy 111 challenge. Type 60+ WPM . PLEASE APPLY IN PEllSON 8::10-·Ua.m. MSI DATA CORPOllATIOH 340 Fl.acbtt Ave CM ta M.91a Eq,ual Opportunity F .. mployerM /F I • • • !~'t.!:=! ..... ?! ... !~.?~:~ 7100fWpW..W 7&00 W.W . 7100 ...... W....:. ,,.. W.W 7100 !bdor~!!!llJ!-==-=!!!IJ!!!!!!!-!!!,~14!,,_!1171!!! _____ _JM~''bJ0!Jf!!l."!!'fr..l~f':.l•!J a.•JUt -..,,._ far --........... •••••••••••••-•••••••• ...... -· ~' Uf'\ol~ T -'i -_. ~ •rtet #RW .................................................................... . • C•••alt7 Dapt. 1 "-P'-for a-of. tw,W....., 7110 ... W....., 71 tw,W....., JllO ln19rane• A1e11cy. GIRLS AND BOYS . nee: IOftl•C'lerttal.llldlb •• ,. .................................................................. . N •port llo•O. Z•· MATUR£ ADULTS l'lewponc.turflO.Uto. ee/Btpr, l·I 11.r . 11 boll Lo 411 per1 .... ..i • ...._ 1% lo 16 Y-.Of Ag. llZCPT/TVPiATPtr -· IYDlna. billlna. P/ll!~!".,!·Jw~lbo 2 1~ u'::.~-:~ CLJ:IU[ 'l'yJliot. lluot bo To Orlt: To k,...tt.. Ir ..... Tiiie Nwpt. Bell. AttblUc• bllk~t. UCI NOwspopot'. 2L Weehndo. 3170 Airway ..... c:JI. aoeunte. 15 hr-wk. 1,30 --~~ a few hours evenln&• arier wor .with boys&glrls 121Dl8years t•ral nrm 11 ...., ... a Qua I . to V. "'-· m1 Applylnponm Betwn T:JD • l :IOllm, to 4:a. --Alie for ~ouul. E~n $U ID $30 each week as of age. We will train you In newspaper conselenll°"s. poised, C. Elden, CM 11!1117 ,..,. • ...., CW. '-;;M~'"';;;th;;"'~Tll;;;"'"';;;;;;;;;;;;: lln.Mtlnlloll.11S42:53 asexeitlngtriJll6])riia. sale&-promotJon. Musthavedependa· brl1b1: a~I~~ uuW.c-tllwy,NB ~ •COOK• hie lr&DSj>OrtaUon. Earn $1.00 ID $250 :,.";" .... ~".,."' SECRETARY "5-$000 * UTOTEM* Dinner bouoe ••· ..._ 714 S4Z.llS4 pe-rweelr. slot. typist. Contact: Stockbn>ker.,..Sal<sAI· !MP~Onen' perianca. 3-.UPll. Cloocd ...... _ IOAM Ir 4PM "'-714-1354 Gualdine btwn. the~. olllt.lnt, • ._. wanted. OPPOllTUHITllS llonday1. Dana Point "'ftual Opportunity Em between lOAM & 4PM for interview ot 11-llAM " :i-<PM. o R•llllratlon oot nee. Raotauraot. Send '<· ..., ployer Eq al 640-llTIO $75 Calt .. •1••1. Fullo•Part'nme .. ..,, to N.L. Burk. 330Zl ' U Opport.unlty Employer ~ -No ExperN..-..Y ~s. tina. D.P., ca. R.E.SALES STOCK CLERK, part AGce,2i~N~~~· -.... Wmhd 7100...._w~ JneedZmDRindU8trlal A1eadJn10ran.&eCounty tlme, ror 1peclallty o oaaft:I ~ ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ _.,. 7100 Y.&....W-"--" 7100 ....._W~ JIOO sales1nen to help lease rirm ha1 an Immediate Cl"Oei!:ry i;t.ore. Hrs Oex&· TlCTOCM.ARKE'f Cooktora.o.-11 •••••••••••••-•••••t ,..._,,,. ..... _. • ....,. _._ openln~ tor a secf't!l.1:11")' ble. 12 .ZS to start. ForAppUc.aUonsa:Jnro •ppi .. al'""'' E. ifi• St, ~ .. •H .e • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• our hu&e Inventory ol .. . al •••. 1..... ORCALL(n4>&U-1"7oa ,., v .wv., uu1 Dail " •• ':" • 1ioustllleeper, mature over 500 buildin&sl Ron to wor"' ui • • • en·1~-~~-~~~=-~~~1~;~;;;~;;;;~;~ Newport Beach, betwn ::J~~ .. mbaaoopaid. person fOf' p..i homo. LJVE·IN, middle •"e MUISISAIDIS Henry, 752.0777 vironment. Typlni 60, Tl~TMS.)'lt.ema.!Jlie. -::"'o:30::c•::m=.:4:.:3:.::=30'.!P.:.M~.--..J-:---"-""-'~::~:-:2:_. __ _J llpm·'lamt:hU\.&tl-8716 woman ruJl tJme, r~r Expcr 'd . Bayview Wortd~R....,.. 1botth11nd80. SytA.•olyt.t toSllK C G r., bo &: 1 k Manor Conv. lbp.1.. ms 1;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~·;;-;:·•;;1 Mln 2 Yrs eap In studie&: It OOIS H.Acd'caC&erfl Jfouaekeeper Live-in ta.-eo • n · l.hl PS· Thurln Ave, t:.lil. I• Subm1t resu me Or analy111ofru111calebus. 2nd Is 3rd. 5 Day week. For Boat Mrg. Flrm. tare ror eld~ly lady'. 6Z3-4?l:S btwn lO am·lO 1>42·~. handwritten won. hi•· 1y1. Ors Co. bakd nat'I Phorae 49'·9Ca Payable. P•yroU Ccst So. La• uo a. Car re ·J:-!p~m~.:-:'.::-C--C--c----t---------j REUBEH'S Wry in confiden~to: mrgr. 100~ Free. WAITIIBSIS E~pe_r'd OnJy. Interview· Ing Tu.as l·SPM. Sam'• Seafood It. 3901 E. C.oasl llwy. Corot1a dcl Mar. -'-'-C'----"=Hotp---..J Acct ·a. 2.3 Yrs AcCtg tx· qui red, r•fa. Salary LlVE-IN L»dy ror elderly urs.iag L.,_..,... An¥.u• Gordon ~rsonnel N.~ed ~·u or p/llmc J;;pe~'~·;;S>~7~·~1T;33;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 4op,e:._._ Ca 11 a rt . 7pm dcpl , 31 u st be able to l . y .M. Cla11Hled od •SS I ... f~e1•7°1Yh"'2N'o-8120LI c•t cu · ru • _...,,~. rive. 642·~70 a.I\ S c fo 0-'lw Not --=-=-M=:c· :.:..:::..:.::.::::.·.::::"'-! W:i.ntcd Male 18 or ever, ll-3 or ll-S shift, Mon 3-11 :30&7-l :JOftUme. HasOpenlnpFor: -r I A I Lhru Fri. Apply, Del GENERAL Houseteeper-Babnilttir Maids. Small exclusivl" NURSESAJDES P.O. lox 1560 Teather.Pre-School. full or P ~l me .. PP Y Taco, 25252 t.a Paz. Rd •SKret.-:-forLeaeher.11 .30to4.!30. &lotel needs ma i d~ All shifts. ~xper'd In HIGHTIUSIOYS CoitaMet.41, Needed rtton-tri, 3-tipm. Kentucky frledCb1ckm. Latuna Hills. ' ..-..... School holldaya olf. Dai· Hours tan be arranged. Geri atracs. Park Lido ra 92626 S2.40 hr. 64(4182() ~122. Pacific Cout Hwy.• •Typish ly or monthly sulary. Weekdays.4.91·8SZI Con\•. Center. 466 A 1 Pe ,... 01tnaP01nt. *K puncll 982·1687 •..,-:..:..:::..::=c..::==--J Flagship Rd, N.B. M ppthyln..,._.!5,?"PM TKhnlcalTyplsl OW TSTOWORK' ·~ Opn ----------11 on rur11., .. ' EqualOpnnrtunily (Part-Time Pe•m .. nent) \VH AN . CREDIT M1\lOwantodover3(),Ex· 6'12-81MS. "•00\A de'·"· 1-• .,..... ' .. DR v roo, *Pl 0111"1 HOUSEKEEPING 5 ar-eculi\·e Su it es, 7271-----------l ,_ L ve lfij'(r"'a EmployerM/F 4 llrs du\1y (10·21, _l'fL,A'-"">· ' NEEOtol~'OW•. temoons wk. Must hnvc Vorktuwn Blvd, J-l .B. • URSING Eq IOugunaE 5 /~~~~~~~~~~/ pleMsanl ~urrouod1nl(s CHOOS~ >Ol.lr hourc,. UNION T T " c c 11 1 PM LVN' ua ppor mploycr nea• 0 ,, A•ft"'rt A.. work fur youraetr. be empo em-H I .:'..'..;, •• a a t 6 , "'6-0<tl * S SECRETARY Gd. a"llls, • ' ·~ ' .. __ ....... ary e P .,...... .....,.. 11. cu.-acy 0fa~ nmrt~ im""1r· )'Our tlV. n l..loli.5., ·~· o< Part-lime, s.12, Mon lhru 17802 Sky Park Irvine MAID WAMTED 3·11 Shift. Join our pro· ..... P It or F It. F\ltw-e. Call: tant th Mn spcl'd Cull Woml'n. C11n be ab1hUy Fri. Reteptioni sti~~~ ... C~a~l~l~~~~~~Housekeeper, 1 day per fesslonal team who care •~ Sat&Sun.ij45,·26ii6 Cath)' ,wo.;tmforapnt h;1nd1<'11pped. ~eat · Cashier. Exper. prel'd. wk . Own t.-ansp. In-OonQuili:otel\lotel about our patients & Olr-e-dorof SECR.,..••y · •· · Clean ,.\pptiarance. Typing 4.5 wpm. terview &: refs req'd. 2100 Newport 81 · CM .,bout >'ou. Api>ly Mon "" '--c:--lc u ~ft TELEPuouE WORK Vet s . retired. Age 2S LO GEMERAJ.OFC Call642·2b70 ... un""'f_...... • Xlnt typln11, .shorthand, " "" In PleaseApply Need C/time aceurate ~67~>-~3"~7 ______ .l;;-;-:~";:';--;:;:;;:-':':----,:-lth ru Fri 9·4., Royal e Exper'd in Geriatric11. transcribin"•· & "l't'I or-EMrn extra money (or 70. SoppJement your • PersonnelDepartment ·!·I k /C k MAID WORK Motel . Conv. llospital, 1030 W. r e ho11billtatlon & Ill theholidaysinoorS.intl.I come. Dr1vcae1i1lJ6hn Mon-Fri9AM·2PM mature person to type ouse .ee~er 00 •.ex -Neat, cnert'!etic. LaAuna Wo11rn er, Santa Ana. Medicare in a skilled rice skills necessary . Ana ofc. Over 21. lloun; or morc u dll)'. Apply In P•CIFIC ~~'•L fi le, answer phone. we per. h~e-1n for retJred Och. Re,·o .... ti dai;,.:wk . S4ti·IWSO. nursing l•cll,.t,·. Ve•y Duties Include phone 9 person V!!llow Cab Co "' .....,,v.... offer paid group, health. man S•x d • -" 1---------1 • work lite bookkee I g am ·2 :30pm or 3pm · ,...,_~ •• 700NewportCtrDr · a)s,.....,., mo, 494·1196 good benefiU. Medical, · pn' 8 ;30pm . 1\sk for ~1r.!ii . !Sil E. 16th St., ..-.ta. Newport Beach paid vacs, profit sharing. salary. Car & ref's re·+-'"'-~:::._ ______ INURSING life & intome disability & public relations. a.1ust Jan2'en, 1714 ) 9i 9.2210. 1itcs<1 Eq alo S425 JM;!r mo. start. Typ. quired. Non·srnoker. San •AIDES inaurance. Park Lido be able to work under u pporEmptoyer ing test will be given. Clemente<l.96-1082. ~1anagement pressu.-e & have• sense _E=·0cc·.=E::.· ______ I Call Barden's Pest Con---=-====c::=--1 PEOPLE PERSON Join a team who cares Conv · Center, 4 66 of humor 9624441 trolforappt.546-5572.696 Housekeepcr/Ba"b)'siller Exec. looking for part about patients & about Fiag"hlp Rd. NB. Phone . . TEL.EPl-IONE renewal AndStvllna • CU STODIAH Randolph St, Cl\.1 Over 18, non-smoker. time business ussociatc you . Learn how )'OU can for appl •• 642·5861. Sec.-elllr)' . Shorthand &: sales. Laguna ofc. hu:-. '.\(alor "tk- 20 Hrs p/Wk; flexible I;;;;;~;:;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;~ Mon-Fri. 9·6PJ\t, car re· in wholes ale supplies. be paid extra for stayiftg SAlL SEAl\fSTRESS gen orrice exp req. Apply ~mnied. need for sharp. ~t~:e o~~~1~ 1:r co1~~ WIG SALES schef.Jule. Sweep & moppi quired.4.!M-lWO Dus 1 n es s r u 11) well. We have our own E1perience ....,.~red. td'n persodnl. Salary open ependablc '4'orkcrs l't1esa , \\'l'stn11nst"r,' 11 I GIRL FRIDAY · 1· d I <offee •hop & othe• G .. -epen ng on ex · $500 sal +bonuses. Da) oors. c ean restrooms INSTRU CTOR II l h e<:1p1ta 1ie . nterv1ev. • ood workin condi· · R ornlle.Appl.4'"' ~...... Buena Purk :treas. f\111 • · ·es l benef;I•. Ex-·'d -all . Per 1 en e e . a Ion ""~ replenish supplies, + Cl bis look! gr hi3-Z223 .. ~• hons. Call 842-6441 -p d 7 2 v time & part time avall. olherasii:ignedduties. Capable of taking full u n or youngi.c.:.::..:=::....------1 shifts. Apply Mon t.hru ro ucts. l 46 on THEATRE Salary + comm. + ch a r g e of typing man that is willing to MAMAGEM&O'TRME Fri 9am -4pm, Roya le SALES CLERK Karmen, Irvine.· Doo•u•H benefits. Call aft 10 A.~1 . C t ct p purchase orders, cor · learn . Knowledge of Youn~ m»n to work in Con11. llospital, 1030 W. Se<: t R I Sal ~ on a eggyBierer respondence. filing . health, nutrition or ph)'' . t-• I b \\.'arner, Santa Ana . Notions. Yardage. full & re·~· eg1ona . e.ti O\•er 18. Apply, iO'J E. _<:::2.clJccl_c6.c2::.7·..:•c.192=. ----675-2159 ed . is helpful. Call growing .....,. renta USI· pa.-t l•'me. E"xp. p•ef. Ap-& Service ()(fice. Typing Balboa DI. Balboa. KERCKlIOFF telephone expediting etc. 8 ek ne:s:s. Must be neat 1n ap· ~6-6450. & Sh 1 h d N MARIN Only those interested in 79-ZJSO we days bet.,.,.n pcarance & have verv ply Mgr., GILB"tRTS. 0 or an •1 ear T ' S S . . Merchondls.e ELAB pe•manent ... ,.1,.00 need 9am·Spm. . OFC c•sHtER 257 E. l7thSt.C.l>I . range Co. A rport. ire erv1ce peC"1ailst ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOIDah"aSl Cd'! ' ---~------1 neut handwritin•. 6 Day A "" 1171 8• k & Wh I \I --~-c..."c.:.=·=:::"c__I p I .J. Full-l•meonl,·.1\g'e 20+. . . ... .a,e . ee / ign-Antiques 100, a Py. lnsurance·l\.1ultiple lines wk . Prefl'r married man SALES E Chn t men Tra1 ...... N~po-1 Delivery & Installation of CLA~V ... CO. r Serious applicanlS. arn s mas SEC "'""EPT · """• "" ' •••••••••••••••••••••• .-u. agenc)·. An attr.-cti\'e 3 or perm. responsible Goodpa)'.5 1.ocations money ! Sell Sar.ah Co\'· Y1--. Tire Center. Pleaseapp· PUBLIC •UCTIOu Applian ces & tv 's . ForemosllnThe girl agency office position. Exper. not re· ,,.. entry Jewelry 10 your Newport Cenle.-. Jy 3000 E . Coast Hwy ~ " Mech'I background & Vital Expanding primarily commercial quired. Apply 9-noon . Mrtro "'_.w~ free time. No invslmt. Construetion & Real CdM. ' ?i1ANV ITE~1!)01" f'INE hand tools req'd. Davis Industry Of' Automatic lines, locJtted near O.C. 1930 Newport Blvd. C~l 2950 Harbor BJ. C.f\-1 . Gail: f>Sl -2288 Estate expcr. desirable. J E W Jo.: l. RY , ART Brown Co. 646-1684. Valves &Controls Airport needs an ex -Perm. Benefits. Reply to OBJ Ec·rs. ANTIQUf.:S, 17th & Placentia, CM perienced person with a MANICURIST OF f'IC E · Trnln for 8 SALES. Funky Girl dis· Classified ad oo 517, c /o FIN E FURN.. ETC · DEMTALASSIST. CallS48·2201 ·general insurun~c back. Parl·lime. PrivatcCoun-ca.re er 1:1 s P 8 X tributor. assume exist'g. Daily Pilot, P. O. Box PllONE FOR INFO. & Orlho. chairside, ex· EqualOpporEmployer ground & mana)tement tryClub.Call&W-5404for Switchboard Operator. acct's. in Nwpt. Bch. to 1560. Costa Mesa, Ca BROCl-IURE.645·2200 -!':pe"!':.'.'d~.:,!Pi'_!l!l~im~e.c.'5.'2~·_?17800~'-' -r-~~~~,;;;,~~~~ abilities . Clerical & Lnlerv ie ~·. r,artt ~me °l f~ll ~!Re. scr\•icefoodstores,noin-0062'6. m a r k e t i n g us e a\'UI · u s 1 s . vslmt gd income poss 1----------1 responsibiliti es . MrdicolSec:rflary Apply ~1onday 10 am·I 832-8599 · · Ser,·ice Station Atten-DENTALASSJSTANT GIRL FRIDAY, !\.fedi- Froot desk & chairside, Care, l\.1edi ·Cal, or Sick experienced, non room supplies & rental smoker.N.B.644.-9211 billing experience. 540·9406 Mary Ann Dental Assistant, mature,1-~....cc..:..:.c.c-'...:='---I Employce benerits pro-Exper·d . Front ofc. Good pm. Superior Answerin~ dant, for hard working vided, salary open. Send typist. Jl.B. area. C..11 Ser,·ice, 250 E 17th St. SALESGIRL.funshop. student. 26572 Junipcro resume to Classified i\d 847-2547 Suite "I". (upstairs) sr.:H.ENDIPl1"V Serra,SJC N 249 O ·1 C.!'-1 . 645·756.5 S57·Z702 l --~-------1 0 · ' 81 Y Pilot, P.O. ~1 e di <";i l 1\ssistant for Se.-vice Sta. Attendant :ox 1!>60, Costa l'olcsa Otolaryo11:o\ogist·Plasti c PAINTERS. for apart· SALESMA.._. wanted. FUii &: p1t1me. 2626 Surgeon.Oran,.::-eCounty. ment s. Need own . . . " Brown 's Shell. 990 E . -- THE 0 M OHTHL y DIG SWAP MEET THE WORLDS GREi\TESr SWAP MEET! I exper. eha.ir side. en-GIRLS-GIRLs.GIRLS -"th=U5=;•='c:'c:ko.·c.""'= ..... =::.· __ 1 E a s y r u n j o b . DENTAL Asst. pt. lime ~ghitimate . Work day o.- back ore. assist. for n1g t. No exp. nee. l\.1ust like people and be at children's dental ofc. Jeast18. Ap~yanyafl.or _E_x~p~. P~•-•_f '_d_. 58=1..:·5800=--I eve. 2930 W. Coast Hwy, DOCTORS ASSIST. l -;;N;;ew~po;;n;;ee;;;;a;;'h.;;;;;;;;;;~ • • INVESTl\.tENT and Secretarial experience tran!;porlahon. 960·3221 Quahhed Rcta1\ Paint & Coast llwy NB R E s 1 o & NT 1 A I. required. bark office ex· for appt. Wallpaper experience. ' · h I r I ood For ne"'· store opening in Service Station Allen-s ALES PERS 0 NS perien<"e c Pu • g P1\RT lime counter sales Costa l'o1esa. M9·<ll12 or dant. exper'd . Day & W1\NTED. Additional pay & benefits. Send busy office, he av): G4S-4203 Mr ~11ller Eves. FUii &p/time. AP· stafr needed for expand-typed letter & Resume phones. lleal estate exp. · · · ply Shell Station, 17t'1-& in_g ptogres ~i ve prc. Writt• ,ad -:;:;50. Dail7 he J pl u I but not Salt's person to wcirk Ir\·ine. NB •Dl•l'nlfl«Ct $700+ st1g~ous organ1zat1on. If Pilol. l 0 Box: .1560 Ce>sta necessary. 642·9000 ask counter in dry<"leaners ---------1 Good office skills. SUN. Sept 28th. 9:1m-4pm Inside The Ontario Speedway Ontario. Cahf ATTENTIONSt.:LLERS FOR INFORM1\TION .. Young lady (18-28) to as·19 sist in Health Spa. No exp. req, we train. Appl)· noon· 8 pm. 2U2 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa. GORDA LIZ you re re_ady for superior l\tc:,a,Ca. 92626. for Dorothv. 1\ pp J y . Ne~· port Service Station altendunt Lite bookkeeping. .c.ommiss1on an~. educ:1 MEDIC \L A.s!!as t Npt . · Cleaners. l06Tust1n, NB over 50. Apply in person C __. S Phone 213 /900-1927 t1onal opportunities, call J ' • • PART Time ever; & Sal Harbor&WilsonTexaco. * orr•s..--700 SELL idle items with a Don Berman . Quail llch. front ofc: ~1tn . 1 yr, AM . perf . for students, SALES Busyarchilectural firm . Daily P1/ol ClassiftedArJ Place Properties. (714 ) ;o~dpute£Pb_11l~li~hcx1~-~I'~ inside \4'ork. guaranteed Sharp AggresM•e Shorthand,80WPM . gen NB. Typing, phone. PH. ti-12 .:iV78 752-1920 ire · . ' '"" a ,..,. "'·age.C11llAJ 542·0013 Gal office e.xp. Apply in •F:lgur-eRair $600 hl'lpful.Sendresumeto. · 1 . person . 17462 Von f /ChargethruT.B. NOWISTHETIME Has Openings For : Draper)' work.-oom nds exp help. 31950 Airport Loop Or. CM.54.S-5346. BUSBOYS& HostHses Days & Nights Janitor, part time, light Box 448, Daily Pilot, P.O PBX Opetialor We have openings for Karmen, Irvine. •Tr-alnre $425 + for Job ~cckcrs to t'ht•(·k duties Ap1>ly Mr. Sf'ane llox 1560, Costa Mes a. I~eadinJ? N.n . Hotel. Ex· ~~n~<;gerMs &1Ashsi s t .i--.-k-------I Willtrain for cashicr. the Daily JJiJot llcl11 DRILL PRESS Oper .. As· sembly & Oeburring Lite exp. pref'd. Full time. Reliable & dependable only need aPPly. 557·4381 or J\ilr. Williams. Sil\'er· Ca. 92626 per'd. CaJJ Jane Ellen. kno'w'i'ed. ge o"r' wom"en'·.~ Sil scr-eener, exper. Figure aptllude, l}'pe. \\'a nted c\;1 ~s1fic:ition . If woods .45t'a s h1on . ~ 6441700EOI:: "'185JReynolds,l.-v1ne tht'Johyou want1snot Apply In Person Mon lhru Fti 3·5PM 900 Bayside Dr, HI Equal Oppor Employer Island. NB 1\1.edical Secretary for a~-· · · · · high fashion clothing &1 --------~--"-'--I tht're you inii:.ht consider live Harbor area gen I p rfed management exper. Call SILVERSi\llTiilNG a4oo trvinc offerin~ your .servit·e~ pr<i c. t:xper . & quahfiC'a· e for 1nterviewappt. Trainee. Some exp. nee. Suite I09 "ll" with an ad 1n tht> Joh KEYPUNCH tions 111 resume lo Bo:>i WorldrMJ THE LOOK 631 ·3222 Newport Beach \.\111nlt'd ealt'l.!Or)'. Phone DRY CLEANER Presser. ex per., 40 hr wk, apply in person o.-phone. GOVERNESS/LlVEIN Newport Cleaners, 106 l yr. minimum exper. Tustln,N.B.MS-2221 Care for 3 smal l ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;J children. S46S mo. !\.lust f~;,2 Balboa Island, ca Hours 644-6500 li•liiiii5iii5ij6jjj..Siiiii5jjj0jjj5_ij_r.~t2.·5~6.78;..i.iiiiiiillliiiiii 9·2PMor4·9PM Sales~·o man , r 1t1me St /R t OPERATOR METAL MAM Earn $4 hr putting your perm. Dahnken of Cost11 enO ecep J::xper 'd . 2076 Placent ia personalily to work. All l\1e sa. 1819 l'\e~·port Min 2 y r s exper. in • speak Spanish. 963·8951 I SW.Inn Sh.ift) ~.\2·.~.,2C.osta. :'.'\lu.~a or ~·ork done from our new Blvd. ~cncra l ofc ~·ork. Ability ":J .,.. .,.,.. rrv1ne Of!'. You mustl----------1 to m11inta in pleasant A position is a\'ailable at possess 3 pleasant clear Sehool Instructional ,\ide. manner under pressure Electronic Technicians Guards our Newport Center l\l~mt trne. Rout£' sis co ~·orce & a CQflfident man· F /t1me colle~cstudc ntto .,.,·h1l e greeling clients Branch for a Kcypunl'h Future. r\gc 23·39. Cir. ner. Perfect for students work in wood-;hop. pholo· both 1n pel'"SOn & on the Operator with 1·2 years phone. $160 ~k. ~-1004 & housewives. No actual graph):, ~ u 1 t a r & phone. Accur11te l)'pist at Wells Fargo Guard Service lnforex experienC'e to • --, se llin~ invol\'ed. For mechan1<'a.1 dra"'"'1n~ OOwpm. work the swing shtfl (5 l\.l.OD1'~LS-Mt\.SSEUSES more info .• 833·8098. classes. 847-ti('('tl PM ·LZ :30 Al\.1). f'igure :\fode!s. escorts. Griswokl Control1 masseuses. needed. Top Phone soli citing & lite typ-SEAMSTRESSES Call Personnel Dept lmmedlal• ..,....1119 ,., •t1•ironmental fest tech•lc.lan to fest MOS, hybrids. cryslql filters, ond crystals. One to two yean ex· perie11ce in Yibration and .-Jbration shock losl ... ,,,_and Nfe lest set up ecppment necessary. Please Call For Appointment Dana ilahij!er money . Ney,• s1ud10. in~. Conta<.1. l<oy Wilson. Needed. :\-lu st be ex For Appointment ..:63::..:..1·:::38:clc:I:_. ------l.:'>1~9':·": .. ~2"9'-. ------I il er · d . on power S46-3844 Div. Baker Prot. Ser. Is seeking m en & women £or employment as security guards in South Orange Co. For your canvenience. a rield interview team will beatthe ... { 714 ) 5.58-6000 GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS 450 Newport (.'tr Dr Newport Dcach equal opp ernployer m/f •MODELS• PLUMBER, I\ min 5 yrs cxper. Service & Hcpa1r. Call Ladies 18 to 3S . No ex-pc rie n ce n cces~ary . _64_5_·3_I3_o _____ _ Guur<intecd salary up to p t male,r fcm. service S..;'iOO. wk . Phone :\1r . cstab acels. Eves/Sats FJdwards 8amtolO·JOam S75 wk+. J\1r . Levi or 5pnl to IOpm any day. 848·1()().I 17 14177 6-869 5 ..:..:o_:_:::_:_ ___ _ ---------QUALITY CONTROL Hl - ~lot el !\ta.id \Vanled. Full-Time 673-4520 We offer excellent salary and frln9e btMllts.Sand...- and salary history lo: KITCHEN Helper. 25 to 30 Kirk"'ood ~1otel hrs. per wk. $2.25 hr. to 1;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;1 f'l SPEAKERS. £xper & xlnt hearing essential + some troubleshooting knowledge. Salary to SI 100. Rcsuml' to B ES., Ine. 345 Fischer, Costa ~tesa . 92626 Vagabond Motor Hotel start. Rotanical Garden I' Joe Gatlin 3 I 51 Harbor Bl Co1ta Mesa (l Block South of San Diego Freeway) HUGHES lohnlewsfrom AIRCRAFT 'AM lo 5 PM. in CdM. Neat appear. nee. Serving the public. Call l\1on . 8:30 to llA!'.t , 673·2261 • • Ladies..Girts • • Masseuse needed im· m ed. Good pay, will train . 645 -0860 or 645-0864. -Sepl 15111 COMPANY "'"'Fr~ Sept 19 LIVf.IH Mlcro•l•dnMMC A SERVICE ''°"""" Dl•lsion PROGRAM OF 500 Superior A•• No Phone Calls HOMEMAKERS UP JOHN Newport leach. Ca Please HOUSBIES'ER/ Equal opportunity COMPANION M JF employer An equal opportunity Needed for perm. po!li· .... ~ ............ ~~~~~~! employer tion immediately. Pvt -"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!/ room & ba. Have open-EXEC. SEC'Y " ;ngs In Newport Beach & Ad rn in is tr at 1 v e & HELi ARC WB.OER So Laguna. Lovely peo- market j n 1 ex per. Production type welding. plc, lov~ly home!!. ~ newport ~J -~:. personnel ~\ . agency w -752·0331 2192 J\tartin. trvinc Call For Appointment Nurse Direetar of Nones -"----- RE1\l. ESTATE CAREER Super, fantastic opp. for the go-~elter! Current s taffin g, \'ery active local Red Carpet llltr. Eager to work with new people. No lie. nt.-c. to ap· ply. Free training. For infor . cal l : Linda 558-7555 A challenging position in Rl'al Estate Ucense-e a large skilled nUl1iingt. Hillie M cCormack, rehab facility in the Realtor, has an openin,::, Orange·Santa Ana area. with fl oor time. Suc- M ust be motivated cessfullyservingLaguna toward rehab nursing, Beach since 1963 . R.O. &: behavior mod 11s 494·7551 well as me<licare pro· --------- cedures. Excel salary, R~AL Est·a.te . ~es-~ll benerits & incentive pro-Time. Don l JOUl a Ust· g.-am. Call.532-6848. less eompan)', join a $750 /mo. Call for in· Apply, '-fax Vac, Inc. Call ForAppolnlment tervw, Gemini Jn · 15691 ComputerLn,HB Heatth&FWnity Nunes Aides, exper. Top d u a tr I es, Jn c. C-•-y wages. Port Mesa Conv. company that's on \ht move! J oio a new Help Wanted Full & -· ~ H 714/ .. 9·3281. ..~ .............. ~~~·~o;;~ .............. d..:cc05~P~·~64~2~--~~· m.;s-1 .....:=.:.:_==-----: p /time. Days, eves .,.. E.xac. Seaefary wknds . F.-y Cook A: NURSES AIDES ln H.U. ~ mo. Good i-~upn~e.r ~1:~~·y:.p~~j ve-ln woman,~room &.: & LYN'S l)'plng. Ba!!lc bookkeep-Taco. lJSS Baker St. board +-$1 2~ in ex-All shifts. Exper. preC'd. 'inc. National Alliance change children's rook· but wJll train resp. In For Family Lire. Call C 0 st a Mes 8 • (At Ing +lite hausework. dlvlduals. Apply at, rark _;'36-~~8805!'!:~· ------1-F:..:.,•i::•.:.•>::"•:::W'-')=-c:=::::-:::-:·I Student ok a• days are Superior Healthca'rc. DUHAN I DOVLI! INVESTMENT. IHC. 1740 Or•nve. C:O.t• Meu 548-1168 HOUSECLEANING Girls Cree. Balboa Penin . 1445 Superior Ave, ND. ll:pw. LltporC......_. wanted. Own trans. Ph., .::.•7:.:3'.-'·0c:14.::9::.· ______ 1-=Ecc.O:.:·.:::E::.· ------1--"'A::.•k::..::l°'::...:;"::.""c.'c:"ec___ 40 hr.wk. Laguna Beach ,rt 2PM. 548-1061 1· area. Write ad no. 44.7, J ~:::_:.:_::::,:;,;o:..::::.:..---ILIVe·ln Maid, rook, clean. Dally Piiot, P.O. Box Classified Ads sell big etc. Private living 1560, Costa Mes•. Ca. Items, small items or quarters. 4~163, an. 6 921DS. any item. 642·5678. 493.2582 . Will train. ursf!s Aides. 'all shirts. Will lrnin. Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp. 66t Center St, Costri Mesa. HECPT. Irv. Boat Mfg'r. de1ire1 r:onsclentious resp. employee, Ute typ. ing. 979-2880 machine:; & in ,::a rment ---------1 construction. 1\pp\y. Car-Tr v a Dai J y pi Io t jo, 684 Vi.'. 17th. C.:\I. c1;1ss1f1ed .t\rl tO buy, sell 645-6820 or rent someth1n~. -------- HelpW-.i · 7IOOHelpW-.i 71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SALES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE To work for Executive Search & Placement Agency, Jnc .. the ideal candidate is a professiona l salesman, presently grossing between, $16,000 to $20,000. base salary & commission. He is tired of the freeways, the up &down market & materi~ls crunch. He has a high degree of intelligence & integrity. \Ve offer no false money claims or blue sky promises. You will work in a professional atmosphere located in Newport Center, Newport Beach. Corporate benefit program. \Ve pro· vtde a needed professional service to our client companies on a local & na- tional level. To be successful in ex· ecutive placement, it requires creativity, total commitment & a high energy level. Our primary in · terest areas are petro-c bemical financial, & technical. Should this opportunity interest you please con - tact MR. GLENN OLSEN or MR. TED BA VL Y for a confidential in- terview this week . f><ECUTIVE SEARCH & DLACEM.ENT A GENCY, INC. SUITE 400·500 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH . CALIFORNIA 92660 PHONE 714/6'4-9174 -~~1.,.-np10., ... Personalized Designer Pattern t'. . .. Spodea Bovtiqv,,. 71732 I Thia Spadea Boutique Western style shirt-dress features a shaped yoke and buttons down the front and may be made short or long. 1-~abn cs : hnen. denim, knit.J, lightweight v.-ool 71732 1s cul in Misses Sires 10-18. Sit.e 12 requires 2 7 8 yd5. of 45" f•bric for the long dress and 2 yds. fo.-the short dnsa plUA 1 1/4 yds. for the contrast. To order· tend pattern number, site, name, address and zip. Price $2.50 plus 25' postage. ... lncrease your sewing know-how. Follow the rave book review advice from the Detroit Free Pres..,. "Jf sewin g la an activit)' you take serloualy Spadea'• "Sew Tips" by World Famous Designeri ahould be aa much a part of y~r home sewln.& ctnltt u a food sewing machirw:.' P•Ptrbatk t - S, 75-each -or set of 5 at $2 .75 postp11.ld. Se.nd qcdert to Lb.Ji newspaper, cto Spadea, 2 Brtdse St., Mlll"'1!, N.J. 088'8. Dep<. CP·U. .... ---...._ --snanauw~ • ~ , , ' IH/. :,plfOAILYPll.OT Suncl!y,S!ptom0..14,1878· Jowolty 1070-IOIOQfflco .... tollao• • IHh,Pew•" 90401eoh,Sell to60~!"f:" · I ..•••• ••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• .............. ....,..... IOll ............. -··-···· ....................... .,..,_ W •••• 1005 D091 1040 ,_,...._.. 8050 WA~"' Glrll JO" IJ....._ -• •• ;-.i;••••••••••••••••• •'Veta enu-frbeb 6 "ft lfOBlE 11 wJtrlr. Gd. :J·~:-;:::;5•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••"···~··••••••••• CAs'i:'»~LAR aym wlth';W~l30 ~c avJ chn $1.5tl$. ac7 t.eak.l\dl}'e!IUIP.Radlr, cond. :~mpoHno ..,.,.,......, LHASAAPSO *LUSK HOMES* ~~D FOR' YOU paloUn11.MO--ebro $1/up, ••J dk1. A.P. lll:°W Dll••l•j_!!llM+::';!l::.=::==--- • ANT191JES• OHCI EWELRY lfachlnoc .... ~ ceu•al<>r.ia,llrCOND. '72 ll bl JJ w/tralior •dlero 0 fine aeleclloa. l'llppleo, male, reu. IH • L'~ME J • WAl'CHES, 15' Palm tree In boll kl< W. ltlb, Clf. S0-7411. 2000 ml ..._ 2 lal .. Xlll1~ llJ8I ' We~ ••eU.42331.ltSt. tJ63..58lS " lr"lli•• ART OBJECl'S. GOLD1 nJe. You IDO\' .. 1100 or hr al erulae. ..,..,. ,.,, • 2flOli N.B.67H001 Ma~. Large (1.2S lb.) SALE ~\~~E:u~1il~1 ~~· -ollor.Ml-JlotEve.. Wanted: Ll&hl wellht pty."5-23Q. . US. German Shepherd, Ex ... of mod~ and •P•ri· .l'IQUES~~ • Weettndt. metal lu11•a• ea.rrler cs• HATTEB.AS AAA Ra111er n, ~1:S. Race, BJ~e vetvet IOla. lhttqUf', cellent bloodlines It tem ment furnlturfl. SEE-BeauU.ful caroetlna, 3l>Oft. for~.rtop.M7'4lili6 Lookla• tor the bnt Glau Kffl. bintMmatL I cresenl Wpe, wood peramenl. Pb. oo:lii OUR OJSPl.AYADWed· IMporftf'IS IPllf lll '1S. SewJnckathlneSD. •twsA°"fm9 1090 wJienn1. to rmtch, all 111,100. MZ-7170 aft. , ... • frame. SZS0fll'Dl5Sl·l25l Afl. 9pm. $100 or pick of nesday, September rnh. Genuine Burrn• Jade Lampa Sl.S. W Emerald ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlru lncl. Racb.r, ~B'.,1..::•:.P,:M:;·-------1: Beautiful old American lltter HIDF.·A·BEDS. new La"'.ender •fine areen. B.64 ... 378. FIELD'S Warehouse wtr. maker, air. Bob JaTB,wtmamaats. 'o11/!~icoflf,-·""°°'belt China ordlsplaycablnet, AKC Golden Retrievei ~abr1c. $8U 50 & $97.!>0 ~ohsh~ Cabacbons. All Wood~n hl",. .. balr •com Sate. 400 pianOI • or-Henry, Bkr. 7JAlllCI041 $COO. IOOdcood. C.UMS .... aftlpm p.75.1162-373t ptU)S . English /American 6'2·8171 or MS~ su:es. W1U sac. SSB-7275 binatlon.,bu11Y plu~ i•ns, oew/wled. Spinet.I, J_~C~•!!U!_:T!or<o~~-~-~!_-1:::::'.::=7::~:;;;-=;;;;::::: 1900 English llall tree. champ line. 831·1005. Antiques ; Pio no & stool . Machinery 1071 al r 911 er, 4 92· 30C2 r,andalor' :: GRolnJnl Dia.___ • ....._ For Sale 301 Slllboat • BULTACO ~!! .. ~!0• Solid 0 " Be ch t bo l VO I 'lltree •••••••••••••••••••••·•• an.iUme OU " e ~ ~ "'__._ N_... 310, 'J.lttt \VUU.o ,;,...at. . ••· a Ha, AfgbanPupa,AKC,Show ic_e x, 5 u • "' • ~... ~ ' w/opt buy. Kawai, Hydroplane, MarctMW. ln00rin1.5 .... ~ 8•rb flOO..firm.S.lJU ons-hook., sn.l.rror. Must quat. Mal~ &!em. All col· k 10« ~ 1 :i.e w 8 te r bed· USED WOOD ~ MET.-lee m •chine. fl•ker, Slelnw ay, Baldwin. Fac:tory built. ZSOCe. f\lll Harbor• $5ooo. 0 ·1..::::=::.:.::.==~"'-..,,-= sell.Bstofr.53&-0818. on. 7 WU. $150 & up. ::-o~!~r. Seara dryer. ~~~!~j{a~:.':t carbonator,lheadt,poe:t Cbtcaerlna, Yamaha, r•re mercury outboard.~:~,;~:= ofc.1970 Moto-Gu.~50 :f Rectangular maple dl.n 631·0441. ~iay be inspected at ou or pre· mix. ,.._7312 Kimbal~ Wrltu. Xlnt cond. Cost •PPl"O• new ea&lM, f ~· ~ tbl refinished S65 Early Wh GarOCJ• Sate 8055 11.hop• 8 AM~ao PM FJELD S-(714)838..2770 12500. Sell '850/bl&. olr. Sol Cat. 11' .E:scd. OcWL die bags, f150 a°" Ani.er ae••-.:.....kt.. -.. .. BEAU1T. t. Samoyed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,lon· i,.rl LID. SWJf' Buakbed1, maple, $60. 12072.Brookbunl. 0.0. 83:MM13 Oranie •z ZOO/off Aft 8R)I Wkndl. CMa-18311 ..........,..... .,..,. pupp ea, 6 wks. $50 /F, #0 i-• Wrou•ht Iron ••tea, • • • -, · 00;.769<. $75/M848·0260 PUBLICAllCTIOH YARD,SOOUdoParkDr. hand md 45X60 (V for Hammond organ, model BEAuT. Bay_t .. 5'!. 848·3301 ·1• Harter Do-300 1873 FamiJ,y Bible Dachshund Pup, bllc /tan. ~~·~X ,!~E~~~~~ .. :f'v~ N.B. :5°·> $$1-~ ~~n~~~tic COG· ~~n~J.1 k~ rc::i LASER & m~. ~. astin& :,1Qo /~t:C~: Ji~ii'a& ml. Jot(). male. Standard AKC. A RT 0 BJ ECTS AN · Aamco brake lathe rebl1 Re lntl n Id mstr 22 Lo en& bn.. Reu ol 5850. Call. 81U da7a, Call M&-!i683 shots. $75./ofr. &l2-0882 TIQUES, FlNt.: 1'~llN, w /nu rotor atlachmtnl. caf rifle o: /c!e like new 1905 OakUpriibt. S75-aoeo' l·ZPJI wlldf.. r. 5'7·1.129afttS15-5UO EXCEP~ONAL '70 Je0 .. nfl . ETC. PHONE FOR IN· $2.000. 962-3279 $4.5 • 1 bed &ti-ame d Good cond. SZ'lS. or best TlttBOATPLACE Husky w/Overd.rlve. ~ quH AKC Golden Retr1e\•er FO. & BROCllURE . Miscellan•ous I IO coa'd Lo Port. JU B:O orrer.'9f,-i40L VEGA 30 Motor/Sallor. S allboatbeadquarterl everythtog new, ft.SO, Th• West End :~r.s·:tl~t dh:le~~~~~u~: ~5 -2200 •••••••••••••••••••~••• 6 cart .f. Ip tank. New Ham mood Spinet.Organ. = ~pr:z_~ chipmunk. Uft. Comp.1..:642--0060:::.:::=-------:-::--~905 Warner at Spr· 493.6861 .• EST,\TE SALE, Sat & WA .. rrED $2f5, my price 190. ~orbesloffer. ' · ' $115 BACK TO Collep. Mt.Pt ingdale.H.B.8£&.3054.. S 95P/llt 1201 N ll 1"'1111 645-1679. 5'5-737'1. 2f' 71 Flberform HT Cyt:lonelJ,race.$795 sac cberr1 CR12S Hoosier Cabinet, SMALL Min. Dachshund Bun·f ~ 1 u°albo I$l ?rdl TOP CASH DOLLARR I I h d Cn&ller. RDF,VHf', OS, OmegaSloop14'Sl,359 Elsinore. All trick Bookcases, Hall Trees, Pups, AKC , male & a} r n ·. a an . PAID FOR YOUR er I. waa er, ryer, THOMAS 2L5 OMC (New) $mOO Coronadot5Sloop$1,98S oodles Superfut.Beat Side Boards, Tables, remale. $150. ea. 498·192'7 ~ric·a·br.ic, ~ousehol~ JEWELRY, WATCHES, couch, lwn beds & m.lsc. ELECTRJCORGAN. Ml-8805 ' Save$. 60--114'.· ~ ~aftSPM •(hairs, Bra.s5 Bed, Mir· . items, old magatlncs, ART OBJFCI'S, GOLD 540Vl1LaGrande,NB 968-3S5S r. rors, School Dea·1· e Crested, rare, s ma 11 3 pp!! an c '!.S • SIL v ER SERVICE. 2 O • C R UIS E RS Balboa 28 wJdelux trlr. '41 Harley Davidson Much More. f (mini pony dogs) M &~ clothes. FINE FURN &. AN· Mc Lane lf(o"l~h[o~ Remington Upright Lap1trake 135HP VHF, Mere V.8, xtru. Knucklehead. Good LOTSOFOMk pups. SSO &up w/papcni. SEVEl"tAL FAMILIES TIQUES. 64~2200 ~:,~!id av~ct! ;c:l PS la1 not, &t Wu4rlltz1er Johnson. C~t., mint lmm1c. $8900.GT·9360 cond. $2000 .... 1104.. 838·2871. . 0 k 1 Bo A · 1 • • p o e , une , n ce cond 53 000 or bat rJr 3Q. OAK TABLES, 200 ~nt1que a. ce x, n· Kng Sz. Bed. New, com· $145, a moat.new for $85. cab.'1.493.Qlll 640-ti68~r$49-8875 . SCHOCK CZ 250 $1$00 worth of .Pressed Chain, sets & f.rH to You 8045 tique Tr~ad.le 6~wing dJlete, still pkgd. Xtra 544.5394 xtras, trick, must aeU.. singles Hall Trees ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'rlach :, Fi.shu:ig Eqtup, Tirm $190 (worth $425). d d K.imballconsolette. 30'ChriaCraft.1960,Twln BO•'JS Factptat600486-06Z. Chi C 'bl E • F ~·,, U 1 Camping Equip 'fools, 1 Re woo Picnic Table '8C)I) V 8. 1 6 1 " na a neu. tc. and ree n1 ens. nusua R d ' . ·· r·· QnSzS170,usualyhome, wi th benches $20 8461m acrew, · a, aa-• ge Lido 14Mew/IJHd more. JERRY O'CON · Calicos. All colors. Must Gia 10 equiph, rnhc incldel.835-2263. Sf6.56sa" · · cock p it~ compl. re· '73360Yamaha)tX.'685. NOR ANTIQUES, 1700 have gd home.640-8m assware, muc , muc furblahed. Muat aell! FROM$1200. Ready to 101 631·2271 Monrovia CM 545.ftA•a more. Sat. & Sun. 450 PUBLIC AUCTION Simm ns B b Crib llh 67"•1• 11'&24'WilldroH Dlr. ' . . ........, Beaut. Great Dane, 20 m Cambridge, C.~1. o a y " .,.~ •· TRAILERABLE 1..:='--------MANY ITEMS OF FINE mattress $35. male. To GOOD home. ESTATE JEWELRY, MG-5681 Skipjack 20', FB, man1 2s·s-cmal/8 '71Suzutl250.Runseood AppHaaces 8010 847·2886Sun.orTues. Co m_p queen bed, urm ART OBJECTS. AN· SCRAM-LETS xtras. Xlnt Cond. Slip [.lLe new,u·Le·'fer. & lJghL Vr.ry depend.a· ••••••••••••••••••••••• chair, stroller & toys. 847 1 U 8 _, ...... -.. • --ua b' ~ ••• -TIQUES, FINE F1.JRN., Cactus, ep th111um, Sue· ava . StUlr._..""'9' l7'S f, 5 ••••·CHe. .. · Je. _ . .._.._,,. RANGE :O'Keefe&Mer· Japanese Spaniel, n· Santiago Rd,CM. ETC. PHONE FOR JN culent.a.Partingw/some ANSWERS -~ E 1-==-"""H------ril,likenew,3B",l9'1Jde· barking, n.eutered male. Sat/Sun.aft.12.979-8015. 1 1 ll ct! 30' OWENS T /S, FB, re· $26<m Motot °"'"-Su b II 979-..7673 FO. & BROCHURE. 0 my pv. co • OD . ord' I tit. Trr VHF '°''°"~-S ... /Rlill 9160 luxe model, contin~us n. e I I-louse rull of furniture. 645·2200 3117 Dublin St. CM. Back Seethe-Vanish-c a. • • • .............. cJeanoven,leflOPgnddle 2 Purebred Germ Shep. Sat. 13 , Sun. 14. 312 ofFedco.WJ&.3383. Morbid-Grouch-etc. Self-coot. Uve abd. From$l.Z15. •••••,•••••••••••••••~· or 5th burner, MalelAKC,2&3yrsold Diamond, Bal. I sl . Camera, Winchester Dropsy-Frisky-$11,000 Days: 831·9000, 19'•4crt.lr ExecuUve 1970'25', xlal • lherm~stat burner, auto 642.8112 aft. 7PM. 673.s912 Rifle. Car, Hi ·Fi, ore. Antique while treadle DEPRESSlON PM & W /E ""80065 Grlf· FullequipwttrlrSZSOO cood, man)' xtzu. M oven timer, $1SO. Dryer : --Equip., Goll Clubs, Com· sewing machine cabinet. In Miami, where a t leut fin 2900 LAFAYETTE pty.642·21.SO .Kenmore ga s, $50 .;0arling ten week old gre} Garage Sale·Gigantic. pressor, Home Bowling $80. Gold/ireenao!a. Gd hllf of the populaUon Is 33'0wena. IJve aboard 673-2050 See the U.S.A. tbe RV :f!roner: lronrile $25 .; and white kittens. To Tools, household, camp· !'rfachlne.elc.54&120601 cond. $80. Other Cuban, many retail Sleeps 4. Excellent con· N.I. way. B&D Motor Home p-2304 goodhome.968-2647. ing items, new tub 552-3310 Guatemalan. •rlifacls. stores h a~e 1igns ';)Ul dillon.$8,000.~. 21 ft. Columbia Day Ren•·•-..... ~· enclosure + lots more. •93·3984. I t d ''E 1 h ed --~moreElecDryer,xlntAdorablepups7wksold . 319 Amethyst Balbou Portable computer ron aayma ngis S1iler. $2300. Moor ,1-"=="'-'------ :ond. $90. 3149 Bray Need good home. Jlalix Island Sat/Sun,11)-4 terminal w /coupler.Girls Blke,$15, Dining Spoken Here.'' Other 22' 1974 SEA RAY Dana Point. Call ReadyForBaJa?? Alie.CM s:i6-0477. breed. 5S6·0il36 · · 5350 /best ofr. 645440. Rm . Tab I e & 3 merchant.a. who're really Overnighter, 11IJey, 4V4·2008. Winnebago "12 Qtleftaln Big Garage Sale: Table Rm622. Chain,$30. 68 Olds 98. discouraged, areputtina: trim labs, VHF, depth like new, cust. lnl all SHER, elec. Dryer, Ft.mltvre 8050 saw, 3 phase motor, new 498.3408 up new signs reading, fmder, bait lank, trailer loafs. Slips/ xtras, 8 trk stereo, Vac, point, avocado. $100. ••••••••••••••••••••••• guitar, sewing mach, TWO. ~UR~AL PLOTS al "DEPRES&ON Spoken & side rails. F\lll coYef, Doc.Its 9070 forced air heal, a/c, 1486 Muslsell2couches,dblbx camping equip, go! Pacific View Cemetery. MOVING Here." dual baltery,manyother ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11,000 m l. P vt.Pty. "tracuum cleaner never spr /mattress, washer/ equip, patio chairs, 646-1837 . olllllUlfCJO Sporting Goods 8094 (~8:4a'lg:oait.~besp~~ 2St!P4S5Yf"f/fgi~iR 531-3374d olr ~755' Or ,uaed. Coet new, siso. sell dryer. Bst/off644·5630 small elec. & hand tools, !Deluxe Male & Female 10 93 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wk~da. ·· · · vACHTS87S..1393 will lra e or ....,.t. $45. Gtenn,646-M38 Pair of nice rattan OC· carpenter tool~. Mtr cy-s pd Peu got Bikes; * 646--23 3 * GOLF CLUBS l974 Toyota Chinook Mlnl 1 1 h . 'lk cle parts & tires, Lthr w /baskets etc Like new 38 3 Th1Hord Way, GOOD PRICE '66 Sportcraft., 18 ft, 75HP SIDE Tie for Pwr. boat, house car. By Orig. Whi$ "rlpooGEl 1'b 1 ct FFhre!rig ~~:hfo~: :d a~!i. s$.s jacket, men's clothing, $12.5 ea. Padded swivel C.M. 83().2MQ with nice trailer. $1300or 23' max. $2.25 per ft. Owner. 4 spd trans, ate, 125, tn da wshr 842.7011 • · tool boxes , hubcap$, bed rocker, $15 . Hidabed, bestor!er.751-5143 Nwpt.Bctl.675-3591 ice box, sink, full at.ep • $85. GE washer, 111.1 yrs · frames, rotary .mower, $35. Sturdy knotched & MlaceUaneoa TV, Radio, bumper, 2lntcood. $3,995 old . $135. Guar/del Mattress $40. Very clean. bbq, elec fan, !1ms. lrg port. homemade Ping W..t.cl IOll HIR,Steno 8091 33' Chris Craft, Chria-0-Wanlsleeporsidetie.For firm.830-6l4' S4&8872. Queen ai~e Simmons. ~torage box. ~fany more p 0 n d la ble, s25 . 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vltch. Sport fl.sher. Mint Cal 25 sail boat. 499-4290 .. •----------t 857 S t St ei. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RCA l<" B/W TV ... ~ 6 cond. 673-1933. 642-8064 .. al ..,._ '"" -· 0 ly Electrolux. Recently 545·2415. · ~ems.~1 ~~~I e & dres~crs, $2.00 for both. u:.cu • :> e-£t ... t C. ·--· n overhauled. Extra air Fr•'gldat're. bar stools, co°'n'1•1.nenteaslat.0Sen'a'toen) Anyt1me64&-ra49 G$ood$CAedSHI SS~R mo. Needs coil $50. 28' T R OJAN Sips f, PYT.IOATSUP 12,000m.I. Xlnteond. Pvt power brush ....,.. be t us um/.~rigs 646·7698 "alley, bead Mint oood. 67"" _,., ply. 963 7367 , ;pJU. or s custom lamps, patio . Air Cond. 5 mos old. 10.000 Frzrs /stoves. 546-0768. .. a O>-Vii.o .£!fer.536""'830. • furn, lge potted plants, •GARAGESALE; Girls, Btu's, $175; Convertor, , RCA Cir 25 'IV. Worka Beal offer. 6'0-lli8.or Troil.n, Tl"Cl'ffl 9170 fo' paintings, etc. 673-4100 womens dresses, shoes, 525, 1547 "B" Orange Waoled: 4x4. poets. 6 to good. S160flrm. 6'5-3718 S49.a875 y..-.-rtatfon ••••••••••••••••••••••• c .. -11 boys clothes, drapes, Ave CM 16' chaln link fence & ·-r-'75JNVADER'"'• .. --'e--.-tlott 801 :; Movind to Apt. Must sell misc. hshld items, · · posts. Must be reuona· Ne1r oew 5tel"eO 4 track AftdenOA•1Yoc.hts ••••••••••••••••••••••• · -....,.... ...., .. .. • w L•·~lal "rcr aft 9110 fu ll y self-cont'd. •••••••••••••••••••• household furniture. Circular Saw, Washing GREE.., HOUSE ble. Also, chlcken wire & tape deck., Auto, reverse. ee • .., ....,...... """ p b d l J ld Rf · C 1"'111 If 7 VU te et ~cri 25'1965LYMAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• u rc aae n une. **I BUY** Inc . e ng., Washer & lt1ach. orner Fairview . slee ence poats. 51-1183 · · me n, c . .....,. y.6, ratlio,·--•er. Hot·alr baU-seminar, Towed only 800 ml. Dryer, ColorT.V., Desk. &WakeForest,C.M.Sat. Plant Sale/Bargain 546·5683. _..... ........ $4500 5'8-'1563 ·• Good used furniture & Chairs, Pictures, Anti· &Sun. 10·4 Prices All sizes & types. Large aluminum trash . $4,993. 666-9000 introdute to the sport.•~~·--·------- •ppllancea, er I wW Sel que Dishes & Knick zsc to $250. 557·1288 ca as, new or u sed. loah & MmfM , Sepl24·25-27&&.S--6120 · 31' .MOBILE ~ fully .'for You. Knacks, Sliver!-Sail YARD SALE, Sal. & ~n. . 645-8081 after5:1$PM EcplpmtM 1954 18 Lyman Bay Boal, self·cont'd. Manyextru. •. u•STERS •ucnOH Fish Sacn·nce .•••. 3322 Furn, Glassware, misc. PIANO, upnght w/bench, , ,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 60HP llllakeofrer. C~rs, S./ S 1 1 t ~ ,,., · -ood r bl W ted Bo at. 5 10 6110'67•-R-~ 9120 ee 0 eppre c a e. 64• •686 ,.83,9625 325E.19thSt.C.M. walnut w . co. t • an : ys or Geftfl'al 9010 675· m --SnY .., .. •nee r.a...c'M75 --~-----~---1Kng sz bed $75, antq. slyle Map!e; old trunk, old. oak 1peed bike. Good coad. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••t=-~""-'-0.::,~:=:-"'-'.:7~ llcycltl 8020 Mx.38 dine tbJ, w/5 chrs . •Lieto Mo•inq Safe music desk. 2 antique 551..()MO, ~.~;.~~~••••••••!!~.~ 1111.a• Camper, sleeps 7, Traltln, UHlty 9110 ••••••••••--••••••••• $81), Must sell immed., Cstm 13' Sora, t6ls. chrs, TiCfany lamps, $50, old Mvslcal BOY SCOUTS self contained, gas & ••••••••••••••••••••••• I vng area. 675-9037 / lamps. Hsewares, bric·a· White sewing mach. $25 . lnstrumetlh 8083 need boats, '73ail15' VSellentur-o1 ~L 1wlb/ elec. refrig. Elec. toilet, MOT OR CYCL E /Ut l l Eltd of Suuintr 494·7157. bra_c. Bedsprct.:J, lugguge, Call after8 PM, 645-7857. ••••••••••••••••••••••• i nd airplanes. Tax lr er . urllllg · waler pump, lite new. Trlr. Homemade flatbed CL••••~E stainless & silver. etc. advanta"es.546-4990 gd cond. S800. Days Call 5'8-5068 Ford t r uck trlr. 5x8'. ~""""" Sofa & Loveseat new cost Sat/Sun 10 to s. 206 Via 1928 Ford Roadster TROMBONE, like new, e. C92·7'40, evea493·7083 , Ready fO!' the roed. New JI u g e Savin 8 s on $500, Sac. $2'25. Xlnl Lor ca . Lido 1 s I e. pickup. Concourse ~nd. $175. Kayak -Seats, paddles, 13' Mlnlaall r .. .,. flt.s in 10 E l Dorado Camper, tires & p a lat. Very Bi~yclea & Aceesaories. 545-2811 . 673.9319. 1913 Studebakertounng, 983-6057 rack preservers. b L 1 p•!...--any offer over $1275. sturd ily blt _,5 flrm. Will take any bike or · Clean, unusual, rare car. . 6'2 2712 an. 6 Doug or ac. o u ...... or on car 5491885 .... , anything loon trade. Sofa, loveseal, & 3 lbles, Estate Sale•wingback Akal, video tape w/ TROMBONE Olds Am· D•~e ' ' lop.$200.MB--Ol.53. · 751·9549 CYCLE WORKS LTD. lamp. Brand new TV. chair, radio cab., crystal camera & accessories. bassador, lllt.e new. $125. • • sails, "13~ T CbeyenoeCimper 4 x 8 Open Box uw. Trlr. 1822Newport.Blvd, E 968-8158. dish, tea pol set. hf any 642·9574. Days,644-2494. 6'2.-7389 18' Custom Dory, wooden, 20hroSailbh~~· 2 Special, 8' cabover,1 $1S5 Hcensed Costa Mesa. 548-5783 b · 9 h"t /bl er x.lnl c me .u"ware, cov· aleeps 5 Must sell mate • · ---------Custom Spanish coffee i rl id" a Cf.ta 1 ns · 4o 26 gal fish lank&. all .ac-BASS Violin W /Ebony w Ide $7~eGJ°~· en; Mateolfer.552-lMJ offer O~er 963-5a9 968-2200 V<!lkacycle Mk XV JO spd, tble. Unique. Must see. res 10• cessories & 2 oscars. $75. fin1er board. 2 •eta all'· con · · · · · : .s.rvice & violet cir, chnl lncld. $90. $ 7 5 . W a a S 2 O O . Moving-antiq spool bd 646-7104 . in1s. 2 bows (Germ. le loots MahdtlUllC't;.(, Col• 21.1 MKl J . l'ul 1 Compact Camper tor Sml -,.! ... eris 9•00 Chris 962-0tOl Eve 646·3060 bl 1 th' · 3 ' F r enc h ) c 11 e & tit .. .!.I 20 race/cr..,se. •,500. Pvte PU Xlnt cond refrig ta· ~ · · ' · t • c 0 ing, misc. 11 PEN BALL&FOOSBALL Ma netic ickvp. $17$. ~" ce party.646-810S. · ' 1 ••••••••••••••••-••••• Cwre1& Wah>utdinlngtbJ,4chaln Mesa Dr .. CM . Machines, xlnt cond. 67~60 p ••••••••••••••••••••••• · . ble.S5Q0.496S20L · VW flactngEnllne~arta E<plpt111...i 8030 1225. China cabinet $75. MUST S ELL Apt . 540-0100 Scorpio Marine FLIP P ER 60Z. Gd Corid. '72 Troplcana 8', Qn bed, &Trttlll!,illlatoa.u:__ ___ _ ~·••••••••••••••••••••• 543-1087 Furnish in gs, 9632 . . CLARINET Engine-Fladios-Elec. $175 or bst oiler. d'15-i2M port-a-potU. Plakool ai1 ~ c . CAMERAS Hamilton, Apt. D-2, l'r1embersh1p ImneCoasl .. -.... 51 FireSystm-Plmb'g aft.6. cond , bouace-•ways, • . • Love seat, sofa, beaut, Hunt Bch 9634486 Country Club. 673-2828 or ......,..,, Refr& freeest548-9'10C th boot & jacks. Xlnt cood. AH 3000 P~ eQC trans. aUat .elllng RoUel xlnt quality, never used, · · 558-0424 · CATALINA %'1 leas an 2 SllOO Pb· 5484!00 Rear end,-~ Pvt lanar . To n usuallyhome.962-Zl62 PATIO SALE re al Vito Alto saxophone; ~ loets Mmine yrs. old, like new cond. . ' . pt;y.CaU 8'7· r D w' :Omm r.°a . . leather top Gam~ Table Large Sale! BM 's Golf & Roth Violin both In xlnl l ... pmlftt 9030 JIB Atomic •• Tall rta "1Z Parris Valley <;:am.Per , 2Sma1Topcorri5•2 Fireside Cbaus, olive 4 occas chairslomatch' Tennis Shop, 2538 cond.581-8357 •••••••••••••••••••••••mast, Genoa & Spin· 61'.Gcl.cood.$295.&il ~llfosfors.le 200 11 15·6· green, $35. ea. King sz 1250 L · Oak Di 1 T · Newport Blvd, C.M. P R ~es F~-J t--~ •-b naker rigging. VHF-M2·40S2 •••••••••••••••~•n•• , . mm opcor · : hdbrd & matching stool, · ge n ng a· 642·5440. Spec. student . E~ o;:1-...::• agua_r 9'AI HP Ev Dlw.1e ·""Al n. FM e tc. F\111 loaded Aatf~1/ , ·~· 2x converter, $15, red imitation velvet. $.50. ble, SlOO. Duncan P~yfe discount with case. Good condi· Lk nu. $325. 846-4780 I ' t SAgRIFICE Amerigo 11' Self con· Cla11Jcs 9520 it1llers and focusing 232 Drop Leaf, $35. China, · tlon$250.6"-U40Askfor eves. w ex r as. 1 J ~-bo •screens, $35; Vlvltar set. 968·1 Glasses, loU of junk. 8·4 POTTER'S John $13,800. Call: MS-cm or la ned. ac11.a, unce ••••••••••••~• .... ••• jauto Oash, $20 ; Omnlca Antiques: Plano & stool, Sat. & Sun. 207 Agat~ KICK WHEEL. $50. 2HP W .. $75. 646·7866 ~~~'g Ue downs. $2,200. Beaut reettd 54 Ford ,case, SS. Consider trade ice box, stove, halltree, Balboa Isl. 642·5161. Offlcehnlture& Call8'0·1128 l3' F1ying Jr. us 3639. · Conv. Diamond-mint :tor Leicanex or large· kngsize waterbed , · Equipment 1015 . Cslm cvr wtndowlnjlb Mobll•HOIWIS 9140 ~nd . Yel, »1e t op •format equipment only. dresser Sears dryer. 2couches.tb1es,1V,tool.s, 10-speed bicycle $75. •••••••••••••••••••••••SEA KING 9.6 Fishing THE 'T lr M ' t . ••••••••••••••••••••••• &75-1~ :-497-3S47or581-GZ'-2. 640-4307' k~m~. :~~k~l~=hn Water bed complete Standard Metal Office :rf~~Mf7= offer. SJi-tW.' r • in ·With C1baaa, fumis~·•-,54-0-E_S_OTO--needs--m-lnor-c~ IOJS · · · w !heater $50. Mens set of Desk & Chait $'15 • • Baysbore Park. $1.50 mo work dood 'cood. ...... 1.1 .... v1• KINGSIZE BED. mat· Great Looking orrice Golf Clubs <McGregor) st5-243S loah,Powtr 9040 Chrysler Mutineer 15' 966-5429 (213) .... IV\ 675.32M ~06 t •••••••••••••••••••••• tress boxspring & complete w /bag $50. /trailer Xlnt cond ' · .......,. rREE I · ho I ' fi Furn, Dozen or Naug. . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• w . . lo ovtng me. rame, xtra rm. Value chairs riles fixtures l'rltsc. items. 494-3763. OLIVETTI Computer 1 Bo & Trail w /spinnaker. $2000. FOLLOW THE Custom built Cor ve&.te •Blk. Siamese mix. Malet: $525 ., sell $215. Also some ~ntiqu~ Navaj~ Lo1os 328, 3 memory 16' Apl •nE . al d er, 644·7•91 SW .. LlOWS Roadsle.r, full pwr, re4 :m06. Grey st.riped nger Queensize bed, value . . • R e m ·. Po r lab 1 1 banka, new $1600. Se.JI 25H , v~nru e~ com· "" ext/blk E SJ8.«118 'neutered Ma1e l~ yn. l425, sell $195. Delivery Rugtsl pa;1°'lr6g~ust Typewnter, $35. 64&-7698 $300. C97·1562" plele, 1 wide. Bail tank. U 'A' SUNFLOWER. Fly in and out. Luxury mt. vee iSbots. 962·0807 included. Usually home. ~:: c:Mse1c).5 rna· Treasure chest ,.,...,, 90 Wood d L •. wt el hair $600. OT offer. 213-431-7572 Good coodiUcm. Uvina. Near Marina. 2 WOODY Ford Sta. Wgn, b 541·5593 • • · . ,,,..., ea.ms v c • , 1 Bo 1 $175.644·'1M8. bdrmdeluxe,l,'40sq.ft. 1954, good cond. $900 f,ERSIAN Kittens. C.S.A. Horw1 8060 gal. aquanum $65. 8 hanging file drawers. 18"ii Bia n at, w/6 cy Arliniton. F\ve * adult fll'tn.613-1385 ,C.F.A. blk smoke, tortJe, MISC. For sale, furn ., ant-••••••••••••••••••••••• Camper ~bell $100. H.D. Gd. Coad. $100. 6'5-062?' ~nglne ~/D, trade fb 1·38. 4 sales. VHF f1tbo park ;shots.545·1887 qs, cpts, 10 spd. 1727 F' G ted G Id " Pl eng.slan $60.8.l9-39l5 otor ome + cas · RDF a uto pilot. Sea s.aftJuanCapistrano Re<national "'nns 8040 FuUerton,CM.646-1757 ~eGe~tle, xl~t~~llh ~BUMPER POOL Table, HFet.wnlaenlct·lPalacCkaal~uHlaplo·SOr M&-1885 Wind.6'2-M1716'7S-n.31. Really 493-1137. Yehlcle1 9530 I'-, 'ri T k a. . t bo b k g t .... ' ' B Whal •· ••••••••••••••••••••••• r······················ WROUGHT Iron patio set, spt l. BC eqwp. 00. ys 00 s. aljRe!, ~YI nu $400, aslr. •. Texas· 18'7' oeton er • .,.. Hobie 18, No. 218"1 w/\rlr & Mot-.... , , •PET WORLD• '4" Glass tbl & 4 chrs. $650.645-4495 etc. 675-6116, 314 Orchid Instruments SR·ll HP. New lr, xtru, 1319C sailbox, cJean, $1C50. Sc°!!ic 9150 ** Renf ** !cockers, Chihuahua, $80.&42·1889 For Sale; 16''CrosbySad· CdM calculalor,$35.64:1:·2502. HarborBISpS3G.Grove 64f·2S:M. ••••••••:~•••••••••••• 29' Overland Mtr. Jim, 'Pood.les, Shih-Uu. Doxie, Girl's bedroom set. 2 die, gd cond. w/ritting,s, Liquid_ation sale. F\Jrn, · HONDA 175. Cheap Loa.ded, loratea. 538-Cl:S41 ~pl l Bu 11 s, mini · large end tables & 6' $250. 644·0553 machinery, pictures, an "1 l'TIT"'! E ~ t r a nsportation. Mint Pvt. Pty. ~S c hna u zer, Poms . wardrobe$70.646·53SS y Old So 1 M tiques, much more ' • l"I' 11 I A.I::: I h L. .,. cond. Bstofr~over$425. 4-·olDrl-9550 !Pek es, Westles, 100 6 r . rre. ure. ~6-2223. Ii I 332Bon:I ,,.. .... CM """ )mixed puppies. StOO svs Arnioire & dresser, king. Xlnt co~d. family .pet, 1 1 1 1 • 11 ·1 eaux...-.~ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• most breeds. 252SW. llth Like new. !225. 30 x 42 but requires lood nder. TREE SALE 1 0 ~ btw•&7. pm.ooly. •74 Tou.da at Fairview. SA. Open Wooddes k,$35.549·8974 Reason for sale, lSGal. $15·2'''Box$'7S. I TS 8 t' 0 0 '75 HONDA XR7S rv• ~es 531""5027 heartbroken daughter 556·8338eves. • ~ Sbowrm. cond. Ridden Landcnaiser · · 8' Black naugahyde going to achool 551·5630 L only 10 hrs. Llc'd. til ~=rto~~Cli:~~:~ ~~du~aa~~dd,e 2P~J;:tge~ af\6pm. Jll:~ri~~~~~-A~~~ ~ 1977.$460.'96-0964 Waaon ~pm. Newport-Irvine chairs, oval shag area Reg. TB .Mare. Arab look· Sell $1250. Antique U1 . 1 lo' '73Suzuki 400. Not broken 4 Speed, ADl?FM radio, 1area.541_.928. rugs. 968-519.1 ing-aplnled, showy. S or back, Chair, new bell' ., in yet. 2,000 mi .Best Of. tape, warren hubs. Extra , C 0 trade for Id Western or brocade uphl S13l Raro ~K .,. fer.CalJBob.4.M-9892:. nice!l 360KRT. l Lh•a•AKC.maleshow orner ro~p Bed Set. Quirte:rhorse.673-1933. Inlaid marbleslab'correo. $5176 quallty.9mos.old. Corner cabmet lbl, xlnt bl .. , 3 N ch 1 D • U '8 9 Ka W a I a k i , ·~~18 cond $160 /of(er87S-2811 Pure bred, reg, Arab. WUI la e, ...... ew an, G o L A Bush -• .i--xln _..... aell « add money for $35. ea. cane back anU ..., A wa""'er, l.,Jll;c. l c;J·· t·-•J ~'OTTISH TERRIER, Furniture. almost newt trade .towards car. que 1chr. 051 • Lc1 e pal_l.e L " E L 11 cond. 13Z$. cash. 549-ll6S fJIJ1a: e• male, 7 mo'• old. Comp home full . Must 673-1510. kn! e P• nl n11, b) Jt T 9 A T O N '72 YAMAHA 100, des-~ All~ ............. ___ ....... _ seetoapprec 5"·8427 Charles .Beauvai1, "': ~ ~T rwaa -~-"'·'-Gd~• ' •..ukb:i"ii.15'.'iiu'L:,;; · Hoo11ho1c1 Gooch ao65 S4• .. n1•. e1"83Cll • ~ ~ _ ... ls.'5o~n;-TOYOJ A_ •lb / 8 P tt'I ) ~ Dlnina Room Set, xJat ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . t !i R o s C o N 5 f J 't)MSasOo cond. New $100, 51>' ta· SHA<iCAllP£T MOVING: Beout.Spam1h YAlfAHA 11' MX. Lo .. 1! .. ,lbbo<,C.M.6'6·9303 ! . ble a 1:1:'' ietve• • tolld Olk round. Table, 11.J LI.. K E c A I ; I f.. • 11 dirt bik iKC Golden Retriever c:uahioned chain. $29o. HIW..CHEAP drk 1pan. wood hangi!lJ 1 "1 ' t u• .. 11 m ease e. $250. '71 BLAZER &!per cond :,Pup• b unt•rt peta 9U4N4 3 rolla, antique goldh140 thelf, am. reatauran ' R ._I Ph:sca.oeee. All xt.res lncl. auto. air: ~i!_~r d oia .. ·,,1 1o:COl1MrGroup,$1Zlnc~2 1 ,:el:.•.J,a~q1y:~1SJ;:: ~.e,:'e.,"!i~~·C::~~":~ 1 1 •~1 1 S ~of Lfl ~~f~:~;,1=~t! !J~h~it.;:,~~but ~1.. beds, covets (or 1q yd. U-haul or car.pet am. kit appli'1, clothes, 1' S tranaportatioo,dltlbl~e. 'G6 Datai.f..l---pa•-• H Ttn. pufl.1 btdtl.Jtor•I~· layerwllldeUver an(lla(.' plctures,t.ect.etc.Sal.lc; ~ 11 1 I r un1 xlnl. f22S firm.. '"'l81M1111 "'"' "· AJCO Tl&'d. Jllacki 1'ablliti ,.X..mp.=, for ".10 per '"I yd add· Sun.875~ 1 .R • R A 751.i541 $1590.497·1478. M.•-Ortalnal Oil~ .... _•-tlonaJ. Call (71A)493-mtl. , ~= ~ n HONDA XJl75. 1iaD7 ex· '72 BLAZER 310. 4 op. Olil Sniliala ~ nrrtd 11aff1 llennoJ. "o Sq. yard! c1rpettng, 17\e faateat dr•• ln u..t1 N $ A traa. $150. &IUkl 90-. Grt. P .8 1 P .S., air, wh.la, roll· . ,,_.ti or A Gl111e•, Bnc·•·Brac Match. dr1pes, .xtnt Weit. · ·• Dally Pi ot trail blke. Make otter. bar, cult. trim. 2 topa, l4t811!• -t•to••-· eond.$400.!Mt-OZ73. ClaHlfiedAd.6'2-56111. ,, E S " ~ • 'Evaal48·1511, lmmac.~._ I f ' ' • . I • "KKENDON AMCrlJEE:P ' 11, I 1 •,•, • , • , '69 Jeu Cornmand Pickup. Auto, &Ir, PIS, N P /B. a xtra l•l lanka. BulctV.aena.XIAt«>Od. $2,000. 815-5"'. 11 Toyota Land Cru11 w !Winch, 2 &els ot lites, xlnt cond. Muat 1ell. S3175. Best orr. 8""8803 '7 4 T oyola PU Short bed, mqs & wide tires, radio, 41p, 16l1 mi. Mint! 752·,1597 Eli.MPLE SPECIALS INldMew75 '71 DODGE Van, many extras, xlnt. runnina cond. 12,800. 842-6153 •MU '75 "CHEVROLET TRUCKS 1/1 T011511or! WI ~~epgide. 6 cylinder. (CCQ14>F .. 320tl)(l606) '71 Dodge. 1Z7" whl Base. P IS, P /B, auto, wide tires. mags. Custom in· ler. 831 ·0.s56. $2,000. * "CKUP1 Big stock •t fanlastlc dis· counl1! Olllv $3395 NO.-lut47 /S700 * •HU'75 >{4 T Oii ST AKE Loaded! o~i?~~J or? * •MU'75 I Ton STEl'V AM Witlk·in, dualS, HUGE! Close-Out Price. MAKE OFFER * •MU'75 ECAMIMO Automatic trammission, air conditioning, etc. Only $4399 or7 Nn. 44ZK>5 /5257 HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quail St. Newport Beach $3449 INldMew'75 4 WHEEL DltlYE hort. W·b 'I.I ton . CCXY14SF4299'73) (1474T) $4995 --8~3-3·-'0'-'5'-'5'-'5'--11/•T•H"I• Tons-I TOM '74 FORD Courier Lo mi, 4x4'H.UV TRUCKS ' xlnt. cond. $2,800 or best El Caniinos ofr. 496-3469 Van Conveniom No. 303838/5864 Check these interestin9 specifications: • 14' lorig steel body • 558 cu. ft . capacity,- •Inside height 76" • Automatic trans. • 350 a va engine • Pwr. 1teerlng & brcilces • 7.50 rubber, dual .-1 • Big r-doors • 54"x167" sign area • large mirrors • UndtRoated • Heater /defro ster •. HD F&R shocks • 11 gauge steel cmgo 11- • HD bottery • HD generator NOW ONLY $6999 .( Check our outstandlnCJ allowance for your trade-in! ' • ' '75 ~1 BZ SEL Executive. Luxury sedan. metallic finish. electric roof, old price. 030139. Save over s2.ooo. (213) 921 ·8585 68 Fiat 250 Spyder . Yellow (7 14 ) 523 -7250 Dir. ~~~:ck interior $l300. '7,5 M BZ 450 SE Luxury 1---------1 54!dan. Factory warran· gomfi t y. Le ase or 5 year -;.;;;.;;::~l l ' financ ing available. ~ 030802. (213) 921 ·8585 H1AD9UAITEIS (714 ) 523-7250 Dir. IH SAMTA A.MA ·11 MBZ 250 Sedan. Well Factory Authorized equipped , mint condi· Sales • Service tion . Specially priced • Puta •Leasing this week-end. 002772. Dick Mlllff Moton (213) 921·8585 (714) 523.7250 Dir. FI AT '73 J\.18Z 450 SLC. Fully eqwpped including sun· Sales.service-Leasing roor. Under J0.000 miles. RotcarY-Inc. 120W. Wuner Silver with black in· ~. •tSo. Main terior. Just fl aw less. Rolls oyce Bl\.1W Santa A.aa 557.2132 001156. (2 13 ) 921-8585 234 E. 17th St. (714 ) 523 . 7250 Dir. Costa Meta 546-4444 '71 Fi a t 124 Spyder.l-'-'C.::.:C:::..::=='---1 , . AM !Flt1 , mag.s, roll bar. 69 l\.1ercedes BenzZ)() Frtf. CREVIER '72 IMW 2002 Sunroof, aic, AM /FM' catlette. 33,000 Miies. Sharp! #4328. $AYE JIMMARIHO MOTOR CARS 1200 w. Coast Rwy. 645-1102 '74 BMW "navaria, auto. trans. power •t.etrln1. !Powe r d isc b 1ke1, )Ower wJndo-ws radlo. Lo mi1e1, lease 1valla· ble . <210974 (213) 921•8111$ (U•> ~.72.1() Dlr. 2849 Lemon St. Cl\.1 11850. Air, 4 dr .. $4,100 or bcsl. 979-5426 Pvt. Pty. 552-t:m) Autos. Mew 9100 Autos, H ow •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l Leilll! Flalf) Giant Sep tember Clearance Sale ! We're a little out~f-lhe-wav. so drtve a little rd uve 1 lot at our giant September Sale. Coll u• for a lea .. quote today Mission Viejo Imports S. DMto Pr"w~ • .. .,.,., Priw.y, Ml•.,_ ....... Jt-1740 ... 495-1700 . - '71 Corona, 31,000 ml, •Ir, auto, radio, vinyl roof~ $1850631·1170 .Y 70 Corolla Sprinter > Xlnt Cond. J>vt. Pty. · $850 /Best.536·4815 i ·' Special Lease Rates~Aurhor1zed 30TRUCKS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 6 LONG BEDS -CHOICE OF COLORS 22 SHORT BEDS -CHOICE OF COLORS 2-4 WHEEL DRIVE PICK UPS IN STOCK HURRY WHILE THEY LAST! I • '73 FORD lll.l.Cl't I GllMllH VAN V! _,IOl'll!>e.111 r•d•<1.ll•Mf' ' <' ...,~P•( T•CICl'"y I ·'· VA.9lllOl"'tl•C.ll1.fldioM1!t•, "'•Q\. fl•••P. 111 llOG •A ~~Al"'· '''"....,. «11·1'0H """"'' c111rom 1nle•IOI" 11"(1 e>••n• 0-1~~ '71 DATSUN 1200 COU'I f t~I. tHllO. M•1t•. ('-•~ a.-.11s. 1970 to 1974 'KIC!Jtt I"' lTOCll •·~~I Te> C"OOW l'tOf'I MO HAIOllWI .,,., ....... '71 TO YOTA lANOCaUllfl .... "ef'lllt·~·""'"'" ~0\1 •3195 ) ( . . ......... __ ............. u-·J' /1111111 U... .a-...... UMd Uted •• •••• !::!._••••••••• DAil Y PILOT Sund . Se tember 1•. 1975 -.. UM d --· ._..., -. •••• • •••••••••••••••••••• ' ······················· ........................ ........................ ·······-···..,_.... . . 1n...... tt6e ~ ..... l .. wted Alllos. IMported Autos. Imparted , AMC 9905 C ... •o 9917 e•tlMat.. .ftJO ........_ ttlO rt.lo ttJ7 ••••••••••-••••••••••• ·············-········ ······················· ······················· ........................ ~..-, ...................... . 1 • Yolv 97 72 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• uat ciond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• forota 9765 Volbwag" t770 ,,,,!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, · '70 AMC '70CamaroSS3118,.•t>d.1~1!'ar~~~er. $5995, '68 M--7ZnHTOtqUlll '1PS'/PDB••1t::;,.!!.:. ~i ••••••·•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . A/C, P IS, P/B, dean. 77S·~it0or833-2llOO •• -l STAnONWAGOM ' w&:d~ '75"·· ·~dr:.:dur.~.::. ~~ i75 Volvos GREMLIN ::.~~(t,~-) ) .,.. '72 LINCOLN CON· Colony Perk tow milOI,. ,peoc1, lair, ;#;.~Mll. . . rz BuyOrLease 2D , d W ape.iat whee•· T 1hacp. (516KXV). $499. • oor Tl NE NTAL, 4 oor , C1CJ011 (IHFYE) 'AValiant,8eyl,llld<, oyotas . 1146·4447 Dir •6. Cyllnclll'' hrrralet tt20 ·~dz•· El•&•nt yeuo,. v .. auto lralll ladoey runs-.- H ... e 1969 BUS. rl(dlal tires. LargettSftedlon •Alllo•atic ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~ylw~l!P ~k.:~'i: 1tr' ~· J)O'lfet ..u-aa. .,. , .. new heads & clutch as Of • lciatbe:r interior. Lota or tt~n&, radio, he1ter, pOllfl.c: ft6S Now eembly. many extras USED •Foctory Air CONNELL ex.traa lo<I~: AM-PM whitewall tires, Llnt~ ••••••••••••-••._ ..... Xlnt cond. $2000. or be11 •Power Sheri99 stereo cruise coalrol 1la11, wheel covera. 12 FIREBl.RD £1,..tte C-hi oiler. 64S.9151.,..548·914t YOLVOS •Law Mllft! CHEVROLET etc. 0~11 S3Jl'/5. (-). psuenger. VZT.511. ZI .,,... Air, Rower, -.mJtm. est DriYe '74 Super Beetle. ORAMli~COUHTY $1695 ~°!':~7 ~ = 1il:"~; $1076 c:.--'4S-S7ot $2800. er" 831Jl d.f Today Xlnts';.'.ti4~· Cl:IOICEOF30 <923AYV> ~.A~IESH~~~;~ Blvd.,C.K .~!IQ>, fl LA;,.:, 19?llUMAIOUT 'IWJm':,;"~Q.)~ · ' .....,. C -t93Z Allll UllW lleoool"Yl<boau\Y Wiolr B 61 vw. xlnt runrung, reblt Volvo DIJ:..Since2 COSTA MF.SA °" ~ Wf• cond. ,_ a·•·-·"•· Nace 5 p.m .63147"6 uy •····••·••••••••••••••• . .. ~u.n.uaw , j eng., t aper. 4 spkn;. $500. 546-1200 1 •TOP CASH! ., · TOYOTA_· C.rr (240JpKJ. • '73 Good Prix. olr, ,.,,., • or 5'8.SSS• • '· 5 For Corvetteo and oilier $2171 new r•d. tirM. 'hi> ....i.. ' Lease '66 vw, 4 111peed. radio, *MU'75 used ears&: truckt! 1 tfotbqr:C.M,.646·9303 ltLLllJUtY stereo.$3,550:.~ • heater. SGE989 . $840. '70A.MCGremlin.Stlck. MOMTECARLO HOWA.RO Chevrolet, POMTIAC •• 7, Grand Prix, all d, eGJl l"''" & 631·2271 dealer. Very clean. $1095. 0 I •• 599 7 Dove le: Quall St.I. Ne.r 197• COMET ~.. s ir••• incld. I UAJ'OOf. UUIO 4.94·5012. ny.-. or Jambo\"ee,' Bristol. It • latSt.lcS.Ar .-~w•Y WANTED Jlilo.'459491 /5702 MacArtbur; Ne.-port 5 cyl. tcon omy w)tb 55 ... 1000 $t,.395.61s-t25T OTA u.sed '10 VW 's or older. -•MU 175 Beach. 833-0555 automatic trana. Extra . TOY · Ca ll 631·2Zlt dealer ,70 VolYO 99IO CHEVR-~ cle•n! r296.l<;J>). '72 Runab~ut. New Grand Pris 72. trlfilel>lk, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -• PROF. BUILT ALL '72 '$1499 brake•, radials. below delWl'.e c loth int. Lolded.. , .it66 Ho1bor. ( M. 640 9303 -~ -W '68 G.S. 3$0 air, gd cond. ST A TIOMWAGOH CuJtom Vette. one o/ a llLL i•••y book. 833·4870 days. all power . AM./ FM, Wt. '71 VW Sqbck. Rblt ~ng . ~n $8SO./bstofr.963-1196a/t. Loaded! Year-End klndstyltng,fullpwr inc -67:t-l890eves. cruise, new t lr e1 4 · Auto. AC, radio. $1795 Auto trans., air condi · 5p.m. Close·Oul A!C+windows, new red PONTIAC b k $2125.581~ 'Sf.Toyota Corona 4 d~, l>\'t pty.552·1938. t10111 n ~, A!\1 /FM radio,, OnlyS4899or7 ext/blk int, 350 cu in/4 S &SA Fr ay '14 WAGON Cleao. ra es. - .auto, xlnt cond, low m1. --lu ggage rac k. A real 73 ~s tate Wagon, new No.41581915673 sJ*I. Must see to app. lit l . · • eew AM /FM stereo. new Pontiac GTO, 69, Owner 'SlOSO/offer. 968-2780 _ 71 VW , 7 pa:;s. Uus, <-·ream puff! l56AOC. r adials, loaded, t~peond. ••75 DEMO $4000. Eves536-6078 551-1000 tire..$2,300.675-~ Lo. mi. air, console :;u nrool. $2300. $3200. /best. Pr1 . pty. cl Loaded $1000 or · 963""'1 $2676 675·1371 /675-2601 CHEVY IMPALA Dodg• 9935 Mustang 9952 '74 Run-about Elnt cond. bee:nir 962-.is j , . • $ • I.: TOYOTA --------SPORTCOUPE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Di x in t /ext. SJJnroof .:'.:~·~0'..'..:.·:=c::~----70Squareback,xlnt t·ond J) l • 70 BUICK RIVIERA. M Sell '12 M t g 6 y · J top 4spd. Eves auto.•lc.31000mi.S2150 eGJl ftnnl ·i 11 'th Loaded!Lowmiles '65Coronet . V-8, g:dcond. ust us an my . • · · v-9974 ~ • 979.9544 Cl tulW Low m1 e s, go< w1 $4799 $350. Call btwn8-8pm. cyl. Am/Fm' rad.lo, P /s, 640-4644 .;.~-; ................ , •• ··TRADE-IN SALE black vinyl top. Black ... 7~, P/b d -nd. ~~1olr ' • ' ' ~ leather interior. power No.171417/51.Sl '""""""· .548.iaL .. v ....,.,., • mouth 9960 •HU?'S r; $999 vw Buses ~ VOLVO windows "extra clean• •HU '75 '66 Dart. Gd trllllllporta· ....................... \'EG'A ~ ,, Du.,DER S2 175 . (709AQE). CHEVELLE tion. Power steering 1966Mustang,dependable _. 1 AH " & Campers l'<b6 Hnrho1 c M 0411 qJ01 Johnson & Son Lincoln· 493·2786. trans portation car. ATLAS Ga._,$GY ... ; "10 VW Bug 715HST •73 lus 073478 Me"ury, 2626 Harbor MALIBU COUPE Radio, 289 V.S Eng. $700 Onl $2999 "JO Toyota Cpe 446AQE 7 Pass. Sham'. VOLVO Blvd., C.M.540-5630. Loaded ! CI05e-Out '71 Challenger. AC, VB. C.all afternooo &: evea. Chrzsl-_..., Y '70 Mere Montcgo ·"' Only $3999 23mpg, $1800/bSt ofr. 963·3139 ... I ' 'I'-"'.'"'~~· No.1-ll.88515213 739BEK '72 Bus '38FTJ SALE Cadillac 9915 No. 464341/5651 848'18'!7 Open aily &Sun.'lil 10 HOu> .. no '69PontiacWa~on 7 Pass.,carpet,ice box. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •HU ·'75 '66 MUSTANG-VB, PM nlillft I 'YNW772 '71 Bus 532CKT Ail cars in our ~tock '73 CPE deVille. am/Cm MO_... Ford 9940 automatic, radio & pwr. 2929HarborBlvd., Chev-•...& •58 Mere Wagon VZ'l'Sltl 7 Pa:;s. Exti·u clean! vriced at below increase radio, p fs, air. lo mi. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• steering. Needs some Costa Mesa ~ '68PlymRoadRunner '698us LKA.467 0 1"1\ugust2.5th. Xlnt cond. $5,000 . l2MPGHway! '67 Cortina, 31mph., new work-but this is TOO 546-1934 Dove&QuailSt. ~IF761 , 7Pass.Sha.rp! 66 581·1351. JoytoDrive!Cl~e·Out starter, batt., generator CH EAP! (SBM835). Newport.Beach I ,67Cougar TQN265 •71 Pop Top 280HIU ----Onlr$3799 & tires. $000. 646·ZIZll $399. t973PlymouthDusle<340, 133..0555 67 Toyol!i 4·dr DL~~ Low miles. sharp TO CHOOSE 'i!a~Z~:t~:;i ~~!e~~ No. 24ZJ64 /5665 548·8779 646-4447 Dir. •~Speed 556-3890 after 'I\ lftn,;1 '71 Bus MOOl41 I FROM (714J7'2·0971 or 644-5769 HOWARD ·ss 9 Pass. Ranch Wagon. '74 SPiii STA::l~=!GON ,·011WlTOYOUllTALO ?c6ap9ma;.pe:~n~eopr,ai;l';J'.ii;w JUST ARRIVED eves. -CheYrolet ~~::::.-.:.~·Xlnlrond. MUSGT ... ~Gll ·~i_c:;:c:et&N~~~~r7: AutolJ!aUf transi':ilssion, FACTORY '72 Cad illac DeVille 32000 0 &Qu ·1st "' 28MPG $950 545-1287 mi , loaded, prideownshp ove at · 73 Ford Country Squire Vinyl roof, vinyl j.nterior, · · · • !! • 4 '70 VW Pickup DEMOS $3900559.5699 Newport Beach Wagon. loaded, 26,500 buc ket seats, factory air ,74 1966 Harbor.CM 646·9303 Clean . lots of cargo Example 833-0555 miles. 1 owner, will seU conditioning, automatic miracle mazda TOYOTA!!. . . ·: GARDEN WEST VW ' Bloc I;-.\\ •75 244 c--..1-n '66··oodcad Conv. $350. Runs 1970 or trade equity for older transmission, power PLYMOUTH OJCUU g Bel Aire, ate. p /s, fixer upper VW Bug-. steering, radial tires. Au tom al i c · A lt.f I F M 751·5143 p /b. $1200. lo m1. good 675·6200or 67S·301ll Xlnt. Cadillac trade·in. 9 p OFFICIAL PACE.CAR ~me io and "t.est drive'' .. t JI•'" 11 lll•d ,1oou \\1·sln11·1-.t<1 llhd \l.'1·-.\111111-.lt ! X!l.l O;i5] s t e r eo radio, power -----cond. 548·1947 assenger steering, power antenna. '66 CAD ILLAC SEDAN '75 Granada cpe V8,air, <496JNX). Statfonwogon 2150Habcir11¥d. Costa -6411-570!!_ ------~-"il•'7SToyotaandreceive '73 vw VAN W/camping low miles. 112019. De VILLE. J>owder blue. 74 l\tonte Carlo Lar:id~u loaded, like new, $3750 Onl $3795 •V-8 & Auto. $5 999 a very well kept car with Black, fully equip t . ~4~94~·~7~80~1~~~~~~-1~~~~~~~~~~1 '71 VEGA·Air cond .• radio, buckets & stick shift for great eeonomy. Silver w /black interior. CS49EM0), $1199. 646-4447 }• 2 "'Freeutidcels equipmt. Bed, icebox . fJ'o the Long Beach wtr, etc. PP. 646-18.Zl • Grand Pris :Qualifying days Sept. 26 '74 Super VW. Convert. &27 AM /FM ste reo. New · tires, lo mi, Xlnt cond. Moving must sell. 53500. 548·4197 PP. all the extras such as 17 ,000 mi. M500 or best CCldlllmc •Factory Air J)Wl le.wt.6• power windows. cruisAe offer. 536·4635aft. 6 1970 LTD VS 2"ftllliiiWM _,. •Power. SherifttJ co ntro l , etc . '67lmpala.Auto,fact.air. 2 D r . Beauty . , .., ___ ........., _....,_ •RealSharp.I • SACRIFICE AT ONLY Xlnt running oond. $650. automatic, air cond., -..,._ -~ · $995. <RSK676). Johnson 545.6137 pwr . steering, pwr. $36,95 ~ VOLVO & Son Lincoln-Mercury, ' _ b r akes. vi n yl top .OJdsmobll• 9955 2626 llarbor Blvd., C.M. '74 IMPALA Wgn. 6 pass. (418AVR). ••••••••••••••••••••••• t232KXF) !,966 Ho1bo1 c M 646 9303 5·10·5630. Air, P /$, P /B, P JW. FM $ 1192 Sales and.Service Full stereo. 10000 mi. Like ,llLL IAIRY OLDSMOBILE '65 VW Hatchback. -Nu 74 Vol vo 164E, am /fm, '66 Coupe de Ville. Y new. 548·8798 GMC TRUCKS air. met. blue. good gas equipt. Xlntcond. Priced1...c.c__c_c..c_____ PONTIAC ,..KKENDON AMC'1JEEP ' ... , ,, ' < lOSli'I ~1ES.l ) I~ 80!3 Dlr. '71 GT. A/C, P IS, radial tires. Gd cond Pvle par- ty. 581·8164. 581·2700. • '72 VEGA GT wagon, 4. speed , c lean $1595. 499-2754 tires. $85g56.63J7 ~~:~f1c~ft~sking $5495 . to sell. 644·4644. 1970 MOVA lstSt. &S.A. Freeway H?H~~~~ . . '62 Cad. 55,000 orig. mi. VS , automatic, pwr. 55S..JOOO Un1Ye, ... , ,.,,_ Autos.New . 9100 Aldas.Mew 9800 69 Westphalia Pop.Top Autos, Used Single owner . estate steering. A super clean.1 -----~----1 2850HarborBlvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 966 Horbor C.M. 646,9301 Cam pr. brand ne&w 1rac,t . ••••••••••••••••••••••• s ale . A 11 ne w ti res. low miles car . It's got it '62 Falcon Ranchero, new Costa Mesa 'S40-9640 · .:.r-eng.&brks,runs oo s G 1 9901 6755666 all ! l461CCK). motor, radiator & fuel Toyota Corolla Wgn pe rf. $2,095/best ofr . enera 1.:.:.:.·=.:...------1 $1782 pump. Runs perfect. '73 a d io, rad ial s, i].eW 642·6424 . il no a ns .••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Sedan De Vil le, BILL BARRY auto trans. R & H, gd OLDSMOBILE lutch & batt. $1'195. 642-2072 '64 ME RCEDES Be nz elegant blk leather tires, 19 mpg: Asking 9 SSB>•u -5635 , 190C, 4 dr., auto. nds w/vinyl top, white body, PONTIAC $825. 968-4971a1t6pm. 6'" 73 VW Bus, xlnt cond. work . $750. 64 Che..vy, 4 full powe r air Fl\1 lstSt.&S.A.Freeway Sierra tao with wood UIBph 9767 25,000 mi. $4000. or best dr 283 auto. nds work. s tereo·cassette, $as:Od . 558-IOOO '71 Ford Club Wagon g r ai n viny l t o.p & •-••.•••••.••••••••••••• offer. 642·4118 Sl50. 642-6935 aft. 5 & PP. 673.7635 302-VB, orig owner, new matching interior , fu ll OllLY AT HERi RIEDLANDER TRIUMPH ,u,.-.. ........ 11. .... •11.1111 SAND BUGGY & Trlr. wknds. _ 13 Caprice w Jxtras, $2,600 tires. $2300. PP962·3987 power, factory air condi· d · t k 40 .67 C $275 .67 Camaro 9917 or bst ofr. Clean, lo mi. C tioning, tilt wheel, new san tires, soc ont _, .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 Cortina D'lux pe. AM /FM stereo, elc. Ex· HP,$600./best.586·0893 Mustang, $.595. Both 1n .._.U,7S c96=3-c.1.c900"-------auto. radials. gd. cond. cept ion al ly c l ean! bl splendid cond. 536·6646 *" 71 Chevelle Malibu Coupe $595 /ofr 642-4052. (197GRP). 6:1uY~. ~~: ~fnt t c!~#: AMC 9905 CAM.A.RO fully equip'd. & Xtras. '71 LTD Brougham. FUil Ont $3695 848·0566or962-4525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Lil Sweetheart! New tires, 350 Eng. power AM /FM slereo,ll~~;;t~;~~? Only $4199or,, 968w1.a04u1t0omalic. $1895. t'lt hi 09000mi· ~ 000 OIC '68 VW BUG ·Rebu;11 '70 AMCAMX • 1 w · ' ·~· · -1~ - e ngine ; runs great. No. 607231 /~ 1 ..::==.,..--::--;:-;--1 ~646~·~2338~:..· -----'--II Q;;"'-=-540 w Beige exterior w;th Ian · 2 Door Coupe HOWARD '74 Impala 4 Dr. Sedan. SACRIFICE $200. under 1"=='======,.·="'~~ll interior. lll962). $899, •V-8 & Auto. Auto, fac air, PS, Vinyl bbok b , Cl 1- ch I t roor. lo mi. Xlnt, clean -' Y own. 71 ry '69 98 Deluxe 4 dr landau 646 .. 447 . Dir. •Factory Air eYro e Sq. 9 pa.s. Wag. A/C, full • 1 St cond. $3100. 963·3966. aft6 pwr, 953 tires, trlr hitch, top, P /S, P [W. a~/fm, 1970 VW . 9 pass Bus. Lo. •Power SteerillC) Dove&Qulleai h. pm. air shks, always maint, A I C . r ad1a I t1 r es, Mi . Miche lin tires, A Cl • I Newport ae mi n t cond. $1550. $800./best. of£er by Sun-Benut. Cond. 1097 Corona • GISIC. 83 3·0555 . 1967 Chevy Impala SS 831.9956. day. J erry, 557-4574 •1 '72 Tn"umph Ln.CM .546·9633. $2395 clean, new tires, l~w 70 Camaro 4 spd vs, 1 mileage . $875 cell M rl k 9947 Pinto 9957 ' S 'ffi · (221CMli) ownr. Gd. cond. $2.1.50 '493·1517. .... 0•• c ••••••••••••••••••••••• • p1 Ire 9772 l -'"-.C....--~----1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '• Yol•o ~-• 533·0341or~63PM. ,73 CH EVROLET IM· ,71 '73 Runabout.. Xlnt cood. • 'Speed, AM radio, wire ••••••••••••••••••••••• i · Lo I 4 pd. N t•-l wb'eels. See jt today! ORANGECOUMTY ~ '68 CA MARO-VB 327, PALA WAGON. Power MAVERICK m · ·s u ... ~ ... ~Bl. vo• VO I ' ' 't automatic, pwr. steer · steering. factory air con-COUPE $2,050. 678·SSSI: " $2576 ""'-YVOLVO ing, air cond., nu Pd.in~ ditioninrg, anll ex~elll'.~t Only 31,000 mil& on this •7 4 Pinfo • EXCLUSIVEii •73 JEEP buckets, AM /FM ra 10 wagon or a your am1 Y economical 6 cylinder, 3 ~ . L LargestVolvoDealer vinylroof. · needs!C4rties(IUr"Gold d d S • 'UI_,. 81111 A•.,;• ;n Or angeCoun1Y' Commando 646·4447 Dir. Crest Warranty". $2875. •Pe• d ~ta 0 a r quire ,... ... .,._ .. , UU\. uuw BUYorLEASE 1.:.:.:...:..:.:.:._ ______ I (ll0665) Johnson & Son . t ransm1ss1on: Cadillac: Auto. trans., air condi· DlRF;CT W A:GON '74 CAMARO Lincoln-Mercury, 2626 trade.Jn. Rdio, heater, tioning, AM radio, lug· • · Harbor Blvd ., c.M. whitewall t ares & spot-gage rack. Like new. ·! .... "•'bo'~~\~~03• "~~, ::~p~:'!iine .:·=. Wgn, A/T, air, le~o:.;$1195 056KEL.$3276 $ 67 <.v&J s•-·-' cond. Must sell. $57 ·-IC eGJl e.wt6 -Overdrive t , 5. . 50 2011 •Power ""'"llCJ 541 9134 610-sm Anaheim 7 -· .,....111 •'* ...._ 00 . AutoL • 9580 •VinylRoof '72Chev.V8StaWag.Air, --•ft!o ~TOYOTA ·~.~~~~!'!_ ..... !?!:O ••••••~-~~'!'!.......... •11 ,000 Miles a uto, p /s, lug rack. wha~ l"ou 'tease: 1976 ~QN>\RCH . . 4 do. 250 Y-b, radial ti-es, pwr. ~ pw. frOl'lt ci1e bakn, tr.led 9ou-etc. Ordlr-Today!. $108.89mo. (C.ap $4540. Lease erd YCkll9 $2250. Lllp. res. $6.Sbl. $400 r«i 6 mo. OB.I 1976CAPRID •¢. 2.l .... ~oy1:-.1~ $108.71 mo. (Glp. $4S50. Lema erd· value· $20CiO..i Oep. ,. $6589. $300 r«i 6 mo. OELJ • , t976608CATRUNA80UT '2.3 ill'e, 4 cyl~ .. spd .. vioyl boar n.t, Ilk. Odtr Nr;Jw! $102.28 mo. ICtip. $4061. lema.tl!ld ~ SIWS. 0ep rM $.SB.78 mQ. OEll what.y-.u g~t, :free: Ask for Rob Orcutt 70SPITF1RE l.c-S~Ma--nchester---•factory Air P /S, P /B. xlnt mecSh ,-~---c-.--: ........ 1 IJ l ' S Sharp• Xtras. New tires, batt, M ry 9950 • uper • brks, tuneup. $2495. Xlnt •• ~~••••••••••••••••• 1966 Harbor. C.M. 646.9303 _rtL. --HNSON. SON $3995 cond. Orig owner. Pvt '70~erc. ~-dr.A/C~wer, '72 Runabout 2000,,4 apd, --c:r--vu DOTOUURH $15,000 Ate«IAl.I. Y7 • t ARE YOU A HOMEOWHIR WITH Z YEARS OF RESID94Cl1 ..... .., :t. $1400 .... ,.,.. .... ...., • '73AMC JAVELIN •V-8 &Auto. •Factory Air •Power SteerillCJ ,Landau Roof •Low Price! (#121323) ,P::a:.:rt;:,Yc:·..:64:.:0:_·:.:194=7·:_ ___ 1 radial tires. Runs gd. air, radio, $1675. Pri pty. 2626~':.'.~=~.!•S40-56JC> ·61 Chevy I mpala , va, l...!M~us~t~s_!•ll!!;.!. -~~'!..--·U846~-i123~5=:.::.:_:._::___:..:_i_..:::::::::::::=::;:~========:::. w /radio, 7~':'~ -. Mew 9100 Alllos. M•w 9100 ...0., Mew · : 9.ioo Alltos. Mew 9800 ,..KKENDON AMCn.JEEP \ H» i«)'< < L I' " ' . • ...... .... •• 11 BEAT INFLATION AT MARQUIS MOTORS LEASE: 'TOYOTA COllOLLA SB>AH lnitlaJ entry cost: $18S.98 311 month (oel) at $611.49 plus tax. Cap -t: $3125.00; Residual: $1.531.2$ VOLVO 164ISB>AH lnitlal entry cost : $431.58 31 month (oel) at $173.39)llus tu CepCCl!'l: $8279.~; Residual: $4550.00 We Offer hr Yow C:n•1•9'Cr. * ~ w CloMd llod Lows wltti IZ to 41 Monflts T..,... *hi~ &Meisatcwancc ......... Yi!flfil:ltfR .... •lhlta..- *ACz: .. 11 .. S..icaD1fafwnt .......... ,.QthC1u• ...... • Lot w tullJ u pWD lo yuu the dttali• po your ~-tlmJulb-... 1 C.Dlitdl,AJtrl""I IF tw ...... lafa wl• . •' 171414911-IZIO $2695 (856GNDJ •KKENDON ,. AMC'1.JEEP • ' >! CH, l fllSlll MfSA S~9 ·80?1 Codllloc 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• - ii ... Cadillac Selection OYB 100 ! ........ ..._ t,.;;~:·,'::' Nabers Cadillac COSTA MfSA ll9 .. S02l ---------·I ••······~···········••I, ...................•..••...•...•....••.........•..........••...••....• '70 Z28, 4 spd. 350 engine. New condition. 497·2228 or days 494-5333. 63 Chevy good cond. $4i35. New starter&Batt . . 847 -2187 '70 lmpala. Cust CPE A· IF YOU R-auto, $800. 968-1805 or have a ser vice to otrer or 962·8946. goods to sell, r•ace an adl 1..:===------. in the Da Jy Pi l ot 1970 CHEV Capri 2-Dr., Classified Section • , , A/C, r1. pwr. 16 mpg, Phone 64!·5678. $1200. P vt pty. 546-2677 Autos. New 9100Alllos.Mew 9100 --prices on OU< huge lllectJon of F .... Don't PIM u~ thit cpportunitY. to ' buY ycur new. Flat for lflMI Mission Viejolmp<>rts .. *.,.... ....... ., .... .....,,......,, Mh-Y 111·1140.,. 4tS.110I ' ALL REMAIRINI 1975 CHEYROLEIS • •• 011. SALE TO CLEAR . •)MP.ALAS •WAGONS • CHEVELLES • NOY.AS • MONZA 2+rs. MONTE'CARLOS • • CAMAROS•VEGAS•t.40N'.li TOWN ~OUPES . 148 Ill STOCKI \ • .. COSTA MESA SADDL£BACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH . NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE W££K OF S£l'rEM8ER 14 • SEJl'TDIBO 20 AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee. Inc. 1234 S. Main St., Santa Aoo 547-5826 Crevier Motors 208 W. I st St., Santo Ano 835-3171 Saddleback BMW 28~2 Marguerite Por\woy Mission Vieio 831 :2040 '495-4949 BUICK Phillips Buick, Pontiac & Opel. Inc~ 2'4888 Alicia Porlcwoy Laguna Hills 837-2400 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 21:/X) Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-r200 Roger Miller Chevrolet q()() S. Coast Hwy. 350 Broadway Laguna Beach 494-1131 5'4b-9967 I DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd., Hun1'tngton Beach 842-7781 Newpart Datsun 888 Dove St. Nea MacArthur & Janboree Newport Beach 833·1300 FORD Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-0010 Sunset Ford 5440 Garden Grove Blvd., Westminster 636-4010 University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540-96"40 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-8844 Johnson & Son Lincoln-Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tustin, Santo Ano 547-0511 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 ·Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa S4()-9b40 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-8017 . PORSCHE-AUDI OOn Burns Porsehe/ Audi f363 I Harbor Blvd., Gaden ~ove 636.2333 Chick Iverson , Inc. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 TOYOTA Dean Lewis Imports I 966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa b46-9303 Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 847-8555 VOLKSWAGEN Don Bufns Volkswagen 13731 Harbor Blvd., Gaden ~ove 534--4 I 00 VOLVO Dean Lewis Imports 1906 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa b46-9303 lliE OAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 14, 1975 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS '-•1c:··-................. W..t lll ~acatitul ftttuta l :JO feltltra ........... .,.., lllcMtlJICbNaR e.:..i..Kdlul Fe.tum , . ...,, CIJ> Ment .. c...., n .. 1:00 ~fEI~:, .. ~ ..... 1:00 ~~)~AM AIMtla lhwZ..Rewvt IMfcutn Sled £Jdal1111 : Saline Street 1:30 I Mmes: See D1ytlm1 MovlH. ~ Lalaafll Yest I Friends HOUM tf f rtchteDStetn NewZ..Rewe : Mister Roten' Nt!PIM"*' 9:00 Ii QM-ff. ·Tiki : SaalH S1r..t (j) a1 m CelebrttJ,...,.. stlh:s Laaw lttl ... vet AMU.Aq .... • Su,.r Talk 1 ltft l..uq hadelen ,._Jerk Steel Euuqe Futum Cl)) Mlb Dou,W .,_ • T mel Flnu/Spertlcepe 9:30 II (JJ htcie Is RltM B QJ 00 Ill m Whltl of feftu1e I Tlm~lllule &J~Futura CrHa Acm 5-nopini ~unntt 10:00 I~ CJ) C.111bft · Ftlwm • @) a;, Hilh Rollers M : Set D1ytim1 Movies. Hoi111'1 Heroes : Educatloftal Pre1nms · News/P1noram1 dtl Valle 10:30 II @ rn (I) Love of Uft a ·@ (j) ®J m H • 11 , ••• d Squam o <a W> Cil m ... .., °"' 0 Tommy Haw"n• Show m Trutfl er Consequenus f1 I i i J.' .• I ' I •• Susan Howard, who co-stars as Maute on NBC's Petrocefll (Wednesdays, lOPM) ftew from Tucson to Burbank to make her flrst appearance on The Hollywood Squares the week of Sept. 15-19 at 10:30AM on NBC. I I , THE DAILY PILOT. 1V WEEK. SEPTEMBER 1•. 1975 SUN DA Y (., ............. ... ,:00 m ..... -...,Qristl...,. 7:00 U.S. .t Aldte Ultra lb1 ,..,..,. ftni• . ..-. ........ .. ........, Cl) Tiils la tlle Uft Warrtt1 lt.e..rts 7:15 Cl) Witlt Tlll Rlq 7:JO ... ,... Cltlletnttln Vtlcl of Acrlcuttwe Mer .... Tallltrudt Cttolr Tlulldtt'Mrda let lMfl .. Uaht Vtke tfYldlcy S,.. ... Witll Ytur Ha11ta Ntarutiwtl ,.,~·.:: SltdlulaftlltwsJllp ·~· .. /<>·: ";~ (I) ... ffu•banl ~•:<~·' <«• 7:45 (llJ (]) SeaM Hutt IHttlNtfT ....... ~Clle ..... (I)) c....., alltla &ti~...... . 10'.lO . ~~ ...... <BCI)> m.,..... • Fiill ftrl CIMIJ (1)1 ...... ,....... ........ • fib fer TMIJ D m UC Waltn SJ«ill "A Saint for Amerlcl" The canonlutlon by Pope Paul YI of 1M first natlvt· born Ameran, EJlubtth Ann Bayley Seton, fronr St Petlf's Squart In Rome. Mother Seton, born In ln4, w11 founder of the first American sisterhood ind of tht "roclllal school system In tllt United Statts. I Ru Hu11bard ...... ..,....., ... <ta CJJ> (]) m n... Art the Days I FTrttp TIM CldltlJc Hotlr Mtwtt: ...,...., .. ,....., Stft tf fllcb" (adv) '45 -Prnton Foster, Roddy McDowall. . I Clturdl .. the ...... Cl),.. ' ... huyab f1ntll,elltQlfd 6:00PM SUNDAYS •:OO =:,':= I KOKLA. FRAN ·a OLLIE ::;::=· Join the entire "Kul<laQOlitan" family ~'m"O:, 0:.,. In a new rendition Of a TV classic. wo.r.,. .. u~---....... ,, ..... Sllft ,, ll:JO D (QI()))())(!) Ma. A Wbt1 Today's words are "Part" end "Stand." 0 Cltria ,,.,., Pit HaVltl Qj(l)COf ,\ f ! ! I) ', ( l I • , j ~ Cl)>, ... Han Mfftin1 l :JO II Ll•p Ulfll MJ Feet "EJiubeth l2.1IO Cl) Cl•pa ,..... .. -------------------------! Ann Seton: American & Sainr' CBS ~.At 011t Wltll • • • Maya Ana•· News reviews the life of EJlubtth : • , , Jamie Sommers (UndMY w.....,), uved from dMth throup ctJOtenlcs; bUt Who has · Jost her memory trtes to remember that the a. Steve AUltfn's (lee Majors) flancee In "Bionic: Wom1n," hrt 1, the episode that bealns • new se1son for The Six Miiiion Dolltr Min on ABC, Sunday at 8PM. ., 4 •Ann Seton in earty America and her ~ Mcwlt, "11uldlft' (wes) 50 - Jo hood Don Bany. u00 ~;:n.-.., oo Movie: "'Tbt '" loa" (dra> I Jnlt & the Puu,ats '41 -John Litel, Otto Kruaer. JI SW. rt Sllow 8 (!) Dfrldlo111 IHt' UI • Movie: (C) "MH ltlllnd tlle :.':ti.,"W.:1 It CllvafJ Cun" (wes) '53 -Randolph Scott, m KATHRYN KUHLMAN Patr=.::;~ * (IN COLOR) I SlldJull Fellowship ~~(I) KathfJlt lllblma1 Cl) Movita: MSua1t Slade," "'Up ) f ..... _._ Don StllraW' auwvu Kant CHltJ IMldalt Au!Jlb • t:00 Ct•Mitmttlt ( (j)) Tmelurt ~ 9 Ru Humbard • Chna.,tltt a...up <a ())> 0ay of DbcomJ 12:301 Rut Estate ••.-rt . Clmpua h9flle (!) lsa.ut1 & AllWtf'I I leJlewt la Mndel Meet the Prttt O 00 Oral Roberts Mowle: .. fury" (dra) '36-Spen· It la Wrttt.. cer Tracy, Sylvia Sidney, Bruce Tiils Is Yeur BlllM Cabot. Cl) u.s. ,, Archie In"' stoores 9:30 II <m Cl) (I) NFl Fo.tball ,.,._ F•. rm Report . Ca11te S11ow ( Im> Conumtr'a Wortd • S.rendlplty • f'libllc s.mc. (9 Ci)) Jimmy SW1u1rt Show • U.S. Navy ThTnl ctntu11 USA 1:00 II @ (I) Cl) NFl Football Dou· • AmuJn1 Proplltdel blelluder Second 1am1 -St Louis 0111 Roberta Cardinals vs. Denver Broncos. Jeny Falwell i <a Cl)) Dirtctltna Ci) First Baptist Church • m N B C R t II 1 I o u 1 S ~ e • • Musica J Pllabra1 I "Where Is God, Where la Min?" 10:00 0@ (]) {j) NFl Football l)oa. 1J USC Feotball Trojans vs. Duke lililltader Arst 11me -New York Blue Devils. Jets vs. New Enaland P1triots. I Head.On (!) Acdon de la Comwtklld/Una Rell1lou1 $pedal rtlltllia Sau A.trica1/llllell TV Hout I lite Cllrtstop11tn JI• n.ua OvtdMra (lg Hour er Power : Alllbuador Coner• Concert Rut Estate Open Houae · lnsfiht Dtmiftfo 1:30 Cl) <9 (f)) lasuu I Answtra . . THE OM.. Y PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 14, tm • NEW SWOJI. NEW TIME. Steve AUstln flndS that the girt he loves and thought he lost hos been put Into o frozen state to save her life. Now he must save her from new dangers. lee Majors, Lindsay WOgner star. Sii Ml.IOI _ DCM I Al MAI . 98.-GOPM(i) .., .......... ..., SPECW PREMIERE PRESENTATION. Much more than a musical, "Coborer is o douling blend of humon drama, on unusual love story and biting humor. ABC SllmAY.allr MOV•e9:00PM~ l c · ..... Meria• w ... w..w .._.:(C)•ADectfn.wa" rt) '59 -Donlld Crbp, Olvld Ladd. (JD Mewlt: Wfcut" ( ... ) '41 - Wlfllam Holden, Glenn Feret l fht VlrilMI• 11le Httu111t ................. t.'00 Mtwtr. 6lfM httt & Mn. llif" (com) '47 -0.... Tiemtr, Ra Hlttlson. a .... : ..,.. c.... <•dll> ·sa - Ptm Ano '9arnet, Roc•r Ptny. IC•a.,_T .... ~ blluta•111t .... , 'etDfttTMIJ ~~ ......... T au' · n. fHblm 2:'4» CJ) Mtvlt: "lllVJ Wlfe" (drt) '3S .:'Ralph Bellamy, C1alre Tr1YOr. R Wide WtfW MJltefJ "The Color iir Blood" A beautiful youn1 1lrt on 1 train journey learns that btf companion Is 1 compuls!Vt ldlltf who has already c:t1imt4 nlnt vie· tlms-111 women. m Mewle: "ftftr (com) '41-Judy' Hoflld•J. JICll Lemmon, Kim No· Ytk. 1~1r .. ,.. ())) Frincl1 ti Mal Hvu11Df•..._ J:OO D UCLA FNtlNI Bruins vs. Iowa State. D llewtt: -n.t W11tat1c , .. ,. (dr1) '52 -Ronald Rea1an, Dofls Day. I llle SH DltcMI, llC. Mtwit: .,....,. ,,.. Mart' scl·fl> '53 -Arthur Frtnt. c....u.pr,....,..., Jt•11J •a-t . lllCl hnpectM .......... ( (j)) Tiiis Wttl II U.. NFl · CanacoleMa · • hqht . J:ao . n.. 1ttflwfb 1.u,1ear ... Ha1 · IMAltaells ..... IMlw T1lelt c.t.tt • lltb ..... Uft 4:00 It Ttla Al bds • SndlJ Taru1 nutrt <I Cl)> CI> m Collet• ,.. l =PllH~I Mowlt: .... ,., ,.~ (drt) -GrMr G1non, Walfer PldltOfl. CJ) Rodi Celcllft ...... v..., (j)lle.ttlle"-W..Wtf ..... .s..., ..... 4:30 ..... -. Cilll"*T"AlallrMa fiie Fllllltsea111 w .................... ' • ,.....,.. I ~ ~:r--Nrfcr. AMMll t1 ea..... pine and pholllJIJ•pfly trip to some of Ntlcl'a finest Ill· ltion~=--.. ..... Mowte: ....... c. ........ com) '45 -Gary Cooper, L..tta Youns. S:IO THE DAil. V PILOT. TV WEEJ(. SEPTEMBER 14, 1915 . pmte •rdt by his partnti when u an •clna dlnc.r/movle qut111 tht 1ad llecomts lost n 1 tomntial ,mo JMmS few tM return of the stoma. Starrtnc ,,. Cari Sett. St· stamour end sfltter of stMM Ml· lome Jena. Robtft ~ner. ind ness IO lnt*'*'Y that 1111 ,i.ns a.tr CMstttn Juttner 11 tht ~. h~'1 Mftl. Joftn ~. D CH Cl)) C1l m PHlllUE Maurice Evant ind Sim kffe also litlifltiilJ ......_ •'The Tf· 1utst. Ptttt Falk abt1 11 U. Co- plloon'' The RoblnlOft family taca lurnlaO. th• rasln• winds and dll\ltfS of ' a Ofll ........ drt1dtc1 typhoon. ind tlttlr dan111 8 Winner of I Oscaral 1s lnututd by tht problttn of thtlr * CABARET son ff'ld who btt been so tr1uma· • ..... Mlnnelll d.-r-tbtd by tht shipwreck that ht Clll• r..1"'41 tK&l- not race tht posslb llty of a (ft Cl)) ~-. ....., swlmmln1. But. durtn1 tht storm, Mt.: lC) ~ frtd notJcu his l>rQlbtt floundtftnl (mus) 72 -lb 11 nelll, Joel Grey, out nttr tht raft In tht lqoon, and Mldaa4il YoB. TM stoty of a wtdt· puttln1 his own lift In peril, be tl· tJtd MMttcln · ~ .._. dlaotlc tempts to savt his bf'oUltr. litlrtln lift and lflposstblt',row. ara playtd Milner, Pat DtlantJ, Ca!Mron Mit· out 111 Mt tJle mldnlaM ftuir ol chell, Wllllt Aames, Eric otson and a 11mllh nlchtdub ind ttit doomed Htltn Hunt star. altpnce of wealth tn prt·Wottd . l B MM: (Ztlr) °"fM Wla•lq W.r 11 Mn 6:00 R ~ te Parta Joftn Sec:on· ft.I•" (dra) '52 -Ron1ld Ru11n. I WoW: 0.... tr._ dirt ri1rratu thil documentary on Doris Day. W_....ust the ori1in1 1nd blslofy of toot. 1 • Fii 11 .... 1 DeflldM ~Samllltian,..._ SM9IDllUl1tHau I TllelMW PRE.MIO£ WSI. fnl & Olle ~ (C) (Zllf) "OudflU (dra) .....,._"n.trt tl"I Coma tht Circus'' Tiiis du-'68-Mlchatl Caine. 11c:11t de 1111 sic ch ldrp's tttfts ltal'I Fran AIU· fJl) = & c..,a., • son 1nd puppetlef Burr Tlllstrom. ti) t :JO I lllt K1tte Is C..ltc n ~: <C> (ttlr> ~ 7:JO I AMdca • s..t ,,.. (id.ti) 68 -Robet1 Dwtll, JaSMS .__. _. E i... t p """" F1m C11n, Joanna Moore. : -... wen.,.. ' 4IPI Fl• Ftlt8rt I JtnJ Ybtt:I Jtny Dunphy hostJ. :!'; CoMtdJ 10:00 Dey ti Dbciovesy Nltfoul 1ettr•lc Spldtl ...,,.., Toct.J It Apa C.llml I Sn ' 1:00 iJ [1) (I) Cl) Cher Cher welcomes ftftft ftt TMtJ Df......._ 1uesta The POrnter Sisters, Ed Asner Ntft · Mevlt: (2flr) .,,..... (drt) '70 and Rtdd Foxx. JenJ f1a..&1 Sttrt-::•H=·· Eva Marte Saint, Cl NEWI FAMILY HOLVAK ,.._/nb lsJapu ~ C..••llw wn (tic a.. *Glenn Ford Stars in a : =.,a: w ...... ~-· ,....,... Heart·liftlnc series u. ~ saiow ..,..._ D ~Cl) dCI m F•IJ HtlYlk 10:301• Ille Sttr-. a.. 161 v.., 'The 'Lona Wiy Hom•" Cond. Th• • llll'lit: CC) '"JM ,..._ Relfs. · ""8 '11lt Crab Ntbula" Holvaks (Glenn ford ind Julie Har· f1Jf:i' (com) '65 -lnartd Btrs· Cl)) SW Tret ris) btcom1 lncretsinstY suspicious men, Rex Harrison. ... of their house auest, Cflw (David m Mlnioe: l•JIOlllMe • ff• Fututa C-mdlnt), 1n1t evtn son Ramey u ·oo II CJ) (ffHIHhws c.ou .... (Lance Karwln) f11ls deceived wlttn · Aiams WoM •f lllttJtt ~:30 dill e IT\ Wld 1t1.-_ a Second COftYict shOWS Up in town. ..... .. • ~ ~ "' .. --D CaleMar Billy Daniels and Kltfasylt luhl.u a.,._ tt AlasU Frank Zappa 1uut. CJ),.. .. of HM GI• .. W :'I= m NEW SW011 : ru,. ... Muskal CHealt Sii llMIM $ lra1 "Tht Return of ' '""" Sllrqprt Sllew ....._ C.-, the Bionic Wom1n" Part I ol t two-11:15 (H) Cl) Mr. C..,.. Cubr · =c:... .......,,. part epbode. with Stm Austin (lee U ·30 B Movie· CC) ..,_ Cbalk Qtnln" M1jors) btln1 shocked to leam his · <drt) '6' · _ Debol'lh Kur, Hayley 7:00 II SERIES PREMIERE I I *JH•nc Glide To Tenor THREE FOR THE ROAD R lHJ CJ) Cll PIDllER£ Tluu fir iiil ~ Assltntd to photo- lrtPh ttlt dan1111 tnd joys of htnc &fidlna. Pttt Klrrn (Alex Rocco), alon1 wlttl his youn1nt son Endy (Liff Gtrmt) find themsetva ln· triautd wfttl the sport but 1tt com· pletely unawar1 of tldtst boy John's (Vincent Van P1tt1n) fur of helahts. Thtn John performs 1 d1n1erous han1 tfldln1 experiment to prove th1t he can overcome his ecroph.obll. D DISNEY THRILLER! * Lost In Canadian Wiid nrawammt SWON Wortl""" of Dfitlj "TIM Boy Who T did to Btdpn'' Part I of 1 two-part stoty about 1 6-yttr-old fmn b01'• ability to ralata to animals prompts an ucursion Into Clnada's wlld countryside, touchlna off 1 dts· flancee-whom ht btllevtd to have Miiis, John Miiis. died on tht operatln1 table when Q SllllllJ & ColllPllJ Gutm In· ~tr body rtjtcttd bionic parts -elude JKk K1u1m1n, Siiiy Struthers, is still 1llv1. Lindsay Wainer Lola Falina. l!!_tsls. p~----w Movie: (2hr) "Tiit Sneltb v.u.. __.. (dr1) '46 -Ann Todd, James Mt· &•p&t Ctturdt '°"• Herbert ~. ,. I SI• Yq Show Miu Ila Merica Pqta.t :.-:a.::. 3:1~ Plul NeCrt 0.1tt f...CW H!Pfiptl ..,.,.,. TMJ & Sal• AiaMO l:lO fil) Tiie Natunllstl •• ,.,. Rebetts 9:00 R Ci} (]) Cl) NEW SEASON "*' ())) Louis hut lebMI (2iir) "A Question of Answers'' When 11:45 (IZ ()) Sl•llJ & Ctatpt., Kof•k cou 1fter • ruthless loan 12:00 a llevlt: (C) ... ., ' , ..... shirk, h1 11ts ·some help from • Co11et. (dra) •56 _ Audrey Hepburn, desperate ~•n C1uest Ell Walladl) Mtt Ferrer, Henry Fond1, Vittorio who Is try1n1 to clear his own Gassman 111me and stay out of prison. Telly · Sav1l11 stars 1s Kojak. and speclal 12:15 (QI Cl)) Spanb" Mtwtt suests Include Jeny Ort>ach, Jenni· 12.:lO G) .IM119J .. ,_ .,_ m Warren end Michael Gazzo. Co· 9 Rf&trt o. stars of {he •rits "' Kevin Dobson, Dan Frazer, and Geor1e Smilas. 1:00 II Spaakler f""1 a~ Cl) a m •£W SlASOlt 1~ o 11owtt: "CtJtm *""" (dra> NIC · SuMIJ ..,._, -Cohunllo '64 -Glenn ford, Janet Bl1lr. "Foriotten lady'' J1net Ltt1h IUISts 2:00 II Challtnc• MJ Set11t011 --8:301 'l Id .. IO:OO {j Fa 12.:0011 '4 G1 l:lOI Ji J:OO ~ <• N l:ao c YI ~ J1 7:00 , MON D AY S£PTEM8Elt US For momlns end afternoon llsttnp, .,.._. ... DAmME PROGRAMS. llelow, for your convenience, are the dly'• movle9. DAYTIME MOVIES l :JO 0 11Ulefl-Oel .. r SaMtar' (dr1) '33 -Robert Armslrona. ·~•llt• l4ot" (dra) '49 -Jtck Hawkins, Mlchtte Morain. 10:00 (j) "Rosana ~ (dra) '41 - Farley Granier, Join Evans. 12:00 m "1bt Araef1o An11t" (dra) '47 -John Hodiak, Frances Gifford, Georae Murphy. 1:00 R ~ Prtteadtr" (dra) '47 - Aibert Dekker, Catherine Cr•l1. 0 "Tiie ......... hW' (drl) '50 -John Garfield, Phyllis Thaxter. 1:30 0 (C) M£ast tf Edee" (dra) 'SS - James Dun, Julie H1rris, Burl Ives. J:OO Im (C) .. Notti C.•t A Spider" (dra) '70 -Suunne Pleshette, Ed Nelson. 3:30 C1) (C) MWlld Herltl1t" (dra) '58 =Yflll Roaers Jr., Maureen O'Sulll· Vin. 0 (C) .. ., TGIMfTOW Ctmts" (dra) '71 -P1tty Duke, Anne Baxter, James Whitmore, P•t Hlnalt. l \ r r~ 1 r ~ '. 1:00 a CJ) 9 a> m ""' D ~(J)O(I)Ntws IJCl)lenanu D Ctil (j)) (}) GE NCAA Ftetbltl Notre Dime vs. Boston Colleae. fJl...mlt m P1rtricflt FnlltJ 1 :.:-~!m. Star Trek Eltdrlc Ce•p111J Uttlt Rasals Hour 1:301~Show m Hepa's Heron : Fil"• Future • T mtl F11111 1:00 o 9@ m""' lowll'iii for Doll•rs Mod Squad Tt Ttlt tM Trd • CeDCltltrltloe I l.wt lUCJ The RI (}) Guawnob La lobl Love Amencu SlJlt : Mustum People An exploration o the lnterlCtion betwttn people and 1rt In a museum. @mhlou &) Adda .. Fa11111J 7:30 I $25.000 ,,,..Id . m Wiid Khtldt• l.evt Amerlcu Style I Trusure Hunt 0 Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) .. Anowtlt.... (WU) '53 -Cfulrtton Heston, Ja P1l1nce, Katy Jurado. HIP"*" m~"'.., I Cl) Wld Wottd .. Aatuta ..... ,.~ AAtra .., um. ... ,.. 1:00 fJ @ (})Cl) 11*11 Rhod1 is finally loln1 to have th•t tone aw1lttd meetin1 with Joe's u ·wife, Marian (Joan Vin M), but after s.cond thou1hts, she's not too sure she wants lo mttt the wom1n Joe lived with before. a ~@dllmne fuht-it lba "The 1f ne Art of Diplo- macy'' The n1tion • s security is lhrutened by the theft of pricaless ptlntlnrs from the Capitol Bulldln1 and Dan Westin (David McCallum) must find out who did it ind how. Co·stars ire Cral1 Stevens H Wal· ter Carlson, eaecutivt director of tbe Kiit Corp., for which Westin woru, •nd Melinda Fee IS Westln's wife. Kale. Ross M1rtin auests. U MMe: (C) (311r) --u ... 5111try" (dra) '60 -Burt Lanc1ster, Jean Slmmons, Shirtey Jones. I ::e,!'4.::.: . Jehn larllour Sbow s.cc.r fro• Mulce Guns•oke I IHcllf I About a.trtea ha A profile o the American son1· wnler. @!) Muy A,radeddo &> bp1nese Lan1ua1e Pro1rM1s 1:30 fJ @ (}) Phyllis Phyllis Lind· strom's "motherhood" Is struck to the heart when she believes tut her dauahter's (Lisa Gerritsen) sklin1 outin1 has resulted In her becomin1 a "f•lltn wom1n." I Don Adami Suttn Tat Merv 8rtffln Sllow lfttrfJ I Yld•I Sluoon S11ow ln Poflvoca 9:00 fJ @ (}) Cl) All le Utt Fa•llJ It looks like Mike and Gloria are destined to spend their first ni1ht away from the Bunkers Jn 1 house without heat, liahts, or functlonln1 plumbina. (]) Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Send Mt ,.. FfOwers" (com) '64 -Doris D1y, Rock Hudson. a ~(l)llO)mNac Mud•1 MOvle: (C) (lhr) "The Aptl Fools" (com) '69 -J1ek Lemmon, Cath· erine Deneuve, Peter Llwford, Siiiy Kellerm1n, Myrn1 Loy, Ch1rles Boyer. A successful buslnessm1n de· cldes to chuck it all and beain a new life with a beautiful wom1n. (i) Tiit Untoudulbla 0 KA8C Spetial "Johnny Ruther· ford" A profile on the man who won the 1974 lndiantpolis 500, after 10 previous failures, because he wanted It for his father who WIS dyin1 of uncer. m The Bold Ones @ Mevlt: (C) (Zbr) "All In A Niatrt's Wott'' (mys) '61 -Dean Martin, Shirley Maclline, Cliff Ro· bertson. <9 (()> m Barba,, eoast 9:30 fJ @ (]) (j) Maude When Maude decides to run for the State Senate, Waller decides to run for lhe near· (Continued) THE °="LV PILOT. 1V WEEK. SEPTEMBER 14. 1876 Exciting hve coverage os the Fighting lnsh invade Boston to bottle the Eagles With Keith Jackson and special guesr commentator Bob Devaney NCAA FOOlBAll 95pecial 6:00 PM(i) M! 'lhi~~ I MONDAY (Contln'*'> Ht sw1n11na·s1na1es bldltlor Ptd 1nd it looks Ilk• Maude m1y have struck ou1 fO< the fourth time In TUESDAY the ma1111I sweepst1kn. SEPT£M8ER 16 ONews t:r.'I fll r..... .. .. For momlna and eftemoon listifllS, ~ m ,--,ure Di.cl Youn1 CR) please see DAYTIME PROGRAM$. m ,., Cltfl Below, for your convenience, .,. 10:00 IJ (lli CI> Mtdlmf enter "The the _c1a_1_·•_mov __ ... _. ---- Fourth Sex" Concl. Dr. G1nnon h1s DAYTIME MOVIES to choose between the wishes of the wom1n he w1nts to m11ry Ind the ., , desires of 1 coll111ue. Robert Reed, 1:30 D ..,..YJ Ion (adV) 36 -~11· S.lome Jens. Dennis Cole 1nd Gary flam Gara•n. "'brty Ii,... (com) 65 frank 1uest. -Nonn1n Wisdom. (6J ''"' Mean 10:00 Ci) """* SaJ CMClbrt" (dra) '46 fJ llrblry Co.st "Crazy Cits" Jo -Errol Rynn, Eleanor P1rker. Inna Milts auests as • resourceful lZ:OO m ."Tb• EM ... St. Min" (dre) '44 woman who becomes involved in a -Michael 0 Shit, William Eytht, cat 1nd·mousa game with under· Anne 81xter. cover 111nt Jeff Clbte (WlllJ.m 1:00 U "Fat.I lldJ'' (mys) '36-Mery Shatner) and his p1rtner, casino Ellis, Witter Pid&llon. owner Clsh Conover (Ooua Mc· tii (C) ''A f1et 11 Her f.erH, (com) Clure), u they vie tor possession '68-Rex Harrison, Rachel Roberts. of 1 pncelm 700·ym-old Jeweled 1:30 0 (C) -Tiiis HaPn Fteflttt' (com) Cit stolen from the Chinm aovem· '58 -Debbie Reynolds, Curt Jure· ment. ens, John Sixon. 1J Geor11 Putnlm Report l :OO [Ql (C) '°fJt ol tllt Car (drt) '69-m Q) News Michael Sarrazin, Elynor Parker. 3:30 (I) -Tiie Ltte Ceott• "'1tf' (com) l s.t Smart '47 -Ronald Colmtn Peay Cum· llu 's Show m1ns. ' > "" "" O <C> "T1't forattteta Ma•" (dra) Fl111 F11tu11 '71 -Dennis Weaver, Anne Fr1ncls, llUO I Cl11tlftunlty Feedback Lois Nettleton. m""' El Crito [ . t • . • ' \. .. .. . .. ll:OO IJ(])fJ€1)@ENe'ft Ci) Ci)(l)Ntwa Best of Groutho Set. lllko The Lucy Sllow Titt Ashman Fiie Mod Sqll.ld Pmr Gunn Combat : Tiit Kiiiers Cta Ci)) Love Ainertcan Strlt ll:lS El) Cinema U u :JO R @ m CJ) cas Lit. Mme: (C) .. ,.llM If TefTOI" (susp) '74- Mirtin 81lum. Cltherlne Bums. Chuck Connors, Donni Mills. w tmell; m JohnQ Cartee ~iTBrenner is auest host. en. ......,.. ..... ,, (j) MtN: "OpmtiN CfOu b· 11a" (dr1) '69 -Rory Clthoun, Ridllrd Conte. ! Mymiy Thtatn '1Nlihtf1ll" at.vie: (C) ""$eatt of U-. PllJ· Rttf" (1dv) '60 -Jeff Richards, Peter F1tk. Mu1i1 Dean. m Mission: l•pouiblt <a Cl)> Truth., c.n-aunca 12:001""'1 Twiflitrt Zoltt Movie: "Rlqe & His W4t9 Pb. tor (wes) '66 -Marti Demon. 12:l00NYPD m Min from UJllCU 1:00 0 (lg m TOIDOf'fOW l:AS tJ Movie: CC) .. It Happen &eiy Sprint' (com) •(9 -R1y Mlll1nd, Jean Peters, Paul Oou1l1s. 3:30 e Movte: •Evety cirt SMa1c1 " Married"' (com) '46 -Cary Grant. Betsy Drake, Frenchot Tone. Pa&• 10 , ntE OAJL Y PILOT, TV WEE><. S£PTEM8EA 14, 1975 a> Alti.at Wet'td (mus) 62 -Elvis Prestey, Joan al "'1 Utde Mara• Bl~m1n. uo e e rn Cl) .... TllMS florid• m ...... Ewt11•ai 1t ,.,. f11n James' remtcty for protectlna t :JO D News his f1mlly from the ruh of crimes fl) Ptbre eta•• in the ntiahboftlood could do mo1e 10:00 IJ @ CI> (I) lttcH Hitt ·'The hlrm thin aood. for Jamts hl.s Marblehead Club" 8&n Lassiter ia boullll himself 1 "bopper, popper. suddenly recoanlztd by Cleveridr• 1 real crime stoppe(' or, 1s · irs 1 sociltly prominent neiatibor • ...0 known on th• streets. • S.wrd1y until now his snubbed tht Lasslten. t Specl1I. Ctevtrld&• suuem puttin& Btn up (I) m Ill t w I • ' 0 • for membership in the txelu'Jvt rom 81thmore to Eternity" Sonny M1rt>leh11d Club founded In 1757 ind Wilt unknowln&fy haul I time· D 0 JOE FORRESTER" IS · ~~ ~)'tz:,~ ~ew .::: * ACTION COP SHOW lie" (ldv) '55 -Burt Lancaster. D ~Cl)~ a;pu ftrrut. D11n1 lynn, Walter M1tthlu. If 'The . Witness Jot Forrester Cl) Wild Wld West (Uoyd Bndaes) SIVIS the lift of I D ( {))) m &> HaPPJ DIJS pretty b1nk cler11 held hostaae dur· "Mot01cycl1" Fonzie seeks revena• ln11 robbery, but tht trauma of the when he finds that his beloved expenence ch1n1ts her lift ind in· motorcydt hes been man1led and volves her in a murder lnvestl11tion. left on the Cunnlnsham lawn. I m EE ..... Dlelef'a Cflok:t 6 Peny MGon JoM Barbour hw <9 Ci)) (I) aJ Marcus W.U., O SllW de lrtl CbclM "The Fruitfulness of Mrs. Steffi Cunsmob Rhodes" Lina Memorial Hospit1I is . nt Rfvab of Slltffod Hotmn thrown into a state of excitement . EaJt.a when quintuplets are about to be Jlpanat t.anpqe Prttrams born and J1net Blake, as Public l :lO e (i1) CJ) Jot a Sons Joe Vitate's Rel1t~ns Director. his .her hinds U:yur-old son Mark is aettini bad full with t~e news med11 and ro- arades In sd'lool ind Joe is deter· m~ntlc °".ertures from Or. Kiley. mined to aet to the bottom of the Micfl11I Richardson ind Julie Cobb probltm. Mark confesses to his &~est. younier brother thlt he's datina a la Geot1• Putla.I• Report f ~~i:~se father hales the Vit1le £fS ~:'u!.1 Aafmtlon Festival O <9 (I}) CJ) &> w , 1 c 0 m e 10:30 I Co1111111DllJ fetdblct lldl, Kottw ''Btsket Clse" Kotter lewa has 1 confront1tion with his dass : feefiq Cood ind the schoof cold! when his · D Aft de Wahn Mefado flunkin1 of Freddy Washiniton 11:00 O fJ EE!m News m1k1s the boy ineli1ible to play Ci) (lg Ci) News basketball. tat of Sro (I) Tiit ... .., Vinton Show Ruth Set Bllk4'._ Buul IUtsts. Tiit l&lcy'IMw I Menr 8rtffln Sllw ...,. Squid ltftrtJ I Yldat SllSi001 Sllow CD Mr. Ludy 0 Show de Ernlta Nauflo Co11bat 9:0011@ CJ) (I) s.ttdll Ry1n and : Tht Killtrs Mac8ride fece 1 rul challenae -( Ci)) lfte Americln StJt• how to 1et a min end his em· 11:15 e> Clneu U beuled on~ million dol!ars out of 11:30 f) (ij) ())(I) CIS Late Movie: Brazil within one week 1n ~rder. to (C) "laMCff: fly Me-II Y.u Can Slvt, the residents of a senior atl· Fitld Me" (mys) 174 _ Gto'lt Pep· uns home from belna evicted. pard Stertina Heyden Robert Webber auests. 0 *:.. m ft'\ • 0 °POUCE STORY" IS Ory 'f:mlf,;' 'est~ Jttittay car... *REAL AND EXCITING! OTht ......,,....,, 0 9 Ci) dii m '•lice Story Ci) MP: '"Tiit Trespeuer'1 (drt) •'The Cuttfn1-rd11" Two 11med rob· '47 -Dile Evtns, Oou1l11 V. Fow· bers hold up O.,.rtment of W1ter ley. 1nd Power offices ind Sit. Eddie 0 (9 (j)) ()) Wiclt World ,.,. PHbles (Chudl Connon) tries to put tlfJ "A Midsummer Ni1htm1re" dues toiether to tnlCk them down. D M~: (C) "Yenllte ,_. .. while d111in1 with his own pemnal (ldv) 54 -Jeff Ch1ndler, Rhonda problems: ht is a widower, his part· F1emlna. let J. Cobb. ner retires Ind his children are I MlsUM: 1•.,..lble aone, and he finds himself totllly 12:00 Twlllcht l.tat atone. Mowie: "'Nat Time We Lowe" (j) Tbe U11touchablt1 ( 11) '35 -James Stewart, Mar· 0 .. ROOKIES"-POLICE ll:lO aare~.::iv•n. * ACTION NEW TIME I Mowft: .. My Datllq Clemen· f1 (9 CJ)) (1) OJ Tiit Rookies UM" (wes) '46 -Henry Fonda. ' R11cffii1. Wrlirni & Ancel Oust" Linda Oamtll, Victor Mature. After tryln1 In vtln to stop I 1:00 I ~ m To1n0rrow druued youth from leaplna to his Ge" A1.1trJ death, the rooklu seek the aid of 1:45 Mtvte: "A Thousand & One 1 teena1e friend in hopes of nailina N lits" (adv) '45 -Comel Wilde, the source of hish school dru1 ttaf· Evelyn Keyes. fie. Z:JO m Al-lflcltt Show: '1'lM Ctoobd I Tiie Bold Ones Web," '1'lM Fi&lltl-a teat SUlrd" la Yutfta de Manoet S:lO f) Mowlt: "'Tbt l.ecbt" (drt) '46- Mowtt~ (C) (Zlu) 11ff HanD" Robert Mitchum, lar1lne Dey. Georg Stontord Brown, Sam Melville, Bruce Fotrboirn, Gerold S O'Loughhn and Kate Jackson in another tout stOJy of young cops in action. MIOOIB et:OOPM~ THE DALY PM.OT, 1V WHI(; ~ 1,, 1171 A tertiltty drug causes a childless woman to become pregnant. Now Or. Welby must help her face on unexpected crisis. Robert Young. Jomes Broun star. MAICUS WBn M.D. · GIO:OOPM~ ... ,. 11 -1:30&1 '51 s.. lO:OO(E M• 12:00m ·11 1:00! ~ (SU 1:30 fJ Cit 3:00di '63 3:JO(J: Kei fJ -· Ma MUL' 'THE wua-u .. ,, '9lt m ~ WEDNESDAY . SU'TEMIE.R 17 For momfnc and art.moon httno, = ._ DAmM£ PROQRA,.8. , for your convenience, are the da'f'• movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l:JO 0 .. Al YtH( at '" f..r (com) '51 -Monty Wooley . .,..., INt Sea" (dra) '55-V'rrien Lelah. 10:00 (J) '1altas tf Ht8" (dra) '53 - Mad\lko Kyo. 12:00 m "'Cl•tn ,,.,. Cnth" (adv) •lj -l'yrone Powtr, Jean Peters. 1:00 R °'Fat aM Furtem" (dra) '54- .IOlin Ireland, Dorothy Malone. ! (C) "JourMJ to tllt UaknowftH sp) '69-Yera Milts, Patty Duke. 1:30 "'lo11ttthl11 Wiid" (drl) '61 - Carroll Balltr, Ralph Meeker. J:OO 9 (C) "TM ......... Part I (dl'I) '63 -Rod Taylor, Tlppl Htdrtn. J:JO CJ).,,. •• Clttln" (mys) '58 - Keith Anda, Maait Haya. D cc> ...,.. Lat Qlld" (dr1) ·n -MlcMeJ Colt, Van Heflin, Janet MarlOfln. t " l ·. 1 r. (, 1..m~l!!llr..- 1 Paltrtdp fa11lly MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR SEmNG: 'THE REAL THING' .... nE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEM8EA 14, 1175 t;lO D THAT'S MY MAMA! * IS COMEDY HIT t:OO D <H Cl>> CJ) m n.r1 MJ 111-u "liisJnaa ts Bushlm'' Wt b ttlt stumbllnc blodt bttWMn Ctifton end a lucntlw busiMa oppofttlftit.J, I Mlftllffftllllew """1 I Nit ..._. ._ ............. .......,. 8 CANNON ANO BARNABY * TOGETHER-SPE'CIAU D~(J)(()C-Part I oft two-part episode that coaduda on Bamaby Jona frtdlJ, at lOPM. C.non (WiHIMt eo.rid) •net ,._ (hctdy Osen) hnd IMmttfvtl oe oOPQlln1 aides of 1 mufdtr me wtllch' ,.,,..,. to ... .... CMttoMI lnw0Mn1 1 ..... 1Mlf· Htloi\al e:.ior..-tfon. ni two ffft Vile IW.IClMI conduct ...... .. vestll'ltlons, lMlt .. .... lftd "'°"' f'OldbtocU .,. ... Iii thllf way, ~ Mitt\ to rtallit Ibey are puraulq th9 111ne aoaJ and )ofn fOlttS. Cftaf1es Ound111. Barry Sullivan, MU1"!'11 Hntlltoe ud SMron Adler 1Ut1t. 11 u Cil m DKtttt ""''ta' "CocM It List to lAM'' Larry Hal• man and Dlztbclt\ Hartmln pat. star In 1 d11ma about 1 nutM wflo offn her llfa to aid tht murdi project of a doctor • lovtt. S.t'ltl stars 111 Gtofsa rtppard as Or. Jaka Goodwfn, Zohr1 umptrt 11 Dr. Nonh Purcell and Victor Cam· • pos .. Or. Ftltpe Orttp. {i) n.. UtdMdr1'f 11 1J (ta(()) (J) 0) ltnttta "Tht GIOfJ Game" Barttta It framed for tht ml.ll'der of a auaoectld aun d11t· tr and becomes a fuaJtlw to dear his name. a~ CC> (a.) .,.... .. tnW llM" '(cira) '6'9-!Aod Stelpr, aau. Bloom. !T'lllllWO... .... : (as) .,.. ........ tf &llf' (com) '64 -Jama Gamer, Julie Andrws. fil) n.tn Ill a-tea "In ~-· Ion" (2'h ht) A musal ftrte, baud Oft Glcqe r.ydNU'I "Tall·· leur pour 0.ma," Is ltt In Paris In 1906 and embflca FtYdtlll'• favoritt them• of m1rltal lnfldtllty Lon1 a hallmark of Quinn Martln·produc:ed television Hriel haa been th• extensive use of div•,... location shootlna sites. utlllzlna both scenic and unique cinematic valuea. · cannon. tor Instance, In Its first tour Masons on the air has ran1ed far and wide ecrou colorful W9$t•m landscapes, ftlmlna In the his- toric Mother Lode aold country of northern Calltornla at Oras• Valley and Neved1 Ctty, In the towertn1 Rocky Mountain vistas of the Our· ans.o·Sllverton, Colo., mlnlnl ara and In the yawnlna Snake River Canyon nur Twin FaJls, ldl. But. In the special two-part epfsode, openln1 on Cannon Wednesday at 9PM, and concludlna on the fourth·season premiere of Bam•tJY Jonn, Frtday at lOPM (on CBS), Martin and hit producers, An'thony Spinner (Cannon) and Phlllp Sattzmin (Bamaby Jonq), achlewd a departure In locations by shooting key sequences 1t a leadlna South· em CaJltomla cultural center, the noted Huntlnaton Llbn1ry and Art Gallery located In San Marino. The two·perter, starrin1 Wllll1m Conntd as Cannon and Buddy Ebsen 11 Bam1by Jones and aueat starrtn1 Emmy nomlnff Charles Dumln1 and Barry Sulllvan, required exteriors of • lavish estate own· 9d by the multl·mllllonalre Sulllvan piays In th• episode. Conveniently, the Huntlnaton Art Gallery, once the family home of rallroed maanate Henry E. Huntinaton. who deeded his estate In per· petulty 1o the U.S. public to house what became one of the nation's leadlnaJ collections of American 4nd British art and literature, matched perfectty what the producers had In mind. Other commercMll film compenln have 11lned access to the 207-acre Huntlr11ton estate, but none before Cannon/Barnaby Jones had been pemlttted to 1hoot on th• Art Gallery toala, the roofed open &all•ry which had been Mr. HuntJnaton's r.vorlte outdoor sitting porch befot'9 the Ubrary and Art Gaflery was founded In 1919. Only with the addition of extni security auards and the promise that PfOduction equipment would not 1pproech closer than 30 Inches to the lrrepfac•ble statuary at ttte logla's perimeter was permission &ranted. Huntlnaton, who has been described as "the greatest figure In th• history of Amerian book collecting," six years before his death In 1927 hlld placed • collection (•rt and literature) valued at nearly $17 million dollars in the hands of the Library board of trust .... Some of the rare volumes on display In the llbn1ry lndude the Illuminated Ellesmere manuscript of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, circa 1410; the Gutenberg Bible (1450-55), the eertleat copfes of Shakespeare's wortla 1nd Benjamin Franklin's Autobi<>1r1phy wrttt•n In his own hand. The Art Gallery contains such works a1 Thomaa Gainsborough's "Blue Boy'' end Sir Thomas Lawrence's "Pinkie." ,... 13 ..... 14 J R'Obert Btoke Is high-tension undercover cop Tony Borello. He'll use ony trick In the b6ol<. lnclodtng disguises. to blast the undefworld 11..tiili et:OOPM(i) 1l4E DAILY PILOT, TV WEB<, SEP'TEMIER 14;1171 ·, Yoo ntY9f know what IO expect when Clltlon, Mamo and Eol1 get IOg8llef. except great comedy! Chllon Davis. Theresa Memtt, Teddy Wilson 9'of, lllAT'S MY MAMA ea:30PM(i) lllw Aow. David Soul onct Poul Michael Glaser stor os tough. streetwi• cops wtlO know their town Inside out . bQCI con tum It upside down to do their job SllRSIYAlm llUKll e IO:OOPM(i) ( to satlrin Hit morals and '"°'"of late ltdl century Frtneh ~. Perlonned bJ The Adora Tham of Loulsvlllt . THURSDA Y SEPTEM8ER 18 ... , ..... a..ldtlsa... ,.. a.. For momina •nd •ft•rnoon u.una.. 10:00 I) (I! (I) (I) llltl 11kAHt When pluM ... OAYTIMl '9tOGRAMS. a terrified liOmeowntr shoots an a.tow, for JOU' convenience, are armed intruder In a "wron1 door" the •~• mov-. drui raid, it loou Ilka a simple DAYTIME MOVIES case of aetf dtf.nse, but 1tet1 Mc· Shane (Anne Meara) has to filht a murdtr charp aplnst htr dlent l:JO D "'T1tt HtlClll" (dra) '5&-Ron when evidtnct 11 planted by a dis· Randell. "Nau" (dra) '54 -Alina honest ttderlt 111nt (Clu Gulapr). Sten. D 9 Ci) m Pftr9cdl "Th• Mart 10:00 (j) ~ .. (dta) '36-Walttr of ctrn''Rldlit Martin, 1 boyhood Huston. · f~1nd of Petroctlll, pap a surpr1se 1%:00 m ~ lt Cltff' (dra) '36 - visit to his officl. After 1 reunion Frtdnc Mardi. Wamer Baxter. of th1 boyhood chums and an In· 1:00 D '"Temw It MW_,1ttr (mys) troductJon to Maule Petrocelli they '55-Scott Br1dy, Joan Vohs. mak1 '"anaements to mfft tht 9 (C) "Quast fer Live" (dra) '71 followlna mornin1. When Petrocelli -Joan Colllns, Tom 8tll. shows up for th1lr mHtln1. ht Is l:JO D "CfJ Ttmf" (mys) '58-Jamts shocked .to learn that Richie has Mason, Rod Stelaer. lnaer Steven.. bMn arrested on a homicide J:OO ti& (C) "'TM lltds" Conci. (susp) dlar11. John S11on auests. 'll-Rod Taylor, Tippi Hedren. I m El>..... J:JO CJ) (C) ....... , ..... ...,. (com) P..,, MUM '66-fred Gwynne, Yvonne DeCano. (tJI CJ)) Cf) a> Stu 1 • J & 0 (C) ~nrbllatlea, It's A utdt ''Texu 1Dn1hom" When th• ..,.. (com) '71 -8111 Bixby. wife of a famous used car tycoon Is slain by a pair of cmtd druc addicts. Stanky and Hutdl llm to move fHt to catch the killef1 be· r '1 1 : • 1 r J < • fore the aronlztd widower t1kes 1:00 the law Into his own hinds. Mtl ·~!l~e.. ..... ~leuua ,,.... F1ory and Chu1es Napier ruat. D c .. ,.,, 'vtu• bport meet Smart lO:JO I::.· Ted Amstrtq : h1ttff1ee La c.tada lien Crllda 11:00 ~11~e: ... ~.,,~ s,t. IUko Tht lacJ Show The AsflmH Alt Mod Squacl (f)P.Ur Cuan combat : The !Olien ( CJ)) lowt Am1rtca1 S.,.. ll:Uf!)CIMN S4 ll:lO 1J Qi) Cl) CJ) CIS Latt 1114M1: "'Hl)adl" (1dV) '74-Davld Janssen, Kttnan Wynn. I ! CJ>~!,'"'"' Canon Movie: "Ma11 frflD Taas" (dra) ' 7 -J1mu Cralc, Lynn Bui. (tjl CJ)) Cl) Wide Worid Movte Movie: .... r. ~ 5oes tD at" (com) '49 -Clifton Webb, Shlr1ey Temple. ' m Mission: haposslbte 12:00 0 TwtUtM l.on1 G) M o v I e : ..,rlvftt's ProcrlU"' (com) '55 -Richard Attenborouah. U:JOA NYPD m Movie: "latter from an Un- bown Womaa" (dra) '48 -Joan Fontaine, Louis Jourd1n. 1:00 I am Tomorrow Gent Autry 1:45 Movlt: "Thi fre11n1n" (dr1) '51 -Richard Widmark, Dani Andrews, Jetfre1 Hunter. 2:JO m AU·Nlfht Show: "Min from Co- cody," '"Tiit Blue Murdtr at $t. T rlnla 111" J:lO IJ Movie: '"The Set-Up" (dra) '49 -Robert Ry1n, Audrey Totter. Partrid11 FamilJ Ml•·lZ Ilaria T tflll Star TrH : The EJtdrtc C.tnpa., ( {I)) Trvtll or ConM4iut11Ct1 Uttlt Rascals Hour 1:30 Mm Crtffln Show Bewitched Cf) Ho111's Htroa : iiliglt & tM luutlful Machl11t ( (j)) Lovt Amtrka11 Styt1 • Tmtl film 1:00 DO@Cili?s'f:l>Ntws 1,.nlldt lowtlnr for Dollars Mod Squad To Tell tilt Tnrttl C.neeltlntlon I Love Lacy Tht n1 CI> Gunsmollt La Lab8 loft American Style : 8oM But ( Cl)) loMnzt · Paloma Tht Addams Fa1111tJ 7:JO The Bobby Vinton Show Ruth Buzzi auests. I @ CI) m Price Is Rlaht Love Amtrica11 Styte Hl&ll Rollers Candid Camtra Mllllotl $ Movie: (C) (Zllr) "Four for Tuas" (com) '60-Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra. !Match Qame Brady Bunch let's Mab A Deal EE HOW PARENTS PREVENT *TV FROM CONTROLLING CHILD. WATCH KCET! Eil) hrenfs Childrtn's 1V s,.dal A preview of KCITs fall proeram ming for younrsters, includina clips (Continued) THE DAILY PlLOT, lV WEEK. sEPTEMKA 14, 1975 TM PLAZA• QallOW Finished In 1lmul1ted gtalned Ameflcan W•lnut. Brutt\ed N Ck•l·Gold COIOf' highlights th• front. Deluxe top catry h1ne11e. USES UP TO 45% LESS EHERGYI s35100 Zenith's 100% Sohd-State Chassis featuring the Zenith P•t- ented Power Sentry Voltage Regu1aung System UNI up to 45"' less energy than previous Zenith 16" dlagpnal tube-transistor sets. • SoUd-Stat• Super Video Range Tuning Syatem • Automatic Color Clarlfler • Sotld-Stal• Automatic Frlng.-lock Circuit • Sh•rpneaa Control • VHF and UHF Antenna• la use A FOOTBALL TICXET SPECIAL S39! • .,.. .. $7 .oo 11cbh We h8Ve a limited Quantity of bekets fot the USC home games st.ting Sept. 12. 1975. These are the uma tk:Mta IVallable through USC at S 7 .00 but )QI can purchale them from u1. your area Zenith dealer for just $3.99. Alao see our use T-shirts. sweat shirts, btanket1. etc. at 20% off regular student union prices. AA&D Electronlcs 275 E 17th STREET COSTA MESA . 642-1112 Hour~ Doily 9 6 Thvn 9.9 Pro f.ional Service lor all your home electronics TV · Radio· Stereo -Phono ·Tape .... Upholding the !ow is a laughing mott8f when the guys wearing. the badges are Barney and tne cops down at the 1 2th Prec1ncf Hal linden. Botbara Bame star. WY••• 98.-00PM(b Detectives Keller and Stone must track down an elusive-and unorthodox-sniper Karl Malden and Michael Douglas star. s .. 1--m·-1s OF Siii FIWICISCO 99:00PM(i) \ Pa1e 16 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 14, 1975 NEW SHOW. What happens to Jose Perez. Tom Poston and the other "residents" and guards m this comic chnk will make you bfeok out m laughter Ol 1111 ROCKS 98:30PM(i) Despemte people with nowhere to tum call Horry Orwell. the private eye tough enough to take on the toughest coses no matter how r~h the going gets. David Janssen stars UBYO 91G:OOPM(i) THURSOA Y (Continued) from s.sam. StMt. Mtstw Rae• Nttt"bortlood, Villi Alqn Md The Elec:trie Cotllpeny. GBfl•ft1tm • &)llJUUle ....... 1:00 8 WALTONS TOP HrT-* YOUR MUST TONIGHT! 11 M} CJ) Cl) Tiit w...._ "Th• Genius" John·Boy brinp home a wuktnd pat, schoolmttt LyM Thomison, Who fs alteldJ I coflttt IOPhomoft It the llt of 18 and wlll srtdurtt before lit is 17. The trouble Is tt11t l.1't is so brilliant tlm ht an "arctty 111ttt to the rat of the hutMn rece-lncludln1 tt\t W1tton din-and vice vtf'll. Cl THE MONTEFUSCOS . *NEW FAMILY FUN HfT D 9Cll111 m Tiit -1111-rtlfl-.. eta Poppt MOfltefusco Is furious wtttn ht ltams IOll·ln·law Jim (Bllt Cooney) b l•t• to Sund1y dlnntt btc:8use ht wanted to IO to • footb1ll pmt. Pop takes • auiwy 1nd discovers that oa previous occasJons ottltr mtmbera of the f•mlly hid considered not comln1 to dinner, so ht decides to cencel tht 1ener1tJons-old flmlly tradition. a Motte: <C> tar> ,.... Cna" (adv) '54 -Burt L1ncaster, Glry Cooper. *t Wild Wld Wat . <9 Cl)> mm....., ....., e SOcfal WOfbr'' Barney b wor· r1ed when his wlft £Jlubtth !»- comes • social worbr in 1 touth section of the East Bronx. m Dtaltt'a Qob THE DAtL Y PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 14. 1075 I,.. ......, ....., "" ........... ;oflcl Clpbln 11:00 ~I gm .... .. c.. . . . wants tio .,,. dilftrtet tac:ticL J lliill I I .. htrtcl~........ .,. ~._..;.::..... ljn....... a.t. ... -l ...... llllrlldl.. I Tie UCy ... ,.,... ........ ...... ... (C) (a.) .,.... .... n. ...... ,.. l:JO 8 U (I) 9 e F • J ••Mom• (dra) '70-Jeen Gtbfn, Altln 1M ..... ReaJlutloftH lllf• ~ pats a Deloft. ()) Mr. Uc:tJ flft "'°"' Wflo comes to vbft w • ••11• ,......._ n.tn tilNet daupm rOr "as 1oftt ., It t1ka'• ilfftddtnt at ~ (R) • Tiii Ulen Ito rr~vi= ':-... ,. .. , = Clln ,. . ll:lS ~ ?. ... u: ~· stJle liiiw 10:00 11:» e t1! CJ) Cl> ca tat1 ..... <C> ._., 1 Nil ~ a. 8 DOCTORS ARE HUMAN '"Duel atDlliie" Cdn) '7~James t:00 !!'~ :;::, Th uhJ *ON °MEDICAL STORY" '::r~· SldMY Poitier. Dennis Wu· • <eJ (ar) -w..,. Cdr1> •M••....., .., lltaCiJ mJtllMJ ca ... 71 -Cllarfts BnlMofi, Ursula "'Tilt Syftarome" TOf!Y Musante flit Bt.,.11..,. Aftclrm. Alain Dtlon, ClpudM, lllf'I IS I bftffl.tftt but MtMffttl1 ...... : ......... tf tM .,....... TostlifO MlfuM, Sltoshf Nakamoun. unftetlna .. ,..,.. • I cofd'1 lt1t· 'SS-Biii Wilfluna. BroMOn fltlrts hit WIJ out of out· ...,..,.,., ~ to "" p1tltnb. D (tBI CJ)) Cl) WIN WttN ..,.. law truchefy, end Nb his life to • Don Gallony, Btodtr1c* Crawford, i 'lfollet Hetdcauatter•" 1 debt of llonof. hter Mm Rlcllman and AJ1n1 MMe: "'f1lt ~ , .. ,.,. D@99EtltrJ Q1u1 Collini co-star. ( r1) '59 -Jobn SUon, Sandra l.Mf'a Ltap"~ The tPltodt I JI!,'\:' OM, Jamea W"ttmore. title Is also the title of an E1"'1 (Im Cl)) ~ .ia .._ 0 HOM 81 Milllw. ,.,,...... Quetn mptery novel a wultl\y 10 , 'IU ,,_,, 12:00 I TWllPt l.Ne IOci1llte (ldl Uiplno) la r.dlna for the Road' IUCCISSful woman .._.. "'11tt ,.... CftJ..,,.. when lht pluftl'I to her death In =In fl~tl';':!nd~n ~ ( re) •SS:John Mclntfn. uacdy the """ NnMr 11 the dent and turns to Harry Orftf1 for 12:30 U '"'° :"'O:n111 ~ ~o'° ~ befp when she flndi lht c.nnot QI ~ "Cl1"' INn" (drt) '46 Ann• frands j~ l<efly Crill 1CC0&111t for her whtrllbouts at the -Jennifer Jones, Chma Boyer. stmns Ind JOtin Hiiierman: time. Carol ROSMn, Robert Loaf•, 1:00 IE .. m Ttll!OnW (j) Tiie u.....,.. Larry Ha1m1n and Christopher All· tAutiy D SKYSCRAPER TERROR port l\lllt. 1:4s Mt¥11: "Watt ~ ttie sun * ON STS OF Sau FRAN '-" Pltla• ...,... NllNt"' (dra) 52 -Jun "" l.t lllart Pettn. David w;c~ n <H CJ)> CIJ m...., " s.. 10-.JO M , .... a.. 2:JO m •·Nlttrt . .,,,.... f'n.1ie '11ti cilsa Dart Board" • Tiii ,,....... Wutiud." ..._, Me Dud" StoM Ind Ktlltr try to tJKJI down lltn 1:45 I) Mfwle: •Aaipltellt R ......... a 111ipe( who has been pnylnt on . Tiie -...... (COm) '57 -P1ul ~rpenter, Kay Innocent vfellms, but tl\e two have LI ,......., c:..tl ~llerd. Emmy winner Susan Flannery is in London to star in "Nightmare for a Nightingale," an ABC Wide World of Enter· tainment Special to be produced by Brian Clemens. As an opera star in jeopardy, she'll be the only American in the cast. CONCERNED -Richard BaHhart (left) and Tony Musante por· tray doctors concerned about the danprous ladl of slllll of • surgeon they wot't{ with In "The God Syndrome" on NBC'• Med!QI Stofy, Thursday at lOPM on NBC. FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES-SERVICE -PARTS PIUONAUDD LIASING -ALL MAKU & MODELS A lllf SlllCJIOI Of USID CMS 142-7781 540-0442 S~rving .Alf Beac/, CitieJ .S MINUTES SOUTH Of SAN DIEGO FWY. 11135 IEICH ILYD. I"~ HUNTINGTON BEACH Hank Stram, one of the most successful coaches in the history of professfonal football, has joined the broadcasting staff of CBS Sports for the Network's cov· erage of NFL football games this Fall. He will serve as an expert analyst on the broadcasts. Stram left the Kansas City Chiefs organiza. tion in 1974 after serving as head coach and vice presi- dent of the team for 15 years. During that time, his team won more games than any other original Amerrcan Foot· ball league Team, and also participated in the first Super Bowl ever played. The Chiefs, under Stram, won Super Bowl IV in 1970. Stram has been involved in coaching since his gradu· ation from Purdue Univer· sity in 1948. He was selected m 1960 to coach the fledg· ling Dallas Texans of the American Football league by the team's owner, (and league's founder) Lamar Hunt. The Texans were moved to Kansas City in 1963. Through the end of the 1974 season, Stram was the only head coach the organi· zation had ever had, and he retired from the Chiefs as the second most successful active coach in the NFL, trail· ing Paul Brown of Cincinnati. *** Robert Loggia, who starred in the television se· ries "THE Cat," guest-stars in the "Watchman, Who Will Guard Thy Sleep?" segment of NBC's Doctors Hospital, starring George Peppard. In the segment, currently in production, loggia plays Jackson Taggart, motion pie· ture executive who cannot leave his work despite his crucial illness. * * * Naomi Stevens, starring as Mamma in NBC's The Monte· fuscos, new comedy series, was 17 years old when she worked for NBC in radio days on .,One Man 's Family" as Clifford's wife. Her first day of work was on Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941, the day Pearl Har· bor was attacked. FRIDAY SEPT£M8[R 19 For momlnc and afternoon Uatinp, ~= ... DAmME PROGRAMS. , for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l:lO a .. ..._. Qlt..r" <adv> ·u -Tom Neat .._,. el ,.,,,. (dra) '62 -Tony Siiier. 10:00 Ci) '1nM W1ft" (com) '40-Brtan Afleme, Rosalfnd RuSStll. 12:00 m '"T .. rtller Apll" (com) '44 - Irene Dunne. Charles Borer. 1:0011"..,... the .. ......,. (ldv) '42 -Dorothy Lamour, Rich· ard Dennln1. 9 .. l'fl Set Yot1 11 My Drud (mus) '52 -Doris Day, Danny Thomas. l:lO CiJ "'1111 Furles" (wes) '50 -Bir· bara stanwyck. Walter Huston. 3:00 a (C) ~ .... ., • F1f' (hor) '65 -&Ian Donlevy, Gtotrt Baker. 3:30 CJ) (C) "'fomw Aabef"' (dra) '47 -Und1 Darnell, Comtl Wiide. U (C) .._..._. ef ,.,...... (dra) '70 -loi1 Ntttltton, Carol L,ynlay. 6:00 ........ .r:!!""'a~~M=. louma ....... hrtrid1e F1mDJ Ada•·l2 Maril Tereu Star Tm : Etctrtc C.penJ ( I Ci)) Tnrtll or CotuequtftCtl Lfiie ltucab Hour 1:301Merv Grtffln Show lewitdNd (!) Hop1'1 Htroa : AilattH w..u..r (i)) ..... Aluria• stJlt • Tmel Al• 1:00 aauoo mm ..... ,,...... lclwh1 "' Dollan .... ~ Te T .. U.. TMll CMatltntiN lltwtl*J Tiit Fii (l)Cu...-. ... l..t.I lOft A.erica1 """ : Win Street WMl ( ~loeuu T1M Add••• F111lly 7:30 R follow-Up An Intimate look aT tht perennl1lly popultr Miii' BrothtD. 0 al m Hol1JWOOd Squrq I lOft Aattlcaa $trle Wedd of Adveat11re Woltcl of the Stl Millien $ Movie: (C) "'Solt ef A aflibte(' (wea) '66-Russ Tim· In. James Philbrook. ~Bndl Cl) Matdl ClllM lat ef &i'OUdM» : ............... Rtvtew • Wtftd el s.nMI THE DAlLV PllOT, TV W'EEJ(, SEPTEMBER 14, 1'75 . m .., um. Ml'Jie m ......,,._ n.tn ''nit Ntne flfk>B" 1:00 e a! Cl) ate EM11 Countess ,..io G ..._ Mirautt (autit Ev• C.bof), tht fl)'*' a.n Hunpriln 1ristOU1t who waa Ed· dlt's first wife, shows up •n New 10:00 Yol\ ind mikes 1n unsuc:cessful IJ BARNABY AND CANNON p11y to rtpln Eddie •nd wjnds up * TONIGHT-SPE'CIAU dem1ndin1 custody of her arand· f:I ~ CD Cl> lllW SUSOle ..,.. dauahter, Ginpr. aiJ 1"li ConclUSiOn of the two-Cl 9 (J) QD m Sutont ' Soa •rt ............. t...... ..... " "OiYorct, S.nford Style" Fred tu'""' Pl ...... , u.. -.1n on l,4nnon cup d to try to reconcile Esther (la· Wednesday nltM, Now flnnly Wanda Piae) ind her husband. turned In • united lnYtStlptiw tf. U MtwCt· (C) (Zlw) ·~ fort. Barnaby (Buddy Ebft) and {m) •s. ·-Burt Lancaster. Cl.nnon (Witll1m Conr1~) masa tbt i Wiid Wiid Wat tv1dtnet of thrtt possibll murders ca (l))(]HD Mtbllt one to pin mponslblllty on tht hu1t eter Campbell becomes peraonilly &1ob•I corpofltfon. Guests lnduda lnvotved In hwo ntws events-th• Ch1rfu Dumlni, Barry Sullivan and theft of • newborn baby and tht Sharon Acker. death or 1n old friend. @. @Sco(j) ~M~ r.ac., Co !._ti 1 ~RP~• ·~ re ~~ ~~~ DtaJet's Clttlce cuests IS 1 would·bt tycoon In ttlt Jth1t llrtleur Sftow world of drua pushers and becomes Profealona! lollq the focal point of a darln1 lnvatl· &•DAHi.. ration by sit. Pepper Anderton . lot An,.._ ,..., Rewlew (An1l1 Dickinson) and Sat Biii la Vida Coe Auntl1t Crowley (Eart Holllm1n). ,.,. ..... Lupqe ,,.,,.... i J!., Et':' 1:)0 fJ (HJ (1) Cl> at•A•rH H I r r y • ..... htnl11 R.,.rt Mor1an lS introduced 1s the new Cit Seat 4-077th unit commandin1 officer, . Phll.ldtfpllil Foll Patlwll Col. Shtrm1n Potter. a reaulu 10-.JO I Thr11 ~ te Advffturt Anny man with an affinity for ...., hones, to the utter consternation of • Hepr O.la Hopr M.aj. Frank Burns whose 1spir1tions u·oo fJ (!) D l!!m ..... to command are thereby shattered. · ft (I}~ Ntwa DQCl)9 mQlce & Ille 1· lat of 1Ta11 'This Hallowed Garaae" When Sil BDb city officials notify Ed (J~ Albert· , .r..: ""Tiie Fuaftlyt llftd" son) .•nd Chico (Freddie Prinze) (dra) '60-Marlon Brando Joanne th1t city bulldozers will knock down Woodward· ' their 1ara1e within 48 hours. Ed I The ~man Fiie "mans the battlest1tlons," ind Chico tries lo "con'' the city into TM Mod Sqllld makina the 1ar11e 1n hlstorlcll 1 Cf) '"" Cuna limn Sert.I monument Ronny Gr1h1m end Scat 8ft nme WrestSlna Min Crouthers CO·st1r. . TM lflleB 8tftrtJ ' Yldal Sassoon Show <a Cf)> t.ewe Amtrlcan stJlt I Mm Grfffhl Show • El Show dt RM1t1 Peru 11:15 @m Cintlll 34 11:30 U@ (I) CIS late ,...: CC> 9:00 fJ @ Cil Cf) Hlwall fM.O After •'fbt Dtvl"a Dlupttr" (~p) '75 collarina 1n escaped convict on the -Belind1 Montaome,y, Shelley lsl1nd of H1w11i, Steve McG1rrttt Winters. escorts him towud O•hu and the I u Ci) 9 m J ... .., Clraot st1te prison 1boanf • police 1ircraft The HfftJlllMMfl that crashes in tht thick forest dur· Mnlt· ~ ef Sc:otlalld Ina 1 severe storm. With the pilot 1nr (mp) '44-C. Aubrq Smith. dead and Mc:G1rrett crippled with O Cg Cf)) CJ) Wide Wtftd Spt- 1 serious lea wound, the prisoner mJ 'l'ifbe Undtrwof1d; A POf1ralt t1kes control ind Intends to ua In Powe(' McG1rrett ., his host•&• to resume CJ) Mowte· "'Can NoftWdt rrr h!s fliaht from Justice. Char1es {mys) ·u· _ James Stewart, Let J. Cioffi auests. Cobb Q@(l)Qja;,Ttte hdford G)Mlsslott· ,.,...,._ Ales ''Th• Flmsworth Strltaaem" l2:00 · Roc:Jcford combat' • lfOUP ptfl)t· tr1tln1 I fnud on his friend o.t. e Chuck Berry Heads Don Bed!er (Joe S.nt°'>· with a sdleme * Kirshner Rock Concert uslna J1ekh1mmers ind 1n oil ria Fall Season Premiere th1t lmprusu even the crooks. Unda Evans ind Pit Flnley ruest. I Doti lftshntfa ·-c.nart The Untoudltblts • Mavle: NJllt "adenn" (adv) QI Cf))(}) EE AIC frld11 ' -Rod C1meron, Ilona Massey. : (C) (Zhr) "'il11S11 CltJ Mn-9 lodl Conctrt aacn" (dra) '75 -Dale Robertson, 12:30 0» Mowtt: "l'ht Pt1toatf' (dra) '55 Bo Hopkins. Robert Wilden, Scott -Jack H1wklns, Alec Qulnnesa. Brady, Lynn Lorina. In Jun~. 1933, 1:00 8 9 m MMl111CM Spedal f1med G·Mln Melvin Purvis finds .. his e1pture of 11naster Frank Nuh 1;45 fJ Mowte: ~ a... Wa MJ the slanal '°' 1n 1mbush by other YtW (d~) 41-Walter Pldfton, ainpttrs. M1orttn 0 H1t1, Roddy McDowall. m The lefd OMS 2:30 m All·NtcM Show: "'1\• fOf the @Movie: (C) (2Jlr) "'The Rall-SJiOw," .. JtllUJ C... latefr" ... ...,. (dra) '56-Burt Lancaster, J:lO 6 Movie: •A UW, StMJ'° (com) Kath1rlne Hepburn. •U -Barbara Hale, Biii WHlltms. . I • New Show. They've got to meet their deadline and cover the day's stories . ~tones that will excite you, make you laugh, touch your heart Jackie Cooper stars MOBILE ONE Gl:OOPM® E>4U IOll«TSOt4 IS MILV1H PUIMS. Ct-MAH, tf: 111 ~1 ...... t ___ _._..~ 19331 IATHTUIS AIJ fO« GIH. IAHKS All fO« ~ AP«> MllOH GUMS DO THI TAUC~. ABC FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 89:00PM(i) A WORt.D TE.lEV1SION PREmlERE. !Due to melUre ~ "*"'· ~ ditcretion Is~-' ~ niE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 14, 1'7a 1/ •PERSONALIZED •sTYUSH •EASY TO USE 1000 •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE AND SIZE OF LABEL Mr•. John D~ 123 Main Street AnJtOwn, AnJ•tate 123A5 Label• Do Not Have A Printed Boru•• Stylish Vogue type on fine qu•lity white gummed piper. r---------------------, Fill in this coupon. clip and mail with $1.50 to: Pilot Printing Label Div., Post Office Box 1 UO Costa Mew, CaUfornla 92626 •• Sure to UM your Zip Cod• L ---------------------~ ..... 19 .. . niE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEl<. SEPTEMBER 14, 1975 Q)TMMwtlMt .............. ~ SATURDAY UY .. If T_,. L1M»B(J!Cl)Cl)ca. ~I,._ f.t) s.a .. Str..t ,....... ' . SEnEM8£R 20 l•JO_..~~IT\a-__ ,..... ·~ .... tel If' {mus) '50 ' :t:.:' •\SJ-.• __, '-June ·· Htvtt, Glort1 OeHmn, • a Ci) a m ""' PalltW wun."' l.Un4ffctn. Ci) .... : ,..... ___ ,. It .... 5:55 Qj) NIC s.ta M AlctNI Dtubtlltlltelce ca CIJ> (I) TIM t.tst ..., ~ Dettt. I frtt.ls .. .._ ~ (wet) •sa.,..Evtrttt Slolnt, Mtwie! ...... ~ ef 11\ae" (1dv) fll)J•• .......... ....a· 1:00 Cl) Su•flltf Semester ·10 -Lorelli De Luca. II> Ill r Pllalelltl m Mtwlt: '"hwff'• ea"'°"' ewes> 6:!0 Cl) 1V I CWstoo• •53-0ele Robertson, Vlr1lnl1 Mayo, 1:30 1J MiM! (C) .,_ YtllC Tu· , -M -..a IM" (,;es) '54-Mttil Glynor, Jtf. fOPl•v .,,. ........ , 9:00 D 0 Cl) di m Lalld " ... 'I Hunter. t<etft BtuMllt. m llt'a Rip Last .... T'* 7 OOult-~ D lhwle: ........ , Wat" (WU} Tiit YkJWli : 9 Ci) am C..SWJ + 4 'Sl -John P1yne, Dennis O'Ketft. · .... T...._ Wli lM Weettlld ~Cl) 2:001--• Tnll111• p <9 Cf)) CJ) H t 1 I K o n I (QI CIJ) CJ) Adwtl(-,.• ti U. ~ USA I~-M lie .....-.: "11tt f1Jl11 ........ ,. m lrotlltr Buzz .... , u (1dv) '39-Ptul Ktft.., Oov1 Corri-fJi) Eltdltc ContpeftJ Mitter ht9n' ....... btrtMod ,, 7:l0 II New Appf'Oldltl to""' lcllMI t-.JOl IHJ CD Cl)...., Dw 1 ·'11111 w• II IM IWl t.u,.'"' , Olsd~• · u Cll ma.. • ... ~ ~ .......,. ..,. Jl~-f£~r.S:-~ •• ,,,, ~~>>~ w't: u. Cnc'•... ~C:.:: m ... "Rlch1rd ........ _ ~ CMmbertaln'' I You a Tiit 11Mt1 : Ylla AltiN CD U.S. ...., EJe1aem11 ...., 10:001 ~Cl>(() aaa.111111 ...., 2:30 Ir to ~ • (l)Teny a Hit Frltndl • Ql@am••ru• t•• .....,, n.tn Clrmcel.... Mt tf ... Al* .... (C) wn.. Artlr'I ... 1:00 R Q7J (I) Cl) ,....._ a II•• I n.., a Wiie • . (scf..fi) '60 -Gtfltd Mohr, .... Alcittbal ~~ ................. P.tt~ IJ, am s.ent lift " 1 ;:. ... ~=... a:; <com> •40 -Brtndl Joyce, l haletttn -~~ .. ~,~~ "' llut M•ltll• 10:!0 I 9 Ci) tlQ) m Wl:StwtM . Cl) ....... Seeet Courqeou Cat iltwii: '1ifW Yert Cffftcltdar Ci) Velce _, Aptatblrt Unit Foar (dre) 'SS -Rlch1rd Conte, Annt c..t1y 5'91ta:M 81ncroft, Broderick Crnford. : w.... !Tiie Rffltma • ~ USA !!! (IJ) Cl) G) t1lt OM 1111 ••. • • •nd now, nve from the Ed Sull1V9n Thuter In New York. Saturday Nllht Uve with How•rd Cosellf" lt 111 beclns S.turct.y (September 20) with the prwmler• shaw •lrt .. 8:00- 9:00PM on ABC. And, bedeck· ed In his dinner Jacbtt CoseM looks reedy to ...... the host of International celebrities and erftertalnment stars he's pt1n- nln1 to h.,,e onsta1• with him. Saturday Nleht uw wtn be the onty entertelnment precram of Its kind on nMwot1c Wlvlslon and wnt frequently Include spe,; clel satelllte brolclcnts from wherever areat entertainment or Important newsbr .. u ere happening. ' ... 't -1:00 8 Last tf t11t Mell't• In the D ~ Celt CWltlp forest. Mejor Htyward's party Is at MO'rie: "'Ce4 11 MJ Parta" 1mbush1d bi tht Huron Indians. (dra) '57 -Walter Brtnnan, John but H1w\fyl and tht Mohbns ~~......... come to tht rescue. ,..._... 8~~~,..,,. 11:00 u~ Cl) far o.t ..... Gij CD MaJer ltl&H tams to bt announced. I TQ .... : ........... s.tll <9 Cl)> CI> m _... •aar Tiiis Is tM llfl o.ctrk CNI.,.., 11:'6 IJ @ (I) (J) .... ..... Cl)Mme: ......... An~ (dra) ~66 -Rid\lrd Harrison, ~ Anderson. D fa Cll> Cl> &> A•erlcu .......... ms.a .. Sb'llt • ' ' A 0 ,_, • 1 • •• , I I ,, 12.1IO ll@W (I) v.., ., at .,.. ..... a .... : -O.Mlb ., ,... Air' (dra) '52-Annt Baxttr, Dale RI~ Cameron Mltdlell. -........... Clllltr ....... ... ea ... U:301'~fat~ ca(()> Cll m 111tM ,..... Tennessee at UCl.A. m lost In Spaa m Three Stootts .~ .... -· (ns) '65 -AIUm WMt, Robert Hundar. AdiM: ....,aer ~~ltfeftlDle" ea.trJPllCt t : ,...,.._, ...... ,...., . c.m ••• ,. •• .s....., ........ ~ ... Red Menace" , e:8Wllf1w..t1lllr ...... ~,. 4:30 R 02) Cl) CIS Spotts S,1dlcN11 ftitured events include: "Chim· plonslalJI 400 NASCAR RICI,.. from · BroolilYI. Mich.; and ''The Btl· dlmt," $10()i()0fl ... dtd flCt fot 3-rur:olds '" • fiUla and mares, from S.Jmont P1rk. N.Y. ()) ...... P)tt (J)MMrl4 U.......,.ondttbad aJ li..tilt s,otts lit-. g)c.ttu .... S:CIO~~n'ablnd ~tl!,VEBAW• ww. l ~;:M:ldC-IVJ hntlt'a Chldru'a 'IV lpedaJ AIWl•fulJ 5:30 ~ ~Gil.!!.,CIJ ..... at WFl/SH FotCbalf (3hr) South· tm Calif. Sun va. Shrtvtport Stt1mtrs. 69 Uttle Ruab frour f • t • • I ~ J I • 1:001~e..Cll• ..... lti lattla ''Tht Bittle of Fr,anca: Blitzkreia'' . llntltel l.....We MctitWIJY Malca• lluskals Ci) NaUMal c.,np111c ........ Pf'llldtftt ford's s,.dt at ,.,. ,.. .. (l)D<tB Cll>a>""" MIC Ntn Coltttt11U Jet&Sea : ~ "'u.. Gott tM c...try .... MaJce • TIM f1sllefau "" Uttle Marcie 7:00 Candid ea.,. ...... ,, Coast . TIMn.tWq lewl'-f for O..lan s..., a c..,.., [JWllWil! Us ~ WOfN at War Itel 9 Ci) Splct: 1999 .... 12 ~~America I~~ U.UC. W• Slllw ........ Dr. Jaatn 1na.-. ...., 7:30 II WBd Wodd ......... D Don Adams Screen Test * Guests Milton Berte and Sally Struth~ · 11 Dee Mam' Senn Tat Milton sen. 1nd Sany StNthtrs auest I l.ftt .... ltJlt a..rs Mah A Dtal ...... 222 Tlntpa Sobn ti Tltmpe Woman 1.-00 I) (fl) CV Cl) Thi .ltfftl1HS A -. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 14, 1975 New Show. irs going to be on hour of glittering entertainment with guests: John Denver, 'tennis star turned singer Jimmy Connors, Paul Anka, John Byner, ''The Bay City Rollers" live via satellite from England, the cost of the Broadway hit "The Wlz:• singing sensation Shirley Bossey -plus the kind of unpredictable surprises tllot con only happen on live television! SATURDAY NIGHT UVE WITH HOWARD COSEll GPre111iereL-GOPM@ Steve Forrest stars as the team leader of S. W.A. T. -the special cops the cops call when there's trouble too hot to handle. S.W.A.T. 99:00PM® Page '" "EW! 7:30PM SATURDAYS DOH ADAMS SCREEH TEST HOWi as big name stars and unknown stUdio audience hapefuls r~nact famous movie scenes. This week: $ally Struthers, Miiton Berle ICMllOI Betty White, as the "Happy Homemaker," and Edwerd Asner, H Lou Gr11nt, try to discover the causes of Mary's depression, on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Saturday (Sept. 20) at 9PM on CBS. ... ,. 22 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 14, 1975 quiet Sunday mormn& explodes into 0) PNmler Fiim a wild family mix·up when Louise t·.-fJ ~ fT\ Cl)'°' .,_.._.., ...__ ind the Willises plot to take -1U1 ~ .....,,..., -Georae's mind off his wort!. Howard Insists on )olnlna Bob and ..-,... m""" .:..-E •.,. 1•c 1 ! Emily's 1nnlvtrury dinner at 1 .,.. ~ \.llU \UI'! ~ • f1shlonablt ai1caao restau11nt In "T.he Old En1ine C11m" Fire Depart· order to enlist their •id In popplni ment research into the best meth· the question to Ellen. Howard, how· ods of combatin1 fires lnvoMnc _ ... _ .. __ 1 ... _ d sulphur trioxide takes 1 fri1htenln1 tver. "'"'~ up n t... utch •nd turn when 1 firemen fills into the Bob is forced to do tht proposln1 ~m~~ ~~~ 11 Liar's Club @ m 8tx.ln1 Frt• tM Olpipk 0 (~ (J)>CIH!J PRE II I EI E m CetllltrJ Canml Sltu1'11ay Nl1ht wtt11 Howard CoM11 fll) ltr&11N11t ~"Tht M11iclan" W~•t has 26 fHt, makes a i~ 10:00 fJ (]1J Cf) CJ) rel lunlttt Sam· noise. Ind follows the yellow bridl my Davis Jr. Is QI.'~ suest. road? The cast of the smash Broad· • way musical "The Wlz,"-and they 0 TONY FRANCIOSA IS are all on hand to help "Humble *"MATT HELM"-NEWI Howard" open his new WHkly series. Addltlonal guests for the five show were not available at our press time. 0 L l!l&fit I En1tlbert Hum per· dlncti In nwt meo11a1• fl) Spanish Movie 9 Movie Ell) Hollywood Television Tttutre "Incident at Vichy" (R) @!)Super Show m Japana. Lanauaat Pro111ms l :JO 1J @ (]) Cl) Doc An lttDctive 0 (9 (J))(JHE PREMIERE Matt H1l1n "Dead Mtn Talk" An attractive woman hires Matt Helm (Tony Franciosa) to help her find her father • .an airline owner targeted for assassination, who disappears after escaplna a bomb explosion In his car. Richard Ei•n and Katherine Justice suest. m R1J '"'"' Show fl)Mu*-1 Comst (I) TIM Untoudllbles &) t.u fiordOI Show widow (ruest Janis Pai&•) In her 10:30 (]) TMay at Apa Caliente late 40s uses a variety of physical El) Studio 22/Qulz TIM symptoms to make a play for Dr. Joe (Barnard Hughes). When Doc's 11:00 fJ 0 0 CJ) fl) Ntwt wife (Elizabeth Wilson) sees the 8 Movie: "'Circle of Dteeptfolt" widow k1ssin2 Joe, he's forced to (dra) '61-Bradford Dillman. Suzy "heal" his own family relationships Parker. and face the problem of dislodgin1 I m <a (f)) Cl) ..... the amorous patient. Slnlstet cm ..... ~Pop Goes tht CounbJ (JJ TM P.T.L aub firtatest Sports Leaends Cil Don Ad1ml' Scrtt1I Test Lawrence Welk Show · Rod Concert 9:00 D @ (])Cf) Miry Tyler Moore 11:15 CI) Movie: ..,hantom of the Opera" SliOw Depresifon sets In when Mary (dra) '62 -Herbert Lom, Heather looks around ind discovers she is Sears. leading a very borina life. She EP) Dnmatk l.Alve Storlts thinks she's found the key to re· <9 Cl)) Sdenct FJctJon Theatre llevlnr the monotony by movin1 in 11.--=-F ..... "' C) -h ....... " to 1 new apartment. ·-~ auvlous 5d ( " a,_, 0 @ @ (1gl m NBC S.turdly (adv) '63 -Cary Grant, Audrey Hep. Nlaht Movlt: (C) (2hr) "The Stone burn. Kllltr" (dra) '73 -Charles Bronson, 0 WHktnd Martin Balsam David Shelner Nor· @ Movlt: ..,..utron n. Df. Cir· man Fell, Ralph Waite, Eddie' Are-ontt" (scl·fi) '62-Wolf Reublnskl. stone. Bronson stars as a touah fJ MMle: (C) ""Dtflvtr Us fl"Dfll police officer trylna to un11vel a M .. (dra) '73 -Georst Kennedy, chain of mystery that leads to an Jan.Michael Vincent, Bradford Dill· elaborete plot to use Vietnam vet· man. erans to staae an underworld Cil Movie: "Cflrtstopher Stretl(' massacre (dra) '33-Katharlnt Hepburn, Colin O Movl~: (2hr) .. My Cousin Ra-Clive. Clltt" (dr1) '53-0livla de Havilland, 0 M~: .. Dr. Blood's Coffin" Richard Burton (hor) 61 -Kleron Moore, Hazel (6) "YPD Court. ~ Ill Ci) Bat of Tonl1ht 0 S.W.A.T. GANG VOWS m ihvit: "Walt Et1t Oft Btacon" *TO KILL S.W.A.T. (susp) '52 -Georae Murphy, Fin· lay Currie, Vlrainla Gilmore. 0 (9 (I)) (]) &J S.W.A.T. "Kill S.W.A.T." Hondo and his team are set up as taraets for mass execu· tion by a family of criminals who have convinced themselves that the death of one of their kin was an act of brutality. Ben frank, David Nash, David Canary and Diana Hyland auest. O Movlt: (C) (2•nhr) '*Not 11 A Stran1er'' (dra) '55 -Robert Mit· chum, frank Sintlra, Olivia de Havil- land. m Dollar Survival 1:00 O At Ont With • • • "Jerome Richardson" 1:30 IJ Movie: (C) "Stan I Stripes Forever'' (mus) '52-Clitton Webb. Robert Wasner, Debra Paaet. Cil Movie: "'Spitfire" (dra) '33 - Katharine Hepburn, Robert Youna. m All·Nl&ht Show: .. Newer Tnist A Camblar," "Conquertd City," ..,.,. dOfl Us" 3:00 1J Movie: (C) wTht Jadals" (wes) '67-Vincent Price, Diane lvarsen . In" m- RE An elm her for ft tr his lne It" uzy ra" her n" In· me es) n. 11JO l:OO "°° 1130' 1.-00 9100 7aJO = t:OO ... • IU.,DAY, MPYIM•U l4 £~~ (KJ.fl) '61 -Aoti.rt ~all, Jamff Caan. '"Tw.e "'~>~~<~>~I~ ~a~o~:r.. ':.::~1~"• o.y. 11 ..,.. ~ Veit" (dta) '40 -Ann Todd, Jam .. MalOj\. ... ,_rt L.otn, ,1 C'19(C '?...!.._CC> '°'Clhret"' (min). '72 -UH 'Mlnnelll, Joel Orey. ) · .... Y.UOW Rota.~ (com) '65 -lncrtd 8•1"1man, Rex H•ni•on. MOHDAY, Sll'T'IM•D IS t (C) "AnewMN" (wH) '53 -Charlton HMton, Jack Pal•nca. 5 (C) .. IEJMer QantrJH {dra) '60 -Burt Lancatter, Jean Simmons, Jhlrt.~ Jones. 4 21 • IV Cd "'l"lle ~t ,..., .. (corn) ·u -Jack Ltmmon, Catharina Dan.we, .. llY t<eir.rrnan, ~r LtWford. TUDDAY, HPnM•ot It t ;::, .. ~ "" OuttaW" (was) '59 -Robert Ryan, Burt tvn. Tina (C) ..,,... tc.ntucklan" (adV) '!55 -8urt Lanc:...iar, Walter Matthau. Oh1na Lynn. Wl!OHUDAY, SU'ftMaU 17 t (C) ..,,,.le U.....,..n., (wH) '60 -Burt L.anca•tar, Audr.y Hapbum, f2: Murp~y. I ''Trapqe"" (dra) ''6 -llurt LtncHter, Tony Curtla, Qlna Lollo-, Sida. 10 •-n.. IJM""'*' Man .. (d,.) '69 -Rod 8tel1ar. Claire Bloom. ntURSDAY, SUTtMaO ta t ~C) ;tow ror T ...... ~com) '60 -Dean Martin, Fra.nk Sinatra. C) -.. era Cn.11'' <~ !S4 -Burt Lancamr, Gary Coo~r. 2 1 I • U:> "Rell lun (df'9) '7l -Ctiar1n Bronton, Urtula AndrM& Alaln Delon, Capuclna, Tashiro Mltun~. ' FRIDAY, SEfl'TIMHlt It t (C> "left of A GMf'lftCMer'' (wH) ·u -RuH Tamblyn, Jamn l't'tll· brook. ' 6 (C) .. ANdle'' (wH) '!S4 -Burt l..al\eastar, Jean .-.Cars. 1 (2' I> S <C> .. icans .. Qty M ... cra" (dm '75 -Oat. Robamon, llO Hopkln1, Robert Walcfen. Scott Brady, Lynn Lor1na. SATURDAY, KPTtMan 20 4 2'J I 10 (C) ..,,... Sllllna IUI...... (dra) '73 -Cher1n llronaot1 M•rtln 81lsem, O.vld 8Ml"9r Ralph Waite Norm1n '•II. ' I "Vy Couatft Recher ("ra) '53 -Ollvla de Havlllartd, Richard Bur· ton, 1 <C01>1 • .:'"°'d •• A Sttance,.• (dra) '85 -Robert Mitchum, F"ranll Sinatra, "'' • H1vllland • TV !PORT! H/OHl/OHTt SUNDAY, 8£1'T£MBER 14 lO:OOAM 8 ~Cl) Cl) NFL Football N.Y. Jets vs. New England Patriots. , l:OOPM 8 @ Cl) Cl) NFL Football St. Louts Cardinals vs. Denver Broncos. 8 USC Footbltl TrojaM vs. Duke Blue Oevlls. 2:00 D Celebrtty Tennis 8:00 8 UCLA Football Bruins vs. Iowa State. 4.-00 D (Qt CJ)) CI> a> Coll919 Footblll '75 1:00 Ci) USC Football MONDAY, SEPTEM8ER 15 .. l.'OOPM D (9 (()) (]) GD 'NCAA Footbell Notre Dame at Boston Collea•. 9:00 D KA8C $pedal "Johnny Rutherford" A profile of the man Who won ttte 1974 lndlanapolls '500.' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 ll:OOAM 8 QI (j) a:i ID Matot Leaaue Bueball Teems to be In· nounced. Cl Thia Is the NFL ; 12:30PM D (Qt (()) (])GD NCAA Football Tennessee vs. UCLA. 2:00 Iii Thll WHk In the NFL 3:00 8 NFL Game of the WMk 4:Ja • If! Cl) C8S SPGt1s Spectacular featured events Include: "Championship 400. NASCAR Race." from Brooklyn, Mich.; Ind 't'fhe Beldam•," $100,000.edded race for 3-year-olds and up, fillies and mares, from Belmont Par1t, N.Y. 5:00 f) (9 Cl)) Cl) aJ ABC's Wide Wortd of Sports 5:30 m WFl/Sun Football So. Cal. Sun vs. Shreveport Steamers. IATUMAY: SIPiiW:i lltlt (PJL) I • llCIOA .... tf .... 3:JO Mat .__ ... ...,_,. (PIS) "The Numbera Came" ' 4:00 -..u., CWM (f<OCE> "Slut Grus; Clflyon Gr.a" 4:JOC,..... Wtftln ~ "~ Bradbury" · l :OOn....,.ftllf ....... 1:00 ._. M (P8S) ··c,..t Timw.· by Joseph Furnas 7:30 Meal....._ W.U. (KOCE) l :OOHI• .._....,..., ~ ('8S) 1:3011q1c· tf OI ,....... (KOCE) 9:00 ......... n.n (PIS) "Nine T1IA>n" £pbode I SUNDAY: SUTtMID U.. (P.11.) • 3:00 "' .......... Felt ,...., (PIS) 4:00..,.. CllJ -4 ~ (Pfl) "Skydlvtrs" 4:30F .... flf ... ,._ . 5:30 n.tit I• AIMf1cl "Paradise lost" 7:30 Fecn tf Autu•• "Friends In· deed!" 1:00 ,.,_. #ltt Wltta "flotynce Ken· nedy'' (PBS) 1:301 ... 1t1c ......... (PIS) t :30 Fbtq U.. 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I. c-eo' , ........ 60" ~(foo tHHHJ • A a"""' A. A /"'\ A ~ • ..!.. "-:! -y Y~';d - The Marantz Model 2245 AM/FM Stereo Receiver is unmiltched for SYperb FM, clean high power, and sophistiated control. With utter reliability, it offers 90 Wiltts continuous RMS into 8 ohm speilkers from 20 Hz to 20kHz with under 0.3% THO and IM distortion, and ±0.5 dB frequency response! The professional preamp control section includes: stepped, 3-zone tone control for BASS, MJO, TREBLE; provisions for 2 tape decks, phones, 4 channel adaptors, etc.; and precision control over virtually every audio variable! Nr TNllt Price W•$4H.tl ·weather & Health: Fas~inating Facts That Affect Us All DAILY PILOT SEPTEMBER 14, 1975 From Our.Kitchen: Al' Tasty, Low-Cost Fish Casserole How Well Do You Know the Art of Problem-Solving? • Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. • ...,, &. I llfYHOlOS l'OMCCO CO. 19 mg. "'tar•, t3 mg. ·niaJtN IV. ps cignta. FTC ~ MAil 76. .. FOK HEBB ALPERT I'" rwl ,_•re ememely rick. Wlaat eleet would Jome all 1'0'll' 1DODe1 hue OD ,,,..?-BA., Sau .htcJnio, Tew • V«y little: fd be eacdy the same as I mn now. Money gives me freedom to dQ what I want, but it im't No. 1 in my life. My fatber, who manufactured ladies coab and suits, made a moderate living. We didn't wallow to luxury, but we didn't struggle, either. I was rt!ectly ha.PPJ with the littJe I had, aaaOoukl be agamif had to. fmnot knoddng it-but it's not the answer to everything. FOB NOEL NEllL, LoU Lt1M in tM old SUJM""Oft '*'°'" Bow bag ago did George Bene., the .... who piaJed Sapennan, dieP And haw did he die?-May Andersoa, Uptun,Mus. • He died in 1959. The rumor has been going arouod for years that be got so wrapped up in the Superman role that one day be thoaght ~could really fly and jumped oot of a window. Actually be died of a gunshot wOund which was said to be seJf.mflieted. FOK IUlS. HELEN TWEEDY~ owner of "'Secret""4:r I read that hones sbarten their liws by so many moeths with nf1rf nee they rwa. la du. true OI' fahe?-Mn. F'.C.M., Colondo Sprinp, Colo. • False. Horses do not shorten their lives by running races. Kelso is an eumple of a horse that raced till he wu nine yean old. then he was used for hunting. But it is true that hones with problems in their 1ep increase the chances of breakdown in each race. Ruffian had an exceptional tem- perament, but she resisted help. It was this that caused her , ultbnate death. FOR THE •ASK THEM YOUBSELF" EDITOR Bow old ii Jack 1,.1..,..., and is he really u &t as he pro- feslCll to be?-W .E.L., HolJywood, Calif. • Jade is 60 and, from all aocounts, seems to be in perfect physical shape. On his last birthday, be aooomplbhed the seemingly imposn'ble feat of swimming &om Alcatraz to Fi&IMnian's Wharf with handcuffs on his wrists, shackles OD his ankJes, towing a 100-Jb .. boat shdfed with sandbags. The purpose, of course, was lJUhlicity; but at the same time he proved that men of bb age don' have to be athletic has- beeos. Said Jade: •pOI' my 8.llt birthday I'm planning som~ .'8dr ua..,,.. thing-in the New Yark area-that will make my 60th look u dWl as ~:J nursery rhymes backwards.• He was ~ oeotly reco by the American Academy of Achieve.- ment for bb oootdbutioo to inspiring youth and helping America become a nation of physically 8t specimens. CO¥M Photo by Tony Kent/TraNWorld I knew misted-but I only knew ft fnteDectuaDy. Now I bow ft fllMtimally. So I have a much more anpathetic feeling towards the anderprivileged than I b.d befcn. You might say prilDo bu been a good tmpeiieooe in the 1oog nm. SoJ:zbeoitsyo sakL and rm parapbruing. ""Wbeo you are young. it seems love can oooquer all. A. you get older, you realize that life ii more thaD Jove.• I realimd 8naIJy that life ii not limply a bve .u.y. It's much more than that. FOlt vm.11 CAM It It ..... tD become • famom dapr today than It ... iD dae da11 ol ]wt, Gu1ancl, Nat Dag <Ale aDd odaenP -D.R., We11port, Coan. • No. It's never been euy to become ~ pertkularly u a lings. U anJthjng. I think it'• tougher now. Tbere1 much men new talent around for the public to se&-aod judp-becau:se of television. U there are twice u many of you, you have to work twice u hardl FOB BOB BARD~ hod of "The Price 11 Rlghr What's ..,._ tea'et for rememberiq people'• MmmP-S:P., Cuper,w,.. • It's all ooooentration. People on the show are my tools. I MUST bow their names. Ir's my job. But introduce me to people at a cocktail party, and I can't remember who tbeY are two minutes lats. FOB llRS. BABE BUTH Wtn you for or apiDst Bank Aaron breakin& ,.,._. -. band's home nm reconl?-IUcbard Sanl>orn, Pt. Pleasant, N.J. e I was all for it. In fact, fm all for anything or anyooe that can bring excitement and color to the game aod ball l*h· Hank's marvelous performance made me feel very proud. My only regret was that I wasn't able to see that record-breaking home run in person. FOR BOBBY KNICHT, U. of Indiana btuletboll coach What punishment would you recommend for colleges that recruit il1egally?-J.B., Balalo, N.Y. • U school ofBcfals are trying to get away with murder, they should get the death penalty when they are caught. I think the coach should be fired and the school Jose its schedule for a year. We have either got to set up a sb'ingent set of rules or set up a semi-pro league to subsidiu those athletes that are getting cars, clothes and tickets that alom- oi buy back later for a fraction of the cost. 599'-"'bet 14, 1f15 fiind&Mt4' The Ne'npaper M11guJne A Ulill lhn ....... C l11l1n1, IM. ,.., _ _. K. -. ca ...... o1,,.. ...,.,, llORTON FRAMIC. ,.,.eldMf aN l"lltl1• LEONAAO L DAVIDOW. CMlw HOBCJCI 0. CARMEY, h9c. ~l,,A..oc. Pt·t•Aier PATRICK IL UMIUY, Y.P.-Ad Director llOflT nRS«Y, V.P.-Edltor~n-Chlef ~ D'Allu•ldro, Marll.ttlng Mgr.; R11ao .. Dodloa, ManllQlng Editor Genlld a. Wroe, Eutem Mor.;.....,.. D. c.nol. NcMrd Y..,.., Art Director Meoc:. EMtem Mgr.; '-~. '1.. .....,,.. Mi .. .,., Senior Editor CNc-vo Mgr.; Lw1w .. Phl. Detroit Mgr. lhrllJn "-. Food Editor ......._ • pt me, .,_ def U.. ...S Hlit-d, Auoclale Edltorw: ... llc:G8ntlf. Loe Angeles end 8*'I FrDCl-=o. Hiii LMdon and Robin A. nwwe. "*"'"° RDAT109: LD E.LIS. Y.P.-olr.ctor; e..... ........ Art Aul· Qao.te .,._ PlctufN. ::::: ~ C: =~·.;":':' ~: Contributing Editors: ~ Bor1 1 hz; BuelneM M.,.ger; .....,. ....,, Promotion; Robert CWW... ......_ HoweiN c.,t ll!Jler, Men:hancl1lng. p.., J. Opp1nt11••• Anita...._,, HNdquartetsl41 LeXtngton Ave., N.Y., N.Y.100:22 ""OOUCTIOM: ~ llllen. Dir.; e 1978 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rtohte reeerved. .....,. ~Makeup. Dr. H. E. Landsberg By T. K. lrwln I t's ao evening in March. A middle-aged salesman quietly watcbiog TV at home suddenly suffers a mild heart attack. A young housewife, hit by a splitting headache, feels unaccountably depressed. A oioc-year-old boy, usually genial, goes on a ram- page, smashing toys in bis room. What is happening? The weather is happening. That day the barometer dropped sharply and a cold front came on abruptly. The result was that people's health, behavior and cfficieocy were affected in ways that science bad never evoo realized were possible. Now, fresh insights and clues to hu- man response to the clements arc forthcoming from the American Institute of Medical Climatology, an informal "in- visible college" o( doctors, me- teorologists and physicists who exchange findings through their scientific grapevine. To learn their latest research rcvelatioos, FAMILY WEEICJ..Y called OD the lostitute's president, Dr. Hel- mut E. Landsberg at the Uni- versity of Maryland. Herc's how Dr. Landsberg (a meteo- rologist and former director of climatology with the U.S. Weather Bureau) and other practitioners in th.is burgeoning branch of medical scicoce siu up the often complex impact of weather factors on our well- being : Your Heart. Most studies stress that heart attacks mount during very cold days, espe- cially when low temperatures are triggered by sudden weather changes. Exposu~ to high snowfall may cause death.more so for men than for women, based oo the theory that men generally spend more time out- doors. People with congestiY• heart di ..... can't take beat waves. A nationwide poll of physicians disclosed that most Weather and You: Your Dlnesses, Your Moods in Rain or Shine of them believe sbortneu of breath in cardiacs increases d9r- ing muggy weather became out- side heat makes it more difficult to get rid of metabolic heat, thus placing a load on the heart. Angfna petn usually exacer- bates during a cold snap, in cold winds and on muggy days. Migraine headaches. Bright sunshine and reflection from snow bring on or aggravate Jt- tacb. In a study by the British Migraine Aaaociation, those af- flicted also reported suffering episodes bdore thundentorms or blizzards. Arttvltla. &periments with arthritic patients showed that their joints began to ache with the onset of a combination of rising humidity and falling bar- ometric pressure. Many ar- thritics are so weather-sensitive they start feeling worse even before the barometer falls. "Humidity triggen a physio- logic reaction," Dr. Landsberg explains ... Joints especially arc a.trected. The shoulder and hip joints have cavities with fluid. With a change in the outside atmospheric pressure, the joiots act like a barometer, and this causes pain." Asthma. In a Chicago boe- pital, asthmatic patients were feeling fine. In mid-afternoon, as rain began to fall, every pa- tient felt the familiar choking Mental stability can be related to weather disturbances. ..• For some people, hot, moist weather can lead to violence and suicide. sensations. At 9 P.M., the rain subsided and they recover~ somewhat. Two houn later, an ear-splitting summer storm hit and all the patients went· into attacks that continued through the following ~Y· This was the pattern of uoatable meteoro- logical cooditioos: a sudden drop in temperature, then a marked rise in humidity with sharp O.uctuations in baromet- HOW TO WEATHER-CONDITION YOURSELF Here are some rul89, recom- mended by medical cllmatolo- glsts, to safeguard you against unfriendly elements. •rrr t o adapt to weather changee.. Doctors used to advo- ca te taking hot and cold showers. This ls stlll sound ad· vice. People who exercise out- doors and take cold showers In the morning probably survive tonger than those who take pllls. •eetore l•vlng home In the morning, check your barometer « WHthef repcwt. If there's been a sharp drop In the barometer, prepare for en off day. Don't OY8feJ1Cert yourself. Drive ceu- tlously. Don't let a foul mood con- trol Important decisions. •ff a audcMn weather shift .. ptedict9d and you euffer trom aathma, emphJ'MfNI M hMrt ells.. ..... Wl1 home If you can. •0n hot da,.. ..., IOOM-- flttlng, ligM-colored clothM ol porous met.NI. Overweight peo- ple have a rough time withstand~ Ing blistering heat and become candidates for heat stroke. Drink plentJ of ..... •1n cold WHther, thin people are more prone to physical and mental fatigue and should ..., clolhee that kMp the body ..... •Make Your OWn Weether cal· ender. "Learn your reactions to weather conditions," Dr. Lands- berg suggests. "Keep a record, day by day, for a year or so. You'll get to know what kind of days make you feel poorty or stimulate you to do creative work, and what days you should stick to routine teaks. Thia way, you could wln4 up thanking the weather, not blamlng It." , ric pressure-tint a drop, then a rise. and finally another drop. EmphrMt'lla, Bl'OftChltla. R••Plr•torr Aliment•. "BreatbeHility of air aftectt these people," aa11 Dr . .Landa- berg. "With an impaired res- piratoiy system; the more con- taminants you take in, the more trouble you have. breathing. When the air is contaminated, people with chronic broochitia or emphysema suffer. Stagnant air, with little wind and clea.r sties-especially in the evening -results in an accumulation of pollution, particular1y in at.ies.'' Ulcen, Int_... Dlwclln. One study in Philadelphia found that the peab of hemorrhages from d uodenal ulcen occurred during the months of March and April and October through November at times of marked variations in temperature. As for other intestinal trouble$, Dr. Landsberg says that oonsti- patioo is likely to be linked to cold weather. Diarrhea is more common in bot weather when food contamination .is likely to occur since heat stimulates bac- -terial growth. The Common Cold. As we all know, most colds and cases of pneumonia happen in winter when we're physically more vul- nerable. But British resea.rchen recently concluded that tem- perature f luctuatio"' rather than tetnperature level are more significant. "Continuation of cold weather," they reported. "can result in fewer colds, demon- strating that the thennoregula· tion mechanism (located in the hypothalamus) can adjust to any given temperature if main- tained for long enough periods." Other climatologists believe storminess is a culpriL l.t cre- ates constant shifts in tempera- ture, barometric pressure and humidity. lb is erratic weather causes chilling, which seems to pl'edispose us t~ a cold. Even though bad weather can't pro- Continutd • • FAMILY WEEKLY, ~ber 14. 1915 . <i- ._,. Rediscoveri!_ig natural fOod fiOet; America's forgotten nutritional element Recent observations suggest food fiber important than previously thou NEW STUDIES ON FOOD FIBER There has been a great deal of. interest re- cently on the subject of. dietarY fiber. Anides and columns in major news-- papers and national magazines have re- ported new scientific observatiom on food fiber and its ~ibleeffect on health. Basically .. they're saying what we've been saying for years: natural food fiber is important to help your digestive system regulate itself. But in addition, they sug- gest that fiber may play an even-greater role in our diet than previously believed. CHANGES IN DIETARY HABITS. These obiervations suggest that, with the change in eating habits in recent years, many Americans may not be getting the food fiber they need. This. in spite of. the . fact that one ci the best sources of food fiber is also the most common. TWO BREAKFAST SUGGFSTIONS.. Which brings us to Kellogg's All-Bran and Kellogg's Bran Buds. Not only are both these cereals rich in natural food fiber. they're also an important source of. vita- mins and iron. Crisp and crunchy even in milk .. they offer two delicious ways to get the food fiber you need in your diet. FOOD FIBER AND HEALIB. lf you' re concerned about fiber and its re- lation to health, think about including ~p: SOURCE CF FIBER: TIIE WHEAT BRAN. Bran. the outermoet laytt of the wheat kernel isoncof the richest 90UJ'CCS of naru-· ral fiber. Bran cont2ins a major share of many of whcati nutrients. includirc vita- mins and minerals. And its low in fat. these two bran cereals m part ci your diet. Kcllogg'sAfl..Bran, inshrcddedfoon. and Ke~'s Bran ~ in bud form. with a slightly different ~. Two excellent sources of natural food fiber. ALL-BRAN./BRAN BUDS THE NUMBER ONE NA TIJRAL FOOD HBF.R Cl!RF.Al.S. I I \leather and You c~ duce a serm it does main the body's heat·regulating mechan· iam 10 that bacteria existing in the upper rc:spira.tory tract can get out of cootrol . ....... lllnea Psychiatrists have noted that mental stability can be related to weather dis· turbaooes. For some people, ~ moist weather can even lead to YkMnce and euldde. Other AllrMntL People with "'1*1-~ abould know that their blood pressure usually rises in cold weather and goes down oo warm days .... Some climatologists say dl8betlca are a«cc::ted by hot weather when the balance of blood sugar i.s upeet u the body tries to com· pens.ate for the chan1e in water balance .... LAukemia is now being studied for climatic links. Pregnancy and Childbirth. Many obstetricians contend that a change in air rnaues, either from warm to cold or from cold to warm. can hdp bring on edmnpela-a convul- sive complication in the latter part of pregnancy or during labor. During a sudden out- break of cold weather, many pregnant women have gone into labor. And on one occasion in Washington, D.C., so many women went into labor that they filled entire hospitals. to the point of placing cots in co~ ridon. Dr. Landsberg suspects a sudden cold wave affects cir· culation and releases the spurns that induce labor. Your lloode and Behntor. Psychologically, a murkily overcast day can be depressing. Many researchen have found ties between atmoapheri<: pres.- sure and ....U111n1a, ecd- denta and aggr111tre acta. One theory holds that falling pressure causes swoUen tissues, a diminished blood flow and in- creased pl"C$Sure on the brain. Thete in tum lead to fatigue or other unplcuaotness in suscep- tible iodividuak. Dr. Landsberg believes monotonous weather is more apt to affect your spirits. For wort, the Mlea1 tempaa· turc ia an •Yen&O 64 deaiea. Seuoaall}' you do your bc9t mental tub in 1ue winter, early sprina.Jbd tall A pro- looged blue sty reduc::es your producdvity. HllZMcl9 In Your e. .. 11-.. ment. Apparently we respond to every whim of the air mus.. The immediate dfect ahowl up in our pulM rMe, ........ ...... blood .,.. ....... --- in all the metabOlic and chemi- cal processes of your body. Some people can adj\llt well. othcn can't. Often. ~ OD the verge of beina aict IUlftD- der to the illness when a aba.rp weather shift dcp.ldel lbeir smn,tb. For the eerioualy ill. a violent weather break can push them over the brink to death. Medical cJimatologiata are learning more about how winds Mental etabllffr can be related to ........ dlatur- bancee. ••• For llOCM peot*, ho~molll ....... can lead to violence •nd •ulclde. transport certain types of dia- ease. For imtaoce, ltnBlg winds can carry hlataplalftlCI 111 and other fungi from chicken coopa. Among important ftndinp which still haven't penetrated to the pub~ Dr. landsbers cites the inftueocc of weather on mcdicinca. DluNilc8, for ex.a.mtsle. are widely prescribed in specific dolaga f0r byper- tensiOJl, heart aod kidney dja... eases, to aeaete and ucrete more water. ..Weather influ- ences water metabolism." says Dr. Landabcrg. "In hot weather people sweat more, aod in cold weather they urinate more. U a patient on fixed doles of diu- ~ excretea too much, pro- sumably be or she could ~ come dehydrated ... Know Your W•llw. Dr. Landsberg points out, .. Most ot us brought up in a botboUle mvi.roomeot are not elutic enough to adapt to. weather' quirb. A lot of mysteries are still unexplained.. But once we understaod what ii now known about the weather in relalioa to bow we fed pbylically and mentally, we1J undcnb.Dd ,_ ounelvc::1 much better... lllm I • FAMILY WEEKLY, 'Mr 14, 1975 Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. American Consumer uncondi- tionally guarantees the 4-piece Vanadium Molybdenum Cutlery Set FOREVER! They are guar- anteed to be t~ finest, tough- est, sharpest you've ever seen or we'll return your money, any- time, anywhere. Even if a truck runs over one, we'll replace it, one month from now, one year, 20 years-forever! ~ C..•-••. lftc. 0.pt. VM-173 Ceroline Road Phlladelot11•. Pa 19176 :.ena me __ Ht(s) ot tile 4 piece ven•dlum Molybdenum Cutlery Set for just $9.98 si-r Mt plus $1 00 si-r set to cover postece end h•ndlins. S~1al Savlnp-two set. for $18.98. Full money back auerantM 1f I em not absolutely dellshted. (Postaae and handlln& excluded.) Enclosed 11 $ _____ _ Address Apt.# City State Zip Check or money order-no C.0.0.'s plu.._ Add Seles T.x Where Appliabl• 00 NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE ITEM~ QUANT. c=J AMT. D Mail Our No Risk Cou .. A~ Low-Cost Fish Casserole This week, Food Editor ilarllJn Haneen makes a tasty casserole. "I've been noticing how reasonable canned mackerel has been," says Marilyn. "This week, I've put together a casserole using mackerel, instant mashed potatoes and all sorts of good things. J You'll love ltl" I iii ~ I MACKEREL VEGETABLE CASSEROLE .._ It. canoe.. deed on clllgOnal Nit bolUng...., 1 IMleepDIMt ........... oll 1 cup eHced onloM ~ cup cftopped.,........,,... a cupe ••~ .....,_ pol8to 1 C8ft (1 lb.12 oa)-.eo.. *8ilaed; ..... ,...Hqukt 1 C8ft (ii OD.) IMCUfel, cblMcl 2 lllbll'IJDOM ...... P-1 IM cfw 1. Preheat oven to 3So•F. Grease a shallow 2-qt. casserole. Coot carrots in salted boiling water to cover 1 S minutes until tender. Drain. 2. In medium skillet in bot vegetable oil. saute onion and green pepper about S minutes until tender. 3. Spoon half of mashed potato in bottem of prepand casserole. Top with 'Yi of carrots, v.i of onion-pepper mixture, v.i of tomatoes and all of mackerel. 4. Top with remaining mashed potato, carrots, onion-pepper mixture and tomatoes. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. 5. Bake for about 30-35 minutes until heated throughout. In medium saucepan. heat re- served tomato liquid to boiling. Boil aboUt S minutes, uncovered, to reduce liquid. Serve u a sauce with casserole. Mohs 4-6 servings TART 'N' TANGY YEGET ABLE SALAD 1 pkv. (I oa.) AIM ........ 1 \le cupe bolllng waler 1 cup gt11'8d cucumber or rew auccNnl 1 teblnpoan wtnepr 1 .... poon grated onion ~ ... IPOCM' ... t Few df'Ope Tllb.-co Crtap eallld ...... 1. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Add re- maining ingredients. 2. Pour into a 3-aip or l ~· ring mold. O:rill until firm. Stir once or twice while chilling to set evenly. 3. Unmold on crisp salad greens. MoJca 4-5 servings WHAT'S SMART: Canned mackerel is really a good food buy-dleaper than either tuna or salmon. Drained, and blended with mayon- naise, seasonings aod pictle relish, it mates a hearty sandwich filling too. FAMll.Y WEEKLY, September 14, 191'5 • t Now you can make over a dozen kinds of breads from one basic "Easy Does 1t" Yeast Breads Recipe. like our Delicatessen Rye. It's easy and delicious. Then, to make the variations, just add or subtract a few ingredients. Look for our "Easy Does It" Recipe for whole wheat, white. or rye on separate packs of all·natural Red Star• Yeast ... for~ bakin~ naturalty. Or you can fmd our basic reape with all its variations in~de specially marked sacks of Pillsbury ... the Idea Hour. Homemadebreadsmadeeasy. Yourfamilywdllove 'em .. -... - .... - Problem-Solvlog: Do You BeaDy Know This Elusive Art? TRUE OR FALSE? 1. You can solve a problem better if you have a couple of drinb to loosen you up a bit and stimulate the fiow of mental juica. 2. To tac.tie problems aucx:aafully, you've aot to go into action. You simply can't solve them by lyina down 00 the job. I. U penona1 problems are aettiaa you down, you've got two atrikca agaimt you if you try "On March 18th, I switched to the rich flavor of MJB. Why? Because ifs im- portant to me to get a rich cup . pf coffee everytime. -Thank you,MJB~ MJB ... SpecialJy Blended for the Richest Flavor. People Qui:t True or False: Ifs useleu to burden sympathetic friends with problems only you can solve~ (See numkr j) to reaolve them while you're feeling depraaed. 4. A young child'• ability to cope with prob- lems and do wdl in b.ia studies will be sreatJy improved if you can teach him to 1tudy quietly. Th.ii will enable him to concentrate better. 5. Ifs useless to burden sympathetic frieodll with problems only you can solve. I. People solve problems better under pres.- sure or when there's a threat of puAiahmeDt. ANSWERS 1. False. Univen.ity studiea·lhow that tbouah a penoo may /eel sharper after ~·s bad a couple of drinb, be really isn't. Even small amounll of liquor were found to dull perception and impair the ability to think and rc:uon. 2. False. Psychological studies conducted at two leading univenities have demonstrated that bodily position bas a direct bearing on bow our mental faculties function. and that subjec;ta made the best scores on tests of creativeness and imaginative ability while lying down. This poeitioD WU also found the moet cooduciV~to deliberation and rdlective thintios. and opeo- mioctedneu. S. Tnu. Studies show that a down-beat mood impairs your mental abilities. 1b.n is particu- larly true where emotional considerations color the picture. Since solution of pel'IOnal problems often requires the use of full think- ing capacity, it's important that we make an attempt when feeling at our best. 4. F ahe. A study of 300 young children showed that they made significantly better scores oo various problem solving tasks when they were instructed to think aloud. It's concluded that "verbalization of children (putting their thoughts into words) is an integral part of their mental processes, and that children per- form less well wbeo silence is cnf orced." It wu also found, however, that after the age of nine, the need to verbalize begins tO" decrease. 5. Faist. In studies of problem-solving under various types of conditions, it wu found that ~ubjecu did much better when they knew that r \>then were engaged in trying to solve a given ~roblem than when they worked oo it alone. l\_F(llse. Studies at the University of Lublin (Poland) of the dlect of psychological stress oo the ability to solve problems or complete diffic::uJt mental tub showed that performance on all tests was poorer when a threatening sit- uation was induced by the investigaton. The projection of amiety and a sense of threat caused marted reduction in the subjects' ability to think. 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Sept«11ber 14, 1871 _, • Does your cigarette measure up? What's so more about More, the first I20mm cigarette? The cigarette that's more in every way• except price. Long, lean and burnished brown, More has more style . It has more flavor. It has more. Over 50% more puffs than most lOOmm .ciga- rettes. Yet More doesn't cost more . And whether you smoke regu- lar or menthol cigarettes, you can get More going for you. Because both More and More Menthol de- 1 ive r quality like you've never experienced before. They smoke slower and draw easy for more enjoyment. They're more flavorful. 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L----------------------"•" fttffY to CITY SEWING MACHINE CO., tfl Broadw•y, Al•ry111ll,., IC•tt1H USOI FrenehStar Catherine Deneuve: A Closeup of .. The By Mlellael t.eee• t She's French. She's a film aw. She's ~iceber&-blonde with a volca.oo uoderneatb. The kind of pure, por- celain beauty most men would find a challenge. On screen she's cool, calm and col- lected. Off screen ... "I'm very happy, really. I live the way I've always wanted to live. I decided it. My work ia very im- portant for me, but I would never make concessions. I would never sacrifice my private life for my career." That's possibly because her private life is still very bound up with Marcello Mastroianru-and there can't be many women around who wouldn't ma.kc some sacrifices for bis Italian charm. His Italian charm, however, didn't prevent Catherine from giving him bis marching o rden a few months ago. A fact which drove him to public despair ... until ahe relented and took him back. But doesn't the French press criticlu Catherine's life-style a good bit? "Ob yes. But today, I don't care, quite frankly. When I was 20, I got very upset. I did some interviews with journalists who reported inaccurately what fd been .. yi.ng-and that gave me a bad surprise. 0 lt's not In my nature to stand up and talk at meetings. I am not a Jane Fonda or a Vane11a Redgrave. But I do understand the women who participate." So l said to myself, no more interviews. So the papen gave me what they call a Lemon Prize for not being cooperative. Well, I didn't mind about that but 1 W4f upset about the bad interviews. They hurt me very much. I was young then. After a while, I realized that they had nothing to do with my work. Aa long as I am working with people who know me and like me, that is the important thing. I cannot please everybody and I cannot care about everybody either." So what sort of things does she care about? "The move for abortion in France. I think it'a very important. And Women's Lib. It's not in my nature to at.and up and talk at meetings. I am not a Jane Fonda or a Vanessa Redgrave. But I do, of coune, undentand the women who participate. Most of them aren't even doing it for themselves. They're doing it 12 • FAMILY WEEKLY. Seplember 14, 1975 for the women who don't even care yet. It is not true to say there are no prob- lems for women. There is a big problem aod there is going to be one for many years." While Catherine Deneuve doesn't see herself as a spokesman for rebel causes, she nevertheless occasionally lashes out on behalf of Women's Lib. "I would never let anyone say any- thing wrong about it. It's terribly irri- tating for me to bear women saying 'Women's Lib is not for me because I don't feel concerned. I don't feel I have to be free.' It's like saying 'Politjcs doesn't concern me because I'm not per- sonally involved in it' Being free doesn't happen to bother me-but there are many women who need to be free. That's why J trunk Women's Lib is necessary. Even though I am not involved in it, I do feel for the situation of other women.·• ' Ieeberg Blonde" Her principal films have been "Umbrellas of Cherboura. .. "Belle de Jour" and .. Maycr- ling." One of her best known is "Repulsion," directed by Ro- man Polanski. Sbe'1 worked with many top dirccton and nowadays does about two fea- ture films a year. So far, 1be'1 notched more than 30. She neverthcJcu ii ooJy known to some people for her appearance in Chanel Number 5 advertise- ments. '"l think it is better to be known for that than not to be known al aJJ. In life you are not always famous for what you would lite to be famous for. I would have pref erred to be famous, in America, say, for my films-but I am a French actress and the problem is the language. So 1 am known u a foreign actress. Now people associate my face with the one for the commercials, so I am getting better known for the films! There is, of course, al- ways the danger that one boo comes that sort of pretty actress who is more famoua for her face than anything else." Although she lived in Lon- don for a abort time, when abe was married to David Bailey, she rcally coosidered Paris her home. Her spacious flat ia on one of the upper floon of a large townhouse on a fashion- able avenue. The dining room, with its modem furnishings, has bird prints all ov~r the walls and large, pale pebbles ranged around the roots of enormous, healthy-looting houseplants. Rust~lored car- pets stretch endlessly in every direction and there is a sense of tasteful luxury. Her bed, swathed in thick fox""fur, is a modem four-poster. All th.is must make her the envy of many a woman. '"I suppose l am lucky," she agrees. "I am in good cooditioo physically, and for me there is always the possibility to enjoy lif c. I have a small house in the country, and when we go there with the children, life is very good. As long u there are trec:a and children and au.o aod sea. I think you can fi.Dd a way to appr~tc liviq. I like the aim· pie thin_p ULJile-althouab. in some ways I am a complicated woman." Is it the complicated woman who lites the luxurioua thinp of ~r lite-the expensive trap- piop, the travel. the clotba? ... don't know if it is com- plicated to like clothea. I love clothes. I don't think a woman dresses for a man~c dres.sa "H is better to be known for TV comrnerciala than not to be known at all ... " for other women. rm very much impressed by elegance. And that doean 't mean one has to spend a lot of money on clothes. I know many women with vecy little money but with great elegance in the way they wear things. I do care about the way I look and don't believe it when an actras says she doesn't care about the way she loots. I cao tell you if she saya that, she's lying." What about the future? 'Tm not a gloomy pcnon. Nor do I worry a loL Even when there are wan all arou.od., I cannot be lite those women who worry 24 houn a day. It is not in me to be lite that I can feel very concerned aod touched, but it doesn't destroy my life." Sbe•a been intimately asso- ciated with an Englishman, an Italian, and a Freocbman. Docs she find the m:n of any nation more attractive than others? "I don't thi..nk like that," she says. shrugging. "For me it is the personality of the man, his warmth and bis concern that arc important. I make deciaioos for myself and I don't mind if people criticize me for the way I live, or for the men I love. It's my life and I must al-,_ ways be true lo myself." ~ FAMllV WEEKLY, ~ber 14. 1975 • 11 • ._, ceabm.I, ••·111111•111 11111 ...,,......_., • rutr .... atzn ., 11 r 1111• m1.,,, .... , • ...,. 1114 dra•ra al .,_ 1•111111fl ....... 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Incl. 46202 P1ea1e rulh ICY-HOT to me. I must be completely aatisfied with the resulta or I will emld you a note for a full refund. (I won•t bother n:tumin1 the Uftmed portion.) 0 I eDCbe $3.00 for the 3 ~ oz. jar. · 0 I endoee $5.00 for tbe 7 oz. jar. • I I ' I • I I I ADIWEW I &Ii srAii DP I. - -··-- - - - --·-tl·CO-.I I <9Wll8t 1n t1te w.tdt I .I. EDGAR HOOVER A Surwhor'I V... A tonw ..... ...U lbout .I. Edpr Hoower'a FBI: ·1n the FBI under Mr. Hoover, you had to work on the p-em- ise that the Director was infalHhle. If you did not really believe thia and of course most employees certainly did oot-you nevertheless had to pay lip service to it to survive .... ~· Hoovet" was okl-f ashioned, and so were hJs pun- ishments. They were reminiJcent of the eighteenth-century English law, which provided public hangings for thieves and pickpockets. It may sound a little crazy, but it was the danger of this kind of disdplinary action that made Bureau service exciting. The game was &o break and beod the rules without getting caught. Most of us who survived be- came. by necessity, expert p1a~ From "No Left Tums: The FBI in Peace and War," by Joseph L Schott (Praeger, $7.95) THE 8UP£R SECRETARY Vlllonl of 1 .. ? The office cllll( of Ille future may well be this cradl&-like device designed by a West German. industrial &rm. It in- 14 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Se$1t9tnber t4, 1171 C01porata in ooe neat unit a chair, a desk and an elecltric typewritm which is boobd op to a camputer to receive Information. The typewdter can aim be replaced by a telex machine and mk'l'alJm 'reeding equipment. The chair • allows the. secretary to sit upright GI' practbDy recline while wcrktug, add the took a9afiable around her enable h« to work completely &an her delk. 'Ihls o8ice mlit is a great si-ce aawr, and .. believed to be • majclr ltllp towud the paperless ofBce~ but crtlb ult whether it is also a major step toward a 1taile, over-autcmated work- ing mriaomwt. ...... --............ ......, She'• JUde countless appearances Oil 'IV. bas been Mell by millions oE view- en , and she•a been acting for almolt 25 years, .,.. ooe kind of eotertainfog still frightens h«. Anne aaid, "I can· play Madison Square Cuden for tbou- sandt, but if I have A-. ..... to give a dinner party Em m, f m scared to death. I fall to pee. and get pains in the beck al my neck. Then my head throbs and my knees tum to water. By the time· my guests arrive, rm a bubt cue." Why? •Because certain thinp aro apec:ted of me. and I peic. Whm I act, I rad the lines of my put. I csn ad lib. But at heme, it'• c:Wlenmt. I have oo ICri.pt md can't prepare my remub in advance. Also. our home is geared fcir children ~ (Anoe and husband Jerry Stiller haw two children. Amy, 14, and Benjy, 10), not eata1Jdidng. & b cooking. I cook a lot. All in ooe pot. My kind al cook- ing, beef stews and chunky SOUP'> be- Joog:s oo a farm.· Anne stan in a new TV series for CBS. '"Kate McShane." BJRTHDAYS (all Virgo): 8und8J- Joey Heatherton Sl; ~Jes Even 52. Monday-Jackie Cooper 54; Gen. Creighton Abrams 61, John M.it.chell 62. T......,-Lauren Bacall 51; B. B. King 50; Peter Falk 48; Janis Paige 9. Wedn 11d9y-Anne Bancroft44; Roddy McDowall 47. ~Garbo 70; Frankie Avalon S5; Roaano Bru:zi 57. FrlUJ-Twiggy 26; David McCal- ham 42. ~Loren 41. " ARllOUR'a ARMOURY ., .... d.._ COlllNG FULL CYCLE Becydlns hM dam~., far Wida...-, can, mad.,... car, Bat '°'""'mg di we llllvw away And cloD't ....., day after day, Don't~ •'ria& Ihm Maalerial.a well• -. What am I tlrinlrina of, you 1"111der? I'D tell )"OU what it ii, by 1hu•Jer1 lt1er 'wt U.a hlof.._. ...... n.y ..... .., ......... r•••• 'ftea hll._...,...._Wt Waald feed lie........,, food benft. lt1DDttoo .......... ...... So .... .,.,. cnualw ........... .. I jmt aw a d•1d&ed 8d In a New Todt newspaper thlt says it aD. It ftllld: FOR SALB-BURGLAR ALARM, THREE LOCD, AND STBRBO TAPE . OF A VICIOUS BARDNC DOC. MOVING TO ARJZONA. ' -~ c~ •• """"...._ __ """ *"" ..... to gd yow..,,.,.,.,.-"' dtere fm't oauda ,, Qin ..,. -FraMlla P. ]Oftlli A man ccmplalned to a friend about his wife'• cooking: "Pygmies come aD the way from A&ica to dip their UIOWI in itr -Tom Gallllgltsr w.fting: 1he Surgeon 6enenl His Detemnd Thlt Cipret18Smolring Is Dlngnll •Yu Helllb. ·-·co. My ..... f ~-.. ....... ~ ....... willl ill tap -..,., iMo 6e •heway. Oar ·-,_... , ........ Ielly nD oat to sreet him ad nclel11-J a .Wish•,...,...,_, as mw aw -~1· ;_Jin. ., .. w.... .llllfonl, IM. What cJo you want to bet that when we i1na11y cWat tnft.tioo, we11 do just what we did with our other memiel- speod biDiom to buOd it up again. -Robetf Orben ., Fnllk •• _... LmLE ElllLY - - ..., .............. ~ ....... 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MC lf'bt<O Uf'W.G'f H~O PIO• ~tO· ------ - I: .. -. • • -- l 'NANCY r' . 3 ~ i \ . . IRMA ---THERE'S 59METHING I MUST • SAY TO YOU -' ' Y Ql,J HAVE WIT. . HAVE POISE. t ~ 'U • ' \ . 1'\)U HAVE CHARM,--• .. 00 • • ' ,. ' • ' '.• • ' J • ' LOCAL WANT ADS IUllDAT, ...... 14, 1971 ' .C2:;, -·.~ ~~ -YOU .RE REALLY A • VERY WONDERFUL GIRL . ' ' ~ ' • r .. " By Ernie Bushmif fer YOU HAVE BEAUTY , YOU HAVE BRAINS . YOU HAVE TALENT -·· AND I ALSO HAVE A BOX OF CANDY --- RIGHT? /J~--~ i l.../GU / /._{_Z/ ~ SHOP t l ''" ~~ ., s co.1 o• • 4H·'9'11s••..._ ...._...._~ ~~~~~~~------~----------...,-----0•_•~-•·-~--"•-•·•_•_, __ ,,_~----~~~--S-EP-T~I·~ ' ' \ ·1 MA ~CIA I CA N I Pi.:E"A~c HAVE" MY PENCIL. E!ACK f' - YOIA!i! PENCIL !' HOW AM I '51.APPC>~E 17 10 KNOW YOl.A~ PENCIL. F"OM ANY OTMelZ: PeNCIL? , . • 0\-\,GlJPe .. ;AU.. A00Ur SUFFERIN1 AND, WAP.f flN' AND GETTlt\11 AND !.OSIN' ... IT9 , .• -" '° ' • '·:cAu..i= D LOVE. ' -' ! i l ! • • . . ~EADY F'O" THE T~;; !KA!' Ii '? GO/ MY NAME ·oN IT. ' PE~l'E:CTl.Y ! • .' "fau'l.!. FIND OUT 9::>ME CIA.Y. . . • • GOT YOlA~ 'PENCIL. .a\ND PAPeiz? OH --I Jl.A4'.T ltE!MEMBE!'fZD- l I.ENT MY PENCIL. TO MAR't:1A • l'L.L. GET rr Fl'OM He~! . ' . . . ,. . -.. ~ .... ,.., ,., ••• tl~ ... , •• u. ....... ~ • .ooCl , • .. -• • ' - NO' Pl"OSL.EM. I MY Pl:NCIL.. MA~ MY ~ NAMC: ~ ON rr ... ~ ~OtcltY lc'l!1 9U1 ~: J: CAN11" OF'FENO,.. I : ONe !~ f!TlOM · i ; JVl~T ro ~AT~FY , j rr:1e i&ireeo oF- AN01"HE~ !fCA 81lOM ... ., , •, ·' . ' • ' • ,I) : - . • ·~ • --. -<i<l<J : ~--'_1>1>_. 1> ____ ___,,JI aJ D GE PAR HER I DON'T KNOW W~~T GOT INTO ME,,, 6UT T.T. AND I WA5 STANDING'~ THE 'MIDDLE OF THE CIRCLE LIKE Ht: WAS WAITIN' FOR THE DECISION IN A · 60XING f>OUT,,,AND I LET HIM HAVE IT RIGHT ON THE tYE ! . ARE YOU ,_, --... THAT'S RIGHT.-.ANDTHE VOTE · HAD TO BE UNANIMOUS! NOW, I'LL NEVER t<.NOW HOW THEY VOTED!• I GOTTA LEARN TO CONTROL MY FEELING BETTER1 BROTHER? y TEMPER BETTER! I ~I I' BECAUSE ALL OF A SUDDEN I ·REALIZED THAT HE'D WANT TO MARRY ME ONLY IF THAT BUNCH OF .JERKS TOLD HIM IT WAS · ALL RIGHT! ' • HE'D MARRY .. ~, AND IF THEY ' ME IF THEY DIDN,.t GIVE . SAID OKAY! THEIR APPROVAL, . E WOULDN'·T MARRY YOU'? - -· ' • . • i l .,i..QoK , H'ARR<.,J 1 i I CA~'T HE.L..P ' IT·! . • ' . ,• -.·~ .... . . ·. ·•-t. .......... _. " _JL .. I ,. ·\ • I crtJST HAPPEN TO 11-ll"lK c,.JOU'RE WRONG, 11-IITT'S AlL. I OH I WHc,> DON'T (,)CL) MAKEL.IKE A ORUM . AND BEAT IT.Z.. . ' 'AVltc!! k.A'/0 ! 'f ou'Rr: Fl LnlY! I 1C> BET 1-11:15 B,ACK ROLLING IN 1~1>1RT AT "THE I AND I IJ.llNK .. , (,JOU 'RE NUTS I ' . • • IT'& OL.0, BUT · IT'S EFFEC.TIV'E f ' DOCTOR SMOCK :1.-1 ) ..... !--!' so -ret.-1..-cMe: · ~-Aeoui-· -rHese: ·: FAN"T'"Asres OF YOURS, MRS. "T'"R I t.-L-1 1'I G C:MON ,I l"f'S Af:..L-IN YOUR HE"AP.' ' . ' . At.-L- 1 N MY Hl'SAP? .1. .. I • ! I J: . i ••• wei..t.-, -rHeY'Re At.-WAYS so RE'AI.-, PR. F'R!SIP.' ' I ' YOU MeAN , YOUR F'AN"T'"AS1es co Me -ro 1.-1 F"e: ?' PARL-ING BOY. PO -rHe:Y EE!VE:R ! i I f I l ' I l I • • I ' . I , -...... 91& HAIRV PcAl-1 . ;i ,;:_,: 'HOT-SHOTJ , , ' ' • r WANT 'IOU At.I. W Wl<tTE A l<fR:JRT ON WHAT YOU DID DU~tNG VACATION : HMMJ\i\ ... I· .• ' - I • -. ' " ' " . T I . WHO ATE UP ALL nE · ' COQ<IES? ' ' . Wl-0 8IC.'C4<E ClO.NN ALL MV F'LOWEl<S'? . i'M f;XP£Cl1NG SOME '/ERV EXcmNG PAPERS'!. .. SOME OF YOU wrn-r lo CAMP-OTRfRS C!.IMB&:D MOUNlAINS-si:JME:. SAILED lt-:J THf; OCE'AN ... . ~,.;119 lh I I I Jlil\i Arovlld "the Plod:. bv ' -bi<;Yc-1!!-.. ~ . ~ ' I I l . . I ' - } " ' I • ' \ I .i : • • • ·' . ... ' .. ' . '" • r.; - ,, . .... INl'flA11\f&. _ .. 7.· :_ ' ~ . .. ~ . --- WHY, I HAl'l'(N To Ja:.IOW A , CoUPLf OF you "V&r-i fLi::.w TO fUROPIO WfTH YOtJR ·FOLl'S ! . IT'S GONNA BE ANOTt-1~ Of\lE'. Of • TR(lSE< '{~AR.S ! •• r . r • ·~ . > • - I • .. e PLOT THICKENS! A ....... plot of pound SO' by 40' has a red cit with W'htte •potl In one ' cotntr and a while cat wtth Nd 1pot1 "tn another. Whal'• wronc1 eKlm, IM kindly ktnnal kttpor, criod: "A CAT! STOP HER!" Cain you boll·down Kim's cry to one dfto1dful word? • Add 28, !13. at, and '3, .,4 lbt 111m lo 115. Now, : rearnnce tblle· numbln into different n,ur.. for ' the tame rault, fl you can. ARR.ANGE eight toothpicks 10 'ti '"Id ct tnJd 91 "'Id i:t form lhc fi¥ure shown oir top ll·rl uhovl'. l:.xplain 1ht.11 rhts .:1re:1 n·pn'St'nl.s a pk ..... -c of propc.orty . 4 I I whh ... , b to ~· Jiv,~d r~i>'.~~:;;;~:;;;;f~:f~SP~'li.~ 1.•quoally umoriii four heiB. c:u:h Jivi~ion to hu-of lhc samt p~cise !ii1c and sh.ap.-. · . ON T ARGl!T! Apply lht !ollowiftl colon naaUy !or a .1urprile picture above: I-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 8-YeUow. 4- LI. brown. 6-.,..,, tonH. 6-LI. ....,.. 7-Dt. -· &-lllac:lt. CAN YOU Tall81 OUR EYES?-'lbele are al 1ea1t 11x differ· .-ID diawlllC1lelalla betweeo top IDd bottom pa!lllL How quleldy ·-yoa llad lbem? aiect .......,. with lb .. below. ·1~a11JP Sf Pnoqpllaff 9 •peuonJl<tdaJ SJ .Jilltnff ~ -pauo1ntocS•' 'l WA1/ •t 'U,»llJJJP91 ilPIS .. ,llNeJJlP'laAaii(S ·z '11utSIJW" »ntO!Jd . , :AOIU»•JJKJ Now. ch;alll'"!B"' hy~ slundcrs to achicvt 1hts &«al using 'the saml' l'i&ht roothpl"'kii .as houndary m:1rktB. · How it's don\': Suho- divisiOnsor lhl' original ~~---~ I ,,,-ing 1wo roothpicks in - hair. .:idding 1wo mor~: ~ und ror.ming four sim-... ilar mini-plots. as ~ shown in r!Ju~ at bot· WHEN ill a bole In one not a Dole In one? WlaeJI tbe ball - lom ccnler. land& tn I bolJow tfte, a above. ~ you thee ftJcht path? .... ~ ... ·~ R .......... ,., . ............ ~= .................. • By Brown ~nd Casson AU5~·l'M 'fl izEO. OF - GTJllKING OUT· l.olTl-l . YOU 06AC~' . -~UNN1es;' 1'1.f eA1£R? ~A .. i.:er?: . Ol'€1?A? MAY66 You .WOV&.Dfll'T ~Tll1K'6 OVT UJITJ.I ME. • EA••EY -,,.~~~~~~~, .1hat's Melba, ...._ __ :Rufus's qirl ! Th~l..l were ··qtthe .snack -bar! ... ' . -®..,~., • ~( II 4 • . I ,, .. Will Need t' diq oui that more under here, do ·er, Rufus! Joel? • Nothin'. bUt wu'tnless trash! I DINNt-R Al>IDA :1.1ov1e f • -~ ~ALL 1'WO. ' l.4K6 A .. aJALK !'. -... . '• . ; Look like a old-time11 trunk! ' • · ! T~l~K 1 LIK6D rr .. , . !Jtff€JZ Wl-leN I JOOI ' . ~vet· ovt ·. . ..... •) ' ., • • • • .. ·...... . .. -· ------. . ' . DICK TRACY .-..~------~~~~--ORIGIAAL.LY, SAM, THIS USED "It) ee A HORSE !='ARM, ACC:ORDI NCi TO r..,E NflGHBOPS. • / • . ' •• IT WENT BROKE AND THE WMIP-WIELQIN'6 ~EA OF nlE CRIPPL!D ; 01 MT-'iT. '' Yt>UTRVIN~ 'JO PULL1'4E TAILOFF1' I J •i • -· CM~lle .-.c;oui..o ...... ·-------... -·--· --;::::ii""'------·-... -·-···-. . ,, • .J -. \ I ' ' ' (' . .~ ~ (' ~·-~-· --~ .. ~_--· --===1 ·~ • • ··i . ~) ' ' ( ' ,, I .. . ' . . • ,\ \ .. I ·1 t • ,, . .I 'l . (', ' 1" ~ : ' ~ I > " \ ' YEAH, THIS ON& OOESN'T NEED FE.H> AND ·~R, SAM, l'T5 PAPI • • 1 , I !' . \ . ' . • I . ,ii ?' ·' ' " . ' ' . • . . A llttle -"• a little play mMet a hippy, hippy day.· ...... ~ .. -.... , ' .., • ' r •