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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-10-19 - Orange Coast Pilot\ • -• .. Ex~Nixon .Man 'Briefs the P~es • ' a1JOHNVA1.T1:UA-. ..... " ..... _ U was what .bad becozne an ••er"4• day for bllll, IDOttler briollllg wltb · a aeetbing, hootile White House Prea:s Corps at L a I u n a -Beach's Surf and Sand Hotel And When the queries came all at WM.TliHA cmee, Gerald Warren -the man wbo tOQk tho d alll batterin1 wbm bis boss, Ron Ziegler no klDger eou!cl'stand It-buried his bead In bll arm1. W}>eo It cooled otr a bit, the' cauot. rarely rattled aide tucked on bla omnipreaent pipe and tried bla bealto hOld the Mob atJ>-y. _'i\'_~1Ull w!!Y, And-be still smOkes the ·pipe. But on Saturday, in an appearance before news execuUv~ at the Newporter Ion, Richard Nixon 's former deputy press .secretary spoke u a.a editor of a large ..... . --~ ·SUNDAY· • •• ' • Sl '"~IJ-\\' Sl"l·:('ll\I. •er1atlon about old friends. There wa1 a lot to Catch up on, and we talked about forel1n policy. Califo.rnla daily. . Warren now hi on the "enemy" side. Much o! bis_ oom!or!ablo. dis· cwutlon with the_Joumalism e.s.· ea.Uves was shop talk. for War- ren now heads lht San ~.10 Union, the newspaper he ~ell TOr the Nixon administr4tion post. Mu~h of it was tetros~ve. talk of what he descnbed as "-*""!or a dlatrtdll«I Presl· dent... '1 He la•t aaw ~Nixon in late Aua:ust. Warreo said.~ .-.And.-la a&WT-generallzM ttyle that Wu. eommoa. for him dWing bis teDure u .ld.minlttl'a· tion spokesman, W•rren described bis fot-mer bou in-ex· ile oo tM Orance Coast. "Most of it w .. 1 just_ eon- .. "He looked good and ... med to be workinc on hi1 ~ with a fresh zeal . He ieemed intent on _ ctiggln1)n and 1ettln1 ll done. # '_' i k tl!_at w.heo it ~s finished., he'11 probably-apeU out a UtUe more about national is· sues. Seizing the »ubject, an editor from the floor p<tpped lhe next quesUon: Whe.n did you know • , . • • about the tape ma chines in lbf OvaJOffiot. "Ao hour before Alexander Butterfield told lhe Ervin Com-. mlUee." Warren said. Why did ll>e President hang on to the tapes? · ••Beats the hell out of me,·· War-. renaaid. The hope for l!IOme keeo insight intO the mysteries ot the fallen. ch..ief executive seemed to fade. · But Warren did give the news bosses some frank analysis <See SUPERSTARS, Page /1.41 • VOL 68, NO. 292, 9 SECTIONS, 108 PAGES > ORANGE COUNTY, ~LI FORNI.A' SUNO~'.i'. QCTPBS R 19, 1975 lWENTY·FIVE CENTS • 2 Coast Men, Boy Mimi Ayres .. 6, of Huntington Beach, appreciates a little bit of nature-a fuzzy friend she found in the petting l'..•rd al Gr!,'al Earth Festivl\l..JU_ Orange County Fair· grounds-and group (above) is obviously having a ball ' al another fall festival in Irvine. Both events continue tc:Kiay at their respective locations. Stories about area "Octoberfests'' and more photos are on Page AJ . NY to Def a ult Without U.S. Aid WASHINGTON CAP) -New York Mayor Abraham D. Beame and a panel or bankers told Congress on Saturday that New York City will default by the end of the year if it doesn 't get massive federal asst.stance. And a spokesman for all U.S. municipalities said that if New York goes under, every city in the nation will find it difficult, if ·not impossible. to borrow money. Chairman William Proxmire, CD-Wis.), who presided over the ,senate Banking Committee hear- ing. said the committee would start work Tuesday on a bill to aid the city and predicted it might be sent to the full Senate by Wednesday. . But Sen. Edward Brooke <R·· Mass.) said he felt Congress was being stampeded into passing-en aid bill. More' Local News More local news and features, including a look al white•water kayaking in Northern California and a story that could help save lives in local restaurants. are on Page Dl today. New York barely avoided de- fault Friday when the city's teachers union did an about-face and agreed to use its pension· fund to help refinance $453 million in debt obligations that had come due. Beame said after that narrow escape that ''no additional proof should be needed thai the state, the city 'and our financial institu· lions have reached the limit or their credit resources.·· The ;aresident of the nation's Kissinger in Japan On Way to Peking • TOKYO (APl -Secretary or · State Henry A. Kissinger held a breakfast conference today with Japanese Foreign Minister Kiichi Miyaza'Va to brief h~s Japanese~oun'terpart---on his eighth diplomatic mission to China. Kissiqger and his wife, Nancy, flew to Peking later in a special Air Force jet. They arrived in Tokyo on Saturday night and rested al a hotel. They are to stop over here again Thursday after a five·day stay in China. A spokesman for the U.S. Em· bassy said the two diplomats also discwsed the question of admit· ting SOU th Korea of ttieUnif"ecfNa· tions, negotiations-with the Soviet Union on sales of U.S. grain and the economic summit scheduled for December in Paris. On Frid8y night, Ki~singer reflected official concern in Washington about the health of China's two main leaders, Mao· Tse· tung and Chou En·lai. $2 Million Wasted? largest bank, the San Francisco- based Bank of America. said a new federal agency should be created as a lender of last resort. This. said A. W. Clausen, would help not only New York "but would also alleviate part of the specter that now hangs•over the nation 's municipal bond market. "The necessity ·of federal sup- port for New York City is neither optional or debatable. Default certeinly must be averted in tbe •national interest ... 1 'In large cities across the na- tion he said, "the fiscal ex· plosive is remarkably like that of New York City. The fuse in some cities is already alight; New York has provided the warning." New York Gov. Hush C. Carey praised Clausen's comments as an "excellent diagn05is of the circ\lmstances.thal led lo the pre· sent condition... ; • Federal aid to the rwanei~ly distressed city was also urged by Davkl Rockefeller, chairman· of the boqrd t:>f Chase Mahhatlan Baok and brother or Vlce.Presi· dent Nelson Rockefeller; El- lmore C. Patterson. chairman of the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, and Walter B. Wrtyon, chairman of the First Nat[onal, City Bank. (Related story,!'ageAS.) .... 1be riery hil·aftd·run destruc- tion. of a pickup truck and camper on a freew13 in Anaheim Saturday qiicht lefl• \wo Oran1e Coast men .and the 5-year-old son of one of them dead.' Even veteran police olficers were Sl!aken .as they sought the driver," who WQ seen by wit· nesses as he fied the holocayst. Killed in the6:30 p.m. crash on the Santa Ana Freeway were Scott William Lucas, 28, of 26526 Via Lara, Mission Viejo; his S· year-old son 'Michael Scott; and his brother, Terry Charles ·r.ucai, 32, of 310 AshtOn Drive, Laguna Beach. The two men were riding in the pickup truck, with the child in a camper on back, when they were sideswiped by a car near the Lin· coln A venue onramp. The truck rolled over and burst into flames. All three occupants · were dead at the scene. The driver of the other vehicle left his car and fled on fool, a iq>okesman ' for the.coroner~s office said. The spokes man and a policeman, who asked not to be ' identified. were noticeabJy shaken by the tragedy. "This &s horrible, this is one of the wor.sl things about this job .• " the policeman said. A sheriff's department spokesman said the deputy from his office who notified the family of the Mission Viejo victim was a neighbor and friend. "It's pretty hard to lake," the spokes man said. California Highway Patrolmen were checking late Saturday night to find the name of the abandoned vehicle's owner . The coroner's spokesman said it was at first assumed that the driver of the abandoned. car had been one of the victims. but wit· nesses reported seeing the man nee. There apparenUy were nO wit- nesses to the collision itself. however, police said. Nelg\Jhor~ Si.uglit In Deaths of Six SUTHERLAND, Neb. CAP ) - A next door neighbor was hWlted in this small Central Nebraska farming community early today after a family of six was found slain in their home . Three children \ere among the vie· tims, authorities reparted. Charles Erwin Simanls, 29, a bachelor wbo Jived wilh his sister and brother-in·law in 1a house next to that of the victim, was sought for questioning in the shootings . Mayor Herbert Meissner, a close friend or the srain family, identified the victim as Henery and Marie Kelli e, both in their 60s ; their son David, 28, David's two children. Daniel, s. and Wife F inds Mate Shot; Death Probe d Santa Ana pollee were seardling for clues early today in the sbooling of a young musician who was found by his wife dying in the front hallway o( their ap~ment. Lawrence Wl\eelock, 22, of 2828 N. BrisLol St .. Santa Ana. died shortly after midnight at Orange County Medical Center. He had been shot once or twice in the head, police said. Poi.ice said his wife discovered ·the body when she came home abOOl Jl :30 p.m . They did not know if the door h ad been locked when she returned. but there was ·no evidence that it had been pried or that the apartment had been . burglarized. Deanne. 6, and another grand· daughter of the Kellies. age IO. whose name was not immediate- ly available. "1 can't tell you how much of a Shock this is to me," Mayor Meissner said. "I've known the Kellies for 10 years. David has.. worked for me the past five years in our grain elevator business at Hershey Mills." llershey is located about six miles east of here. Meissner said of Simants: "Right now we want him for questioning. There were no wit- nesses. and we know very liltle about what happened.,. Mr . and Mrs. Willi am Boggs, a brother-in·law and sister of the man being sought, were not at home when the s hootings oc- curred s hortly aft er 9 p.m. Female Crowd He lps Pick '&y America' SALT LAKE CITY (UPI> -A thousa nd coed s s tompe d, cheered, hissed and booed at male contestants parading ill bathing suits. They ogled at rip. piing biceps and yelled insulting •. sometimes crude remarks about bellies, derrieres and unshaved. under arms. But -according to the psychologis t who direct ed Friday·s affair at the University or Utah -the women were sup- posed to act the way men do al women ·s beauty contests. It was <See CONTEST. PageA21 Problems Over Ziggurat Rental Disclosed 1,i'i 'J'UJ·: INS lltE · By FREDERIClt SCIOEMEllL Marob 1973. Of .. o. .. ,~ ....... General Service Administra· · But by the time the acquisition lion (GSA) of(i ials believe.lb.at finally was approved in J!(arch about $2 Million per year Is being 1974, <ommit'ritent.. had 'Gropped wasted because of delay and COD· to about 30 percent of the space in troversy over space rental at the the seven· tiered building. huge Laguna-Ni1uel Federal ·Sampson blamed the loss of Building, the so·called ~•·ztg. space commitments on two rac· rural... tors: According to recent te&Umony -A 17-monlh delay between by Arthur Sampaon, GSA, ad· the conclusion of negoUatlons minlstrator, before a House' or with Rockwell and fin.al federal Represen~allves subcommittee government approval of the ac- invesUgatinc aCquh~itlon o( the qulsitlon. building from Rockwell lntema· \ -The eontroveray created by tlonal, ·there were comhlitments \ charges that the buJlding was ac- trom various federal agencies i\ 1 quired solely to house the lor arleast 90 percent of the Usa· Richard Nixon'lf pr~ldential ble apao .. ln tho l>uildln1 In pepen>Al!d tbat ~· (IOVmlment traded away val\lable Depart· . " i . ~ ment,of De!ense-o-property ~ ~ii:: LESSON .!.n...i!liry in eM'hB.DI\• for _the Lalun• ... ~ •ljollll' Jusi, •.~iii,, of Nlguel'buil.dlnc. ldliflMkilOJ tee•-~ bul-.i Sampson testified before the wflhlijiegir(kllledlllldtheot!Rr, subcommittee In Marc)! lf12, WO\llldeil -maybe more mmtal· w""'1 negoqatioJ1$..with"llos:kwell :.Ji"1l>iln. pb.yakallx.J>ally ~ were under way, that '-'lenanl Staff Writer ArthUr fl Vinsel re. projections was ample to JdsUry tells her story on PaaeBl. pursuit of the acquisition." He said GSA had identified six ••en· -~OIL GLUT -Cali'·• ·a• c1esthatwantedspacet.otalhlg80 .•n.r. ;"!_ iorm s peroento!ll>e bu!ldlng. bigg~l oll <r\• .. ma;' b4 hot In March 197:1, six months after ""'°"'lo getao~, li!ll mw lQ get nerotlaUons wilb Rork'Well bad ~ rid or some. 1)1~ 'predictions concluded, oommltinenta bad 1n. pa\Dl ~lcturea atoll tanker tratfk creased to more than 90 l'"""'•l. Jama m Southlalld por{s In<! oil ' • 1 1pUJ.s blackenln1 beeches. UPI 18eoZIOOU11AT,hieMl atoryonPq Ba. . I ~ • ' . BETTE DA,V.IS -One o! HollyJ':ood ·s all·ihpe greats is ·back on a set ahd rtlming her latest horror movie. Bette Davis has stronc wo'ds for modern f1J.11nnikin1 tecluJlques and a lot of other things that co.me out in Rex Reed interview on Page 86 . LETl'ER FROM BANGKOK -What's it like in Vietnam'! Lil· Ue first-band information teaks out. but one Vietnamese man who re~ently fled Saigon for Thailand baa written a detailed deaoriptlon of life under the Com· munlata. Slory on Pa1eA7. • • .... -. , ........ --. MY-Serwk• " :=:::.-.. .,._-......c .. •• ...-. •• --"""~-" ......... C1 .. Dl4 ......... ......... ..._ ,. .. , ... , •• -...,_.c...1111 •• ... ....... "' -•• ....... ............ '" . ., -· --••• """ "'9fffllH "-<• - NIL 1' Pl LOT t•CTIONS , ' • • • • .. .. •• •• •• ... •• c .. ,. .. CO< •• .. ' l A~ DAILY PILOT Sund•t· Oc\o~r 19, 1175 I ~ j Coast Watch ... Top News Stories of the past week from Orange Coast Co mmunities - I LAGU NA BE ACH --Ground s q u i rrels i.nhabiting the cliffs of the c;.ty's oceanfront He isler ~ark face deat h u n d er a city counc il-approved plan. C a nis t ers o f c a rbon monoxide ga~ will be u sed t o e xter roi ndLe the burrowing rodents , who ar e blamed for the ~ros1on rate o f t wo feet per •year 1n t he park, which is no w only 20 to 30 feet wide in IJlaces ... FOUNTAIN VALLEY --Elemen tary School Tru stee Karen Ackley beca me t h e fourth target of a recall campaig n l ast week. Trustees Roge r Belgen, She ila Meyers and W1ll1am Crane had been served w ith r eca ll n otices prev1ousl y 1 leading their supporters to charqP that the matter is being orchestrated by Tr u s t ee Di c k Plum, the only board membe r not pi c ked so fa r for r ec a ll ... SAN CLE MENTE --City c o un c ilmen gr anted Ci ty Manager Kenneth Carr 's r equ est to step do wn as city ma n ager ~a n d become t h e c ity's finance d i r ec t o r. :c ar r , 4 8 , h as b een the t o p admin is trative officer fo r 11 years ... SADDLEDACK VALLE Y --The Mi ssio n Viejo Munic i pa l Advisory Cou n cil she lved plans to outla w overnight p a rki ng o n r esidential st r eet s fol l o wi ng sta te men t s by the sheriff a n d Cal i f o rn ia Hig hw a y Patrol representative s that such a law could not be adequately enforced. Pair Held in Jail After Cocaine Raid A Westminster man and a Mexican, woman were still in Orange County Jail Saturday night in lieu or $50,000 bail each following the seizure or two pounds of cocaine with a street sales value estimated at $750,000 . Estella Rios-Lomas, 34 , or was released on $5,000 bail. I Sonora, Mexico and Israel Men· diola, 35, of 7861 McFadden Ave .. were arrested Friday ni&ht at the intersection of Beach Boulevard The cocaine was seized Friduy night by a combined force of Westminster, Los Angeles, Orange County Sheriff's Depart- ment and fed e ral narcotics agents following a 30-day in · vestigation . by undercover agen~. The cocaine, which was believed to have come from Mex · ico. was being delivered to a West Orange County connection, police said. and McFadden. Ofilia Mendiola. 32, also of 1861 McFadden Ave ., Drug Study Shows I ' !Valium Most Abused I I CHICAGO <AP) -Valium, the ,drug most orten presczibed by !·doctor s to treat anxiety, bas become the No. 1 ehoice of drug \ abusers, according to a study re- leased by the National Council on Drug Abuse. Dr . Jorda n Seber, es.ecutive director of the council, 1aid the statistics in the study released Frid ay "mean that an excellent drug for medical purposes is be· .iDg oven11ed med.lcally and is certainly being a bused by drug a busers." ' Research shows Valium cur- rently is contributing to four tim es as many d rug-related de· aths in the Chicago area as it did last year, he said. In addition, the study cites na· tional figur es indicating lhe use of Valium in drug overdose cases not necessarily resulting in death has doubled since 1973. Knifed Man Mends; !Suspect Still Jailed A Costa Mesa man who was , seriously injured in a stabbing 'attack was reported in satisfac- tory condition at Costa Mesa I Memorial Hospital Saturday 1 night, while his alleged assailant I remained in jail on $25,CXXl bail. Froli.ke Ruiz . 32, or 545 Hamill-On Ave .. was stabbed five SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Robert N . Weed Prt"iJditnt .,.. Pllbll- Jack R. 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' ' or s!x times Friday night, .ic. cordmg to police reports. Police arrested auto body mechanic Joseph Luis Andrews, 18 of 24 5 W. Hamilton Ave., on the basis of descriptions by witnesses. Originally. police were seeking two suspects but said they later gathered from witnesses that the second man was nof involved in the attack. Police said the attack r~­ portedly occurred when two men attending a party near the Ruiz home spotted Ruiz' niece and roll owed her to her uncle's house. Ruiz was stabbed and beaten when he asked the men to leave witnesses said. ' Oil Firms Target WASHINGTON (UPi l -Sen Philip A . Harl <D ·Mich.) said Saturday he plans to try to break up major oil companies. Hart said he will offer a pro· -posaI to force Lhe 15 major oil producers to divest lherntfelves or all refining, transportation and .marketing interests. Doily Pilot Dtll•ery 11 G1111ranteed MDf'ld11y·FtH'.llY ti VOii CID r'04 t11ve yaut PIPflf bV !I 30 o ITI . c.11 belor« l ~.m -.cl YOIJ' cooy ..... n Of! a .. ...... Sat\lfday *'1d Su"d!IY II Yotl do not reQ!l>ive yl)vr COPY by 9 II '" Sfttvt· df:Y, Of 8 • m Sv"dav. Cllll bf.llorit 10 a.m. and your COPv win be d0lf111ffed I ~ I • • Army Monitors War Protesters WASHINGTON !APl -The Arrny 1.•a.vcsd'ro pped on r adio eommunications among antiw::tr and other demonstrators six dlf· ferent times in 1967 and 1968 in apparent violation of lbe law, MC· rord.ing to Army documents. The eavesdropping conducted by the Army Security Agency CASA) as part of the Army's plan ror dealing with civil dis· turbanees, began in October 1967 wi th the anti-Vietnam-war m arch on the Pentagon and ended in September 1968 with the trial of Black Panther Huey Newton in Oakland, Calif., the documents show. In between, the Army in - tercepted communicatK>ns dur· ing the riots in Washington, D.C., followin g the killing of civil right" le ader Martin Luther King, tht:-Poor reople's March on the nation's capital in May and June 1968, and lhe 1968 Republican and Democfatic Na- tional Conventions, according)o documents made available to The Associated Press. The information gained by the radio monitoring was ''of marginal value," accordin1 to one of the documents, which non· etheless noted that ''the assess· CONTEST ••. all in the interest of mental health. Dr. Warren Far rell, author or . the "Liberated Man'" was a little surprised by t he behavior of some women at the "1975 Boy America Beauty Contest," which was sponsored b'y the Women's Resource Cen ter. At one point, a red-haired girl marched on stage and glanced down a contest ant's bathing suit to see wheth~_bft was really _a male. She returned a s'bort time later with a tape to measure her findings. ''I thought Utah was a con· servalive place," said Farrell, who has st aged similar contests on many university cam pwes as an experiment to teach men and women bow they view each other. "But l have never bad a group more into it -it's never evoked more enthusiasm, ... said the bearded sociologist. Farrell instructed the men lo behave as they · believed women would in a beauty' contest. The women were told to im agtne themselves sitting iri a bar with other men watchin1 the Miss America Pageant on television - and to react accordingly. Arter an hour or horseplay in which contestants improvised "talent .. routiees and answered questions on "moral virtue," graduate student Steve Mim- naugh, 24, fin.ally won the title. He was hugged by the losers, given a paper crown and a bou · quel of flowers hastily picked rrom a nearby flower bed. · "I could never again condone a women's beauty contest," Mim· naugh said. .. IT'S 'BOY AMERICA' Ste ve Mimnaugh ment of the urgenl need (or ln· formation warranted the risks in· volved ... The risks , ~aid another document, were that public knowledge of the Army 's ~avesdropping ''would-b61 politically embarrassing and would result in adverse publicity to both the U.S. Army and the USASA." In a related development. NBC-TV new~ reported that the Army is retaining samples of eight deadly toxins lert over from its old biological warfare days. The network said the Army dis· closed in interviews that it has two of the Poisons at Dugway Proving GroWlds. Utah. and six at Edgewood Arsenal , Md .. ror research purposes ~lly l"\lt't ,_, •y lttdlanil K ........ Mrs. Hearst Shoved A~Jail TWO AMBULANCES ATTEND NEWPORT-CRASH VICTIMS Parking Meter Apparently FllppedOnto Roof by One Car SAN FRANCISCO (APl - Catherine Hearst, mother of Patricia He ars t, was shoved against a San Mateo County jail wall by an unidentified woman during a visit with her daughter, it was reported Saturday. 3 Hurt as Crash Kills Conversation Mrs. Hearst was not injured during the scuffle that broke out Thursday in the j ail's waiting room, said the Hearst~wned San F)-ancisco Examiner. The incident occurred after Mrs. H earst s poke to her daughter on the r,rt.son visiting telephone. As s he ett the room to al low Patty's sist ers, Vicki and Ann. to go in, a· woman headed for the vi.si ting section shouting, "Get out of my way!" Mrs. Hearst said she was shoted up against tbe wall and jail authorities stepped in to separate the two. Meanwhile, it was reported that Stanford University radio station KCSU received a 30· second anonymous telepbone call late F r iday threatening "m assive explosions" if Miss Heant i.B not rreed. Peter Winlk. the station's news director. tobk the call. He said no other details were given. By JACKIE H YMAN OftM 0.11, l"ltetSUtt An early-morning discussion between two women in a parked ·car in Newport Beach was inter· rupted violently Saturday when a second car smashed into theirs, hur ling it into a parking meter. Diane Marie E ngleman, 29, of 1006 Ocean Blvd., Seal Beach, and Pat ricia Offutt, age un- known, of 542 El Modena Ave .. Newport Beach. were treated and released at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach for cuts and mild concijSSians. Also injured in the 1 :JO a.m . accident was the driver of the moving car, John 11enry Borger· 1ng, 30, of 121 W. Bay St., Newport Beach. He was taken to Hoag with several dee p lacerations and a mild coneussion. transferred to Orange County ~1edical Center and. about five hours later, taken President Attends Georgetown Party ' WASH I NGTON (UPI) - President Ford s tood in the mid· d.1e or the usually quj.et resid en· tial street. balancing a plate of spaghetti in one hand. "I'm an old waiter, you know," he said. The President c.ind Mrs. Ford had just left the home of an old friend , New York Times cor· respondent Marjorie Hunter, where reporters who covered him in his vice presidential days gathered for a ''reunion ... While the President had been invited to the party, his sudden appearance Saturday night was unexpected and unannounced. Even reporters who followed him around during lhe day were not told in advance. The Fords stayed at the party in Gt>Orgetown nearly .an hour before leaving to get into their limousine, which had been dou - ble par ked in rront of Miss flun· tf'r's small townhouse. As the word got aroWld that the President was in the area, neighbor~ gathered on the street to await his appearance. One young woman, on her way to a party just down the street. asked what was going on . "Oh, my God, .. she said when she 'A'as told. "I don·t want to be around -he's accident prone." Miss Hunter let it be known that the spaghetti had been pre· pared by NBC cameraman George Sozio, one of the re· porters who had traveled with the Pre:sident in his vice pre· s idential days. After the 10-minute trip back to the White House, a reporter asked Ford whether he had tried the spaghetti on the way and how it had tasted. ·'Delicious,·· he said. "Anything George makes, I can·t resist ... Earlier. Ford played a round of golf 'A-'ilh Rep. George A. Mahon <D·Tex), ch9irman of the House Appropriations Committee;· Rep. Thomas L . Ashley (0-0hio). a m e mber of the new House Budget Committee, and in· dustrialis t Frank Jameson . Jameson and his wire. actress Eva Gabor, were While I-louse guests. After playing golf, the Presi· dent stopped at the White House only long enough to change into a blue leisure suit before going to the party al Miss Hunter's home. IRS Holth; Off Probing Overseer? WASHINGTON (AP) -In· ternal Revenue Service Com· missioner Donald C. Alexander. and som e other I RS officials have blat:ked tax investigations of Sen. J °"epb M . .Monwya <D· N.M.), who Ji,eads a subcommit· tee that ovenees the IRS. ac· cording to the Washington Post. The newspaper said fn a ropyri1ht story by Bob Wood· ward ror today's editions that audits and investigations of Mon- toya's returns had been "strong· ly recommended by other IRS or. ficlala an4 were c ailed ror ln the caae or a taxpayer like Montoya by normal IRS procedures.'' It quoted "lour highly reliable a.ourcea" but did not name them. It 1aid "there is no evidence that Montoya has illegally evaded taxes or that be was aware or or eouabt special tteat- mentfromtbe JRS. ·· The Post said Alexander declined to discuss the Montoya case, bu\ did quote him as say· ing : ''In iener al, I have never stopped a case ror J>OllUcal re- asons. Never~ All t axpayers are treated alike, whether they be president, vice president. senato~ or con1ressman. '' Normal I RS procedures would have led to an audit of Montoya's laxes, the Post said, because he became a millionaire, was habitually delinquenl in paying taxes and had· been twice recom- m ended for prosecution because he faUed lo file returns In 1945 M d 1948 whe n he was a state senator. But tt quot ed Montoya as &ay- inl be was total!f unaware of any . effort to a:ive hlrn favorable treatment and that he has nothlng to hide on his tax returns. I ' to Orange County Jail, where he was booked on a misdemeanor suspicion of drunken driving charge. The charge is a misdemeanor ooe because there was no indica- tion Borgering was responsible· for the accident, said Ne~rt Beach Police Officer-Steve Vance. He said the parked car, which had its engine and lights off, was four reet away from the curb and extended into the right-hand driving lane. ~1issing in the incident, which destroyed both cars, was the parking meter, which Vance speculated may have been hurled onto a roortop in the vicinity on Coast Highway just west of Riverside Drive. He said he planned to ask the police helicopter to look ror the missing meter. Passenger Killed When Car Flips A 15-year-old El Toro youth died Sat urday when a car 1.n which he wa$ a passenger ran off ~icia Parkway in Mission Viejo, flipped over and ejected him. The victim was identified as Marvin L . Mcintosh of 24552 High Pine Road. The California 1-lighway Patrol s aid the dri vcr of the car, Howard Slack, 22, of 16411 McFadden Ave .. Tustin, ap- parently lost control of the car about 1:30 a.m. and ran or( the road into a shrub-covered gully. Slack was treated and released at Orange County Medical Center. A CHP spokesman said no charges had been filed pend- ing an investigation. Crash Kills Anaheim Boy A hit-and-run accident claimed the life of an Anaheim youth and seriously injured three others in the Indio area. the California Highway Patrol said. ~1anuel Barrera, 17, was declared dead at the scene of the crash shortly berore midnight F)-iday, and the three other occu- pants were reported in "fair to satisfactory"_ con diliorf al Indio Comm unity Hospital. The highway patrol said Bar- rera's car was almost cut in half by the impact when it was struck by another vehicle at high speed in an intersection. The driver of the other car is being sought by JX)lice. , Marine Kill~ In Clemente A Camp Pendleton Marine eerieant died Saturday tn San Clemente General Hospital as a result or injuries suffered Oct. 13 when he lost control of h).s motorcycle a nd hit a curb. Coroner 's orftcials reporled that Androw Ashley, 20. died at 4 :25 p .m . H e had b een hospitalized since the acddent. which occurred shortly after midnieht Oct. 13 at EI Camino Real and Avenida Araeon in San Clemente . I -,.. I r • i l 1 ., ' • • ----.. ~ .. r • I . Sund!J. October It, ttl:I OAILYPtlOT . r:--: FUD Time at the ·Festivals • • JAMMING AT BLUEGRASS CONTEST AT GREAT EARTH FESTIVAL, FAIRGROUNDS Bob Smith, Mary Frey, John Ragan Hitting Their Licks Jus1 for Fun INSIDE BIG TOP AT IRVINE'S HARVEST FESTIVAL, IT"S DANCE TIME UCI Folk Dancing Club Shows Ott Variety of Steps. Costumes • }! ' Dall11 Piiot Photos B11 fJee Pape • ' GRANNY GOOSE GETS A HUG FROM IRVINE FAN Shelley Williams, 6, Greets Celebrity Bird ' Orange Coast Area . 'Octoberf esting' The Orange Coast burst into a veritable "Octoberfest .. of com· munity events this weekend. with festivals still under way today at the Orange Co unty Fairgrounds in Irvine and at San Juan Capistrano. The Second Annual Arts and Crafts Festival of San Juan Capistrano continues all day at the intersection or Yorba Street aad Camino Capistrano. Entries including paintings, decoupage, quillery, wooden toys, macrame, jewelry, stoneware, metal sculpture, etc., will be dis· layed in booths on streets closed to accommodate visitors as well as costumec\ dancing groups and musicians. At Irvine, the community involvement event is under way in a freshly mowed barley field at the intersection of Jeffrey and Bar· ranca and has open-air booths and shows surrounding a big top Lent where more shows are scheduled under canvas. Today's schedule for "Irvine is -.. a Harvest Festival .. is listed separately. (Above righl). Running continuously since Wednesday at the Orange County Fairgrounds. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. the Great Earth Festival climaxes today. The final day of£ers a list or things to do. Great Earth Fnth'al Schedtde tor Toda9 10 a.m .. 10 p.m. -Craft demonstrations and exhibits, Crafts Bldg . . 10 a .m . -4 p.m. -'Ibe Bluegrass cardinals, Byron Bertine and Sundance,Festivalstage 11 a.m. -1 p.m. -Fiddle, Banjo and Bluegrass Band Contest, Festival Stage 1, 3, s p.m . -NeedJe in Hay!tack Contest, Games and Contests ' area • 2p.m. -Tumbling Clowns, Games and Contests area 3 -4 p.m . -Finals -Fiddle, Banjo and Bluegrass Band 'Con- test, Festival Stage 4 p.m. -Maile Show, Games and Contests area u 4 p. m . -The Dillards in concert, Festival Stage '' 6 p.m . -Bobbing for Apples Contest, Games and Contests area .1 1 p.m . -Storybook'lbeaterawards, Games and Contesta area I• 8 p. m. -Three-legged Race Contest, Games and Contests area ' 1 -9 p.m. -Build Your Earth Dream CasUe Awards, Games 'and Contest& area ' New Games-Audience Participatioo (lnterm.ittenUy) 'Tasteful' Events in Irvine A crop of cliches -"all that· jazz:· "frosting on the cake" and "under the big top" -will pro- vide a bushel of fun today during the final IS hours of "Irvine is ... a Harvest Festival." Events already are under way at the colorful tent city al the cor- ner or Jeffrey and Barranca roads. Fifteen churches are com- bining talents to p resent three in- terfaith services at swuise . .9 and ll a.m . Pancake breakfast for $1 .25 started at 8 to lead o£f the day's culinary events that will include international food on sale at many booths and announcement of winners in the Daily Pilot's Harvest Home recipe contest. The taste-off will end three weeks or competition where r e · aders submitted directions Cor their favorite apple and pumpkin treats. Pre · judging narrowed the number or contestants to 12. Finalists in the .pie, cake, cookies and fancy dessert categories include Pat Pitts. Mis · sion Viejo; Marylyn McGuin- ness, Irvine; Eleanor Peirce. San Juan Capis trano; Julie Ludlum. San Clemente; Pegg)' Milholland and Beverly Engstrom, both of Corona de! Mar. Others are Annette Lleberberg and Beth Harris. both of Co~ta Mesa: Jane Hull. Laguna Hjlls ; Gabriella Freska. Huntington Beach; Teri Kinney and Barbara Pane. both of Fountain Valley. They will bring their desserts to the Daily Pilot booth at 1:30 p.m. to be judged by Rolf Jung, executive chef of the MarriOtt Hotel. June Theriot, home economist; Carol Moore and George Leidal, food editor and promotion manager or the Daily Pilot and 1\1 arty lorio, promotion coordinator rOr Fashion Island Merchants Association. The Rest of Harvest a\\·ard and division prizes will be presented on the main stage at 2 p.m . An electric crock pot and en- graved mixing bowls have been donated by the merchants as· sociation . Cookbooks will be given Cor honorable mention. Children will find day.long en· tertainment in a haystack, Fall SELL-OFF Now in progress on these beautiful ENans•Black C'a1pets by @ mstrong Cafe Royale JAKARTA Mind or MYS LAKE pumpkin patch, novelty Tacea . and non-competitive games. l\fusic will vary, from lhe Tro- jan Shrine Club Pipers at noon lo Dr. Jose ph Hart and the Oversextet in a jazz concert at 2 p.m ., Scottish dance workshop and El Toro Marine Corps Air Station Band concert, both al 3 p.m. and Irvine Teen Center rock concert at 4 : 30. Admission of $1 will be charged for the Sweet Adelines songfest at 12 :30 p.m. and Bicentennial Jazz Concert at 3:30 p.m. For $3 , festival-goers can at- tend a Parade of Music talent show at 8 p.m . Tickets for all events that wi11 be held in tbe Big Top Tent will be sold at the door unless the s how has been sold· out. Parking will be free. ' Porto ovo RANDOL MILL Regal Row · ROSE HALL OL'9033 293 S. MAIN ST., ORANGE 3 BLOCKS NORTH Of FASHION SQUARE ·. -, __ I I • • .4,41 DAILY PILOT Sunday, October 19. 1975 • Group Wants to End . ' ·'Paltny Days By HILARY KAYE OI .. ~II, ,.OM tuft Six palm tress trees that have climbed about 10 feet above roof- top height are causing possible foreclosure troubles for Anthony and Barbara Kazelis of Harbor View Hills. .Tb• K•Ul!U~ face possible foreclosure by thetrvine Com- pany unless they bring their six palms down to rooftop level by Monday. The Kazelises lease their land from the Irvine Com- pany, as do the other Harbor View Hills homeowners. Since palm trees cannot be topped and survive, Mrs. Kazelis says, the order to shorten the trees would mean cutting them to 'the ground. Mrs. Kazelis says she was given permission to plant the trees, valued at $6,000, when she moved onto the property in 1960. She calls the threatene d foreclosure "unfair" and vows to fight in court, if necessary. While the Harbor View Hills Homeowners Association has asked the Irvine Company to step in and foreclose, a spokesman for the company says it wants to stay out of the community · fracu. Foreclosure is "just one possi- blt: alternative,.''_~ spokesman said. /·-\ All resideqtS of Hlirbor View Hills, located n9rth bf Paciric Coast ~hwaN;>ff MacArthur Boulevard in Corona del Mar, must become members of the bomeowners;usociation. . As memtiers, they accept the association's codes, covenants and-r~tion s ~I\), a ·con - tractual agreement and form of deed restriction. · If any of the regulations are ·1 violated, homeowners may face forecloaure proceedinp by the Irvine Company. Written into the Harbor View Hills regulations are a condition that trees must be lower than rootftop level. All houaes in the terraced community overlook Newport Harbor. There are a number of other palms and other tall trees adja- cent to houses there and a quick tour through the development shows about half the trees to be higher than the roofs. Mrs. Kazelis says her trees were higher than her house, 14 feet high, when they were plant- ed in 1960 and that they've grown about 10 feet since then. She claims she has been "singled out'' for attention by the homeowner1 group. George F1aherty, a neighbor of the Kazelises , says he, too. believes she is being harrassed. He says her trees are part or the rea.uui he bought hi s particular fiO't.Mie , located down the street from the Kazelis home. He moved in four years ago. "Taking away her trees would be like taking away the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve," insists Flaherty, who says he gets a "good feeling" from her tall palms on the horizon. Apparently, the palm tree situation is just one point of con - troversy in the midst of bitter in- fighting within the homeowners . association. Flaherty, who says there are numerous violations throughout Harbor View Hills, says that on - ce the homeown ers association "gets your number, that's it." He claima rules are enforced selec- tively. Association president James Blakemore denies that charge and explains that violations are investigated only when written complaints are filed. Blakemore, who says there were tint four, and now three. complaints against Mrs. Kazelis, COQlJ'll@DtS, ''What it all boill down to ia a controversy over whether the Kazeliaes should keep their trees at the expense of other people'• views." While Mrs. Kazelb: insists she received appi-oval from the as· sociation'a architectural review committee in 1960, and produced evi dence of that approval, Blakemore calls ber statement "preposterous." "No one around here bas beard of such a thing ... There's nothing in her file to prove that," he says. In response, Mrs. Kazelia: asks how she was able to bring in six, 15-foot-high trees in 1960 unless permission were granted? And, why wasn't she told to get rid of them sooner than 15 years later if approval were not granted, she adds. A neighborhood campaigii to gather enough proxy votes to call a special association meeting was begun and there are now . Del~ ,. ... ...,. ..... enough proxies to hold that meet· TALLER·T~OFTOP PALMS DOT KAZELIS PROPERTY IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS in~hanges in the regulations Homeowner• Group Seekl Foreclo1ure Adlon Ageln1t ltl Ae1ldent1 may result from that gathering, -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ but probably not in time to save the Kazelis trees. Final action rests with the Irvine Company. but company officials seem reluctant to take such harsh action as rorecl05ure against the homeowners. They keep hoping the co m- munity "squabble" will be set- tled internally. !_ i ,.,..,. Page Al 0 SUPERSTARS·AND LIARS. • • or the effects or Watergate on American journalism. He asa'-'rted that th"e scandaf and the investigative reporting that it spawned created flaws in the craft whictrstill are evident. ''There was a rush to publish," he said, "before the fact.a were checked out. 'lbe fear Of bein1 beaten by the competi-\ion seemed to force the best of reporters who once checked their acts to run it first and check ater." He described a phenomenon that emerged from the era -the ·~ituation in which certain re- porters became superstars whoee notoriety exceeded that of the persons they covered. To Warren, his years at the podium or the daily news brief- ings left him with no remorse about his job and how he performed it. Warren likened his role to that or the profess ional joumalist. "I'd get up every morning and start to prepare for the briefing BACK IN SADDL.E Gerald Warren in a fashion that I 've viewed as professional. "t·d try to predict the issues that would be raised later in the day and try my best to research them through by calling people on the staff,'' he explained. Did those staff members ever li , e. ''They never lied to me directly: they juat didn t give me all of the truth,'' he replied. As an example, Warre n described one issue that caused him great chagrin and some ex- tremely stront abuse at the hands of reporters dwing brief- ings -the awesome expenses on the President's estate in San Clemente. n·e said that at various stages or the issue, his probes within the administration re- ceived only half-truths. "All the stuff was spread out• and hidden in all sorts of dif· ferent places,'' be said. He credited former Associat-· ed Press White House reporter Gaylord Shaw with an investiga- tion that brought the entire con- troversy into proper focus. Shaw's story emerged at about the time that Warren'spre. sence in the press room was becoming commonplace. By then, Ronald Ziegler bad retreated to a loosely defined post of "counselor to the Presi- dent.'' · In retrospect, Warren said that during those bleak days, he often thought that working at h.is old job in a daily newsroom would be far better than what faced him at the briefings. "Perhaps it·s arrogance on my part, but what kept me there was the feeling that the machinery had to keep going. Ron Ziegler couldn't go down there any more without coming to blows and bearing the ugly names. "I thought that I was all that was left ... the only guy with enough rapport to keep it going. ';I felt that I just had to keep the channels open,'' he said. F....aP,,.eAJ ZIGGURAT DELAYS. • • of the b·uilding, Sampson testified. Had all the interested agencies been relocated in the structure, Sampson said, the government could have gotten out from under leases in the Los Angeles area that were costing nearly $2 million per year. ''Laguna Niguel is a &:ov- emment-owned facility and it seems obvious on its face that it is very poor business to be leas- ing apace when government~ owned space is available,'' Sampson said. Today, the Laguna Niguel building, located on La Paz Road in the coastal foothills,· houses divi sions of the National Archives and Record& Service, Internal Revenue Service, Geological Survey and Fish and Wildlife Service. Space assigned to the four agencies totals 225,000 square feet, or roughly :ll percent' or the building. About 130 persons are employed at the building. According to GSA officials, the only live prospect for tenancy in the building is the Defen se Department's Contract Ad· ministration Services, now based in Anaheim and Los Angeles. Sampson said that if contract administrators are moved to Laguna Niguel, the government could save about $725,000 in year- ly rentals on leased space. 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Law in Uvermore, said five tons of enforcement officers we-re plutonium fallout from testing of braced for trouble, but the.re were The forum, held lo the men's gym al California Polytecbnical Institute, was or1anized after 9S oC the 120 medical doctors In San Luis ObisPo County raised fUnds to sponsor the public debate. nuclear bombs in the atmosphere nolncldents . ...,--t-hu-Catll'ed between· 116,006 and-= l!acific Gaa and Electric.c la Or. L. Douglas DeNlke~ coordinator of the Nuclear Initiative Task Force, said be was not aatiafied that there were enough backup ay1tema. He dted t what he said were numerous in~ stances ot salety systemsfallures_.;, at plant.I across the country that nearly released radi9actlve material. ' Brown's Whlt"e 1'1Ra • Workman (left) is made small by size of Sl.3 million governor's manslo.tt 1as be helps put finishing touches to · solar- assisted suburban '1white elepharit'' 6C teak, brick and tinted glass that bachelor Gov. Edmund G. Brown refuses to live in. State's taxpayers can expect to put out about $105,000 a year for guards and maint enance while the 25-room Sacr amento villa -sits empty. Opening orlgilially scheduled for Monday has been delayed one week due to last-minute elec- trical wiring difficulties. Bald Eagle Confiscated Bo/ A Backs NYC SAN FRANCISCO IAPJ -The U.S. Fish aod Wildlire Service has p o unced on a stuffed American bald eagle belonging to a Pleasanton wom-an. The Fish and Wildlife Service heard about the eagle. through Mrs. Stout's efforts to have a break p,roblem corrected. · The American bald eagle is protected, apparently dead or alive, by the 1940 Bald Eagle Protection Act. Last Thursday, an agent from Burlingame grabbed the snowy-headed pre- dator, glass eyes, feathers and all. SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The president of the nation's largest bank threw his weijht behind federal aid to New York City Saturday. l.p remarks prepared for the Senate Banking Committee in Washington, D.C., A. W. 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Edison spokesmen said Peterson could have surfaced safely inside the tank, but police said he probably didn't realize that. BERKELEY (AP) -Scien- tists at the University of California say they have suc- ceeded in isolating within a can- cer-causing virus the gene that . causes cells in the host animal to tum cancerous. They say their research has also pinpointed the location o[ another gene within the virus, the one that governs formation of a protein envelope outside the virus. A spokesman for the university said the discoveries brought science another step cl06el' to un- derstanding t he way snme viruses Work to cause cancer. Once that is understood, he said, prospects for cancer will be im· proved. mE VIRUS used in the tests is the oldest known cancer-causing virus and is capable of producing cancers in chickens and in laboratory cultures, although scientists do not believe th}lt it causes cancer in humans. 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It won 't be as bloody as the bitter wr.:.inglc over \vhich union would represent the farmworkers, and It may be on a higher pla.ne. But it will involve similar principles, and e-ven more is at stake. The teachers of our l>Ubli c school s <:irl· the la1-get this time. and it appears that something like $7 milLion to $10 million will Ile spent between now and April to pc r s uadl' them \Vhich of l\\'O labtl f'" ~roup:-­ would better represent their interests 111 ti al"gaining \vith local school board'i . SB 160. signed last month lJy Governor Rrown , g ives colle ctive bargaining rig hts tu public ::;rhoolteachcrs in Californitt. One of its provisions s tipulates that tea('he r!> in each dis trict pick the union :.1gency they wis h to represent them in negotiation. For lhe great majonty, the cJ1oice will be between lhe Jo11g.standing California Teachers Association and the more militant, tough California Fcde ratii>n or Teachers, an affiliate of the AFL·CIO. CTA is larger. l:x>asting membe rship of aboul 145,000 statewide. CF'T has only about 35,000 mem · hers, but it wields additional power as a branch of the potcntAFL-CIO. Last week, CF'T s~:ud it \VOuld Jay out $750,000 in Orange County alone in its campaign to represent most of the county's 10,000 teachers. The union will spend some $5 million statewide in the effort. You can bet CTA won't be far behind. While 1t may not have the bankroll of the national AFL·CIO behind it, it is tied in with the r esources of the mam moth National Education Association and has plenty of money in its own right up in its Burlingame head quarters. Why arc they spending this much? What~ ;.it sta kt! ·! JJov.·c r r aw power -and a chance to ultimately col l ~ct tlues from every county, state a nd school t?mployc in California, that's wltat is at s take. ()ne provision of SB 160 s ays that whichever union is picked by a district's teachers next April has a uni- que privilege: ll can collect its.dues by payroll deduc- lion through the district's accounting system. This is an immense advantage, for it means the rejected un- ion mus t scrounge ils dues individually and is psychologically left out in the cold . Jf either CTA or CFT wins a decided victory !\latcwidc to represent teachers, the next step is as JJrt-dictal>le as lomorrow: The winne r will take a powerful Position in setting up a s t;.itewide union to r1•prcscnl every public employe in C01lifornia. i\s an i\ FL·CIO affiliate, the CF'T might be ex- pcctetl to ha vc a s tronger role outside the educa.tional field. l1ut the CTA president, Steve Ed\\'ards. satd last v.·cck that ''fellow public employes" in a ll levels of government had fought for SB 160 a nd, "We can't a ba ndon the m now." Cf A, he said, is t•ommitted to fight for C(>llective bargaining rights for all public v.·orkcrs, including fire protection and law enforce· nlcnt agencies. ~.>next there'll be a bill similar to SB 160 taking in ('VC'ry si ng le municipal, county and state employe in California. Then the re'll be a union -possibly in direct line with either the CF"I' o r the CTA -ready Lo coll ect clues of. say, $100 a year from J .2 million poten· tial m e mbe r s . And that translates into immense political c lout, in people and campaign funds . That ·s why \ve'll be seeing these immense cam paigns of pers uas ion in the months ahead. And it will be interesting indeed to see if the tcache~are able to respond in a professional manner <:is they become targets in this titanic struggle. , Must NYC Be Invaded Before It Receives Aid? A lot or people these days. some of them in pretty hi gh places, .seem to be rinding smug satisfaction out of watching New York City writhe in its financial agonies. Arter these people have their fill of vindictive pleasure. they might contemplate the fa ct that the bankruptcy of the na- tion·s largest city could touch off a chain reaction of fin ancial col· lapses extend· ing far beyond New York . Some of Europe 's leading economists, whose view of New York Ci· IY is not dis· t orted by personal animosity, know enough history to understand the consequences not just to the United States but to the rest of the world or a fiscal dis· aster 8Ifecting America·s finan· <·ial capital. These experts sec the possibility or a m ajor depression that could be triggered by New York·s default. The time has come to put an end not jus t to irresponsible gloating over Ne1,1,· York'.s pre· dicaml'.'nt but also lo all the sanctimonious nonsense about the city's .supposl'.'d mismanage ment and profligate handlin g of welfare and labor union s Especially does the sermonizing fall flat when it comes from Washington. SECRETARY of the Treasury William Simon believes it would not be good ror New York City's character to have the federal government come to its rescue until the c ity's budget is baJanced. Simon is a party to the largest unbalanced budget on the race or the earth. lie and Presi - dent Ford talk about the need for resolute action in eliminating ex - traneous public spending, but NORMAN COUSINS they have made a sacred cow ou t of the largest single item in the federal budget -more than StOO billion for military expenditures -"'hic h some congressional ex - perts contend is swoll en with duplication and waste. These experts ofrer substantial evidence to support their claim that milita ry spending can be cut by SKI billion without affecting the national security except possibly for the better. New York Oi ly is criticized because it gives in to impossi ble union demands . What. about the Pentagon un- ion, with more generals on the federal payroll than at the height or World War fl? New York City is scored because of its mam- moth relief rolls. WllAT ABOUT the (act that hundreds of thousands of non- New York ers have moved into the city from other states and other places and have gone on ci · ty "',elf are? About a quarter or a million American cilizens from Puerto Rico are now in New York. a large number of them on relief. What .s hould New York Ci - ty do? Fly them back to Puerto Rico? Onl y the federal govern· ment ha s the authority to do that -and .such an action would pro- bably be declared unconslitu· ti on al. Has anyone suggested that the federal government, or the Puerto Rican government, or the other states whose citizens have moved in on New York City, re· imburse New York for their ob- ligations? The pensions of New York City policemen are sup· posed to be outrageously high. Has anyone looked al federal government pensions. especially irithe military? New York City 's s ubway system has produced all sorts of negative comments because it doesn't pay for itself. But at least the citizens of New York City meet that deficit. What about the new subway being planned ror Was hington, D.C., which will connect downtown with the pos h suburbs? The bill for constructing that subway will be paid not by the ci. ty of Washington primarily but by the country's taxpayers, of whom New Yorkers are carrying by far the largest tax loads of any group of citizens in the nation . IN ALL THE comments by President Ford and Secretary Simon, not one word has been s aid about the fact that the citizens and businesses in New York City last year paid $38 billion to the federal govern· ment, which is about one-fourth of the total income and corporate tax collected from the whole of the United States. A lot of that tax money is going into foreign aid. Thei;e are good reasons for such aid. Are there no reasons for helping American cOm}11unjties -especially when the failure to do so could harm the entire nation ? What do we want New York Ci · ty to do -announce that it is con· fronted by a major Communist threat in order to qualify for sub· stantial federal aid? It's time to come to our senses about New York City. With all its many problems and faults, it is still the greatest city in the world. And it is an American ci- ty. It not only mirrors the human race but also provides a pro· digiow; amount of useful energy in meeting humanity's problems. This is what America is all about. Reitders Draw Bead on Antig11n Stand Tot.be Editor: Your editorial ··The Gun J\.1ad - ness'' opens with a phrase that the case for guns is illogical. What is logical or illogical is usually wbat suits the case of the author. Let's strip the case for guns down to its basic roots. The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution spells out my right to bear arms. Arms in this case means side and shoulder arms as used by the militia. Machine guns, antitank guns, etc. are not covered. The First Amendment gives you the right to print anything in your paper. When 1 say anything, I mean anything, which includes your standing up for a radical paper several years ago that ad· vacated shoplifting. Many of us gagged on that one, but the freedom of the press is a right. YOU SEEM he ll-bent on depriving me of my rights. What you fall to see is that if you are suc- cessful, then a basic constilu· tt-oiral right wtll have been destroyed and when one goes the others won't be far behind. Let me define what we are talk- ing about and that's the confisca- tion of handguns, which is what you advocate. Gun registration is another matter, which you fail to mention. You may answer it is on- ly handguns we are after. Thal may be all you are after, but others are after a good deaJ more. The television aocumenta.ry '1'1e Guns of Autumn" proved thaL This was an aotibUDting pro- paganda film that was not even thinly disguised as antigun . .Not hanclaun. but "GUN." . •• THERE ARE a number of other cooslderations. One ls pract.icali· ty. Gettlnapeople to comply with a law they feel is unjust doesn ·1 · itt0rk out. Marijuana has never been legal and millions and milliona of people break the law without any compunctioo daily. .. If you don't tbink millions and milllOllll of Americ8115 don•t feel they have a right to own weapons, Just uk CBS -the! got lhe sbock of their Ii Yea rrom "'"response lo •"lbe:GunaofAutumn.~' You, ot ....,..e, are enllUtd lo youropinlon, but in tblacuo1our opinion could deprive me of my • (..._ __ M_A_I_J.._B_o_x __ ) •constitutional rights. ls that what you really want? D. V.PICKEN 'Whipping•boy Issue' To the Editor: On your edilorial page for Oct. 12, you published an editorial en- titled "The Gun Madness." Jn it, you brought out a few points which I think warrant rebuttal. The first place in your editorial in which you made an error in judgment was where you clouded over what Los Angeles . Police Chief Ed Davis had said. an ob- vious attempt to discredit hi s veracity as a very prominent and respected figure in the la:t en- forcement field . .,,- How you expect intelligent peo· pie to respect your editori al views after pulling a stunt like that is hard to comprehend. Let.·s look at the handgun issue from a different angle. Everyone opposed to handguns cites a two- fold danger as being their primary reason for concem. This two.fold danger is availability and concealability. While these attributes are certainly true con- cerning the handgun, they are not unique to the handgun . These attri butes. especially concealability, are easily in - corporated into any sporting arm by the judicious use or the hacksaw. It isn't just handguns that the antigun group would con· tent themselves with ; they wouldn't be satisfied until they bad all guns. Jt's strange lhat the assassinations of President John F . Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. dldn"t get the old ball rolling on r ine conf'iscation with the same momentum that the handgun isAue has reallied. IT'S EASll, V understood. though; the vast majority or handgun-related accidents ure due to incompetence and/or ig· norance as pertains to the cor rect handling and opcratior\_ of the handrun. For that rea."lon~a <"Orl5idttable percentage of the nonsporllng populace of I.hi s country are scnred of handguns. 'f However. the rault does not Lie with the handgun. Attempting to penalize the handgun is equally as absurd as attempting to penalize the American automobile in an ef · fort to stop automobile-related de~ aths and injuries. I'm sure that there are many people that are very fearful of riding in an aulomobile. Yet, I wonder how you would feel if thC' palice were to tow your car away· and were to tell you thaL automobifes are being confiscat- ed because they pose too great a threat td the health and welfare or the public. RidicuJous? I don't think that the antiguo group is any less ridiculous. Another display or your fabric occurred when you inferred that the public is longing for the chance to "increase its killing power.. by owning a machine gun. I fail to see how you expect- The&e three letters generally reflect the opinion of oil responses received by the Daily Pilot lost week o#the gun.control issue. Two other tetter!f, a:Uo critical of the editorial, were received, but the writers did 11ot want their names published. (Anonymous letters ore not printed.) No lelter thus Jar re· ceived has supported any form of control of firearms. ed to be taken seriously . Anyone knows that ''increased ·killing Power" can be realized by the ac· quisition of a shotgun. Remington and Browning also market semi·automatic high powered rifles. Browning cham- bers theirs in .338 Winchester i\1agnum, for which Nosier makes a 250.grain partition bullet which would easily equal the performance of any bullet fired from any machine gun made anywhere. Of course, oply lhe handloader would realize thc:se things. However, it's all ~vaila­ blP to the public. VIRTUALLY every assertion you made in your editorial Is so easily refuted with overwhelm- ing statisUca.J evidence that I fail to .see why you even bothered to print it, except1 as a clumsy at tempt to incre3se your circula· .. I tion. In fact, you ant.igun people are in such a blind craze and rush to get to home plate that yau make circus clowns look like ballet dancers . Clowns are suppo3ed to act that way. The handgun issue is indeed a pretty well abused ''whipping boy." ( The tragedy of the issue is that the people who are opposed to private gun ownership actually expect everyone else to believe that all crimes of violence will be eradicated with the elimination of handguns. On the at.her hand, the pro-gun group claims that on· ly the criminal element would have guns <iJ they were con- riscated). The truth lies between these extremes. I wonder how well one could see if one·s eyes were squirted rull of household am- monia. bleach or battery acid? During the Prohibition Era. a considerable amount of acid was thrown in people's faces. EVERYONE complains about the excesses of lhe American government. There are flaws in the system. However, no one could possibly imagine the catastrophe that would occur if we were to attempt to renovate that monster from the roots up. Jn fact , our society as a whole has become rather monstrous. Violent cri m ei; occur on a mara.thon basis in ~11 or our large cities. I would suppose that the typical arch-conservative is eager to suggest the fratricide of lhe ace group which commit. violent crimes. Thatwouldbethe e:uy wsy out. So is this cop-out on the gun Issue in your editorial. '"' You really don't desire to help today's society to become safer. The only desire you have exhibit· eel by hopping onto this loud, han- dy, dazzling bandwagon issue is the craving to increase your newspaper circulation. You can'l even dignify your slipshod effort by avoiding the sophomoric sophisms that serve only to cloud the issue. You only make a spec- tacle of yourself. Good ch\)'. JAJllES K. WICHMAN Prioritfe• QuntW.ed Totbe Editor: Your editorial of OcL 12, ''The Gun Madness," reflects a bias typical or the news media in general in thi~country. You offer restraints and punishment. to those who would possess ha.gdguns but you are careful not lo explain just how such actipns could be justified within the con· text of the constitutional guaran· tees against unreasonable searches and the right to own property. Your editorial is incorrect in stating that the four ''top lawmen·· plus our own (Los Angeles County Sheriff) Peter J. Pitchess. who testified in Washington, D. C., last week, ''aren't exactly liberals." A cursory investigation into the background of tho~e police of· ficials that testified at the hear- ings before Congress would s how them to be among the most liberal police adtninistrators in this country. · You will notice that they wer(' band picked by the liberal wing ol the Confr'ess and no one with the stature or convictions of (L.A. Polic~ Chief) Ed Davis w" allowed to ui.ter a word in opposi- tion to their·le(t-wing rantings. Your suggestion that a stiff penalty be legislated into law. calling for excessive rmeS and mandatory imprisonment for possession of a handgun, is ir· responsible and apparently of. f4!red without much foundation. When the legal system of this state aJlows some 80,000 convict· ed felons to roam the streets on probation, parole or pardon, and persons of the ilk Of a Manson or Sirhan are looking forward to their parole bearings, do you seriously propose to incarcerate John Q. Citizen and fme him $5,000 for the possession of a band.gun? Your priorities are out or touch with reality. You may not realize that your stance is most darigerous to the public of this nation because i( promotes the denial to own a specific item of property. Jf yo1.t succeed in your desires, then the gates are open for confiscation o( all property. perSOftal and real on the theory that such an actio~ would bring, about a safe civilized society. • Hitler and Stalin tried it an4 their nations were neither sare. nor civilized. Don't advocate such tactics here. 1 JAMESB. BEALS DAILY PILOT Robt-rt N. Wttd. Pllbh.Jht'T Thomas Kttv1l. rdilor Thomct1Polmt'r. S11Plday £d1lorio/ Pogt £d11or !he editorial pa1e of the Daily' P!lot 1eek1 to inform and'' stimulate readers by presenlint 1 on this P•le diverse commentary on topics of inttrest by syndical· ed columni1ls and cartoonists, by . P!'O"idlne a forum for reade~· views and by presentin1 thi~ newspaper·s opinions and Idea$ on currt.nl topics . Th~ editorial' opinions ot lhe Dail y Pilot apptar only in the editorial col umn at ti1c , top or the P•IJe. Opinions t•i , prtsstd by th& columnists and cartoonists and lttter writers are" their own and no endonemtnt Or their view!I by the Dally PUot ,. should be inrtrrrd. ~/If Su . Ir.,. nday. October 19. 1975 ,. • I . Th< .,,.ct -MNt .,., .. cludin It rour inter m•k abou So I keep gram on mY r obtai becai end "1th port. any 1ng g most lw requ 1hey and cludl and !975. bee a I loadi that man you te-r a to good hims repai miss work with . best Sin arriv atop .seve the unb follo part .. coul -fro emp w S Q U and ing .. for ma c a s ho 198. a Ion hav and ness shor ~IOO T as i clai will 1 Ag BC •ta bo • ' • Letter From Bangkok • l!U!d!y. 0c.-tO, 11115 N. VIET NAM '"'•-'o ' • TM /oil.owing lettlT uw rtceiVfd bll o pro- .!J)tdJve American tporuor of a VUtname1e """' who fl<d Solgon /or Bongkolc Thailand MOit of the namt1 ho~ bttndtttted io prottcf tho8e ttiU tubject to Comrrumiat nprUal in- cluding thewrilt(.'• wife. ' What It's Lik e In S. Vietna m ple tiave . such aa radlo , TV, refriierator, etc., 1r owners don't ha Ye papers for thoae thinp. So to avoid ac- cusatlon that those things have been left behind by American and their lackeys, the owner have to 11ve bribe to Viet Cong and North Vietnamese. " eui." o" B•ackok, Aue. 11, U75 .., TONICIN It '11.'as a grea~ pleasure to receive your letter of Aug. 12, 197' with much interesting information. I think I've to make up my· mind and a1.reti with you about the future situation oi Thailand. So I decide to join you and ask you to keep on arranging the sponsor pro-gram. One thing I put emphasis on is about my relatives, that their approval is not obtained yet, that 1 worry so much beeause the refugee program will be ended at Sept. 15 and if they cannot go v.ith me I won't have·the financial sup- p<>rt. 1 don't expect to extract my wife anymore due to the difficulties increas- i11g gradually in Vietnam now . She keep most of my money. I wrote to ... a nd ... to take care of my 1-equest in Washington. but I wonder ir they can act on time .... wrote to me and put my sponsor in a team of 99 in- cluding you as among my immediate and successive advisers from 1964 to 1975. We want ... to be unofficial head because he has more time to help me. some Vietnamese with French citi"ienship. I help to nicet them at lhe airlield and talk to them. We 1et very imponant and interestina information : a. Reaialance still-going oa in many places, particularly 4th Cor-pa. b. Assassination and violence with Vietcong happens veryofteninSaigon. C. FORMER ARVN (South Viet- namese Army> and officials already re- gistered left their home to go to the forest because people sent to reeduca- tion center never come back . d. Some cases or killing many peopte that the Communists call auto accidents make angry the family , who de· monstrate in Saigon at (a) school where the liiit has been affixed. Those re· latives have been dispersed with gun · points . e . No more car, motorcycles, onJy bicycle. ' ' f. People bring an)1.bing they still have to sell to get rice, except Cholon (a section of Saigon>. where Chinese ap- pear to be calm but sad. In other streets one can see on the pavements all kind of belongings sold to North Vietnamese people who move anything eatable and usable to the North, along with North Vietnamese Army movement of tlquip- ment a.nd machines back to North Viet- nam. g. Poor class don·t have enough to eat and will leave Saigon, (according to) the plot of Communisto;, .,~,.ho intercept- ed any movement or rice into Saigon. h. P('()pie from the city getting·to the countryside can "t work in the fields with their bare hands. 1. They empty the hands of rich men. m01Uy Chinese, by sendlna some under· ground acent saying that it can be (ar- ·uagedl ... to le\ them IO out of counlly wi!h l!>_ ~illion plasttl!:!! and when aome bundre& of people come (.C) ren· ,. dez.vous to 10. they arrest every ooe with their money, gold, etc. m . All the big firms are confiscated, all building <or which> owners are ablent are occupied by the Provisional Revolutionary Government. My build- ing is among the first one to be seized. on •May s. 1975. n . Percentage of people against American and South Vietnamese Army before drastically. Now everyone (ex· cept Viet Cong) hate Viet Cong bitterly and (are) willing to fight them even 'Ni.thout aid and pay. THAILAND i eUI." 0" 8 1AM ' ' ' ~·-·· AMBODtA \ , I TOLD. . .. who wants to help on loading and transport tr~sportation, that I want to stay in the West Coast for many reasons inr.luding being close to you and (a refugee). I r~eived his let- ter at the same time as yours; he seems to be very lucky with help from some good people. Now his famil y and himself run the motel, gas station and repair shop. He lold me about the pro- missory loan when you get (some/ work, land ) J think my good will and capability are more than enough pro· \'ided 1 could get good guidance from good people. i ·m very glad to he<tr your action with ... to sponsor me. 1 ·11 try to do my bt'st to deserve esteem of all of you. Since last few days, many foreigners arriv~ here from Saigon, among them I. BUS IS CHECKED in every dis- trict, border, for biding any movement of male from I6 to 47 years old for fear they join the resistance. j , Curfew from 10 p.m. to S a.m. SOME INNOCENT people think we 'Ni.lhdrew with purpose of letting them suffering so much with v.c.,·to come back and (have) everyone fight Viet Cong with good spirit and high morale. Some le&fleU mentioned some names of Nguyen Cao Ky and other generals who are now in the United States, but the re- sistance want to make people imagine tbat resistance is still supported by another country. Sometimes a short broadcast rrom a s~ret radio makes people very hoperul. However, this broadcast just lasted ror a few days because of technique. If we have a permanent type of secret radio broad- casting, I think the Provisional Revolu· tior.ary Government y,·ould have dir ficulties and the number or people join· ing lhe resistance would increase considerably . I just mentioned a few things to (make) you aware how pitiful are the people of Vietnam. We are also aware that in the United Slates everyone (ex - cept a certain number) wants to or has to ignore Vietnam history. <That ·s l also tht" reason why I Yo'anl to remain here as long as possible to see the development . llowever, I think 1 have to join you very soon with no hope to get my family and no hope to y,·ork on something for (Vietnam with any he.Ip . So please co ~inue to process me to be spansored I any program you judge interesting, b I count as 1 ·m sponsored by yourse 1·11 close now and expect to ~ y1 soon. My best regards to your famil k. Confiscation of anything that peo-(Name Withbel• Tax Incentives Only Encourage Bad Business WASHINGTON - .. "SCREAM!'·· shouts a headline atop a full-page ad placed in several leading publications by the Chase Manhattan Bank. This unbankerly ejaculation is followed by a text that reads in part: "One out of six Americans could be out or work ten years -from now. Seventeen million un- employed idle in the streets . W e · r e squaw king and scream- ing .... Chase fore sees a ma ssive capita l s hortfall by 1985 ... ,Go along as we have been . and U.S. busi- ness and industry face a capital shortfall over the next 10 years of S400 million a day eveTJ1day ... The italics are "Mr. Chase's," as is the frantic tone and the cl airvoyance to know what >A·e will need to spend on new machinery a decade henc e. :"Jevertheless, it may be that ~1r. Chase is less worried about the future than the present. Judging from the re coin mendations it ·makes in its ad copy. it smells like another effort to change the tax laws to generate money now (italics mine ). DESPI TE TALK about the economy "bottoming out, .. the whole structure is stUI' under deflationary pressure to con- tract. Incomes for many busi- nesses aren·t large enough to pay ordinary expenses plus the in- terest on their huge debts. Basically they.-are in the same position as New York City, and that's why bankers like Mr. Chase who lent them money are concerned. So if the money can·t be had from ordinary revenues, let's see if we can get it from the taxes. 19&'11 take care of itself. Thus, among others things, Mt'. Chase is urging "more re- alistic depreciation allowances,'' which ls big -busin~ talk for saying they want to be allowed to ( VON HOFFMAN ) deduct lhe cost of new equipment from their taxes all at once in- stead of over its useful lire. The ideal would be to pay for it over 10 years but t!educt it all in the fint year. What with the ac- countants playing arOWld with interest rates and the vagaries of the tax regulation, they would get their machine pretty close to free. The rights and wrongs of such loopholes aside, has this sort of lax: law helped or hurt our economy? The case can be made that these sorts of aids actually have contributed to creating the very "capital shortfall'' Mr. Chase and Mr. Manhattan are emitting inky screams about. LET'S TA.KE a look at one set of tax mechanisms designed to stimulate capital investment. They are called limited partnership. nonrecourse loans and leveraging,_.and this is the \\'aY they work. A group of capitalists sets up a limited partners hip. Under the law that means the partners can share all the profits and all the lax benefits, but i( the enterprise goes brok~ none or them is personally liable for its debts. Thus, if you pay $10 to join a limited partnership that is gning to build a shopping center, all you can lose is a sawbuck. However, the partnership will use your $10 to borrow another SOO (that's the leveraging). This is also the non.recourse loan, which means that ir the shopping center goes broke the lender can't sue you personally for hi s money. lThere are tax advan- tages for certain lenders in this sort of arrangement, but that ·s for another time.) The way the tax law y,·orks, even though you have actually only put in IO bucks and can only lose IO bucks at a maximum, you can depreciate $100: that is, your 10 plus tht" 90 borro>A'cd on the basis or your 10. I.ct's s;1y yours isn 't a greedy.guts p:lrtnership ac· <:umulatin.e a lot of other po:.s ible tax deductions. Say all you do is depreciatl' the shopping center over 20 )'('a rs . 'fhat means in two )'l'ars at S5 a year. you will have been able to deduct your original $10 from your taxes off other sources of income. In four years you will have doubled your money even if the limited partnership has not made a dime in profits, and if the shopping cE'nter goes bust in the fifth year, who cares? TlfE l.AWS making such manipulations possible weren't p~ssed by corrupt legislators at the behest of evil lobbyists. They IA'ere passed with the good faith intention of stimulating lhr kind or capital invC'stment Mr. Chase advocates. but it doesn't V.'ork out that way in practice. In practice, investment tax in · centives stimulate investment 1n failure, in unprofitable and un · productive e nterprises. \Vho needs a tax incentive to buy a machine that will earr profit? You only need a tax i centive to get people to invest dogs. and our tax laws are stn lured so that there is additioD ince ntive to invest sm11 1, amounts or money in big, del · laden dogs that then bite peor like nice Mr. Chase right in l bad loan department. For the society at large, o tax incentives have channel· billions upan billions out of t very places we'd like to see t money go. Still it may be that • will have to go along with th£ incentives for a few more yeo as a gimmick to let certa troubled companies get sor. money to pay their debts, but~ Chase should realize the reme• he is proposing is what caus the trouble in the rirst place. What we ·ve done, sometirr quite literally, is to offer tax centives to build high.rise offi towers nobody wants to rt space in, and then offer more t incentives lo make movies of I same tDwering infernos burni down. Enough already. Notes From a Quitter I "'as the average steady smoker -20 to 30 cigarettes a day -for 30 years or more. I had a cigarette on waking. s moked >A'hile driving. after each lecture and during seminars. I always smoked while at a typewriter. Then trouble ·began. Not real trouble. I continued to be in good health. But I cea.sed enjoying cigarettes at the same time as my need for lhE'm continued. So several times I tried lo quit smoking. It \vasn"t hard. Like !\1ark Ty,·ain. I quit dozens of times. None of these quiltings lasted more than a few days. Then I was invited to a three · month visiting professorship at the i\1 e nnin ge r School of Psychiatry in Topeka, Kan. I am not a psychiatrist, but the school invites people from other fields to contribute to the training of their residents. For three m onths, therefore. I ( s. I. HAYAKAWA ) was ·a regular visitor not only at the l\1enningcr Clinic, but also at Topeka State Hospital and the Veteran s Adm i ni s tra t ion Hospital. sometimes as lecturer. mos tl y as an observer c.1nd participant in staff discussions. \'OU CAN'T BE around mental l">ospitals and s pl'nd your day~ di scussinf,! emotional problems without to some extent wondt.·r ing about your own. I began ask ing myself about my own C'mo· tional health. \I/hat makes me do what J do, li ke what I hke, avoid what I avoid? I actually enjoyed? The ans\\ varied from day to day, but was a rare day when 1 could sa enjoyed three -and or these 01 the first two or three puffs. But I made no atlempl lo 1 down or quit. I lit up wheneve had the impulse, even whc1 knt•w I wasn't going lo enjoy After six weeks I found mys continuing to s moke heavily, t beeomin_g more and more m erabll' al)out it. Al this point I l dC'r,,·ent a curious self-cone< change, from "I am asmokC"r· I am a n0nsmoker:· Oespitl.' r continued s mokinf,!. I was ct vinc('d or my new self-conc~pl . am a nonsmoker , in spil t.• of temporary JO-year addiction. know this sounds ridiculous, t- that·s the way it was. AFTER TlfAT happened. knew it was only a mattcrortir before the addiction would dis; pear. Antilitter Drive Has Bad Odor Ry this time, moreover, my smoking had become so com- pulsive that I was breaking my C'igarcttes in h.alf. not to cut dO\\'n, but to double their impact by lightin~ up 40 timC'S to a pack in stead of 20. I never used filters. I decid ed to examine myself •<That·s p.irt or the scicntifiC' spirit of a place like the Men n1nger School. You don"t leap at answers First you try to describe the problem. J Knowing that y,•ill po1A'er was or no help in my smoking problem. I decided not to try lo stop, but to continue as usual, meanwhile studying C'arcfully e verything about m y smoking -when I smoked, how much 1 enjoyed it when I did. u.n· der what conditions I increased my smoking. So I continued smoking. I now I was more miserabll' th ever. And it didn "t . In another ~ weeks my vis iting professors! had expired and ( was drivi home to San Francisco. On t second day on the road I woke in the morning and asked mys the usual qu('stion. "Do ( wan\ cigarette? .. To my surprise t answer came out, "No!" And didn't need one the rest of th day, nor the next day, nor l' next -nor any day since. ,, The Environmental Protection Agency h 1s suppressed a memo accuslng one of Richard Nixon's fitaunchesl friends, Pepsi-Cola king Donald Kendall, of sal>otag· tng the antilitter campaign. The explosive memo, which top officials tried to confiscate and Ctestroy, denounces EPA's cozy relatlo111bip with Kendall. "It's Uke the mayor taking a whore to chµrch,''tbememocharges. , · This ribald charactefiiation wa.s used to desert be EPA's deal- ings with Kendall on trash dls- PoSal. To curb roadside litter, t.he EPA Is seeking laws to force cash de· posits on the 60 billion cans and bottles· that are thrown away each year. This Is op!)08ed by the \ (JACK ANDERSON ) beverage industry, which hu a huge financial stake in disposable cans and bottles. The industry, therefore. has tried to find alternate solutions for the litter problem. THE EFF.ORT is headed by Kendall. He would like lo find ways, of course, that wouldn't penalize Pepsi fOr producin& throwaw3y containers. t.ately, the EPA has been grant· ing contracts to Kendall 's Na- tional Center for Resource Recovery for ~everal 111:arbage- recover:y projects. But the EPA and NCRR don't see alike on the questionofthrowaways. For one thing, the NCRR al- legedly slipped penaJty clauses into contracts with cities, in- tended to discourage the cities from paA1ing laws that curt&il throwaways. This outraged EPA official David Sussman, who wrote. a blistering internal memo' callln1 the arrangement ''an obvious conllict of Interest." In lllllilltU seldom seen ln bureaucratic com- munlcatlana, he complained: "I do not think we can afforo to become bed partners with CNCRR l . By our funding NCR· R ... we have taciUy approved the entire operation. · "It's like the mayor takln& a -.-l whore to church. She's with him. So she must be OK. NCRR·s with EPA. So they mus tbeOK."' SUSSMAN, noting that Kendall "was a very large fund raiser for the Nixo n campaign," com- plained about NCRR's ag- gressiveness and arrogance. The group held itself out, wrote Sussman, as the only solution to garbage recovery. "They may exert more pre- ssure than we do. They spend millions to push their special in- terests. We are limited to nickels and dimes and must work through channels. I believe they would like to see EPAgoaway ... The memo did not please EPA brass, who ordered every copy confi!$Caled and destroyed. I decided too to notice lhc ef- fects of my smoking on my sur- roundings -the smell of my clothes and the curtains. the dir- ty ashtrays a nd how they affect· ed the appearance and at mosphere of my apartment. I ST/\RTF.D laking not ... Out of a package or 20. how many had • -----1·-·----·-. /\LL THIS happened in 19( My cigarette addiction was co1 pletely out of m y system. N even a passing temptation smoke has ever crossed my mh in lht ensuing year s. My self·lreatmenl took thn months. Yours muy take mo1 t.tme -or le!ls. Will power won do it, unless you have a lot mo1 oflt than I have. ----.,...-.. -r l I I I • • A 8 DAILY PILOT Sunday, October 19, 1975 •• I Old fi•e• ) 1 Artist Pat Petri of I San Clemente paint· ed this mural in the .. San Clemente Fire Station while stand- ing atop a fire truck. The mural depicts New York City firemen of the IS.IOs responding to an a larm . Engineer Alan Wright. who lives next dm!r to Mrs. Petri, came up \vith the idea for a mural on \\'hat t1scd to be a blank wall. These 'Jaws' Save Lives One or the two "Jaws 0£ Life" bought by the county this week will be assigned to a Miss ion Viejo fire ;>talion. Fifth District Orange County Supervisor Thomas Jo~. Riley has announced. The device, used to ex· tract auto accident vie· tims, will be hous ed at Station 9 adjacent to the Mission Viejo Post Of. fice. In action this week, the board authorized the purchase of two of the "Jaws of Life" at a total C'OSl of $10.488. The other device will be stationed in Yorba Linda. In making the announ- cemen t, Supervisor Riley s aid, ''It i s especially pleasing to see the county spend money on devices that have been proven to work and that may result in saving the life of one of our citizens." The "Jaws .. are porta- Death Nod4'n ORANGE COUNTY hie enough to be carried in the trunk o f an automobile and can be used to e ither pry apart a damaged car , or. "'ilh a s hear s attachment, cut through heavy mct<.11. M e mb ers or the Rancho Vi ejo Junior Woman ':s Cl ub , in cooperation with the Mission Viejo Jaycees, meanwhile are conduct- ing fund-raising cam- paigns lo buy a second :set or hydraulic "Jaws"' for local firem en. D eath Nod.,.,,. "Al'IEEDIE, G"AYltL.L, &AGES $.-.MAN RAFE EDIE, rttl-LEROY A C.RA.V611..l '"~'dPn! DI o.n1 ol Ml~1lon V i•jo, C.•ltfor"I•. eo.1• Ml!w, C•l1lo•"'"· 0~1 .. o1 <111o1t". Plo'WG•"'•Y 0<.tObe• 11. H1S. S..vl'-'"1 0<.1-r 11. 1•IS $urvl ~ed by 1-~. tr\' his wit•, Z•rllO'h R•INd ... two \On\. Abby Gr•vb•ll Of Pomono1. Co1hfornio1, s.tn R•IM>dle •no Oaw ld Ro1tefllle. Ont •net M•r•O" Gr•.,b•ll DI Ventura, 11M19hler Uml• R•lffdle. 0..bl"otfWr Ollf<lf"lu• lwo cl•UO"'"'' Merylyn F•rl\ R•INdl•, lour \111••' ~ J.ck_, o1 W•~"l"1;110'l. a .. d Belly Gil R~IOI. b"~" A•lldl, Za"lre" i..11dl, tordol CK~~~-Fi~ bro1""''· Q.lfon 8""1• R•l•dl. EiQ"I 11r•nd-cNldrl!fl. Of 8•r~tow. A. M•vn•rd Of S.nl• 'Servi<•\ Mond•Y Dclot.r 20, 1'7S •I M9rl•. A. Enrel\ ol Gltnct•I•, Jonnol 1:00 PM •I -Pt•k F•mlly Colonl•t S.&11 o~, •nd Froydot c;1.,nc1• T- F-el ~. Ht .,.,., • tnl'mlJef" of $1st&ri., JHtle Fryk, and &lrlhol Ello!, ~'"'of Al Molt•llt•h Ttrnplt of l.0 both ol C.amlno. Fii teen gr•nO- An91111t, C•lllorrira . P1111. F..-..ll y cfli'4rllf>. '"'" ll•ffl·t ••l!d tl>ll<lff<I CAMlnlal l"-r•I Ho""' OlrKlc)rt.. S.rvkn w ill tit ,_kl W•dnl'ld.IY CK· HANSEN. I'*-< n, t•1s, •I 11 AM •I 0.-"'""'° . DELL BOYD HANSEN, rMldtnt of C•mel•ry C."•P•I In C"•ti-rl,., W.1!ml..,1er, C•ll"nrnl•. 0.t•ofdNll\, C.Uforn11. DlrK!Oti SeU 8r°"""'•y. Ot!OOer 17, 1•rs. Survived b, l>it wit., J udy H•n51n. Two ion\, Mfcfl•el .---------'-~--1 MWIMn•ftd .loch' HM1sen, -GMIQMer 5'.nMI H1n,1n. Dn• brolller W•1'nl H•nsan . Moln•r Ae11•• H•ns1n. Servlc•s Mond•~ Ocl-r 20, 1915 a 1 11:JO.-i ~'"Family Colonitl Funer11 Hon9. Mtmberol West..-n A~ a.,. dist cnurc"-Peek Family ColcWll•I i:w.relHoms Olrec Wrl , WIGGS, DEPllESSKlll ART 'TOOND" Public Offered U.S. Surplus 1937 Art Prin CLARENCE JOSEPH WIGGS. l"ftl· clenlol T"'stln, C•lllornl•. D11eoldNI" , ~r 11, 191S. Survl1'ed by Iii!. w\1•, H••Pl•tl• E . Wl1111 •. Tnr•• '°"'· Ml<.N91 J . WIOlli of Rtc!Ondo 8'«.,., Col., 5'""'9n J . .lftd Brl•n O. bOUI DI Tll!llln, C.Htornl•. Vltlt•llon trom 12 -kl•:OD PM on s.und•Y, Octomr 19, 1915. SlorTk.• wlU be Mid •I 1 l :JD, MDf>. ct.,, Or.lot.er 10, 1915 •I St. P•u!"5 \VASHINGTON, D.C. (Spe- Eohc~I Churcn In r,.,u ... c.atll'Dml•. cial) _A seri<·•. of ran'! coinci- Oftlcl•Ung .,.,111 be '"" """· Rctlef1 &o'9•· Interment "' P•cllk View dcnces has led It; the historic dis- 'Mmorl•I P•rk, Newport B<l•cfl, coverv of st•veral thousand sets CMltomle. In Htu of ti.ow.rs, «intrlbu-f f I I tlonS to St. P•ur1 ep1scOC11I Churcl'I lt1 I'.> l1 I co nr antique art print~ twin, C..., In memo..., o1 0...-c:• that \Vt' re ·•1ost sin('f' 1937 ." Thev ..loMph Wl911s. P•tlllt vi.w Mortuo1ry .1re 110,v bl'in" olfered to thf. Ol~IOfl.. to wuL.••. o\merican publil'. FAEO F. WULFF, ••SIClent DI Coil• EllAHOR IOOSCYil T Muoi, 0. O••• ol d•atn OcclOber ,,, 1ws. Sllrvlved by.tnrN SOM, CN11tr J. Back in 1937, immeclialcly fol- WUltf of Newsior1 S.ac:fl, C• .• Wllllem lowinp; the depression years, hl n . t,::: ~"i:',::1:.11~1~~ Eleanor HOOSt>\'elt and a sl'l('('t ,..,.. 111"•ndthlldrtt1. 1nd lour 11'991-group of 11 dozl'n nationa1\y prom· grMwk.1>111tnn. F,.,..,.1 Hrv1ce-sw1ttt. inent people formed a volu n-Monday, Dctobllr 20, lt1S •I 10:00 Mn, .t a.n e,Hctw•I' Ch•P"•· 001c1111n9 tary national rommitlt'e fur arl w111bl1'-Jtev. Conni• S.llM. Intern-a.ppret•iation to create an art pro- IYIMll. H•rbor R•~t Mtmorlat P.lrk. <ram that would .. ive the public ThoH Who wlsn, '" lieu ol l1-n, ,... p1HW,.,..k•d0nlo11on110Har-Trlnl-J \vcll-ncedcd moral lift. It \VllS 1y s.c.tl•I 8ulldlf>9 1"11nc1. Dlreclclr' the romm ittcc's decision to select a.n BrOCl<fW•Y Morl11•ry. h Id' f -==========~ t 6\VOT smost amouspaintinJt~ ,. from thl" 16th, 17th, JR!h. 19th BAL T.Z--llEAGERON FUNERAL HOME CotoM def Mar 673-9450 Colla Mesa &46-2424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Coste Mesa &42-91 50 McCORMICK mRTUARY llg\.ln1 Beech 494-9415 San Juan Capistrano 495-1778 ltACIFtC VIEW •MORIAL PARK Olmetery Mortuary ~I 3500 hcific View Drive Newport Beach, Callrotnl1 1144-2700 Pl:EIC FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL. HOM~ 7801 Bolaa Ave. Westminster 883-1625 ,~·MORTUARY 027 Main St. Huntington Be1eh 1136-e539 ;ind 20th centuries -thl' bl'st paintings of hlatissc, \1an Cop;h, G11insborough, Picasso, Gauj?llin, Titian , etc .. nnd to reproduce them in full rolor tts perfectly a5 human ly pos_~ihle and mtil:e them avail:ihlc lo the public at a price within the reach of nearly every- 0"'· ABANDONED IN 1937 For some unlnown reason, after a qunntity of th~e beautiful repmduC'tions "·ere n1ade, .the en- ti re pro1·cc1 "'a' ~1bandcrned and this col cctinn of perfrct r<'pro· du<"lion.~ wou Btorf'd in a Brooklyn wnrehou~e. \vhere they remainerl undis!t"JTbe<l sinct 1937. The lost collection '"'a·' .. redi~· covere<l" nnd lcadinJt litho~ra· phcrs nnd art C'rit k·s ag:ree th[ll the suhjttt mntter and quality of detail and color reproduction is i.ncreclib\y accurate, Over $100,- 000.00 had been ~pent to make finely enp:rnved glns9 prinlinJ: plates. The!ic authentic ori~nnl 1937 prints arc liternlly coll ectors' items and have bcf'n appraised by a mcmlx-r of The Antique Ap- pra is:a I Assoc. of America._. Inc. 11.1 $7.00 eaeh print. Once they havr. been sold, there will bf. no more nvailable. A tn1lv e11cellen1 art "'investment" thal rnri\;cs 11 fnbulrn" gift, AVAIUBI! TD PUBLIC Nmv. ufter 38 ycnr1 these run color I l "11: t-t• (Avl". size) prints ore Jinally avn ilable to the public at S12.95 for n rollection of 12 .=j;;;;~;;;;~~~~lprlnts. Send eash, che<'k nr mnneYnrder lo: U.S. Art Surplu8, l>pt. AlO , "4816 MacArthur 'Blvd. N.\V,, \Vashln~on, D.C. 20007. Fully GUARANTEED. C;rttficate of Authenticity given wfth ench set. ~1nslerch~ri:i:e and 8ankAmtrlci\rd OK (give card number and explratJon date) . eptune,Soclety. '9tEMAT'",.} 8VltlALA,SlA .,...,.7431 .......... ~-.tll ..... ---·--·-c..M_ ....... ~ ..... 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The type of bonnet we have In mind Is made out of an old- fashioned white handkerchief with lace edges and delicate decorations on the fabric. This kind of handkerchief seems to have disappeared. My mother-In-law has looked In every store she can think of. R.M., Huntington Beach AYS has been told that.v•ttety store• ("dime atorH") often CllfTY the variety of handkerchief you nHd. If any reedere know Of, • buying aource, they ere Uf99Cf to help the new bllby bf dropping • note to A .M. •t 7732 eypr ... Ave., HunHngton Beech, C. 92147. No Slgn11p 1.-ed, f,llt Br's Pl•!Pllfl DEAR PAT: My t~year-old SQn has never been able to participate in team corru>etltlve sports because of the side ef- fects of medication used to control his epilepsy. Last year he did not have to take this drug and was doing great physically when he suffered a head Injury and again had restrictions placed upon him. This fall he was given the okay to play flag football. We went to room 305 In the city hall and paid our $2.SO for him to join a team. We were given a paper saying to be at Lindbergh field at 9 a.m. saturday, Oct. 4. My son got up before dawn on that day to do his chores and left for the field at 8: SO. He waited until noon and no one came. We read the paper again, but did not misunderstand the Information. I called the leisure services department Tuesday, asking what had happened, but no one called me back. My son didn't complain about this, but I am. J.C.# Costa Mesa Keith V•n Holt, clrector of Coa .. Meaa. lelaure aentcea dea panment, ex:pl•ln• that no afgnup •record wa• located, but thaf your ~n now ha• been placed on ttte Undbergh-Bear St. team. TM-p..,., you were gtven llt city helt lndk:etecl that the Interested boye were to meet at ·T .. wlnkle 8"" Eatanc&a parb. The Undbergh school t"'f'I we• one of the i.ams being fonMd, but practice w•• not scheduled at that school'• fletd. V•n Holt edded that he regrets th' ml~ •nd that you h•v• been contacled penonalty. Your ion'• coach also p'honed him. Fair Credit BllRRfl Aet laCerpreted The Fair Credtt-BllHng~Act, a law th!lt beeom•• affective Oct. 28, will permit • customer to compl•ln about Incorrect bUllng• without paying th• disputed bill or late charges. Under the act, consumers h•ve 60 days to complain about Incorrect bUl1. The company I• required to respond within 30 days and correct the pro- blem within 90 days. Compainl•• not following the compl•lnt seftl.. Ing procedure outllned by this act lose th• right to cofted the amount owed, up to $50. Also, a disputed •ccount cannot be re- ported as delinquent to a credit agency by the company aa long ea the char09 ls'fn dispute.. Another act, the Fair Credit Reporting A.c:t, effective since May 1971, permits a cu•tomer to find out why credtt h••~M~o1M·~z.~~1.,_.....,. Thot~!~•­panyto'Su):llplfth.-. fteme ehcS ~..-Of Che J:redtl reporting ave• cy re•ponslble tor an lndlvldual'a ~=•Ung. The customer may tW J Cf the agencydfNcrlyfor"' ana ... "f'ederal'Trede Coniilil11ktn Con1umer Bulletin #7,jift bl• from fTC'aotflce of Leglslatlon and Publications, Washington, DC 20SIO, ex:plalna this act in greater detail. Soelol Seeurit11 Oaeek Disappears DEAR PAT: My brother died Oct. 18, 1974 in San Diego. I had his body brought to Westminster and paid $1,000for final expenses. I then filed a claim for his $250death benefit at t_he costa Mesa social security office. Shortly after that, asocial security· representative from the Huntington Park office -called me and said that office had Qlalled the benefit check to the San Diego addre5$ where my brother had lived with a woman. At the time of his death she was hospitalized with a mental condition. The social security representative said that hedidn'f know where the Gheck was cashed. No claim was filed except mine. It's been nearly a year# and I can't believe that someone in the social Security Administration doesn't,'know where this check is, or if it was cashed. The owner of the hospital where my brother's friend still re· mains said that no check had been sent to her there. SOclal security benefits provide my only support1 so I really need to be reimbursed for these burial expenses. J.J.,CostaMesa The Huntington Park social security office r•t•lns only• work sheet concerning claims for your deceased brother'• benefit check." Another cl aim was flied, •pparently by the daughter of your brother's friend. This cl•lm was filed •• • "disabled widow" on a form submitted by her daugher under her own name. You ••Y there was no marriage between your brother and the woman who clalm• to have been hi• wife. Surprisingly enough, AYS le•rned, anyone can tile a claim tor a death benefit. Although priority la granted to the cteceaaed'• apoUM, no proof ol marriage I• rM1ulred. The corn-- ptet• file on this caM nOw la In an unldenHfled eoclal aec:ut1ty·pay- ment center. Another spokeaman for th• Soclal Security A6- minlstratlon advl••• you to tile • "recon1lderation form" at the CO•t• Me•• social securtty office. Thi• wlll auure you of having the case lnveatlgetlld further. You may not receive any explana- tion, however, It your clalm remain a overruled. Be aure to not• that the required letter of denlal w•• not Issued to you at th• time the claim was paid to another party. who 1tlll r•m•ln1 officially "un-. known" as far as Inquiring parties are concerned. Slaeks Wiii Not Be Retaraed DEAR PAT: I took a $15 pair of new slacks to Expert Cleaners in Costa Mesa on July 9. They couldn't be found when I returned In a few days. I was asked for my yellow re. ceipt, which I provided. The cleaner's white receipt couldn't be located, and I was asked to return, which I did several times. 1 finally saw the manager on Auo. 15 and she offered me $15 in cleanino credit, bUt no slacks. This was not satisfactory and I was told I had to see another boss. He pre. sented me with the white receipt which Indicated that the slacks had been picked up, and he sald,he didn't Intend to do anything further. I polntedoutthat my yellow receipt proved that 1 had not received the slacks. He said that didn't mean a thjng )'nd that cleanlng often was picked up wllhoUt the yellow slip being Pr~ted. The "big" mana-wouldn't tell me his first name alid said that the shop was owned by so- meone In Pasadena whoa>Uldl>'t be bothered wlth thlngs·llke this. 1 don't want to go to court, but I'm notgoinoto811ow this to happen. . L.Z,. Laguoa Niguel Barry Ay•n, Expert Qeaners & L•undry manager. aara thllt •• t1r a• he I• concerned you picked up the •l•cka and M wHI not of· fer 1ny ty~iof edJustment. No cleanlno, credh wlll be JHUed. con- trary to what roU ••Id you w.,. told previously. A.VS waa tokl ttilit Expert now ln.slet• on • customer P.N••ntlng hla yellow Neelpt before deaning la retwned. Beiffd on Ml tM f•ct• Involved, tc • pelf) th1t your a11cka were given to 1nother customer In error. Vou'he"* turtfler recourM through the 8o'rd·of Fabf'to Cate. h• Loa Ang•I•• office cen be re8Ched by phoning (213) U0...1.0. The board Hcen• .. dry dffneta. and when a con1umer oomptalnt:'l• 1• auec1, the dry cleaner 11 MICed to respond and tell the bod wtaat hla reaponM h•• be91\. • • I Editor'$ note: • The $IOr)' presented below 1-one _,, hitchhiker lhocJ/d read and heed before sticldng a thumb out at the puaJng traffic. It Is especially recomrnand«J for teenage glrla Wflc\ as reporter Vinsel laments, 'don~ e11en get 11 took at the guy . . . before they get into his car. • · • YOU DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sundfly. OctotMf 19, 1975 • Teens' Tale of Tragedy - Starts With ffitchhiking By UTRUR R. VINSEL Of ... 0.lty ........... Big, bespeclacled Costa Mesa Detective Norm Kutch sat bunched over his bureau desk, clean for the day except for a few police Teletype data sheets and "Please Return Call" messages to and from Sacramento and Oregoolawmen. One other item of paperwork lay under his tired eyes -a gruesome, typed chronicle of an odyssey by two troubled but de· termined teenage girls, who ven· - lured out into a world they were too young lo comprehend. "This is a 'beautiful' hitchhik- ing story," Kutch observed bit· terly, scanning again the horror tale told in the plain, ordinary words of the ordinary 14-year-old Costa Mesa girl who somehow survived it. Tb.is is the story of bow Rebec· ca "Becky" Marie Wojtas, lS, of Cypress, and tbe Costa Mesa girl, 14. known only as Patty. made the news. PattY told it time and time again after making contact with local police, but it was so friehtful some authorities dis- missed it as a disturbed girl's fantasy when turther investiga- tion turned up nothing. She and Becky hitched a ride Oct. 1 in Sacramento, where they arrived the same way after escaping Orange County's ItfcMillan School for gb-hs who ~beaded for trouble in life. PIECING TOGETHER very limited verbal detaila from the pathetic account on Kutch's desk~ompil ed for official eyes only-one learns Patty and Becky and the youngish couple headed on for Oregon, drinking beer; making coffee and ham- -~ JllOl>it al<1111lnter.1tate5 on the way. • The ad veQJ.ure begun in a spirit ollun Oct. 1 erided in horror. One quick swing of the steering wheel or a rented, red sedan turned previously friendly circumstances around 180 degrees and up a lonely loggers' road, on the night that Becky Wo- jtas, three days short of her 16th birthday, would die. Somehow, Patty lived. Becky was killed with pain, sexual humiliation and mutiJa. tion. Patty escaped with a scar on her stomach ·that may fade, others on her mind that will be engraved there forever. The little car pulled up off HigbWay 227 and-the girls were beaten, then Patty was dragged away, stabbed and shoved back into the car. Becky was lashed to a tree, her hands bound with wire, a hitchhiker who had oome· to the end of her road. • Patty passed out in the car and awoke bound and gagged as the little auto rolled back down In· :terstale 5 into California's San ""Joaquin Valley. She was freed, j.nexplicably, in the Bakersfield area. SHE SUSPECTED what must have happened lo Becky and blurted out the story on Oct. 6 when apprehended after hitchhiking back to Costa Mesa. No one except Kutch believed her. A deer hunter discovered the victim last Saturday, lashed to the tree, clothing disarranged. 22 stab and slash wounds in her throat and back, sexually as· saulted a nd her bruised body .soaked by Oregon's cold, di smal , almost·cc>n4inu ous rains. "'Sickeniitg.;./ says Kutch, a· veteran detective who has con- fett,ed to being in situations P an undercover agent among a criminal element in which he feared for his own life. And Kutch knows what that world out there is like . lie is trained to con· front it. Becky l\o1 a r ie Wojtas was nothing but a t roubled teenage girl lo all known fact s did nothing to antagonize her captor or captors into killing her, except to be there and convenient when: the bloodlust boiled over. "'There was just DO reason for it. ..... says Kutch, who over the recent years has expressed bit· t e rness at the innocepl and foolish gullibility of young hitchhikers -especially girls. They put out a thumb for a ride and put the m selves on the sometimes bloody altar or risk and excitement, just to get from here to there. SOMETIMES, he confesses, he has even stopped to show his police badge 3nd simply beg a lone girl thumbing her way along a busy highway to think about the po!iSible consequences. "You drive off and look in the rear-view mirror, and there's their thumb out again," he said with weary resignation. Cruising hom e after the in· terview that had been so filled with a veteran homicide detec- tive's visual frustration and un· derlying e m o tion ove r th• Ashland, Ore .. atrocity, this re: porter couldn't help thinking of "Becky" Wojtas. She was a troubled kid, pl"r baps. Suddenly, there she was, a cute, honey-blonde in white slacks whose s ummer suntan ii still rich and luminous, hair wav-, ing in the sea breeze. hitching. She seemed disappointed l d.idn "tstop. Not 500 yards farther aJong. two more quite shapeJy girls about 17 18. and also blonde. trudged along with their backs tu traffic. thumbs outstretched forward to indicate they'd like a tide. .. My God .... " I muttered, ''They don 't even get a look at the guy who may make the pickup before they get into his car. How do they have any idea what they may be getting into?'" "Recky" could have told them . She s pent he r 16th birthday bound to a tree in a lonely logging forest, mo rtified even beyond murder by her killer. Now s he li es in a Medford funeral hom e waiting for Mom and Dad . I One positively must identify her . for the Oregon r ecord. Then they will bring their hitchhiking daughter home. State to Fight Cycle Laws? SACRAMENTO -California is recruiting other slates for a battle against federal bureaucracy on the motorcycle helmet and vehicle inspect.ion is· sues. California officials see a fight that could equal the one over tbe mandatory seatbelt interlock re· gulation, which was eliminated by federal legislation after public. California Seeking Allies And Lining Vp Arguments For Upcoming Helmet Hassle By ROD ANGOVE outcry. · .... _ .. M~rHl'M-.... They say the helmet issue is emotional and philosophical, but the inspection issue involves hun· dreds of millions of dollars tbjlt motorists eventually would have to pay. AIDEs TO Democratic Gov. Edmwid Brown Jr. say t.be ques- tion or mandatory safety versus individual choice alsd raises a states rights question: slowing growth of emergency medical services, especially in rural areas .. The NHTSA's reason is that California has neither a man- datory motorcycle helmet law nor a periodic vehicle inspection program. Illinois and Utah also lack mandatory motorcycle helmet laws. and other states lack· periodic vehicle inspection pro- grams, Should the National ,ffighway Traffic Safety Admlniatration be able to. force -by regulation ~ states to adopt mandatory California officials say it's motorcycle helmet and vehicle ironic that in sanct.ionin11 the inspection laws? ~. • • s hortcoming in ''motorcycle Under federal law. alt federal safety,'" the NHTSA l! threaten· funds foe hlgbwoy saf~ pro-ing to withhold the $6.5 million a grams and 10 p'rcent of th6 year it gives California for federal funds for _hJ.ahway COO· "emergency medical services." struction can be cut off for non-Californ ia, said Donald E . compliance with federal reguta: Bums. Gov. Brown's secretary tions. • ~ -· of bU$iness and transportation, t ·California official.a •'->' J.be ""is opposed to the federal gov· NRTSA bu already fUOrtened emmeot te lling us we need a ·the allocatlon of higbwll)' ufety mandatory motorcyclf!I be.I met fundo to a quarter-,by.q,ia.U. .Jaw. Congr-hu 11<!1 lel!Jlated baala Instead of yar.by.year. JI. It's are•ulallon. · Regional o'tliclw uy tbla <11· "Wbeo llleJ ..,..'tbav~thOCWI I • in Congress to say what they want or don't want, they delegate the authority to so me bureaucrat."' Many states are oppcsed lo another NHTSA regulation going into effect July 1, 1976, which would require that a vehicle's wheel b e r e move d during periodic inspections. said Bums. It would cost California an estimated $308 million to set up 395 inspection s tations, plus $95 million to $100 million a year in operating cos ts , said Mike Evenhoe, special assistant lo the Business and Trans partation Agency. California officials say· they have confidence in the s tate's random roadside inspection pro· rram, in which any motorist risks being pulled over and given an expensive •·moving violation., ticket ror 1uch negligence as worn-out tires . On motorcycle helmets. leehlalion has railed for eight straight years. The motorcycle lobby say1 helmets reduce peripheral vlaion and lnc.rea.se the chance of neck injuries. Jl says such a law would infringe on basic ri ghts. But federal o fficials say a he lmet Jaw protects more than lhe cyclists -il protects society from undue public expc>nses from accidents. '" A pro-motorcycle witness al one legislative hearing was Hell ·s An gel s leader Sonny Barger. now doing 10 years to life for posst'ssion of a firearm by an ex-felon and income leif evasion. ANOTHER CYCLIST, actor Steve McQueen , discussed the helmet issue with Gov. Brown just before the Nl-ITSA's he aring on the subject Sept . 11 in Washington . McQueen opposes m a ndatory hel m ets, although Burns said he wears one all the time. But McQueen didn"t show up at the hearing. Evenhoe said governors safe· ly r epresentatives from 19 slates which fail to m eet standards have agreed to m eet in Atlanta thi:1 month <Oct . 20-23) and then ··carry the message to Washington ... He added, "The fed s want California lo lake a low profile. But the governor wants to get it over with once a nd for all.·· He s aid the stal es are AJabama, Al aska , Arizona, Con· necticut , Callfornia, Illinois. Iowa , Kan sas, Maryland , Michigan, Minnesota. Nevada, North Dakota. Ohio, Oregon. Tennessee. Ut~h. Wuhlngton and Wl.sconsin . .,. . • ' -! . • ! -• • • • I I IJ% DAILY PILOT Sunday, October 19, 1975 ~ I YOll Ca a D e lp · Mus ic The rapy Realizing that basic rhythms can be a tremendous treatment therapy; the Mental Health Association Is asking for volunteers to <'Onduct a music or dance program at its day treatment center. 'fhe program can be set up for Thursdays or Fridays. 'fht• sam e agency also has need ror clencal help in Huntington Beach, especially somt•onc who can type pi;ycho-social histories of 1>atic nls. IC you would like to help this or· canital1on but don't have any time, the office :i.lso nC'cds hand puppets and small dolls to m.ike up o..1 family to Ix.' used in children 's play tht'f:l\l). Thl' b.i t'k·lo ~l·hool needs don't range from A·lo·Z, they go from H-to-11. f'rom hl'o..1d st::irt to hi).!h schools,• everyone needs ''nl unteers to assists with s tudents, with arts o.intl c·raft s. or"" 1th library ~1ties . 'fhe <'hildrt;n range 1n ages fro1n •I to 18, 1nd lh£• nl•eds <ire 1n several coast :.ire;.i t'llll's. A nature center 1n lluntlngton Beat h is still in need of receptionists and someone who can do occasaonal typing nn an C'lectr1c typewriter . In addition, vo lunteers •Aili haVl' the opportunity to conduct occasional tours in the area. For information about any of these op~ portunities t·ontnct the West Orange County Voluntary Actio n Center al 960-3312. or 530·2370 . Your l.aws Police Power Tbere i:s a big difference between "police powers" and a "police state." The police power is the power to ~overn. The state has to s ubJ('ct individual rights to re- asonable re~ulation for the general v"elfare. There are limitations on the police po'vers. The constitution gives the ~overnment. the nght to promote the general welfare. The powers are broad, but they lie only with the government. Police powers cannot be dt>legated to private persons or corporations. For example, a private party has no right lo condemn another's land . . The .police power is "elastic." It changes with social and economic progress. The court takes a broad vie~ of what the California Legislature says is necessary to preserve the public peace and general welfare. · The exercise of police powers aiw3ys means that th<'re is :some public enc roach- ment on private interest. Whether these are vaJid dept'nds on certain tests. Do the in - teres ts of the public require s uch in - terference? Are the means reasonably - necessary for th.:? .accomplishment of the purpose and the me.ans not unduly hard on people? Zoning regulations, health restrictions, econonfic controls, wage, child and labor Jaws. voting, education, housing and many other areas do restrict· individual rights. Regulations are legislative judgments. and are subject to review by the courts. In times of an emergency, the scope of power is broader, as in a depression, housing shortage, war, a strike. a health epidemic. The legislature in its judgment acts first. Rarely does the court review the legislative motive to regulate a particular area. 1'he court may think some legislative enactments are un - wise, but unless it violates the constitution, the courts are not to question legisl alive wisdom. As broad as the police power is. there is an equally broad limitation on that power. If the court says that the law is unfair, a viola- tion of rights. then the Jaw is invalid. The Bill of Rights protects persons and property. These are express limits on the gov- ernment's power. Befpfor Yo11 New Projects With fall in the air, many people shift into higher gear with new projects and new sub- jects to explore. There·s a whole range of sub- jects to dig into in the new fall edition of the "Coruiumer Information Index." It lists more than 250 free or low-cost federal consumer publications . Published quarterly by the Consumer In - formation Center of the General Services Ad - ministration, the free ··consumer Information lndex .. lists publications developed by more than two dozen federal departments and agen· cies. Copies of the Index are available free from Consumer Information, Dept. 57, Pueblo, CO 81009. Among the new booklets are: -Investigate Before You In vest (free). Precautions to take before buying stocks or other securities. . -Planning Home Improvements for Energy Conservation (70 cents l. -Above-Ground Archaeology (80 cents). Discovering family historY through everyday objects. papers,.photogr3phs. -Shopping with Food Stamps (free). Rules for using. what you can buy, and how to ·get the best value from food stamps. ' They also are available in Spanish. • ~ / _ _) Here are two perm specials too good for us to keep bottled up. La Maur 'Lemon Aid' perm Reg. 12.50. now only ....... 9.66 La Maur 'Caprice' perm Reg. 17.50, now only ... .12.66 All perm1l~dude1h1tmJl')O. !lf't i1nd hair trim. Styled h•lrt\ltl 11JCtr• Tinted, bleacht"d or lon1h•1r1lightly hi1her. OPEN SUNDAY & EVES. TOO Appoint.men' ti oot always nttded, buL apprecfat.ed. Ute ' Your Ward• Ch1rg-1U. COSTAMISA BEAUTY SALON .!Ill 545-4011· _,, Courses by Newspaper--Part 8 Technology Shapes U.S. L·andscape This is the eighth in o serie1 of JB courtts bJ1 newspaper articles wrillen for thf nation's bicentennial and e.rploring themes of lhe American Issuer Forum. In this article Prof. John 8 . Jack.son delCf'ibe• how trodi· twnol retadon.shi?I lo the kmd were transformed to meet lhe gnJUJ!riQ demand far gr<vler J'"'Cfto:llon .and elfi- c:·it.'T!Cy. BvJ OHNB.JACKsON ,,.-.u.r.uc....-...w..,."-,...,.. When Thomas Jefferson and his colleagues de· vised the grid system with its square townships-and school sections, they envisioned a landscape of small, self-sufficient farms, their owners all active· ly engaged in local concerns. But as we have seen Exam Time Midterm di scussion and examination session ror those who are enrolled in the <..:ourses by Newspaper series for credit at Orange Coast College will be held on Satur· day, Nov. l , from lOa.m . to noon. Th.is is a required meeting for students who want to qualify for credit, according to in· struclor Tom Wert. It will be held in Room 102 of the Art Center. .• this ideal landscape did not materialize. The pre· ference for privacy worked .against formation of small, politically active communities and pf'OC!uced a pat~em of scattered setUement still typitlll of much of the urban as well as the rural aspect of the United States. . The sudden availabllity of so much potentially valuable land gradually destroyed the traditional relationl!lblp to land. Men or corporations bought large tracts of land not for use but for purposes or future sale. The very PoOr who went West were often obliged to work for others as tenant farmers. DO THES.E CHANGES in land use and ownership s ignify that land bad become merely a commodity? Horace Greeley sadly concluded that it was no longer an essential element in a ma ' id entity, but rather, as he put it, "a mere me7 .. r·.r·-: dise like molasses and mackerel." But ough land speculation was widespread thro out the 19th century, thousands of America identified land with productivity and growth. They worked hard and sometimes ruthlessly to make their own fragment of the landscape productive and efficient. routine and primitive methods. The whole rural landscape bad to be transfocmfld for greater pro- duct.loo and efficiency by planning: and en&ineerin.g. As the farmer acquired more horse-drawn mechanical equipment he was obliged to or1anile his work to develop mechanical alcilll. and (mmt Important or all from the tandacape point or view) to accommodate his whole farm to thla new machinery. Fences disappeared, fields became lara:er, bills.ides were allowed to revert to. aecond growth. The barn became more spacJous and better planned for work. Wretc~ed country r<?ads bad to be improved if crops were to reach the railroad station in time. Iliff SP ECIALIZATION, P age 881 WILLIAM KANDEL, M.D. f"".'illf Proctiu & G-al MoclclM Announces the re·localion of his medical office to HUHTIMGTOM MEDICAL TOWERS 17122 leach llYcl, S..lte 173 Hlllllingl.., lloach 92647 842-7794 l The final session and examination will be held in the same room on Jan. 3. Additional seminars (optional ) have been scheduled for - Nov. 11 and Dec. 9 at the coune's meeting room and will be held from 5 to 6:30 p.m . on bothdayi:;. This could lead to over~xploitation and mis· management. Yet the possessors (or occupants) or land in antebellum America were responding to an apparently insatiable demand for all the products which farmers could send to market. Industries in the northeast and midwest demanded raw materials and coal and iron; expanding railroads used im'mense quantities of timber ror ties and fuel ~)iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjiji~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiji and rolling stock. The new factory towns had to be fed; the cities (when almost all urban traffic was CARPET SPECIAL The course text-reader ($4.95) and an op· tional study guide (S2.95) are available from the Orange Coast College Bookatore, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. ' .. lo. i ··~ .,,,;,. .. ~ .;. .. ~ ......... Southern California free way system symbolizes the impact of engineering and technology on the shape of th e American . landscape and graphically illustrates how urbaniza tion of the 20th century has broken traditional relationship of the people with the land and separated Americans' piaces of • work from their p laces of resit;fence. CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST LAW SC HO OL WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW OF ORANGE COUNTY AN ACCREDITED t.AW SCHOOL OFFERS A PROGRAM OF FULL-TIME LAW STUDY TO BEGIN IN JANUARY e IH EITHER 2'fl 01 J YEARS of FUU-1/Ml /a.., s1udy (IS-16 clau•oom liO<JrJ ~ wttl); or e IN EITHER J'h or 4 YEARS of fART-TIME day. -in9, or wftll•"d low 1l!ldy (J c/as.., per •....t. J-4 ~ pet clan). e You con e~r11 YOlll JU~!S OOCTOR (J.0 .) df9'H ottd qwlily 'o 10~11 th• CAUFORHIA. IAR EXAMINATION. 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"' .. • OAILYl'ILOT U It Was a Disaster-But Not Really j ' ,• I REALISTIC AS IT LOOKS, ITS ALL PLAY ACT!NG-8UT FOR SERIOUS PURPOSE Disaster Drill Sile Was Corona del Mar Freeway, Haar Paulartno Avenue • ., , ~-~-~-iii . ·~ _"':_.o: .,,... It was disaster on a grand scale In Costa Mesa last week that took the combined ef- forts of several public agencies to handle. It was just a drill, but detAllled planning went In- to tne realistic staging of It -a freeway acci- dent In which a truck collided with a school bus, sparked • series of chain reaction col- lisions and resulted In 200 Injuries. The worst of It was the radiation contamination of to victims by the spilling of Isotopes from the truck. The lntercommunlty disaster drill, run for the COsta Mesa Counc:ll on Emergency Medical Services, lnvolve<lthe police and fire departments of E:osta Mesa, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach and Santa Ana, the Olllfomla Highway Patrol, Red Cross and the Salvation Army plus other county agen- cies. The 100 ''victims'' were taken to five hOSPltals -Costa Mesa Memorial, Hoag, Fairview, Mercy General, and Pacifica In Huntlnc;iton Beach. Was the drill a success? There was a DaU9 Pilot Photos · a 9 Pat rirlc o·o-11e11 GEIGER COUNTER CHECKS ELMER JENNINGS FOR RADIATION Cathy De George (Lett), Jan Hooper at Coate Maaa Memorial HoapMal OCC DRAMA STUDENT MAKES ALMOST Too-REAL CRASH VICTIM Denise Randol In Elaborate Makeup and Really Into Her Role Oil 'Traffic Jams' Seen for State By ROBERT E. SWEET be that about 10 tankers products" to ''rape the Barbara's shore. u.....,Prn•111.,_...._. eachdaywillarriveator environment'' in states Standard Oil of ~A~RAMENTO -depaft .(.rom some throughoutthenationfor California plans to ex-Wi~hin . tbr~e years, SouthemCilliforniaport. corporate profit. ... pand each of two re- C_alifomia will .have; an Long Beach and~ He said current fineries in Richmond and oil ~ush -pipelines1 Angeles are competing California offshore de-.. El Segwido by 175,000 gushmg o~I . dowi:i froml for the business but the velopment proposals by barrels per day. There ~aska, drillin~ ngs ~.t·· exact location of t,Qe: new the Ford administration also may be modest ex- tmg t!1e scenic Pacific harbor facilities ffas not a mo u n t e d to a paosiop of other re-<;O~Uint; ~d tankertraf-1 been decided. "giveaway'' to the oil fineries. fie 1a~~ lD its ha~bors. . "When the fog lays in companies and added But .William No.tthrup, Off1cials predict . that. during the winter, you that many problems executive officer of the by 1978 ~e st~te will be can't stop,'' Cory said.· shQuld be resolved Lands Commission, said glutted with oil -more "You can't shut down the before the s ales are it still will not be able to · crude P,etrol.eu~ than pipelines, they just keep final. The sale recently handle the influx of thestatesr~f1nenescan gushing. What this was delayed from Oc-Alaskaoil. handle -with a SU!"J>~US means is we will have tobertoDecember. ''Tbere·s oil coming' of at least ~ hall millioo traffic jams and ships ~from many directions, barrels of. oil a day. Fo_r passing in the night in CORY SAID one tm· and our demand is not lh.e first ttf!le. excess oil~ fog, and there will be answered question is that great," Northrup wiU . be sh.Jpped out ol t arguments over who re-who will pay the bill in said. c .a11_forn1a .through~ allydwnpedoil.'' theeventofanoilspillor · Plans call for at least p1pelinestomidwestand: Cory said the govern-· any other public 500,000to600,000barrels eastern statt;s: .. : ment should not be damage. of oil a day to be pumped But one cntic ~.ays it 15: "stampeded" by the cur-"Will California have through a pipeline from only on~ more .~ape. of. rent oil shortage into to do its own cleanup job 'li~~i!P:i~Mifl;!~\l f the environ~e~t which selling federal tidelands once again, and spend 1y 1 !II! -~~, theeoergycnstsbaspro-for offshore oil develop-another five years in .. o:; ... ..,:www: duced. ment. court to be repaid?" be ...... The ~~lk of the newl He said that oil com-asked, referring to the ~·" crude ~111 come from: panies are using the 1969 blowout on federal Alas~a~1elds, where pro-: "desperate need tor oil tidelands off Santa duction 1s forecast to sur- A great place for kids. ge to 1.2 million barrels7-ii:iiJ;:::;;;::~:iii(:ii):0:::;;::::;0jexi:o;;;;;;;;;:(ij;()Q:i);:::;;;;:=::;~OJ~ per day within three ~ years. In addition to the Alaska o\l, extra oil to be tapped at the Elk Hills reserve could raise pro- duction to 500,000 barrels per day by 1978 and new offshore drilling another half million barrels by 1980. Alaska production also is expected to increase from 1.2 million to 2 million barrels a day within five years. mE OIL BOOM also will mean California, which now produces about 900,000 barrels of oil and imports another 1 million barrels each day, will be far less depen- dent on Middle East im- ports. One critic suggests the extra oil production will result in traffic jams of huge oil tankers in Southern California harbors. State Controller Ken· netb Cory , wbo is cbalrmon of the Landa Commission which over-. """'I California oil Pll>' ductlon, said one of the problems posed by sud· den oil development wllL October 19th to 31st We are remodeling-..&r 20 ycan; al off o - this location-and we're also ha\l'ing m 1r biggestje\velry sale ever:-60% off on every piece of jewelry dls~edln our numerous-sod 'l::i::~::i crowded-showcases. Wihandle only genulne =n- South,..,st Indian handworl< and 1/2 price savings are available o n everything &om simple rings to collector necklaces. Vlsl~ us soon and save during our fucellftlng (yoo'll still 6.nd our well-known "Welcome.to Capistrano" s ign out front). Southern California to Texas to California. The West Texas wbere it will pipeline, whose now will enter a pipeline system be r eve r se d and to midwestern and enlarged in segments to eastern points . carry oil, is available Standard Oil or Ohio, because of d eclining which bas rights to about natural gas supplies. half of the Alaska pro-. "We've never piped oil duction, intends to con-out of California before," vert a n E.l Paso Co. Cory said. ··we've natural gas pipeline that always been a crude de· now carries gas from ficient state.•• JCPenney Beauty Salon Visit our newest beauty salon! West Covina opens Wednesday, October 22! Now 16.88 Helene Curtis 'Uniperm' includes hair- cut, s hampoo and set. Regular price 22.50 plus cost of cut. Now 14.88 Helene Curtt. 'Phase 7' permanent includes haircut, shampoo and set. Regular price 17.50 plus cos t of cut. Now 9.88 Sue Cory 'Balsam Plus' permanent includes haircut, shampoo and set. Regular 12.50 plus cost of cut. Special 16.88 Frosting or hair painting, includi ng shampoo and set. ARCADIA·SANTA ANITA CARSON FUUERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH MONTCLAIR 'NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENTE HILLS SAN BERNAAOINO VENTURA DOWNEY LAKEWOOD NORTH RIDGE RIVERSIDE WHITTWOOD shortage of vehicles, a spokesman for tHll Council on Emergency Services confessed. I The "disaster" occurred at 1 :35 r ·m · and 1t was not until ~:23 p.m. that al had bee!' transported to hospitals. ''But In a re4~ emergency all vehicles would have turned out,'' the spokesman said. #'SOme of those who said they would send vehlcles to the drill didn't.'' . A major part of the exercise was handl·· Ing the radiation victims. They were checked with a gelger counter, given a shower a,,,::I bath and their clo1hes destroyed before th<l,Y were admitted to the radiation units. • Drama students from Orange Coa~t College and Costa Mesa, Estancia, and Newport Harbor High schools, and U.S. • Marines played the roles of accident victims. .JCP~nneY V I . I · .. , ~~~ CG:! 1,1,~ -. ----· -- Save$69 Reg. $345, Sale $276. Overlay two-piece wedd ing set with 8 dia monds. 14K gotd. Saves1os Reg. $540, Sale $432. Diamond wedding set. 14K gold. Matching man·s ring. ~ ~ ~~ Saves119 Reg. $595, Salo $476. Diamond wedding set in 14K gold with matching man·s ring. Savessa Reg. $290, Salo $232. Wedding set w1th sw1rl- design diamond engagement ring. Saves14s Reg. $730, Sale $584. 'Floral' bridal set 1n 14K gold. Diamonds, 1 carat total weight. ~~ SaveSS2 Reg. $310, Sale $248. Weddi ng tn o in 14K gold. Si ng le diamond 1n engagement ring. Saves29 Reg. $145, Sale $116. 14K gold wedding bands with Sw1ss·cut designs. "llluslrations enlarged J>l-A Ff Ell rUPHOLSTERY t~~~!zmll1,,~,.~~-We apeclallze In care of fashion pieces. ARCADIA CANOGA PARK CARSON ' ' -Y• W_, Prl ff ti th S t d 0 25 1975 FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH OOWNEV LAKEWOOD NORTHRIDGE RIVERSIOE WHITIWOOD. Dlrectly-=roea &om MIMloG Sen Juan Capt"trano Cll e ec v• ru • ur ay, ct. • • MONTCLAIR NEWPQRT BEACH Im .. _......... Open? Daye. 10:00 A.M. to &cao P.M. No appointment needed. Use your ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENTE HILLS Ulq>hooe(714)49&-9088 . JCPanneyCharge.. BWC·A I SAN BERNARDINO VENTURA &...;C;.;•.-•.-•.".·.--•.•.• • .-J_lf__. ltl'..nO>=-=~)Jl:O:X.a.. .... --cllltDJ><---d:l:(}jJO~ ... o--"""QJOOO ,._ _____ .... ________ ..;,;;,;,;;,,,-' u .. your JCP.nnty ch•rv• card. I .. • 84 DAILY PILOT Sunday. October 19, 1975 I I I I I r . i r • CALENDAR llUNTINGTON BEACH JUNIORS,: The health commit· tee has purchased two additional copies of the film, "T)l.e Dangerous Curve," which describes scoliosis, a lateral curve of the spine which is found most commonly in young girls. The film is available ror viewing by local schools and community groups. Information on the film· may be obtained by calling Mrs. Doug. Lawrie, 960·2608, health chairman. ' YOUTH EXCHANGE SERVICE: Families are needed to hoot foreign exchange students from 12 to 17 from Mexico, South and Central Amenca for the remainder or the school year. Sponsors are needed for 10 weeks, a semester or the en· 'tire school year. A nonprofit organization. YES 1s dedicated lO'-''Orld pcttce and unden.tand1ng. Information is available by "'riling YES. Box 4020, San Clem€'ntc. CA ., 92672, or by calling492-7907. CHILD SAFETY: Orange County Chapter, American National Red Cross and Hoag J\.1emori(;ll 1-fospital, Presbyterian will present a Child llealth and Safety Night. Wednesday, Oct. 29, from 7 to9 p.m. in the Hoag ConfcrencL' Center. A Jccture session. film, question and answer period and discussion are s cheduled. On the evening's panel are Dr . Marlene Coleman, l-larbor Pediatrics ; Marjorie Pyle, RN. and Nancy Donaldson, RN, Hoag Hospital; and David Thome,LVN, RedCro5s .. Admission is free. IRVINE JUNIOR EBELL: ctUb philanthropies will benefit from the proceeds of a Day at the Races Saturday, Nov. l , at Santa Anita Racetrack in Arcadia. Buses will leave Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School, Irvine, al 10:30a.m. Bus and tick el reservations may be made with Mrs. TedKonopd;is. NEUROLOGICALLY HANDICAPPED CIDLDREN: Southern Council 1 of CANHC will present a one-day con- ference Saturday, Nov. 1, themed Our Youth : From the Classroom lo the Court.room, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Rio Hondo College. J\.lorc than 60 presentations are planned throughout the day. Registration information is available by writing CANHC Conferen'ce, 570C larkAve., Claremont, CA ., 91711. FRIENDS OF LIBRARIES: Friends of the Costa Mesa ·and Mesa Verde libraries will offer their semi-annual book sale Saturday, Nov. l, from 9 a .m. to 3 p.m. at California Federal Savings and Loan, Costa Mesa. Sales of hardbacks. paperbacks, college texts, children's books and dictionaries will provide funds for audio-visual and other equipment for the branches. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL: El Presidente Family Mexican restaurant, Santa Ana, and the Orange County CDC have joined forces to present a benefit dinner Sunday, Nov. 2,from 1 to7p.m. Funds raised will go toward a $25,000 goal for matching funds to purchase 10 new vans for senior transportation in . Orange County. Tickets and other information d.lay be obtained by call- ing Aida Ramirez, Senior Community Worker, 979-2050. The vans will be used to transport disabled and disadvantaged seniors lo TLC programs.· SADDLEBACK WOMEN'SCENTER: Sylvia Lenofl, as- sociate director of relations with schools, UC Irvine. will speak at 10 a.m ., Tuesday, Nov . 4, on Women in Contem- porary Israel. ~ [Therapy· ' ' Treats .Tricks • Dr. E. Lee Doyle of Dallas will be the featured speaker at a two- day workshop entitled, Human Sexuality ... Trick or Treat which will be presented Saturday-Sunday, Oct. 25-26, in the Newporter Inn. · · A clinical psychologist in private practice, Dr. Doyle was the first female therapist trained by Masters and Johnson and has conducted workshops and seminars for professionals na- tionwide. Her topics include Facts and Fallacies of Human Sexual Respanse, Conditionin&,..Factors of Males and Females in Our CUltlire, Types of People Who DR LEE DOYLE •Respond to Sexual Therapy; Development of Verbal and Non- verbal Skills and Procedures for Treating Specific Dysfunctions. Also on the program will be Dr. Charles D. Leviton, who teaches marriage and family life at Orange Coast College and counsels in those fields in bis private Practice. Covering the use of hypnosis in solving sexual dysfunction will be Dr. William C. Pickering, a clinical psychologist and lec- turer. Further information is availa- ble by · calling Dr. Leviton at 848-1314. .. Coastal Ceremonies Vows Recited _ Sharabi-Donahey Oringe Coast College students Marcia Lynn Donahey and Jeyad Jawdat Sharabi exchanged nup- tial vows during a small family ceremony. The bride, who attended Marywood and Costa Mesa high schools, is the daughter of T\t r. and dMrs. Donald Donahey of Costa Mesa. Her husband, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jawdat Sharabi, graduated from high school in Zttka, Jordan. Hoffman-Paxton fiola Kristine Paxton, a Corona del Mar High School teacher, and Ronald Alan Hoffman were mar- ried In Newport Be1cb. · Their J>•ren~ are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paltton of Brentwood and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel lloffman, NewHydePark,N. Y. The bride attended schools in Vancouver, British Columbia and is a graduate or UCLA. While completing studies for her masters degree at use, she joined JOX where she assisted in developing instruction object.Ives ·in language arts. Her husband ~raduated from Northeastern Un1versity, Boston and did graduate studies at NYU and USC where he received his masters in business administra- tion .. Jones-Dawson • Joyce Lenore Dawson and Richard W. Jones exchanged vows and rings in t.he Community Church Congregational, Corona delMar. The newlyweds are the daughter of Mr. and_ Mn. Arthur r • .. ., Social Scene • Initiate Albert Auer and Mrs. Auer of Newport Beach learn a bout La Chaine des Rotisseurs from Roger Yasheen, national bailli delegue (above). Jack Stiret; and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Teel chat about their trip from La Jolla (at right ) as Mr.s. Don Woodward and th£ George \Vood - ford.:; enjoy the Saumur Bouvet;flrul. DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY LEE PAYNE • Sixty-seven gracious gastronomes from Newport Beach La Jolla and Hillsborough gathered for an evening of ha~te hospitality at Ambrosia restaurant. The members of the Confrerie de la Chaine des Rotisseurs, who appreciate good fare in general and roasted meats in particular, were regaled by the rare wines-- and eight-course menu chosen by Geril and Gosta Muller, pro· prietors and Leif Dollis, executive chef. · The three California chapters of the invitational so<iety initiated new members and welcomed their chief national officer, Roger Yasheen, who noted the rules of chivalry and congeniality: -No smoking. "You don't want to impair the palate."· -No water. "Serve the best; that means wine.'' -No speeches. "We're among friends who relish time to con- verse.'' He also had high praise for the evening 's array of Escoffier classics rarely served in America. . Plum Bag Cre~tes Jam. "'RS. RICHARD JONES D. Dawson of Costa Mesa and the son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jones qf Garden Grove. The bride is a graduate of Costa Mesa High School and Oran~e Coast College. Her husband is an alumnus of San- tiago lligh School, Golden West College and the Orange County Sheriff's Academy. They will make their home in Santa Ana. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Yesterday I wore a plum-colored outfit to the office. A woman 1 work with com'p limented me on the ensemble and said she had a suede bag exactly the same color which she had worn' only a few times. "I 'd love for you to have it," she said. ''I'll bring it tomor- row." Today she brought the bag and it was a perfect m8tch When I thanked her she said, "I didn't mean it as a gift. I had in mind sellin_g it to you at cost. The price is $40.'' I allTIQSt fell through tile noor . I told her 1 couldn't afford it and thanked her anyway. ln all my life 1 have never sold an article of used clothing to a friend . Now I feel our rela- tionship bas been hurt. Am t naive? Am I stupid? Was she crass? 1 need your opinion. - PLUM-FACED · DEAR P .F.: Selling died ~lotbin g to friends, generally 8PfJaking, ls not a good idea. The woman aboald have made it clear from the outset that she in· tend~ed to sell you the bag. Forget • Ann Landers the incident and hopefully she will, too. DEAR ANN LANDERS: What can be done to protect yourself against a vicious relative? My husband's older brother has tried to dominate our lives as well as the lives of bis other brothers and their families from the moment we married into the family. There were five boys and each · of the wives has had to fight to save h·er marriage from this eldest brother's venomous al-· tacks. He writes letters to his younger brothers at work and tells them wh'al their wives have been doing that he thinks is wrong. He then suggests "proper punishment." · · It doesn't stop there. He writes lengthy reports on what he bears about their children and doesn't hesitate to outline what should be done about . their ''terrible . behavior." In tbe meantime his own kids have been in trouble with the police and his frightened mouse of a wife is a candidate for a mental hospital. , Please come out swinging_ We need your help. -BEAT DOWN •' DEAJl B.D.: No man o~ beast coaJd become that powerful dl le11 someone gave hJm tQ authortty. The Gestapo routine· ebou.ld have been ICOtcbed O.e > mhtate Big Brother becan to lllclll ldt ....... 1a10 your .......... l&'t ap to you women to let your bu ban di know you wlll no tonier tolera&e lhe bully'• taterference. u you hover~ the_,...· ro c1o 11 you'U jaal bl've ro aufler. - ' r T I poin a tri M lion we Nur Wr Vro to c a c Ber I taxi pre bee fro Ro B Nur gon whe tria ft not Joo SU T cer Dul be sta con Nei we use wa plu Hit hol bui tile ali· wh jus sid loo p on Ge .. Se bu pa w So ca Ii m ti co m e t . a 0 s s d s 0 n I a -·--·~ ----~----- ' • 9Jnclty.Octobet 19.1175 OAJL Y PILOT 8$ .. Iroll Cu1·tain • • PUllLIC N0'11CE PUBLIC NOTICE Creativity Survives • • lly JACKIE HYMAN Ol•O.llJPtliMa.. The Iron Curtain is sWl there. I crossed it at its most tangible Point-the Bttlin Wall-during a trip lo Europe last month. My mother and I had no inten. Uon of going to East Berlin, but we found out that our flight from Nuremberg, West Germany, to Wro c law (pronounced Vrotswov), Poland, required us to cross the wall by land to catch a connecting flight from East Berlin airport. I rode across West Berlin in the taxi with an eerie feeling. During previous trips to Europe, I had been exposed chiefly to history from times long past -t.he Roman era, the Renaissance. But while visiting friends in Nuremberg this time we had gone to sec the Hall of Justice where the famous war crimes trials had taken place. lt 's a large, r ambling building , not particularly distinguished· looking. German friends were surprised we f«?und it interesting. THEN OUR German hostess, ceramist Elly Kuch. drove us to Dutzenteich, where HiUer had . begun building a mammoth stadium and an equally massive congress hall for the Nazi party. Neither bad been completed, and we were told the ball cannot be used now because no provision was made by the architect for p1umbing or wiring. The Romanesque ruins or Hitler's buildings were echoed hollowly by the bombed·out buildings we saw as we neared the wall, leading to my first re· alization there are still areas where the last war is more than just a memory. We came lo the West German side of the wa ll , where a good· looking guard glanced at our passports. smil~ and waved us on. A sign said in French, German, English and Russian. "You Are Leaving the American Sector.•· Coming toward us we saw buses stopped a s crowds or passengers , most or them workers from North Africa and Southern Europe, where being carefully checked. Cars were lined up, stopped, with the motors turned off. I remembered Elly's explana- tion that before a private ,.ear could pass from east to west through the wall, guards would probe the gas tank with sticks, look under the car with mirrors and prod the seats to make sure no one was being smuggled out. The cab rolled on through a no man·s land or razed or plowed earth. which at the time I naively thought was being used for agriculture. I later learned the guards were growing land mines. WE CA!'IE to the eastern side or the wall -which is really several walls -a nd were scrutinized and checked by guards there. We paid our cab driver and were transferred to a s mall bus, which took us and two other passengers directly to the nearby airport . We had forgotten to buy read· ing material before we left , so I attempted to find something in Engli sh, French or Italian at the airport, or even an interesting fashion magazine in German. There was nothing. I settled for an English Communist newspaper that covered trade union activity. Our fli ght on Lot, the Polis h airline (I think it0s short for Loony Tunes>. was 20 minutes late leaving the airport because the stewardesses didn't show up on time. There was no reserved .seating, so \a.1e had to fi ght our way on board the prop plane. TR AV EL We landed in ·w a rsaw (all flights into Poland land e ither there or in Krakow ). By the time our visas were checked out and we had changed to the domestic airport, we had missed our flight to Wroclaw. ALTHOUGH we had no pro blem getting seats on the next flight, we couldn 't find anyone to help us t ele phone our Polish hostess, Anna Zamorska, to notify her that we would be late. It was our first encounter with what we round to be an almost universal phe n omeno n in Poland : No one cares whether you're a satisfied customer or not. Lot took no responsibility for the fact tl;ta t they got us in late. Their ticket agents wouldn 't even try to help us; the woman at the information counter, who spoke a little English, wouldn't go with us or find anyone to go with us to telephone. Finally I round a Lot employc who s poke Fre nch and explained the situation. She found someone else who finally made the call. Wroclaw p e rhaps is bes t described as the Bakersfield of Europe. It had the misfortune to be the site of the Russian- German front during the winter or 1944-45, and 90 percent of the buildings we re destroyed. Some of the buildings in the center or town were rebuilt in im- itation of their former designs,. but large areas or the city are (le- solate, scarred earth and black bulks of old buildings stiU rise in places. RUBBLE FROM the war was gathered in one heap near an old c,emetery and stands, a small" fnountain tha t covers perhaps a city block, against a sparse backdrop of recently built apart- ments. We stayed in a hotel because Anna· and her husband and son share a one-bedroom apartment with no space for guests. She told us they bad lived for four years in an unheated fl at while waiting for the apartment bui lding to be completed. It was finished about six years ago and, typical or the. new cons truction we saw, already has l arge cracks in the exterior. The apartment itself had been cheerfully and beautifully de· corated by Anna, a ceramist, and her husband, Walde k. a sculptor.· They had made almost ever· ything in it the mselves, including' the furniture. · We unde rstood why they had gone to so much trouble when we· saw people lined up in front or a furniture store one evening. The store, which wouldn't open until morning, was expecting ship·· ment of a kind or convertible cabinet/bed, which is very useful . in the tiny apartments. _ I told Anna that in America people only line up all night to get into rock co ncerts and ba ll games. The thing about Poland that struck us first was the absence of traffic. Only a .few private cars mingled with th e taxis and trams. Anna explained that they must pay for a car, then wait two years or more for deli very. They can choose between a Polish car ·or a Polish· built Fiat. - II World Wa r amid modern ments (above). ruins still stand Budapest apart- War memories also influence the powerful murals of ceramis t lmre Schrammel (below left). The situation in Poland has its· Danube was like a soothing advantages for creative people balm. as long as they're not political. Our hos t , ceramist lmre we learned. Anna and \Valdek Schrammel, had thoughtfully are able to support themselve:1 found us a place lo stay -a one- solely by producing artwork. room apartment belonging to his which must be sold thrOUJ.!:h mother, who was traveling in state-owned shops, and they re. Germany. allowed to make whatever they Here we encountered a new like. Anna works in a pop style situation .. Bathroom facilities hi ghly influenced by American were shared with allot.her family, art and WaJdek creates strong, because. after the war. formerly primitivist wooden sculpture. single·fa'mil y a partments had Anna had been to America. been split into two or three parts where she m et my mother at an becauseofthehousingshortage. international ceramics sym- pos ium in Memphis, Tenn . Her WE COULDN 'T figure out, air fare had been paid by the gov · however, why the other family ernmenl, but s he had .onl y been· kept walkin g across the allowed to take $S in foreign cur· bathroom and through a smaJI r.ency with her. since her room door we thought led to a laundry and board had been provided for. room. We later learned that this She still retained almost ever· was the only entrance to their ything she had collected on the apartment. trip about three years before, in· Hungary. which despite it s eluding a plas tic piggy bank Communisl·bloc af£iliation and a ball-point pen given out by a seems closer to tbe West than bank. Poland, had more consumer goods than Poland and had been SHE SAID SHE is only allowed much better reconstructed than to leave the country once a year Wroclaw since the war. and then ca n take out a max-Nevertheless, we were unable imum or $200 in foreign currency. to rmd any Western publications Thezlotycao'tbeexchangedout-there and didn't find out about side Poland. Patty Hearst's capture until we Yet within the country, artists new to Switzerlii.Dd, five days are provided with working space after the event. and certain privileges, includ ing IMRE, ONE OF the country's. membership in an artist's club, most outstanding artists, has his which has a dining area and oc-Political proble ms, we were told casional dance band entertain· the doesn ·t speak English -we m~~~~ in Wroclaw is 3 famous· communicated in pid gin experimental actors' workshop German). His work, while not created by Grotows ky, whom a specifically political, is o rtcn controversial because of its raw number of Am erican performers power and lack or popular pretti- st udy with . We were lucky ness. He makes primarily large enoug h to see one or th e murals tha t go on state-Owned workshop·s rare performances. buildings, so he is dependent on a nd also a performance by t th · d Tomaszewsky s mime theater; governme n -au onze com- which has its own international missions. reputation. He teaches at a university and There is nO dotibt that there are uses its facilities as best he can. Although be didn't complain, it advantages to· the system for can't be easy to fire a 700-piece artists or a nonpolitical bent -mural (each piece about 21,;. they don't have to teach, wash square feet) in a one·CUbic·meter dishes or make television com-kiln, then trans port it single-· mercials to support themselves. handedly and install it alone. And perhaps the bleakness of This is what hew as in the process their surroundings is a spur to or doing. the creation or beautiful objects If Imre bad been able t o ar-· and performances to make life range for a m a n to help him with more worth living. the transportation and the man But I don't think I could live had not liked the mural, he with the strict censorship and wouldn't have hel ped, we were controlled news media. Also, in-told. terestingly enough, nothing as Another Hungarian potter we salacious as Playboy is allowed, visited. also a friend from a n in- yet the performances we saw in· ternational symposium, as was eluded some total nudity and Jmre, had a nice working silua· many sexual references. lion, with an attractive modern We iot a glimpse or how home and a l arge studio. The desperate some individuals reel political nature or her work -or when a lady who worked in our lack of it --:-was more acceptable hotel came to our door One night to the government, a trans lator and tried in Polish to persuade us told us. to change some money into dollars for her. We hadn't E VEN IN Hungary, with its brought much cash with us and busy life in strong contrast to turned her down. We later thatofWroclaw,wesawcon~ant learned from Anna that this reminders or the war bombing. woman risked a prison sentence Some stone ruins had been left if s he were caug ht exchanging slanding.amid new apartments. money with us . Al so, we learned lhat housing 1s just as scarce in Budapest as in ACCO RDING TO Anna. oovt•r· \Vroclaw. I had a vivid mental -PUBLIC NO'l1CE ,..,....,.. ()>...., C..d Dall~ Poor. ---=====,-----.a-.. Ott.._ I~, It, ltl) VG:1-1 S"TATIMIMTOf' AUMDOHMIMTO•UMOf' PUBUC NOTICE ~~~':':::::::::.---,. --=-=-==::_:.:._::.:._::.::_:=--h -of IM llctl1*4 bin.I-- f'ICTITIOUS•USIMISS MISSION VIEJO ,-ullNITUIU! •I MA.MeSTATllllllMT IQaa ,..,.._1111' Pt., ............. .,_ .. n. kllllNlno ""-.,. dO&no itlull· m 11.. IWU ft. l1-llc:lttkMI' boo~ .... , ....... ........,.... SOUTH COAST E:NGRAVINGCO .. ~-w w•\ tiled In Or ...... Clio.trtfY9" SOUTl-l CO AST TROJIH'I' &. -rt;fllS ENGllAVINGCO. l.M Mil•t'""""· Jlol"t llN,....1 .. 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'262/ "Tl'lh 11ut.1nn~ h cooducl•d by.,.. in- dlv~I. . c ... 1 w Sfoslrom J r. • Thh Ull•m•nt wa ~ flied 'llllth I,.. <:.ount~ CJ•rto. ot Or•n,,,_ CO...n1y on Ot· ~1,191}. -Publllhl!<:I Or•r>o;ps Coao't o.lty Piiot,. OctOO.rS, n .19.26, 1tJS JIJO.JS PUBLIC NOTICE SILVEAllE•G.llOSIEN&LEOM, • ------------A•TYS. l•C..tvry Pl,... E111, Sult. 11~ L.H A.,..t.•. C•lll1ntl1 90061 Publi~ o"'"9f c.o.,1 01 .. 11 "'~· 0t1.1t.lfl.11"1d ~v 1.,, 191S .. 3'161 IS PUBLIC NOTICE ,-ICTITIOUS •USIMl:U NAME: STATEME.MT Tl'll tol!OwlrtQ '"'''°" h dol!ID ~ flni •1: .. CYCLE PART AMO ACCESSORIES. lt•t H1r1>0r Btwd., Cott• Nie~•. (Alltoml 1 '1•16 -----------J eon.Id A. Siem. 'U6 Pr.-ildlo Orrw. SU,.ll'lllOllCOUllTOF THE STATE OFCALl~iltNIA l"Oilt THE COUNTV 01' OllANGIE. .... A-UH6 NOTICE o,-HEAiltlN G OF PETITION ,-QA PROIA Tl! OF WILL AMO l'O• LETTIE iltS OF AO· MIN1STllATION WITH·TH E·WILL AMHEXEO Ell•te ol FRANCES RUTH !>MITH, o.m"" N071CE IS HE:AEOY GP/EN Uw! CHARLE S "· McCALLICK ""'' 111~ ~In a l""llflori for Prob.I,• ol ~II •no Joo' ,,w.an<e of l•lltr' ol Adm1n1..ir.,. Tior> w1lll·lhl! ,,,;u 1n~•ea lo ,,.... ~I· ,_, ''''''"'' '" ....... ,,. ,, ""'"" '"' furlhl!• Pflrl•CUl3•\. &""' 11 ... 1 lhl! !•mo ...., Ol«e ot "'"'' 1nq tho!"'•,.......,,~ ~kw NOvemDer S. 1'17,, 11 9 lO., m .• int hi! courtr®m ot Oep;irtl'N'n1 No lol ..aid (OU•I. 31 100 Civic Cfn~r 0..1.,,. Wfll, ll'O Ille Cllv of Sdnt• A"•· C.lifoml&. O.tl'd October 11. 1'1~ WILLI AM f . SI JOHN. Cou"'' Clfrll JOHNLIUMIE.R "'""""'•I Uw Ut '""II stwi~ SlrHt U1 A...-Ml, C1Hlo"'U !>OOIC TIJI !!1JI •U·11'11 ,,........,..,: p.u1i.n.r eo.t• Mo.WI, C.l•fo1nl1 91•1' llw\ Do.ISl .... 1 Is Conducled bf Ill I~ Olvi...._I Oontld A. SIP.tn Thi• "'''~"' •• , rlll>d wt"' ttw C<>untw Cl.erk ol Or•ngt eovni,..., ();:. ~1•.1•1s. ·-Publl'll>ell Or•nor CO.lt 011lly Pilaf. Oct. It, l•, •nd No~ ], 9, lt1S J91J./S P UJI LI C NOTICE ,-tC"'flTtOUS IUSINESS MAME S"'fATEMil'Ml T~ lollowlnq iwr\On '' Ool"O bu-l· ""'' .. OFF TH[ WA LL a ovr11T1S•NG, 1tll2 WOrcl"l<e•1tr La,.., H"nlu•-v•on 8"acll. ClllD< "" 91M6 an.... w111te. 1'JJ11 Wo•ctoe~1""' l.Aftt, Hunllfl!JlOn Btacll, C.••••ornl• "1Ml f l'll• bu•I""~' h Cor>Clutl..U 0.,"' ln- dl.-ldU•i °"'"' Whil!' Thi• -.111•m ... 1 ·•~ lll•d '""'111 1.,,. County C.!~•11 of °''"9'! C.Ounly ()fl Ot· tobtr 1•. ltli. ·-Pub!·~ Of"•noa Co.111! O.l!t Pllof, 0:1 lt.)6.•M NO.-l .,.191S )'!JI I) Put11iV1to o ranoo-c°*'' o,.iv P11t11 PUDl.IC NOTICE Clt!-II, 19. 2S, I'll, J"~I~ ----------- THE R E ARE a l so few t ty isn't rea ll y a probll'm 1n picture or what Europe must lelephones. Anna s~1id she·d beC'n Poland. whe re, although ;.1n have been like directly after the PUBLIC 1"0TICt: l'"ICT IT!OUS 11\JltNESS NAME STATEMENT waiting six years for one. And. average worke r makes onl\ war. Terms like "millions home su,.1:1110Rco u1tr oFtHE while there seemed to be plenty about s1~ th · 1· dd sTATe o FcAL1l'oR"tA FC11l ~ ... a mon • rent 1s on y less" su enly were translated THIECOUNTYOF ORA"GE: of clothes and other consumer about $15 a month. into a vision of families with no ,... A·•11•1 goods available, they weren't of In fa ct , t,he .problem is loo h It t II r hildr d , "'OT 1 c e o F "£"' R' NG o" s e er a a • 0 c en y1ng ~ITION ~R Plt08AT(" OJ' WILL high quality. To get such items as much money and not enough to from exposure, or economies and Alto '"°" LETt1t:11s T1.sTAME"· good stereos. we learned, you buy with it, she said. And. since agriculture at a standstill. TAE~i.1 • 01 JEROM E 6 . LEVY, had to go to special stores that the money is worthless outside In the airport, where we were OK .. w::i. accepted only dollars, not zlotys. the country, there's no incentive catching a flight to Zuri ch. our NOTICE: •s HEResv G1VEN '""'' I "d th I to t ·t Sh BARTON E. LEVY NI\ l•i.f!d "''"''" • nst e e regu ar s res, we o .save l • e said she and passports were scrutinized at o.1111on ior """""'' o1 w 111 • ...,1or ,, found that most items were kept Waldek sell only as much least four times and ou r races -•otUt1trir.~i.men1.,.,,10.lt'll" behind the counter and that it art k th ed I · 1191111o!>ff ''""-· 10 -1•" ,, ,.._ wor as ey ne to or basic :.-.tudied and carefully compared PQo-111r1,.., p1ru(u••••. •M '""'' 1,,.. was very difCi cult to find a livingexpenses. tothoseonourdocumc.nts. u,........,lll••o11'111.,.11101,... ................ salesperson. Wh ed someone did Although I h d •-·-W i.et tor HD ... mtie• '· 1•1~. "'•JO a ut:\.-ume very hen the Swissair fli~ht finally .It'! •• In m• cou11room o• 0eo.r1 ... n1 come. she (J don't remember fond of Anna and her family, ( left the ground a.nd headed .1o1w1ucour• ... 1 1ooc.1w•(c-n1 ... seeing a ny sales men) didn 't was glad to pile onto our Lot to~·ard Austri a a nd Switzerland. °'"~'1·'"''"'c''"01 ~"A,.., seem the least bit interested in fligh\ back to Warsaw, where we 1 felt like a refugee cscapi n~ to o.1..:10o:.~· 1•, 1•1s helpingus £indtherigbt sizeor1n caught a P a n Am plane to rreedom . w1LL1AM I! s1JOHN, k. t B d eou .. 1.c.1~·• ma .1.ng a s a e . u a.pest. On the night I had my choice or 111:NT, M1.11100 Handmade items. however, We were delighted to see the newspapers a nd began to r('ad 11:>::"'::;~!~ ... were comparatively inex· traffic jams that awaited us in hungrily about P<ttty llearst and •cw-..P•r11.11:.,1 pensive. as was food ($1.50 £or a Hungary, and the sight or the Sara Jane Moore-andlhen 1 re-s.i.1111 Tl'V' IOllow1nq !>e''IO" '' 00."0 tlu\o "''~ ., MISS!OI" VIEJO ruA,..ITUll;L. l'IJl>1 W..•0"""1• P1•1<••Y. M>\~_.. V~tO, Clllfor"ll "1•1~ Lt 'h' ....,.1,11, "'"° Val Vt•""· LC1n9 e.1en, C•lllor"I• ~ Tll•t bu\,,,..,, n cordl.r<t.d bytn lft- diwl°'-'•1 Lttllt s.t+.q Tiii' ''•ltmenl ••~ liled Wl111 t~ CouMy C.ltrk of Or..,91 ~unty °" o.;. tot..<" IC, 1tl}. ·-Publi•"""' °'"'"ll"t Cot\t o•ur Piiot. Ott. t•. lt. •nd Mow f. t . 1•1s 19Tl·IS PU RI.IC NOTICE ,-1C•ltlOUS•USINli1..S NAME STATEME NT TM loll-•no cwrl.On l.l ooM'1Q b!N- "'Jt\ •• f>JNE BLUFrs. 11t6S Sly1>91ll. l,.,.ln•. C•lllO•"'• '1701 MIC-I JllWS, 1016 Wiit!• !Nit, Ha*POr'l IWICll. C•lllom1' Tlllt bv\ln••• I\ Ctll\ducltd b' a llmtt ed Pll'!nit~Vllfl. Mt<""' J•"'' good meal for two people in a Turkish·influenced architecture ad the editorials and the letters to T.t:~ri',~::-""· , ________________ •.•.l.•.tc•n•·•a•J -------•-----l•h•a•l-i•m•p•r•e•_ •.•.i•v•e•l•Y-!"'in•e•s-t•h•e----th<!•'"'od•1•·1.o•r•. I•f•e•l•I •fr•e•e•a.;g;."'.·.n •. ---' ~0.'!:~,1 o.u, "'""· . Ck~ 1•. "· u. 1•11 ,....J} Tl'lk 1IAl•'""nl w•( f iled Wltl'I thl- COun!v C.1••11. 01 0•111or Cou"tv ew1 ~ IObtr •. lt1S ,..., """'!,....... 0-•nOO' CO.U o.lly Piiot, (kl.12, It, U , ,..., Now 2. It)) VJ1·'' ' . . • • • -. . - . • • • • • \ - ' 88 DAIL V PILOT Sunday. October 19, 1975 - All Your Erotic Fantasies! The Ultimate ,-~ I I - ,..X' :J No one unde1 18 Bette Davis Tough As Ever 'When horror movies came in, I did rhem instead of staying home,,,' -Bette Davis 1.2S 'Tll 2 :30 .. at T SADDLEBACK PLAZA ""'"'-'•u•"•'.,_''"" ,. •H~ • " •• ' •• ",liJrqlM~ilM' Su .... , 0111>• ,, ""l"°"J!h. • --tso- 1"1 CU I! Gl!SI!' ••110 ,100 ............ ...,. .. ,,....,._.,_ --· WHIFFS •1101••11 -liO- "SPYS" •1 J:ll .. ·•-.1• h4J 3:4S J:4J 1:4J 9:4J GIVE"EM HELL. BARRY! FOUNTA .. VALL.EV • F(M.#ofTAIN VALLE 'Y • __ ,,.,,_..... .,. ,..., It ... larqLN~inr Su..;ana 's lhN'I' " :II~ FJ11111i!h0 ' • •llHIOMIT -·~ rMt OIUI O•Tllt" ............ .. ,~ ............. ..-.... .,. ..... .JAMES vt. ·~, WBl"tMORE , -,., ""11//# ••"-•Tl Tn.-1• GIVE'EMHELL. BARRY! AT 7:10 l •.l O SAN FRANCISCO -They come and go in their sarongs and skates and sapphire sunglasses, but there 1s only one queen or the silver screen. She always was, still is and always will be. She clawed her way to the top. and the nails are still sharp. "l was never, repeat NEVER, a movie star on a level with Joan Crawrord, .. seethes Bette Davis. "I was more like Ka\.harine H~· burn and others who came from the theater because we cou1d act ... Nostrils flare, eyes dilate like targets on a rifle range, and each ~·ord and gesture is emphasized by a blast of cigarette s moke that make:> her look like she's walk· ing in a cu1n ulus cloud. It is 4 o'clock on a cool, swmy after· noon in'San F'rancisco, and Belle Oav1s has a day off from shooting her 85th film , ··Burnt Offerings.·· IT'S ONE of those Gothic hor· rors about a family being driven to insanity and death by a spooky old hou se . Karen Black and Oliver Reed are the young cou· pie, and Bette is the aWlt. REX REED in the raw her third husband and lets out a roar, she slashes lipt;tick across he r mouth like iodin(', s he empties 10 ashtrays overflowing with butts -she is like a !~motive, puffing and ~molder · ing through the room. One doesn't exactly interview Bette Davis. One just sits back, coughs while the smokescreen builds into a tornado and lets her do all the talking. She's been through all the wars, carried &II the flags and earned the right to say anything she bloody well pleases. ''l 'm like a cat," s he grins. "Throw me up in the air, and J'll always land on my feet. I spent my whole life saying, 'Wh y should I apologize for be i n~ bright?' and 1·m not 3\opping now. becom~ ebraged when she talks about it. "It was a m i...:take. The au diences stood up cheenng and screaming every night. but I knew it wasn't what they wanted. They wanted me to be a witch. not a m iddle -aged sc hoo l teacher. The songs we.c_e won - derful, I sang them anO't-was good at it. but it was nothing but bell. •·JoshUa Logan finished me off in two wee ks. He wa~ terrified or the critics and started changing things on opening night in Philly. I bad one year on the road to do those changes, but I couldn't work 12 hours a day and play a different s how at night. "They wanted me to learn 40 pages in four d ays! 1 had to get my health back before I could roncentrate on that kind of work . So we clooed it down. I will never go near the stage again as long a~ I live~" In Explicit Sensuality. .. • Q£N£AAL CINEMA CDAPOAATION "They've got a new way of making movies today. and it STINKS! I've been in this busi - ness for 4S years, and in all that time they haven't 'Tharned a thing. They still make all the :-:;ame mistakes -it's waste, waste, waste. This is a penny- v.'ise. pound-foolish industry. My curse is that I've always been a perfectionist. and that doesn't exist anymore "BOGART and I vialked out of Warner Brothers 16 times, but we survived. When horror mov- ies came in , I did them instead of staying home l ike the other broads. When talk shows came in, I hated them, but I did them. "Wh en Warner Brothers sold its first batch or movies to TV 20 something years ago, 65 of them were MIN E. and I didn't get one penny in rt's1duals. But I can't beef because millions of people today have seen those movies and I kept my whole career alive. NOW SHE'S concentrating on her one· woman show of film clips and conversation. which ha s toured America and is now head· ing for four weeks of sold-out one- nighters in England, Wales , Scotland , Ireland and the London Palladium. "When J started , I was scared. but now I love it. Nobody will ever know what that love and ap- plause m ean to me. Move on, never get repetitious, leam how to handle the audience -those are the things I believe in. I always walk out a nd say 'What a dump!· and that brings down the house. Theo they know it's not going to be a pompous evening, it's going to be a ball! ' •1 • DI .hf a ern id~t: Pia Va11dt•rgc.:ldt•r u1 "QUIRK!" the cxccpti(>n to tltc rul(> l'tJSSrCAT. i/J4fN8 109 t lhlbo1 llod o,.. Dl'IT 11 '-loo~ CAROEN 515·0118 J-4~ [ l••<IJIM O••• O•ilT 11 Noon 10 M.0"'9-1 ""MilHYIUl .. llJ lt40HTY PYTHOH & THI HOLY GRAIL" '"HAID TIMES'" ... "9USTH & llLUF" lPGI "'Mil.LO DOU r -ntA rs Bn'UT AIHMINT"' IGI "TOMMY" IPGI · "RANCHO DELUXE" IRJ ,VU.TTHIHCi YOU EYBl WANTID TO INOW A9CXIT SO- '"WHIFFS"" ··s.P.tE.s:· IPGI ""HARD TIMES" "BUSTER & BILLIE" IPGI ""TOWIEllHG IHFIRHO .. '"1..UT AMUJCAM HBO" IPGJ "I just spent the last two days writhing and dying and looking like the wrath of God. and I planned the hair, the aging, the lines under t he eyes, the falls on the floor -I spent weeks work· ing out the movements for my de· ath scene . They all think I 'm crazy to work so hard. "At 6 :00 las t night after d yi ng all day I was so exhausted I couldn't move, and my makeup man wasn 't even there to take my f!1akeup off. tie was out in the front yard playing cricket~ J tell you. my kind of professionalism is DEAD! .. "I started in 1930 and made 85 movies, and now J 've had it. I have no drive anymore. 1·11 never be poor, but I 'll never be rich, either. Still, I wouldn't go to Switzerland and rob this coWllry blind like the Burtons did. "So I am up to m y ears in taxes and de bts, and that's why J come out of my house in Connecticut every few years and work. I can hole up just so long, then J gotta get out a nd stir things up again. It's half for income, and half for ME." ''They've asked me ever· yt.hing. One woman asked me which of my four husbands was my favorite, and I said without blinking an eye, 'Obviously I had no favorite since J dumped lhem all!. ·'The worst question was: 'Wh at wouJd you do if President Nixon came to your house £or dinner? 'J thought for a second and said, ·1·d do just like Baby Jane, and serve him adead RAT!'" LAST YEAR, s he shatte~ed The last of a dying breed. s he's her fan s by closing in already got h er funeral plot Philadelphia 1n a mus ical bought and paid for at Forest version or her film hit "The Corn '"'-klwn. "It's the final irony," she is Green." The musical, which shrieks. ''From where I'll be was bound for Broadway with buried, you C'an look right down millions of advance tickets and SPIT on Warner Brothers!" already sold in anticipation of Don't hold your breath. She's TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE SHF. POURS coffee, she raises a window, s he brushes off her hand. she lowers the window. she drops cigarette ashes all over her starched white denim hostess gown, sbe adjusts the solitaire game on the card table. she takes the phone off the r eceiver, she spots a bald man down by the s wimming pool who looks like her return to the stage, was 67, but I'm taking bets. Bette called ''Miss Moffi tt.'' S he Daviswillburyusall. ACROSS Amph1- trteaters 7 Half. p1ef111: 11 College residence 15 Grins 21 Service station 22 lnchan coin 23 War cry 24 Most 1ud1cious 25 Thorough- fare : abbr. 26 River bol tom 27 Vigllanl: 3wds. 29 Shade tree 30 As far as 31 Gratuity 33 Mends socks 35 Fourth Calllph 36 Mlneral veins 38 Swiss river 39 Selh's son 41 Goll mound 42 Coln openings 44 Seine 45 Poker stakes 46 Colon1zes 48 Briel v!slls: 2wds. 50 Feted 52 Bureaucratic maze 54 Leg1slatlngs 56 "Tossed" concoct1on 59 Employed 61 Unripe 62 unearthtv 66 Mind 67 Slates ot well-being 69 Term1 nater '" • •• I 71 Band 133 Canaanite instrument mon1t1 72 Man·s 114 Power und n1cknam" 13!> Vi chy 73 Celes11al summer body 136 Goes by bus 74 Exline! turd 138 A!ncan 76 /\Ford antelope 78 Gnome 139 P1cn1c bench 79 Came back. 141 Wage agency 81 Armed 142 Attending larceny 143 Above 83 Legislative comb term body 144 Wothout 85 Collon silk he11z 86 Ce1eal grain 147 lsl;;i.nd · 87 Containing French ore 149 Pronoun 88 Swain 150 Placid 89 Clergyman 152 Apple center 91 Shows up 153 Genuine 93 Marches •154 Type away 2 wds 156 Builds 96 Caviar 157 Overwnelms 97 Sult mater•al 158 Without 99 Ptan l spray French 100 01udge 159 Goblins 101 Yankeeland 102 Unite DOWN 104 Raises 1 Marbles 106 Regrel 2 largegully 108 Ex1raord1nary 3 Oral pause person 4 Arresl 109 Valor award 5 Old T 11 Glass bou!es 6 Ca!med 113 Adorable 7 Gleamed ones 8 Etern111es 114 Spanish 9 W itty saying pries! \0 Breathe rn 115 Taking \ 1 Ente11ng an oHense account 118 Piler 12 Eggs 120 Factory 1 J Revolve cheese 14 Cacaoa 123 I mil ate 15 Add sugar 125 Cross of! 16 W1rB 2 wds measures 129 Brawls 17 Doclr1nes 130 Egypt1angod 18 French tJ2 Mild oaths .-ir11cle "' .. 19 Landed propertv 20 Warehoused 28 Wed secreHy 32 Crock 34 Convalescent cente1s . 2 wds 37 Spec1 ties 38 Pesty insect 40 Wande1 olf 42 Hard metal 43 Trap 45 Cred11 <17 Condt1cted 48 Young person 49 Decor 5 1 Mature 53 Ventilated 55 Prcs1den!ial nickname 56 Fly a1011 57 Competent 58 Baseball posl11on 60 Lowered 1n rank 63 Bureaucratic nasslc . 2 wds 64 Phil1pp1ne lizard 65 Comton 67 Terrdy1ng anlmal 68 Weep 70 Analyze 73 Grumpy 75 Terminated premalurely 77 Embankment 80 Rubber tree 81 Knocl! l1qh!ly 82 Biller vetch 84 Cape 86 Conduct BB Pre ... aroca- !Or s Oen 2wcls 89 Baby car· r1age 90 Broadway par! 91 Oncemore 92 At1ach 93 -···and fauna 94 Exploiter 95 B1bhcal weed 98 Adored 100 Blackboard 103 Leng!h measu1es 105 Muck 107 Annoyances 1 08 Padclled 110 Conducted 11 2 Nestles 114 Author's weapon 116 Sally solutions 11 7 Body part 119 Slaughtering 120 Folcl 121 Warmer 122 Female sheep 124 Grownups 1 ~ Scottish granOch1!d 127 Not certain 128 Tantalizes 131 Mohammed's birthplace 133 ~oundations 136 Undergrown anlmal 137 Display 139 Chinese measure 140 Verve 1 43 Ory: French 145 Anger 146 Histo11c period 148 Ike's commancl 151 Concerning 155 Exclamation SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS AGATHA CHllSTIFS ""MURDER OM THE ORIEMT EXPRESS"" ., _ _,, .... ~.a1 .... ... _ ... "SLEUTH"" EVES FROM 1 SUN.FROM2 •SURF FILM FESTIY lol• 'MS WllK-U.S. PllMIRI "CRYSTAL YOYAGER'" ORIGINAL SOUNO lRACK BY B..,I. T~AS I PINll; FLOVO ...... .... ,,.,,,~Nil , MATllTNIMID- C» "9 C8fnllr.• l f .. )!1"4MCH IACM l'IL 7:JO & t:JO For Your Pleasure ••• , , , and look whos taming that ornery. boozing, female-baiting. shooi·firsr. marshal of "TRUE GRIT" now,,. CHl.m.t llCMAID JORD.\H •ANTHONY lI.181. •JOHN MtL"1111.• PAll. lOSID • JXHAAO kOMANCtTl) TOMMY UE • SllOTMtl MAITIN •Wntt• ~ dll~ JULIEN • S..t1.i!.,. ~ cW11ht ........ C.;,..." f,.. lk-1 n uE CllT ~ CHAIUlS PORT~· Dntlt4 ~ STUAIT MWI lit9ic.,. UlllOCE IOSOOll.\L A UNlVEJSr\I. Plm!af • TI:CH~K'OtOl "• l'A~AVtstOH• ~-•• r.Y'Oi A-Ill• P•" PAllL No\TH.ul • Pr"'-c..J.,. HA.L B 'liAWS ~I mllll mma~ CALL YICIATllS FOU VAL ·IN CO.fflT •OI SHOWTIMIS I CO.HITS ""SUOAILAND IXPllH"' '"' FnftiOft llltnd • N-POl'I Ctftl1t Ntwport B•tcl'I • 844.0780 [ m MAN~ I CINEMAlA ~IJ 1•14 S. Hll'bor Boultw•rd A.,...NI"' • 83$·7&0t • ----·--MAID TlMEI tT'tl --lrml llO MAN "" °"" 111MI MOOM e M,_U _, 10111 ...... ,_ .. WH1rrs ... -·-S.P.'t'.s .... ... ,Wl_t_Mlf ----··-CLOCKWORK OU.NGf N ........ -DILIVUAHCI• --ONCI tS NOT INOUGM• --·--THI GllAT GAnlY • Otlf• t r•MI ..00-• •r•H ...... PACIFIC THEATRES OR IYE·lNSUPER SWAP MEETS HARBOR !LVO. Driwe·ltl S••P 111••1 l •~4• s ... , s11." sv~.-11111 to 1p111 ORANGE Orive·ln f & l '", Sot A S"" -1 .... lf It"' Pol\,,... Sv~eoro 01 •••~"'"' 51''""" f1mity Fun! Prolil1! 81rg1ins G1lor1~ ' . loG\ flu nus. oi-i 6:\s.fii, SIL. QI\_ 6:03 9-Siii\ iii !)a 6WOITANT NOnCll a.DllN a..-11 FIR! 1111 ,_,.,. .......... ~- ,_ ........ ......... ·--II• >IU 1-·· ... ....... _ u• nu ~ .... T..:: - ----··-ClOCKWOIK OU.NG( tt9 -tffllOllt. --DILIVIUHCl 111 ---•Nfl-1 3 DAYS OF TMI CONDO\• --MACON COUNtY LINI 1111 ----WATlll•U-- IOOSTll COGIUIN l"I SUGAIU.NTixPIUS" . ::,-.., , ____ . ~~'··· THI HAPPY HQOl(ll 111 .. ·~ LINDA LOVILACI .... FOi 'llllDINT lll -OIMln-·--HAID TIMll ll"J. --lfnUllGMANl"I! --·--..,..1._ ' CLOCllWOIK OU.NOi-. -lrftCUI ·--DfllYlllHCI 111 ·-·-A IOY I HIS DOG"' , .......... ._ ntl HAPPY MOOKfl 111 ~-·--LlT'S DO rT AGAIN""' ... --OHCI ts NOT fNOCIGM fll ---··-1141 OllAI OAISIY,. ---....... WMllPS.,. _..._,,...,.. ___ '·'·'·'·"" --OHCI IS NOf fNOUGH" ---·-..... TMI OIUT OATSIY,.. ' I N dldn It W' And in on T out "'No ing t hust knO\ U\g on ' <-1r{:'U ront- for i :-;pac pac (a in pr dr g u bl th s t t If , f c f h g f' ) s y r c t · d s I a l ' I Sund!)', Oclober II, 1175 DAIL V PILOT •7 Press Said Blind NEW YORI( <UPI) -H"l!h Downs didn't quit television four years ago - 1t was. more like he graduated from it . And, like a loyal alumnus, he stiU looks in on th~ old school from time to time. solution to the energy problem. Twiggy: Now She's 26. Thats what he's doing now, helping out Barbara Walters by hostmg her "Not for Women Only " show on Nae . . B:eyond that he is ~riting two books, giving lectures, d,.ou1g commercials and working as a director or the Na'. tional Space Institute e.nd HS 11 consul· tant to th~ Center tor the Study or Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara. . Downs spen.t almost 10 years talk· 1ng to.experts •n almogt e\<erythi ns •~ host of the "Today" show. Their know_ledg~ rubbed oft on him, provid4 u1g h1~ "'Ith a wide range or subjects nn which he is well-informed. He ;.irgues persuasively for the need to Nntinue America's space program, ror instance, citing various spinoffs of :-;paC"e .technology from the modern p<.ict>maker to what may be the solar ln hl!S own area, he has some strong senlime.nts a bout joumali.sts in both the pencil press and lhe broadcasl medium. "The preiss has examined fairly and compele.nlly ju11t about every institu- tion ln America except it.self, .. he said. '"The public really wants to know more about the channels th.rough which it getl It& news.'' He believes that both newspapers and networks should do a better Job or advertising themselves, ot explaining their operations and functions and pro- mot.i.og their people. "People want the.it news 1rorn. human beings," he said. "The news must be objectively aathered but the press has a right. perhaps a duty, to let the public know that the ne-ws is being gathered by human beings who are good at what they do." ''It's time for journalism to abandon its idea that it is the eye that cannot sl.'e itself'.'· be said. 'Tha prass has examined ... ·just ' . about every in- stitution in A me rica ex cept itself' -Hugh Downs Cleaning Game No Fun~ B y E RMABOMBEGK X.;;.J.. AT WIT'S END M("moto: Cleanser Manufacturers ~ ~ '------' t'rom : A housewife who married too young Cag<'42J Rt:': Puttingfuninmyhousework Sirs: It has not escaped my attention that dur- ing the past few years manufacturers or clt~lning prOOucls have taken a new tack -the Com· petitiveGametim c approach to house cleaning. This has pitted housewives "'ith stopped-up drains against those who triumph over hair and grease. (l have to tell you see-through plumbing upsets my stomach.) WO~EN in laundromats who use a weak bleaC"h are made to sufferpublie humiliation when their laundry does not pass the · 'clean smell" test. And some homemakers run a foot race to see v.·ho can get the most dust on their mop in 15 seconds. Now there is a ne\4' entry on the shel\'es called the Clean Oven GamC', which sounds about as · much fun as a three-day cruise on the SS Tidy Bowl. Using buttons as markers. I am instructed to throw the dice and advance or go back as directed. Jf my present oven has fumes. I go back three s paC"es. If I can·t open the se1fety cap, I go back four spac<'s. If I choo~C' a cleanser t hat is safe tor children or pets, advance four spaces, and if I forget my rubber gloves. let me guess, I v.•on't have enough fingers left to pick up my buttons. l DON'T know how to tell you this. but I am. generally not in a festive, ftrn ·seeking mood when faced v.•ith an oven to clean. I called my girlfriend, :i.1ayva . anti asked her if she wanted to come over Sagittarius: Be Selective MONDAY,OCl'OBE R 20 BySYDNEYOMARR ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Organize. Be s ure you get money·s worth. Refuse to sell yourself short. TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ): You gain added re<"ognilion . You finish. complete and receive ac- coladl.'. GF.:'tfl NI <:i.fay 21-June 20J : Be willing lo take a chance on your own abilities. Strive for in· dependence. CANCER (June 21-July 22): AC'<"ent on d e- sire. gaining of crl'dit where due. One in authori- ly makes conc('ssion in your direction. LEO tJul y 23·Aug. 22): Publish, promote, advertise -:c;ubmit concepts, formats. You can diversify, make valuable contacts at social af. fair. \'IRGO (Aug. 23·.SCpt. 22): Reach beyond ap- parent limitation. i\1ake adjustment at home base. and play theoven·cleaning game with me. ~1ayva has never been known to mince words. Sh(' said it sounded like! un and after that we could choose up sides and v.·ax thedriveway. I' know in my heart that housev.'ork is fun, but somehow J just can 't seem to get into the spirit of it . For years, i ·ve h;\d my own houseC"leaning · game. If I can gel the kids to throw the covers up over their bC'ds. I advance to \he bathroom. If the light is burnt out, I keep the dice and move up to thl.' kitchen. I f it is littered with kids" stuff. I have to go back to the bedrooms. but if I land on my car keys . I collect M ayva, pass go and keep going. A Ktn RU\\eLL FILI\ \TARRlnG QOGeR DALTRer (R) Ulltf)M~IA It out-Tommys "TOMMY." EDWARDS CINEMA HARBOR AT ADAMS COST A MESA 546-3102 By ROBERT MUSEL LONDON CU PIJ - Lesley llornby was only 15 but no one could sew men's trou~e rs like she could. Her boyfriend, Nigel Davies. was so st.ruck by thhr talent he conC'elved an idea that he believed would lead them to fortune. Lesley would make a batch of trousers and be would sell them from a pwthC'art in the Sunday morning m arket called Petticoat Lane. Alas for aJI this bud· ding tycoonery, a photo- grapher named Barry Lategan (ixed yg.,ung Lesley in his view finder. When he developt.>d his picture a great many things began to happen. T HEY ARE still hap. peniJlg JJ years later. Nigel cha n ged his name to J u s tin de Vlllene'1ve . l.esley, whose s le'nder arms and legs earned her the nickname Twigs, became "T"'•iggy," a world·famous model, star of the film ''The Boy Friend.·• a television star in Britain and, as of this month, a reC'ording star. Ju s tin -now her former boyfriend -still manages her career.1-ler new boyfriend, she re- lates in her autobio- graphy ·'T\viggy," is American actor i\lichacl \VhitnC'y "1MWANUILU" tll '"SWll. 'flXIN"" tXJ ~ ntau flti. •·ll-1'M-tl.JI U C.,.ttOU9AfS "''·"~"" 11111 TH£ CITY SHOPPING CE NTA£ ORA.NOE •SJ2·6721 1'\ CITY CENTRE Clt'EM•'l -$..&. FRWY IMA.NCHtSTIA EX.I G.Q. "AWV ICJTY DA . EX.I A "THI McCUU.OUGHS" V-wALllMG T A.u..rAl.T J" A _,,.. HAPPY HOOIH• Y '"'l.AMCHO DH.Ull" llt Selling ilnythini.: 11.ith a Dally Pilot Cl;i~:.1f1cd .\d is a simple m;1ller . JUSl call ( 642 ·4321 J LIBRA <Se pt. 23·0cl. 22): Investigate. Re· jeet s uperficial explanations. You could strike. P.ilY dirt. SCO RPIO (Oct. a:J.Nov. 21): Accent on legalities. partnersh.ips , co-operative efforts. Diplomacy is essential. Sr\GrTT1\RIUS <Nnv. 22·Dec. 21J: Be selec- tive. RC'fusc hand·me·downs. You have right lo expect quality. The robbery s hould have t aken 10 minutes. 4 CA PRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19 ): Invol\'e· ment is featured. Know it and don't play games with emotions. AQUA.RI US (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Know when to say "goodby.'' i\feans close deal rather than linger. Bui Id on solid structure. PISCES (Feb. 19-~1arch 20): Accent on short trips, \'isits. calls, special messages. You get green li g ht lo try new procedures. It's the same two dudes from "Uptown Saturday NighL but this time they're back with kid dyn-o-mite1 1111tn nmaa ·BILL onn Ll''SH 111•1 CALL THEATERS FOR SHOWTIMES Or11'11)e • 997.0SJ2 h ours lat er, the bank was like a circus sideshow. 8 hours later, it was the hottest thing on live T.V. 12 hours later, it was all history. And it's a ll true. '"DOG DAY AFTERNOON' JUST MAY BE AL PAC/NO'S F'INEST HOUR ON TllE SCREEN. II!: IS NOTll/NG SllORTOF BR/ LL/ANT." .. '"' "'"""" "IF ANYONE DOSEN'TTHINK AL PACI NO IS A SUPERB ACTOR •.. JUST (ET HIM BUY A TICKET TO A WARNER BROS . MOVIE CALLED 'DOGDAYAFTERNOON.' ... It coukl mt~n ~ lourth conse<uti~./ _ btstactornomination tor Al Pacino.' '' WED. OCT. 22 ~!h'I' "'""·!(""PC 11'1 FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT CEllTER • • ••• • •• • • • • • • NEW~ORT • ••• • •• • •• • ••••• • COAST HWY. AT MACARTHUR BLVD . • NEWPORT BEACH • 144·0760 WED . OCT . 22 M Nitt' f"'1~ Cati»'<; f\rdC(ll M'll~•'li 00~ CN/lU · W.l[S P.IID~ n1(}W11.fS C\JRNl~a1~11t11• ~tii1RiW1<rt l\roroj I>/ f,A,\lllW llllQ.llllinl MlillN II IMO · 0.o:llll\'Sl}i(Yl!Ml · lln fD17 llll AU!N · li(}f(tl(}?~ fl(Jll W!llN[R!filQ A wtm; CO.M..M:'A!OlHrt.lrnvJR] • .=-..:.:~--:::..ol • ' . At the time of wnL1nR the only thing she really wanted in the world, she said, was to im arry him and have children. In that order. NOT ALL her friend.<s are thrilled about her choice of Whitney, more than 20 years older and with roots in the United States while Twiggy's car~r is mostly in Lon· don. Twiggy says love wi ll conquer all the pro· blems obvious to tho::;e who know t he couple. Twenty-six is Preity young for a definitive autobiography, but Twiggy had a little time on her hands and turned out a chatty. readable <ic · count of her lite thus far. putting in the aitches she drops in face-to-race ron· MANN THEATRES l'IGlr111flSt ~$17!11111u101~$ "3 Dl!S or TKE CONDOI" ,,,. .. ,,,. Utt-li.M-l:J._.,Jl-1~t:lt ~MAttlS 111E KtOIN6 PUCE" IP6) ARUfSTOIY l:Jl-4:11·1-,,•· CINEMALAND 141~ St ~11Hr • '~'~"• il) /li(ll 11110111•',,.... w..,.. ........ H.,._. "ROOSTEI COGBURN" "'"' w.. s-.. l:Z~J:l5 S:l~7:0~t:OO CINEMALAND I~ 11 ~ Hantt '~l!t• 6JI lifl !ll\UU••~tt.°"" -II - "SllPEI VIXENS" !X) "BEYOND THE VAUEY Of IHE OOllS" CINEMAlAND UI I St "·1'4 lftJ~ll!ll il~· 1i(U !IU fll'"'' ..WO Str.IMM. -"FU!INY UDY" ,,...,,,. 141/S. ~11-1-.. .J• The former Lesley Hornby has written a chatty autobio graphy versalion. When the ide.1 of modeling first camt:' up she said she went to Sl't' a ramous woman magazine editor. ··w ell. I don·t thi.J1k you'll ever make u model,'" said the editor. ''Yo u 're too small . Clothes will never rit you." • STILi. dubious, the editor put T"'·i~gy undl'r a retaining contract al $20 a week anyv.•ay. To Twiggy this "''•~s the high road to financial" .stability "l"d make trousers lhC' rest of the week and th~ magaz1n(' "'Ould pay me j!nough to hve on, .. she ::.aid . She did not foresee the ''T"·i~gy m ania'' that caused her to be mobbed in New York and re- quired her to have half a dozen body~uards for protection. Ho"'t'Vt'r, she now rt•4 alize.s she disarmed AmeriC"an new s re - porters whi•n they asked y.·hat :she thought or her sle nd t>rness and s he rt'plied "'ilh the in4 noc('nC'(' of youth: '"Y.'t•ll. it's not "'hat you'd C'all u figure. is it.,·· TWJG(i \' 1s cht•erfully frank about the rnixed re- vie'-1.'S on her film:.. tht· early business decisions that led no"'hl're, the breakup with Justin "'hen she m et Michael. A lot of money ('ame her way but she gives no hint of how much s he managed to keep. Ir she m nrries l\1 iC"haC'I. Tv•iggy is prepared to try again in 1-follywood - between children, that is . RATED ]( NO ONl UNDH 18 ADMtnlD . I . ,, 'JOO Oirf)(!H u ·· ... fcwOM mo11ier NOW AT THE FOLLOWING THEATRES U.A. Cotta M.111 • U.A. W•stminste r \ 540-ll59' '93-05'6 CINIMALAND-Anoheim 635°7601 GIOYI, Garden GroYe • IUINA PAIK CINEMA 537-6600 522-2116 TUSTIN THIATll MESA, Coslv M .. a 544-1 696 541-1552 " ,.,,, Dl!lhn!rancl! ., , ...... ~ ~· -· .... Plu5 ·~ '"llAl'IO«> O(LUlf• Jll'f llllOOf& .......,s.P.Y.S. • Bf DAILY PILOT Sunday, October 19, 1975' Specialization Changes the Landscape (From Page B2) upan, For the engineer rural landscape andpret-and fora rented home in a the process 1 on or of this alienation andl05!1 philosoplly correctly saw ty well forgotten the role city or company town. 1:1easonal work, the cen-of visibility. We continue. And fin a lly. with the need for the concen-that land had once played By the end or the first turies-old attac~ment to must continue, to re. when they have no root$ inlhesoil. greater dependence on tration or i;pecial uses, in the formation of na-hall of tho 2oth century somt:placewit.hinacom· define ourselves, and ln New relationships urban markets the and for better sanitation. tional character and the break between land muruty. theproceaatocreatenew evolve with the natural farmertendedtonegle:ct Solittlebylittleour towns identity. Many s mall and the average Few changes in our tandtcapes. we are worldandwithourreUOw the nearby town and its and cities developed farmers were only too urbanized American was American culture have · bei..q;s. And that is what limited se rvices. to these sec t ions and happy toexchangetheir complete. The old cove· beensoprofoundasthis becinniog to see that ls happeninJ{ now: isolate himself from the neighborhoods we are exhau~ted acres and nant, once thought es.sen· one. and we are not yet most valuable human another landtcape istak· local community and to familiar with. squalid houses for Jess tial for the fulfillment of entirely adjusted to lt. qualities, like hydroponic l 0 g r 0 rm be r 0 in think in terms of Most of U:$ today have strenuous work in a fac· men and women, bad But we should not ex.a.g· vegetables. a~mebow Ameri engineering~f{irjency. !b~r~ok~en~o~ui_r]t~ie~s:w~it~h~the~Jtoey~~o~r~be~h~in~d~a~co~un~ter;.Jbee;n~ann~~uJ!lli1ec1~ .• JQ~o~n~eJw;as~_!g~er~a~t~e~lh~e~c~on~s!eq~~~en~ces;.~m~a~c11~a1!e~to~fi~OUJ'lll~~b~ev~~eo~~~~ca~,~UD~d~e~r~o~u~r~ey~es~-'.:,·~!!!!!~~~~~~~~ -----INTHE 1880:!, Western ranching gradually ceased to be a matter of exploiting the open range and became a complicat- edindu~try, closely r~lat· eel to railroad expansion and the commodity markets of the East. • Large scale cotton plan- tations, temporarily destroyed by the Civil War. reappeared, larger and more efficient than before. Inevitably the visible aspect of the landscape changed as the landscape of s mall, sell-sufficient farmers yielded to a less pictures que one. This w~s a landscape o r specialized kinds of farming -wheat or col- t on or dairying or lives tock -large in scale, -orderly a nd monotonous to view, but immensely productive and efficent by the stan· dardsofthetime. Did th e average America n resist this shift? Was he compelled to change his way of life simply because of economic pressures? Many students of the landscape believe so. But it was really not un- natural for the American countryman to aspire to be an efficient worker· producer, a small-scale engineer. After the Civil War the industrial engineer ?lad become the s ingle mos t powerful, most prestigious visible environmental force in the United States. It was tbe engineer who first urged America to con· serve energy and to use it wisely: energy derived from water or coal or gas or oil or wood, energy in the form of steam and electricity -and, ul· timately 1 energy in the "form of human labor. That is why the wider landscape came to reflect the engineer philosophy. not only in such visible traits as railroads and coal mines and oil w el l s and hydroelectric dams and the multitude of factories Md factory towns, but in standards of economy Md health and work. Between 1850 and the eve of World War II, the urban landscape reflect· ed the acceptance of these engineering stan- dards even more vividly than the rural. It was the city or town that totally rejected the traditional relationship between men and land. Only a favored minority of city dwellers owned the houses they occupied; tbe majority worked away from home, and great fortunes (and great power ) ·came to those who owned land and leased it out to others. THE SEP AR ATI ON between place of work and place of residence is, of course, characteristic of every large town or ci· ty, but it is a relatively .. modern characteristic, and it is part of that r adical change in our identity as human be· . . mgs. ltis alsopartof another aspect of the modern ci· ty: the growth of places or districts or buildings -With highly specialired uses. The village com- mon or green or central square had been used ror grazing cows or holding fairs or drills or for park· ing wagons during church. Now such open spaces are called parks and dedicated exclusive- ly to recreation. Likewise, in the old da.ys you could use your land in town for whatever you liked; tanneries and livery stables and store,, stood side by side with dwellings and schools. But by the time of the Civil War this mixture o( functions was frowned - - Save$3 Junior Jeans 7.99 ea. Reg. 10.'9. Great lookln' e a s y w ea r l n ', long sleeve, short waist Jacket. ACG-4lnt e d w ith ra·g stltchlf\9 . 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OltAMGI: City Dr. at Garden Grove Blvd.• Open weekd1ya 10 to 9. Sundtiys 10 to 6. S~A AHA: 3~0 So. BrlstOf-No. of So. Coast Pl1z1 • Open Daily 9:30 to 9. Sundays 1o10 6. ' J ' • ( ' ' - : I las thl _.,.. ,WQ •Rel b<d ·p1~ "11e l -wb ·-nai vie ~~ I Joi ha ra Fe to ! ' We pe wt po I toe wa .Ti: se· th: vh be if I •Bi :Ne lb th br da ·in, bu da d• d; s;; G1 <• f 1. .. ni O! w ol -a1 re le T ir T fi b ii g c d 0 c r n g 3 .. • • • C.I • DAILYP1LOT ' • • • , Boston ·Forecast -Rain lJ.S. Up8et8 C-lihOiis in Polo, 3-11 ' BOSTON (AP) An old fashioned Northeaster blew .throufh Boston' Saturday, . pol\Ponlnl the 1btb ,..,.. ol the , World Serles between the Boston ·Red :;ox and the ClnclnnaU Reds .bl¢ leaving each team's pltcblna :plans unchanged· -at least foe it.be moment. Manaaer Sparky Ander100 ·whole R«b lead lhe s..ies,3-3 ·and need juat one more victory to- nail down their fint World Sertee victory since 1940, 111ld Jack Bill- ingham would a till start game all. ii it is played today, And Red Sox manaaer Darrell Johnson is sticking with left- o..r¥r..r .. CJaa1111ef 41 ., 9 :415 bander Bill. Lee, provided 'the rain stops and the soaked Fenway Park field dries enough to permit a game. . ' .. t Vf'l1•--However, the National Weather Service predicted a 70 percent chance of rain today, which ~ould force yet another postponement. ' USC'S ROD CONNERS (LEFT) AND OREGON'S DO N JOHNSON DIVE FOR A FUMBLE. CONNORS RECOVERED IT. Jr rain forces postponement of today's game, Johnson said he would change plans and use Luis . Tiant in game six, then Leein the seventh game if the Series goes that far. Tiant owns both Boston victories in this Series and would be pitching with four days of rest if he goes Monday. · Anderson' plans to stay with •Billingham today and Gary '.Nolan for seventh game duty if that is needed Monday. That is . tbe same rotation the Reds .brought to Bos ton. But another day of rain could change it. Bil.I· ·ingham would still start Monday, but if the Series goes until Tues- ' day, Don Gullett would be An· derson·s pitcher. "Tuesday would be Don 's fifth day and that's when he pitches, .. said Anderson. As the ace of the Reds staff, Gullett is the man Sparky thinks can lock up the Series. The flame-throwing left-hander limit- ed Boston to two hits until the ninth inning in winning Thursday night's game. But the Reds would like to finish the Red Sox ofr before Gullett's tum comes up -agam·· · Anderson has held rigldJy to a rotation that afforded Gullett four days of rest between starts. The left-hander started the open· ing game when he was beaten by Tiant and after he won game five, the manager said he would be in the bullpen available for an inning or two -"no more" -in game seven. But the rain could change that. · One thing the weather couldn 't do was dampen the enthusiasm of Pete Rose, captain of the Cin· C"innati club. Rose said the rainout would bother the Red Sox more than the Reds. "It will just give them 24 more hours to think about it,'· he said. Struggling Rams Face Falcons . LOS ANGELES (AP) -AUan- ta·s quarterback is hurting and the Los Angeles secondary de- fense has been struck by injuries, but overall the Rams are favored by a couple of touchdowns in their National Football League battle today. Should Atlanta upset the two· touchdown odds against it, the Falcons would ti e the Rams for the lead in the National Football t:onference West. Today's game is on radio (KM PC, 110) at 1 :05. Steve Bartkowski, the NFL's No. 1 dra(tee who is quarterback for Atlanta, suffered an injured tert elbow in a 17-3 victory over San Francisco last week that put his team's record at 2-2. In beating San Diego in over· time, the Rams lost comerback Al Clark for the season wi.th a broken leg. Already they had lost their other season-starting cor· nerback Charlie Stukes with in· juries. So the derensive corps will have Eddie McMillan and rookie Monte Jackson at the corners and the Rams activated another rookie, Rod P erry, to be un- derstudy to each. Rams coach Chuck Knox believes bis club should improve. "I think we can play better of- fensively, defensiveiy and the special teams can play better," declared the coach who came to the Rams in 1973 and has never seen his club lose a Sunday game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. '50 Army Game Zastrow Led Navy To Stunning Win Editor's note: 'fhe mciclb'n era rporls vista i.! providing entn-, tainment, quality. and occasional- ly controversy on .a ICaU never before .attained in the world o/ .othletic.s. Yet sporl• of days gone by also had great moments.and star per/onne-rs. Today our look .at these days /OCU8e1 on Robert Za.strow. By HOWARD L. HANDY CM°"' O.ll' 1'119t it.ti "The sailor boys not only beat the soldier boys, 14 to 2, but they so dominated the play that Army was never in the ball game. That was the most amazing part of this monstrous upset.~· That quote was taken from a Phi.ladelphia paper follow- Bell, Jeter Spark USC -Trojans Overcorrw Mistakes for 17-3 Wi n LOS ANGELES (AP) - Southern Cali(ornia tailback Ricky Bell, the nation's leading rusher, ran for 12.8 yards and scored a touchdown Saturday as the Trojans overcame numerous mistakes to beat Oregon 17·3 in a Pacific-8 Conference football game. However, third-ranked USC, which made enough mistakes for a season, suffered another stun· ning injury when quarterback Rob Hertel broke a bone in his. left ankle and was declared out for the year. Bell was the only bright spot on ot'fense for the Trojans, now 6-0 and 3·0 in the Pac·8. USC's massive defense did most of the work , throttling Oregon quarterback Jack Henderson in key situations. Henderson was under pressure all day, especially from giant tackle Gary Jeter. The 6-foot-4, 240·pound Jeter blocked four Henderson passes at the line of scrimmage and sacked the quarterback twice. Bell, who now has rushed for 1,068 yards this season. scored on a three-yard run in the second quarter for USC's only offensive touchdown of tbeday. The Ducks, 0·6 and 0-3 in the * * * KOlltE BY OVAlltTElltS "'-!iout ...... nC•I l 0 0 0-3 1 1 .) 0--17 0<"1 -FG Woodfltt JI use -~ .. ,, ~51 lnlerc.-otlon {W.lk« tic.kl USC -8'11 3 run W1lkff -K.-VS.C -FG W•lltff •S A-jQ.,..2 STATISTICS ... Flf\I dewM 1' use " ~rarctt-»41 ..._,52 P!lulngy•rlk 11l 71 Alllll'lly•rd' ts 61 ,.._,, ls-l'1·2 2-to.1 Punts 6-«I ,... F~lod S-1 S-l ,,_,..llln-rard-5 •1' IMS IHDIYIDUALLUDElltS llU1IHING--Or•90n, 81nnett 14-47, Gwr1U .. 1s. South«n c.1, 1e1126-1tt. Tatupu•t•. lll!CalYIHG -Of'l'QO\'t, 8-' 3-24. a..-tl .).211. Sout_.n C..I, $lmmrln 2·111. !'ASSING -or....,, Henoerwn 15-37-2. ,,, yM"dt-. ~l'lern C..I, H""11I 1·2.0. 9; e~-1.-.1, ... AMERICANS EASE TO DAVIS CUP WIN TUCSON (AP) -The United States clinched the second round of the 1976 American Zone Davis Cup competition Saturday when Dick Stockton and Erik van ·Dillen thrashed Venezuelans Humphrey Hose and Jorge An· drew, &-2, 6-2, 7·5. The Americans needed only 68 minutes for their doubles triumph and an unbeatable 3-0 lf:ad over Venezuela in the best- of-five tennis series. The United States next will Play the winner of the upcoming series between Mexico and Canada. Canada currently is playing Colombia in Montreal where the Canadians took an un- beatable 3-0 lead on Saturday. conference. Scored flI"St. They took the opening kickoff and marched from their 24 to the USC 14 in 15 plays. Stan WoodliU kicked a 31-yard field goal with 6:~gone. The Trojans, able to gain just two yards on its only first quarter series, took the lead for good mid way through the first period when a Henderson pass was in- tercepted by Doug Hogan . He stepped in front of tight end Kevin Culligan and ran 61 yards to score. Glen Walker's extra point made it 7-3. Walker's 45-yard field goal 9: 52 into the third quarter produced the final 17·3 margin. After that, the Trojans missed numerous scoring chances because of their own errors. They ended the game wi.th 10 penalties for 95 yards lost . Hertel's injury came mid way through lbe second period after he dropped back to pass and was sacked by Oregon tackle Rod Rickert , the ga m e's leading tackler. Vince Evans, the starter on opening day, was forced to return despite an inj ured thumb on hi s passing hand. but he left early in the fourth quarter and was replaced by sophomore Mike Carey when the thumb began to hurt again. It was the fifth time in six games that Bell, .a. 215-pound junior, had rushed for more than 100 yards . Micltigan v s OSU Interest Overflows For Football Clash With the season barely over half completed, interest is already at the highest pitch ever for the Nov. 22 Ohio State Michigan football battle at Ann Arbor, despite it being na- tionally televised. UofM of(icial Pat Perry told this column that 9,28> ticket re· quests for that game have already been refunded and she says ticket demand is greater WHITE > WAS H GLENN WHITE this year than any she has ex- perienced in several years at Michigan. Part of the reason is that both teams have been unbeaten or bad just one loss going into the game ror the past five years. And, Michigan season ticket sales are: approaching an incredible70,000. Tbe Cal Polys have made a g:ood catch of area bJgb school football products with Jim Poet~ tgen (Mater Dei·Saddle back College) and Aundre Holmes <Mission Viejo) at the Pomona campus. Steve Speer CF.stancla· Orange Coast) is at the San Luls Obispo institution. Mike Messenger, Cd.M High product, is a member or Prin- ceton University's fine cross country team. He's~ sophomore. Candidates for the toughest successive three weeks' football schedule would include Iowa <Penn State, USC, Ohio State were the foes); Miami or Florida (Oklahoma, Nebr:>sk• and Colorado served the opposition.) Tennessee bas been in without a breather from the beginning, meeting Maryland, UCLA, Auburn, LSU and Alabama. Thank goodness the World Series lasts only seven games, at most. Who, among those of us who play the pools , could arrord more than that? And what pain to draw a 0 in the small pools or a 9-9, 0-0 in the large combo pools. Edison and Fountain Valley High fans will be spending an ex· tra 50 cents admission. plus ex· pensive gasoline tosts to see those two schools collide in foot· ball Nov. 7. That~s because the game is being staged at Anaheim Stadium, of all places. Tbt largest area stadium (Orange Coast} can handle crowds up to about 8,000 and that would seem s ufficient to accommodate almost all the fans. At any rate, Anaheim Stadium can seat 40,000 or so and I have a feeling the game will be played belore about 31 ,000 empty seats. For sure, no one will have to get there early to be assured of a seat. And a special 1note of personal condolence to the Harry Bethke family .... I have great hope that we'll be getting the correct pie· ture of your son, Paul, in our .>ports section this week. Paul is a Dana Hills ffigh football star. lindroth · htjured ht Fight Special to the Dally Pilot MEXJCQ CITY-The U.S. water Polo team literally fought its way to a wild 3·1 upset victory over Cuba Saturday night before a screaming overflow crowd oC . J0,000 in a crucial Pan American Games contest. . The game was marred by cons: tant fights nea:r the end ol Ute contest with Newport Beacbtj Eric Lindroth being cut in the eye and goalie Jim Ferguson was hit in lhe mouth in one melee. LJn ... drolh, who starred at UCLA, re~ quired 10 stitches. Another U.S. team member, Jim Ferguson was cut under the eye and goalie Steve Hammon was hit in the mouth by another Cuban, accordingtoteam manager Bill Barnett, who is the· water polo coach at Newport Harbor High. The victory put the Americans back in the running (or a berth in the Montreal Ol ympic Games next summer. The U.S. and Cuba have 2-1 records while Mex •• ico is 3--0. The two top teams in the Pan Am games advance to the Olympics . The Americans wind up their. play in the Games tonight against Canada while Mexico and Cuba are scheduled to meet Monday. "The top two teams will be de-- cided on goal difference,•• Barnett told the Daily Pilot. "We have to score as much as we can against Canada and hope that Cuba can beat Mex.ico by a large margin." The Americans rel1 to Mexico, 6-3, Thursday, but de (eated Puerto Rico, 7-3, Friday night. "We should have scored two more goals on penalty throws Friday night, but the crowd was so loud we couldn't hear the whis- Ue, so the officials took the penal- ty throws away . Things are very anti-American down here," said Barnett. In the victory over Cuba, Lin· droth, Peter Snugg and Peter A.sch had the American goals .. The U.S. held a2-1 leadatthehalf. "When it became apparent we were going to win then the fights started,'' said Barnett. "Hammon played .super .mak· · ing at least eight good saves. Ant\ Lindroth played well. But it was truly a team effort." Meanwhile, tearful teenager Jennifer Chandler, given a rare second chance due Lo the noisy rudeness of f a n s, won the women's springboard dJving and helped stake the United States to jt.s first solid gold medal lead. The United States has a JG.JO lead over~ pesky Cuba in gold medals. The overall gold-s ilver·bronze. count for the Americans -who usually gather two to four times as many golds as their nearest rival -was 36-31 -19. Ambitious Cuba, which had led th e Americans through the first week of competition by taking 20 of 27 golds in the now-completed weightflifting, was 30-23·11 . Totals (or other leading nations See Pan Am Games,PageC-2 Top .College Grid Scores 0 USC17,0regon3 UCLA37, WashingtonSt .23 Stanford 24. \Vashington 21 Cal 51, Oregon St. 24 Ohio St. 56, Wi sconsin 0 Michigan 69, Northwestern Nebraska 28. Okla. St. 20 Oklahoma 25. Kan. St.3 Michigan St. 38, Minnesota IS ·-Notre Dame 31 , Air Force 30 Colorado 31 , M iss&uri 20 Arizona St. 33, Colo. St. 3 Texas24,Arkansasl8 Alabama 30, Tennes.'iee 7 Penn State 19. SyraclL'ie 7 F1orida34, FloridaSt.8 See Details, Page c .z Complete Scores, PageC-4 Going Back IN SPORTS RQBERT ZASTROW was expected to humble by three touchdowns, Army came to the end of its 28· game sequence. Ayers, Sciarra Lead UCLA, 37 ·23 ing a Navy victory over Army in 1950 that ended • ZS.game streak without defeat. Headlines defined the vie· tory even further: "101,000 See Navy Upset' Army as Zastrow Scores Once and Passes foraTally." ''Zastrow ls Star.''. • The man ol the hour was · Robert R. Zastrow, a senior quarterback for Navy wbo now lives In Tustin and works for Prudential OverallaJpply in Irvine for former USC · cnacb Don Clark. Further rep,orts on the irame state: ' Battered and · outplayed in almost every ·utegory by an opponent if j "It was not until the second quarter ~gan that anyone bad a real inkling of the dis· aster that was in at.ore for an Anny team that was seeking to complete its third suc· cessive season and sixth in seven years without defeat. "Zastrow bas never been more eUective than he was on. quarterback sneaks and all ol the backs, particularly D•v• Bannerman and Frank Haul!, ran with a drive and de·· termination that carried them on after they appeared to hav~ been stopped. ''Zaltrow scored from the SeeZastrow, P~ec;:.z • SPOKANE, Wash. JAP) - Halfb~ck Eddie Ayers ran for three touchdowns and quarterback John Sciarra passed for another score to lead 18th· ranked UCLA to a 37-23 Pacillc-8 Conference football victory over Washington State Satunlay. Ayers, a S-10, 185-pound senior. scored his lint touchdown from five yards out late in the first period. In that drive, Sciarra passed 19 yards to Severn Reece for a first down at the Bruins 38, scam· pored 32 yards for another first down at the WSU 30 and ran 10 yards for a first and goal from the Cougars eight. . , I -----I Brett White's 22-yard field goal made it 9-0 early in the second period before Ayers broke off tackle and scooted 54 yards un- molested into the end zone for a 16-0halftimeadvantage. The Cougars cut the margin to 16-7 ..on quarterback Jack 'tbompson's two.yard run mid way in the third period. Linebackerl·Scott Mullennix in· tercepted al Slcerra pass at the WSU 45 to set up that drive. The Bruins came right back, however. on Ayers' third score, this time from two yards out. Thal drive, hlghllghled by Sctarra·1 48-yard run to the WSU \: . , six, put UCLA ·on top 23-7 afte[ three periods. ~ch team scored twice in the final quarter. Sciarra passed 12 yards to Don Pederson for one score and secondstring quarterback Jeff Dankworth scored on a 41-yard run. 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PASSINO -UC\.A, $cltr"N S.t>t ... .,.,.... ww. '""""'"°"' ~.111. • CZ DAIL y PtLOT Sund1y.October 19. 1975 Michigan,BuCkeyes Blast Big-I 0 Rivals i\NN Annon. Mirh. (AP ) - ·railb3l:kS Gordon 1~11 . Rob Lytle anli Jfarlan l{u ckleby scored two touchdo\1tn ~ each and l'Ombined f0r n1orc t han 350 yards Saturday as se venth-ranked Michigan used a record·sctting rushing attack to r rush Nort hwestern 69·0 in a Big Ten footbaij gam e. It v.·as the mos t lopsided i\11chigun victory since1947, when t he Wolverines c lobbered Pit· t~burgh b~ an idcntica169-0scorC'. It was Northwcstern's worst loss since a 76·0 setback to Chicago in 1899. ~tichi~an set ~' lC!am record or 573 yards rus hing, 300 in the first h:.1lf . The record C'qualled the con · ft•rrnce m ark s et by Michigan State against Purdue in 1971 and s urpassed l\11e hig;in 's previous ix'st o( 524 against Iowa in 1969. The teams were lied with Ohio State for the conf e rC'nce lead but it ~·as no contest from the start. }o)'pshman defensive end Tom Seabron cappe d the scoring C'ircus with 33 seconds left in the ~ame. s tealing the ball from a North~·estern back and running 40 yards for J\.1 ichi gan 's 10th touchdown . Bell rushed for 100 yards in the 'first quarte r, hi s TO':.i coming on a one-yard plunge and seven-yard 8weep. Then Lytle, who rushed for 105 yard'i , tallied on runs of seven and •i7 ya rds in the second quarter, switching from fullback to tailback . Btll rushed for 100 yards in the first quarter . his TD's coming on' a one-yard plunge and seven·yard sweep. Then Lytle, who r ushed for l05 yards, t all ied on rWlS of seven an d 47 yards in the second quarter, switching from fullback to tailback . Oltfo St. Ro•p• COLUMBUS, Ohio -Archie Griffin extend ed his nation al rushing r t>cord and Pete Johnson s c or e d h is 15 th a nd 16th touchdowns of the college foot ball season Saturday, powering top· ranked Ohi o State lo a56-0 Big Ten ·trounc ing of Wisconsin. · The viC'tory was the Buc keyes' most lopsided decision in thei r las t 58 g a m C's . Ohio Slate PAN AM GAMES •.. ('ontinued From PageC·I Wl'r L~ Canada 9·10-15, r.t e11:ico 4-5-14 and Rrazil 4·7-7. In addition to the 16·year-oTd Cha nd le r , othe r American vic- tori es included three more by the shooting team -giving the m 14 of a possible 18. In addition, un- heraJded Ron R ay ran himself in· to exhaus tion with a· Games re· cord time in ~·inning lhe men's 400 meter fin als . and Larry Hart won the ha mmer throw with a re· cord throw. Jn ba sketball. Norman Cook 's 12 points led the Unjted States to an unexp<>ctedl y easy 87-62 vie· tory over Brazil. The game was in sharp con· trast to a game earlier in the evening wh en Cuba, expected to be the toughest U.S. opposition in basketball here, squeaked past Mexico, 76-73 . The Americans took an easy vi ctory Crom Mexico earlier this week, 99-70. · "We 'playe d one of our best games so fa r " said U.S. coach Marv J-l arshman. 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' ' , Jam.le• 0 0 ' ...,_ ' ' 0 Trt11fdlo>-T00t90 0 ' 0 :thumped Texas Christian, 62·0, in .the t969opener. 1 Griffin earned 107 yards in IS trips. the 27 th consecutive reg ular '5cason of 100 or more yards 'rushing for the 197•& ~l eis man Trophy winner. · J ohn son, a 245-pound junior ful lback and the nation's leading score r . ramme d a cross for touchdowns of one and five yards :as the undefeated Buckeyes post· .ed their sixth victory this season , three of them inside the con· ·rerence. MANHAITAN, Kan. -Second· ranked Oklahom a, its wishbone running gam e ineffective, resort· ed lo the passing of Steve Davis, the toe of Tony DiRienzo and a stout defense Saturday for a dif· fic ult 25-3 Bi g Eight Conference football victory over heavy un· derdog Kansas State. The victory was the Sooncrs' 26th in succession and extended their s treak without defeat to 35 straight ga mes. It was anything but artistic. 'fh e Sooners :;..,.,•ept down the fiel d 72 yards on 14 plays on their fi rst possession, JJorace Ivory carrying five yards through a big hole in th e right !->ide for the tourhdown llfJflie• SpNUer FO RT \\'O RTll , Te x. ltalfback Bubba Jlean, carrying defenders on his back, scored two first half touchdowns, but No. S· ranked Texas A&M 's celebrated r ushing ma c hine s puttered otherwise in a 14·6 Southwest Con· ference football victory over Win· less Texas Christian Saturday. On A&M 's first possession, &•a n climaxed a 77-yarddrive·all on the ground-u•ilh a twistin..: fOl!r·yard rti n into the end zone ~1fter being hit behind the line of scrirnm ogc. Cornhwrlttrs Win STILLWl\TER , Okl a . Second string qu arterback Vince F e rra ga m o r a n f or tw o touchdowns and passed for two more and fourth -ranke d Nebra s ka \l.'ilhs tood a fi e rce Oklahom a State rall y to preserve ·a 28·20 Big Eight football victory Saturday . Nebraska never trailed in lhe game, leading 21 ·7 at halftime, but the Cowboys came back and had a chance at a tie in lhe fin al minute. After Oklahoma State had closed the gap to 28·20, the ·Cowboys got the ball on the ,Nebras ka 23 after a bad snap to .punter Randy Lessman. They ,quickly moved to the two-yard line, but on third down Nebraska cornerback Dave Butterfield trapped halfback Terry Miller for a three -yard loss to s tall the threat. Colorado Ralffes BO ULDER, Colo. -Junior tailback Tony Reed scored two of Colorado's four s econd-half touchdowns as the .J2th·ranked BuffaJos capitalized on Missouri ·turnovers to rally for a 31 ·20 vie· tory over the Tigers in Big Eight football Saturday. · Mi ssouri, ranked loth. jumped to a 17-3 lead early in the third quarter after Steve Pisarkiewicz threw his second touchdown pass o(thegame. But tht> Colorado defense. keyed by hard-hitting end Troy Archer, forced two turnovers that .were converted into a pair of touchd owns with in a s pan of one minute. 1 BERKELEY -Chuck Munci£ ran for three touchdowns and threw a 47 -yard scoring pass le ·We sley Walker to lead the California Bea rs to a 51·24 Pacific-8 Conference football vie· tory over Oregon State Saturday. Sports on Television Today Muncie took a pitchout and passed to Walker to get Cal in '{root to stay at 10·7 late in lhe first quarter. Walker shookrreeoftwo tacklers and ran the last 14 yards. , It was Muncie's second pass of the :season -he completed a 50. 1yarderin a previous game. 1 The 6-foot-3 senior, who gained !207 yards last week in Cal's 34.7 ~victory over Oregon had rushed for 106 yards in 13 carries by 'halftime, including touchdown !runs ofS, 16and1Syards. ' Ex·Exlanc ia !ligh and OCC star John Dix on a lso scored :t TD 'fQrCal. 9 :45 a.m . (41 -WORLD SERIES-The s ixth game or the 1975 World Series between Cincinnati Reds and Bos ton Red Sox from FenwayPark in, Boston. 10 a.m . !4 )-NFL FOO'I · BALL-The New York Jets vs. the Miami Dolphins (if na slxthgameofWorldSeries). 1 p.m . (2) -NFL FOOT- BALL -The New Orleans Saints meet the 49crs at San Francis co's Candlestic k Park. (4) -The Oakland Raiders meet the Bengals in • Cincinnati. (5)-COLLEGE FOOTBALL-The UCLA · Bruins meet the Washington State Cougars . Taped. 3 p .m . (5) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Oregon meets Southern California at the Coliseum . Taped. 4 p.m . (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1975 - Highlights or selected games played this weekend. . Midnight -(11) -NOTRE DAME HIGHLIGHTS - Taped report of the Notre Dame-Air Force game. ' -• • U~IT.......-,1 OKLAHOMA'S STEVE DAVIS RAMBLES FOR A 20-YARD GAIN. Southern Football 'Bama Belts Vo/,s; Auburn Edges Tech BIRMI NG HAM , A.la . (AP! - Richa rd Todd, executing the wi shbone option to perfection , scored three touchdowns and passed for another Saturday in leading sixth-ranked AJabama to a 30· 7 Southeastern Conference football victory over No. 16 Ten- nessee. Todd scored on runs of four. one a nd nine y ards as the Crimson Tide rolled to its 17th consecutive conference vi ctory and m oved into a first-place tie with Florida at 3-0. His touchdown came in the fina l four minutes, a nine-yarder to J erry Brown after sophomore Johnny Davis had set up the score with two explosive runs of JS and 31 yards. Todd rambled for~OO yards on 18 carries and completed rive of six passes for 62 yards, with the only miss coming in the final quarter when Oz zie Newsome dropped lhe ball wide-open on the Tennessee 30, a play that could have produced a touchdov.TI . A Nburn Ralffes ATLANTA -The underdog Auburn Tigers, down by 17 points lat e in the third period, capitalized on a pair of fumble recoveries and erupted for three touchdowns in less than five· minutes Saturday to beat Georgia Tech, 31 -27. l •lth-r a nked Florida, playing behind reserve quarterback Jim- m y Fis her, e a s ily defeate d F1orida Stale 34·8 in a coll ege football game Saturday. In addition to his touchdowns, Green set up a third s core with a ~yard punt return as the 11orida wishbone offense ate up yardage and controlled lhe ball· most or the game. WollpGf!k Wins RALEIGH, N.C. -A two-Point conversion pass from Johnny Evans to Don Buckey proved de· cisive Saturday a s North Carolina State preserved a 21 ·20 comeback victory over bitter· rival North Carolina in an Allan· tic Coast Conr erence f ootb311. · The Wolfpack had to stop Tar Heels quarterback Billy Paschall's own two-point try with 12 seconds left to win the thriller before a record crowd of" 50,500. Georgia Rolls NASHVILLE . Tenn . Georgia's Ke vin McLee, the Southeastern Conference's lead· •ing scorer, pounded out~ yards on the ground Saturday and sophomore Hilton Young scored two touchdowns lo lead the Bulldogs to a <17·3 victory over mistake-prone Vanderbilt. The Bulldogs scored four times following Vanderbilt miscues to· ·turn the game into a rout. Dionne Sparks Kings,5-3 INGLEWOOD -Center Ma.reel Dionne struck for a pa.Ir of goals, including !be 10.abead ,core, on a third-period power play to spark Los Angele. to a ~J National Hockey League victory· over tbe California Seals Satur· day night. . ... Dionne, who has s cored five goals iD his last four games, took a pass from Dennis Abgurall at 3 :01 of the final period ID be•t Seals' goalie Gary Simmons from eight feet and break a 3-3 deadloe!k. Dionne also contributed two as· sists, including a P.ass lo Bo b Berry, who scored into an empty net with 11 seconds left . Ltdz FGf!~• S•Ull SYDNEY -Stan Smith an d' San Clemente's Bob Lutz ad· vanced to the final of the $100,000 Australianjndoor Tennis Cham· pionships Saturday with vie· tories over Australian Ross Case and Brian Gottfried. Smith ousted Case 6-7, 6-3, 6·1, while Lutz woo, 6·3, 64. Borg fa Flaa& BARCELONA, Spain Sweden's Bjorn Borg and Italy's Adriano Panatta will meet in the final of the $75,000 Count of Godo tennis tournament after posting semifmal vjctories Saturday. Panatta scored a mild upset over Jaime Fillo I of Chile by a 1>-2, 6-1, ().6, 6·2 score while Bori;.: beat Guillermo Vilas or Argen· tina, S.3, S.l, 7-6. Ffalq D-'- SAN FRANCISCO -Oakland A's owner Charles 0 . Finley vehemently denied Saturday that he's decided on hiring deposed. Montreal Expos manager Gene Mauc'h. to replace fired A's manager Alvin Dark. "That is absolutely not true," said Finley. ~tmtoPlafl HONOLULU -Faced with the defections or a half-dozen top players. ·iiicluding tw o quarterbacks, the financially· troubled Hawaiians did some lasL minute juggling and signing to go ahead with tonight's World Foot- ball League game here a gainst the Southern California Sun. ·Lake.-. Triumph OAKLAND -Former UC L1\ and Milwaukee Bucks team- mates Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and L~ius Allen combined for 45 points sarurday night Wj the Lo.'i Angeles Lakers beat Golden State, 97 ·90, completing a weekend exhibition sweep or the- National Basketball Association champions.· l'our-wafl Tie SAN ANTOHIO, Te.-. -Tiil~ K OJH ln ll'>tll~.OOOT1u • Open Goll Tourn.ment. 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ZASTROW RECALLS UPSET But Auburn marched 6S yards after the ensuing kickoff to make it 27·17 with 2:10 left in the period , s cored again with 18 seconds left in the period after re· C'Overing a fumbl e at the Tech 11 to make it 27·24, and then taJlied the third touchdown of the raily 2:11 into the final period to go ahead, 31-27. ftONftfalneers (Jpset MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Tulane recovered a West Virginia fumble late in the fourth quarter and used David Walters' 28-yard field goal to cap a rally that pulled the underdog Green Wave to an upset 16-14 college football win over the Moun·· taineers Saturday. Florida Breezes GAINESVILLE, Fla. FUiiback J immy Dubose rushed for 204 yards and Tony Green scored a pa ir of touchdowns as Continued FTom P•geC·l ~even in the second period after he had apparently been slopped at the five , digging and churning to get across. "On the second march or 63 yards. Zastrow went 11 yards and then passed 30 yards, into the end zone to Jim Baldinger." You get the idea. Zastrow had a large part ih upsetting Army that Dec. 1 date in 1950. How did he feel in the game? "I r emember looking across the line at the faces of the Anny linemen.'' h e says. ''A T · formation qua rterback bas a good chance to look at the oppos· .ing players. "Jn the first half they looked as· though they didn't believe what was happening but they weren't concerned and looked as though they Celt they could win anytime. "In the third quarter it turned to a look or concern and in lhe fourth quarter. it was a look or angui s h. seven, I was trying to make a first down but I got away and into the end zone. Jt was an accident but it helped.·· Earl Blaik was coach of th e Army team and Vin ce U:imbardi was an ass istant at the time. Ed· die Erdalatz was co.:1ch of the Navy and Don Clark was an as· sistant. '' For his performance against .Army tha~ day, Zastrow was pre- sented with an award by the Washington Touchdown Club. He was singled out as giving the outstanding performance of the year in college football . Did the Navy team celebrate after the victory? "How Jong ?"' he asks. "It was pandemonium for weeks and that game is something that can hap· pen to you only on ce in a lifetime,,'' ·Texas Outlasts Arkansas, 24-18 "I'm s ure they felt we were lucky in the early part of lhe game and that things would cave in on us·-but they didn't.'' In those days , rums were not exchanged and scouting reports were not nearly as complet.o as lheyareloday, Wasthereanyre- ason why Navy turned the trick? Zastrow spent 21 years on ac live duty with the Navy before re· tiring in 1972 as a commander When he retired he was head of the physical education depart· ment at the Naval Academy. During the Vietnam conflict. he was commander or he licopter anti-submarine squadron 8 on the USS Bennington. , FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. CAP) ·-Texas sophomore tackle Brad ~a:~re~:~rc:ptru~~ a3:~1 :~erback Marty Akins turned ~e b~aks into touchdowns .Saturday to send the eighth- ranked Longhorns to a 24,18 -Southwest Conference victory 1over 20th· ranked Arkansas. . The Longhorns, rebounding ;from a 24·17 loss to Oklahoma rlut week, paralyzed Arkansas· :ottense in the flrst 30 minutes as tbou1h they were Id th e iRaiorbaclta' buddies. And the .. \ • Texas defense took the ball away ·from Arkansas eight times - five fumbles and, three intercep· :uons . Shearer made the bli plays In the second half when the dor· .mant Arkansas offens e - .number two in the nation -ex- 1ploded behind fullback Ike Forte. Akins' one-yard touchdown run and Russell Erxleben's 32-yard 'field goal gave th e al ert Longhorns a 10-0 hal!Ume le•d os Arkansas could manage only two fJnt downs. But the Razorbacks came out aizaling in the third quarter and Steve Llttle's JO. yard field goal narrowed the gap to 10·3. Shearer then roade the biggest· defensive play of the day, leaping high to spear a Scott Bull PBM at the Arkansas 37 . Akin s hoodwinked th e Arkansas line with an excellent lake to fullback Earl C.mpbell. He then handed to halfback Garlyn Wyatt, who sped 31 yards untooc:hed through the surprised secondary ror a touchdown. Traili n g 17·3, Arkansas . ' marched to the Texas 10-yard line, where Shearer recovered Bull's fumble. Akins unveiled some sleight ot hand with a double fake, and then he ran SS yards. Theo Akins passed 33 yards to Alfred Jackson . setting up campbell's gam e -clinching two ~yard touchdown p1unge which put Tex· 8.$. ahead 24 ·3 early in the fourth period. . Akins gained 136 yards on 21 carries, Texas lost Campbell in· the fourth quarte r with a shouJder injury. "l had rour friends on the Columbia University team l played with 'In prep school and some of the other players also had friends there. Army beat them. "We were all at a party before our gi1me with Army and got to talking about the game. They told us where they UW>Ught we could run and one of the lhinA:s was a quarterback sneak over the.guard!. ''When 1 1 scored from lhe . . . . . Would be have enjoyed playing pro!ootba.11? "I certainly would have liked to try it," be says. "l think I could pass with the best or them. But 1 am not sorry about my lime in the N•vy and I would do It all over again if given the chance." Son Drew is a student at Sad- dleback Colloge but doesn't pl ay foOtb{lll. Debbie is a nurse at Hoag Hospital and Becky a stu· dent at Foothill High. Wife Junette is from Algoona , Wisconsin and is hii childhood • sweetheart. • ... ___ -___ ..,. r • 9und!y, Octobel' 11, 1975 DAILY PILOT (:3 OCC Claims· No.· 1 After 36-17 Victory . By HOWARD L. ltANDY convincing fashion °'.,.o.i,, "IMMaH before 6,044 while No. 1 Tony Ac:!'comando ranked El Camino was broke.two school records lmlng to Long Beach a. and tied another as the tyCollege 24-19. OCCde-~U!g~ulp~ra1ngerootCoasbaltl reated Liicc earlier in · l.ra es lheyear 30·14 Juggernau~ laid claim to Accooiando. took over ~e na_tion s No. ~ r~-the all-time rushing lead mg with 8 convincmg, · ror OCC backs with 115 36"17 • vic:!'tory over yards, bringing his two- F\lllerf:on College Satur-year total to 1 334 He day . night at Anaheim also scored f•Jr times Stadium. against the Hornets, ty- _The No. 2 ranked ing a school record and Pirates were winning in giving him 14 for the year, eclipsing Bob Haynes 1963 mark of 13 in one campaign. While Aceomando had a big night, other Pirates also played key roles in the victory. The OCC de- fense limited Fullerton to 19 net yards rus hing int ercepted a cruciai pass, recovered a fumble anti otherwise played havoc with the Hornets offense. Wide receiver Mike Gage made two spec- tacular eatches in key situations and reserve quarterback Mike Magner twice ran with the ball from place-kick formation. His big effort came on a fake field goal rrom I.he 24 with the Pirates lead· ing, 14-10. It was rourth and 11 when holder Magner took the center snap and ran 14 yards to the two to set up the third OCC touchdown. Tben . after the Hornets came back lo close the margin at21-17. the Pirales used up 8:24 precious minutes of the final quarter in driving 73 yards for a fourth score. lotatt Antonelli · re· COVE'red a f\l.llerton furn· ble on the kickoff return at the Hornets 18 and the Pirates scored again with Magner running the conversion in on a high center snap. This made it 36-11 with 3: 42 left. OCC scoring came on runs of 5, l, 1 and 3 yards by workhorse Accoman· do who carried 26 Limes and on a JS.yard pass play from Dave White lo Paul Desmet. Fullerton held the lead· only one time, 10-7. Jeff Kravitz at left guard, opened holes re- peatedly for Accomando while Dave Bienek, J im ·Gair, Al K o rn, Ron Lamerton. Mark Link, Mark Mod es and T. A. Brown were defensive :._.-:- standouts. ,,....,. ...... ITATitTICS • Ant...,. niWll"'ll 10 "'™~ ... ,...... • l'lnt.....,.111-itie• 1 T°'al•llntttooMt1 lt Venatrv:thiftll ,,. vents llHll"I ") Y""°" lot.I tJ .... .,.,... ... "" )IJ ~ ... tlltl. )·U) Varcts,.....llDJd ... l"_..,,..•IU...bl-' tot.I I I ~..., Qll.er1•r• ....... . .,,._, • Hulk• • to1e11 ' • e..llWdlc• .. °"""'""' 1>o ·~ "-· ,.., .c.o ........ )·Jl,I Tote!" .. 1(1,. " Or .. Qle1t I 1 1 Ir» fillleftol'I , J 0 ,_,, ...... •USHING 0r .... c .. 11 tc• •• A<.it.Ol'l'l....00 ,. 11' " ... • .. s11•1' ''°'°'"' • ... 0 ,... 1 • 0 .... t1)0ft.S t • • 0.0 '' 1lt n ..., .. _ . " . s 1• 1? • • II • • • 1 t . 0 JO/ .. » P•SS INO °" ...... c.e.t .. K -'9 '' 10 1 1.aJ. ·~-30 I) I IJI 1 I 0 JI 31 tt. I 110 '·' • •• ·1.~ " '·' u .... .... ·"" . ... ~~ Gauchos Defense 1 Leads 23-7 Win I By ED BURGART OftMDel" Pile'~" l Credit tbe Saddleback College d e r e n se- particularly linebacke r Bob A-teGuire and nooe guard Paul Moberg-for the Gauchos ' 23·7 Mis· sion Conference rootball victory over the Southwestern Apaches Saturday night. While the Gauchos of· fense struggled most of the night at Mission Vie· jo High, the defense eame up with several big plays, including a blocked punt that proved to be the turning point early in the fourth quarter. lake-prone Ap aches were cited ror a personal foul, the Gauchos had a first down on the nine. Three plays later, tailback l~arry Jordan slashed two yards off right guard for a TD, and when Jim Green con- vertP.d, the Gauchos led, 16-7. 6 :03 l eft in the firs t quarter. quarterback Jim· DeBord hit Mark Dobis with a three-yard TD pass. And with just thret" seconds left in the second quarter, J im Goldstone booted a 22-yard field goal. The Apaches n ever mounted a serious drive O•Ml!STATl'T!~ thereafter, and with 16 F1m°""""n.Mlna , seconds r emaining, Flr"-'""'''1""' • Flnt_,.,....ilJ.e~ 1 l\.1c~ire picked off a TotMt1n1,,_.,, ' J hn A d YMO\ rvUllnQ Mio p rana pass an re-ver,,,.~••1"9 ''' turned it 26 yards for a .verlfSIMI . 111 TD Hetyer<tsoelnoird IOl · P\lnl,,....v.d\ll. ,..:M.5 While McGuire came venk1MM1i r1d , .. ,OJ up with two big plays, F~1um"'"''"1 1.1 ' .. • " ·~ '" 1c-.-.o.•""" Mober g. a 211 -pound Sou1i..st••n o o 1 0-1 freshman , sacked the s.oo1-k • 1 o ,.._,1 "USHIMG Southwe s tern ~11-s1e,.,. quarterbacks fiv e times 1c11 '' '' inthefourthquartcr. :~;r,v ' 1! ! Moberg, along with walker 11 l " 22.J-pound Rich Force ,.,;::" 1~ ,! 11~ ... ., .. ~-· ,, ... 0.11, l'llel: ........ ,, L.-,. .. , .. The Gauchos were on· ly leading, 9·7, when McGuire blo<'ked Keith Thompson ·s punt at the Southwestern 17-yard line. Saddleback 's Jim Davey fell on the loose ball and w hen the mis· and 221 -pound J erry SHcileNc• occ·s TONY ACCOMANDO, BEHIND BLOCK BY JEFF KRAVITZ (62) SETS OFF ON A LONG RUN. 27·6 Setback Eagles Fall To Vanguards By ROGER CARLS0:-0 Of tM Dilll'I' Ptle1 Steff El Modena Hi g h 's Vanguards caught fire with an Estancia breakdown in the mental department in the third quarter to explode for a 27·6 Century League football victory Saturday night at Newport llarbor High before 3,250 . Coach Bob Lcster·s impressive Vang uards, tough enough with a secondary that pilfered four E s t ancia aerials and a running game rea turin g tailbacks Roger Rees and l\1ike Merk, cashed in a huge break late in the third quarter for their third TD and the game was on ice. Julia.no. The ball rolled to I.he 2 where an E stancia de· fender stood and looked at the ball, then watched El J\olodena 's alert Wayne Brandenburger smash through for the recovery . It gave El Modena new life and two plays later the Vanguards moved out to a 20·6 lead with Ro~er Rees' second touchdown of the night. "It was a live ball and' it didn't need to be re- covered at any point by El l-1odena in order for it lo keep possession," ex· plained referee Don Davis. "I thought the ~tancia player was go. ing to pick the ball up and run for a touchdown ... but he didn"t. .. Wight , were largely Jorden ,. 111 V•n Uf"' 1• responsible for 10 sacks M<Vauv ' ' and a minus 46 yards ~s!.d ~ ~ rush.ingbySouthwestem: "•me., 1 ,~ Despite gaining 15 first Toi"' ,..:t,,~: downs and a tot-a I or 223 S-U-.tl ..... , • • ' " ,, .. " • •• ••• ••• ·l .S ., " yard s offens ivel y, the· w.i~.,.. :: ~ ·":• ,•,~ Jld. Gauchos lac ke d con· 1-1-s l 1 21 :~ sistency and we re forced M<Cti<dY 1 o o o ooo l l . l ' ~ 1 0 10 1000 o pun nine 1mes. rotah >s ,~ , ut .s.o Nonetheless they had S...9dl•Nc• • OfBor8•0lO enough offense to take a K.eme: 11 1 o 1s 9-0 halftime lead. With To1•" 1ot 11 o 10s Lote Field Gool ·"" .... .... Rustlers Bag 24-23 Victory preserving the win. Golden West was led Ry JOliN Ct\SS Otll'lt Di>llY Pi IOI Stall SANTA MONI CA-by the running of Mark Dan McPherson booted a Davis and quarterback 36-yard fi eld goal with Rich Shrout. who was in· jusl 45 seconds re main· s.erted into the game ing in the game to give after starting QB Nick Golden West College an Punimata was unable to uphill 24 ·23 Southern movetheclub. Califo rnia Conference The Rustle rs scored football win over Santa their firs t touchdown Monica City College, with 10 :27 left in the herc,Satur~aynight. second quarter when The win ran the Mike Powell went one Rustlers· circuit record yard and McPherson to 2-0. bcx>ted the PAT. The Century League leaders (3-0) we r e stalled on the Estancia 6 with a 13·6 lead when Mike Faulkner broke through to block a field goal attempt by El Modena 's Richard A s tunned Estancia team was intercepted s hortly thereafter by Stan Lee and moments later Merk passed 13 yards to Corky Post for the fourth El Modena TD. MIKE MAGNER OF ORANGE COAST RUNS FOR SHORT YARDAGE.· McPhers on · s boot A 32-yard field goal by climaxed a wild come· Santa Monica's Greg back for coach Ray Cheatham ran the score Shackleford"s Rustlers. to 7.3 at the h alf. Net Finals Set Today Estancia's only of .. fensive weapon was the passing combination of quarterback Larry Hall to receiver Gary Confer. Edison Triumphs Polo Results Baslwre Sp arks Chargers , 20-14 COLLEGE Ul•h 100~071 Goldffl~i· 2 ' J 0 J , 10 Hall hit Confer with John Andrews will five aerials in the first face Dick Bohrnstcdt to-half ror 124 yards, the day at noon in the singles ·key toss a 28-yarder that final s of the Laguna set up Estancia's TD. Niguel men 's invita· Hall went to Dan tionaJ tennis tournament Collins, but the ball at the Laguna Niguel flicked off Collins' hands Tennis Club. and Confer was there to· Andrews ousted T~m grab it on the 7. Two Leonard, 6·1,6·0. while· plays later Hall carried Bohmstedt upset Alf'.X over from three yards . Olmedo, _6-1, 6·.7·. 6-4, in otrt to pare El Modena·s Saturdays sem1f1nals . lead to 13·6 with 53 "" ... "''1 "'11'"1 seconds left in the half · Slf!Qlft IS« .... ll:tllMI) • By LAURENE KEYS itwas G-0. otu.e0e11,1"11ets1eu The C-hargers· second Three touchdown · touchdown came with passes by quarterback 2:48 remaining in the Rick Bashore paced the half on another Bashore Edison High Chargers to to Whan pass play. a 20·14 Sunset League The Chargers, taking football victory over the over on their own 30, Wes tern Pioneers on marched the distance in their home field in 16plays. Withathirdand Anaheim Saturday 22 s ituation, the JX>ised night. Bashore dropped back Bashore threw two and hit the doubl e- strikes to wide receiver teamed Whan in the end Don Whan for 40 and 22 zone. John •ndrf""' Qt Whll,.,.y Retd l .. , 1·5 ... 1. Henry Kl!melleme def Rendy Yerdi.cll .... ,1·1. G AME STATISTICS ... yards. He then hit team· The deciding Edison E• mate Vic Rakhshani for score was set up by a lorn ~rd oel Stewe Ml!ss"-• .. 1. ... Sc:ot1 (M'nefMln def Tim Noot\9n ,_., ,.~. AntdowMn,nt\1119 lJ An1<1o1otMpeu1no 1 Ant~ peneUitP" o Totelflnl-,, Verdi rvt.hlno Jll Edison defense was able to contain the Westem wishbone, and that was the difference . The Pioneers gained 83 yards on the ground. GolOl!n _,, M:Of'ino Ci>\kty s. t Crook], Roell 1, Hun111y I, !Golden WMl"'l •Kordi'lnow 11·7). NOll:TMElll>I CAI. TOURNEY (•I 5te11IOf'd Unl•irnllrl scwe"' 0Uertw1 Ufti,....,.11, ~ l S 7-lS U-1......, 0003-1 unlver\ltr scorl110-H•'IMll 1, O.~rwt J, &or'lu•, !>emo_.. ~ bins. Rromtdirn. P . C •mp~tt, L.tonerd. MectHn. * * GAME STATISTICS • ' Flnt~rvsllinQ Flr\1~pe11lnQ f lr\I -..s pen•ltles • T~•lllr,!Oown\ 10 Yer<H•ut.111no lO?. Vard1.pei•l119 171 v •• ,,, l<nl 13 NelylK'd,9'~ 710 Punls-evQ. dl~I •-ll O Yi>rd1peftlltll1Pd 17·110 Fuml>let.-lumblit' l~I 7.1 * lc:ere '-'•OM rte rt W Unl~t. J l 7 2-lO • Coste Mese o o 1 1-l s Unl¥Wsl1y scorlnQ-Hili""'tl J. P. • ~lll,J.C.mptie112.~~·. IS Medwn I . UO k_..,Oui>rtirr1 1!>' Unlwrdty 1 1 1 1-s (! ~V!1te(Pelo 111 Alto) o 0 1 0-1 S-ll.6 Unlv1•1t1, scorr .. o -H•\\tll J. I 6(1 S.l'llpSOn 2 1.1 seen"' 0..1rttt1 S<-. 11, Qulrt•r\ 6710-JO 0 l 0 11-1, M ir""°"'' 1 O 1 o-J Nirw-1 Herbor ' 1 o l IS Newpo t l scor lno -f"ull\ ~. RUSHll>l!i ·--.,, ,. Aol»rt_, •. Dobrot\l, ,.nde•5lln 7, ~.DeMoll. Gene Malln ct.f Jerry Ven LI19 .. 2. ... v er1'S oewlno 130 YerdJklst 25 NdywOSoeined m ! a 14·yard score, bringing fumble recovery. Tackle o the Chargers season re· Paul Radish recovered .; cord to4·1. on the Western 14 . One 111 The firsl scor e came play later. Bashore con- ,: mid way through the nected with Rakhshani. ~"'°'~ S-39.o first period on the third The PAT by Balch was F~ "a! play after the Chargers good and the score was a.;~K took over on Westem"s 20-3 with 23 seconds left II •• . ,. " • " • ... " '·' Che'"PIOMIHP sc-."' 0.•rt•" UPtl~ , , 0 , ..... ... -1He<bor l 1 7 I-~ Dkli BatlmSllldl def JoM FortW, .. 1 .,le•OlmedoO.I Milt Ptllllliis7_. ... t . BHI ~~ O.w RHCl .. 1,1·S.M. ---AftdnwS d9t 1tenw11 ..... 1-S. J.S.. UONf'ddorfC--14, .. 1. Bd'w'Nt..n~ "'-"" ,_., .. L O!Mdlltca.i' .,._ .. 1 •.. 1, 1·S.. .,...... ,l'ln, ._., AM6-*-"de4 OfMIM ~~~. l-3'.0 V_,,.....,_11_, .S-S5 ~ ....... H!Oll 1·1 Scwe~O.rttn El,.,..,... 1 6 ~i.. a• •USM'l"O ·-.. ... .. ' ,..., . ,,_, " -u ... . 43. The PAT by Bill to play in the third Balch was not good and period. Ranger s Play Bashore complete d eight of 12 passes for 121 .yards. He was intercept-· ..... MtElnrt' ·-Remi .. l ... _ TotelS ' . ' " "' '" ·-· " .. . ., . .. ' . . ,. 35 txt PA5Sll>IQ. • " .. • ' ' • ., -.cl M. M, rtt. V.-ll«tt·BclfrM~ d>tf Ml_. °""*"...,,...,, se._...,." .. ,..,, Sl .. tnktft!llMll ...,..._d>tfl.Hnlnl .. l.M . ..... WllllMM ..._ .. .. ,_ TGtelS . " " " . .. ' . 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IC .... ft .. , . ·~ ) 1 0 11 t1 • • 111 ··-11 a I 111 I 1 a 11 ,. 9 • QD The Coast Raugers, ·10 play catch-up in the .._ ·r; Bill Ashcroft-Brian fourth quarte r, were l .1 • Mccaughey vintage. will .a b I e t o s c o re a .. 1 • 104 '·5 battle the maverick touchdown and another !:: .Coast Rangers this after-field goalj but their rally 1•0 noon at Coast Mesa's fell short. 4·2 Re a Schoo I in a Quarterback Terry .... ... ... ... ..,, ·-... challenge soccer game. Hess was able to com· Jt gets under way at plete only seven passes 2 :30 with no 8dmission or 19 attempts for 104 charaed. Rea School is yards. He threw one in· Jocated on Hamilton terception. ·OOarPoJ'.itonaSlTeeL " The highly touted .. JC Football ........ ... fl c.ttteAM• U1r1e BMc:ll 14, El C.ml...o It E•,l LA 1•, Pi>lldeM J Pl ... ce 53, LA Vi>llt'I' •t WHtllf"'fl Mele C..r.t;MC• ~len,Henc::oc:lil. 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Golden West touchdowns lo take a beg11n its coml'back. 21·17 advantage with An 11 -ya rd run by 10 :27 lcft in the game. i\1 1ke 1~owe ll a nd a 29 But when the Corsair.;· yard !Scamper by Shrout Ray Cryer ran 70 yard.'.i with 10 27 to go in the for a TD with S: 18 to go. game ~ave the Ru stl e~ 3 the Rus~lers v.·ere in a 21 ·17 JC'ad a nd set up the hole again. Santa Monica hectic last five minutes of missM .the extra poin t play. . . try, \\'h1ch later proved Davis netted 80 yards decisive. . rushing, the first time F o 11 ow 1 n g th e this season he"s failed to i\tcPherson fi eld goal. a goovcrthe lOOmark. Santa Monica pass was intercepted by Golden College X-country · West·s Mik e Bcnn('tt with 25 .s e~onds t o ~o . * * GAMEST .. TISTICS GW< Fir\! (jO!Hns ru~hl"Q Ar•l -ns pes~lno F!r't dowfi' pen•lll~~ Tolel II"'! 00-.s .. ' .. Y11rds •u,hlno l•T Ver<h pes11no , 11 Vi>rlh lo\I J~ Nely-otlned 119 Punt ... ¥1J . d!,1. • )6 0 Yerd\peftillll'ld .. 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Cnsero n :Jl; 1s. u.tllom .VI S1.&1:tt.GoodU:'5;to,C.1tM:k (l4 DAILY PILOT Suncs1y.Oelobttr 19. 1975 Edison, Mustangs Nab Division Titles By F.D RURGART 04 Vie 0.lly PIM! ~•.oll l''or the m o rnent , ~pCt:ulati on has ended as to "'h1ch C'ross {.'o untry tt•am is lht• Cl F''s bE'st. Th e Edi so n ll1 ~h Chargers more than up- held tht•ir No. l ranking Salurday il'I the Orange County Invitationa l at UC Jrvint'. Sc lli~ a meet rt~col'tl <ind looking f:.ir :.uix•r11>r to '.'Jo. 2 J·'ooth11l und No 3 Costa ~t esa Although ent ered in diff('re nt races. thl' lhrl'C' pt)"'('fS t'30 !>ltll Ut• l'Offi- pared The Charg('r:;' top fi ve runn£'rs finished 1-2·3-5·8 in the -l ·A division, bein~ timt>d in ·l9:02, <.1 m cl'l rt• cord. In 3 A eompctltion, fo'oothill's top five h<1r- riers wound up l -3·9-10-14 and their co1nbin('d time over tht• fJ;_tl l \\'O-mile course was ·19:29, which also surpassed the old mark of 49: 31 . Althou~h enltrrcd in the 2 -A ranks. 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Al'lodo I l !atMI 1 5'on\' lrooll.SI 1~, Kll\011 ·vu1....,a21.Mt,,,..11 1• ~tt.Mota¥1•"1> ~kut ''· Mii,.. 0 .......... 10, Mof•tr• 1 Mlddllbury M, H•mlllltl'IO N11w H""'Plf'll,.. it, c.titral COMO Of'llotNortt.HI 7, Wlttmlflttor,""' Uftilll'I, H. Y. 21, Jtal'lfNI .. , 0 Nrthtt'tl U. llllOCholllt 12 OloyNy SIU. )(uUtOWll I Edltlllor'o '' ''· t..oct "'""'"o GrD ... City :M, G4<'1t\lf 0 S..l11rO.y'1kar" SadOlet>lt t 11. 5oulll..,e 1illt n 1 s.i,. Olt9039. Sat1 Bern1,dll'l<l I d1ru1 JI, Palomoro O\altty17. Jtl .... r1lda 11 s.t..,. .. ,.,o ..... , StcldlttNtct at kt'l 8tr"o'"1no San Olo9D at Cllru1 For Coast Area Women Gt"Vtb11•1111, W M1ry11no O Lytomll\Q 1•. Jvnlot• 11 Mltler'lYlllt 51ss.11oom1tN•oO Hortl'lo"t•r" 27, SO•lnofl•HI' Ulliul• '·Doi• .... ,..., ••• wts.n a. Jen 11. AtttQl'lt'nv 1• W1111.,,.~n. Bowooln 7 Pal-• al ChalltY Al ... raldt ol Sovlf'IW11ttt" 1UNllT 1.IAQUI Wl•l"'I""'' ··-w I. ,,,, r-A SOll):J JISJ» I I 20 20 ,,,.2~ I 1 ... •l Golf Summaries· Clltion 16, lndi1fl1 U. P4. 11' C. W, Poat t•, K ll'IQ~ Point IJ Ellulretl'I Oly 2 I, ""°'* II 1to11111 ,-'lr"' Cltv O Ho Urot:efll ''· 0t1a ... ar1 lrol 14 si.1_...Wu,11?l.C.Hfornl1'P1 If l'rff!lon St 1•. Stlot1 HtU • WllfN~71. snooe'' llock 1 ~1,TlllU O Mlrltll L.OJAlamltoi l"oulltal" 'll11tey NIWoorl Hl<bot W.llffn ' ' ' ' SllliNIOJ 'tk- ...... " " " .. " .. l.Cl!"Oll10, Wattorn 'I• ll'tlfa)''t 0.Mtt ,,,.rlnl Vt lliltofl fl MU/11.IAtlOft .. K • 'tlll'ltlln V11l•V ¥1 lft Alal't'lltot"' "'"'" ~· 11 NtWlftOr1 Maroor \llltJll•tl 11 ,'NI •l ml n I It r CI HTU•YL•a •Ut II MlldtnO J 0 Co\t.MIM 1 I ioonl1AAO 1 1 VllloPark 1 I CorO!WI <Ml IN t 1 J ltt..-.ci. 1 2 T1Atlt1 t Mlptl• 0 l ..... ,...., •• kll'• t ! Mod1t11 27, l!t1a ncl1 • tJUlf'Ml f 't •lll'll 11 11 tl JJ 11 IS " .. " n .... .... t4 11 Sa,,,, An• Vi CdM •1 No ... po•I M•rbor Tullln .. , "'Illa 1"1rll at I.I MctClono "" .. , .... tflfl 1!1tancl• VS CO.I•,,,.,. ... , occ (I ""'"'"• VI Maonoll• ., L• ,,,_ •MJl'/11 11.IAOUI 1to_.,v a o o ll'oothllt J 0 ' ltoi.fl• t ' 0 ,,,.. ... 1,., 't Hlinlln(llot1 ltocn 2 O C'fP"I• J o Or.,.,._ I t 0 t.didi.MCll 0 J 0 Slllo11'Cay't klNI l(llall• u , 0r""'9111 ,,..., ....... " " .. . " ... .. " n " ,, •> ., ., " ., K.ataUo ... A,,ollllm at l lt A Ct .. ..... ) 11ooi11111 vt Kor>nod' at'''" fl:XU S.OfloW<k ¥•Oro,,... at''""'°"""" s.i.111..aaw·, G•"'• Hunflnc;itctr1 Be•cll ~~ Cfpft'\\ •! """~'''" GAAOENOlllOYE LEAGUE P1dlic1 2 0 62 1J Bolw Qr11!d• 1 I Jl ti Virdin Oro~• 1 , SI •l Loa AmlOOI I ' )II ... lt1t1tho Al1rnlto• 1 1 7~ lb SantllQO , 1 JiO -ueui"t• a 1 1• s.1w••r'1 k•r• Boh• Or•"" 21, S...111 1090 1~ Santa Ana Country Dow!iki. Louise Nyberg Club women's B team and Dodo Woods rinis hed will contest Riviera for with 66 . the Women's Southern Second place went to California Golf Associa· Kay Youker , Idelle lion ehampionship in a Faison. Frances Reed home-and-hom e series and Harriet Hopkins this week. with 68 . Santa Ana finished In a stroke play com· second to Riviera in the petition, Connie Kinzie 11em ls last week with wu the A night gross Mission Viejo in third victor with 80. Three place in both A a nd B ac· players tied tor net at 75 tion. Riviera finished including Barbara with 177 points in A com· Khorey, Vicki Garey and petition with Friendly Nelita Mahoney . HiUasecondwith174and In B flight , Fran MVCCthird with 171 . Schmid and Alice Nisson Jn B play, Riviera had tied for gross honors 172 and Santa Ana 171 with 97 with Kay Youker with Miaaion·Vlejo at 147 the net victor with 77 . ln third place. The early Wilma Shiveley was week match will be the C flight gross winner played . at Riviera with . with 101. Wilma Maypole the Santa Ana home captured low net with77, match on Friday. rollowed by Fran Dye at Members of the Santa 79 and Nel Graham at EK>. Ana B team include ROiie Delaney was the Barbara Khorey, Carol D gross-winner with 107. Ann Ruoff , Vickie HanietHopklnswonnet Garey, LoUta Mahoney, with 80 , followed by Patti Hoyt, Gladys Jen· Mollie Harvey at 81 and nings. La Rue Harrison,· a tie at 84 between Susie June Corie, Alice Nisson Stewart and Id e ll e and Robbie Sylvester. F'aison. Santa Ano Mesa l'erde I n a low ball of foursome competition at Santa Ana Country Club, the winning roursome or Anda Llvinrston, Arlene Ceil Brown was the winner of a tin whistle tournament at M~sa Verde Country Club re· cently with a 37 . Marge Hayes finished second with 32, followed by Joannie Chamberlain at 31 and Phyllis Smith at 30. Lucille Manley was the B flicht win·ner with 31. foilowed by Marge Williams and Clair Collins at 30 and Kay F'arley at 26. Dottie Jordan was the C filght victor with 31. May Donkin finished second at 27, followed by Pat Gill (261 and Pat Pike (23). Low gross winners on guest day with 72 were Shirley Kinder. P hyllis Smith, Marie Sargo <Big Canyon CC) and Virginia Cool (Old Ranch CC). A tie resulted in net ac· tion wlth Marge Hayes. Cei l Brown , Jean Leon11.rd (Old Ranch) and Mrs. M. Malick COid Ranch) on one team. 'On the other were Emy Bur ckle, Joan Cham- berlain, Jean Coffing (Santa Ana CC) and Lee: Lowrey (Riviera). Another tie resulted for second with Ty Hamano. Rosie · Uehizono, Fran Carroll and Marion Schindler (Braemar CC) on one team. lllothHffr Tee" 10, eroc:llDOr1 St• 8".tccllPOr1 51 :io, Aoc'-1ttr T och • E SlrOU<KburoJt. Ml'ltlleld SI I Ft ..... 11,, I. 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The operator of the OCR system can put in other corrections after the copy is scanned by means of a cathode ray terminal, like a TV screen, and keyboard. " '\· "We make machines that can read up to 1,800 words a minute," says Ivan Cottrell of ECRM, Inc., Burlington, Miss. K (This story you are reading in the Daily Pilot ~· was prepared with the aid of one model of the ECRM.) • • • OTH E R COMP ANIES t h at make sophisticated OCRs include Cognitronics, Inc., of Stamford, Conn .. which markets them itself and makes them for the Miehle-Goss·Dexter division of Rockwell, International ; Datagraphic Corp., of Miami ; Lundy Electronic & Systems Co., Glen Head, N . Y . and Optical Scanning Corp .. Newtown, Pa. Many companies make less sophisticated op- tical scanners that are used in electronic cash registers and similar automatic accounting machines or in facsimile transmission systems. The sophisticated systems have their limita· · tions. They· can read typed text in only one or two type fonts or styles as a rule. Type fonts known as OCR·A and OCR-B were especially designed for reading by these machines. Compuscan said OCR readable alphabets also have been de- veloped for the Greek, Russian and Hebrew languages and even for Japanese-American stock Certificates. Compuscan so1d an OCR for this purpose to the Mitsubishi Bank in Tokyo. THEY CANNOT read handwriting except for carefully handprinted letters and figures. This has 1arge1y frustrated efforts of the postal service to use OCRs to read zip code numbers on •FRONTEHD AUGHMEHT .... $11.00 OUR PRICE-•• •TUNE-UP 6 C,.dor llotcl. tal OUR PRICE-• •WIE. 011., ~TER s 1 rs G I 1 l'-1 llotc:L OUR PRICE ALL AMEllCAH MOTOIS VEHICLES IMCLUDIMG JEEl'I Good Until 1~24-75 2524 H ...... llYd. C:-. - 149-1023 • 645-7770 The future growth of the market for OCRs is clearly limited by the growing use, by wire services, newspapers and other businesses •. of the cathode ray terminal, also known as a video display terminal, as a replacement for the typewriter. THE WRITER uses the terminal to write and revise his copy and enter it in the computer. It is called up on a terminal for editing, then used to operate teletypes or compC>Sing machines automatically. [ But these terminals are too expensive for every writer on a ne'Npaper or every person do· ing original manuscripts to have the use of one. So, many news papers and other businesses generating original copy give their staffers typewriters with OCR·readable fonts . Their copy is then edited manually and read and stored by a central OCR. L. M. BOYD INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT I l CALIFORNI~S PREMIER CONDOMINIUM 601 Lido s ubtly dominates Newport Beach from the w.Jtcr' .. cd~L' .JI Lido \sit'. This.location a nd the sweeping harbor and ocean v iew ... offered m.tV. \V1th th•· passage o f time, become priceless. Privacy ;ind security are assured throu gh a 24-hour clo sed c1rcu1t tch.·v1.,1on surveill.lnce system, .1 call butlon 1n ench rc.-.1dcncc. ·' 24-hour security guard and a 1ts 1dcnt m.in.:iger. Each f\VO·bt>droom residenC(' offers .:i $lep· down living room with wet ba.r and . pr1v.ite b.llcony. E.:ich ma.-.ter ~u1te, ,1 pnvale C::re9SLn~ ..irc.1, over<;11ed n1.1stc r bath and bu1lt -1n s.iun.i. 601 Lido repre~ent., not only .:i resid ence of exqu1s1te qu.i.lit}·. but an opportunllv th.11 may never again be d\Jplicat~d. Investigate the adv.1ntages of 601 Lido now. From $125,000. ExcC'llent finilncing availi!ble. Dl'cor.1tor n1odels o pen daily from 10:00 .1 n1. until dusk. !\·Ir. Ro11 RcAAt·I, 601 l~ldo Park Ori~c. Nt¥-'por11kJ1t'h,Cal1f.92'mQ (7 1~) fii5-61Ul Ple.1 .. 1· ..,..nd 11'C 1nnn• i11f.1rmat11)n ahout :1 lu:o.:ur1· l!unclon11n1tu11 iii 601 l.uhJ N•m"-----------•dd1es•L-------- 91y St.,,t•----L•P·---- _ ...... _________ __.. ,___.._ l -J OrTht1rsdav. Or for that ~atll'r, j11.~t. <thout any time it. strikes y1~t1r fancy. In a n1rt.,l. ci\·iliz.ed way. At South•·rn Cahforn1a'is m06l spcctarular lK>a.<'hfronL cnndominium. Coronado Shores. Just 20 mint1l1·~ by air from Lvs Ang1;"l1.-s, Coronado ~h11ri ·s is lhe IX'rft'i.·\. pan-time hidea\\·ay or C\<."<:Uli\ e n>trcal. You'll relax v;·ith a fu ll-<-.(:r\irl! b('ach cluli , ...., .,._;: ',,,-' · · (n_ur sparklinl!'. s\\·i mminj!" pool~. hot therapy pool.eight pri\·atc tennis cnurt.:; a_nd a C'01nple_tcly (·q~ipfM..~I hC'alth rlulJ :ind "l'·I· 1\n IS-hole golf cuur.>e and a manna are \\·1th1n v.;alk1ng d1slancc. Across the bay from San IJicg-o, l'alifornia's ~at.est ,·acation city, the excitement arid color of Uld ~lcxico are just minutes South. Del ~lar a short jaunt Korth . 'Think ahout it and a.11 lhP roi-sihilitil'S it o!ft>rs. There's nothing like it on the California coastlin~. Curonado Shorc!-i ... becaui::c the urhan rnind needs a place to kick o!f it~ shoes and t•lcar it:-1 ::icn~. Kearby. From $65,000 lo $140,000 Coronado Shores THE: ULTIMATE: DO.CH HOUSE: ,G} .\rro ,,,_~ th•· Hay from ~an !Jit•c;o nn thl' Silver ~lrand JU"l ~South of the Motel fJel Coronado ,.,. .. ~· .. ~ .,io ........... ,Ol.it, A J ,l)('\\1! t.:orjlflraL1•1n I .I. 11 . Snyrter ('ompany i':n\'ironmcntul Con1mun1ty At t 11· I lt<"k Ma;tlant!IC<>•.,n~"" ~i.., •• .., I' O. e..~ :!!O,C'omn"'~" l ahforn•A ~~Ll'I Ph<>"" ~~I ll ~~~I Mt"""' N'~ "1•· onf""' .tll"!I ''~ ('.,.,..,,,\n ~II·"""· Ow11<1n.ll1p n l•···•n.: l'liune l • L PllOt 10-,. --------- If II flo•t•. ch•nc•• 11re you 'll r••d about II In the DAILY PILOT - .... : ' ' I • (.'§ DAILY PILOT SUnd.y, Octobef 19. 1975 72 Sales Viejo !)evelopment Begun Real Estate •I ·''Questions/Comment ;\ At T -·guna 'P.1eyer Industrial Propertie2S, •••If .La Inc. will construct Mission Viejo Business Center, a six·building multi-tenant complez. in the in· dustrial district of Mission Viejo. According lo John M. Youn&. Meyer vice president. a total of 103,057 square feet will be availa· ble for lease. Flexible layouts afforded in Miasion Viejo Business center wiU provide tenants with e1,1.5ily expandable space. A key feature contributing to this adventage is the totall)' column·free enivin>n· mtnt to be foudn in each build· Ing. tinuity with accents provided thtough the use of brightly col· ored ceramic tile. Individual of- fice ent.ry-ways will be rcceued with redwood soffit.s and heavily landscaped with trees, shrub5 and flowering bedding planli. Both dock high and grouod level loading facilities are offered In tbenew Meyer project. By Realtor Randall Mccardle, Phd. In August 1970, I made a down payment of $4,750.00 on a $10,000.00 lot ln San Antonia Shores, Jocatt'd In the State ol Baja, Califomta, RepublJc ol Mf'i:Jco. Paym ents ln the amount of '$2,938.88 "1ere made until April I, 1973. At that time my attorney advised me to not make additiooaJ payments as they were not holding to their commitments. They did not develop as agr':ed. J am toJd their ac.18 -.·erefrauduJeu& andperba.P~ criminal. Within the past six: months or so, It ls my un- •n:tanding that the Mexican Government bas takt n this project over and intends to develop a cert at.a. por· tion of land in the area. My lot was not included in tb.eirplans. J a m at ''dead l'nds'' and any lnform•tlon and REAL ESTATE Mel Grau lmerior Bids Told b:1dly nei·de1J assisl<1nce you. can give m e would be The Mel Grau Design mostappreciated.. Corporation of Newport N.O .• CostaMesa Beach has jus t been The onl y suggestions I have are to follow the ad· awarded contracts for vice or your attorney: make sure, of course. your the model interiors of attorney is acquainted with the real estate laws of two housing project.<> in tbecountryofMcxico. the Denver, Colorado San Antonia Shores has received a Jot or alten-suburban community or lion from the Mexican government, as well as from Aurora , according lo the State of Calirorn1a. lt is my understanding that Bob Englander, partner the San Antonia Shores development did not meet in the design firm. the requirements established by either govern-Both neighborhoods ment. , are being developed by J think you s hould be c3utious when considering Mission Viejo Company: "'purchasing" rcaJ '-'slate in Mexico. The "purchas-&tmmit Hornes with two in~·· of l\.1cxican land by aliens is usually ac-and three bedrooms ten· complishcd by way of documents held in trust by an · t atively p riced from ;;igency or the Mf.'xican g-ovemment. This cou ld be $35,000 to $38 ,000, and through :1 National bank. As Jon g as all the terms, Smokey Ridge Jlomcs conditions and regulations of the trust are met in with three and four the eye~ of the Mexican government you have a bedrooms tentative ly valid instrument. 1'hirty years is the maximum priced from $44 ,000 to term such a tru.stcan be executed. $50,000 representing a Before an out-of-state developer c an promote total or 161 single family land. hom e or condo sales in California he must dwellings. meet stringent requirements set by the California MEL GRAU Design Department or Real Estate. To the best of my will d ecorate three knowledge, only one development in all or Baja bas model homes for each metthose requircments. project, a total or six, To repeat a favorite phrase of mine ... ".Jn· and both neighborhoods v~gate before you invest". are scheduled to open for ·Does it make senseforustoown a home? We're saJes early next year. a young couple. We have no children. We're not According to a recent planning any children for the next three to four m arket survey in the years. At this time~ have no need for a large Denver area, it was house or yard, nor a lot of storage space. learned that the major But argue with us. Why should a young couple portion of home buyers like ourse,lves own a home? Thank you for your com· there 8 r e r ecr eation- ments. oriented and spend very R.J.M.,CostaMesa little time at home since Village A total or 72 sales have been recorded for a volume of more than $1 m1llion at newly opened Laguna Village, a $45 million hilltop con· dominium community overlooking th e Sad· dJebackValley. Atore than five sales per week has been the average attained since the 914-unit development opened in June, reported nruce Hill , president. Pacific Coast Realty, ex - clusive sales agent. Offering pano rama views of meadows and Laguna Hills, Laguna Village is a 158-acre planned residential de- velopment located west on Canada Road off the San Diego Freeway. The community fe~tures two and three b e droom models ranging in size from 1,350 to 1,665 square feet of living area, priced from$43,500to $48,900. DESIGNED around a 4.5-acre recreational complex, Laguna Village will have townhome con- dominiums grouped in clusters of three to five units. Five luxuriously de· corated models a re open from 10 a .m . to dusk daily. Laguna Village is a fl eavily landscaped com- munity with interiors of each townhome designed to carry through with the themE' of an outdoor style of living. A project by ·1.aguna Village, inc., there are view-oriented living and dining rooms \vith some ma s ter bedrooms also boasting of sweeping vistas. A recent study s hows that over 90 "/o of all much of their free time is Americans who have $10,000 or more in savings ac-:;pent pursuing recrea- quired those savings through the ownership or real tional activities. This THE HOMES fl ave property . As an example, I sold a young couple like 'way of life" attitude wiU been designed to over- i you their first home about 20 years ago (incidental· be a prime consideration look the Laguna Hills, l Jy, this was one of my first sales, and that's why I in the overall design eon· Saddle back Valley , remember it well). Th.is young couple bought a cept for these homes, Laguna Hills Golf Course home on the east side of Coota Mesa for $3,500 with said Englander.' and the Santa Ana Moun· $450 down. tains. Years later we sold the house for them again. WITH THESE con· Therewillbea$50mon- They m ade a $12,000 profit. That same house today tracts, the current model thly homeowners fee has again doubled in value ... adding to the savings home interiors now UD· which includes main- and equity of the coupletbatowns the property. derwaybytbeMelGrau tenance of the vast I am not negative about people living in apart~ firm total over $250.000 recreational amenities, men.ts. It's just that from an economical standpoint and include Butler Hous-the townbome exteriors, it m akes more sense to own. Equity building ing Corporation, the g~een areas and through rea l estate is one or the surest ways of W es t p o r t 1-1 o m e greenbelts, the personal ' building a savings account. Builders, Warmington water bill of each resi· Development Company dent, fire insurance on ~ Over the years that I have sold r eal estate. one and Armstrong Develop-each townhome, and ' of the greatest enjoyments I have experienced was meot, all in Southern master TV antenna .placing a new married couple in their first home. I California. system. · know it meant a lot to them. J can say this because J ---------------------.• have come back to visit these people and listened , while they boasted about the trees they have plant· ed., and the flow ers. The cover they just put over the : • patio, the paneling they put in the den. (1 EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. McCaNll<u lhepre:ri· , amt of THE REAL ESTATERS,.on inveatment.cmaly3t, College lecturer, .and .author of "'Real E1tate in California." Send 11our comment! and quution.s to Ran- daU R. McCardle clo THE DAILY PIWT, PO Boz 1560, pi.ta Me1a, Califomiol/2626. CONDOMINIUMS IN FASHIONABLE ROSSMOOR-SEAL BEACH • J 2000REBATE ne a.tea. 11 adJlmftt tt thl Rou-- ... lnloess ,. SMpplftf Plu .. just S Iii .. ftOM Did Rancfl Solt •nd Tlllllh Cllfl. Alpeilt:llem lec:Wr. Uf'- Pttifll tftsau~ c:ewtnl lir COfldi· tiowlne. fh .. pa.cn, nsher-dryu lrt Ht" llRif, •nd •• •9eclrlc ~ c..-lnWlitJ .-oJtitt llldalh ~ ... antty ptu, lm+aa, --•Inc •Id thtraJ*Jtit poof, U'M nd aaau. • ' , 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 bllth• $46,950 to $59,950 10% DOWN PAYMEHT AVAILABLE • . . ' . ... . .._ • James DeGraw and Jerrold Cole of Coldwell Bi nker Com· mercial Brokerage Co.'s Newport Beach office, brokered the land sale for Meyer's new project, which will represent a total investm ent of $1.5 millloo, when it is completed. llRCWTECTURALfeatures to be found in Mission Viejo Busi- ness Center include abundant use of textured concrete exterion fo r overall enhancement and con- Construction began on Od. l · wilh completion targeted for ear· ly 1976. DESIGNED BY the architec· tural firm of Facility Coocepts, Jnc. of Encino, the Mission Viejo ·development will contain four multi -t ena nt industrial slurctures with modules offered in a range from 800 square feetto I(X)) square feet. Buildings five and six will be a combination of deluxe office space and multi· tenant industrial. Office suites will be offered in sizes ranging from 500 s quare feet to 1400 :square feet and will feature in- dividual entries, private offices. plus reception, storage, coffee bar and wet bar areas.-· ·· Trinity Br°'adcast Building in Irvine Trinity Broadcasting Network, KLXA Ch:anoet 40 in Southern California, is building a new broadcast studio. and headquarters here in the Irvine lnduslriaJ Complex. according to Brian Hogg, JI C vice president of sales and marketing. Trinity Broadcasting selected a 1 .2-a~ site in the nc•s new expansion development in the city of Tustin a t 1410'l Chambers Road. The 3JO..acre llC-Twitin development fronts the Santa Ana Freeway at Myford Road. The 55-year lease with .Trinity Broad- casting bas an annual consideration of $7,400 and mcludes a four year option-to-pure base. GRAND OPENING Newport Villas Adul1 Condominiwn "Romeo.in IM p,...l'«ioru fll'e1kU// Area of Netept>H Beach • Decorator wall-to-wall carpeting 842,000. to S44,000 • Enclosed patio or balcony 2 Bedrooms • 2 Jlaths • Breakfast bar • Dishwasher Separate Dining Area ~ ~.f',. • Contint1011s..cleaning oven ,, •. f"., · 'l ~ • l•'l"-111ukcr r e frigerator --T. t•1•1i If • Abundant closet •pace 1 •t!WJlfll" ., I · ·ll,ft-:-,' '·.,. :~~·5'\ • Draperies ~.. ,. ..... 'lie'~' 1184./ 256 Rullond Roml ""'-~ 7 ~ ' ;, • Log-burning fireplace /\'eK1port 81'!GCh, lAlif. 92660 i-•""'''-r ...... ,. / i.-.~ • 1\firror ed c loset doors .~f11.e•Office Plwne:(714)645-B3.73 ~--\~ .• ~~.... ·.-. • 3 l1ca1ccl s~·imming pools ~ --- IN HUNTINGTON BEACH LUXURY LIVING LESS THAN 1 MILE FROM THE BEAC A • EVERYTHING'$ INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: • Shag carpeting • Custom fireplaces • Deluxe "'Ultra-bright" country kitchens • Front lawns with a tree and sprinklers • Rear and side yard fencing •Wetbars • Shake roofs •Concrete drives • 3-car garages • 3 baths • 2200 square feet of living area MOVE IN NOW $61,900 to $68,900 ....Landmark l.llllllri . Homes llUS I.Vt. " ~ - g ASK ABOUT OUR "HOUSE-OF-THE-WEEK" SPECIALS I • , ( '' ' .~ ' • ' ' \ • • c,...nting Peiatiies? EliminGte"Fr11iS ' • l ' . Ualledrr-laleruU.aJ . · !l's dlscouragin~ lo look at a ~.Ooo house only lo !Ind it bas the 1p•ce and amenities you tb1nk of in terms ol a $2S,OOO price ta1. • It's even more discouraging when the bouae you'd like to buY baa a ~.ooo price tq and you have a $25,000 bud1et. . NEIT~ER SITUATION is unusual in today's bousinC market. It 1.the rare family that doesn't have to Cdblpromlse when it comes Ume to turn that dream house into reality. But there are.Jolutions. One choice may be to look for an older property that offers the Janet, the room you'd like. Another ol coune I& to rethink Y<!ur. requireme~ts. decide what ts esienUal for' your family, elirrunate the fnlls, the like-to.haves, concentrate on the basics Rossmoor Retreat Residents of Rossmoor Towers enjoy quiet . living in pubbc lounges on lobby floor of high-rise condominium residence. Rossmoor Towers is located at the El Toro Road exit of the San Diego Freeway in Laguna Hills. ~ Luxury Living t· i r ' ' ·Jasmine _Creek Offers It The liat of residents at Jasmine Creek, the M.J . Brock and Som. Inc. luxury home development in Corona del Mar, reads like the who's who of business and professional leaders in Orange ~; County. t.,_ The $32 million private community is now the home o! ... · numerous corparation presidents and owners, attorneys, docton, ' ' I builders, and real estate executives, according tO Ted Cox, Brock '. marketin1 manager. ''JASMINE CREEK OFFERS a lifestyle to fit the needs of these corporate and professional executives,'' said Cox. Rolling green turf and shady trees line the quiet streets of the community in which security is maintained by a 24-bour guarded main entrance. The development is located within two miles of bustling Newport Center, with its shops, restaurants and office buildings. The six model homes, ranging in size from 1800 to 2600 square feet; provide a choice of living patterns. accomhiodating gracious elegance or·casual informality. The aingle·story, split level or two-story attached homes are priced from $95,500 to$118,500 wltb conventional fmancinc. Jasmine Creek's recreational facilities inClude four tennis courts, two of which are lit for night play, swimming pool, jacuzzi, bicycle paths, walkways and a spacious main pavilion. Alf exterior landscaping is handled by the Jasmine Creek Com· munity Association. !Jee.log residents of time CODIUmiDi upkeep. EACH PLAN INO.UD~ a two-w aarage \O(j.tll ample pro- visions for additional paikinf. Two al\d three bedfbom plans are offered. Standard features include separate dining roomB, wood· burning fireplaces, oversized or walk-in, ~lo~ets, l~undry facilities, Roman or oval bathroom tubs, ceramic tile entnes·, wet bars and decorator~uality ll1blinifixtures. Jasmine Creek kitchens feature luminous ceillno. Tappan glass cooking· top units, built-in double ovens, dlahwashers. trash compactors and ceramictilecountertops. M.J. Brock and San&, Inc., anlNA.Company, has been build- . ing residential and, ,COtnmf?!Cial projects Uaroug~o~t the country for the past fifty yean. 'lbeirreputatloo for quality is refl~ed in the Jasmine Creek development. MODELS ARE OPEN from 10 a.m. to dusk. To reach Jasmine Creek from the San Diego freeway; take-MacArthur Boulevard turnoff, proceed four and a half miles to San Joaquin Hills Road, turn le{\ and continue one-quart!r mile to Marguerite Avenue. " FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach with the idea of lmproY!nc as youcoaJooi. · The more limited the bud&et, the more dllllcult tbll la, or <!OWle. But there Is hope in a srowin& "back to tho bule1'" mov• meot amoo.1 builden. mE DELt:ONAOORP., major Florida builder, f0r inltance, inauiurated at the beci"ntn1 ol lhll year a new line of .compact hom• -1ellin& from $17 ,800 lo $.10,IOO -dni&11ed to briol back famllleo whlcb bad hem priced out of tbe market entlre17. It...,. ported from tbe lint a "fantastic" "9pome. Frank E. Mackle, Jr., president ol the Miami-based !lrm, said'° avera1e of MZ people weekly-many of them folko wbo oo loocer could qualify for mortgq• on the previous model line -vlaited Delt.olUl propertiOI oo special low-coat inlpectloo touro .. For the first six moothl, Mackle 1aid, 351 homes were sold, compared with only 37 homes of tbe prevloua modela llarting at In San Juan M e r e dit h Cany o n ·F e atures Sea View Saleg have begun oo the S2S mllllon Meredith Canyon luxury borne development, rising on an oceanview aite in San Juan Capistrano, a~nounced Eddy Meredith, president of The Meredith Company, owners, builders and developers. · When completed, the develOJ>-" ment will epcompass 186 homes situated on a 100-acre parcel or land. An estimated m percent of the home sites have an un- obstructed view of the Dana Point Marina and/or Alto CapiJtrano. The initial increment under construction included 20 homes plus four model homes which wiU be professionaUy d....-ated and open for inapectlon by Nov. is, said Meredltb. Eventually a choice of 12 dlffe'""'1t Ooorplans will be available executed in 46 elevation1. Most of the three to five-bed.room homes will include three·car garages, although some two-.car garaa:es will be available. Meredith heads up the com- pany which has long been respected in the construction in· dustry for quality of constructioa and innovative design. Examples of Meredith's quality is found in the homes· full thermal insula-_ tion, weatherstripped exterior doors and custom roof's of tex- tured shakes and concrete tile. $30,000 for the entire fourth quarter of 197'4. Thi! most popular• 1 model, he said, bu been a two-bedroom, two--bath, 1,035-square- root model that aella tor SZS,S>O. Each of lhe ei&bt modtls avail•· I : ble ls built by cooventtooal, on-site metboda. I TO CUT PRICES. M.ackle s aid, the company employed a : "areat number of small efficiencies." Backyards are seeded. 1 rather than sodded. Elimination of bathroom vanities use o( ·1 simpler li&bt flxture1 .... u1tec1 in savings. Deal1P>• call /or lltUe waste of buildinJ materials, and materials are uaed which are • leu likely to be affected by sbortaees which lncreue construe· tiantlme. All homes are being built on level Iota, reducing found•· ti.on cost. Construction is on a blD<'.k·by-block buis to save ez. pensive moving of heavy equipment. And, most importantly. Mackle said, today's home buyer i.s accepting these basic desl.gna. no loo1er demanding the many e&· tru which in recent yea.rs had helped to boost hoUJing prices. Havine accepted ''basic,'' smaller housing, what do you do to c:ettbe most llvin1 from it? ''The secret lies in sea.ling furniture to the si:te of the home,·' advises John Dapprlch, director of interior design for Deltona. ''SCALE IN A !mall home is of prime impartance. Avoid China cabinets, lar1e book.cases and any tall, heavy·looldnc pieces when you can," Dapprich said. He sue&ests substituting loveseat (or sofa, two small cigarette tables (or one large cofree table. a drop-leaf behind the sofa for the traditional dining table. J . He favors moving television into the bedroom -perhaps ln· stalling it inside an armoire which will also handle storage needs. j While this seems a contradiction of his earlier advice, Dapprich says, rules are made to be broken and common sense should be the ,Wde. While large bookcases are overpowering, the family with quantities of books demanding storage need not throw !hem out. An entire wall of opensbelves could be a solution. ALSO IN THE BEDROOM, a small writing table or .4 secretary, with a lamp, ml&ht double for a nl&htstand. Han1lng 1 lamps also create apace. Mirrors can do wonders in giving depth and breadth to a ll room. l3right colors make rooms seem larger. If darker colors are used, there should be contrasting elements-wbitefurniture with a brown or dark blue carpet, ror instance. Repetition of the same pattern in drapes, chairs and wall cov- erings will pull a small room together, make it appear leas busy. Shandeerhd~ape~thwill twokirkrtin~ttwill~ th~ htheavlyllon~s . o,peo (rame sofas '~ c airs w1 ou s g give e ua1on o more room. I Strive for an open. airy. uncluttered look. It will 1ive a lot of I living in a small house, and pay dividends in easier bouaekeeping loo. sEll youR old ltoME ANd GET A NEW OCEAN llills TOWNltOME! ' " For the sake of argument. let us nssume three things: One, you want to llve near the ocean. Two, you're ready for a relaxed, care- free lifestyle. And three, you need to sell the"old ploce" to get One ondTwo. A lot of developers Clln . offer you One. Or Two. A few can even offer you One end Two. We sure Clln (and weve got a short commercial coming up at the endpf the ad to prove It). But what about Three? Probably the only time you wish you still rented an apartment Is about the time you think of moving. Renters just give notice and,iap, they move out. You owners have to worry about not only selling the old homeStead, but about coordinating the closing of escrows to facllltate a smooth move from one place to the other. And that's not eosy.The irony of the whole thing is that here you hove all that equity and appreciation in the old place, but you still feel kind of trapped. • ltERES ltow. Maybe we can help. We're in the business of ~elling new homes. Bu't we also buy older homes for resale. The idea's certainly not new. Many builders and brokers have from time to time offer~ "you·buy-ours, we'll·buy·yours·· plans. And frankly, many times to the disadvantage of the naive customer. Enough so that most people have become skeptical of plans like this. c I So why is ours any ~ different? Maybe it's just our atti-' tude.And intent.Sure. we want to help you get that new home you want.And we also want to make ·a fair profit on the deal. There's nothing wrong with that.Just so it's not at your expense, That's the difference. J' and qualifications to the homes We accept under this plan. Too many end· too individual to list here. But, think about this: If the ho.me you have is keeping you from the home you want. fsn't it worth looking into? Now, here's that commer .. dal we promised you. 2 and 3 bedroom townhomes. In the hills above San Clemente,ovl'!rlooklng the Pacific. Come and • see our maintenance-free, recreation-oriented living. ~"OtlUl'"l.I Y.. .. l_ To be honest, we don't buy every house offered to us. Even at the risk of losing a sale. But the ones we do buy are bought_ at FAIR MARKET VALUE, And in most cases, after your down payment, you'll have a substantial amouflt of ca sh to do other things. Obviously, there ore restrictions > Our townhomes are priced from $45,100 to$63,600. Above the San Diego Freeway end Estrella • • off·ramp In San Clemente. If you need more Informa- tion ca ll (714) 493-2500. @ r· - .. OCEAN hills I . • STERE.O SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR ----- ·, ,. . . . '' •, ' ·t .. -. l !. ' .. .. . :• ! .. :: • ·' . : ~ : • • (f DAIL V Pll.OT New Jersey Low-cost Law Stands Sunday. Octobtir 19, 197~ Popular Buy in_ l1·vine Deelfield. Tmm Homes Include Four Plans ' WASHINGTON CA PJ -The U.S. Supreme Court has let stand :.i .state court decision rt.>qWring developing communities in New Jersey to permit low -cost hous· ing without "artific ial :ind un· j ustifiable'' zoning r equire· ments. The court dis missed <1n appeal from a decision of the New .Jersey Supreme Court stnking • down a Mount Laurel, N.J . zon- ing ordinance. THE NEW J ersey court ruled that a "developing" community ~uch as Mount Laurel must "permit multif.am1ly housing, without bedroom or s 11nilar restrictions. ;JS well as s m<ill dwellings on very small lots , lo"'· eost housing of other types and, ln general, high density zoning, without artificial and unjustif1a· ble minimurn requirements as to lot size, building size and Lht:> like ..• " Attorneys for Mount ~aurcl, 1n their app\•al to the Supreme Court, called the dceision "a l1:gislative-type determination that a ("(a ss or New Jersey ,. municipalities ... is to bear the burden of rezoning to rectify the housing problems which the court found resulted from zoning practices of municipalities throughout the stale.·· THE MOUNT Laurel or- dinance provides for minimum lot sizes ranging from 9,375 to 20,000 square feet and minimum Ooor areas ranging from 900 to 1,300 square feet. The New Jersey court deflnc..-'d developing communities as those with sizable land area, few rural attributes. significant past and present popul;:ition increase, in- complete development and the prospect or inevitable growth. Mount Laurel Township, just east of the Camden-Philadelphia a rea. comprises about 22 square miles with a 1970 population <lf 11 .221 . ~; .. ~ ~~~-' ·~.-..-ai;..lllilii BEAMS AND SOARING CEILING SET OFF WILLOWBROOK Deerfield Town Home.Series Offered by Broadmoor Irvine Executive Hea_ds Up Seminar Brian D. J-logg , vice president of sales and marketing for the Irvine Indus trial Complex. joined four national marketing experts in conducting a market· ing seminar for the National As - sociation of Industrial Parks (NAlP) in Nashvill e, Tennessee. recently. The educational seminar, en· titled "IDEAS <In-Depth Ex· change & Analys is Seminar)," wa:; one of a series sponsored by the NAJ P throughout the United States and designed to cover topics of current interest to in- dustrial and office park de- velopers. An IDEAS program is being planned for the Los Angeles area next year. Hogg, previously president and c hief executive officer of Technology Park/Atlanta, lnc .. Atlanta, Georgia. conducted several sessions involving marketing techniques, com- munication and promotion and broker relations. Dick F enliman Sales Manager "THINK" HONDA MOTORCYCLES SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER The appointment of Dick Fentiman as sales ~manager for the Irvine office of Donald M. Bird, Associates, has been an- nounced by Don Bird, president and founder of the real estate firm . Fentiman, who has directed.. the resales division for Bird in Tustin for the past year, will continue in his pre· sent capacity and also direct sales at the new For4~Ded I l7SO ll'ach ll•d. Irvine office at 2192 Martin St. in the Ai11xn1. Professional Building. ~~~~~~~~~~I He r epl aces H. J . ··Buzz'' Evers who opened the Irvine office for Bird eart1• this year and built the resales dltt there to eight real estate sales . agents, created the st~te flag for the real estate pro- fession , and organized the Newport Irvine Professional Assoc. THINK TOYOTA SEE HERB FRIEDLANDER For 4 lt'ffff Oed I 00111 G. G . ll•d. Gsdrft Gl"O•~ Sl7·S464 Public accept ance or the Deerfield Town llomes, being built by Broad moor Homes in the Irvine community of Deerfield, has been growing continuously since the series of four plans was introduced in late 1974. "The highest form of endorse- ment tor a home builder is public acceptance," said Larry Lizotte. Broadmoor vice president and division manager in charge or the Oeertield project. "And for the past three months, one or every 39 visitors to tbe Deerfield Town H ome models bas purchased a home." ''DURING THE first three months of the year 38 sales were recorded al Deerfield," said Lizotte. ··ouring the last three months , we've completed 57 sales, clearly demonstrating ever·increasing public accep- tance.·· Lizotte also pointed out that while it is normal ror the traffic now at a project to taper off alter its grand opening, the number of people touring the Deer!ield Town Homes today is actually greater than it was earlier this year. Honors have come to the town homes Crom the building industry itself. Shortly after the' project opened last October, the Building lndustry Association presented it:i annual ''Multi-Family Builder of the Year" award to Richard B. Smith, president of Broadmoor, in recognition of the "value and quality" of the town home series. IN JUNE, THE Irvine Com· pany was presented with a Gold Nugget Award of Merit during the Pacific Coast Builders' Con- ference in San Francisco for the rommunity of Deerfield. It was the only such award presented to any plann e d commun ity throughout the 14 western states for 1974. · · Four noorplans are offered in the Deerfield Town Home series, ranging in size from 1,106 to 1,619 You lovC Newport. You're doingpretrywelland it's cime your home reflected your success. So far so good. But square feet, and with prices starting at $41,990. Models have two or three bedrooms and two or two and one· half baths. Each of the town homes has u private patio and a fully enclosed two-car garage. Community amenities include s wimming pools, publlc and private parka, a day care center, an elementary school and a junior high school, all ot which In Los Alanaitos are completed or nearing com- pletion. DEERFIELD TOWN Home models are open dally from IO a.m. until dusk. and may be re- ached by taking the CUiver Drive offramp from either the Santa Ana or the San Diego freeway. Deerfield is located just east of CUiver about mid·way between thetwo!reeways. 2 Chateau Models Open for Viewing The Chateau will open two model homes for viewing this weekend in Los Alamitos. The models wjll be decorated by the Chateau 's professional co- ordinator Fanny Bollen, who will be avai labl e to assist homeseekers who desire to customize their Chateau units. The newly decorated models that will feature upgraded decorator carpeti ng . wall covering. draperies, bard-surface flooring, and mirror treatments will also be available for purchase. A "'Cheeses of the World" and Vintage Wine'' tasting party is planned SUuday from noon unW 6 p.m. at the Cbateau. Everyone is invited to attend this affair at the furnished models at 12400 Mon- tecito Road, adjacent to the Rossmoor Business and Shop- ping Plaza. Prices range from $46,9:K> to $59,950 and viewers are re· minded that the $46,950 price purchased a spacious, full size 2 bedropm, 2 bath luxury unit. A "guaranteed sale program" has helped area homeowners sell their homes and thereby allow them to purchase in the Chateau. "Lowest interest rates aVaila- ' ' ble, our excellent location, a 10 percent down plan. this rebate program, -and quality product are the reasons cited · by JD05t viewers as their reasons ror buy· in&."' co-developer, Bernie Sok>mon, of National Mills &· aociatloo, joint partnerauid. ' ,, . ,. . Build Sl11mp 1 Hurting South ATLANTA (UPI) -The cur- rent slump in home cmstruction bas hurt the lumber Industry In the South more than in any other part of the country ...i stripped more than 8,000 lumber mill workers in the region of their jobs, according to the Soothem Forest Products Association. The South recorded a :rr per. cent drop representing 295,000 homes, in the start of construc. ti on during the past year. The decline was almost equal to the coostructio11 decline in the West, Northwest and North Central re- gions combined. Production bas been cut30 per- cent. II 1101\T'llll 'lllOll '11111 -rA'DlllT'rll In the tradition of Richard Henry Dana's immortal "2 Years Before the have you looked at the price tags on Ne,vport.Beach J1on1es lately? 'vVell, don't give up hope. Take a look at Newport Terrace, where you can divide those prices by about two, and get the new tax reb ate to boot. } ·~lfyou . · thitik success Live first class in the fun style you've always wanted. Witl1 a JS~acre meadow, pools, sa una, jacuzz i and a list of other adult playthings you prob- ably wouldn't find at any price. Newport Terrace. Luxurious two & three bedroom town homes . -is an \ \ Mast;: Dana Light Condominiums announces an unprecedented offer, "12 Months Before the Payments Plan'.' That's righ\I When you make a normal 10% down payment on a new Dana Light ocean-view condominium, Dana Light will make your entire monthly principal and interest pay· ments for up to one-year! All you pay are the taxes and homeowners' fees for that period. with fireplaces, beamed ceilings, . dual master bedroom suites .~:. '•. . , )\ and the quality appointments :-.-""',...""'I,.:.,: ... 'r.,,,....·· c:.;· i ~ you've come to expect from a Ip d / Newport Beach address. home in Newport, Spectacular six-mile ocean vie ws. Lighted tennis courts. A beautiful heated pool with jacuzzi and saunas for men and women. And all located within a private security guard-gated community This offer is for a limited time only;" so don't miss your chance to own an ocean view home in "the most perfect place in the world'.' Ocean View Condominiums from $38,950 Phone (714) 496-4552 ~-· Loc11ted jusl minuliM from the be1Jch /Jfld Dnria H.trb:>ron Strml ol 1he Blue Lan•em. 1u1I o'lbO'lle Pac1hc Coast H19hw11y 1n Oan11 fbn! r urrushod models open da~y. @ • -William McCabe, Sales Agent 'OiS b •bt-ct taeh&nge eod ••·\llAblbly wllhaut ndloe • r>re.ionc.nter by E11rtronm111t11l Raoirce. Inc. of Los An~ Newport Terrace near the sea i11 Nf\~port Beach. When you live here, you ve arrived. But at half the usual price. Pod(ic Ocean l'lnformation available at sales office. you:re half tjght. • n~ te1·race $3zy50. 2 bdrms., 2 bllhs. From Harbor B'9d. take 19th St. weal lo th~ very end Of call (714) 646-5001. -- • ----·--...------. ----..,---...--I -----... -----~ ........ -~------J·~·J·~·--==~---~-:--J•---'C'=-__:~~::__:__ • ._:-::Jl I \ ! • I I i . t r ' . l ' r I I • Home Improvements Require • United Preu lalenatlmlal If home improvement. ls ~ your D!Jnd -and rare ls the homeowner who doelQ't have at least a few proJect.s lined op - don't •kimp on the planning. Wblle there b lilUe risk In a spur-of·the-momeot paint job for the guest room to freshen up for ex pected company. a gOOd. part of home improvement &pending can be wasted through impa- tience or sheer tbougbtlesaneas. Careful planning can aave money -and grief. The idea is lo work out on Headsf'f,... Anthony R . 'Tony' Moiso has been named president of Vi ej o Management Co., which manages the 42,000- acre Rancho Mission Viejo in south·central Orange County. He was previously vice president of the firm. paper • lonf-ranie procram for the chanaes you'd like to make, attac~ them as an lntqnted project, rather tban Individual .jobs. 11llS lllN1> OF plamtni can prevent such errors as ha'finl to die up a new patio because you later decide to replace worn out plum bin a:; or redoin& the en- tryway and stairs just before you remodel the UP*lain bath, when the workmen, and every bit of • debrb' and equipment, are 1o1ng to have to go up and down thos.e stairs and out that entryway. A a:ood idea is lo list all the im· provemon\! you'd lite to make. U you enjoy your home. and In· dulge in some wlsbrut day dreaming. you me.y have lo 10 back and do some pruning to. come up with• realistic procram that will include all proJect.s you can reasonably expect to ac- compUsb , even thoselbat may be yean in the future. Tbe list should be broken down into two cate1ories -jobs the homeowner himself can do and those that are beyond bis skill or available time. Think each job through, what ts involved, what should be accomplished first . lf, for instance. you are replat'· Inf wirllll or be.aliaf, ca>alder ruture requirementa. such as a planned room addJUon. ldt<:ben remodelinl or iostallallon of ten· tral air cooditlonlll1, andpnivlde for them. COMPETENT PROFESSIONAL advice la a must for; any m&Jor project. What may seem ~ a good • quence or repain or alt.erations to the avera1e hoOlfl vwner can take on an entirely dif~e.rent aspect. when seen tbrouCb the more ea:perlenced eye 'ol a pro- f ... iooal. For additions or major re- Ind11stry Condominiums > Koll's lroine Center a Southlaiul 'Fi1'St' Koll /Irvine Center, Southern Callfomia"s first industrial con · dominium project located in the Irvine Industrial Complex.. has attracted five new manufactur- ing firm.a, according to John Alstrom. Koll /Irvine aales manager. The ·firm s purchased industrial condominium units ranging, in size from 4,800 lo 8.,000 square feet for the manufacturing of compressed gas control equip... ment , printed forms for the com- puter industry arid packaging equipment. Selpac Corporation, formerly of Buffalo, New York~ selected an 8,000-square-foot unit lD manufacture compressed gas control equipment . Ray Olmscb.ied of Coldwell Banker's Newport Beach office handled the sale transaction in the amount of$155,700. NEWPORT Plastics, formerly of c-Osta Mesa, has moved into a 6,400-square-foot unit where it manufactures injectioo molding. tooling, hot stamping and sonic welding equi pmeot. Broker Aaron }Unk oC Newport Beach handled the transaction in the amount of $115,400. . Technology Marketing Inc .. already located in the llC, has · purchased an additional 8.000 square feel or condominium space in Koll /Irvine Ce nter for the manufacturing of computer test equipment. Chip Dever of In· duslrial Brokers, Irvine. handled the transaction in the amount of $128,000. Crestline Busin eS!i Systems, Inc .• of Newport Beach. purchased an 8,000-square-foot un it for the manufacturing or printed forms Cor the com puter industry. Doug Jones and Dick Crammer of Coldwell Banker's Newport Beach office handled the transaction in the amount or $164,400. QC PACKAGING OF Irvine has purchased a <t ,lllO-square-- foot unit for the manutacturin&or packae:ing equipment. A.A. Turner &. Associates, Irvine. handled the transact.loo in the amount of$87,300. Koll/Irvine Center has com· pleted construction of its lhird phase of development with 21 of the 33 units, many with pre-- fin ished orrice s pace, already sold or leased in the 101-unit pro- ject, Al strom said. A fourth and final phase of 22 units is planned for early next year. Koll/Irvine Center is located at the intersection or the San Diego and Newport Freewa)"$. adja· C'enl to Orange County Airport at Red Hill Avenue. modelinf, an architect Is !he_ bet. Often, it la difllcult to l!od one wbo will take cm relatively small jobs, but even a f.,.. boun of coosuilaUon can be belj)tul. A knowledceable contractor, particularly ooe wbo speclaJ1zes 10 remodelln&, also can help .wort out plam. Unl"'ll you bave penonal lmowlqe of a cmtra.,.., tor's reliability and lbe kind or work be does, check out several. A top-notch buildinl aupplieo de- aler la a eoocl source of lnfonna- tlca for do-it-yourself pnijocto. Where PoSsible, dlacuu llOt..,. ly tbe Job at band, 'but yoiir future plans. To belp you get started ca :ioar own list, you might COlllllder: Insulation, ventilating or air conditioning, electronic air cleaning. humidifying, de· humidityia&, weatherstripping- doors and windows, combinatioo screen.storm windows, oew roof· Ing. MODERNIZING PL11MBING, electric wiring. Remodeling ldtcben, baths, adding addlUonal baths. Finishing off attic, base- ment or garage space to ottain needed living area. Expanding. bowie through addition. lnstall}.ng acousUcal tile ceil· ings, new wood or otber !looring, adding built-in storage or !wnlture. General decoratlca and mail>- tenance. Updating outdoor living with patios, barbecue, swimming pool, other.r recreation areas. Consider screened ln outdoor liv· ing area, privacy fencing. Refurbish driveway, provide '6· street parking. Plant trees and develop overall landscaping plan. It's natural in tbe enthusiasm of plannine to conceatrate on ·ap. pearance, but safety can be ooe of the best remodeling invest· ments. For instance, if la!Je expanses of llas5 are Involved ID a~ be •ure it la safety lllaU and ~ Jure there la grillewutr: or other decoration to mtnlm.lz:o the dancer of IJllury Dom walkflli lbrou&b what appean to be open space. PAY ATl'ENTIONtostalnri:r desl&n and maintenance. Unevm ri!ora that break the walldnC m1lbm can cause a fall. Too steep a pllcb can throw a pencn oU balance. 0 pen eteps and worn, uneven steps are beel catchers. Handrails are .,.._ Ual. Energy Test8 ·il Conducted on Fresno Homes FRESNO (UP!)-Eigbtbomejl inlhe Fresno area will partlcipol/I in a nationwide study to do- termlne energy conservation tecbnlquesandneeds. . ~~~P~.."t1:1a'= lngttie year long study ID slJt cities a.,,_ the United Stateo upartaf a major study by the departmeqt of mechanical engineerinf at Obio State University which bu been working on test models ID eoer&Yconservation. Eacb bouse In the study will be equipped witb tape recorders which measure energy usage and temperatures to giveresearchen; a better idea of bow dlfrerent kinds of beating Sylltems and cool- ing syatems £unction in terms of what they deliver. The information on the tapes will be sent once or twice a mmtb to Ohio State for evaluation by tho mechanical engineering depart· ment. All 97 Of Them Madrid Fore Series Sold • . "Since Har!Y and I moved to Mission Ridge, nobody asks'Hows business?' anymore The limited edition series was priced from .Madrid Fore series of $57,000 to $86,500 and of. ·l ine homes has been feredthree.fourandfive -completely sold out ac· bedroom models. Schulz cording to Don Schulz, noted that tbese homes director of product d&-were offered to buyers at velopment and sales for prices well below com- Mission Vie/·ocompany. parable Orange County Sifted am d the rambl· golf course oriented ing hills bordering the homes. Robert Trent .Jones. designed ''Mission Im· possible'' private mem~ bership golf course, the entire series or97 Madrid 1',ore homes sold within 16 mon ths . ''This was a highly limited edition or fine homes,•· said Schulz, "reflecting numerous modifications of our poputaf Madrid series.'' "MADRID FORE homeowners can take advantage of the leisure time-Oriented lifestyle at Mission Viejo.·· Schulz added. In addition lo the famous ··Mission Im· possible'· golf course, the community also boasts an executive- Jength public golf course, three optional mem- MODIFJCATIONS in-bership recreation cen· corporated into the de-· ters as well as a careful· sign of the Madrid Fore ly maintained equestrian homes included addi· center. Among the many tional square footage professionally planned a n d b a 1 c o o i e s of and directed activities sweeping proportions in found in Mission Viejo is some of the models. the Nadadores Swim· Added emphasis was ming Team, the number given to the detailing of one club team in the na· exteriors while many lion. a menities normally of-Five other distinctive fered as "options" were home styles, all single designed into these family designs ranging homes from the start. in price from $34,495 to Among these amenities· $133,000 includine: the re- are wet bars, mirrored cently introduced and wa rdrobe doors in very popular CordPva m aster suites and series of moderately custom -created entry priced homes. are cur· doors. rently being offered In The Madrid Fore MissionViejo. 5 New Tenants . At Campus Drive The Orange County or. Also Fieldtec, Inc., a Cice of Charles Dunn hospital equipment sales Company announces the f!rm, an~ KCS Construc- signing of five new te-tion, which are relocal· nants to leases at the4500 ing from other Newport Campus Drive office Beach addresses, and T. ·building in Ne wport P. _Re<!-lly, a new or· Beach. Developed by garuzalion. . Koll-Wells. . Representing bo~b Richard N. Frost, who" less~ and the lessor m .,J heads up the Charles. aµ five lease lr~osnc· Dunn Newport Beach of· lions was Frec1a C. fice, says they include a Ransom. new branch office fortbe.----------l Bubble Machine, Long . Beach·beadquartered ·car wash chain, and losurance Educational . Association, San Fran· ; cisco-based insurance "training organi%ation. \ • ,\ 9o:a1a:uwaA ...;< A great place tor kids. ... "That question never failed to come up during our little get-togethers at the old place. Denise (who is married to Harry's brother, an icthyologist) would always wander around the house with a cocktail in her left hand and a Virginia Slims in her right hand, pretending to be browsing (I knew she was guessing . the price of everything), and so rd say, 'Can I get you anything else .•. dear~Then she'd take a long drag from her cigarette, blow the smoke out and say, 'How's business ... dear?' 'Fine; I'd say. And she'd always say, 'Really?' Well, about a month ago, we gave a house-warming party. I could hardly wait. The same friends and relatives came, but I knew it would be different. First, you have.to pass th e Private Country Club to get here (we're members, of course). But our home ... that's the clincher. You enter it through a wide galleria and the door opens into a tiled e ntry way that leads to a sunken living room with a vaulted ceiling that has exposed beams and a custom masonry fireplace . The kitchen is very large and the answer . to every woman's prayer, even if you don't • cook. It has the very latest-and the most sophisticated-electric range, a self- cleaning oven, a microwave oven, a dishwasher, trash compactor, triple sinks (one with a waste disposal in it), natural ash cabinets, a serving bar, a formal dining room, 3 bedrooms (the master suite has a fireplace and a garden bath), a den (it can be a fourth bedroom), 3 baths, a powder room, a 3-car garage, a red tile roof, intercom system and lots more; really, there's just too much to tell. Irfowever, I will tell you one tnore thing. Denise never said one word. I mean not a word. When th e party was over and all our guests were gone, I knew HarlJ'. an~.1 IIliSSiOil Ridge hadamved. From su2,ooo A toS128,()00. ~ ~ (Also included are ~ 1 ¥-'!;,~--~"-· -~i-' S-BedroomV-Story plan<.) Cl or,o 0 ~ \ (714) 831-9920 ~ 'U """'00'• -c ~ \ , -• MISSION VIEJO ~~~,,.- ByMiollonVlljo Company, 8uilden of Amalea's Moot s..a-lul New Communitt<S ' • • .. r- 1Qt DAILY PILOT 0 Sund1y, OctoMr-19, 1975 autade lSol ' ~. j • .. ' . ' . ,. Highest Cement Condos? .. • .. Easy Living for Adults Cuta de! Sol, Mi.Sion Vlejo's active adult community, has only a few homes available tor purchase between now und the firslof tbe year whet1 unit six will be offered. During the first six months or 1975, over M Casta del Sol homes were puTchased for an average of a sale every other day. Don Schulz, directorofproduct development and sales, Mission Viejo Company. says, .. we feel thit the s uccess of Casta del Sol . is mainly because buyers see the homes as u terrific bargain. Many units come fully carpeted and air conditioned, with a private patio and an automatic garage door opener included in the purchase price.'" OTHER FACTORS contribut- ing to the development's success. Schul z believes are. ••the numerous recreatiocal activities Irvine Office Open For Bird Realtors r Donald M. Bird, Associates, a Tustin real estate compriny, h<is: opened a St'cond office in the 'Douglas Plaza ·complex, in Irvine, near Orange County Airport. Jlerbert "'Ru7.z'' Evers lias been n amed manager or the new office. EvC'rs, formc-rJy director of sales for Valentine Realty Co : jn Orange, \vas named "f<ealtor Associate of the Year'' in 1974 by , tbe East Orange County Bourd or Realtors. The Irvine office is located at ' t. 2192 }.1 artin Ave. fn the Airport J>rofcssional lluilding. Last year the Bird firm in- creased bu~in ess over J973 ,·olumn by 1owerccnt, recording S23,440,000 in sales .by the three company divisions. In the past year the Don Bird starr increased from 19 to 4 t persons with.real estate licenses. The Investme nt Division, which includes the New I lomes section, now is handling sales for 14 de· velopersof new housing. available right in the adult C'Om· munity and a very leisure way of life offering seclusion from inter· ruptions.'' Casta del Sol was created for adults over 45 with no C'hildren under 21 in residence. and pro-- vides an around-the-clock securi· ty system. plus a continually- manned guard-gate entrance. Additional privacy res ults because many streets have homes on only one side-a factor also creating a sense or openness and spaciousness. !IOMEOWNERS in the com- munity have exclusive use or a $700,000 recreation center, which includes a large heated swim- ming pool, a jacuzzi, physical fit- ness rooms, a ~ame room with pool and snooker tables, a lapidary and wood works hop, bocce bowling and new s huf· fleboard indoor courts. A full- t1m'C professional recreation s taff guides ;j diversified pro- gram or year-round activities solely f orlhe residents. . Only a quarter mile away are shopping fa ci lities, and a n Orange County Transit District bus stop, plus the community borders the Casta del Sol ex- ecutive-length public golf course. REAL ESTATE Cambridge Gets Deal Nearing completion and ready ror occupan· cy. ii the 17 -story, 1~ unit Queen's Surf con- dominiums. The Queen's sUrf, re- ~ed to as the highest cement block structure in Ute world. sold over one-third or the con- dominiums within the flJ'St month after opening the sales office and furnished models. There are presenUy of- CAMBRIDG E, Mass. fered one and two- <UPI> .-Take heart -bedroom condominium.'I there IS _a place where with ocean views, over- people will pay less pro-looking the Queen Mary perty _t8:X in 1976_ than the harbor, and for lb~ they did in ~975.. • city lights with prices For the first t1~e lD ~ ranging between $36,9::1() years, theCB;mbndgec1· to $85,950 at 1750 E. lytaxratew1lldropnex_t Ocean Blvd .• Long year. probably by $5, Ci· iBeacb. ty Manager James Sullivan said. The condos come with In 1 9 s 4 , the r ale central air conditioning, dropped JO cents, from dis h washer , stove, $48 .60 to $48.36. This gai-bage disposal and time, the drop is from carpeting. Some units $185.30 to $180.30 or have their own washer possibly less. The reduc· and d ryer facilities and tion results from a $2.5 ·each floqr has ils own million cash surplus this laundry room and trash year. shoot. • en11igs Lake Forest is proud to announce the: Grand Openings of The Oaks. The Oaks l1omes arc designed with many Grand Openings tl1at will allow the natural beauty of the outdoors to enhance the charm of Tl1e Oak~ interiors. The totally unique floorplans feature interior atriunls, sky .. lights, clerestory windows, vaulted ceilings and totally private sheltered patios. The uniqueness of 1hcse homes arc further com .. plimentcd by the location which overlooks Lake Forest's largest fresh \Yater lake and the ne\v million dollar ·sail and Swim Clubhouse for residents only. .. -· .. _. A Grand Open Feeling is created with our high vaulccd ceilings and spacious rooms, perfect fo r entertaining. Clerestory windo,\vs allow nature's warmth to permeate as streams of light from above flood into the living rooms. -. 1 ) ..,.... __ , ·~·--:;" • --- The Grand Open Community of Lake Forest is the perfect setting for The Oaks. With Lake Forest's largest lake and ne''"·est clubhouse only steps from you r front door, you'll enjoy sailing and swi mming as often as you wish. The clubhouse also features five tennis courts, a teenage c lubhouse. olympic sized swimming pool and a complete spa. And the lake Forest Equcrstrian Center is only m inutes away. Grand Openings are everywhere at ' The Oaks. Like the skylight above the elegant Roman tub itl the master , bath of Plan D, or the \"cry private garden atrium that opens into the bathroom in Plan C. J •. The Grand Entrance Ways feature custon1 Cl'ramic tile halls. On some plans the entryway leads 10 an open garden atrium, anotl1cr way in which The Oaks blends the outside \vith the inside to bring you truly unique designs in living. The bathroom hardware is of match .. ing an tique nickel, the cabinets in the master suites are stained hardwood, the ligh~ing fixtures are decor .. ator designed, the counters are corian and the grandest thing of all is that all of these custom features are included in the basic selling price. 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MOO OllAllS1..N r •IACH U.STSIDE 3 BR+fftly $72,500 Gorgeous custom home! Prime Eastslde Mesa location. Walk to Westcliff! Tree-lined street. Custom built just two years ago! Large Uv-1 ing room. Chef's kitchen. Big family room. Three king size bedrooms. Pool size yard. A terrific value! Don't wait. call now. 752-1700. Ol>fN iu 9-: 11 s rvN Tb etr;ilf:'i• - THE REAL ESTATERS EXECUTIVE RETREAT ' J ~ Jlidden behind massive 4 gates and a high privacy 4 wall is this opulent ' Newport Beach mansion I with a s pectacular ' panoramic viCw. No ex .. pense was spared inits old wwkl construction. decoratin g a n d 4'I furniahing, Available t wi t h or with ou t rurmsrung.s, the ownersi will consider both ex- changes and the use or other properties aa all or part or the down pay .. ment. By appointment to qualified buyers only WESTCLIFF Just li s ted -most popular m odel! Beautifully decorated 3 bedroom home on large comer lot. Plush carpet. ing, spacious kitchen, dining and manicured yard. Absolute must to see-$19,950. Cal l 545-8424 Associated South Coast Brokers. Sat~;.~:z.4 l~ 1200 Donr Dr.HS STUNNING SECLUDED POOL This lovely executive home is nestled away on . a private cul-de-sac street. Extra large bedrooms. Professional· ly landscaped, low main- tenance garden. Ex .. travaganL pool and waterfall • l"Quall l liii•Plac• Prap91'ti•• ~ 752-1920 t400 QUAtlST. HIWf'OIT S(ACli OPEN SA.T /SUH 1·5 512381h51rftt Waterfront, pier/slip,' Spark1e plenty! lmmac. 3 BR .• 2 Ba. home.· GOURMET KITCHEN! Lovely patio. Move-in re. ady I Reduced to $139,000 ' OPEH SUH. l ·S 209J-• Sharp Lido Sands 3 BR 2 ha. Owner anxiouS! $62,SOO ..,.oolayl'rop. RHffora '1 * 67S.7060 * ·' LOW INTEREST " VALOAN i'. 11 aTatlable on this sharp, Eastside rami~ home. 4 B<lrms 4 F!J.! E1.clnt decor & loca~ Beat Newport-Cost Meaa acbool dtstri ... .1uat !lated. 646-711 ~ Open Eves. '. 1111 "1 "' ' . ---·-···-..,, J._ ... ! . I f ' 2 . s ' t I I ' ' I I ( ptlot Logia~ ) • • Mother Lode Lure Endures By WILLIAM SCllJIEIBEB: Of .. Dllttr ........... · Tile swlll·runninf rivers of C&liforo!a ·s Mother Lode are estjoying a new kind of popularity boom apart from scores of op- portunlata who aUll aluice and pan 1n hopes of lindi.ng a fortune. Zlg·Hf&in& among bl1 auction dredges and wet-suited placer miners are legions of white·water kayaken. lo ever increasing numbers, they are nocldng to the Sierra foothills in search of fut.er, rougher and more treacherous rapids. TWO WEEKS AGO, during an im · promptu tour of the so-called "Golden Chain" of mining boomtowns, I tried my hand at the sport that is challenging enough to qualify as an Olympic event. My younger <andfarmoreoimble) brother served as my teacher and guide in the sport. which has become so popular that pressure is be- ing put on governrpent leaders to protect the "wild" rivers from dam4 ming. The California kayak crowd prefers a half-dozen flvers starting at the Yuba and American Rivers in the north to the Stanislaus' KH•••••• River in the south. That just about stakes out the incredible mining district that 125 years ago tr aced a gold and quartz vein 150 miles long and only one mile wide. WE CHOSE THE SCENIC Mokolumne River, whjch lies about half way down the chain near the towns of Volcano, Jackson and Mokolumne Hill, all steeped in the lore of the 49ers. Brother came equipped with the latest l gear, ranging from color4 matcbed helmet and life vest to a IS -foot boat made from the same plastic used for Frisbees. He said it was nexi· ble enough to bounce o[f the big rocks -very encouraging. · I was ~anded his old helmet Cthe one with patcba where lhe holes aod cracks bad been), a life Jatket und an inflatable kayak: I had to blow up berore the Journey could even start. Once on the lcy river lhe had a wetauit. J didn't), l lmmediately found white water kayaking is not a "dry" sport. I had a floating bathtub in no time. BUT WITHOUT QUESTION, the sensa· tion of ahooling down rapids between boulders the size or boweti is incredible· and thrilling to say the very least. In a kayak , there is eoougb control to go throu1b the rapids once, swing out into an up - stream eddy of water below them and shoot through the rough water again -a process called ''stunting·· or ''playing''. The four -mile trip that could take a half· hour straight through took us nearly rour boon. Satisfied with one, safe trip through each o( the rapid:s, I sat in calm water near sbe?r..e.. watching my brother risk his neck in r_apids called ''The Chute,'' ··s -turn'' and "Cruncher.·· They were mild by comparison to some he 's seen -only about number three on a difficulty scale or one to six. THE BEST STUNTEB:S PEB:FOB:M amazing feats. including paddling their craft head-on into the rushing water to perform nose stands -a trick yet to be mastered by my brother, whose boat rolled over on several attempts. The rollovers look worse than they are. K-ayakers are trained in the "Eskimo Roll ," which is not a dance step but a method of shift· ing the body weight to pop back up. It works unJess, as happened to my brother, your head gets lodged between underwater rocks. Then there's onlY one recourse -the ego. denating exit from the boat to come up for air. My own performance on the river was Jess spectacular than most, though I did succeed in flipping over in the roughest section. After the second and final run, I lefl with a new understanding and respect for the daredevils who fight tooth and nail to save the the very rivers that could cost lhem their lives . wilb any wrong move. Choking:Needless Killer r Chiropractor Explains Huw to Save Victim f ~ By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI ot .. O.lty ... ._ SlMf Warren Famalaro nearly died a couple of years ago at the age of 21. The cause: prime rib. It's not an unusual cause of death. People have even died of · steak and boiled potatoes. . Mama Cass died of a sandwich and Pope Adrian joined the his4 tory pages somewhat sooner than he expecte.d when he -popped grapes into his mouth Roman- style. BECAUSE FAMALARO sur· vived his prime rib he gets all choked up about the subject or choking-food inhalation to be precise. The El Toro_ chiropractor says people are dying needlessly because others don't know how to help them when they are gagging on food . That was the case recently when a waitress stood helplessly by as a woman in her 70s gasped for breath in a .• local fish restaurant. FAMALARO, WHO happened to be eating lunch there at the time. says he r estored her breathing by popping out a shrimp. "Ninety percent or deaths by choking ~an be prevented if the proper proc ed ure s are followed ," says Famalaro. who believes training or restaurant workers in food extraction should be mandatory and wants to assist by giving free seminars. He personally bas observed nine gaggings in restaurants and bas assisted in seven or eight cases in uncl ogging the breathing passages. ONE WAY OF DOING that is with the Choke •ver, a handy set of plastic roreceps which can be inserted into the throat to re· move the obstruction. "But the best things you have are the tweezers in your hands. You can use the fingers as a tongue depressor or grab the tongue with a napkin, then reach down with the other hand and try and find the obstruction," he ex· plains. U that doesn't work you should try to get the patient to expel it with one big burst from the lungs. "THEY SHOULD TRY to slurp and cough until it comes out. A lot of people are too embarrassed to do that in a restaurant and try to run to the restroom. It's the 'won1t thing they coold passibly do bee!ause with lbe oxygen re- quired to run there they could be dead in two minutes.'' "' Another melbod of clearing the dbstruction i3 to have the person bend over and then give him a good old.fashioned smack right ~wel!n the shoulder blades. A fourth posslbllity is having the pe.non· ({e on his back as pressure ii applied with lhe hands tothedlaphra1m. • ' .. .. .. HOW TO Cl.EAR A GAGGING VICTIM'S THROAT Fam•laro Demonstrate• on Aide Jennifer Manley bear4 hug from behind as he bends over and using the pres· sure already in the lungs to force out the particle like in a pop gun. "IC nothing works-and this is hairy -the only thing left to do is an emergency tracheotomy which is now being performed by laymen as well as doctors," Famalaro says. lt involves cutting a small hole between the bumps fonhed by the Adams 'apple and a second bump just below it with anything that may be available, such as a piece of broken glass or a steak knife.. and then inserting the hollow part.of a ball point pen. THIS I S A LAST resort measure and when things reilch that paint obe shouldn't worry • ·about cutting up anyone's neck, Famalaro says. "They are going to die anyway. What is the differe:nce if you cut up their neck?'' he: uks. Geod Samaritan l aws, li"amalaro point3 out, protect people from being s ued for operations such as these in life or death situations. "WITIIlN il'HB:EE MINUTES there is severe d amage to the tis4 sue and within fixe millJ.!!es there is brain damage and in seven minutes there is probable. death," he says. Before considering any of the maneuvers outlined by Famalaro the choking victim should always be asked if be can speak. '"If he can't. it's likely to be a stroke or a heart problem. If he can it's usually a sign of cbok· ing ... THOSE WHO ADMINISTER first -aid to choking victims always shoul d call for paramedics and keep a close watch on tbe time, keeping the ballpoint pen ready "if there is a need to do something drastic." Famalaro, who ls presenting choke lectures on television sta- tions, says about 8,000 people dJe or food inhalation a Yffl'. Often poorly fitting dentures are held to blame because it· may hurt to chew the food pro. perly. In addition, the upper plate res tricts the denture wearer from reeling the size of the bite. I THEN TBBRE IS me called Heimlich man.euver. nUa ln· volv• 1rabblnf the penon ln a The pe-raon workin1 with a choklllf victim has predOU!' lltlle Ume to cet the Job dooe. the chiropractor maJntalns. Restaurant owners or other groups i nterested in bavina Famalaro demonstrate the tlte- savins procedures may call him at&l7-8610. l ' • DAILY PltDT ••• She's a Wonderwoman Star of TJ1 Movie Clmms Curves Don't Clash lly VEllNON 9COJT HOLLYWOOD (UPl) -Lynda Carttt, Min UsA ol 1973, sat in the dimly-lit restaurant, her blouse unbuttoned sufficienUy to convince the caaual ob&erver she wa:sn·t wearinll a bra .. Her bosom, Uk~ the rest of her, ch•ilenges physical perfection. Viewers may judge for themselves Nov. 1 wheosbestars in "Wonderwoman," an ABC·TV movie. Odds are she wiU play the role In a weekly series beginning in January. Providing, of course, tbe movie i:t well received. SHE IS AS BRIGHr as she is beautiful and finds her scanty costume and sex object role have placed her in a dilemma. She identifies s trongly with the feminist movement, although not a libber herself. How, then, does sheratiooali2e displaying her curves while npousing dignity and equality for womankind? "I think of Wonderwoman as a real champion· of the feminists," she said in a sultry, liquid voice. "She's stronger than any man physically. She is fast, rues in an invisible plane and can force anyone to tell the truth. "WONDERWOMAN IS good for the feminine ego because she is beautiful . strong and in · telligent. She's not competitive with other women. She isn't a threat to them. I think she gives women a better self ·image.'' Still, Lynda Carter is s.root-9. 129 paunds, long legged and a knockout. Wouldn't she lend to make other women feel inferior? What about the S·foot-2, 147-pound housewife with close-set eyes, mousy hair and piano legs? How can she identify with Won- derwoman, much less Lynda? . FORMER MISS USA NOW STARS IN 'WONDERWOMAN' She Can Still Identify With Women's Llberetion, However The gorgeous newcomer frowned for a moment and said, "If we do become a series I hope the producers will include some of Wonderwoman's friends, a fat one perhaps. a less attractive ·woman and a more beautiful OQe. "THAT WAY WE can de· monstrate that beauty is a re· lative quality. The only thing that matters is how beautiful a woman is inside. "Actually, it 's !'flOre difficult for a beautiful woman to have a good self-image than it is for less physically attractive women. The beauty is always wondering bow long it will last or if she looks as good as she did tbe day before. · "The best adjusted women are those in the middle -th e ones who are neither gorgeous nor re· ally•unattractive. "Wonderwoman has been at· customed to nothing but spec· tacular·looking women. "THE PICTUB:E STARTS on Paradise Is land where only women have lived for 2,000 years. In the 1940s a pilot crash· lands on the island and the Amazons fight to see which of them will take him back to civilization . "'They hold a kind or Olympic games to determine the winner. Naturally, it's Wonderwoman." Lynda competes in lhe games heneU and does almost all the stunts in the picture, which she reels is a boon to feminists. "The only time we used a stunt girl was for cras hing through Dave a Nice Day • • . Whaddya Mean By That? By DICK WEST WASHINGTON !UPlJ Shagworth came to work in a foul mood. "Why are you in such a foul mood, Shagworth?'' 1 asked. Shagwort.h said be was in a foul mood because he was fed up with everyone telling him to have a nice day. "I HAD TO STOP by the bank, the grocery store and the gas sta- tion before coming to work this morning," he said. ''The teller, the checker and the pump atten~ dant aJI told me to have a rtice day. "Then, driving to work, I passed four cars with 'Have a Nice Day· bumperstickers. I'm sure they meant well but it's get4 ting under my skin. •"If one more person tells me to have a nice day, I'm liable to punch him right in the nose.'' I said, ·'What do you want them to do, Shagworth? Wish you 'Happy New Year?"' "YOU HAVE TOIJCHED on the very paint I was about to make,'' Shagworth said. ''During the Christmas seas<!!!t. don't you get tired of people wishlDg you 'Merry Christmas?''' I agreed that Merry Christmas wishing probably was a bit over· ·done, but added that since it only lasted a few weeks once a year it was something I could live with. "Now you've hit the point dead center," Shagworth said. ".Sup- pose people wished you Merry Christmas all year loog the way they tell you to have a nice day. Wouldn't that drive you up the wall?" "Whal are you suggesting, Shag worth?·· SHAGWORTH SAID RE was suggesting that Congress of· ficiaJiy designate March 15 as National Nice Day and declare lt a legal holiday. ''For a couple of weeks beforehand, we could all go around telling each other to have a nice day. Then when the holi · day waa over, we could go back to saying 'Don't take any wooden nickles' or whiltever." I said, "What's wrong with having nice days all the time?'' "Simply this. There are some day.s when you don't feel li~e having a nice day. You feel llke having a crummy day, and when • \,\GHTEJt SIDE people tell you to have a nice day it rubs you the wrong way. ""OU FEEL LIKE giving them\a nas ty reply, like "Don't tell me what kind of a day to have, Buster . ., "Then there are other days when external conditions -say a dental appointment -are such that there is no way you could have a nice day. "At times like that being told to have a nice day puts you on the defensive. You want to sna p, 'Oh, yeah? Well . I'd likctoseeyou have a nice day with a root canal job staring you in the face.· "BUT MOSTLY lT'S a matte r of reverse psychology. Being told so many times to have a nice day, you have a rotten day out of sheer perversity." I said, "Shagworth, you used to be a real sweetheart. I 'm afraid being told to have a nice day has ruined your disposition." "That's right," Shagworth· snarled. ··No m ore Mr . Ni ce Guy." Junior Miss wntestanls Being Sought ·. Senior girls at Dana HiUs and San Clemente high schools are being sought as applicants for the Junior Miss contest Spon$0red by the South Coa..stJaycees. The winner will receive a $500 college scholarship and go on to state and national competitions. National finalis ts will vie for $55,000in scholarships. Local competition will be held Nov. 23 at the San Clemente Community Clubhouse. Judging will be based on scholastic achievement, creative talents, self development a.nd community work . Girls may apply through counselors at the two high s.chools. glass doors.·· she said. ••r keep in shape by playing tennis and hav- ing massages twice a week." MlSS CARTER, a native of Scottsdale, Ariz., is unmarried. She lives with a Los Angeles psychiatrist. , She recently completed a Bon- nie and Clyde.type movie. "Oe$perado," co-starring Mar. joe Cortner. the former child evangelist. She hopes to be.come a movie-. TV star, but even it she doesn't she is destined to remain a win- ner. If all females looked like her there would be no liberation mov. ement nor fight for equality. Lyn· da is so obviously a superior·. creature that men wouJd be seek- ing a male Bella Abz:ug to lead them out of the woods. 2 Saddlehack Clerics Jorn "Help Line' Two Saddleback Valley clergymen have joined Gerald Pederson of Moynt of Olives Lutheran Church on Open Line, a telephone counseling service of Saddleback Valley Help Line. The three clergymen have made themselves available at spe'cified times for telephone counseling at the Help Lin e number, 830·2522, s aid Fran Hastings, Help Line chairman. THEODOllE KLINE, pastor of Christ's Presbyterian Church of Saddleback Valley, will take calls Mondays from 9 a.m . to ooon. Bob Jepson, associate pastor of St. George's Episcopal Church in Laguna Hills, will be available Tuesdays from IOa.m.tonoon. noon . Gerald Pederson receives calls Wednesdays from noon to4 p.m . KLINE, WllO IS a graduate of the School of ReHgion, Temple University, has been a minister for 29 years. He has had ex- tensive counseling experience as a military chaplain, said Mrs. Hastings. Jepson wa s ordained four years ago and has completed graduate courses in counseling. lie has worked as a hospital chaplain and has done counseling for a crisis telephone counseling service and in induslry. PEDERSON, WHO holds a doctor""ate from Southern California School of Theology. Claremont, is the author of a· book , "Peace -Or Not Leaving It to the Pacifists··, as well as numerous articles on religion and family life, The three clergymen will dis· cuss personal. family or spiritual concerns, Mrs . Hastings said. Open Llne callers are free to re- main anonymous. Studio Raided UNION CITY (UPll -Afterro ·protesting citi:Ecns picketed the Cupid Adult Dancing Studio, PoUce raided the place. Detec •. lives arrested Linda M. He.ath, 25, San Leandro, and Medelyn C. Rucker, 25, Oakland, oo morals cha.rces. • ' -• " ~ ... .,,.. .. _, --·-· ---ft' -• D • DAILY PILOT &.tnd-Oc,toblt19 1'15 forS. j ........... S. 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Private point, gat ed e ntry, w ith · pool & jacuzzi. $850,000 Candi Grant/Pal Hug LINDA I SLE; Commanding view of bay; 3 bdrms. +den + family rm. $495,000. Sha ron Lynch/Pat Hug LINDA ISLE ; 4 Bd nn.1-story, +Cami· ly rm., on lagoon Pi er &slip. $215,000 CathcrincTcnnille LIDO ISLE Estate; self -contained. on 165 ft. lot. Se p. guest house. ·3 Car gar age. Catherine Tennille OWNER MOTIVATED ; Bluffs condo. 3 Bdrms .• 21/2 bath.5, lease or lease/op· lion. $56 ,500 M ary &Don ' 1002G..,.rol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• We lto11®Co1npa r1 y f~ I I\ l 1 l I II C., TURnEROCK Lovely 4 !JR, l op Joe . Assumable 80% ioan. Just listed 10% Down -$69,50(}. 19291 EJ y Drive, lrvinc Sunday 2·5 SHORECllFfS 3 BR, 2 BA , pool & view. Sun 1-4 234 Morning Canyon Rd . CdM HEW DUPLEX CdM SI 33,000 3 + 2 -507 Larkspur Sun 2·4 EMERALD BAY Charming J BR, So. of Hwy. Room for pool and ad d -on \V /vi ew. $179,500. CAMEO SHORES 4 BR on large lot. View. Many extras. incl. pool, r ec room, sauna & bath. 4500 Orrington, CdM $275,000. 2K45 E Co<l'I H ughway Corona dcl Mar ti7~ Ull 111 1002G ...... al IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LU.SE OPTION CONDOS •SEE this dramatic 3-BR 3-ba , sunny !Jig Canyon Condo. $900 . per mo. Immed occ. Offered al $188,000. OPEN SUN 1-5 : 11 Rue Verte •3-BR, 3-ba. oceanfront condo, Balboa Penin., on the sandy beach with a dramatic ocean view . Near restaurants & shops. $5SU per mo./ or $87. 000. ~ L(// <f""e-!12/ BtaHffe REAL ESTATE 644·639_7 ~~!'! .......... !~.~~~~ .......... !~.~~ ~TJOOCOOCCt.1U:LTJ:ll'ti7JJ BAYFRONT I I 2-Big bdrms .• ? baths, completely re- decorated to ne w ••Get set for fantastic financing Total down payment $3,950 -That 's no misprint. only three thousand nine hundred fifty dollars. Owner will carry balance al 81>% interest. No points,. no Joan fees, no deJays, Pier & slip· -avail. $95,000. JACOBS REALTY FINANCE Lovtt1 family home en· ci rc1in1 huge patio. 4-lrg BR's, 21,.;:-ba w {marble, ramily rm, very la.rae llv rm •nd log burning fireplace. Laund.ry room with sewin~a~a. Low maintenanc , pool Ilk lot. $89,950. llf · CALL 6 0-6600 G~rr e 01 ..... 11 .... COUNTRY CLUB VILLA In the true Medllerra- nian tradition. Red tile roof, heavy stucco &. be amed arc hitecture. Walk to the Country Club. Spanish tile enter· tainment patio. brick firepl ace. fa mily room overlook.s 2nd patio graced with S panish arches . Unbe li ev ably priced al $::17,500!! Call 640·0303 A CU.DWlll IMIUJ COll'AJIY $35,500 TRY AND BEAT THIS Price, Location 8 nd Terms! H a rd ·to-find English Tudor Manaion. 3-Lrg BR. formal din rm, spacious !iv rm. Price re· duced for quick sale. Call for .details 540-3666 Ol'EH SAT /SUH 1 ·5 20711 Kel•ln L..,. Huntington Beach More house for .the money in this super clean, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, newly decorated home. New carpets, new tile. 1 Mile to beach ; close to schools. $51.SOO 673-3663 833·0523 Eves TWO ANE HOMES CHOICE "EARLY AREA" * BOTH OPEN TODAY * 1951 SAN BRUNO. A single story end unit, 3 bdrms., 2 baths. Ideal couple home. Freshly painted; included in sale, washer/dryer & Refri gerator . Our very best l ·slory value a l $.57,000! ! ! 501 LUCIA. Unusual & rare 2-story (not split level), Dolores plan,'3 lldrms . + ••surprise den ••; end unit with huge wrap-ard'und patio & fronting on ''giant'' greenbelt. A home of fantastic potenLial. Priced al $72,500. HASTINGS & CO., Realtors Rl119 640·5560 Day or hOfting Eattbluff Profe11ional lklg. G.-al 1002'G.,,...al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 LIHDA ISLE Gracious family home ; main channel location. Pier & slip for large boat. Priced to sell -$285,000. Call 673-9060 DOLL HOUSE Only 5 yrs. old; 1-blk. to oce an. $77,500 DUPLEX Architecturally outstanding; prime first block from ocean. 2 Years new. $132,500 OPEH SUHDAY 1·5 Cape Cod, oceanfront. Home or in- come. 7210 W. Oceanfront. $165 ,000 OPEH SUHDAY :Z.6 Custom bui It, dramatic home on Balboa Penins ula Point. Racquet Club, boat launch, steps to ocean. I549 Oeean Blvd. $150,000 7UHITS G ..... at 1002 On Pe nin s u la. N .B . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Swimming pool. Xlnt rental. Priced to sell , $229,SOO 673-3663 • 675-4771 Eves DUPLEX Newport Island. Extra large 2 bdrm .• 2 bath each. Ovenlied garage: uppe r unit vacant. Priced at $93,500 673-3663 675-4m Eves associated 611 01< EA S ll f I\! T!i~S /'11'"" ~.!~ ',. •1i1 Costa Mesa Ol'EM SAT /SUM. 1·5 771 Allo9futny OPPORTUNITY! Buy this fixer-upper &. make a good investment! 3 BR., 2 ba .• lge. corner BLUFFS BIG 4 BDRMS. "Z"-PLAN. End unit, 2 yr. old . 2500 sq . ft ., 4 BR, fam. rm., form. din .. wet bar PLUS huge bonus rm. $99,500 "E"·PLAN. End unit, 3yr . old . 2250Sq. fl., 4 BR. fam. rm .• form. din. $93,500 CUSTOM, FURHISHBI MODELS Two of the m ost spectacular homes in Newport. Panoramic bay views. 3 BR's .• 3'h ba., fa m. rm. 2500 Sq. ft., nearly n ew. Each one-of-a-kind . $136,000 & $141,000 Including land. OPEH 1·5 292 I lj)UB>ADA HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR. IHC . MLS 644-0134 lot.; frplc ., F.A. heat, B-1 ...._ elec. kitchen ; dbl. ·' "73 Tap Ustor & Tap Sal..,,_ 1arage. Near frwy. & So . Coast Plaza. Priced at 1974 ltsoawr Up Hewpart.Mna-.taf R1~eo11-... ~• only $41 ,SOO & owner a nx · !'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!!!'!'!!!'!'!!!'!'!'! ious' . • G...,..1 I 002 G ...... I I 002 Newoort He10'hts ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ :~~s MINI llG CANYON Immaculate 3 bd•m. RANCH HOME h.ome, remodeled Sprawling 1/5 acre, $177,500 ~1tc~en, copper plumb· secluded location. Boat/ Truly fine 4·Bdrm 1ng , alley access for camper a ccess. Room w/separalemastersuite, ca~per or ~at storage. for pool, garden, etc. formal din, lri liv rm Cho1ce JocaUon l $58,500 Ranch style home with w/floor·lo cell frplc 11C 11 THOMAS huge.bonus room. Neatly ca th. beams Lhruout'. marucured front lawn, Separate lam rm w /used REALTOR c ur ved driveway . brick frpl c. Fantastic 224 w. Coa.st Hwy. Sacrifice at $41,500 ·gov· pool +whirlpool huge N'pt. Beach . 548·5527 ernment appraised. VA waterfall. Hurry!' EVES.,545-5643 l;~le< hurry!! CALL 640-6600 675-6670 GARDEH HOME ~,!,~ ;.:~2~:~~!~:.h~~: ~~err1·e Gu1rel 1002 G-ol 1002 has 4 bdrms. 3 baths, '""'"(U'-COlrMl'i \j ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fam rm & formal d1nmg ,-.~~~~~~~~g~~~~gQ~~l ~~~CO.~~"'~·~"~~~~ rm, Loads or stone work. CLASSIFIED will sell it. "'AIAHDOMED Authentic Spanish Vie Purchase subject lo 6% DECOUTORS lnEstale onapprox2acre1s, VA loan. Only $63,5<>0. VILLA" cm~.J.";"Jin.~:;~; 1 ;.;'. >4,S-94 •. 91. . S@ll4UlA-~£trs· $54,900 8Uest heuse. Custom That Intriguing Word Gam• with a Clr11cl<le RJ:mbling two story four xtras too numerous t , -----,.,.,. .,, CU.Y c. POUAH bedroom villa Jell vacant list. 3-car gar. Magnifi-• 0'"""'111?1' ~ 6 1t•o...t>fed .--...---.. tiy decorator owne r . cent '1-s tall barn, tack ' _.d, bltow to -~· 6 Spacious living and din-room , riding aren a . -· · · -. ' tffliple ~" ""''.,._,.of eo..h r.. 11aru,,. of JQuor ... ing roo ms. Dressed in White rail fencing MIHl·RAMCH BRAND NEW PLUSH Cl'06S Cen_ci~g. Property ONLY $39,500 CARPETS . Gourmet can be divided. Offered This h · 3 bd 2 kitchen. Freshly painted exclus. by c arming rm. and w a / Ip a p er e d Sandy Berwick Prop. ba,, home has new crpt. throughout . (lver5 1zed .By appointment only. blt·1n kit, cov patio. Close bedroom5 . Two ma1'ter 714-SM·0666 to schools & shopping. suites. Lar ge-<'Ul·dc·sac __ _c:_:_:c:::..:=:_--I Grow your own food on klt..Seethismodeltoday! COIOHADELMAI thi!' e xtra lge lo t . Call 963-6767 . DUPLEX ..._ ... L l lfiijl\g EL~i~E~ . lill. home in front pJua an ex· tra uh.It ln the rear. Each LIDO ISLE OAIIR.OORS 38dmq. +maid's nn. Formal dinln1 toonr Dtn with n reptace $159,000 •••• llAYFROIO' • a Bedroom.a J.>iu for60..n. boat &AW:::.~TY * 67M~62\'I'. with fireplace. Eich In RD£N JODAY marvelous condition. U.- NeW carpels, south of 3SLSCATAMARAN hlahway. Priced al lPM·SPM SW7000.Call673..USO. Burlingame. Big & 0!11'1111 ".,, s fu•' ioalM(t' Beautiful I Price reduced l~•llltf I W••j~~1i~~fKi1:" "· The !utat draw In the Have something you want Weit. • .a Daily Pilot to, sell ? Clu1lfled ad• do OWU1ed Ad. 142-Wll. k W.11. 6'2·567•. I 1 IP Al CJ T II NJ I ~~::'.,k:;~.,.a~~ . In uh~ groco'Y •to<•. "•eg- cfoun. Tke uack.d ones 1 H 0 0 R A W I ular eggs are a dollar a 1 I' I I I j 1 "" •IXIY"'IM cent.,;""-;::::::;::~;::::;:~::: me a -, will ya? ro "' l11 ir j 1 ( l "1 l~f.1.t'; .. ~t;~ .....-..... ~ 5CIAloW.ITs .......... "'c ... .iflc-7100 • I i{J·:.l\L,TCJl{S •.11111 l~J ·lli DOYP SHORES IEAUTY-SZl5.000 Fantastic 4 BR & pool home with beaut. view or bay & city lights. Lge colorful garden rm with roll-away roof & huge wet bar. Finest cptng & drapes . 1800 GALAXY DR. Sal/Sun 1·5 llRAND HEW-UHDA ISLl!-$395,000 Perfect design, rich plush cplng & drapes , expensive wallpapers, ex- tensive use of Italian marble & crystal, pool, jacuzzi & saWla. 5 Lge bdrms , FR, DR, Jge recreatioo rm. Pier/slip. 76LlNDA ISLE DRIVE Daily 1-5 LINDA ISLE-$395,000 New exclusive listing. Exciting full bay view! Room for 3 boats. Warm & gracious 5 BR, ram rm. DR. 5~ baths. Custom built for present owner. Ca!J ! LAGUHA IEACH Call today to see our fme exclusive Isl gs : J NEW J BR split levels with views, $66,900, $71,900, $73,900. Near new 3 bedroom split level, private area. $112.500. Laguna Niguel -New 4 BR castle in the sky w/commanding view of Dana Harbor. Exciting Conlemp. $149,500 FIVE IEOROOMS PLUS!! Quiet secluded area of N.B. Cheery kitchen w /bar which seats six, red brick frpl , loads of storage. Great yd for kids & pets. Sharp! $89,500 2926SILVER LANE Sun 1·5 FAIO'ASTIC .. t '• MODB.-$91.500 Big beaut. end unit in the "Bluffs ". Smartly decooatcd & upgraded. Wide vu of upper bay. 3 BR. o'size fam rm w/wet bar , 21h baths, 2 F.P . Privacy. 2987 QUEDADA Sal/Sun 1·5 EUROPE.AH CHARM-$275,000 Designed for the discerning buyer. Gorgeous replica of ItaJjan beauty as seen in Rome. Fantastic view from this Dover Shores 3 BR home. CHARMIHG CAMEO SHORES See this unusual 3 BR home overlook· ing the beautiful blue Pacifi c. Lovely pool & patio area in enclosed courtyd. Private beach. $139,000 4501 ROXBURY Sal/Sun 1-5 2111 s ... J ..... nHlUsRaad HEWl'ORT CEMTEA. H.I. 644-49 I 0 ' Gerwral 1002·G-.I 1002 . ....................... •······················ &st ' J3!uf 644-1133 rea lt y ANYTIME ILUFFS SPECIALISTS FOR I 0 YEARS OPEN HOUSES SUH. 1-S GREEHIELT-PRIVACY Split level beauty ; xlnt greenbelt loca- tion ! 3 Bdrms., 2'h baths; great wrap- aroUnd patio for entertaining. Loaded with custom features. Proud to show ! All for $75,900. 502 Vista Grande CHOICE 4 IDllM. Former model; large & lovely, with.all-,... the conveniences. 4 Bdrms., 2YJ: biths, family rm .• dining area , frpl.; secluded patio. Brighi & c heery thruoul. Close to Schools & shopping. 428 Vista Suerte. $62,900 1002 G........i IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PATIO JACUZZI PARK HUIO'IHGTOH 41DR + IOHUS + POOL This ia an oulstandin1 example of a home lhat Sunken living room , has been totally up- formal dining. Kitchen graded, with lavish use with nook. Party room I · II with CONVERSATION o mirrors, wa paper, PIT AN D FIREPLACE. and custom fixtures. The jacut zi cost more than Guest s uite. s tairs to most pools a d 't · n 1 1s com· master a nd cbildrens pletely secluded in a lusb ~ui tes . 400 S Q. FT. p a tio s ettin g . 2 -· B 0 N U S R 0 0 l\1 · Bedrooms, den, 2-balhs, Secluded rear grounds. formal dining, and • $1 9,0"00 down .-Call pnce oC only $64900 963-~~ • . orP•r,rij.11s rt •<l01JnllCT•. CALLnow,556-2660 [ ®'fSa;jl)fl; !p;~~~~~T1Es . •-. c-AsVauAre Ol'EHHOUSE Sat. Oct 18th 18312Carnaby Lane HB. Sun Oct 191.h t8312Carp.aby Ln HD. 10568 Flyingrish Circ, r.v. CRAZY? 99580abtiaCirc.F.V. For more lnCormation or • directions call our sales· No. Health dictates mov. staff. ing to desert. from this R..E. by MOHU:K Immaculate. econom)'-Sl6-l461 s l~ed 3 -BR , Z·ba .1--------- charmer amongst Ml"'IORCH"RD ' elegant, lnKU lnine " " Terrace homes. Low On a lo~~ly tree lined elghtl e • price d . Its street you'll find thl1 OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun l beautifully upgradtd S to 5.. Come s ee, 1416 bedroom· bome with Dolphin Terrace. spaciou, yard, lrult trHS and g•rden.·Prlced at on· ly $39,950. and owners re· adytomove. Exquisite waterfront condos on Udo · Island. 2 & 3 bdrm with den and wet bar. Finest appointments avallable. ~om $179,500. OPEN DAILY l·~. or call: 320 Via Lido Nord. HAlllOR VIEW HILLS &-Bdrm home on largest lot in Corona de! Mar. complete with pool & jacuzzi. Great family home close to schools and Fashion Island. $148,000. OPEN SAT./SUN.; 3626 Catamaran LAGUNA CONDOS 2 & 3 Bdrm condominiums with whitewater views, from $54,900. OPEN DAILY 1·5: 420 Cypress, Laguna Beach J NEWPORT HBGHTS , For that country feeling, 4-Bdrm custom home with large bonus room opening onlo expansive deck. Lots of trees. $75,000. OPEN SAT./SUN 1-5; JOOOBeacon CALL 67S.722S CAlL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF \l'A i...UE \lALl~EY llEAI;f\' A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. I0021General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r:awi-~------- OPEN SUHDA Y 1-5 ** WATUFROHT DUPLEX -Like new 2-story -Heavily accented in wood . with Spanish motif. including room for large boat, pier & slip 3506 Muwcus. H.1. $137,500. HEW DUPLEX. 4 doors to beach with all lhe built-ins, nice brick & wood detail. 116-29111 St. HI $126.000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th General 1002 G~eral 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GRAB THIS FAST! IT WON'T LAST! If you've been look ing for- a place lhat has 3 huge bedroom&, 2 baths + lov· ely panelled family room .+large country kitcben CRAZY ? + load.$ of cabinets +' • cozy fireplace + bonus No. Health dictates mov-was her & dryer In· ing to desert from lhis cluded .... here it is! One immacula te, economy-mile from beach and s lied 3-BR ; 2 -ba . close to all. AnJtious c harm e r among s t owner has priced below elegant, larger Irvine market for ACTION! Terrace homes. Low Phone us at once whil~ it eia;htie s priced. Its sUUisavailable. OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun l 962-7771 to 5. Come see , 1416 ~·~~- DolphinTecrnce -· ~allM"ay·'!l?.eaityl:;~li~~ 675·6060 Sell idle items 642·5678 G..,..al 1002General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCAUY OWNlO COMPANY SERVING THE SO I I REA SINCE 19~3 $40,500 3 BEDROOMS Freestanding YORKTOWN VILLA Townhome, 2 years old. Builtin kitchen and community pool. Call NOW962-4454. GET LOST in this 5 bedroom, 2'h bath MESA VERDE mansion located on large cul-de-sac lot on choice street. Va- cant. Call now to see its charms. 962-4454 PARK IT ON PARKHILL Your car will be at home in th.is stalely 2 story beaut y. A big 4 bedroom, 3 bath, big family room. Its best buy in_ area, VETS welcome! Only $57,900. Call 546-4141 GREATEST PLUM In all Orange County. This beautiful 3 bedroom each unit Beach duplex. Cozy fireplace, secluded patio in lower unit. Owner lives in upper and must move! This is FEE and only asking $110,000. Call 546-4141 A SEA OF DIAMONDS + Bay. Sails & Ocean View. 4 Bedroom, 21> bath. Beautiful Nettle Cteek drapes & bedspreads. Great Clay area with pool & jacuzzi over- ooking g reenbelt. $152,000. Call 640-8161 GRACIOUS LIVING Elegant Big Canyon home . 4 Bedroom, ramUy room, formal din· ing, 3 balll. Low lllllintenance yard with 9 hole Aslro Turf putUng green. Many extras . You own the land! $169,500. 640-6161 I • Cl A u & b tr s ( 1 B n ( s A s l f I I c I I ( -. -~ 1---------1~.~~ ....... ~~::.~~5!! ....... J~~~ ....... ~-~-~-..... )~:!.~.~ ...... . ToplaeeJ'OGfmmaae fG-INI · 1002 IOOZ 81Mrtl 1002· 112 , .. · IOOJ G111rlll IOOJ ~~;•nday""'~·~Ocllf.~~'*'::':'·:':~:::::::::::::::°"'::L:V:Pl:L:OT:::::f)~~ .._..,.,..s• -....................... ••••• IOOJ beforetbe •-••••••••••---· ••-•••••••-.. ••••••• ·-••••••·•••._ ........ •-••••••••••-••••• ••••·•••••••·•••••••••••• TARBELL re•ciloc public. phooe Daily Pilot C1uslficd. 642.-.)878 z prime ocean bay view loU 1n CdM. 1 bit from -S12&,500."'9-G1131 or.....u10 Owner. G.....i IOOZG-141 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• w ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ~II. macnab/ lrvlna ~ realty FINEii HOMES ROM $59.500 TO $745,000 UNDA ISU LAGOON A SPACIOUS HOME boaslin~ 4 bedrooms , 5'h baths, formal dining. upstairs family room +bonus room & English Country kitchen facing bay with fireplace, lg. pantry &elec- tromc oven. Dock for lg. boal OPEN SUN. 1-5 P .M. #78 UNDA 1SLE-(A391 llG CANYON l'OOL PAI.ACE Magnificenl ne wly completed s bedroom c us tom VIEW home. Courtyard features pool & jacuzzi. pes1gned for privacy & entertain- ing. Probably the FINEST pool home in Big Canyon. $289,000. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P .M. #16 CHERRY HILLS LN. (A40) OPEM SUN. l·S P.M. 1969 VISTA CAUDAL, THE BLUFFS. 3 bedrooms, J'h baths. Long view down channel to ocean - magnificent sunsets & night lights. Surpnsrng custom features -all new kitchen -secret wine cellar. (A41) FIRST TIME Ol'EH - SUN.1-5 P.M. -639 BAYSIDE DR. Award winning architecture! Pier & slip for 55' boat ! (Power or sail) 4 bedrooms, formal dining room + family rooin. $269,500 fee land. Sale, lease or lease/option._(A42) FAMILY SHOULD HAYE . A HOME LlllE THIS Immaculate! Quiel location ! 4 bedrooms .+family room! Walk to park, pool & sc hool ! $59,500. OPEN SUN.1-5 P .M.17407 PAINE CIRCLE -in CULVERDALE, IRVINE. (A43) LIDO ISLE LUXURY on choice Piazza corner. Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath w/high beamed ceilings thruout. Beautifully de- corated -lg. brick patios w /foun - tain + lattice garden room for out- door living . OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. 332 PIAZZA LIDO. (A44) RARE RND Smashing 4 bedroom Big Canyon home w /corner location. Completely upgraded. Private rear yard w /jacuzzi . French doors off dining room. Air conditioned. $179.500. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P .M. #1 WINGED- FOOT LN . (A45) FLASH! Only $265,000 -"BAYFRONT" w /pier -1 yr. new -excitingly de- corated 4 bedroom, family room, formal dining -next to private beach. Only one like it! Offer trade or lease/option . Lois Miller 642·8235. (A46 ) RELAXED LIVING Featured in this lovely, custom de- corated home. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths -2900 sq . ft. Ex. lg. family room w/fireplacc . 18x34 pool. Island kitchen h as sweeping view. $159,500. Appl. only. Vic Jashinski 642-8235. (A 47) BIG CANYON BEAllTY Creating the ultimate in decor, lush la nd scaping & gracious living. 4 bedrooms -formal dining -a ir conditioned. $175,000. Jack Custer 642-8235. (A48) COULD IE 3 -COULD IE 4 Lovely Lusk Eastbluff home w /lg. pool. Presently a 3 bedroom w /fami- ly room & game room which could be converted to 4th bedroom. $98,500. J eanne Newman 642-8235. (A49) IEACH COTTAGE INVESTMENT Fine 2 bedroom beach cottage in We st Newport. Completely re- modeled! Asking ONLY $67 ,000. Ex- cellent jnvestment! Clint Moses 642-8235. (ASO) DELIGHT THE FAMILY Lg. Harbor View 4 bedroom home w /separate bonus room & loft bedroom. Family oriented area - close to pool & greenbelt. $94,000. Tom Queen 644-6200. (A51) "IEAUTEOUS IUllUNGAME" Model home in Spyglass Ridge w/superlative VIEW. IIlghly up· graded & top quality thruouL Lush landscaping & expensive exterior decking. 5 bedrooms-, family room, bonus room & 3 baths. $159,950 incl. land. Belle Chase Lce644-6200. (AS2} ·IA YFllONT LOTS All with pier & slip privilege. From $112,500 to $150,000. Charles Arnold 642-8235. (A53) 644-4200 ---""""""'- HOMIS OPEM 1-1111kAllax• . 'Wltl A YICTOIJAH Pl.AMT ST AMII Visit a Unique Open Home listed below and win a beautiful golden oak Victorian plant stand. One stand will be given away each weekend in Oc- tober, free! That's Unique! llM19UE IN COllONA DEL MAii - 2 bedroom plus den, cute .. with beams and brick. See Natalie Fogarty at 433 Heliotrope, south ofbigbw3¥. UNl9UE IN HARIOll VIEW lllOAD· MORE -4 bdrms, fam, rm., putting green, decking & view at $121,000. See Barbara Hutchings at 2606 Wavecrest. . UHl9UE IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS - 3 bdrm, ram rm, 2200 sq ft, pool, cyn . view . See Nancy Laux at 601 Rockford . Road. $88,500. UMquE IN llG CANYOH-Uniquede· cor and ldscp1ng, pool and sep. jacuzzi. 4 bdrms, only $174,500. See Vergilene Hull at #9 Torrey Pines Lane. UHl9UE IN HARIOll YIEW HOMES - Let Carol Wilkinson show you this neat 4 bd,rm w /fam rm Palermo for $94 900 -2333 Port Lerwick PL ' UM9UE IN CORONA DB. MAit -3,000 sq. ft., 4 bdrm, 2 story newer home, l 'h blocks to beach. Now only $127,000. See Fran Scott at 310 Orchid, CdM . llMl9Uf IN HARIOll VIEW HOMES - Sparkling Portofino, excellent street 3 bdrms plus loft, rec. rm., at $97,oOO . See Nancy Simmons at 1958 Port Trinity. ~ UHl9UE IN CDM -Shingled duplex. Just redone, some ocean view. 81h % assume. $105,000. See Marilyn Shuff at 716 Jasmine. UNl9UE ON SPYGLASS HILL -5 bdrm, Nantucket, pool, jacuzzi and A/C. Only $159,750. See Dorothy Johnson at #18 Mission B3y Dr. U~l()UI: ti()MI:' REALTORS• THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 875-8000 MESA VERDE, 546-6990 • CALL US DOYER SHORES-GALAXY DL IY OWNER Distinctive Tri-level contemporary home custom designed. Redwood & glass e xterior. High beam ceilings. Panoramic view of the back bay. 4 BR, D/ R, · L / R, 2 . family rooms, 3 Frplc's, 4 Ba , xtra lge 3 car gar w /workshop. Secluded Mstr/Br w/lrplf. Mstr bath & dressing area w/tile Jacuzzi & sauna. Cbildrens wing incld's 3 BR, 2 Ba. Unique hoine for Living & Entertaining. $259,000. Appl. only. 644-4684 or 644-6900 ' Gneral 1002 GOMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MIND IOGGLEll An absolutely mind boggling home on Spyglass Hill, priced below market. This is palatial perfection. 3 BR, z Ba., family room. Ocean view ; gardens. Fee land. Owner moving to Switzerland -hurry! $165,000 SECRET BEACH This spacious 4 BR. home faces on a little used beach; has an un- obstructed view of bay & harbor en~ trance. One of the area's best possi- ble locations. $285,000 OPEM HOUSE SUN. 1-5 1939 IAVSIDE DL. CdM THE VIEW FROM PHllLE. . • . . is probably the best on the hill. Water not too close, not too far, jus t right! This 4 BR. 3 Ba., is sur- rounded by view; vacant. See this~ weekend. $159,500 Ol'BI HOUSE SAT. 1·5. SUN. 2-5 2731 PEllLE 11111YE. CdM S IEOROOMS -$16,600 Well located Bluffs condo; near CdM Hi, with almost 3,000 sq. rt. Convenient to pool, schools, churches, shopping. U you have a _large family, YOU MUST see this one. OPB4 HOUSE SATJSUN, 1-5 IJS AMIGOS WAY. tlNrT I, tu. • HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2865 E. C.iost Hwy. c ........ a ... I Mar "Stlllng R ... Esloh la N.wport Harbor Since 1944" 673-4400 * * * * *"* Heritage Collection SEAL BEACH JUST LISTBI -Ocean view. 3 bedroom home in private gate guarded Surfsid e community. Good •••d•M or year 'round home. Call for complete details now!! Priced only $68,500. Call 546 5110 - HUMTIMGTOM BEACH FANTASTIC TOWNHOUSE - s upe r. end unit at only $39,500. 3 Big Bedrooms, 2 baths, dream kitchen and dining area & no common wall. Only steps to pool & recreation. A1wwwaU. n'•'ll. LOAN W /pymtsooly $212. per mo incldg taxes. lSt time offered. ·c• 546-5110 MESA VERDE • 2 STOllY, 4 bedroom. 3 bath home with "20x26 f..ily ..-for those special parties entertaining at your 8' bltn bar Wlder a cathedral open beam ceiling. Covered p~tio & Jots of trees for privacy make this home a drea m.come true. c• 546-5110 FANTASTIC MRIDITH GARDEM HOME -3 large bedrooms, family room & formal din· ing. 21> Baths. Complete bltns. .......... New paint in and out. Many add'ed features . Asking only $72,000. C..540.1151 TIBURON TOWNHOUSE l.AllGE l IEDROOM. 2 bath -hard to find -story -. AU extras with beautiful floor plan. Nearby pool and · clubhouse. Hurry, jusl reduced to $J9,950C• 540-1151 BRAND NEW GllEAT· NEWPORT LOCATION -4 bedrooms, formal dining room. 3 Ceramic We baths. Slop do-family ._ and living room. Cathedral ceil- ings and extras. 3 Car garage, Lots of courtyard parking. Just reduced from $107,000. to $98,500. C.. 540.115 I. ERITAGE • REALTORS 1002G........i 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... MEWL V P AlNTID ...iapooL. JUST FOii YOU!!! Choice Me1a Verde are•. 3 Bedrm. ramUy room, lee livir\g room. Ready to move in at $64 ,950. MESAYERDE PACESETTIR Newly listed. 4 Bil, faml. b'. 2 l'UU baths, I& 15~ added lanai. Kitchen completely redecorated w /new a ppl lancea. Gorgeous upgrading ! Ste now-will "11 fut! at Sli7..SOO ! SHARP /SPOTLESS Gorgeous hidden 2 story, 4 bedroom. ~. loving touch lO home. patio & gardcn •.• cnjoy outdoor livlne loo ! Can you betieveonly 161,950? NR MESA VERDE GOLF COURSE 118,$00-2800 Sq.ft ., 4 BR. 2 BA, Camily. Pool alle lot. Boat access,.dec garage door opener. FANTASTIC 4 Bedroom. 15120 added ramily rec rm w/bar. Corner lot. An abun· dance or s tora1 e cabinets. Offered a t $$3$0. Assumable FHA. C>wnie.r movlnR rut! ~UPERB f-fOMES ... CMlpU9 NB 541·MSS AIANDONED 4 IR-2 STY IEACH 554.900 Formal entry to spacious Uving room. Formal din- ing room is conYenienUy served from huge garden view kitchen. SLIDING WALL OF GLASS leads to covered terrace and rambling grounds. Dra matic stairs to hideaway mast.er suite & c hlidrcos quarters . Owner anxious. Must sacrifice. Hurry! Call !llj.l-7881. OP!~ /I( 9 •I!' rUr1 IOfl'"Nl(f• [~.lti&Hill NEWPORT ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH "'HIDDEN S up e r extra l a r ge. TWOSTORY.. waterfront c u stom Fixer-Upper home. 5 Bedrooms. 3 REPUBLIC baths, 3 ear ~a r~ge and POOL + JACUZZI 50' on the water with pier Desirable Mesa Verde and slip. 3250 Sq.ft. or I o c a t i o n . L u s h luxllT)' livinl( for the d is· manicured landscape un· criminating buyer. folds e legant wo,ld or , $280 000 this mo."lt popular "Hid· • 1926-197-6 "Golden Anniverscry" , Prt..._ Trw1 Llntd S~ Vt1y f'fce forrity aea of homes. lWl ovethonqirq ""' & pa.~ Poo-folo )'Clnh. pcr11y ........00 patio. Spoc .... noo. pion features; 4 ve rsatile beciooms (tl.m one into a den a ....,;ng ooom), foonol d<inq ooom plus a b;g fan>ry "'""' Blazing fireplace, private l'fOSler suito with both. $-49.!lO. Ask fo r Gleri Hellwo rrh. !;I0-1120. lelow Gov*' os•..t Appn:llHI! lmocjne o beoutiflA home in Mesa Verde fa ~ ~Cll)! Room 10< <µden a pool. a paadise of trees! Cothedi-ol beorred ceilings. olumirun «Ml<od patio double. "' a gomo ""'"'-Liglo & °"' floa plan bocnt• 3 becl-oom., -· fcmly room off the «<l"f lays. Aid<orinq r.ep1cx •• wood-accented ~'''-Own... ho. abandoned, mevo in now! $-15,750. Coll ~1720 Stahly &ocoll•e Glcml! Wi1h an 1he· eleq:>nce you deserve! Oxles of room fa the chik:ken to ploy. large gaden, ycrds of paadse. ExqUsfte sSate entry Jeods to o huge 22 foot Winq room that focuses on a handsome fireplace. 4 oversized ~oorns plus o big den- stt.dy. Candlelight d in· oom. totally rmdern kitchen with step-\OVing oppkn:es. Newfy p>nied "5ido & out. $83,COJ (all 5'40-1720 WcA to Al Sclltooh! l'«e, q..iet aeo! Lage rea pd ideal for outdo:. living! Covered pa- ty patio. close to on cooveniences. Plush capets & coadinoted dtopery tlTuout, lage masler re!Teot. 3 bed-ooms.. comfcrtable cfn,g aea s.erYed by a mom-lovin' horresp.11 kitchen. Paty-sized living quaters. Fantastic terms ~ $-12.000. Coll 540-1720 Emt Side· Costa Mtna! 0-iet Cul -de-soc . street, electric garage doa opener. full copper ~ elegant hadwood 11=~ Wood ded.ed patio surrounded by nearly rronicl.l'ed ycrds. Versatile foll' bed-OOfTl'i, !oep::irota famly room no entertoinriq. Blazing f•eploclt in Iago IMng mom. C°"""f l;tchen with del""o bUI•-'"'-Only $«,'l!Xl. Hmy & call """ !;I0-1720 3-Bedroom home needs creative buyer with Jots of ambition. SUper loca- tion. private yard. pool needs work. Transferred owner will help rinance. Hurry, take advantage. S.SS.900. CALL 962· 7788 den 2 Story" Republic ~~I • model . Gracious entry. .. Large parlor. Gourmet's • 1 Mna Dtl Mer Special! /\ fantastic f.one kitc hen. ENORMOUS . h • KE:Y PARTY ROOM with wet ANYTIME · WOO evecy penny! Gaoge coo be o doi~room H uge s leeping quarters !itc:hen with Jots o f wocx:I cd:iin-bar & massive fire place. I::'==~· ::===·~-~l a sewing aea. krge caritry· "' --------• & huge master suite + . tery • .J queen-sized bed-oorns.1 s eparate maids · · d"" · SALESPEOPLE cOOsidering your career in reaJ estate: on Oct. 28 Unique Homes will host a halfday seminar e ntitled ··selling Along with Inflation ". It will feature a noted economist dis· c u s s ing where local prlces arc likely to "plateau'" or peak out. Unique ha s many sessions like this. Oct 28 would be a good time to start your Uniq ue sa les career at Mesa Verde, 546·5990 . or CdM , 675-6000. Ask for Mgr. HARIORYIEW WITH HARIORYIEW Gracious 3 bedroom -3 bath execut1\·e home with 180 degree view . Perfect for entertainin~ . large living room · hu~e faffuly room · Anthony 11wimming pool · vic.ws from kitchen , l1 v1nJ! room. dining room and ma ste r b e droom . Owners are motivated. Call 673-8550. Rare New England Charm in Newport Beach S Bedrooms. 3 baths . den, family, 16x32 Ii ving room, iy,. acre yard with beat.edtftllered pool. All this and a private treesbaded lane over- look.Ing Cherry Lake. Reduced to $117,000. Open Sun .l ·.!i ~ 2327 Tustin, N.B. ~LU-._FOR.,~ ,_.., SELL Idle Items with a Daily Pilot Clas.sified Ad. -l _.........:... quarters. Tastefully ap· Gov'f Owned inhrrote inrng oreo. Lage pointed & move-in condi· patio verordo Stnoundec:t by llon. A rare find. Call lO S2l.450 ... $650 Down pcri:-tilce yttds. T ostef1'1y ~ Zl 3 2 Bedroom, l ~ baths, ""T"' see. 546· l . · t pointed inside & out! $45,'ISO. or1111uo •• ri11µi1o e£N•:t• newpa1n .newcarpets. ed by [ Pymts $170 per mo P.I. List Solly Shatzen. Call ®,; 646-3928, eves,549-1532 ~1720. Lachenmyer . California Ranch Villa! Professionally 1002 Rea II or ···············~······· Rt~Al.TftllS 644-7270 l OPEN HOUSES S IEOROOMS I ... llG CANYON ~ A professionally decorated & 0 customized home with a 20x40 pool & i acuzzi. MASTER SUITE contains firepla ce, mirr(>red wardrobes & builtins. Private patio w it h d eco rat ive po o l. HIGHLY UPGRADED ho m e with many, m any extras. Attractiwel y of. fered $194 ,500. 25 Loe-La. Nwpl looch S..o l·S OCEAN YIEW ~B e autiful Lusk hom e, 4 0 bedroom. famiJy room. for ma l dining room, fireplace. New.i:arpets and drapes. Entertain arotlnd the paol and enjoy the jacuzzi too! Hurry , this one wil l not last! $121,900. 888 5-dcasffo, CdM Sat/Sun l·S BEAUTIFUL DOYER SHORES ~ Would you believe 8000 sq.ft.' 1 U Bedrooms? 6 Baths? Family room? Playroom? Gigantic billiard room with Jarge wet bar? Master suite with steam bath-gym & study? Huge view balcony? and much. m~ch more!!! Seeing is believing this large family entertaining home. Asking $295,000. FEE. #3H_.,i,...ct.DO¥er511ons Sat/Sun l·S . 2818 E. Coast Htghwoy, COfono d el Mor p T HOMO fOll llYINC "£TWOll .. (~· '"" -"'· ~ ,.&IOI • ••nun .. 1• .. _ lanc:kcaped qrounds with spinklers front & reor, Ths home ~ distinctive P"ide of owner!>hip. Custom drapes. thic k-pile capels in delicatel y coordinated tones.. 3 or 4 bedrooms. convertible den. limry riving quart~ PV stone fireplace in the separate family foam cocy bcokfo~I bor. oir<anditioninq. $52,500. Coll 540-1720 ~ Parl: -Pool! 3 comm. pools, rec , focilities, coble TV ore just o few o ( the rrony extras you get in tfii'> beouTilul Irvine res idcnc<>t FO'mer model wilh o free fO'm polio that'!. 1deol fo-. outdoor parties. Full y !.~nklered rOWT'I~. poli!.hcd 11100 entry leod<. lo o fcrrrnl li111nq room with brick loq-bt.rninq fireplace. 4 Sl.111""• c;purmet dininq room '..00!!. 10 gue-.1:.. $56. 90'.J. C<>l 540-1720 Pool. JCICVD.i -Yi~ Balcony overloo~~ n sh"mrrcrinq poot. fully equpped for your swim- ming plernure. Lois o f coocret~ decking. ln)•rl·· is a big HOOi' pion I hot boos1s 3 bed-oom~ & j. q:J'dcn both~. Hugo bonus room ideal for 11 pool table plu~ o <.cporate fomily room for r~­ kninq. Formol din1nq room !oefVe<J by o spanish b1chen. Scj'Xll'ote dcn-libr rry rs 4th bediornrt. (}ost1co11y reduced -owncr desperate. $95. 'ISO. Call $40-1720 Tetmis.. leoch Vina: Fontostic or1.,--a of Newport Beoch. Leny-day Woony ;,, front, pX>I & temis foc.ilities nearby. Custom decOf inc,ido with plu_sh . ankle-deep carpet'> & terti..reO d-~_,n 1~ch tones & teJt11es. Hi gh corhedrol ceil~ 1n kitchen, living room & fonrul dinintr 1ocxn. 3 bedrooms. p iYO!o rrosler rctroot. $60.500. 540-1720 540-1720- 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Mell'ber RELO Serving 7000 Cities · Thruout The United Stated TARIEUREMIOR£ A-rl«1's Lorgnt -a.-Co1 f-W • . f • . .. · ·· I G--' 1'002G-rol IOOJ'G_.,j IOOZ AA DAILY PILOT \ Sunday, October 19, 1975 ...... For 5GM H0UMt for Si-. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••!'••••••••••••;••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ --... . .. . . . . . . . ....... ... ........... .... ........ ";;;;,;;;;;;;;,;,;,;;,;,;,:.;;. ·;.;·;;.·;.;;.;.;;.;..;. _________ " "°9sosFors.H IH..;s .. Fors.H H-••ForSdo -HForSGlo GoM....e 1002Go•NI ·· 1002 ~ ······················~························ ......................... ······················· ........... ,........... ..............•.••..... . . G-..1 1001 G.-al 1002 G-""' IOOZG.-al 1002 · .,· .. ··:·~~;·:~~~~~;·:···· ·""ji~~B~:;;R~:·ft~ . C,1. o/ 'ff...,,.n Large home with 2 bdrms .. 2 baths, 2 l REALTORS large family rooms. Priv. slip & beach. pre Jen j 675-5511 lncludes 26 ft . boat. $139,500. Sat/Sun. 1·5. 47 Balboa Coves, N.B. THIS ONE IS "'."'--~ --Ol'EM HOUS.S_ cONDo TREMENDOUS! SATURDAY & SUNDAY Very 11,·ce 3 bdrm., 2 baths·, 3 car v S 46JJ PERHAM RD. CAMEO SHORIS DO.ER HORES -beautiful home for C S 1 d d I •-garage. $45,950. Sat /Sun. 1·5. 404 I f ·1 d o EAH VIEW. ec u e poo "' S . N B arge amt Y an /or entertaining. Its jacuzzi; two master bedrooms with upenor, . . all here: 5 Large bedrooms. expansive bath/dressing room suite; formal llv- COROH.4. DEi. MAR living room, d ining room. family room. ing & dining rooms, paneled study. Near new duplex : 3 bdrms., 2 baths. Master suite includes indoor jacuzzi&. SpaciQus. private guest suite with f I h 't $119 000 S t/S 15 sauna. J<.etax and enjoy real living! separate entrance. Luxurious appoint-rp c., eac uni . . . a un. · . 133719• H ....... _h ~-1 5 719 Poinsettia ""Y• •w..-· -· . ments throughout. $175,000. OPEN CA.MEO SHORES E legant 3 bdrm. & fami ly rm. home. with great oc:can view. Beautiful pool area. $149,500. Sal/Sun 1·5. 4507 Tre· mont · VEAR BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 2 40? E COAST HWY CO~ONA 0 £1.. MAR COSTA MESA'S FIRST CONDOS USING SOLAR ENERGY Be the fi rst to join the conservative in· vestors in old world Spanish architec- ture. 2 & 3 Bedroom. 2 bath homes surro und ed b y patio & greenbelt recreation ar eas. $43,000 to $48,500. Get in on the ground floor , reservations taken now!!! 2580 Santa Ana St .. CM OPEM DAILY!!* 646-3255 Genrral I 002 General I 002 ...................... ~······················· " THE IEST OF TWO WORLDS W.4.TERFROHT LIVIHG Pl.A.HTS & GRHHERY Stunning 2·Story Spanish style home with numerous custom reatures . Your own boat slip, plus 2 side t ies. 4 large bedrooms, each with it 's own bath. separate powder room. Formal dining room. Family room with VIEW. Three private beaches. $239,000 Open Sun 1-5 PM . Call631·1400tosee A WATERFRONT HOME $139,500 Open cheerful 3 bedroom with large patio. A boat dock comes with this home and your OWN land and DOCK . O~ner will exchange for home or in come property in Newport Beach, De l Mar, San Clemente, Tustin OR?-??. Submit. Call 631-1400. .4. HEWPORT BEACH 2°STORY BEACH HOME $68,500 3 Bedrooms, living room with atrium & fireplace, plus a dining room and den . Room to ex- pand .•. Pool & tennis courts. IMM.4.CUL.4.TE -HoRtdec.onrllng $65,500 2-Story with soaring beam ceilings . in th.is 2-S tory living room. 3 bedrooms. roof garden. Boat storage area. Walk to Ocean. Open House Sunday 1·5 PM. 1.4. YFRO!a' LIVIHG • $87,500 2 large Bedrooms, 2 ba. CONDO . VIEW. Boat slip available. A perfect home for your antiques. Quality adult living. Security building. Shown by Appointment Only FOR LEASE-$750 OR? 3 bedroom home with 4th bedroom -with 2 bunk-beds. Outstanding CHANNEL View and the beach out your front door. Available furnished or unfurnished. Fresh and clean. Call for other rentals 631·1400 ~CEAHFRONT LOT $129,500 SntoffoMI Vi.w Owner may accept subordination or trade for home, income property or large boat. Prestigious community in San Clemente with security gate. HEW OH THI MARKET l•Co•- $37,500 ""Affor I I" Pri .. Back yard large enough for a pool and then some. Lois of trees and· greenery to go with this 3 bedroom. home. Modern, built-in kitchen. A ' 'Beal Buy. Walktoscbools. e~eh ... onthewater ... n~arthewater .. .....,ol_hopln W•showbyboatandca WATERFRONT HOMES THIS OME IS A BARGAIN HE-ORT SHORES -beach and canal is your front view. Bright and sunny 2 bedroom, 2 baths, only $53,500. 243-61 st SI: Hewpcri leach THIS OME IS COMVEMIEMT CAREF«EE COHDO -close to Westcliff shopping. Single s tory, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. $41 ,900. 1741 Tustin, #4C. CM Sun 1·5 THIS OME HAS ROOM MEWPORT SHORES -on lot-and-a· half. Lively Jiving in 5 bedrooms, 2'h baths, d e n & dining rm. Spiral staircase to rear bedrooms. dramatic stairway to ma,ster suite. $67,500. 30 I l..ugowla, Hewpcri leach Sun I ·S THIS ONE IS SPECIAL .4. DUPLEX IH COROHA DEL MAR - pride of ownership, perfect for owner- occupant.1700 Sq . ft. of charm each un- it. 3 Bedrm, family room , & mini-vi ew of ocean from upper. Plus huge sun- deck. Owner motivated and will sell LAND CONTRACT! Asking $137,500 THIS OME IS READY MOVE RIGHT IH -this near new, large family home. 4 Bedroom, 3 full baths, corner location with side en- trance. $59,000. 2J2 MOiiie Vista, lack Bay ana THIS OME IS OCEANFRONT IEACH COTTAGE IH WEST NEWPORT -s urfing, sand and sun are all yours with this cute 3 bedroom home. $125,000. THIS OME IS A TERROR ON HUGE R·2 LOT -601137 -with old wreck on it. $32,900. · . A 642-5200. 675-4060 PET BARRETT REALTY (\ 11.0~W1·~l<l 1tl!H1~1 t,!< I(~'-700 f t\,ilflud 111~\J i i lllH'" GOMl'al IOOZ'GIMf'al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BLUFFS COHDO •. SELL OH COH- TRACT Custom 3 bdrm., 21h ba., with lovely, large gr eenbelt view, on quiet, private street. $74,950. Open Daily FREE-ST .4.HDIHG BLUFFS CONDO lmmac. 3 bdrm. X-Model, on beautiful greenbelt. Expensively decorated, with custom carpets, drapes & wall coverings -Reduced to $76,000 C.F. COLESWORTHY 640.0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER Gt'M'rol 1002G..-al 1002 . .............................................. . ELKINS "'O•"' 50 Ye_.. of Serf Ice'' . OPEN 1-5 #8 OAKMOHT LH, BIG CAHYON Luxurious New Custom Bit 2 Level Medit Style Home. 5Br41h Ba Fami· ly Rm. 2 Wet Bars. Air Condit. All Elect Kitchen. Fabulous View. Space For Pool. · BY APl'OINTMEHT IA YRIOHT WITH PIER! Lovely 2 Story Family Home On Secluded Linda Isle Opposite Harbor Isl. Flexible F1oor Plan. Lge Family Room. Gourmet Kitchen. 3 Fireplaces. Breathtaking Vi ew From Terrace Deck. $285.000 FOURPLEX-COROHA DB. MAR Rare Fourplex on 2 Lots With Priv Pool. (1)2-Br, (3)1-Iir Lovely Patio. Newly Remodeled. Prime Location Walk to Sandy Bch. $179,500 TWO HEW DUPLDES Each W/3 Br 2 Ba Up; 2 Br 1 Ba Down. Fireplaces. Balconies, Patios. C&D. Walk to Beach. $119,500 ea. VIEW HOMESITES -llG CAHYOH0 Choice of Two View Lots. Overlook· ing Golf Course $85.000/$89,500 GIOlliE lLlllHS CO. REALTOllS SAT&SUNlto5. ' 702 .ACADIA: ARE YOU OWEOFTHESI an artist. bachelor. acreer gal, in- vestor? If so. this is for you. Invest in your future at today's prices on this R-2 lot with an interesting tW'o- bedroom home. Use your imagination. Best price in Corona del Mar at $62,500. OPENSAT&SUNlto5. 320 SEAW.4.RD: SHORECLIFFS. Interesting split-level with beam ceil- ings. wood paneling: 3 Bdrm. & extra large, separate family room ; spacious lawns. fruit trees & flowers. Choice private beach. $98,000. 1724 HEWPORT HIUS DI.. -WIST: For the discriminating buyer, we offer the ultimate in a beautifully appointed five·bedroom home. No expense spared from the gated courtyard entry to the beautiful leaded, stained glass and imported tiled detailing throughout the home. Spectacular Mediterranean tiled pool and jacuzzi. MOllLE HOME PARK: Drop by and see our beautiful pictures of this most pre- stigious area -complete with its own s tream. 8 + acres, partially de- veloped. Will exchange for Orange County property or may help finance. $395,000. IATFROHT PEHTHOUSE: Fantastic location and view of the bay & ocean. \'ery spacious three bedroom or two & den. Owner will trade for Newport Beach home. $165,000. IEST IH THE ILUFFS & the livin' is easy. Spacious condominium ''E" Plan -three bedroom. Beautifully appoint· ed, wide green belt. Call for appoint· ment. . COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., COl"OllG di! Mer 675-5511 SPYGLASS TRADEWIHDS MODB. OPEM HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 63 MOHTECITO, COROH.4. DB. MAR On one of the best lots on the ridge. Breathtaking view or ocean, coastline and valley. Large poolsize lot. 2700 sq. ft. of luxury living. 4 Bedrooms, 2'h baths, 2 fireplaces and much more. An excellent investment as well as com· fortable family home. $190,000 SELECT OME IN • HARBOR VIEW HOMES CARMEL MODEL AN OUTSTANDING 3 bedroom, 2 ba., family room, with lov ely gardens and a greenhouse for only $79,500, or perhaps a .•• MONTEGOMODEL With s pectacular, unobstructed view of entire valley. Truly your "Shangri-La" after a busy day. If you wou1d like a 4 bedroom, 2 bath home for your family, be sure to see this one. Only $103,000 with community pool & tennis just 'h block away. or a ... PALERMOMODf:L Again, with a spectacular view, close to pool and tennis. This is the 4 bedroom, 2'h bath, two-story ·model . which has been decorated exquisitely! Landscaped to perfection! It's a fan· tastic home. Let us show it to you to· day! $122 ,000. Or a ... PALERMO MODEL WITHOUT A VIEW ••. with dramatic entry, formal dining area, light and airy family room, with eating area in kitchen. See this one lo· day. $104,000. LE RAISOR REALTY 452J C-Dr. Im. CALL 833-8600 1002G1Mral 1002 ···········~·································· LAGUNA BEACH 1Br.,1~ bathe 2 Br. & den, 2'1'• batha from $88,000 12 Luxury'. Condominiums ONLY7u:FT Spectacular Laguna Beach OCEAN VIEW 259 Lower Cliff Dr. OPEN DAILY12-6 (714) 494-0066 , NEAR CORNER OF BROADWAY *** OPEN HOUSES**~ IEAUTIFUL CAMEO SHORIS VIEW HOME 'Ibis quality executive home Is built around illl. own. secluded pool area which is perfect for entertainl!1g · day or nlght .. Two large bedrooms, 3 baths, a den with wet bar & a separate office make this lovely view home a mu s t to see. Offere d at $177,750. 460 I ROXIURY. OP1H 1-S DOVER SHORES WATERFfl.OMT •• - Priced at $225,000? Perhaps there is a better buy, l!ut we are not aware of it. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths. Family room. Dining room. Large terraced patio. 40 foot dock. W e sa lut e ·this value. 315 EVEHIHli STAR. OP1H 2-S $I 09,000 EAST OCEAN FRONT 35' lot fully on the beach plus a TREMENDOUS BONUS-Charming 3 BR classic Balboan Bungalow· 'withDR.,patio&garage.107 "G" ST. OPEH 2-5 . . t;)UALITY-QUAUTY-QUALITY Sparkling, brand new. versatile LiDO home, con- vertible from 2 to 4 bedrooms. TO SEE IT JS TO BUY IT. $165,000. 116 MEHTONE. OPEH z,5 HEW LISTING-UNIVERSITY l'ARK Beautiful Yale townhouse on big greenbelt near adult pool. 4 big bedrooms, family & dining rooms . .Very sharp & very scarce at $75,900 with the land. 17703 OAK TREE. OP1H I ·5 IRYINE TERRACE EXCLUSIVE 'Sunshine bright & just right for a small family. 2 bedrooms, convertibie den, clean & freshly painted. Perfect corner location. $81,000. OPEH I· 5. 600 PA TOLIT A DR. IRVINE TERRACE-MEW LISTING Exciting front row view of bay & ocean. 3 bedrooms+ maid's room. Enclosed patio w /pool. Offered furnished for $235,000, on fee land. OPEH Z· 5. 1627 IAYADEU TBlU,CE ***BY APPOINTMENT***. ' EXCLUSIVE IN BIG CANYON Understated elegance in this modified Deane home. 3 bedrooms, huge family room. Room for a pool on this gorgeous view s ite. Many extras, call to see. $199,500. BONA.FIDE BARGAIN Sharp & clean house only 2 blocks to beach & a few steps to Lido shopping. Terrific low cost home you can be proud of for only $59,000. A l'LACE FOR EVERYTHING And everything in its place in this super home with scads of built-ins. Jn University Park, 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, air conditioned. Offered for $68,900. TAX SHELTER CLOSEOUT Never vacant Corona del Mar duplex. Two-2 bedroom low maintenance units. Come see & make an offer. $86,000. BAYSHORES-PRIVATE ARE.A A very special home! 3 bedroom, 3 bath, family.&din- ing rooms. Great indoor-outdoor living. Large area for boats or volleyball. $98,500. HARBOR VIEW HILLS Beautifully decorated Lusk 4 bedroom with sparkling view from living.room. The discriminating buyer will flip over this one. $110,000. llG CAHYON IACHB.OR HIDEAWAY Hardwood floors in Jiving room & expanded kitchen- entertainment area. Outstanding view of loth fairway from private location. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. $135,000. MAIM CHANNB.. BA YFflONT Exciting action view of ocean and bay w /pier & slip, adjacent sandy beach. 3 bedrooms, 4 bath home widen & office, 2nd floor master suite, colorfully planted enclosed patio. $250,000. SUNRISE-SUNSET Lido condo with fantastic views of ocean & bay. ·Highly customized for discriminating buyer looking ahead to the future. $115,000. ABOVE SOUTH LAGUNA VILLAGE A vef'Y custom, contemporary home. 2 or more bedrooms, 4 baths, guest house, coastline views. Of- fered far below replacement cost at$249;500. SEE AND COMPARE For family living: 5 bedrooms, 4 baths. For family filn: sunny patio, pool , & entertainment center witll gas BBQ. You will love the treelined street. $119 500 ~ . ' . -CAMEO SHORES E.legant garden home w/spectacular ocean and jetty view. Enclosed front patio with fountain and J>OOL 3 bedroom conv. den, 3 baths, family room, formal din- ing room, wet bar. $235,000. _ ' S IEDROOMS AND A. VIEW Somerset model in Harbor View. Large family room, 3 baths, 3 car garage. $122,000. PLEASE C.AU. FOR A FRI! PICTURE BROCHURE Of LISTIHGS A COLDWIU. 1.4.NlllR CO. 644-1766 ' ' 2633 W.Coost Hlghway Newport~ 17141631-1400 NI DOYHDRIVE 631·1100. AND MAIN BEACH { f. ! L:AGUNA SEAC•nn...:. I I \ I ' HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDllOOM 2521 Crestview (Bayshores) NB 673-8550 $67 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •6404 W. Oceanfront, West Nwpt 675-4060 Sat/Sun 1-5 #5 Rue ValbonnP.e (Big Canyon) CdM 673-7601 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 332 Piazza Lido (Lido Isle) NB 644 -6200 Sun.1-5 •243-6lst, Newport Shores, NB 642-5200 $53,500 Sun 1-5 31002 Ariana Ln., Laguna Niguel 752-7315 $52,900 Sun 1-5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEtc 1549 Ocean Blvd (Bal Penin) NB 645-7575 $150,000 Sun. 2-6 2712 Cliff Dr. CNpt. Hts.) N.B. . 644-6200 , Daily 2: 30-5 18 Rue Grand Vallee (Big Cyn) NB 642-8235 Sat /Sun 12-5 #1 Pinos, Rancho San Joaquin 644-1559 $69,500 . Sat/Sun 12-5 1CY7 Via Orvielo, (Lido Isle) NB 549-9658 $149 ,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 • •47 Balboa Coves, Bal Coves NB 675 -3000 $139 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDllOOM 1200 Dover Dr. Newport Beach 642-1157 $79,950 Sat 1-5/Sun 2-4 2CY711 Kelvin Ln, Hunt. Beech 673-3663 $51 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 419 Calle Gomez, San Clemente 492-3422 $79,500 Sunday 10-4 ••512 38th St .. Newport Beach 675-7060 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 209 Joann ·(Lido Sands) N.B. 675-7060 $62 ,500 Sun. 1-5 432 Prospect ( N pt. Shores) NB 548-1290 $63 ,750 Sat/Sun 1-5 40139th St. Newport Island (213) 795-0108 $69,000 Sun 11-5 10032 Stoneybrook, Hunt. Beach 833-2906 $75,500 Sun. l :30·5 867 Darrell, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $41 ,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 8 R ue Chateau Royal, Big Canyon 640-6161 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 223 Lugonia, Newport Beach 631-1400 $65,500 Sun 1·5 404 Superior, Newport Beach 675-3000 $45 ,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 492 16th Place, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1-5 5022 Paseo Dali (T. Rock) Irvine 552-7000 Sun. 1-5 #9 Rue Grand Vallee, Big Cyn CdM 673-760! $180,700 Sat/Sun l -5 •235-6lst St. Newport Beach 645-0303 $52,500 Sat/Sun l-5 #34 Rue Fontainebleau, Bg Cyn NB 549-8505 $124 ,500 Sun 1-5 702 Acacia, Corona del Mar 675-551! $62,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 598 Fayette Circ. Costa Mesa 752-1920 Sat/Sun l -5 2424 Vista Hogar, Newport Bch 546-2313 $65,000 Sun 1-5 •234 Morning Canyon, CdM 675-6900 $139 ,500 Sun 1-4 1502 Orange, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sun 1-5 415 Pirate Road, Newport Beach 673 -8550 $69,500 Sun 1-5 23912 Danzig Bay. Shrs, Lag Nig 673-8550 $76,500 . Sun 1-5 325 Crescent Bay, Laguna Beach 494 -1177 Sun. 1-4 ••4465 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 673 -8700 $129,500 Su n 1-5 •3006 Ceylon, Mesa Verde, CM 549-8655 $64,950 Sunday l -5 610 Begonia. Corona del Mar 673-8700 $76,500 Sun 1-5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEtc 2968 Pemba Dr. Mesa Verde. CM 540-5398 $62,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 5051 Cbateau Circle, Irvine 548-9607 $55,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 424 Vista Par ada (Bluffs) N.B. 644 _1766 $98,500 . Sun 1-S 2145 sev1Ue (Bal Perun.) N.B. 675-9111 . $147,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 18292 Foxglove, Irvine 552.94 13 Open House, Sunday 1-5 2987 Quedada (T he Bluffs) N.B. 644-4910 $98,500 Sat /Su n 1-5 •4501 Roxbury Dr, Cam Shrs, CdM · 644-49 10 $139,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 , 260I Cr estview (Bayshores) NB 673.8550 $72,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 1051 Madison Place, Laguna Bch 494-9284 Sat/Sun 9-5 24141 Fort une;EI Toro 586-4149 $45,900 Sunday 11-5 •5200 River Ave. Newport Beach 642-3319 $68,000 Sat/Sun 11-6 10201 Stony brook, Meredith Gdn Hll· 540-1151 . Sunday 1-5 20 Rue Grand Vallee, Big Cyn NB 642-8235 $215,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 2331 Cliff Dr ., Newport Heights 631-0033 $210,000 DAILY 1-6 115 Via Undine (Lido Isle) NB 675-6161 $124,500 Sun 1-5 ·•1686 Labrador . C051.a.Mesa 646-9666 $59,990 Sat/Sun 1-6 1006 Sea Lane. Corona del Mar 646-7414 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3140 Country Club Dr, Mesa V. CM 979-3788 Sat/Sun 1-5 4631 Sierra Tree (Univ Pk) Jrv 552-7000 · Sun. 1·5 Rancho San Joaquin OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUH 12-5 #I rlMOS -2 Bedroom & den, 2 bath. Most popular model. Best location - next to pool & Jacuzzi. Best price - $69,500. HARRY BABBITT Realtor -644-1559 DIRECTORY ...... ...., ....... , .. ,.. ....... ·-c .. ' • • .......................... . ... ..,.,, .. .....,. .... ~_.,wM•u .. w.a .. ...,...DAILTPM.OTWAHfAOS.• ....... ..... .,,...._..._ .......... 1111p4 .. 11t-.••fawHw• ... c ....... Sltu4-J ...i -.,.. •4507 Tremont (CameoShrs) CdM 675-3000 $149,500 Sat/Su n 1-5 10568 F lyin-gfish Ci r, Fount Vly 536-1461 Open House Su nday •4633 Perham Rd , Cameo Shrs CdM 675-5511 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •320 Seaward, Shorecliffs, NB 675-5511 $98,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1958 Port Trinity Pl, HbrVuHms NB 675-6000 $97 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 '433 Heliotrope, Old CdM 675-6000 $89.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3806 Channel Pl, Newport Island 546-414! $129.500 Sat/Sun l -5 4733 Cortland Dr, Cameo Hind CdM 673-3177 $83,500 Sun.1-5 316 Goldenrod , Corona del Mar 675-9382 $105 ,000 Sun 9-6 490 E . 2oth (E-Side) Costa Mesa 752-1700 Sun 1-5 1200 Estell e Ln (Westcliff) NB 644 -0322 $119,500 Sun 2-5 •3075 Platte. Costa l\1csa 645-0303 $61,500 Sunday 1-5 •3062 Club House. Mesa Verdi;, CM 645-0303 $57 ,500 ""n 1-5 3309 California ( Mesa Verde) CM 752-1700 Sun 1-5 490 E. 2oth St., Costa Mesa 752-1700 Sun l-5 •601 Rockford, Cameo Hinds, CdM 675-6000 $88,500 Sun 1·5 10824 El Paso, Fountain Vly 546-2313 $51 ,900 Sun 1-5 ••23 Linda Isle. Newport Beach 673-8700 $199,500 Sun 1-5 3309 California, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $53,500 Sun 1-5 32Ql Dakota Ave, Costa Mesa 646-717! Sun 1-5 3114 Yukon, Costa Mesa .. 646-7171 Sun 1-5 1806 Port Tiffin lHVHomes) NB 644-6200 Sun. 1-5 137 Vii.I \\'aziers. 1.ido !::;le, NB 752-7315 5159,900 Sun 1-~ 4 IEOROOM ' 212 Via Palermo (Lido Isl ) NB 673-7415 $115 .000 Sat/Sun 10-5 •706 K-Thanga (Irv. Terr.) CdM 675-5930 Daily 1-5 18144 Maplegrove. Hunt. Bch. 963-788! $56 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 209 Pearl, Balboa Island 646 -3255 5154,000 Sat 2-5/Sun 1-5 1593 Santa Ana Ave, Costa Mesa 646 -7171 Sal/Sun 1-5 2018 Leeward Lane, Newport Bch $145,000 Sat/Sun 1 * 1023 Dolphin Terrace, CdM 644-72 11 · $199 ,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 29571 lvy Glenn, Laguna Niguel 494 -1177 Sun. 2-4:30 232 Monte Vista Bek Bay area CM 642 -5200 $59.000 Sun 1-5 2100 Dover Drive, NcYlport Beach 645-0303 $69.500 Sunday 1-5 1921 Kings Road, Newport Beach 646 -7171 Sun 1-5 18241-lighl<incl r\ve . (8a)·c rest ) XR 673·8550 S79.SOO Sun l-5 4 IR &.FAM RM or DEN ~1Burning1·rPL' Hli. Big Canyn, :"J'B 752 -73!5 527(•,(IOO Sun l -5 Z/31 Pebble Dr., Corona del Mar 673-4400 $159,500 Sat 1·5/Sun 2·5 ••1939 Bayside Dr., CdM 673-4400 $258,000 Sun. 1-5 1947 Killdeer. Mesa Verde~CM- 557-1990 $71,500 Sat/Su n 1-5 877 Sandcastle, Cf:!Yl!> Cd M 640-1047 $110,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 3065 Mountain View, Lagun a Bch 494,9473 $75,000 Sun 1-4 26876 Via Grande, Mission Viejo 831-2634 $78,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 23171 Yarmouth. Huntington Bch 842-2535 $54 ,900 Sat/Su n 1-5 •1626 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shrs NB 642-2589 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2301 Tustin, Newport Beach 540-1151 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •212 Hazel Dr .. Corona de! ,Mar 644-6200 $250,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 67 Montecito (Spyglass) CdM - 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 1924 Santiago <Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $159,500 Sat /Su n 1-5 • "426 Harbor Is. Dr, Prom Bay NB 673-3900 $221,600 Daily 11-5 17407 Paine Cir CCulverdale) Irv 644-6200 $59,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1806 Galaxy Dr , Dover Shrs NB 644-4910 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••333 Mornin gst ar, Newport Bch 631-1400 s:i;l9.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ill Via San Remo, Lido Isle, NB 67S-0123 $119,500 Sun 2-5 18312 Carnaby Lane, HUnt Bch 536-1461 Open House Sat/Sun 9958 Dahlia Cir, Fountain Vly 536-146! Open House Sunday •#9 Torrey Pines (Big Cyn> NB 675-6000 $174,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2319 Heather La. Newport Beach 546-4141 $93,500 Sunday 1-5 1921 Kings Road. Newport Beach 642-5722/979-5099 Open Daily 888 Sandcastle. Corona del Mar 644-7270 $121.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 3344 Nevada St, Mesa Verde, CM 546-4141 $55,950 Sunday 1-5 •865 Sandcastle Dr, HVH!s. COM 640-6600 Sun 1-5 4800 Cortland Dr. Ca111eo Hinds 640-6600 $89,950 Sun 1-5 19 Hermitage La. Big Canyon, NB 640-6161 $169.500 Sunday l -5 1812 Port Wheeler Pl. N. B. . 640-5372 $86,500 Sun.1-5 20851 National, Huntington Bch 968-4456 · Sun 12·5 9531 Borba Circle, Hunt. Bch. 962-9879 $84,500 Sunday 12·6 16725 Olive, Huntington Bch 963-7881 $52,500 Sun 1-5 20862 Glencairn. I·funlington Bc h 968-4456 Sun l ·5 1130 Santiago, Newport Beach 546-2313 $159 ,500 Sun 1·5 3055 Johnson . Costa Mesa 546-2313 $55,900 • 1586 Corsica, Costa Mesa Sun 1-5 546-2313 $52,900 Sun 1-5 l Wingedfoot (Bi g Canyon) NB 644-6200 $179,500 Sun. l -5 4610 Dorchester, Cam Hinds CdM 642-8235 $85,950 Sun. 1-5 ••78 Linda Isle CLindlf Isle) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 ••639 Bayside Dr, Prom. Bay NB 642-8235 Sun. 1-5 •2218 Windward <Westcliffl NB 642-8235 $159,500 Sun. 1-5 •908Allepo <Eastbluf[) NB 642-8235 $98,500 Sun. 1-5 2441 Marino Dr. (Bayshores) NB 642-8235 $129,500 Sun. 1·5 310 Orchid, Old CdM 675-6000 $127,000 Sun 1-5 2606Wavecresl, (HbrVuHms) CdM 675-6000 $121.000 Sun l -5 2333 Port Lerwick Pl , HbrVuHm NB 675-6000 $94 ,900 Sun 1·5 17922 Mann (U niv. Pk ) Irvine 752-1700 Sun 1-5 19291 Ely Drive, Irvine 675-6900 $69 ,500 Sun 2-5 1338 Antigua, Dover Shores, NB 642-5200 $129,500 Sun 1,5 1741 Pitcairn. Mesa Verde, CM 549-8655 $67 ,500 Sunday 1-5 921 Peace Place, costa l\1esa 549-8655 $53,500 Sunday 1-5 •19141 Beckwith Ter , Trtlrck Irv · 673-8550 $125.000 Sun l -5 •ZI07 Blue Waler , HrbVuHls. CdM 644-0055 $152 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3000 Beacon. Npl Hts, N. B. 675-7225 $75,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 5 IEDROOM 835 Amigos Way#! (Bluffs) N.B. 673-4400 $86.600 Sat /Sun'l-5 156! Pegasus East CM, SAHgts $64,500 Sunday Only 1-5 Z131 Bays hore Drive, Nwpt Bch 646 -717! Sun 1-5 5 IR & FAM RM or DEN 2926 Silver Lane, N.B. 644-4910 $89.500 Sun 1-5 •••76 Linda Is le Dr, Linda II l'IB 644-4910 $395 ,000 Daily 1-5 •1608 Galaxy Dr, Newport Beach 646·8049 $189,000 Daily 12-6 17 Lochmoor Ln. (Big Canyon) NJ;! 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1524 Sandcastle, <~MUiis > CdM 642-8235 $142.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••618 Harbor Isl Dr, off Bays id e 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3500 Sausalito, HVHls, CDM 675-0123 $147,500 fee Sun 2-5 ••2137 Channel Rd, Bal Penin NB 675-6161 $240.0oo Sun. 1-5 •2327 Tustin, Newport Beach 646-3255 $117,000 Sunday 1-5 •1337 Galaxy, DoverShores, NB · 642-52001675-4060 Sat/Sun 1-5 •25 Lochmoor La. Newport Beach 644 -7270 $194,500 Sunday 1-5 •16 Cherry Hills Ln, Big Cyn NB 642-8235 $289,000 Sbn. 1-5 1572 Pegasus, Santa Ana Heights 645 ·0303 $63,500 Su nday 1-5 •18 Mission Bay Dr. Spyglass. NB' 675-0000 $159,750 Sun 1-5 •301 Lugonia, Newport Shores, NB 675-4060 $67 ,500 Sun 1-5 #8 Oakmont Lane, Big Canyon 631-1800 $320.000 Sun 1-5 S..nda)!, Oo•-II. 1975 DAil y PILOT N Hoontt fo< Salo GH•ral I 0021 G-"' I on! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Go .. ral 1002 ., ...... ,.. ........ ,.. .......... AFfORDAIU fLIGAMCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• IM C OMVIHJINI' B. TOllO 9 UIET EUGAHCE trrff.w Greeebrook nus lo~ely single stor)' 4 bdtms on qwtt (.'UI de .s.;iit'. Sho.,.s like e model huge fnm rm. ''ault~-d <"t.ll.lni~ Offered a l only W ,500 Sol~-9.19l New plush carpeting tbruot.Jt the entire home. Th ts 3 bedrrn. 2 bath home is •II enclosed for pet or chilc:t);afety. Choice comer lot, Jow mainl .. rompl. covered' patio. Call for appt., ask !or Pat Burru;, 137-95 50 ~ ... FOREST E. OLSON :t2Ch~rrv iii!! r.tl .. 111(!('~11, Xf\ 752-i315 $25.;,ooo Sun 1 5 -' 6 I R & FAM ltM or DEN •3626 Catamaran. llrbrVu llls COM 675 -7225 $148,000 S;1t ,Sun 1-5 7 IR & FAM RM or DEi< t=J Hampshire Ct. L>o\'cr Shores 644-7270 $295.000 S;i tiSun 1·5 COMDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 1741 Tustin, #4C. Costa l\·tcsa 642·5200 $41 ,900 Sa t /Sun 1·5 •19881 KingswoOll Ln , llt1nt Bch 536-1857 $25,500 Sat /Sun 10-6 420 Cypress. l~ai:::u na Beach 675-7225 $54,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR & FA M RM or DEi< 320 Via Lido Nord. Lido 11. NB 675-7225 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 1R &3 BR 2.580 Santa Ana St .. Cosla i\fcsa 646.3255 $43 .lXlO up Open Daily 3 IEDROOM 344 Vista Otero, Bluffs, N. B. 640-5357 $96,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4435 W. Coast I lwy, Nwpt Bch. 646-ZIOO Sat. & Sun. 1-5 509Avenida Ladera lBluffs) NB 640-0020 $75,000 Sun.1-5 430 Vista Sue rte (Bluffs) N. B. 640-4050 $56,500 Sun. 1 ·5 502 Vista Grand e (Bluffs l N. B. 644 ·1133 $75,900 Su n. 1-5 1951 Bruna ( Uluffs) N B. &I0-55f>O S57 ,UOO Sun 1·5 3 BR & FAM RM or DEN 501 Luc 1;.1 ~Bluffs) Npt. Beach 640·5560 $72.500 Sun . 1·5 . 4 IEDROOM 421 Vista Roma. Bluffs, N.B. 640·5357 566.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .3 Rue Villars (Big Canyon ) N.B. 640-5560 '$177.000 Sun 1-5 ' 4 BR & FAM RM or DEN •#10 Goodwill Ct. Nwpt Beach 645-0303 565.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 428Vista Suerte I Bluffs) N.B. 644 ·1!33 562 ,900 Sun . 1·5 5 BEDROOM 835 Amigos Wa y ~I !Bluffs) N.B. 673-4400 586.600 Sal/Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 1R &llR 638 W. JBth St. Costo ~l cso 646-901! $45 ,000 Sun . 2·5 3506 Marcus. Newport [\each 675·6670 $137 ,500 Sun 1-5 2 BEDROOMS EACH ·71 6 Jasmine, Old CdM 675·6000 $105.IXlO 3 BR & I BR 116-29\h St., Newport Beach 675-6670 $126.000 Sun 10-5 3 BR & 2 BR 507 Larks pur. Corona del M<.1r 675·6900 $133.0<MJ Sunday 2 4 3 BEDROOMS EACH 618 15th St. Huntington Beach '673-6454 SBS.000 Sat/Sun 10·5 719 Poin settia , Co rona dcl Mar 675 ~3000 SI l!J .000 Sal/Sun l-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 BR & FAM RM or DEN 14656 Goldcnglcn, Irvtnl' 752· 1700 $37 .50<1 3 BEDROOMS Su n 1·5 •2075 June Sher"'•oodVilg Anahe im 549-8655 $40.500 Sunday 1.S HOME & IMCOME 2 BR & I I R ••7210 W. Oc eanfront, Npt. Jlch 645-7575 $165.000 • Sun . 1 ·5 • Pool * • Waffrfront * • • W aterlront & Pool INC 1001 1/2 ACRE PLUS RAMCHO 1'hal's .... ·hat they call them 1n th~e fancy ads. nus sure isn't Canry. but 1f your o.,.,·n horne on 'Vt or Dn acre 1n the baekba) a rea and lh1n gs I ikc horsl's tur11 you on. then j,11 \''-' ,us a call Tem wr~ry in co me or abou1 $1\JXI 1>1.·r n1onth. Priet $"'14.950 BIG CANYON ELEGANT DF.ANE BOROEAUX - Panoramic ocean view from living room. din· ing room and master bedrm You should see this home to appreei&te It. OPEN Sal./Sun. 1-5: S Rue Valbonne MEW MONACO MODEL Highly upgraded Deane TOwnhome. Special custom spa & fi rerlni; overlooking 10th. f<Urway. Luxury livin~ al it 's best . Localed within the model com· • pJex. Come !!Ce us SHl. or Sun. 1-s · ,, Jtu e Grand Va llee 673-7601 1\nytimc "SPANISH GIAHT" + POOl 2 Story. 4 bedroom. :; la\·1sh baths . D1n inf room, ~u nken l 1vi n~ room. fireplace unde1 ru~~ed beam ceiling1 (l a kcn banni s t c1 ~ta1ri.:a."t', rom£'O b;llron._i 1Jecor. Red tile roof. t•c..,, blocks to golf rour~e Ne ar the beach. AHt YU V llEADY t"O~ 11-llS? Only S43.000 Acl now~ Call 842-2535. r_.t'ttJ ,,, ·1 . r n,·. , ''' 11 t • [ ~ lfl&ll\11 2 STORY CHARMER 3 BR-POOL BEACH · $29,000 Classic entrance lo la rg, family sized li1.-ing roon wilh artistic use of sbul ters & wood throuJ::hOul t,ormal d1n1ng room i ronven1cntly served b. large gourmcl k1lchcn 22' Sunkcr family cnle1 tainment '.l&nler Stair s""·ccp lo Cte~ant maste s uite & e hildren quarters. 1'akc ovc 7 1 2'/~ fllA LOAN. N1 NEW LOAN COSTS S20 .JOO bal Mus sacr1f1cc. llurry ! Cal 963-7881. r,//'''""·H~,/·;•.")~,·-I THE REAL ESTITERS FlXE~-4 BDRM S38 ,000 U NBEL J E\1 AHLE t'orcclosure fore<·!". ~JI of property thou.'IJnd below market ' l\r1n 11~.11nl & elbow gn•J.,l' .111 make SS$' Forn1al du lnl!:~ llui?e bdrm:-;! l.ar)! yard~ \\'alk to srhonl an shopp1n1? in an f'!C('1•!\e1 area of $45.0110 home· Seller says "Ha il ni oul"! /\ny offC'r \/,\' t'llA he lp ! Uon't pr• crastinale' Ft1r qu1 c appl. Call 847 r,1110 THE REAL ESTITERS HOUSE OF GLASS VIEW Country :llmospher•' 1 f1cld s and farmhou~f' cathetlr<1l f'l'th ngs ar \\'ALLS ()J-' G Ll\SS th. O\'Crl ook carpc t 1nJ! La v1sh d1ni n~ room. co1 l1v 1n~ 1n St•an~hna v1a family room ~ Sweep1n master bdrm suite "''II s eparat e brea kfa ~ pat1 0 1 J C hildren rctrcals' $5600 dowr J lurry, ca\l 847 6010. "' Q • '\ ' •, ' ' I •, ' • You don 't need a i;un l• "draw fasl" when yo1 place an ad In the Dail. Pilot Want Ads! Call no\ -642-S67R. . ' • .. ~ I 7.~~~- . -ForWo tto.ws For ~ tto.H1 For S-. ~· For ~ Ko•H For Sde ...._... Few ~ ...................... .: •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... lloCti '°" ~:.';:';~ ........ \ ~:!!.~~~ ........ ~.~~ ........... ~~ ....... ~!.z.~ !~.~~~~~.!!.~. ~~ ............ !~~~ ~:-!r!'.~~ ....• !!.~ ....... ~~~ .... :l!~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ,.., ........ 100711afbooP ... "-'a 1007 CoolaMffa IOZ4 MESA VERDE Luge lhanllngton CONTINEN· UMIVUSITTPlt DOWMTOWHC-1 UVAILf- " llAIL Y PILOT Sunday, Oe1obtt 19, 197S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• p I II o e TAL condo 2 Story %.Br p 1 C b . d Oc.-Vlew Lot 1btle adjacent ()t. Vu .... old house oo C~l land . . -------------------•! oo · ome . wn r . · 1 . • • opu ar am r1 ll C• , .... ...ild bl 1 -" Vl~w of vUlaar Mala College 1~ark. 3 DR , 2 Ba , Si'9,900. ~·0228 l\.; ba, tltft'!. nt. incld5 plan. 3 BR. Z Ba., din. SO'xlOO '1UI. • e ot IA ~.'1. l blk. to l.OW1I Beach. Owner ..;..u ex· PENINSULA POINT SUM. l ·S l 137 CHANNEL RD. Sweeping bay views rrorr1 5 BR . family room. bayfront home. Sc.iuna , jacuzzi, boat storage. $240,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 8ay\1de D••Vt• N . 8 6 75 · 6161 newlydeC"orated,poolsz lush carpeting, drapes, rm .• rrpl.,carp.,drape:s, lrighly de1ired are•~ beta . Separa t e or h ae d ivide J'Ot.. yard.~5141an .6 DanaPoilt 1026 frpl<". Armstronl!l tile bll·lnl, alrium. Pool & $25,000. +.Owner will totetheT : :a:!tt!' • • kitchen. Pool. r~C'. rm. tenni• prl•ll. Lar•e carr)'. HOWARD H . a . 5 Beautiful Untt1 -s•co•~y AIAMDOMED ••••••••••••••••••••••• pvt. patio, elc SUPER bell · 1 ., d ZAGRODZKY Re1ltor. w/frpl., be1m.1 & furn.. H"""' c ""'" MEAi 17TH DUPLt:XES SHARP! A~1umable green 'pn.v . oc •• er:i 494-8611 lJ. 2Br., z Ba . penlbouae tn Lacuna! Stately OCEAN VIF.W loan, no qualifying. By or cul de aa.e. Owner will + 4-l Br.'•· $189,000. hilltop home on A·l l•nd. STREET t-Tom $68,9SO-SOOOO down owner S2S 500 ~·1857 help finance. X.lnt val!JC 2 separate, Zbr houses oo b. S unit I ·separate Potenti•I pool arotto. l>nme easts1dc location. $?000 tax t'.'redil applie!I ! ' ' · · al 543,500 Larti:e lot. 56Xt40". Arllsl.S houHI S89 900 sUble site $111 000 Shake roof. Hoat door in C..'ut yourexpen:se$ by Jiv MEREDITH GARDEHS DAVID D. CAILSOH dell&hl. ZOned for k1ln. H . 1r;' pt "172 ooo Of'EH i ODiY t-5 gar:t};e. f'r<:~h paintoul· inginduplex,3or2bdrm 8yowner.2slory,4HD,3 RlALTOR 13l-9Ztl Gd incom• brlnga 5c~NFaR0NT ·P~i . 2130 Hlllview (across side, IOlS of ~Iasis . Jusl &re11ttheolher. ba, new paint inside, $580mo. Loll of trees. Cove. 5 Br .. 4 Ba. & ftomThur&tonJr. Hiah>. n rt.-dccor.atcd. ll ltrdw~ Westbay Income Homes formal din.rm .. walnut A Fent Grotto La.beg"{:<& WCahnyon, 1 ml. to studio apt. $.139 .~ c.ome tee thla lovely, ex· oors & new C'arpeltng. 341.21 C~tllwy,496 ·3431 panvh,-d !am.rm., brick .. andKoiPondarejuat 2 ac · ere e•n you VIC . BEACH-Level lot eeutive home with view Owner will hell1 • $6,100 btx1, childs playhouse . ofthefealure1oflhilde-buy 2 houies 1!' Lacun• w/ XLNT Coastal View. otL&cun.a&MainBeach. down. Call t o sec · *VIEW* Prestige nbrhd .. ~.'lose to ll&btru l home. Bright, for th~ price, $89,500. sa&*-2868 Sq. fl . Separate. ~;;,1,'.119 • 1 ~q.,,,,.,r.,"-<r• .. the blue Pacific from schools. beach. bike airy kitchen. Rm enough 497·2292torbkr,6"·2Zl2. ' 497•1711 over saragtt studio tor [ I your pnvale patio. Thi . trail. S14 ,900. 968·2942. for a brcakrast table. OCEANFllOMT gue1ll, poolroom, or G -al 1 oozlr--a •-I Mar IOZZ ® ··~~·11·~ delightfully I•••• 2 BR Separate fam rm, wide runny bobble&. A great .. ,.....,, ...,.-vn ~ 1 ' • formal enlry, spacious * RIDUCB) * buy alSl2S,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••··~\i 1 hOme ha~ fant.asUr .1nl --·t...R . o penin& to ~. to ooJy $99.500. Un· $SSSTRYSSS$ LUSK SPYGL •55 I~·~~,,!-~-~-!!-~··!!=!!!·=!!!~~ vestment votenlta · ,.., beautifully manicured furn'd. OYO 2-Br, 2·bll JtF.NTAL DEPT In bt~at this : 2 br. 2 h:1 , -"' zonedR·2..$50,000.orCal -Sl B Beaut 4 br. 3 ba. ~gl MES• VERDE V •LLEY RE •LTY lawns. A 1''our ar U.)' · aPt. ExcWn' view•, 1urfl-"'======~~I ft.ilk for Joan llulf _,1ng lc story To"·nhou'ic A A -"' Come M.>e It Sat. or Sun. & coastlf.no, pool, 1ecuri· ·' 1 /, Y ,1,01,,.. levl•l h(l rn c. Prof tit' 1•-r I I' 4 n--'Est·te. -our · .-, new ru~-. ... ·aut1 u accsetter 963-4543 ~CL l·Spm. ty,good(ina ncin(. C>- drapcs.stov e New paint l'or 'd '°' lndscpd., 3 ca r Iledrm. 2 ba. f'rpll'. L~e by ••...slAV 5'051 Chat9au Circle llALSO • b}-•?rxxt1 \ ,-~"Ompletely refurb1~hctl l{ar \'ou own land Sac l-'am1ly llm. rorest hke Fo.taln Val~y I 034 l'fll,.:1U'U The Randi ., a furnished apt al Sl•curit y gat e .11oo l·r. ~;~r.;!o o . Hy 0 "·ncr· s«.>lUng on qw«.>t Cul -de·••••••••••••••••••••••• PATCANTJ(ELL $105,000.Z.Br,2-ba. arrcs·n1eely kept lawns.[,~~;;:.::.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; [ sat'. Xlnt f1nanc1ng. Open ••Soufhern REALTORS 548·9607 SWARTZ REALn lrces. founta in a ll lh1 :-. d;uly l 5. 19-17 Killdeer c--.1.ort•• (ft 1)7 11 ... U" IM only $21.95-0 A>k for DUPLEX ~ort l e. $71 ,>00 Owner NOT MUCH JIM[! umT UHIYERSITYPARK 4)640-I " t-'rank, 839·8321 , Ai;t•nt. 551·1900. 200 yards to be:il'h . ByOwnerDeaneHomeJ JBLOCKSTOBEAClt Rural overlook. h uge J' L E8TATI! 1r1SantaAna SOUTH OF HWY. MUST BEAT f;normoushomcwith in· Br. 2 Ba . den, patio. 2brcottageamongtree1. beam1 , fpl c, warm I ~ •~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 2 Units each 2 bdrnl~ HOME,AHCOME toxic:.tt1ng beauty . 3 many upgrades $72,9 436 Agate St. $50,900/ study. Removed from ci· 353 !'Ill. eo..t. Lacu11• Corner lot. qu1l't lo1·a J>r~me F.a stsulc Costa FORECLOSURE cov 'd patios, 3 car S.51·1215 terms. Bkr. 549-8138 or ty, near achoo!; 3 BR. 484-7D't& 788-6480 MOST FOR THE MONEY S154,000 -u!~~B~~ I~~~~!,. t.•ustom built. 4 bedroom , 3 baths, 2 l11alcon1c s, spacious home ! r:xlrlls galore in s torage. laun· dry. parking, quality ap· pointments. dcluxt· "'all t•ovcnng, natural "'o(MJ fin ish, ell' 209 1'1•a rl. Open Sat 2·5/Sun I 5. FOR All ""' lion , uud(!r S!IO,OOCJ ~f I'S a ram 1 ly n ei ~h . garage. 2 story Granada, jj•~•t•~-0~1~9~8~•~•:•:•~-~O~p~e~•'.\~"~°';·~5-00~=:~~;;';;~~~1 =~~~~~~~t=-CORBIM-MARTIM bo r hood 3 . H d rm Save th1~ 3 BR SPANISH 4 Bdr. 3 bth. A home to ''THE RANCH'* Sat/Sun AU Open SM•. 1·5 Realtors 644-7662 separate home + 2·Hr VILLA from the courts. 4 entcna1n your fnends< In IRVINE. By Owner THE HOUSE M..,.The Oc~on VIEW IRVIME TERRACE duplex.$1:17 ,SOO. Yr young home ha!i 968·4456 Lovely 3Br, 2ba hom A frame THA"T t61 La0REA.2650sq.n .. flPEN DAILY 1.5 fenced coortyard en· p• •.,TS with r am. rm. 5071 ne-•·, huge ru>nthouae Cullforaddr~ss trance. 15x20 t\t A.STEH G~LO,.REI H<1 yonne Circle. Cal !Br. ZBa wilh H iRh WOODIUILT msl;. suite with ocean HAL PINCHIM SU ITE, 22 ft . living room ,.., • ~1·5966. Beamed Ceiling& $8l,950 NESTLED BENEATH view balcony, overlook·· llEALTC>H with brick Jo'P. 1>ass·thru Earthy atmosphere with :::::.::=::...------! • • • • • TALL SHADE TREES is ing the lovely, big yard. 2 2?Z71':.Coast l(wy Bar seats six . THE invitingfounlain ,statue. 4-IRGl$66,500 SOO'Elev.llilltop this unique bit of Or3Morebdrms .&31ge. 675~4392 OWNERS LOSS COULD plants and night lighting. includes the land. Xlnl. VIEW LOT art:hitecture, comprised marble le liled battui. BE YOU R GAIN. CALL 2story, home wilh 4 bdr. value for the family ex· WmPowellRealE&lale ol all wood cedar & ex· Dining , family rm., MESA VEHOI-:. 3 bedrm, NOW$41,990. 592 5 'n bth 1 • 'c~· f.adm rm,.· ~~th exulive! 2500 Sq. ft .1----""'=~-1~7~5~1 ----le naive uae of glass. frplc.; Musl see inside to Very s eldom are wt• fonunate enough to be able to ofrer a front rowl-----------1 custom built view home 1n cxelus ivc Irvine ·rcr· race. and now is one of UK>bc times . We have for you a dramatic 4 RH , home vo'ith exbt1n ~ nii.thl light. bay , o c ean & Is l and view s. + a secluded pool All perfect 21r,i ba. 2 fplcs. lge family 963·1855213 / ·141 1rep · ov pa 10 . .,,x· l''orml din rm, fam rm, OPEH SUM. z .. 4:30 LUSH NAT U R ·AL appreciale. $129.500 rm. lge master bedrm, tm!I cellenl neighborhood. bonus rm or 5th Br, 3. VEGETATION WITH MoroccanOe-sicpi bi~ yard. modern, open, 1 I Ii 11 968·~ baths . MINT·MODE 2957l IYYGLENM STEPS le WALK WAY S 2820 CHILLON (up ,.iry home , COND( Lovely "pt.s Laguna Niguel ; spacious OF OLD RAILROAD l " · REDUCED' r !I · g 4 bd m b · Thalia. right on Ze I); a Jl40CountryCJubDr. l~~~-;~·~~~-~-~~~I · dl"P$. Beaut. sprinkler ree· owin r · TlES.Thiscustorh mill lofty entrance is O"·nr /Rcallor979·3188 --3·BR. 2·ba "'Newport fenced yd. w /sculptured home; custom designed BDRM.&. ·DEN 1S "A enhancedbyanoldtree · Wei;t ". walk to beach. patio. Cuatm stone frplc. for pleasurable living. TillNG ONTO ITSELF'". inside! Stained & leaded ••OPEN !louse Sat/Sun Only $51,500. P/\TTI & entry_ J.car gar. and Every feature upgraded The 1st lev e l has 1·6.16116L.abr;idor.C.1'ot . ....,.._. h h 1040 WALK E ll H.EAL1'Y , much more ! Transfd. with AM /FM 1lereo FLOORS 01'' FRAN· ~~l .wdl~~~w~e~i~:~ 3br pool $59.900. 64.2·2221 '"''°" ac "1142"'-·"14~1~8:.______ owner. Xlnt. te rms! JIM thruout. A d elightful c I s CAN TILES, •;;;;;;;;:;~;;~I for the owner who IO\'es to entcrtcun. M . ""A OE'.L MA-R ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1• •CH HOUSE w EL LS RE AL TOR, brkfst. area &: a family spacjous l1v . rro. has tgi!~e~s~~t~a~isr1~i~ny IJi3 ---. SS7·6264 !979·2631 rm.affordasereneview CEDA R PANELED ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. 2 Ba ., I~. fam rm., Cottoci-by the Sra + IMCOME I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ of rolling hills & Mta. &. WAL L S, CENTER siud kitchen. Mass ive Charming 3 Bit. 2 Ha , ieRn $49.950. By owner prin 5 Short &locks lo sand.) built 1973, upgraded 31 1 alnigbl, twinkling lights. F I R E p L A C E • adobe frplc., formal din· many xtras.1'crriftc Joe. 1 _o_n~ly'-'-540--3900 _______ 1 surf. Charming 2 bedrm. BR, 2 Ba owners unit YOUU LOVE IT Wei I I a od s caped , EXPOSED TIMBERS & ing & 2 more bdrms . S1 !1J,500. Ff.I:: Ca\1&14·7211 Balboa Island 1006 Id d lo II B W"th · u· -ooo Ocean view, too! $115,000 nr So. Bay. Priced to sell I ' • o own wn · · 1 plus 3 BR. 2 Ba rental un· Zstory. Jbr, 2•,;ba beauty spactOUS pa o . ..,.,, WOO D B E A M E D by owner. 573.0897 • • 2 4 PLEXES parklike yard. lteduced it. Priced for quick !!ale! on Greenbelt w/ view, THE "WAVE HOUSE" CEILING. Garden styled Rentar Purchase • to only $34 .500. $85,000. Open Jlousc S<it 100 yn:ls rrom adult pool A dramatic window to kitchen has LOADS OF Waterfront estate. i..> 2 BR house & J hr apt. 3 315 POIMSETIIA In excellent fast movin~ SCOn REALTY & Sun 10·5, 618 15th St. & Jacul:ti. For sale by the sea & coastline: liv· GLASS THAT OPENS Acre, behind tall~ricked <'ar gar. Xlnt income. Open, liJ::hl & sunny! 3 Costa Mesa area. A raref~"""~5;3;6;·~7~5;3;;3~~..i ~A~g~e~n~t~, 6~7~3~-64t54~i"ARP:---i •~o~wn~e~r.~C~a~l~l~55~2~-94~1~3~.'~~ ing rm. wllh unique view To T H E G R E EN walls, in a park·h e set· Sl l0,000. &10·4307 Ddrms .. formal dining, commodity that won •t of pool below; ' bdrms., FOLIAGE. The 2nd level ting. Private s t irs to brkfst. rm.; heavy shake last long. $81 .000 each. CLEAN & SHARP , JV.. baths, dining rm., has 1 entire wall of glass beach .• 40 Ft. Jiv in g rm., Ownrr Must Se.II roor. 45 ft. lol.4 Ca r park· _c_a_1_1_ro~r~d~e~t~a~ll~s.'!!~--~---------I Recently rE"dec, no·wax D ELOW MARK ET study, projection room : OP ENI NG TO THE resawn paneling, wood REDUCED $10,000. in~. So -o much for AJ,'l.S49·0812 noor, ram rm w/frpl , lg. priced ror quick sale by the Captain's room wilh TREE TOPS. IT'S so burning frplc ., garden Sharp immaC'. Uuplex on ~3.500 ~ ALL ne"' paint ins ide, $36 500 master hr. lowlmdu1nt yd. oH':", •,r,. m5.'3 .. ,ooom.' ?au°nrd.ry2 bar of hand hewn & brass QUJET UP HERE, "O" enbalrthan, 2nced.bdGrlamss. h:ssptonrive. quiet :side of Island. 3 O-n Sal ,..,•n. 1-5 3 Br . t:i• Ba . cu · C·S3C' .. filled mahogany ; sauna. SOQUJET. .,. ,.-, _ new roof outside, new ., ,.,,,. 7595 t a I · ' h t DH . 2 l\a , eal·h Lgc plumbing. Near a ll Buys a3bedroom.2bath S50.150 <>.,... rm. ce n r ai · SO!t.poolwilhjaeui:zi& S85,500FuUPrice guest o use o w e rs 'l'losets, encl. garages, :ioo~~l~~::JYRe6~~6510 schools&shopinnJ::.JBr, home. Completely re· p kG I R II ~~~s~kl~~~~~:tifia'o;i~~~ wate rfall . A truly MISSIOMREA.Ln above lhe sublime rrpll's, patios, laundry 2 ba.S4l.950.0pcnhousc decorated . double 3r 3 e e_a~-4101 Glenwood Sl . magnificent & unusual 98SS.Cst Hwy,Laguna ~~':f!:·'!1a~u~:e~h~t~~T~ room. Steps to bay ••Sl,000•• SattSun l·S. Cenlury 21 ga rage "'ith boat door & home. $425,000 -~-49 •0731 ~140,000. Agent, 549·0812 PRICE REDUCTIO., S48-tl6S rear yard access-Ex-We've Gotto Move 551·2100 ,._. ~ over gar ages. Rent Is 646-6710 "' II 1 4B b o 2800 ft ~ flexible. Submit. Sales o.--1----------1 ce ent area, c ose to r >' "ner. sq · TURnEROCIC * SUPER COASTLINE •*GREAT• OPEN HOUSE Sat. !Sun. AJR cond., al'ross from evmthin~. includes library, lg fam . price, $275,000 LITILEVACATION 1·5: 1006 SEA LANE, scllool.elcc.gar.opener, l' ~tt .• r+ i'1'1"!!'.,.. rm & formal din rm. J Anxious Owner! -.,~,-· VIEW b •494-7551• CO M. (Take ~acArthur boat & camper access, l.._~!~.~-~!:..!~ car gar. 2 C\'rd patios. Wants to sell bis 3 bdrm., .-C-2·BR, fam rm. 2· a, 2 I-IOME to Harbor View Or.). sprinklers. 4 Br. 2 ba .. 962·4471(?:;)546·8103 many extras. Walk to 2 balh, dinin g rm.. ,, •. ,.,~-decks. Pool·size yard . near Village Now o~ly ?&.500. CO?t1E dbl garage. 549.000. 3045 1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~~~1Js~t~hoo~l~&!jbe~a~e~h~. ~$34'."_·~500:1 atrium home. in a top 11dsN.Coo,tHwy.,Logunci New crpt.s, drps. custom J..BR.t·BA $73,SOO see this immae .. 3/Br. Grant Ave. Open Sat/Sun Prin.only.962·9819. location. to a buyer who 494-1177 kitch. Owner will .con·•========== LAURAVAMCE 2/ba, ram rm w/v1ew of l·S.Century 2l,548·ll6S wants apprecial1on, ap· sider lease opl1on . r REAL TO It ocean & harbor. Call Don Only $44,950 MAKE MONEY preciation. appreciation 0 P E N H 0 U S E -$82,SOO. OPEN SUM. 1-5 673·4062 for more details. 646·7414 Quiet Mesa Verde EASY TERMS .. when you invest in this 1n lwo or three )'ears. SUNDAY l·S, 2565 KILO •EDGEWATER • 31548 ltuff Dri•~ Op .-.,-S-.-T-'/S-'-U-H-l ·-5-1 UNITED BROK I'.: RS 1850 sq. rt, 3Br & fam. 4 Bedrm. 2 bath, covered 11 .B. triplex, pnced un· Call us for details. WVIASTYA-00 FF AVI: TA Real EsUteCoa H494..as36 So. LaguJta . So. o[ Hwy., ~ "' rm. frml Oil. Zba, 2 patio in ext'.'el l cnt der the markel to sell · cean ie ws l350S. st wy bet . West S t . & 201 H.Bayfront BY OWNER; I Bdrm+ frplcs. 8 fr uit trees, neighborhood on quiet fa~t. Only $62.500. Sub· wt-:HAVERENTALS Unlimited. Drastically Table rock; fantasti c 3bd8drmhs., 3 rbat 1 hs + 2 ~2~5~1 A:;t~1a5 .$.'i~,~:. many extras . $62.000. lree·lined street. Close t o mit-Try 10~ down. con· CALL 552-7000 ~~E"~ :~i.~TATE ~~~~:, ocean view from1 mosl.. rm. puse or ncome.1 ~on~l~y~! ________ 1 _540---'-~53911=~·::-:::-:~::-:::---ls h opp in g & schools . tract. trade.Seller will 1 · DOW•M eve r y room ; a r ge Xl nt value! Sandy beach. 1• Seller Anxious. Call consider all offers. Cnll 318 Thalia Sl . Oo/o a r e h i t eel designed Quiet e nd nf Is la nd. OCUHVIEW EASTSIDE SCOTT REALTY VALLEY REALTY LagunaBeaeh 494-8093 Or possible assumption home; 3 bd,.ns., 3 ba., $195,000 Nice 3 Br 2 Ba fee lot. 536-7533 or contract. $2000. tax huge den, Jots of wood&: C:AU TO SEE S79.500. Leaving Calif. 2-0n·A-Lot I""'~~~~~~~~ 1 --::::~9~6~3~·;4'.'.5'.:4~3~;--Ocran/City View credit . Builders closeout . glass. Steps to beach. ~ N. BayCront; 2 units. Ownr. Brkr. 673·2823 Charming cottages I-i-========== By builder. nearly co m· Brokers welcome. Call Almost new! Real value, c heapest b ayfront on prime East.side location •$46,450• JR. EXEC + pool pleted 2500 sq fl custom BiU or Steve, 499-4611 or $149.000. Island. Large lot + on· DUPLEX, by owner, 6 yrs illness requires fast sale Comer Lot . 3 Bed rm. 2 $3950. Down!! f'or Sale By Owner Irvine-home, prime area. on 546-8640. WIUIAM WIMTOM shore mooring. Only old. South or Hw y. 3 BR .. sacrifice $44.950. F'ronl bath home. deep back Spacious 3 BR w /large Turtlerock 3 Br. 2 Ba, cul·de·sac next lO park, OCEANFRONT HOME Real Estate $161,SOO 2Ila,&2BR,1Ba.beam house completely re· yard with fruit trees. master . sunny step· wet bar, all amenities. wedalk to bc h ,bedS<hdl~. NorthLagu.na.263Cres· 229Marine,Balboalsl OPEHSATJSUM.1-5 ceilings, frplc's, nr modeled. Won "t last !! boat or trailer access. saver kitchen + dine .1 ;;$60;,';.000;,';~·;;552;;;;·7;629;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;[ R w1ood ext., 4 t b• '"2 cent Bay Or. (by app't . * 67§..3331 * l20Sapphire schools & shop'g. Priced Hurry.Call 645-0303 Nice area , close to Ankle deep ca rpe t .I• rm, am rm . we ar, on)y) Luxurious custom . A•erys .... cial houseona ~c.d3990ucedfllo5 $115,000. schools & shops . Pretty sparkling custohm pol ol JAWS-· full 2geha4Ud~t .. hs, n', e'palr built s_,.,.,,acularviews' ,..,..l!.a .... ,._...._.YOM ,..... · u•...-a · home . $46,450. Red ' with private bat . Al on gara • 'I:'-• r · ' ..-..... · 'iir-.... ~.......,."" very s pecial street. 31..:::.:=::.::.::.=------I d dd d will open wide when you 714 536-tD62 The. "be.st',' waterfront *•VIEW** Bdrms. 3 baths, 3 frplcs .. OLD CdM. Most charm· Ca~t. Realtors 536·8836 °1 ',"",i:tet trehe stu leh see the beauty of this 41 -'-::..:_·='-==-----·I buy Ul town. $265,000. den, wet bar, pantry+ 2 ing home. JBr + Oen. 0 · us a op to e bdrm, 2Y::i bath home. OCEANFRONT. fabulous From every room. Con· RED TILE ROOF mall. Bkr962·5511 t t · t bdrm., 2 bath apt. for 2ba. Completely re· 1.:.===c:.:=.c=c...---I Ca thedral cei lings, down coast views; sandy JUST LISTED! -on Cl· rac ors new pr1va e guests o r in co m e . furbished. 2 Blks to bch. IY THE SEA!! tasteful decorating with beach: 6 BR, 4 Ba., step· oyoo View Or. in Tem le split level custom home . $165.000 Paddle tennis court, Jg ACOl.DWlltlAlllt:ICWllY Veranda type overhang, *PRIVACY * mirrors and wallpapers. down liv., {}"pl., te rrace. Hills. Ideal for a couple. Beaut.· decorator tile & OPEN SUM. 1-S trees and more. $105.000. TIME IS MOMEY rustic woods & extensive Total privacy in this uni· family room bar and a Owner finance. $325,000 Real cule 2 bdrm. home peg random plank floor· 212 AC)Qfe ()pen Sat 4P!'o1 to 9PM. use of brick. Dbl door en· que J.BR home in a quiet "see forever" view from CHARM! Ocean s ide with fantastic views o( ing. Glass & wood galore. This spacious near new Sun 9Af.1 to 6P M . 315 Moneythatyoucan save, try to huge Fiesta rm suburbannbrhood (jusla themaslersuitebalcony. hwy. Country French. village & shor eline! All the latest decorator hom e, ca~not be Go ldenrod.675·9382 because the owner has w /cathedral ceilings & s horl jog from the $64,900 spacious Jiv .. vaulted Grealbrickpatio&view items & rtras. Gourmet d I . led . very little time lO sell roaring fireplace & "old beach). Custom features beam cell., formal dining deck. Only $69.500. kitchen. 3 BR. 3 Ba. up1ca ever again on this lovely 3·BR +pool time·· window seat! includebeaut.used·brick d 2r I Fam rm Open Hous Balboa Island! 4 Bdrms.. IRVIHETERR. h r I V A 552 7500 rm., convert. en, rp . . . e h f ome w /rpc. acant. Larg e play rm, frplc. One yr. warranty • Lovelygardens.$187,500 JAMESLOMAS Sal/Sun 9·5 . Top of 3 bat s, amily rm . You own the land with steal :at under $-15,000. w /decoratornoors. Palio included. Priced for fast OCEAN aide Hwy. Near R EAL ESTATE Bluebird Canyon at 1051 Everything for gracious this immac. 4 bdr m. Cos la Mesa's fin e5l kitchen in walnut wt pan· sale·Hurry! Call red . h 111 sandy beach. Sparkling 3 494-1008 Madison Place. 494 ·92.84 li ving + lovely apt. home. Lge. pool in a nbrhood. Cal l now ! try pass through and bar. BR 2•• b d If I l----=..:.C'-'-----1-----------$1~ 950 V •LLEY DIC •LTY ' n: a., en w rp .. '"' • beautifully landscaped 540-3666 Gas BBQ!! Spacious ,.., ~,.., et.b b I di I WILLIAM WIMTOM patio; sparkling clean & master, children's suites 963-4C.43 r-aalty ~ ;r; al~ony ,r nf '. 1.0LJUIMI leach I 048Lagmta leoc:h I 048 R al ~1a1e -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;";;;;;;;;;;;; 1 ~ s ep-own v. w rp . , ••••••• ••• ••••• ••••••• •••••• ••••• • • ••••• •• •••• ~ 5:a ready to move 1n. Open -w/wall units. Oen or ex· • ~ view. $149,500. Owner ~~:!'!~::'!: .. ~?.~~ \lft LitrM 1•~~ •="'hnm,.. 1' 8 :::!::;.:::=w"·":::;:.:';'5-:--2-.-,-:-;-_'-·1 1 oo3~€~yb5::.. i= Edinburgh ::AL;.t<;. ALLE~94-7578 229Ma6n7"n5e.3Ba33lbol .alsl.dailyl-5;7o;KJhaJH~3 •:.1i~Tuf1YJa trio· B$2R7.,Assumoarbt,e FH~ OPE"" SU"". I .... ~~~~~~~~ r~nance. Will lease/OP· ., 75 5930 S So Pl !095N.Coast.Laguna *TRIPLEX • * 6 • * LOOK GOOD JUST LISTED Meredith Ganlens an 3f'1' F C t II '' Cd'1 . XLNT No.-end location. macnab / Irvine realtg 51'£CTACULAR FAMILY ROOM I ... J..Br. 2·ba & (2) wp·Br.1 ~~~·~·~~,~~·~·~-~~·~i ·· you'll think it's ex· Thal is right, this 2·Br Formal entry . formal In Village l, ~ bdrms., Z·BR. OPEN THIS 2·ba. Walk to shops &i: pensive, but only $36.900. dollhouse with boat ac· dining rm .. lge. hvin2 21h ~aths. family r~!ll· WKENDl·S: lE156 Louise. ~erry . ~II price ~ll~.000. OWNER trans re rrcd. for this 4·BR + fam rm cess has been newly rm. & family rm. with offenr:igall the~men1t1es $73.SOO. ARCH BAY Real 1nclud1ng furn1sh1ngs . Beaut. Harbor View Hills home w /frplc . Owner painted & nearly new frplc.; assume 7'": V.1\. oC a single family home. Estate 499•2277 -just one of the special features in this lovely 2-story cape cod home. 5 bedrooms, formal & informal dining + many more amenities. $265,000. Appt. only. Martha Macnab 642-8235. (A54) • .. ' COAST PROPERTIES Lusk 4 br. 2 ba, totally re· motivated, must sell. crptg. Good inveslmeot loan of $37 .000 F P. 1100 Sq. ft.. designed for I-"-'-"--'-'~· =-"------I • 673-5410 • oewed. Custom features, Call now! for this location and $75.500. carefree living. Offered Blurt LCICJOOft Vifta Nice duplex bet. ocean & new pegged hardwood 540-3666 price. Will not last long. S33•2906 to you ror only $54,900 Sleps to beach. 2·BR, ba 1 1 t $105000 floor . new superior COURTESY REALTY with central air · 21/•·ba, a llbltns. new M:~:al~ R.ity ' 615,4600 crptg, n ew ceramic 962-7751 SINCE 1960 conditioning. crpts, drps & paint, part· noors & freshly painted LE RAISOR I I rn'd t · 2 I u---& lnco-Y u ·• enn ... -poo" OPEN HOUSE Sun 10.5. in & out. 640..1047. Open ~ ...... security gate. $75.000. Owner . Over-sized Jot. l_S~a~l~&~Su~n~--:-:c--:-::-::-=c--l__:'~~~~i!l!i!I~~-leach! EALTY OWNER/AGT. 499-4271 $82,500.2153E.Occan lt.V.1-ULLS·VIEW! lt•s true! Over 2600 ASSOCI ATES ·AEALTORS R REALLY square feet of home·1~~~~~~~~~~14523CampusDr,,)rvine Comple~ely i-emodeled Corona del Mor IOZ2 Open Sunday 1·5 ROOMY.• monthly income plus CampusValleyShopCtr. home 1n Woods Co_ .e. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13150utrigger Dr. B" k ti d k BaT.b Nicest 5Brforthe money hear t he surf pound. By owner, Townhouse, 2 CALLllJ-1600 .ne pa us, ec ,view, DUPLEX 2-~ hr units. 3Br · 3 1 uron S1V'rtacular terrazzo en· BR, I'" Ba, 1 car gar, fi replace. Open House Cho. 1 So r II 644 -~·o~er/Agt you'll see. Immaculate .. ~ T"' ice oc, · 0 · wy. ·'"'""" ~i· • h 0 m e I n f a m i I >' try, mammoth step down security, walk to hcuch, Laguna leach I 048 Sun. 1·5. 2110 Glenneyre. -$79.500. Owner 548·~ ••OWNE R•• Open Sun· neighborhood. Newport living room, form al din· $42.000. 536·0838 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1..:"'::..:_·7~3~1=8~· -------1 da.)' 1·5. Gd view. Choice H arbor Schools . Low ing, bright, spacious 536-2611 llG OCEAM VIEW FANTASTIC WOOD REDUCED $6000! Low•1t Priced Octaft V1rw In c-HIC)lllands 3Br,2Ba,Jo~amRm Private BeacheA ilrbr View Hills Joe. Tri· t60's .Call642·6368Agt.. home maker's kitchen. level. "Z727 Windover Or. GIGANTI C FAMILY &44·0211 OWNER, large 4 BR. 2 ROOM with BEAMED Ba, Mesa Verde. Asking CEILINGS, huge master $47 ,900. 557-5176 s u i t e , s e p a r a Le ..o:c.::::::c:.:.:..::.:..:;:____ c h i l d re n ' s w i n g , 473.1 Cortland Dr. OPEN SUNDAY l·S Owner/Lie 673--3111 OPEM SUH. I ·5 511 CARNATION Duple". S. of Hwy. 3 BR. 2 ba. unitA, 1800 sq. n.. ea. Frplcs. Mint cond. Xlnt rental rec. $125,000 3 Ir l la Duplex -GEM· OMLY $89,500. 120-FTustinAve .. N.B. In an excellent Soulh-01 REALTORS 642.-4623 Jt1J11way locatioo on a Cost M 10•4 gt1ntt0u145 n . lot. a tsa • Call usqultk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'4·7211 /Jn NIGrt l1All.[Y f,, AS~U[1Af[5 4-YOU Cozy 4 Br shake roof home w /famil:r room. dining le frplc., L'I waiting for you . 10~ ~own, ~.700. Open S1.10. 1·5, LotaR-UOxUll; 1"'2 loo:tConcord. ta,OOOllOQ!h/Se"'low DOVER REALTY Pi1nllftly "' -"5-llll70 '46-1514 -. , EASTSIDE secluded p ark·l ike Buccola I-lome. 3Br, ram grounds. All this plus rm, frplc. ()pen llouse BEACH & I NCOME . Sat.1S8Buoy. Just l1sted ! H URRY ! Come Dy and See! CallM~. S48·3011 Agnt. <OriolMIOwMr Freshly 1isted and sure mRBELL;...;. 1926·1976 to please \11 this 48r. ram -======""""""c rm 2Ba liome. Move in :-~ition & ah10 realur· ing ll ireat palio with wonderful Ahad~ trees. Close to l'lhopp lnl? & rreeways. Sure to sell quickly due to owner's 1udden transfe r . JUST $42.000. D.J . f'een1tr1 Inc. CALL ~9·3162 hbllc Molle• Go-....,.....ntYA AtlUl'llable Lo.I With or wlthout milita service. No quallrying. Low interest. Rent·llke paymenla. Many 3 " bedroom• available. Cal loday,BKR,8<2-88>4. CONDO. 3 BR, 1 v, Oa . 2 Bdrm .. own your own & GLASS HOME! Sty $25 1= •c iVM'\ dn &pl. Close lo shopping & Custom-built 3 bedroom, · ' ""· ~· · · beach. Large heat~ pool _S2'-"~·~P~l_m_o~·-64_6·_5&12_:.__ __ I & patio area. Many ex· 2~ bath with 3 skylighU. New 1-luntington Bch de· tras.Asking$42,SOO pantry, tinte d glass, C private patio, and much lux triplex. eramic tile morel Unobstructable etc. 3Br. 2~b:i . 968.sGiJ. m .. ': fL~fiGltP& view ot ocean and town. &830-4297 ~~ ,....,_~""""' ..._. ~v., $79,SOO. Brtn1 in your 499·2800 ' rental and 1ales li1tings. --===='------1 We'll work hard for you I -------- Macnab -Irvine OC:EAN&MOUNTAIN &a PLUSH!!! this new 2 story-3 level RF.ALTY CO!'ol PA:"\Y Viewa rrom both ends of fl = Excitingly diff erent ~ home 2 rull baths·3 i . One of the most out.stand. bdrms. Fam rm. & ready lngly beautiful homes of to move in~SS6.99S.· ~rn""\ REALTOR Huntington Beath. If you dri•e by 1996 Del Mu.-~494-8561 Jove the ll&hl, airy. Qulnl ard tw2·2991 The · -· C"leganl , awceplng Artist's Farm. at 234-1 ~~ .. ..,..t..1un•ht-.cti ittairca11e feeling, you St. CM la £or sail. wlll r II -I /!hi < WOOD, GLASS & OCEAN a tn ove w s A For Real Value-Nice. New custom 3 br, 2 b8, or S bedroom home. 1'.\eL· 2Br Cottage. 2 Baths: cedar e:1t cw.slum int t.erHtJRRYI (A58J Trees : Frpl : Ocean pllnoramt~' oce1n view~'. Loi1MUle.r&42·8235 View. Walk to beach. Value t87,000. S.le price $.18,5-00. Bkr.499·22Tl 16J,000. AM61< 1 1 I LAGUMA CHAlM Superb triplex -near town & beach. THREE 2 b e droom apts. (2 w/fireplace). Freshly painted & carpeted. 55' frontage. 3-car garage. May be interested in trade. Asking $123,000. Mary Lou Marion 642-8235 . (ASS) IY THE SEA! Panoramic coastal VIEW! Laguna's fmest tri·level 3500 sq. rt. custom home w/jacuzzi +wet bar. Spacious rooms + extras galore. Appt. only. Helen Wood 644·62()0. (AS6) FAKT.t.mc YIEWalSI lt,500 5 bedroom, fa mily room + den home. "Blue Pacific" VIEW from this co1.y home w /beautiful Palos Verde stone exterior. Balconied both levels -extra lg. ~ot w/room for pool. Walter King 642-8235. (AS7) uz.a1n IOI 00.. Ori.-9 [ ---•••••• L.1a a ••••••• HUR FAS' ARt. OPE OCE CMa and ON STA 1st. men <Ma A\•a THI AVI' 'JOhi: avai SP, BEft sepE of Cl POS trar: fam din.ir OCI pri · land bea1 TH I PR! 2-Bl I LOCJlll ..... , CA I 2Br . frplc1 wlk 497·1( ._ •••••• ' c FIC Cal·\ 4 Yl'"k- dofo1 CEN RE• I RI T< 3 CEN RE ~ Be 1\DD 28• SS-0.Q NOY CE~ RE -VJ 'Tak• ing hom 1ng Tas s ho, $45,• I 3 Br can mu: pric La<JI •••• •N< Vie • EX SS ele. ly Mo 4-8 go1 di wh ' Sho .. VI• "" "' cul '" Cb .~ ~ Id h N 0 h • co "' J - • . ----·---------------· -----------'" -·-- ~~~:::.~.~••••••!.._...for S4t Kattin For~ hrs. IHa.n Por -~ ........ Fot-~ SUnd!y. October 11. 1175 DAIL v PILOT DZ.,... ' •••••••••••••• .. ••-••• "''''''''''''"''''''' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••··--••• .. !!Wlo Howtitt IRca-''°""' 2000 ..... ~• ~~~.!:.:!!!~!!., .. !!.~~~!.~ .. ~~!.I IDS2t«rr'=Y1efo 1067 Ml•»Wt••~ 106tMlwportlnc. .. 1069 S..Cll•al1 1076 ·Fors. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••-••••••••••••••••• _.. ........... ·····-:;·.··;:·v··.······ .............................................. ·····.~.··;;T··ou········· ...................................... 11D 'Wff~ rwA -. ,. .,_ B&AUTlFUL Dur\.O ...... ••••• ••••• •••••••• IArl B hom eeda DOYBSHOIR c.ar LS lO:dO Plymouth, 2br. Nu ONHHOUSE ,.,..,... 310.J SPECIALIST e4 r. 1_,en a ·-~~-:~IA "rpt 11; drps. bll·ln1. su~ 2-S ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIVATE· bilol-w•ln1care. G•• •vv D"""' • BEACH COTTAGE· " •-h bu -•1 • lb Prieed IOMll fuL Call "'~' IUY5 C,mpletd)' furn , 17.000, ·-W.18lhSt.(l blk &;11CA(' mo.: .... 1.e, r, ~ ' OCEANFRONT &oda 1 IY OWMEI 2/Br dolthou.e, ocean Slop al my door. 1973 ...... ., N '"I d single or couple, H .B. 1 GUARDED "/. view Just$43000 Newport Avr. Space 21. ~~:. Mcsae)wf°e1t 0'j~ i Alto C.M. 1 br, uUl pd. COMMUNITY MISSIOH VIEJO Outstanding home for entertainment • oiTPL£X.Ne.;. buch Sp9ttttnt. S7S.C.M. _..BR, beamed •·eolln•s. CdM l br $1iS. Peta ok. <'"71/lf llALTT and family living. F··•··tlc view of a.--~ ..... 500. • •-• L br Sl .. ··W pd TH~ SHORES 511•1000 back bay and moun~Sbr. liv rm, • 'FOuRPLEX·U> 3/Br. lrplcs In bolh, I•• lot. In-Nil ·• ~ ' THES•'ATERRACE , ••12111r cio.. come $420. $45,ooo · ~~.• uoUSE "" s...iu.. "El VUI". •.3'1Cl «>rmal din rm , lam rm, w /dining area ~beach'. suo.ooo. 6'8-Bllll ....... 9 •79"":"430 associates : HURRY! OUlt ltESALIS All GOIH!i FAST IH THIS AFR>RDAILE IEACH ARE.A OPEN THE FRONT DOOR TO THE OCEAN _VIEW. This versallle 3 ·BR (Master in separate wing) has privacy and can be available immediately .............................. $98,000. ON YOUR GOOD FINANCIAL STATEMENT this owner will carry the lsl. TD at 9%. No points, no prepay- ment penalty. 3 -BR, 2 sty LR w /fp. <Ma.ster down). Some ocean view. Available Nov. 10th ............................... $92,500.' THE ONLY FOUR BEDROOM AVAILABLE WITH OCEAN VIEW. o/ohis lovely upgraded spacious home is available at the low price or . . . . ..... . . . ... ... . .. .... . ... . $89.950. SPACIOUS. IMMACULATE, BEAUTIFULLY UPGRADED. 3-BR. separate dining, lrg fam rm w /Ip. End of cul-de-sac .............................. $85,000. POSSESSION IN SIX WEEKS. Owner transferred. Very upgraded single family 3-BR with large LR .• formal dining, lovely landscaping .............. -. ...... -........ $74,500. OCEANSIDE HIGHWAY. Complete privacy on this magnificently landscaped c:o rne r location. 3-BR, open beam LR .................... -.. -..... $74.500. THERE IS ONLY ONE AT THIS PRICE. E -Z n1ainlenance. Charming 2-BR &study w /spacious open beams .. . . . . . . .. .. .... -..... -...... $58,900. En1oy Tho• Good L1f,. 3232S South Coc1st Hwy , South l t1gun'1 499-4584 493 2513 aq. n .• up&raded crpt, 2 fplcs, 4 ba, 3 car gar. Separate * FIVE UNlTs.alwaya *'**** ****** • • •••• - dJ11t, 1nsulated, 3br, 2ba. master bdrm suite. Sparkling pool rent~. Auwme 7t> f), yowner , 28r, 28•· ZfixS2 A.SSUME ;~ VA loan. lcAoo p..,..wfa 3107 'bonua rm., vaulted d.ln w /altraclive decking Newly decorat· loan.Aa.Jcln1onJy$99,.SOO, Vlklna, like new, beaut. F-· .... l~1t (4) t ·BR. Gd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 rm. Lr& country kitchen. ed d f · $199 500 CA1J,.'92-'ll2l lndscp, forest garden•, """""' V ~ Alt. apriAk:len, arapes, , rea Y or occupancy.. . BERTHA HENRY 830-7782. C.M. Joe, Only SSS,'JOO, New 4 br, 2 b11 . Nr ae ..... · pomearaoale, other lyappointntMtOftly 541·1432. REALTORS YEAGER H£AL'rY, Club. $375 winter, youn1 pJaDtl.n&•· Elec , •In,._. Rffole1• 556-Slil 213-449-6tl2673-!i981 iardTopener. VAIFllA/ ()pea House Sunday. By •tOWlDE.S111 1 ::~egt~.,:~· S~r1e.";~~ tWwport le«ll I 069.Mewport .. _. -1069 =·. c .. ':1';'~0~~~~~b~ : ~ ~~gg: Triplex, E.Cosla Me.sa. Beautifully turn. 2 yr. old $73.000Let's n.egotiatel duplex, step& to bch.. 3 Agenl 832-2962 Br. 2 Ba. $400 yrly. ~lanee. Priee, .... -. •••••••••••••••••••·•••••••••••••·••••·•••••••••• • •""WIDES" • .,. _ <lolV ocean view. $79,$00. ..,. 0.JI ~-~. or 833.Z••• or LIDO WATERFRO...,T 1;;492-;;MZ!;;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;L~':·~~~~~T~0~~:~ .. -1 HEW LISTIHG 673-3397 _, "'°""' r"ll CHOICE4-PLEX Winler RcnlaJ Only.Splic. Luxurious ,..;. "'p 530-020<> All 2 BR, s hag crpl, & Comforuble. 2Br. 8Y Owner. 2 1ty. 4 Br ~ bllnS, twih landscapinA. Si?'JS. (21J)Z43·S316. +Fam rm, alr, usuma-RESALE ble 7YI'# VA, $78,~. 5 Star llunL Sch Owne!" occupied. $78•500' Corofta clel Mar 3122 &11·263f Spectacular bay view from every win· LEHDER 1973 Double. like new Pnnc1p;ah~ only please , ••••••••••••••••••••••• dow. Executive2bedroom.2ba~aot. Agent . 5 49 ·0812 or ., .. _ 2 b lh " H bo Newport •octr. I 069 2 Real flrepl;aces &&f>.-6'1IO uo.u "" a 10 ar r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Professionally decor:ated. par1 . Plus washer & dryer I ~=-"'-'-------I Vu l-l1lls. CdM.·fam rm, spaces. $278 mo. mamtenance ee In· J\Sleal$16,500. 4 Plex by owner, C,'1 , garden patio. only 2 beach units $SZ.500. Gd cludin~ taxes & utilities. Boat slip SAYS Uc, KG99t0.11 11:\nt , /oond, call S56..J900 $600/rno. Natalie Fogar· income:. R·2 cor lol. Gin· M U . CR I l ) avalla le. Total secun'ty. By owner, OrangeCounty .l-£. d1ys549-4225eves, lY. n1que ra: ny Fortune, rltr . 537 .9455 67$-6000 67~7520. $134,950. HARBOR vlEW HOMES (7 ( 4) 675-6138 PORTIFINO 4·Br. 4·ba, ""'"""""""""""""""""":=:=:=:=:=:=:== fam rm, formal din rm. ~ finished bonus rm, nr He,;,.... Inch I 069'Mewport .. ~It I 069 park1 • Lea:chool.s0K& .!;!~ •. • ••• • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • •• • • • • • •. • • • • poo . ... . ~··--1.;..;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.----------... Fee:. 644·7866/ &U-6548 1• OPEN daily ttit Kings Road. Breathtaking harbor &: ocean view. New delu:s:e 4 br &: fam rm home w /custom reatures thruoul. Aift , 979-5099 ros111on A vallablo F JTIME SALES AS · SOCIA.TE , FAVORABLE COM· WATERFRONT LIVING AT A nlCE YOU CAH AFFORD! 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. Quick possession! ~ $99.500 . SR. ADULTS COMMUNITY APT. LIDO REALTY 3377YlaUdo,H.1 . 673-7300 M ISSIDN SPLIT FOR!"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE PR 0 VEN &1!!! CAPAB LE . A 1 OJ ST I NC TI V E & Howpori looc:h I 069 Howporf leach I 069 POPULAR OFFICE lN ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A PRESTIGE LOCATION. CONTACT DIM HAST1NGS AT, "640-5560. NEWPORT llEIGJITS 2712Cliff Dr. View 28r & gst hse. Open Sun l :JO 5PM. N, Robin~on. Bkr,675'-11120 BLUFFS, Twnhse 4 Br. Canyon Vu, Schls, Poot 2Yl Ba . $69 ,500 Ownr OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 115 VIA UNDINE Attractive 3 BR,, family rm. home: large mstr. suite with sunporch. Close to clubhouse. $124,500 REDUCE PRICES & GET RID OF • THESE 3 TDWNHDMES IN OCEAN HILLS LOTS #13. 14 & 31 Tract 8132. priu $39,YY5 Come or call salnofflc• atOce..,Hlll• (714) 493-2500 RESALE TopLlne24x.60 Like new ~Star Family PMrk Owners must sell Best buy in county. s2o.900. J 81623·24 Orange County M ,H. 537.9455 ""-*....... 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6x GROSS NO VACANCY 2 BR. 3 BATHS, 2 atory. newly dee. 2 car garage, washer/dryer, 2 yr L&e. $385. mo. Open Sat. PM. 1213)782-liMOk unturn . 72 Units (18 4·Plex.es) STEPSTOWATER $145,000-$150,000 annual £1"DBS income, Good area 5 Br, 3 ba, family bom~. nearUniversityofCalif. Partly furo. 219 at Riverside. WeU ma:in·1-=Gol=d::•=nrod='------ tained. crpts , drps , 3+Bdrms BEACH at dahwshrs, air cond. 2 your doo~. CHANNEL 10 Acre orange grove. pools, t:lc. 63 Unfurn, 9 VIEW Move in ~ond Corona. $15,000/ac. Sell Furnished. Can be spun Avail unrurn, $7~o: or trade, OWC 968-5700 oCf at s ubs t anti..ally Waterfront Homes eve higher prices on tn· 631-1400. 1..::=--------1 clividual basis. Average~--"--""-'------,-,--­ Beautiful 20 acres Income per building Logunaa.och 3141 ( 0 range County ) $670.$fll0 p/rno. Realistic ••••••••••••••••••••••• desperate, terms, must pnce $900,000, $180,000 zy cabin. male adult sell immed. 968·0888 down Loan commitment only . $125 inc:lude:s 1_own:..::;::;•::•~•::;n"-y=ti=m::•:_ ___ 1 at 9%, 30 year. Valid for ul.Jlities.494-8171 J0.45 days only. Sale by VOCADOLAND.$1 ,790. owner /agent, Mr Lovely Ocean Vu, 2 br, per AC. Rancho. C8lif. Ctawford,2131325-3717 deck. garden bath. 80% Seller Fin. 81h% Int.~~~~~~~~~~ beams. frpl. Lse $385. Tight $ forces sale. r 494.9947 Owner. 714/616-5734 ASSUME 7 0/o YA i-':.C.:-'-"------1-'-'-'---'-~---I Spacious J BR. 2 Ba. 4· Mewportleach 3169 316 Ac. N. San Dieeo. PLEX in x.lntCosla Mesa I••••••••••••••••••••••• Exch. all or part. Ta:1 loc, A spendable or $179. 4 BR.3 Ba, lge ·bowe, 'h sheller. P.P.499-3695. p /mo. w /$16,000_ down.\ blk to ocean. $42S yrly. onw;wrcial Pr<>perty 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYFROMT Office bu1lding , !J pec· tacular view. luxunous e:s:ecutive offices. Call now!! Nu pets. 1-998-4544. 119 S49·0812 35th St. Drcntlcally UDO ISLE BAY FRONT Winter,3 Br, 2 Ba. Reduc:ed 670-4046 <73·3006 <>v.rnersays, ''Sell:·· Now OCEANl-'RONT3br,2ba, ofrered at .S9 a,O~O , f 1 Old house w /new f)veRcntal Units, or hve ~ c. $37 / in 3-BR f:.tm rm 2.ba paint, rrpt. etc. S mo. l.agulta,leoch I 041 l.olJwna Mlgud I 052 Ahove th e San Diego ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. Blulrs 3 BR. 2'h ba. Frwy & Estrella orf- 494.3973 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 1 Boy'>•dl' Drove NB b7S 6161 Reduced to $600,000. llLLGRUHDT a-.... 675-6161 house ~/pool and. rent Nowlhru June.675-4534 4·Units Outstanding Older 2 Br hse.. Walk lo buy. OPEN SAT./SUN bch. 110 32nd St. No pets. l ·S : 14 941 Newland, Winteronly$215mo. Midway City. CAPE COD C H,\R~I . Need 2 Br, 1 '12 Ba., must condo, Choice green be IL ramp in San Clemente ZBr, ZBa , frml dine. beoceanview,High$60's SSS,OOOAgt.644 ·1133 He _... .. h 10691 h 069t~~~~~~~~~i';,o adj comm. income ---- r~k. + studo"o, oc vu, all cash to new loan, or Hit/<---'-w,_.... OC Newport leoc I prop. cntr. CM. By ·• · I Harbor •~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• San J-o..,.."'r. 645-2020 ', 642-6500 wlk lo bch. $85,000. all cash lo exist1n1 oan. ..~ 497.1019, Call col lect eves 213 3waBlkRto. 2••aBn~n' e~eEi'e~rd& DOYER SHORES I WESTCLIFf Capl1~ 1078 ~;Pr;in;;on~ly;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;\ ...,,.._ San c1e .... 1. 317 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 788·9759 o r wrile M , •a $169,500 St:1per immaculate home ••••••••••••••••••••••• Serfaty, 4941 Valjean, park. Move-in cond , 4 Br Fa Rm Oen wtth 3 bdrms,, 2'h ba. & By Owner. 4 Br. 2 stJ. LogunaHill1 1050 Encino,Ca.91316Bkr, $64,500. Cain assume 7% ~ m. ·· ' paneled family rm . view , 3 yrs , old. up-lOOOSq.ft. 2 Br cottage, gara ge, beach. pool , retired com· munity, kids over 160,K. S300 mo. Realtor492-6l77 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VA loan. By owner, View.Owner~Agent Formal dinin& rm,. tge, graded .. Auumable 7'i'r Concrttetitt~. An You A , ,OPEH SAT./SUM. Prine. only . Call for 6&2·258 Jiving rm. Ex.tensi\•ely f' HA Loan $51 , 950 Ample porlU119- REALTY INC . 714/846·137T il86I WAYESPRA'l 3PP'·642·3980 BEAUTIFUL lndscpd, On des irable 493-5050or493·1828 S52,500 CALIFORNIA o l t di t ' " IVE Estelle Lane. built by *•16UNITS•• HouH:sUnfvrnisMd u s an n g cus om HBR VU 2 Br, Den. highly GALAXY DR Lyon & Cashion. SI IS.~. Beaut, 3 br. 2 ba, 2 patios, Roy McCardle Sell or ex.change ••••••••••••••••••••••• FIGHTIMMAM? >-BR.2-atory-olcganlde· upgraded . $72.500. • ~ I a-~--181ou ....... r •••• ~ 3202 CaJ-Vetscan assumethis cor.rormaldin,,cenlral 644_1479.ByOwner, YOWHER Open5un,2·50rcall ror pool , adjacent go! ~ "ew,._.. FortinCo.Rltrs 642·5000 ~1i11' hall, 2.'--lcs. Area for Ivan Wells atrium, 4 BR, app'l llc~o~u~r~s~e~.TIBfy~~o~w~n~e~r~-,~~Cos~l~a~M~es§a~548~-~77~"~;[;;;;;~~~~~~;~1 ·•••••••••••••••••••••• 4'f.i"k contract , JBr Con-recreati~~al vehicle + Famity leac.h H5e 3, Ba. Marvelous. day ~ EILEEN HUDSO.... S65.950. Z7l 52 "'B" Via ~--' ioJ~;.'J6R~FINANCIAL huge patio. $139,900, 3+0en+Beaut Patio nit~ view. Pool &1acu.iz1. REALTOR 644-0322 Chicue\ina496-0276 I 0 UNITS. C.M. l'l.£J ;; I~ ;;ti~; 11·1 REALTORS _ •• 1_1210 • BOND REALTY • 1 blk to bch, comm pool Pnce reduced below ap-_ __c__:_...c_c.:= B 3 B , •Guu • I" •cu' Price SZ20,000. I ; I ; I b ..a pralsal. 1824 Galaxy Dr. Beaut . 4 r .. a . -""' ~ ""' Spendable7,9 h'j1j·)0·1 •• ;,VI 831 ·9411 Assume8~%ln,1'ake Open S un . 10 .6 . Lido Isle W/HarborVu Tileenlry Commercial & residen· lncomc$2l:l.Jio. \ ~· Bullfiahten! • • OlITSTANDJNG con· 2nd, $68,000, 642·3319 weekdays 2 6. $160 ,000. & I~. beam ceiL Frpl. & tial units, These fine rcn· 1 Year old FREE SERVICE RED REfl CAR PET dominium overlooking Newport Crest. 3br, 3 rull 645-8498 Barfront many extras, 2500 sq. ft. ta! units will take care of AJ:cnt. a40·2.J45 TO LAMDLORDS To Excite your Bull El Niguel Golf Course-ba's. Retreat, xtras, elec l ~"-'"'-'-------•Newly Remodeled• SM.ooo.,. ______ I your financial needs. l.,,.~~~~~~~ ... •j P.1embe r of Board or JBr·U-LotCondo Upper end unit with gar,vu,64S·9527. HVHPalermoMO<kl ~?".000.NoRealtors r-10 •--1080 Owner3 are asking onivl: $34 600 ,..... ~ -$167 ·-E II I I ' Realtors. Better RUSI· , views of· fairways, Jake -For sale by owner. 4 BR, CALL673-3916 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,......,, xce en erms 7 UNITS ness Bureau,Chambcro(' CENTURY FLNANCIAL and mountains. Custom Shhhh. •• - 3 Ba. ram rm. lrg beaut.1-----==::.:.c:c::::_ __ I available to qualified E •STILUFF •••Don't Wait••* bu E t mao ge $79 900 Commerce. REALTORS ·581·1210 featureslhruout.$46.500. Keeplhisquiet -Nolyet kitchen , New drps, "' yer, asy 0 a · Bedl oom Bandit ADD a bedroom to this 2Br home and sell for SS0,000, NOW for onl y $38,500 CENTURY FINANCIAL REAL TORS · 581 -1210 * LluGO * \isled Baycrest 4ar spec. lhruout, 2 Gas jet frplc's, $54,238 ror prices and interest to EALONOMICS 6iS-6700 • 530.8505 "" l'O me down. Both will No. 1ls not a d1slrl'~!i REAL ESTATE Ivan Wells contemp, Lo ~aint yard. redr.'ood DE ... + POOL probablykeepgomgup .. · area, Looks like the little Jlunt. Bch SlSS., 2 br. 494-8086 493.ss12 $106,000.548-1240 deckana. $86,SOO. irm. The fabulous Bluffs in .. not down! 2 Bedrm, 2 814 W. 19th Slreet. o 1 d I ad i es from child,s1nglcs. 499~1 IAYSIDEVILLAGE OpenllouseSunl·5·1812 EastBluff!Redlileroof. ba single story Separate bldg. $47,500. Pasadena live h e r e •tunt. Bch 3 hr, 2 bit:, Port Wheeler PL N.8 . Raised portiro entry. Townho~es still at only century 21, 548·1168 thouf(h, W1lh $12,000 a kids, pet THERE IS ONLY ONE Upgraded 2 BR. 2 Ba , 640-5372 Step-up to huge living 521 .950. New carpets,i.c:==c-=:==.c:..0::...--1 year inromc, it would be HunC Bch2 br, ram rm.i AT THIS PRICE. E·Z MobileHm,inde:tightful LIEW room VIEW to huJ(e newdrapes.etc.Askfor ondorninium5/TOWll• a bar~a1n fixe r upper ba,frplc,teens,pet.gar. maintenance. Charming setting, bayside , """ sparkling, pool! Comfy Frank.8J9.8J2lAgent. housesforsole-1700 which 1t·s not because FURN . Lag Beach. 2-B R & study w /spacious $26,000 /offer, 615·2277 OLDE ENGLISH gourmet kitchen. Queen •••••••••••••••••••••• the O\lo'Jler is Ln the busi· bachelor, util pd, pet. open beams $58,900. I HOME size bedrooms. Den or Own your own apt. for on· HORTH LAGUNA ne!i!i and put in new HOMERMDERS VA, FHA ASSUME Heiet. Bush & Assoc. By OWMf°'"L do lil. 5 BO, 5 BA. 3600 sq.ft. of extra bedroom· your Jy $24,500, Southwest CONDOS paint. tile <.ind carpets , •642-9900• 'l'ake yourpickoffinanc· 493·2513 4 Br, wide Jot, Sll5,000, o ld world c harm in c hoic e. De c orator area, 3Br, l"h ba, patio, Hyappo1ntmcnt only . ---- 1----'-'-C-----1 Can finance below I O I Wh"l le v ··ws 2 & J 1ng on this lovely 4 Br. Do'·er Shores. WestclifL wallpaper thru-out! poo. rec. rm . ea 1 ewa r i ... · • r-... home, Owner says, "Br· • • UNOBSTRUCTED market rates. Open Hse 1300Antlg ua. SZ02,!>00. Seller has purc hased directly w /owner & bdrm. units from $54,000. I 'Quail ~ '1~;: ~ ~![ !: 1'.t'! ing me an offer ." ocean view from this Sal/Sun 212 Via 67S·6921. new home -a nxious! SAVE. After !>pm call 420 Cypress , North Plac• . \~,_1 :.J.; /,,l:L. 1 Tastefull:Y decorated· bright and cheery 2·Br ~P~a'.'le~r.'.m'.'0~·.'.N~B:'.__ ____ 1-------.,.--1Take adv:.intagc · $54.238 545·0009. Laguna t " ·:-··"'··-~-, --,,- s hows like a model. home on Monarl?b Bay 2 SUPER PRIVATE ROAD full price! Call today. 1.:::=-=='------1 Call 675·7225 Praper IRS ~ $45,000, HURRY ~ Mall . 2· Frplcs . ·lr1 , UDO BUYS' A great family home 752-1700. TRICK OR TREAT 1400 QUATts,~·~:.!~., llACH SlO. Fe~l Yr service MISSIOM VIEJO s e: C' I u d e d Pa ti O · · periecl for entertaining. oPf"' "1" ·" ~ 1u·. 1~1 r "'<I ' Treat yourself to a super ---Anaheim $135., 1 br fu rn. REALTY beautifully appointed. 111 VIA SAN REMO 4 Bd, :noo s ,f\. Custom ® buy, only two yrs new in LohfOf'sol~ 2200 Santa J\na$150,, 1 br,slv, $119000 Rustic 4-BR , din rm, on ~ac, p I. Caban Santa :W\na 's most de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• rcfri g,cpt&drps. 581·1000 ' •'LINGO* 3-ba. secluded brick volleyball ·1 sired nbrhood. 3-BR, COSTA Mt:SA 12 unit lot Costa Mc.-.a SIW., 2 br, 3 B r&:Convert, Den, Ads REALESTATE patio, on NIJh lots . horses, $149,500. 12333•1<:,='='='"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~l 1:1:4.ba Bradford Place with 2 bdrm hous e kidsok. Y An• .,,.... $119,500, OPE SUN 2·5 Cinnabar. Tustin. Will1' Townhouse. rir. So. Coast $19,950. East side Costa Tustin $18.S., 1 br, nice can't do justice, ou 499-4SSl ...,..-ouoi;> 1 trade for Beach Proper· llGCAMYOH Plaza, tenni!I courts & P.1esa lot for 6 or 7 units area! must see it for quality & 493-8812 146 VIA UNDINE , ty Cook Roman & Co. Lovely 1 story Deane park. Choice location nr, $21,950 with J hd t 1n ho LI se l-\Jllerton $2Z5,.·Z hr• kid'> price. 830-7782 O'>'·ner. 3 OPEN HOUSES Beautiful 2-story custom 1 m-04(», ' Home with kitchen Opt'n· pool. All this for only Prices & interest kccf) $53,500, & pct ok, home. Opens to lovely ing to patio & great &idc $32 ,500, P..1 wny terms going up , up, up' We still llunt. Beach $230,, 2 hr lOCJMG .... i91WI I 052 SUMDAY 1·5 patio. 4-BR, din rm, fam NEWPT JLND . 3 Br. 2 yard. 3 bedroom, J bath, a\'ail plus a one yr. war-have 3 few si ngle !ilory, 2 I .Quail ~ townhouse, Mustsl'e! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Afirowsfr.CrownValley ' rm. 4-Ba. $129,000. By Ba ,nropk,Channel,bch, Jcargarage.$124,500 ranty.Callfordelai~ bed rm, 2 bath Plac• . Yorba Linda. nice IJ;C :! •NORTilVJEW$77,500 • 23611 PorterCir. apptonly $69,000 open Sun . v•LLEYRe ... Ln Townhouses a l only p t" br.ktds&petok.$250, 3Br.2lhba,FR, J ,ust Iisted-fabulous .11tittinghlmRcaltn 213-795-0108 96;:4543 95{i.3 147 $21.950. Ask for Frank. rap~r-1!~0·. ~~.e:1.iam~l~r!.:tr1;~~.br,;? View Lol, 831 ·92'79 view, 2story 4 Bdrm. 3 ~ P :y HewDOrf Shorff 839-8321 Agent. in Santa -~ buAll ST foflW~llACH llunt. Beach 5275 .. 4 br • • yrs. youngp, ,Low 55 m2 500ain-R£ALTCR5 4 Br ' Den. Recently .. H~. Shorn Specials South L~ I 0861-"An'.'."-a _______ ATTENT ION builders. mobile homf', nr. heh, tenance. nee-. · 5 OI 3 I 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••Mesa Verde "Voll "s" An h ~·oo • EXECUTfVES /PROFE Sub -1 II 67 • 2 rmdl 'd kitchen w /bltn A· ame.3BR, am.rm. .. .. Two duplex lots. Dan' a e1m -·• ~upcr ~ SSIONALS -Large : 2 §1 Y6':a0joC· ----------1 range, dshwshr, micro\2-Sty.Pricedlow;S62.500 OPENSAT.+SUN. CostaMesa.2 Bdt-.-.'Tlhse , Point. Ocean views, br+den. elegant & gracious faml-11 erro 57 f'.T. LIDO LOT oven, ·trash compactor. Huge lot: 3 BR, 2·!\ty. Va· 11 AM .] PM Clean. Fl-IA 7 ''i" A!isuma-Priced below mkt. 1\gt, Brea $380" 3 hr. 2 ba, e:. · ly home in prcs(lgious Fabulou ~11 RaHdcli££e .inh Xlnt location. Walk to FamUy living, close to1cant.$63,i50 317835lhAve. ble or refinance VA. or 673-5410 eculive hsc, has ever·, b Ba T Niguel lti 9. ome wit beach c lub & t e nnis l l n·s canal &Super roomy 4 BFl 3 SoulhLaguna FHA,$32.!>00.546·8983. ythin~' Monarc 'Y errace, ma g ni(icent view-4 poo 8 • en 1 • I ' · d r •·Br •-studo·o or 5-Br.. eourts. Complete set or beach. OPEN HOUSE Ba.,fam,rm,$13,500 3 Bdrm Fm rm 3 Moutfain,Desert. Memb er Boa r o 0< Bdrm. Walk to park. ·· 8 , • ., VIE"' 2400 R B R gourmet kltch,, formal H plans.~1740 Su~ 1-S. at 483 62nd Sl. CAYWOOD REALTY Baths OeeanV1ew Yl~ Resort ealtors. e ttcr u~1· din & fam rms , ~~:is~~~~~:..fi.soo~rry $72.~00 / o r ofr . •548-1290* HOitlHSREAi.TY ;RESTIGE •••••••,•••••••••••··~·· nes5Bureau&Cha1nber whitewater & mt. views, 28841 A._. Owner/Agl 642·3361 &1 __ _::;.::_::::_:__:_ ___ I 494-8057 SECURITY t.1uunlam lle:iutr. 3 m1 to or Commerce. <. Sho,.,'D by appt. $19',SOO. 548·1290. l ---------I Lake Gregory 3 Br & 530-850S Aqt Immaculate Crown Park 1---------~1 s t trust deed. $9,500, Gracious Livin g in th iii 2 den. 2 Ba I lots or used --- •• WHITEWATER home. J Bdrm .. 2 baths, BJGCANYONLOT $13.SOO, $18,000. Will For Sale by Owner 3 Br B 2 Ba CondoStt do.,,..·n bk I I r I be cd HIGH on a h ill hors~ rd I •-•-l I l' G U lower condo on beaut. El r · r · ove Y rp <:. am VIEWS-in the shores large side ya or exul ix:s oca ion on O trade one or all for eqly view or Newport 1-tarbo.r, ceiL laundry. Drps, &: ranch $250 • hor!'es, eat· area of Laguna Niguel. vehicles, upgraded thru· •BRAND NEW• Course. $84 ,500, Owner , in 3 Br, Nptor Irvine hm. Ni guel Country Club Golf Pool & Jacu7,z1 Boal slip sheers, crpt. spac, deck· tie, ll,8 , Also 2 br, S\7:,. close lo beach. 3.sr out. Will sell fast at •LISTING • 581-0264or:W2·6735 P.P .499·3005. Co urse . End unit . avail.$67.500 in ~. schl bus rd. Ownr, kid.<>,pct,C.~l ,N B.21Jr. custom home under con· $45,950. Sharp custom-bit duplex Outstanding view. Air SOUTllLANDEl<S 542,.500. 714 _338_2.'\85 . kids. pet, sin~lcs . /\rul on Bay Ave, in l!Jilboa, 12 LIDO ISLE RB> UC ED $40,000 rond., self cleaning oven. &12·636R CdM 2 br, 2 ba, s1 nglt·•., ~c~olonrs. 8Sl•84Y950·now· ~ thE Yrs old. $98,500. RETREAT By owner ror quick sale. dshwshr. mirrored doors Outof County families v=•~e~" .... .:.._.i.....Hv hill . COASTPEOPERTlES Ltimtriousappolotments. Elegant ,Dover Shores in 2 br 's, l\lSh crpts &Dwftxes / Pro~rty 2550 REMT-A-HOUSE 4 "'~· si}~ .831-5 , •673-5410• ~n Sat & Sun 1·5. 107 home, 42'00 sq n, 4 br, 4 drpe:. ~e""'. s':"im pool & bnitssale 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 979.S~lO _;:_:i..::..c-------1 495-1500 REALTY OPENSUN. l·S: 3-BR V1a0rvielo. ba, spectacular family jacuzz.1 within 1 block. ••••••••••••••••••••••• El Monte, Valley Blvd, nr OPEN SAT·SUH I -.-:--:::7---;-::~;I waterfront, 4465 W, ltolmesTarlor Realty rm, den. pool, beaut . Immac. cond. $53,500. 2Duple1tesrorsaleside by s Points. C-4. 3br house laeboa Island 3206 12 •.]().. 5 r-.1-yl.L.. 1067 549·9651 vtew. Great for e nter· 493-64~ side, $125,000 & $155,000, + 2rm office bldg, Z7,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ _, .. ,.... Coast Hwy. $129,500, 1----------ltaining. $189.000. Open I OWNER 30846 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa Island Reaity. Oc•anfront d.U_Jy. lU. 1608 Galaxy Wn"""9fter 1091 Ownr, 645-36.55 ~ .. ~~~s.545 .950. • · Lovely 3 en. 11-l Ba, plu." ASEO de:I NIGUEL "MOVI: FAST" 673-8700 ,.. . Drive. 646-8049 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Income Property 2000 D'ft'."OJ'O 'eves. separate gues\ room & M tere:y 3·Br ranch MoUvuled 1e:llen would Largctt&bestduple:11n OWHERWllLPAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• c:al&tate bath. 2 frplc 's, blln h e rronting on El Uke 8 fa!\l escrow. M· OPEMSUMDAY town . Spectaeular ScaClaN.... 1076 YetCloshHJC01h ALFALFA RANCH EaehancJe' 2800 kitchen. Many x.tra~. No N a: u e 1 I a i r w a Y · sumable loan. Large 3 11 AM. J PM coasUln(: views; 2 bdrm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• For new Gt loan on 3 BR, 1100 Acres, high produ<'· •••••••••••••••••••··~· 67pets297. $5SO . mo / yearly· LA.$1V167A.SOOAQ.UARA w /panellna. covecarend 2 Bdrm., den, 2 Oath, rm.1• 5 bath.I ; 4 f1rp1 blc11s.,. S panoramic ocean view. 3 MBR & tovercd pl&tlo in marketing c ontract Lnl'? Reh, Htn " nu C"ond, 2 Large modem 3 br. 2 bii, 281 f)ltio, plush carpets. Trevino model. enc . 1aragcs: 8 ·1n1 bedroom home. Low Om. prime location. available , Other ranches b!ks to bch. View. W\kng cpts. drps, bltns. \J!.e ~landing appoint· Br., family room home 246 uCbrisanlaOr. & 3 bdrm ,, with family AMume8% FllA loan on 2 BA, family room, lge l ion. Management & ade 2br, 2ba condo 1n 5· 5 L ely Pace1etter 1111 lO<iaylormoreinfo, MORINSREALTY ~hf!?~~n.000esl in t.ver· Pymt.$12,0SO. CaLIRedCarpetNow available, dist dwntwn , For 2br, garage . $4 25 . yrly h e in nice farn '1 MISSIOH VIEJO 1unu1&I _. ~-~2J_3 /592·1415 llLL GRUMOY 2ba condo in Leisure '40-43()'7 a J 3-Br ra 1 mad11: p1at~o aEALn 49""8057 CALL Qi .•••·t••• AMCHOUfiE . r . 1 11 •--675 6161 World. 213-432-2347. I-'-'-=------~·~-new Y pa1D e · 137•9500 9':1 ~ 1ng or a nice am YI .!--~~,or~_.-.!!."::·!_.!.~J:;;;-;::::=--;:::::;:~:::::;:-::;;:j .,_,.,.,.., TH'E BLUFFS .. ,..., IMVIST!-:4&..~S to rent our home. 3 BR 21, 29 ll<'re horSe ranch sites Classified Ads sell big Lii1uM H&cptl lfflty 'BWCarroll &40·5560 7 T\F (71•1. •t6-771 I BA. lluper location. $3iO. Have something to sell? touching city of Corona. items, small ite m s or. ~ 49&-4040 Want A~ Cllll6'2-58'71 Rutlnp&Co N••r ~,!',_),~ •• ~'of/I<• .., ' mo.~963-1786 Oanifledadsdoitwell. P.P.•~300S, anyitem.M2·S678. • ·' I l t - • • . ' · 1 D8 0-'ILY PILOT ~nti1y, October 19, 1975 fvnUhed 3400 ~f.!';'!'~~.~:'!~~ .. }1e.!~:.·.·.~~ .. ~!!~'!°.·.~~.~.'!!:.,,, f~!!!':',2,~~!.~-• ~!!!~.·.~.~!::~ .... HcNtM1 u ........ llMd Ho.l:Ms Unfunilihrtd HoUtet U11fwWthecl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cotto MtM . . 3724 Cott• MtH J724 ,,;._ ..... _ M ··z .. ,._._ ...... lli4 ~...... . ... 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• B z•c 0 -Uo "pool -... tM ~ ,..._... •••••••••••••• r . ,... o.s. pa • , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••·••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-•••••-.•:•-·••••••••-.-·•'••••• •••••-·•• ..... 111..... 3206-"'Jl""hoch 3240 lolJonaH19""1 J252 2 blu to bch. -mo. . :!. 7 SPAC.•br~pt ...... 1t. ••••••••••••••••••••••·••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21281 fieeport La. H.B. · %br6deo.!)]Jlc,P1UD6 38ravallforyrly.lblock• Bd. 2 ba. 2 .,.,, .. dbil»••IY' ?lR. 2 B•, t'am· (21J) '48·9721 or (213) COME STAY WITH us Mediterranean Village pool. AdulU ... ,.. to bay. Bar & patio. •arage, bltns. cpts. drP". rm. Frpk, beaut. fenced '44--0ll!e LOW WEEKLY RATES ' ( 1~54'.!:"~-!!!!!:._ ___ _ 61'3-12001G-4pm qwet cul·de·5ac. Cl~c yurd. S36S. mo. 494·1930 COMlo .. liul..u •-BR. 3-ba, n•w. A room Beach. 062-4218. or""'-""" u.m...lollod 3425 Beautifully furnished large studios and . _,.. • ...,.;. •• •-D •Wet Bars· Dis 2Br AP';;.'Nmprtd. • bed ·t 11 with f 11~ --,........ rapes Ceramic ?ril. ,... • crp. , .,.'llhavlew. 2 Br, single s tory. rron ••••••••••••••••••••••• one room sw es -a U ; -Gra.Ssclot.b •Fireplaces patlo . $Z:IS + Sier .. •675·6ZJ9• unJt condo. Near l-lunt CONDOS BEAUT,deeorat.edcondo, kitchens. .n:. .. b---'-ers •Pools ~ lngton Center. Crpts 2 br, 1 ba., pool nr. beach Lll-l> .,.llllll 1-'-"-"-'------~- Quaint 2 Br. I Ba cotta ~e. thruout, drps. ranitc & On 1itolf l'our:se. 2 and 3 szso. llunl Beach area, I -Gym & Saunas •Tennis Courts 2 Br. t Ba, 1ara.re, tnd newly redec yrly. $325. oven, washer & dryer bedrooms. Year 1ea.ses. Betwn 9 :30am & ~pm Apartment living with mole CODY&. •Beamed Ceilings •Wood Paneling · backyd, $180 lTTI '4.94·4524or644·1600 . w a te r pd. Swim pool. $3.'i().$400/month. Dorene 893-6571.cxt210.At\9pm niences. Heated oool. sun deck. air·· •SecuritySystetnS . •Fair Housing Westm.inialer»?-IOT:S Walling ror a 1-~~mily! Ch.J.ld ok. no pcU. ~J:i. Richmond, Realtor. 897.,.759 conditioning. Linens & utilities in: Delightful 3 Br, Den, 3 lse., $75. clng. dcp . 494-~l d eluded. Maid service, television~ self... 1 &2.BEDROOMS Ba home on Little Balboa t714)$4S·1124 lO t11 6 e;(· 2>':~· !x,l~"C~~ta .a~ii service laundry facilities available. 1 BEDROOM&. DEN It.land. lmmuculatc ~~,et477T6burs., eves call MlsdonVleio 3267 11·7S230mo.847·7851 2BEDROOMTOWNHOUSE 1hruout w/trrilc & beaut. '"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• • A~Hldloll,..d!DNw1111ma.11,..... patio. $585 yrly. Unfurn 1 ILK To TM Water Super clean, super view 3 SUPER pluah, bea~t. de· Master Charge and BankAmericard ,.,.~ .,tum.673·8103 HUGE Bathelor upper B,_ l h Ba . Barcelon• ~o r ~~~·. bpa2rtb .. 1d1byl weEXlcEomc•u· TIVE SUITE MOTEL otn1ce Open Da1'ly 10 to 6:30 CoronadelMor 3222 studio, !ult bath & cov. patio 837·8370 or urrua,..,.,. r, ;: ••••••••••••••••••••••• kl1l'hen $190 rn o 837·9172 garage/opener. ool. zoaou.,.w,_ 014) 55701120 . • < • • · • $385 . mo. 675·7184 o "" r--OU J br, 2 bo. 3 blks from bc:h. 5J6-<17!KlorR47·8855 Attractive, clean 3...t bd, 2 67~1010 hto MllnfroMbrtodl Ava il Oet 10. $400 . b · 15 d ·21-00HarborBlvd,CostaMesa,Calif. t BR. CaraJe· Adulll, ao pets. East.side Owner /A gt. 8'2·5000 Ci& Monte Viall, 1 br 44 plex.. MalW"e adult.I. No pets. $160. 645-9533 OUTSTANDING Z Br. 2 .-. Ba, closed 2 car car. $2:65. Immed. Occup. No children or peU. fM6..CT$1 (;.W.682S. I BLkTOTHEWATER a. air. carpc • rapes, lBR l~Ba Frplc crpts Cost0Met0,C.....92627 Ou 9th St 3 BR ' "-$365. Qwet street. J'n. d • b . k •. t. a· . , · 6 42-261 I · • ,,.., ply Sft&.1183 rps, nc pa 10, m1 . 2 BR. l Ba, crpta, dtps, C-dol Mr JtZ2 MaM 3124 stove, lndry rm. l Cblkl 3 Bil, 2 Ba, (rplc, patio. Jgc l l"ar gar, no pets. · · ocean, pool & jacuzzi. xlnt Joe., So. of hwy. $1::..5 $340. m o. 536-4700 or Laguna Niguel. $325. mo. "'""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• o .k . Nr west e nd of •••••••••••••••••••••• Wilton. $175. 642-389'1 -_m_o_._<2_1_3_>4_54_·_2965 ____ 1 M47 -8855J\.1r. Brown Mewporta.ach 32'9 495·5999or649·2G32 C 1 M 3724·cosl•Mesa ---••••••••••••••••••••••• oso•M • 2Br, 1 ba.Soofllwy. Gar. 2Rr,dblgar,5blks tobc:h. • • Townhouse !•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, laund area. No $285. Avail Nov. -i . llARBOlt VIBW liOMES fumis.hed 3500 pels.$275 mo.642·5!157. 963-0052. 4,·Br.,~.ba, fa'!l .rmed, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • I 11 orma 4110 rm, r1n1s h • Costa Mesa 3224 lntne 3244 bonus rrn near park 2 Br. Org. nr. Town 3724 Ambassador Inn Costa Mesa SSO OFF Ut rno. rent! New 3 br, 2 ba. Super area, 2 car gar., $400. Poinsettia., CdM. 549-8867 days. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••~••••••••••• schools &. comm pool '. Country. poo), jacuzzi, East.side lux. duplx, 3 br. SPF.CTAC LAR VIEW! $625 mo. inc. grdnr. re~. bldg., adults, $350. 2~ ba, din rn}. pnv yd, 2 Ranl·ho ·an Joaquin 64-1·7866 /644·6548 846-l44S ..., PIMECRE£1C car !!tar, childre n & s ml Townhou 'c. Spank1n l( 3 B 2 B 0 2 blk r Townhouse ~f -v UVES UP 77 HARBOI! Bl VD pet welcome. $400 ne~" 2 & •n, 2 lla, high be~~h. s~im~ing & ~c~: Unfundthed 3525 ·ff,., 11_~r~~---TO ITS NAME 714·6.17·7091 ceil111gs. frplc, J .. 1 1 ••• 8423 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~"""•----d balconies, Use of ........,1 & n1s, yt y se '"°. . Over 500 tall trees an 451CABRILLOST · ... ~·· Rancho Sa n Joaquin CO ROSADELMAR 10 s lre-am s with 3Br2 Ba bltns, drps, FR. rec. Ne<1r UCI & golf 1-IBR VU, 4 Br. 2 Ba, Din, Twnhse on Golf Course B T wnbo -I l waterfalls create a gar, patio, garden. $400 rourse. $475. mo. lteady Liv & Fam. Rms. 1819 Br, De~. 2 Ba, sale. Is 2 r o uae, rv c. r elaxing settin g f or -~R~o~b~inson~~B~r~6~7~5~.8~1~20".__J-N_o_v_._7~th~.~&4;0;·~8300-;--;;-----j Port S t1rlinic. Comm w/oplion to buy 833·2581 ~=t~&:!!..'!:~ your flipat'ious new J·or 3'2& ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.g. 2.Br, 2ba upper. $230 mo. Adults, no children/ pets . Avail Nov 1. 557 -5228 , 493·1001, 831-00'4. H•nliloglon leoch 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ON BEACH Efficiency from~ 2 Br, 1&2 Ba from S260 3 Br,2 Ba, Crom $47S REHT•LS Pool $525. 67S·lY171 833-3952 2. bedroom ap:1rtmenl. MES\VERDE J BR, 2 '"" Catalina views. Close to •~. a--rm, dbl r~1·. TURTLEROCK On Lido Isle 3 Br. 2 Ba. New Twnhse Rancho San 5hopping & line beach. 1''rom $220.S f-'urllnituertes •Summer&Winterat ""' ..... ·~.. f I t 2 available ... ma P · be ·r I D/W, crpts, drps, dbl 4BR+ bonus rm .... $575 rp c, :sunny pa 10, car Joaquin Nov. 1 2 Br. l·~-~·~26~1~7~~~~~~ .... 1 o"·. Adults only. Office beacbl!i auli u r d $4,. 1 Vil' •GE I gar. w (opene r . $475. Ba .• den wet bar, nope "' •Views of ocean, gar. c . ""'·mo. ease ~ 6756887 675 7~. open 9 :00 to 6 .00, 2300 C lin •-p I inctd. gardener. Avail. 4 BR 2' baths $450 . or ..... 1 $495. Call collect after Hd C I at.a a"" a OS • i:i · · • • • • PM <Zl.J) 838.1730 2 Br, frplc, pool, adulta no 1-·a1rview . • os a Verdes U/10. 835·2414 or 979.4575 G.A.RDEM HOMES $200,000 Vl~w Estate 1 ---~-----pets. $255. OPEN 02 E. Mesa. Phone 545·2300. •Large private decks J,':z Acre, I br, util P<if'$180. 3 BR. 2 Baths · · · · · · S38!"> wtdf.r SI 000 mo. D••x•s Unfurn lieoas§~t1H~w~y~.~67~3-~9!:15~2_:_--j--'-------~j •Heated Pools-5aunas SIS. 2 br, kids, pet THE TERR.A.CE 631·0797 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eoshide lge 2 Br •Assigned covered Lgelbr,child,garage 2BR,2Baths ······ S.1.50 J BR, 2 Ba. in CdM . no 2 Br .• nr. OC h , frplc, pool, Bllns w/w, refrig, pool parking 4 Br, 2 ba, frplc, kids, 3BR.2Baths .. $425/4 4 Br & t'll. v1cw, tennis, pets, children over 16 al· • adults. No pets. $255. $l90. Adlls, 0 0 p e t s •A.dditionalfreeparklng tiingles. pet , rncd. gar. NEWPORT BE.A.CH p o o I , S 6 5 0 m o . 1 lowed. $320. mo 644·6800 OPEN. 4252 E. Csl. Hwy. 642--9520 •Maid service avail 1'-URN. mobile 1 br, pool, 2 Br, 2ba, den, vu S600 ~-4646 /642·8235 Joyce. I l.~CdM~~-----~'c__J..:::::.:::::._ _____ -{ •.Fumitureavail $150. CULVERDALE 2 BR, 2 Ba , CdM . no CooloMffa 3724 Hewporthach 3769 . FURN. bachelor cottage. . J Br, 2~'2 Ba Twnhse on the children or pets. $268. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br , fplc, pool, wlk to bch. EASrSIDE, nr new lux. 'lpd $125 4 BR, 2 Baths · · · · · · $i25 Bay w/boat Slip. 2 Ca r mo. 6'4-ti800 (Susie) 1510 W. OCEANFRONT. Crpts, drps . $275. Call duplex. 3 Br, 2'h Ba., Din. Open M·F 10-6 Sal 10.5, Sun 12·$ uti H0MEi=IMDERS LE RAISOR i:ar . $S501se. 646-2700 LARGE Ground Or. 1 Br 1'\lrn. xtra Jge 1 br. im· 675-2849. Rm. Pvt yd. 2 car gar. 2 Br 1 Ba. new crpts & Gorden apt. Pool, rec mac. cpts. $250. 675-4688 Quiel residential area. -lf 642·9900• REALTY NWPT JITS. 3 Br home. drpis. inc. gar., Adults no room. $195. 71018th St. 5 Br, 2 ba, near bc?I, s un· $425.MS--7888. Huntington LOvely 3 Br 2 Ba , frplc . Pvt. Lot. Lite yd , pets. pels. 634 Shalimar, CM . D Point 3726 FURN +color TV. Par:k d eck. Bllins. $450.mo. .._.~PORT Pac·ifi•c 4523CampusDr.,lrvine 1596 Redlands Pl . Open Thurs. Fri, Sat, anCI Newport l hr. $300. Call673-3231. ".:" Fam. Rm. bltns. uir CampusValleyShopCtr. 581 ·5937 Sun1·4 m . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 83.3--8203or eves673-53.12. APARTMEMTS 1llOceanAve cond. cov'd paUo. Nr. So. CAll llJ-8600 p $235. OCEAN view. 25081 CostaMt'IG 3824 1 BR $125. + UTIL (7l4)5J6 l4S7 C.Plaza.$395.644·6399 Nwprt. Crest. 3br. 3 fu1l2 Br. l Ba. $300 mo. La Cr esta. Owner, OCEANFRONT 3 b r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adultsonly.NopeL'i. · MESA Verde 3 br' 2 ba , Irvine · Turtlerock 3· Br. baths. Retreat. Xtrus, Balboa, 548·9662 days or 494-6848 home, 1 yr old, dlx, avail Off hcdetl Path 2450Newport Blvd, CM Managed by (rplc, F.R. D.R., nr 2·ba, w·et bar , all ~~~9~.r, vu. M9S mo. S7S-OJ5J arter 5 PM. ~ngtonleach 3740 J to5 mo.S475 ·875·lB4 9 1, 2 & 3 Br. Adult.a no 642-1678 William WaltersCo. schls. $400. 640 -0008 amenities. $425. 552-7629 2br . Easlside. Fresh ••••••••••••••••••••••• Park Newport sub· lease 1 pets, dshwhrs, shag cpts,~ ·LA--R-G-E-:-~2-b~r-$2-4-51-m-o~--::.:::=::::...::::.:::::.:.:::::__ BEAUT. San Joaquin SUPER!!! painl, nu crpt. Yrd.BEAUTIFUL I br furn Br,attractfurn.$400mo. closed gar age, frplc. Children ok ziGaPamel~ llKETOIEACH MES.A. VERDE Twnhme Large 2 8 2, 5 BO RM , 2 "~ n A . Resp. cpl. No pets. $195. apts $170 & $180. Spanish 675·4580. BPooBQ\. Ga:s & water pd. Ln. "'A"--8l3S. MEA.R SHOPPING 3 br. 2 ba. ram ,m, rrplc. v· r, .,z 11 AR Bo 11 v J E w "'" ~121"'2 ""16 d I 1 c::c.:~-"-="------' l 2 •• 0 •-bit d' Ba 2 t f Lf . .....,."" <H .,._, • s tyle bl g, P \1 enc gar. Bayside Dr. Sub· leas~ '• M•HcH• •l'fS , CKJ.vr ap..,.,, ns. lS· dbl garage rncd yard • s y. 1 iew 0 go F..: L E G 1\ N T L Y ..__ 1 h E.. • L-..1 pool, sauna. lndry, adlts. . 1 8 M -"' "''"" 1 & 2 BR garden a)>t.a, hwasbers, some w /frplcs cpU, drps , bttns, cul·de'. course & ake. s55 o. Dt~CO R1\TED . CLOSE ....pciih..., rwnMSJtC"U 17301 Keelson Ln, 1 b~ Vi ew 0 ay. ost at· mScott Place, CM frplc . dshwhr, pvt patio. & 2 car garages. From sac. $450. mo. 557·6779 547·7044 TO PA Ru •-POOL. •~L>ll. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r Be h rr SI tract furn 2 Br 2 Ba 642-5073 N l · I d Are h 85 $200. L1·ons Estates, * REMT.A.LS * PER M"'oNTJ-1 tNC'L Balboa Island 3706 ~~848 ac 0 ate · frplc: deck. & pool. $615 l r$2os,~~ ~ a.~ 53&-~79 Jbr , 2ba. F1pc , fam rm. College Park. $350. Avail before Nov I. 549-2534. GARDENER. 640·1""~. ••••••••••••••• •••• •••• . 675-4580 Adult 2 huge bedrooms1 ...:=0:::::::.· =~·=::::_ ___ ~c=-="'-------- UNIV. PARK """' · Sl70 •-I . e t /W BDR AT THE BEACH 3 BR 2 Ba 5395 LGE2br, 2 ba, avail. Nov. Sl\fALL BEACH HOTEL Oceanfront Winter, 4 Br, 2 c~nwo pew'°1so· nqwr ap Adult dlx l BR, D , 2 . · 3 eR'.2 ba .'~-~~~·:::$475 Bay Vu., 2 Bd , 1 ba, 1st. Nr. water. $300. mo. Rooms,$22.SOweek. Ba, Avail. to June 13. ._, · 1 n refrig, trplc, gar. pool, SUPER·NEW·LARGE Super sharp 3 br, 2 ba. THE TERRACE carpets, drapes, garage, 675-3298 Apts$100mo.536·7056 64&l7140r 2l3-822-83Sl MESA VERDE area . no pets . $190, 1975 Huntington Harbour .Best area! Upgraded 2BR 28 •0•• )'ard $360 l y<ly lse lolbo p Lsul 3707 H bo p ·r· s d. Home at mosphere 2 & 3 PomonaS42-443S Area • a ........ -, . ...,..., 96J.ci:J · a enm a ar ur ac1 1c tu 10 wtN'TER on the Sand 1628 · ADULTS thruout. Call Marie, 3 BR. 2 Ba ........ ,. ·$.:!25 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Condo, Sunset Beach. Oceanfront s tudio, $l50 brdlxapts. 546-1034 2025 Pomona _002 __ .IJ<J8 __ o_r_8J3 __ -:J82_c_1 ___ 1 GREENTREE HOM~~<; Lease: Baycrest area, 4 New 2 br, ~ ba dup. nr-Nr. Warner & Pac. Cst. mo. util. pd. 9G3·4B88 CASA VICTORIA New 1 Br apt.a, month lo AT THE BEACH 3DR,2B~ .......... $375 _8 R,Z'':zba &pool.$700 Yacht Club. $385 yrly . Hw ~. Steps le:> heh_, l ,2&3br,DeluxaUnrur. monlh;bttn&.adutts,no NEW/LGE3BDR$31S • .EASTSJDE. Jge house J Br, 2 Ba, fenced bk yd. Bltns, crpts, dbl gar. & tool shed. $390. 556-1017 3 BR, J Ba .···· .. $425 !\t o ~lug ,Homes Itltr 213449-6412673·5981 . manna, pool & Ja cuzzi. • hnents or Furn. gas/wtr pd. pets. Open House Sal. & Huntinglon Harbour DEERFIELDl"IO!\.tES 640-4oso SZOmo.714 ·846·8633. Unfurniihed Adulla·Nopet.aSec.gate Sun. 10·5. 6-45·0527 & Area 3BR,2'':z 8a ......... $425 OCEANFRONT2br,2ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• p I I 548-t291 Adults &ls..t150 Rancho San Joaquin TOWNHOUSE 2 Br, 21,.; winter $300. Yrly $400. NICELY rum . 1 br apt. Balboa Island 3806 oo ,recrm,e evators 1~:::.-=::...-------1'===-----°"=-=:... College Pk. 38d, 2ba, biltins, refrg, blk wall, C/d, $345. 831-2196. 2BR + den,2ba.. .. Ba . poo I , b It n s, 673·6880,507 E. Balboa All clec .• w /closed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 525Victori a,642.·8970 LGE2br,cpts, drps. fncdl----------• 2BR.2Ba ........... $575 wash/dry, gar. No pets. C •-•M 3722 garage. $195 . mo . b y 1 p . -.CJ.-AvlElfns..poof* yd. $195. mo. No dogs! • $100.Mo.,~ln Turtle Rock Hill'> 675-9188 orona llRI or 846-7821 2 r. lba.. ear>'.· at~o. -r 549.2575 Allo 4 BR 2 Ba · ss95 ••••••••••••••••••••••• forced air heatlOg, dis· 1&2 Br $175. Up. Adults, I ~=-"'-=-------~ wmice 3Br 2Ba rncd yd. Fam. rm. Obie. goir. w/opnr. f'lr. nu. $375 . 546-4934 'THB'CQL,QNY . NEWPORT Crest Condo 3 CHARMING bach. apt. Lol;una leoch 3748 hwasher. 1 blk lo Main no pets. 177 E. 22nd St. 3 Ir. 2 lo. Townhouse Hew 3 hdnft...2 la 4 BR, 2~~ Ba ......... $425 br, J ba, tennis & pool. $175. Jnc. util. 2 blks!rom ••••••••••••••••••••••• St. 675-1407. 642·3645 Cpts. drps, bltins walk-in with fireplace, bltns, FA $(25 mo. Lse. 645-8781 beach. 675-3508 BACH. ulil pd, $185. mo. y 1 3b 2b St to closets, dbl garage, con· heal· CL 0 SE T 0 . up/$60. wl Crescent Bay. r y, r. a. eps do pool & clubhouse, OCEAN, SCHOOLS, ACT FAST ! 2 hr, 1 ba. washer /dryer hook-up, cpts, drps, rncd, patio. Closed garage. $225. mo. 548·1168 or 646·1246 552-7500 red hill VIEW CONDO IN BLUF· Furn . Bachelor Ap_t. 143SN.CstHwy494·2508 oce~n. Wasbe r,dryer,all Hac:iettdaDtMtsa adults$325.546-8397 PARKS & SHOPPING. F'S-exceptional end unit. Ca,rpets. drapes, utal . . blt·ms. lrplc . 67J.2766. 160 W. Wilson. C.M. $3Z& $360. per month. 2 Patios 2 BR's, den, 2\.'a paid. S13S. mo. 494·7463. Oceanfront. 2 partially .._.,,__ p . Mii 3807 Closod G=s Large 3 br upper. Pets ok., Agenl!J60.38S88'8--8300 ba Co 1 ed led furn 2 BD 2 ha luxucy -a ""' a b & · t $250 Be ch Bl d W t $6So. m:~se~ B!~!~ RI: Costa Mne 3724 apts: New 'cu~ts, new ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUT. GRO DS ~Q~.~~p. Ji~~i6 · Idams~ 4·bi: toon realty ty6t2-5200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• drapes, balcony over the BI:JC. Ocean/Bay, be~ul. ADULTS-NO PETS Alabama, right one 34 BR, 2 ba. Super Sharp! ~ $37 .SO WEE« & UP beach. $.'WS--$370. -494·1055 Vlew + balcony, studio 2 18 minut.es to ocean. Lge $165. Gigantic 1 br. It's un· block to202 Rochester '8/Side, Fncd yd. t-"plc. -BA YC REST , lge ram *Studio & 1 BRApts or494-3834. BR, l lh Ba 's. Crplc, 2 Br ~15 ., lge 2 Br der priced! New crpt, ..... ~~~~~~~~~ Sngls & pets. OK $375. home, under S500 per mo. •1V & Maid Serv Avail Lease. $325. 840·1789 w /pat1? $220. Ga~ &: drps, s tove & re fri g.,l· 646-5007 h C lo se lo Mariners Pbo Se Htd Furn Studio apt close to water incl. Drapene5, purified wale r. green EX lge 2 br, 2 ba, dlx NEW Rane o San Joa· . * ne rv, pool beach, 239 LOw' e r c11·rr HUGE 3 br, 2 ba, r~lc, •-h t School Avail now Agent Ch'ld Sect' ·.. carpe ..... ,. gas ~8: • _gag I awns & cove r ed poolside apt nr bch. Adll, fcMdaln Valiey 3234 iwndTwn~&· ~-hUCJ , 6t2 5200 · •Loi ren lhl 10~ Dr. $175 incl. utilities bllm. l yr old. ~ blk to s~e. a_1r condit1on1ng, garages. Adults no pets. no pets $175 . SJ&.8362. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r, en, . s ~·shr , · • wmon y raes. 494·0023 days, 494·1238 b~yorbch,nr.Pavilioo, s w1mm1ng pool, rec. 20'20FulJertonAve.l blk 2 Br, 2 ba, new. tennis self clean oven. 'trash $475. Harbor Vu, 3 + rami· *~OFF week's rent eves. vie ws. S450. yrly. No room, washers &dryen. E. or Newport Blvd 1 blk $1.~2Br, epts, drp11, stove, courts. pool, adults only. comp, ate, frplc. drps, I Y Next to park tad pets. 494-1796 So ol' Ba Cost M kidtpet OK., Closed gar. $290mo.&46·95J2 crpts. Nr. pools/Golf C. Cl~bhouse & pool. 1930 2376NewportBlvd,CM Mewporthach 3769 ADULT 2 br, Eastside, · Y. a esa, 842.0389. Adults. 547 .5353 Port Laurent. 64().8585 548·9755or '45·3961 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT Spac. encl . garage, patio,.j ~642=~-""10~:._------l::---:-:----:-:-- 1;'vB!?'. 3r~c~~~~gCo~~~: **FRESHLY PAINTED a c EA N v I E w , SUS CA.SIT AS WINTER by park, near 2 Br,2 ::~· BKR. ~~r. Near new. t Br, util ~.stove, cpts, B~=~· ~':'t!:~ ~~r2~:~ drps , blt.n.5, encl patio. 2 & squeeky clean 4·Br • TWNHSE. END UNIT Large nicely furn. bach. new 2 br, 2 ba, Best t?f'· drps, refng. No dogs. br. 84IJ.0020. - ?·ha. l_mmed. o~cupancy ON 15 ACRE PARK. & 1 hrs. Adults only, no f~r. 5"8-406.1 be£ore mid· Corona*" Mar 3822 NEW spac. 2 br, 111, ba 1:J JS11!_7~0~.~83!_11::.'·9Z7~6~----1;;;:;~;:;;:::::;:-;;:-;;-;;:;;--~ls~~~~!1~c~c~~~~ ii in desirable lrv1ne. Only, New Jbr 2ba bit-ins pets. 2110Newport Bl. rughl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, garden. Adults, no Walk to beach 1 & 2 BR, Fr $375 $100 d $400.permo. . !pie, upgr'.cfd. Poot $360: Need Temporary Hous-JETTY VIEW pets$21S.642·1603 2 Br, bltns. new cpts, pool, adults , no pets. 10~65 La 0 Ro s~ Le:: IP"lllr.;;&o;-.;;:;:;-:;., 644·1480/830·5050ext22. -lfShadyEbns-Pool• ing??? Bacb apt. Pbone. drps, nr. West 19th St. $180. up. 220 12tb Sl. 840-2852or842·7736 ~ CALL NOW . 1&2 Br $175. Up. Adults, Wkly maid serv. $275. on Ocean Blvd. Only HEW UST SIDE s bqp•g centers. 1912 9604190 752 7 2 King sz. Br, 21.h Ba, Boal no pets. 171 E. 22nd St. Mo. No pets. Lido Shores steps to China Cove. A 2 Br & Den, cpts, drps, WaUace Apt. B C.M. $19011 ---------- 4 Br. Exec. home formal • 315 slip, $S50. vac. 642-3645. Hotel,&7l..a800 large luxurious 2 BR, 2 bltns & d.shwshr. $215 mo., sorry no pets, 2 BR, 1 Ba, drps, crpts, dining. ram rm, & over ·~~~~;.,..~~!!J 675-5246 533-4708 Ba Duplex w/bardwood 548.7437 642•8181 days 64f·l339 bltns, gar. $155. 53&-2888 sited game rm, 3 car DONALD M. BIRO . ~_..._ • __ 2035 hllerton. CM 1 or 2 Br, adults, no pets, firs.&: super ocean &: jet· eves. aft. 6 p.m. gar. nr. pk & f"V schls, ..,,,ociotH,a-11.,,, .-nu-.wu 3280 1 BR Furn, 2 lg closets, $170/$190. 2421 E.16thSl, ty view. Singles O.K. $175. 2 BR single sty , lease $475 mo. First/last · •••• .. •••••••••••••••••• queensize bed, priv. N. Hts646-1801 $MO. mo. Call 644·7211 beam cell. C&D, 2043 4 Plex $220. 2Br, 2ba, e~cl Br.and New Yorktown +$200 dep. avail im med. UNfV_ERSlTY PARK 3 Br. 2 Ba, frplc; dbl gar. dressing rm, xtra lge AGT. "C" Wallace. 646·8883 ; Pvt. gar. Your washing Villa €ondo, 3 Br, 2 Ba, 2 appUcaUons now being Cambndge model, 3br. pool & jacuzzi priv'gs no r oom s. en cl. ga r . $40 WK UP 1&2 Bdr &: 545-7628 Cac~I or ours. Balcony, car gar. Dk b~lcony & ...,_ 2ba . townhome . Lrg yardwork.$350.979·1740 / l Ad 1•-nl Bach. Color TV, maid 2br, vie w, (pie, crpt. . patios. All xtras. Very pool.$3fSmo.KuhOKno acce.,_. .. ,call847·5298 brick rplc,. Liv rm. & w 5 orage. u .,, 0 Y serv, pool. THE MESA. Stove. Xlnt. Adults no Senioradull2bedroomlst clean, walk to So. Coast pets. 962·8967; eve • .._lil40ft leach 3240 kitchen open to alriu . Br. 2 Ba, new paint, air nopet.s. 41S N. Newport Bl, NB pets $295 Open l2-4pm noor. no pets Sl8S Super Plaza. Adults, no pets. 968-0381 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Close to schJs, shoping. CQnd, lg. yard $335 mo. 1 BR furn., no pets. Cpts 646-9681 322-A.HeliOtrope Ave. · k>cation645-6610 $7·1785.aftl2noon. 1-----------$390.552-94-44 642·0565or892·3385 drpl'l ,$180. Spacious 3• Br, 2 Ba, l Br. blks to brh, $235 mo. 642_7154 5-la AN 3780!5-ta AINI 3780 ta Mesa 3824Costa MtlCI 3124 forced air heal. Encl gar, Bltns, crpts /drp5 . SouthLClfJllllG 3286 1 -~--':..:::.,:.:::.:,~-~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt deck, n ew crpt 963-2200. LGglMCI leadl 3248 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Casa de Oro thruout, newly redec. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br 2 Ba home Ocean -•-t •• I ' Walk to the beach from EMERALD BAY t . ' · ALLUTILITI€SPArD Jntroducinga11trikinglynewlr.dilferentkindof' __.mo.~ mo . .,.,. as ... lhi.s beautiful S BR 2 BA h . ' pv · v iew, frplc, carport. Compare b e fore you apartment living for ADULTS in the prestigious $7Sdep.S42·D389 home (pie DW ,...,.;,~mo be • tennis, pools, Jg 2 Adults, no pets. Lse. rent Custom designed Oran•e Countv raidenti·-1 n••'ghborh--• or Ask for Bev. ;;-Joe' B r ~ frpl c , dec k , yd. 497·1612aft 7PM. Wkdys, reat~ring: MESA VERD'E. Ill ..,..,.... 9634567 96.'J-liS6 · Whitewater Vu. 558·3030 Sat &Sun. all day. •Spacious kitchen with Vacant L E 2 Br. 1 Ba. Ige. Cenced yd. Hausnfunt1shed or indirect lighting Home 48 arFge xec 1 mi. to bch. $290. mo. Unfwnished 3300 •Separatedin'a:area · r, am. rm, _,.. ._.... •Home-llkestorage okase to beach. Kids/pet.s ... ,.~..; ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Privatepalios .OK.$4750ave842·8854. 3 Br. 3 ha; wood. glas5 & NEWPORTIEACH •Closedgarw/storage POOLHO E s tone; beam ceilings, •MarblePuUman M . 4 BR, nr frplc decks 4·car prk· Winter & yearly leases •Kingslte Bdrms evecythlng, $425. per mo. · ' 't · From $650 Month askforKeith962.4471 1ng, ocean· own view. llUGRUHDY •Pool, Barbeques -S485 mo. Bkr 493·36ll surrounded with plush 2 Sty, 4 BR, 3 BA •. 3000 2 Br n ea r bea c h. Rf'Clltar 675-6161 landscaping !o q ( t . Prest 1 a: e Children /pet ok:. $350.1 .... ~~~~~~~~~I Adult..s.Nopet.s gc:~1:n~~ ::::· c";ri mo. 549-8138 or 4!H·Ol98 Bayshores, J Bdrms. $340. i gg:: :: Xeitb, 962-4471 eves. month thru June or ~· 36$ w. Wilson 642· 19'71 '!URRY thl , month all year. Ava1la· sPACIOUSexec.newer3 on 5 0!1e . ble immedjate ly . $210. Allracliwe 2 br, l>r, 2 ba home. Spot.less. Great . view on s kyhoe. 646-6833. patio, garage. Quiet ~ear beach. $375. mo. Hardwood noon, frplc, adult, no pet. U34 A Abo 3 br house~ mo beam. celllngs. Grdng Rutgers Dr. ~2101 . ,..,. incl. WO. mo. Call IEACOHIAY -:;;;;:::-;;::;-;::;:::---J _;>Slo~v!:e,'"494~-llS<l~lt._ ___ , lt"IMTALS California Atmosphere tn .;vinaae Real F'At•le ''A"~/"'\. nrty new complex ollel"I •' 'NoAa:c!ntaFee Immediate Occu.paoc.7. 3 21e*°618' . lo aerve busy "4)Dle\ •McFadden/Newland Br. Ocean View Hilbide 2 Bath w/patlo. UnCUm. Furn bach s tart., al ~ aBR,2BA ... s:MS .!>,mny•-.~oodk• L!<,eptl•1 15 0& apt.fe1w1t.e111tobey•ch 1 & s1so.al10 1 bdrma . •Beach/Main ... ~--,. · au • tenn a court, r y . 831·22'16. "BJI 2 s• -15 drynn.SUS.6'1'·23'10 SOOO/Mo. (A59> 1...:==--------l oJ ' n. ... .., 4 ............ -,. LRG 1 Br, pool;nr. ahorw, ·•Wamer/M•polJa NEW3Br,2ba, F\JUOcean ~ I -38R,28A •• ,"'5 view, frplc. 2 c.ar gar, Den. dJning toom. 3 bath ~ta~'!:!.~'!.-0 .'!!!~· •lfcFadden/BDlhant cs&m thrv-out ~ mo. furnl8!.!ed home w /So. ..,.._.... • .... ._, ''' 38fl.2BA ... $17S IAeavail.433-02.09 paUo If view from 2nd ......,or9G-1TN l-'--'-'-'-"'-""-='----1 flft:or . f_8SO /Mo. Until lBRFurn · $17$ ~--------1· GREAT view 3 bdrm, 2 711"'8. (A80) Lot.I of bltns, pool, walk J Br. 2 be, boat. ya.rd, M, trplc, deck, nr Iowa/ -M•rr~:5arton to abopplag. '-' ml, 1'a,~llo~j.~D'.~l~~·~··~nd~. =~=°"d~l>N~ch.!;,:;="=125=.=m=o=. ='"'=-<lll=30~~~~"'2~.a~~~~ beach. en w. 19th St. ~apt. lWI IUI • lllU. -d AMBASSADOR INN BRAND NEW No Cleaning Deposit $ 5 O No lease Required s· I SI d' • t mg e u JO ftp . • w..\ly "'•14 wnlt• • J-cv11i poool • l{llch'" .. cilit .. 1 •••II •G•1 sso·, • llMfMtld..,.l '-t,.Ceoltr.! • 1.-cr•oti.,.. ._ • l•i...t1IOfl ••elkiltl• •All wtillti" ,.;4 • hwilchMor4 --k• • W.t Nr eWo1h•r•M4f.rtt..,.;t. •HMW ,..i • DlfKI di•I phot1•1 efl!ll. ~ATERFAllS •STREAAIS•LAGCIOlllS 2909 BRISTOL AVE. SANTA ANA (Al South Coa1l Plaza) 540-2300 I I Bedroom, 1 Bath dCl!igm:, !28.'i to $341) 2 Bedroo1n, 2 Bath dC11igns, $355 to $465 All the custom fe11lureii or a fine home .•. Fireplace. ~ntral Forced. t1ir heating&. air conditioning. Deep pile carpel.Ing an rich n11.tur1:1l tone1 11uch as · •Chocolate Brown & Beige. Genuine ook cnbinets ~ e.ntry Booring. Enormous stora!fe. Sepsrate rhn1ng t1ree11. Generou11 window cover11ge with hron:i:e anodiU'd "'indo"· fn1.me1 thru-0ut. De11d bolt locb on all front entry & 11totage dooni. Many .11.~menta f~atum t>:e•med Cathedral ceilinp. epht lev@I d051gns, pnv111.e W1tsheT & dryer lt1undiy areu,~ v.>et bars. Most provide parking adjacent to their own fl'Orli door. Theee untque apartments 11n1 wet amtd11t •n environmm\ or Lak-, strearna, water falls, mature t.res, Rowen&. water plan~ plctureeque foot bridps &. ll\Jiel rock gardens. (STILL recttt1tion •social amenitiea 11bnund, lncludin1 TenoW. Swimming, & Ther•py SJM .. I Tho name MESA VERDE VrLLAS 1&55 Meu Verde Drive &a11t Co.ta Mau, California 92626 (Ju11' Welt of lhe MCM Verde Center olf Harbor &ulevard & •djaccint to lhe ~I.ti Ml!llll Golf & Country C1ub) (71-4) 64().8871 Decorator Model$ no'IV open for display 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM dally 2 Br. 2\f.i blks to bch, cpts, drps, no pets $175~ 96Q.1450 New s pacious 3Br. Zba. frptc. Nice location. 1 ·child ·oK, no pets:. $.W1.' mo. afler5 call 968-l.23S. l New 2Br, spacious, closed gar, adults only. $250 mo. 968·1235 aft s. WAUI TO IEACH 1 &2 br, cpta, drps, bltAI • gar. 217 J16th St. 5J6..42St or&47·3951 NEW 2 bi", t 'h bli studio, all bltm:, fcplc, 1ttt•1e, fn<:d back yd. =· """ Dt.laware "D". a.n...a NEWLY painted modem 3 tw. l\; ba, tslory, Id~ & small pet ot. Apt dt. Hunl Harbour. $300. mo. Vacant. 531.mo . -"': Delu~ 3 BR, l~ ~ Washer/Drye r, frp r Kid• o .t . $300. Pi"!,Y · W/lea~e. 201~ Dela••ry· fl38-~$ . • ';J' , .,.,, leacli: . 3141 ........................ OCMN Ylew, IP••· l lii't od""8, lllO'I Solana Wb. L. 8. $221. -.1.Ut I r r. IC. ••••••• APP .. .......... TLC ••••••• Cstm paUo lattice MAST Speci finis:b est. Gu C.stm Finlab peantr ••••••• l-••••••• Drop • Ocean Lease. Ma tu llwy. ocean ba apt. ceilin estat.e beach mo. M C"ollect ques Ad ult 494-601 Walk Br. 1 new c 549·21 -2 Bd, r walk uli l . .... Below 2 ba, ' $425. 4 FURN. 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MMOllr1 Brick(Blocll: Cell Gene alM2-0tS8 . posahl, drai~. faucets, op Soll r.;;Cera;;;;~inl~e~tlle;;;·;-:;:-~::-l::-~WlLLIA~i]~MP_!S~S4"8~~1~10~j-!i.Uc~~~!!'~O.~is.~M":!l3t~!:"':..' __ .,_t_, 1 Expr llawai.lan.Gr'dner Prem1aes, Rental re-WILLJA.Jls le SONS Int/Ext-Reas Rates o\ddilions1 Remodeling, Trlmfsprune.616-4616 SSZ.5777,M881i68 •Stone.'CallM.1·7829 copper rep1pes. Same•••••••••••••••••••••- Pa tio•, Paneling, . mpoo & steam clean· Calicote PaintinJ & Wet prices day i1r nia:ht. We .-TopSoU•Compc,.:t• Cabinet.I. etc. 402-9139 or mg. Color briJ.bt.enen; ••••••••••••••••••• ... • Ex.pr. Japa.nme Garden· PARTY BARTENDING F'\replaca·Pl.a.nlttl Blasting-Don't settle for take Matz Char10. Lie •Mulc:h•Redwood* 832-8026 Jack or John wbt C11>ts 10 nua bleach. · inJ. Compl yd WV. rella· caJJ William ln AK al Brick·C:OOcrete PaUo less. U c flnaur 879-333.S 300948. CALLS86-«ill0 r-------'="---1 Clean liv rm, din rm &: ELECTRICIAN. Sml ble, neat. Free est 615-8138 Block Walls BBQPit& JUST PLUMllMG ~--•-- ASTER Craftamans hall $15. Avg.rm S7.SO, .-.. :..,....m.ainl/repaln. Z2 ~-Ref El "6-0464. TopQualProl'PainUng •CALL&t2-4111 .-l'ft~- spe'l.al'• Re mod 1· --b llO h ~ G -.-s, t. • ext/lnl-reas rta, fresl ••••••••••••••••••••••• v· e mg, ~---, c. air-· uar ti·. _:... .. •--finish work, refs. Free eUm. pet odor. Crpt l"e. t-.1. -~ le1nupa, treework ••••••••••••••••••••••• ResidJComm'l.LlcJinsd. r.1ARV'SPLUM81NG Ford'sTreeService est.Guarwork"99-3IOS pair.l.Syrsexp.Doworlr: M.otJIHnC. minor ktsep,Raullnc An1lhto1. WOwlllg Geor&eSJ6..867S •646-9807• ExprCrew,lic,bonded m-•lf Refe S3l OIOl o Pl1ce Your ••Fast lOyn la uea•a3. Garage cle.anup. Rella· •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• p f 1 1 NO JOB TOO SMALL & insured. 962-7811 stmCabinetMaking& 1 .,,... • • Resu l t'' Service ble. faslaervice. ro esa ona t'iniab Carpentry. Euro-Sell thinp fast with Dall Directory ad •.•.. call ~ idle items .,,lth a 9fS3..4K52. Movin,/Hauling. Stud al paper/hanger no Job too Expert plumbing 1ervice Removals, llmblnl, top.· pean trained. S48-2860. Pilot Want Ads. now. 642-5&7! nt. m. Daily PilotClulifiedAd. w/lar1e truck. Rea1. am., no Job too lar&e. repairJrepipe/remodel ping, pruning. FtHwoocf1 ' MZ-5171.. Wantadten!U-,a.."79 Barry54S-9'123/138-ST1'9 Ml8-Z728 reas.981().3678 llc.Jlnsr.6'2-:!DI. "'!:':!~.~~'!"!!""-ApcalW•t1Uafwa. .... 1ntsU.fu-. lo1•1 .. 400011 ztalsto..... 4JOO Office...... 4400 ltntahW..tecl 4600 tol09 5025 Loit &Fomcl 5300 .. . . . .................................................................. -....... _. ·········-······-····· ....................... ·················•····· .............................................. . l-"9'"''" leach 3141 Mowport leoc~ 3869 Mo ...... leac~ 3t6t ROOllS $25. weelc up w Roommale $1112.!fO moolll, Bach. Unlurn. UraenUy 7 MEID M~EY 1 Looi whtte a, hnl SbelUe •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen. 548-9755 o t·11t· Id L ••~•LS• ~~ '-g Bch "" 645-_., u t ie• pa . agwaa ft.U"lll•--·~· ..,. · area. Before you borrow call Uoy collie.) crippled. ia P a ~bble ihto the OCE•MfltO... ..,..,. Beach. 494-6674 32NDSTREET.N.B. Male Slyliat. clean &: us for a free consult.a· rear legs 12 yr. old fami· Ocean rom your Apt. -"' ONntEBAY CdM. Private entr-ance . S50sql'l-3rm .••••••• Sl qui.et. Rds. Commuting Uon.. lt ma~ &ave you lypel6'2·6612 I Lease. LuxW")', security, 3 BR. 2 Ba. $350Winter Beaut._ Apt, 4 Br. z Ba •. ba•• Employed alall• Gll'I wants aame to share l0001q ft.-lrm • . •••• 80 ml. Nu. $lQ. Daya 1-· Call _, •• 1 1 -"'-"'====----~ M.lure.dults 317 .. c'I 'STEPS TOIE'CH •• h nho Incl··· .. ll ee'U .~, ••• ·r Bill ......... s. ayor~. r-t· F al llo ·-. · ~ beamed cell. frplc.1 adWl'.$12:S.S7a-2060 er tow use w~l. uu a amm 1 ee .,... .-..is. or . 64.S-'1221 ........ • em e c . .,.., ,_11_w_y_ .... __ ·283S __ . ____ , 3BR,2"Ba. S325Winter dsb•1hri $550. 673-5719 $114. moolb. + ~ u ill. c47~4u~coi.:EB Semi retired bus. man . ~: ~~a~.~~l~~~r0e1't' 3BR,2baS300Wntr. wknda«afl.5PM. ltooM&lowd 4050 RB.847.etm. seeks rm, home .... n uxury penthouse con· SEA WIND ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&:APROPERTIES privileges Santa Ana, Uth. REW~D."94-81.· dominium. 2 br, 2 ba, Condo. 2 BR .. 2 ba., den. ~:i,~c~~! :pt!,r'ci!se8~ P\it. roomwilhboard. T:,~re:a~~ ~r; CM, HB area. Lites LOST: Dog, MaJe, small. rrplc, bllns. 1 yr old. Xlnt Uni. Yrty. $475. heh, bltins w /refri l .... c..1,..'!~ ... fm......,mo. boat owner. beaut 2 Br. F uraitbed office, 3 home life, Kida OK abort aoldeo hair-Udo views. $375. yrly. No _. u•;r _._.__ •-cir 7'19516 bl pets.49i-l'195 845-0300 bouseooba1w/bo1t1Up, ~.carpet.a. apes. ~ · • ~a.. Tnnt e673-7W Hohh. Mot1l1 4100 S250/S350 .. 875·~6 or Next to Real Elllale of •HAUNTED• Houses for Dffdi: SOJSl-Lo=st:.:..:A::.u.;;s=tr;:a_U_a_o_S_h_ee_p_ LIVE IN A CASTLE SfHARI p 2 BRd, ato:oe/ref, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5J3..4708 f.ice. l860 C, Newport Bl. Halloween Parties. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dog, blk/whl. 1 bJue eye .a'r .. ofgard ... Wide rpc, sun ec., nr. RESTLINE 18 . ~--•~ 4400 CMSl>O.permo. 00 , beach. Pref. girls, no unt ~---LPHINR.E.4'K-8581 LOANS ~80% &: 1 bm eye, very abort ocean views. Huge 2 br, 2 pets. $295. yrly MS-6680 ~ Year round vaca· ••••••••••••••••••••••• BWLacbenmJeT Rltr 1-==--'-=-='-"~-I t.alL Name DoQ Am.Ito ba apt. Partly furn. High lion area. Centwy 21, I SO .., fclff 648-3828,ovet8'13-457T **He.rt** Id TD ~ •.ennoo & Edwarda H.B.. ceiliog1. Pool, spa, PartNewportlbr,near 548·1168 I"~ Dr. C.11.tN.B. Area· -....TD .... -Reward848-1"9 estate living. Close to EANFRONT new 1 Br spa&:: fabuk>us racWtie&. -a~~-4250 Newport.FiouclalCtr MISA YHDlAUA. Viet namese family --beach&. shopping. $495. P C ts d 13&9.SO sub-be. $46-0202 -.ma LaaslllgOfflceSpoce urgently needs 2·3BR FalrtstTerms1LnceUM9 Lost male cat. neut elk mo. May be less if you u per. P • rps, gar. 968 9500 d• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Sit M Sb.arp, new, re:ady tooc-house or apl. thia SalllwrM'-Co. gray tiger at:riped •/Ute, collect paintings, anti· Yrly l&e. $350. 642·3443· :r..2374, ys, eves Cabin, Big Bear, sl~ 12, 2 (714~3~11 ::Le: cupy, grd flr, euy •c· weekend. Pb: 549-3162 MZ-2171 • .,. MS-Olll stomach. FV /HB 10.3 ques or sculpture . Br 2 Ba delUx -3doorto n>lcs , 3br, sep playrm, cess, $295/mo. incl Rewilrd962-2260 Adults. 494-4653 or bes't be~ch. $375 yrly. S..CltntlJ tl• 3176 coj TV. pooltbl. '94"8611 ut.i.Uties &: bath. 67$-6081 RETIRED woman wants ZltdTDL.omsW..tecl 494-6017 64&9218or675-05S5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LagBcb. eves. single apt un(urn. WEHAVECASH! Walk to town & beach. 2 2 Br, 2 ba spacious apl. Palm Desert 2 br condo •1101.W---'llvd• !:~~rt Beach or area. Bu.y2ndT.D.'11 FOUND: Orange kitten, 4-5 mos o1d . 2:5th St Newport Bc.h 673-4831 LAS BR.SAS Xlntlocation. -• "r-"" __._ Loanon2ndT.D.'s Br, 1 ba, stove, ref rig. Ph: 498.1815. (um. S250 mo w /lease. Costa Mesa (cnr. 18th New Loans·2nd T.D.'s new crpts. $245. Days: For Discriminating 540-m98evC$ St.) Deluxe panld, ele, Mission Viejo. 3 br+bome Eq . I 0 . 549·2150. After Spm : Adults Seal leach 3884 ale, util, Jan, xlnt park. urgently needed for AAA wty nvsmt. iv. Ptr'IOIMlls 5 350 494-6245 Watch the sm wt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rlfttals to share 4 300 suites from $65. 67l-8441 tenanu. Nor1Ds Realty BA&NETT MTG. CO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ET Be b b ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,_ (2U) ,, .. ~z 494-8057 645-2134. rob Bd I I overtheoce• SUNS ac 2 r, atv, .... _.. Drinkin&P lem? 2 , rp c, stove, refrig, C&D, patio, $JOO. mo. All Male/Female sh.are 3 CallAlcobol.Helpllne walk to beach. $250. incl leochwitMR1teps utilpd.~'1226 br+deo on Pen1naula 290 SQ FT deluae. No. Help! Female student Aaaam :•••I•/ 24 brsaday8»-3830 utll .• Refs reqrd . lBEDROOM nearloth.$150. Coe:la Mesa. $140. mo. needs room & board. PenottrA1/ <&M-7853. •Heatedpool So.lltl1 J a 3116 673-7888eves S49-825l 1S41Blter St.549-8138 Nov. 1·26. Nr. b cb. Lod•Folitld SPIRITUALREADER l-"-'.-"'-'--------1-su.ndeck •••••••••••••••••••••••~ .... a OFFICESPACE 6'1S-32!l8 ••••••-•••••••••M•••• ()peolOAM·lOPll 2 Br, l ba duplex, North •Pn'Vatebalcony For Lease by Owner 3Br~E,femaleonJyvery1 Lolt&Fomd 5300 Adviceonallmatten. F.nd, yd, ocean v.lew, no •Adequate parking k>wercondoon bea~t. EJ nice:l.y tum. 2 ~r w/frplc, $140 up ~£fices cpta lN A BARN .. , ru~nt/ ••••••••••••••-••••••• 31.2N. El Cam.loo Real -peU.$290.497·2575 •Elevator N'1ouelCountryCl bGoU approx. 1 m1 to bch, drps air bath. 17301 New plush carpeting, Alla :e LOST/FOUNDAPET? SanClemente.Forappt. 1~----------1 Sec ., i_,. · u Col!lita}l,esa.63l-0824eve Be bBI H B M21.834 graphicslr.paiot.l,000+ ••••••••••••••••••••••• C92-8034 4gz.g1.31 Below Laguna IDgb, 3 br, .. un Y Course. End unit . ac , . . . sq ft avail Newport ... -960-2900A.doptlon,Low 2 ba, ~edec, beautiful. La~:~~~~~::t& ~~~J~d~:.fr.~lf~~·ntnig ~e 5&:a~~~ 1r B:c=~ COSl'AMESA~UJ!ES ac'h.6"-~ ·o;,1~laJty . S005 CostSpay(Neuter info. •FUE IATH• '$4!5.498-0984. SSlSRiver Avenue oven, dshwShr, mirTored HD are Prof lady .,,19 900-Ll?J sq ft avail. ror .... -~.. 4450 -••••••••••••••••••••• BIG REWARD with Maasau &thisad. FURN. 2-BR, 2·ba. apt. (atSeashore-&55th) d · 2 b • l h da. · med1cal ·dental or lftftl l'W'fJT RB Sus)percl b o Smlblkdogw/wht spots ABRAXA.SMASSAGE Al most ocean front , For appt. call &t2·2S66 c;l.: ~dr.,s. ~!~ ~:i~ Ve~~ a~~~~e:bi~.81iz~ genei::aJ office:. Rent fr"?m ••••••••••••••••••••••• seeks limited ~art.n-::1~~ a hove eyes. MI xed PHOTO MODELING Perm. $400. per mo. Agt. WALK 0 N pool &:: jacuizi within 1 mo 968-3132 $345/mo. Near San Deigo DELUXE .office, comm'] add ?zid Cocktail Lounge. breed. Answers to the 1733 Fullerton, CM 494-SS36 to cean. ew block.Immac.cond.$375 · F\\'Y.549-81.38 &~ustriaJapaces.~ $30;000. cash. Wrlle ad. name of ''Pussy 10AM-12PM,631·11M 1~-3DBWr. 2 Bab. Cd:pt, mo.493-64.29 Will s~are 3br apt wf non· SINGLE to 6 rm !!Wles mtnt w8:re housi:s _in 4.\5, Daily Pilot, P .O.Box Willow''. 1£ found, please New duplex 2 br, 2 ba, ...... ,..., / , gar . 1sp, smoking fem Call even-.1 . 1 h re· Laguna Niguel & Mission lS60 Co6ta Mesa 92626 call673-2662. FOXY Girl's Out-Call block to beach & shop· gar. Yrly. Child OK. Af*l11w11t1hnlshed lngs.SBl-8673." Ab1~ai · 10c~us o ~U Viejo areas. 1-landy to ' ' . Maasage. U Call-We ping center , rrplc &:: $400.67>0642 /673-6002 or......._..IMd J900 g nr. rport. San Diego Fwy, 200 to SAUNA baths & massage FOUND: Male Gray & Co me. Spec i a 1 l zo beams, fantastic ocean d 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••Female w /part. furn. service incl: Recep-2000 sq ft. A5 low u 3CJt parlor. Costa Meaa. Cen· Whte Tabby cat. Flea Paraplegics.542-3169 view. $42:;. 714 -49'1·!523 Upper oceanfront p x, 4 =CITING house (wahr I dryer I tionist, conference rm, per sq ft. 831·1400 t.u.ry 21, SCS-1168 collar, Santa Ana & !7th PREGNANT? 213-9'1·7455 Br 2 Ba F? gar. $550 yr· slove/ bed / stereo / xerox, automated typ·l"'--'-'C....-""-'CC.'----1-="--'::::.:.:::..::=----I ly . Robinson, Bkr, PA ESA AnS. frplcl wants to share ing.etc. C.11833-3640 3200 Sq Ft C·2 store rront CHILD care center, Coirt.a CM.646-8479 Caring confidential 1 Br, prlv patio, close in, 675-8120 M Es.TONPI' w /student. $125 mo. with 6 drive-in bays. Mesa location. Century Lost: Wed. PM, vie Mesa counseling & referral. no pets, no children. $200. ~•c y 1 1 13 b BCR. Carol 548_0504 •FASHION ISLAND• Ideal for auto or boat 2l,M8·U68. Verde, black Doberman. Abortion, adoption &:: 497_2113 _.... ryocean ron r. Bach,1"28R. ' Executive offices service. 585 W. 19th St, Choke chain & flea col· keeping. ---------1 2ba. No pets. A'vail Nov. from $172.50 Selective woman will w/recept., &ecy &:: phone CM. Days 540-5710, eves WINE SHOP lar 979.3525 9'19-41S8 APCARES47-2S63 2Br, incldn 'g utilities l . 6'5-365S Adults. No Pets share cbarming, high service. 359 San Miguel, 646-0681 Downtown Lag u n al.':~·!'.'!:=~~o~r!!.~~~.j:-:-=-,::.:--':::.:=;.::.:'-"=::'--- $250. lmmed. occupancy. 2 bed 1 W lk to l.561 Mesa Dr. beam clng 3Br apt. N.B.64().1910or644·1860 Beach. For details call found kitten, 8 wks blk $100 Cash Reward. no 400-2633. the ~~h.0~ y:arly. (58lksEastofNewport w Jpersonable, self · PRIMEOFCSPACE SURF liSAND '94·1595or494·0662. tiger, male McFadden& questions0 asked to the 386, Blvd.) reLiant ex~ type. adult SlioppMIMgYIUw PRINTSHOP GolhardH.8 .892-4318 personw opossesses my Newport hoch 213-447·9443. 546-9860 OVer 3S. Great home base Udo Vllloge & Xlnt space for co~er'I wife's fur coat, lost last ••••••••••••••••••••••• for traveling prof. 5175 ~Area lenant.96Ssqfl.wfocean Letterpress/Of fset .FOUND: e~wn Male Sat night at Newport. PARK NEWPORT 5'B 7200 --r Heavy on letterpress. Doxie, Magnolia & Harbor Yactit Club Con· WATERFRONT VIEWSIN NEWPORT. Strlt lno oes1gn arKl an elegant. eir:cltfng way to 11ve. Choose lofts, ml window... SlcVUgnts. f re-places. vour own private p.atlO or oalconv. A fr!enoly muuon.dollar rec center. Tennis colll'U, too. ,, ,.; .... ,) Pro OJ@l'.Y; int lu11.urv adlllt rentals from S350 montnlv. 100 Promontorv Or. west. Just north Of JamDOree on Pacific coast Highway. Teleohone t714l 675·8000. owned and managed Dy The Irvine eompanv. APARTMENTS mo. . . 3416 YiaUdo, HI view. Ample park'g...,1465 $25 ,00~. Fullerton. Talbert FV • Collar. tact. Gail Post at Balboa :~~%:~~~ RES 0 RT G~~ ~i)~:r:c!°ni'e~a~~ i~:Wte r:~~xV~ t~d~: ~-~tHwy,Laii. Bch. ~~1:~·~3~-Call 962-0646 YachtC1ub673-8515 room. $100. mo rent & lnq. Q-w'fte r : Dreyer StarnFar lease . . FOUND Tabby Cal with ECKANKAR Townhouses domestic a1sistant.Slu· Company. (714)67.S.7002 6 Ladies or Men needed in white feet & chest Fluffy PA Tll 0 F TOT AL Fr. $229.50 dent OK. 640-62'1Sevea. TOP LOCATIONS 2 divisions . No invest. tail 645-3114 AWARENESS is aware Open9-6Daily Three or 4 Executive or. In Cen.1era Anchored by Tues. 7:30pm. Bob.10268 ' • lhal you may nol know Spa-Pools-Tennis LI v I N G king young lady to fices, (layaut flexible). Fazio's & Major Drug. Westminster Ave., G.G. LOST in vie of 18th & San· its new location. 1027 N, Ac ross from Fashion share2brbouseinc.M. Conference Rm, Ex!!c. HB, We•tminster . taAnaAve.,C.M.Small Cst. llwy. H, Laguna Island at Jamboree on Lola of aoimalt. $100 mo. Bathrm. Ideal location Artesia, Anaheim. Also Dry Cleaning & Ldry male gray striped Tiger Beach. Informal talks San Joaquin Hills Roa4 1Jt & last. Lily, 548-1859 for~ or 4 prof. 1,786 sqft Huntington Harbor loca-Agcy ia Laguna Beach. Cat with orange flea col· about E CKANKAR &:: (7141644-1 900 or646-5845 avail . on sub-lease at .60 lions. l~al for .couple .. O~er ar. Very affectionate. you all. an individual. Oakwood ofters the · sqfl. From lntemational MULLER REALTORS will remam &: train 1( an-Last seen Tuesday. Every Tuesday night at8 WESI'CLIFF 2 Br 111'!1 Ba, finest in resort living at a LUXURY Securities Corp. 21.21 San (714) 8464493 exper. Good lease. P .O. Brother very lonely. Call p.m. Twnhse. Adults only no price you can afford. 2 BD, 2 ba, all facilities. Joaquin Hills Rd. NB. . . Box 732• Lag. Bch. 926.Sl Ja:n, 642-4468 Weekends I-'-='-------- pets. 1728 Bedford Ln. There's .,1 million in With responsible peraon. 6"'-5100 Prime Comer, Charmmg Fl S r &eves. Why vacation alone? $285mo.548-7533 • house zoned C·l. Ideal ower bop or sale. 1..::==--------1 TRAVEL COMPANI ON ..:::;:c=::..:..::..=c....---1 NlreGcr .. ~tLiDIGnHTlaE~l'.)'illTtENies: For informal.ion call, NEWPORT gardea office for Doctor. Dentist, Partorwhole. LOST: Cat with only 3 rmds compatibles. ~> 3Br2ba$320yrly;gar 01 646-3778. suites, various sizes Realtor, or Antique 831·2196. legs. Vic Arch Beach TRlP bid ef NlSCOURTS.'Afulltime 'I 1-=-==-------~~l~i;;et; ra~~ act.ivities cti'rector who p fem. 25-35 to share fromOincluti 557-0061 Dealer. Xlnl Jfarking. Plant Shop. Indoor HeightsLag.494·1320 MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS Bach.. frplc, $17Sor 2 Br,2 Ba, frp.Jc , $2SO . 00.-1334 /642·6578 plans parties, BBQ's, apt •/same. Park •1 MO FREE RENT• ~· p/Q:l.o. 64.f.·6360 aft. 6 tropical grnhsc, NB. LOST: Reward. Sml blk trlP5 &morel Free Sun-Newport. $170 mo. 1-2-3 Rm. offices from p. . (213)693-4987; (114) Cock-a-poo. Vic of ltigh daybnmch. 64()..53;?6. $135 per mo. Near 2800 Sq. ft. i'ii Town & 673-0049. Drive & Jasmine. L.B. Plus beautitul singles. ~rl. Opening duo Airport. No lease req. lrY Shopping Cntr. GUARD SERVICE "Nilcto" If round please 1&2 bedroom apts, Job transfer for-a 8J3..32239Ti1noon . Forlease.962-6607 call494--0134. fumished&mULU'D.Labed.. $22,500 t e rms Agt1..::=.::::.:.=.:;_----j Models open 10 to 7. straight prof. man l DESK SPACE 600 SQ IT store or office 540-0608 •DELUXE• tbr dlx Bay(ront. Plus 30' Outca\1-Appl. only Home·Office·SludtO 631-3811 F.astblu!f 3 br, 2 ba, lset prvt slip. $360 yrly. Incl. spac muter suite,, .::67;;>-:.:==•::·-------l din rm le dbl garage. r Auto door opener avail. Pool & recreation area. AdulLll only, DO pets. •FllOM SJZZ• 88.SAmigos Way, NB Managed by William Walters Co. JC&JRview yearly 2 BR, 1 Bl'" Duplex. New crpU. $300. mo. 644-6780 acious 3 Br, 2 ba. frplc, l 6Ur.to beach. $330._Yrl,y. Call 645-7054 sbare beaot. rum. view r 1 l155 646 2130 Sorry no pets or children. home ..,. /2 olbers. Very in the Daily Pilot Hunt· ron · • -or I hMtrt Roommate service ington Beach office, 679-3109 "~ity 50 15 &nploymeft't& available .• Month to ~uUi~~:=· mo. in-T17871bes rtBea11c~ B111v~ near lnduitrial Retttal 4500 •• ::t'!':':'."."':~........... ......,_.ation month occupancy. a . x space '"':.:_=.:.:_------~ ••••••••••••••••••••, •• .. $50 per month. Answer-••••••••••••••••••••••• Partner wa!'ted for ar· O~ '-.•• ood. NOW IS THE TIME ing service available for NEW M·l Newport, Costa highly profitable Real T : Fem calico cat. Schooli & mn,,,., for job seek.en lo check $10 desk and chair for Mesa, 1000, 120Q, 1440aq. Estate venture. Should Wed, 16th. 8:pm. Vic of Instruction G --'en tlle Daily Piiot . Help ss.Call642-4321,ExlZ77. fl.S43-3145or646-2928 double i1.1vestment in 6 Balboa Penn P oi nt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• d.l'U Wanted elassificatlbn. If A . rmos. Highly secure. Reward.CaU675-9326. Private Scuba Inslruc· 7005 e 2 BR Townhouse apt Apartments the Job you want is not BEAUT.Cl.ASSA. Cq5T Mesa (adjacent to 96&-0888owneranytime . lion. Certiried lnstruc· Bay(ront 2 Bd, 2 Ba, Pvl ii,;. ba, bit.as, DW, patio, there you might consider Fl R iP ROOF 0 FC ~/or ~;%est5). 1 12001 sq/ n OIL & G•S LooSi1t_ FTemB;le PuMpp~·hke tors.496-6575 Bch It pier. $550. yrly. encl gar. Nr Hoag Hosp Mlwpert h«t. offering your services BLDG q w air A ... ~ erner. anners Jobs ed 879-1935&6'4"510 SZSO/mo642·0596 1Mneat16th with an ad in the Jo HarboratAdams CM cond. office. New Investors wanted for In· School vicintly. Want • 7075 645-0550 Wanted tategory. Pbone Air cond, elect~' cPts: modem .bldg suitable for ternational Oil & Gas REWARD.548-1578 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *LAPAllSIBtME* EW apt 2 br, 1a.r•1e, 6'2-:i678 \ drps , music , elev., anybuamess.979·3931 venture. Ple ase call REWARD Mature man wanL-.jobas 1&2 Br. unfum, $170 &: pool, bltns. Adult... S250-j;:::~~:;;-====;;:L=:;=:::;;::;;;::;;;::"";:;;~j janitor, ample prkg. AIJ Stor-4550 2.13·548·1441 chauffeur and /or han- $215. Al l electric. 642-6889.2453lrvineAve. s "TAR GA ... E-.a""l\r. incl 3min SD &Smin ---1-:.::_c-'-"------ILOST ; Siamese Cat. drman Ex ce l r er:s .IU ~ • · · · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~toloan 5025 female w /flea collar. 548-9534 l>'iraplace. Heated pool. N~•a H u--s Rfv/N.B. Frwys, 7 min. Sto-ge lot Ir RV' •---r y · C 1· I MJits pets r..n. oag ........ p. ..... c.u.YLt.POUAM • rt M R St er ... o s. e....:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1c. on 1nenta & ' '~l.26s mo. 2 Br, 2 Ba, Studio. H. •-o.ir~°""" J°' ~ ss7--0i:isor·~' $8.50 per mo. Neill Sign MONEY Availableforznd Wilson. CM 833-()639 or Companion /Nurse, will Acroutromgolfcoune New crpta, b1lnl, W/D ..,-.-( • .,,,.,..,.111.J¥n. ~ -· Co.forlnfo.531·3374 T.D. Loans. $SOOO. lo 6'5-2278 li ve·in 5 days , prefer hookup. 642.7324 To dent~ -••ooe fr.I Mondiy, '-:~;--:-~:;-~;--::;:::;---:-=i -~'°""~~t!al~a~r~e~a~.~962~· 7~>20~:_-.:.·.!20<32~~Sa~nla!!..!An~a~A~v~e:__[';:::::"=:"'::-=;:::-;;--;::--;; rw«t-.S~lntton.#'l'lbln PLUSH Beautiful Furn. bwtalsW....C. 4600 $50,000. Must be securedh ost : Small dog in -, .ocean vu 4 br, 2 ba, 2 .T~~m.14'\o .,~ lge office suites. Sublet ••••••••••••••••••••••• by Real &: Personal N CM French Lady from EXECUTIVE bayfront frplcs. Yrty $525. Winter 2A fiT_, Q+. or 1b1re. Beat NB. CM , Perioa with am dog Property. NO Points, liiwpt/ . (. ar:s ~ Louisiana Cajun country l1ew, lge2 br, 2 ba condo. $t95. 642-3&50; S73-M06 ~= Jt~ ,#; ~ loc•tion. Sacrifice I! aced.I hoose 00 'room'. pre-payment penalty, or ~~-ox, r co ' seeks position as cook in P.lx crpl, drp1. Stv, ._ 1 t;_. ~t ~~ M.\llrtseel 642·6753 ·mate.a ref M escrow feea, up to 12 Yfl'l-'-"-"'-"------'--1 beach area home. lUghly f.wbr, 2 car park'g,Duptexunf11rD.4BR,ZBA a. ,,,_ 11~ 968-68$4." • ary finanei11g. C1ll D.onroUND Female Scottish qualified, xlnl re · . Adul\lonly. Sin.ales upper. 2 Cu g8.r. On :~ ~=-::A " NewPort Beach. Smallj..::::c=.::...------1 :BJa•lm, al Nationw1de terrier mix. White w/blk ferences. 751-4»73 ' Slip avail. $500. mo. seu&re, atepl to ocean, 100., .iOldl-10...,. ofc. 1 or 2 Men. $6S per E 1 de r I y s c 0 tti 1 h Financial Corp. (714) Oeacolar. 963-3621. es 1 ·982•7821 or $450.mo.Agentl4041.ll 1·~.:::. :i::;, .... fl~ mo. Call Gene Hitt, .GenUem.anseebroom&t::I _:m.~3950~~-----~~~:";;;;;;:=;;::;:;-jHetpWClftted 71-00 .aJ.aoo& 1~=• !!~ y.=._ 642-0200 ' bath in NB home. Lov~I · FOUND. White Germ ••••••••••••••••••••••• -"==------IColY abT', 2ba. tplc. Cr"pts, :,s~ ::=... r.:--llllW. Ci t Hwy ' to garden. l.11·2879 ane HEED MONEY! Sbep in Mission Viejo. ACCOMPANIST OAND1pank:lngnew2at drpl, YrlJ. 1375.m.9202 1 w.. _1 _ "".....w.llt TO ,,8 00 •.::6..c._ ______ -j PRIVATE FUNDS 830-8659. Reliable superior, 1ight ·BR, all with Swedish Att.G&:wlfnds. 11 ~ qwo11 nr-K.AJBAN~ L r reader , for high S'chool tcs. Occupanc1 Nov. To-~-• Br ... n. ~~l.t\!1 ~==-;~ :::f\°' EXEC. SUrTES FROM EDKtneer, ram man needs FOR 2 HD T.D.'s Found : Male Sealpoi.nt choral & vocal dept. 2835 Santa Anl Ave wuuvu;oe o1 , ~ -· .J'1"~ s1°""'" 11 •Sl.2Smonlh• rmlbach. in Lae. Bch. ~ $5,000. to$20,000. Siamese in Westcllff NEEDED <&utCoataMe:t1behlnd sunkenUvlnarm.tormat fi~-· H:-.. If,,,.,,.... HarborfroratageavaU. wkdya. P.O. Box 1224 WillassiatBrokcrs Plua.9"13·3681 . IMMEDIATELY nla Ana Country din. rm, lie tit. dbl gar. l;l:"" !;:::' :I~" RoomSGO. Torrao..,90505 ' orPrincipab. Eaey Challen&ing parl·time ) For1nfo '75-3399 m.,ter bdrm 15Jt20. Adj '"!!!'2.-l H~"" ,.~ M ecJ.taU M2 4644 Terms. Vou don't need • gun lo i I c t ~ ~ • ' -totenrlis ct tk.1wlmmln1 ... ~ • . !!""""'",1u. *• ~~-HAVE Tta\1et' (8'x40') tc GlatMWe lR"t'Hfw'ieM "d.r1w fast" when you ~~o~~ .:~w!:~ ~~ YllLY a br. 2 b.a. frPlc, poot $400 °'o. Localed ln ~ ;; i; 60',. SO FT Uve In. Nd. •P•ce to hook Since 1946 place an ad in lhe Dally &: p M N '=·r.t~~~St ~~:..=!n,t:!~· '°"-Gocwr @~ C) o lATf~sJl~·NB ::&:l.:.•ine teacher. N?nf.'JWmcu:'~~ ~~~Ada!Callnow ~r ~~Cb es~t:~l I I • • 7100 HolpW-.1 7100 HelpW•hd 7100 HelpW-4 7100HelpW~I~,,,,,!!~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ~-~~~~~~ ..... MODELS · MASSEUSES P/' mile, fem. 1ervlc:o ~~w-~~---- L.EGAL SECRETARY ~ Mod I F.a rU ettab acct.a. Eves/Sat.a I HelpW...tod 7100.H<tpWant.d 7I OOH•lpW .. te d 71 00Help W..tod 7 100 ················· .................................................... ·····················~·· DJO DAILYPILOT . Sunday.Oc!ob9r19, t975 DRIVER KIDS tRAJN~£ Xlnl w::::... .. ~:.:.Se<1.""ToP $15 wk+. •Ir. L••I STILL 200 ~ shorthand & typing, ..i l d ' 80-JOQtl ~~ &M-9Jll• ~f;Bi~· ,-.ew 5 u 10. ~ ~ Le~o:llOl::.:::Se:.:._c_r<_l_a_ry_.-L::•-t_un_•·l!~~!._ ______ po1!u~;~:i:~.~.1• k.~~~ AIRCRAFT S... Cl.......te, o-rolnt, C .. tn.io 1\fternoon de live ries uf newspapers to carriers Mo11day thru Friday . Re· quires dependable autv. Must be a t least 18 ycitrs of age. Ages 12to15 ' . to:.:arn your Christmas Shopping Money selling s ubscriptions to the DAJLY PILOT. Please cull Mrs . No•ck. 646·6249. Niauel orfict. P11rt time. ~eeded stOOenu pltlme 2pprrmm. hw1hr, l40·81.2:0aft. .... EEDED FOR Must be fast, accurate to htlP on civic &. COWi\.)' " typist. 831 ·2080 projects. sz per hr. Apply 102'! No. Cout Hwy, No RMI rs-~ Swordflsli Spuflieg Live· In Companion. Nr G. Lacuna Bch. '91-1034, Real E1Uite Llce.o1ln1 I!--U I $2000 • Weelr.ewd ocean, CdM. 4~ or over. 3pm·fi :30Pm M-P' Stbool. seo. fully refun· · 5Ul'"ft P O r-8" Llt.e hsewrk for I lady.1;;;;,;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; dable upon qualiflc•tJon, Contact Any Swordfish Must drive . $300 mo.Ji tordetailscall 8111 f1ory, loal For "-"ail• Telephone 492·73 14 A•kFor14-.Htmel Equal Oppor1unlly Employer 67J.4~9or 549·1068. M.2--6891. """' ., newport 1--------1 ,S 1•~;:::. personnel W-4 7100 HelpW•lod 7100 RU.L ESTJ.TIE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• agency -152·0331 MACHINIST SALE$ TlilHElS Ur1eotly Needed t'or ~~'r.~:a.~•:.~ ..... !!.o.~~~1~ .. ~~.n!:.~ ...... ! !.o.~ ~~1r.~~."!:.~ ..... !!~~ ~~r.'!'!:r:-!::! ..•.. !!'!.o ~xe~e:,a1+ m:x~i;e :r~~ . 21"" Martin. irvlne ~.,.,·.~rtR".,.·Er..:Bo~~.;,Ad°'ci:! ... 1::e SALES ST0~1~IRL ACCOUHTA.MT H:llJ)'~il t t:r needed. ;/ 1----------i litJXt r ontro/led milling <>• A,sl()('i•le dL'ltributo" &'f;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . <"hildrc.-n :.i 1 r:. & \.I rno.:. w FOOD S ERVICE ma chin(: de!ilrabl~ 'toolsJ ;;Ca~l~I ~F~o~';A~p~po;;in;l;m;e;n;t~l~C~E~N~T~U~R~Y~F~l~N~A~N~C~I A~L~l u!H personnel, full or~ lll'O r C(' 11\ 1~11 :-1 1'.11 in Fn\ hnrn't· located 111 CLER" T YPIST required. ~ REALTORS .SSl·l210 ed d . w 1m1n1n1u 3 m,.15 hr~ 1r 1 1 lH'I So l '~I l'l,i1..• 12 10 J pnl Needed ror o.Rent cn m· WORKER Call for ;:ippointmt' part lime, ne e 1m· <"<1unt1ul! rs 11r;11,: 11.:.a ti.ltio thiu Fri :'!l ust ha\l m1~sion d<•pl to operatc i'arl-t irn e . All 11 hifts Indus trial Rclwhona Real Estalc mediately for new pro. ''-'Iler 111 1-.~·11 l'l"al J C & 1·on1i1ute r t erm1nel for llospital ex per prcf'd 714 /494 940 I Nunes OPE.MING SOON! duct lin•. Laguna Pool TECHNICIANS 1·ou1111nl! 1rH·lud1nJ.: flnan ~!\uiio11 trJn~port.i tion r-;.11 f1n anc1a l scr \'ices Costa r.tcsa Memorial -RM'1fLVM'1f!'A lftffr9tt.cl Supply now affillated Test Tech I , 1,11 :-.t..1tl.•n1t•nt pr,.paro.1. c1>. Req ·s self :-sti1rt~r . llospitaL As k for Food JELONIC On Call. All Shafts. Ex· __, w)th CRYSTAL CLEAR 111111 An.il~t1l·nl 1·:..1>t·r 1'u.ihy:-.itti·i . purl t iml' L1 ttl c :.uperv1 s io n Service Super,·isor. 301 perl.eocedAeutehospital Safnrvr• w•ttttlltrator<replaces Sub assembly test of JI''' 1Je,1 rl•cl i\ppro .~ , iur hnnlt' or nfin•· \'il· nt•e d e rt . (;ood com· Victona,Co!!tu t.1e!!a. ALTAIR only . Good working otkfw Hal Co1 bollled wal*r) for home d.lgitaluniLs. Min t yr re· I I 'l'K ' kill T I'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~ d c l l M or bu1ine1s . For ID · lated exper & 1 )'r 11n:~ 1• > . uf llt1rboir & Baker t::O.I , mun1<•;1ho11s 5 s . ype con •· on a e rs. , ~ .111 ror .1ppo1 ~trnt·11~. (~I!• !J.:!Oli 1~1 l'.pn1. t~itC' hkkpn g rl'· UGUMA BEACH Jensen, 642·Zi34. Costa terview call494·9686 . technical te.hool or col · I l :-it . lnr 11.n .lf1~1,,,_11 11 rt Suhm1t resume & FRY COOK Equal Qppor 1-;mploytr Mr: 5 a Ptl em or i a I SAL~COUNSELORS lege. I l'l"iu rc \Vorld t.ai.: ll111".IL1h\,Jlh:r :! 15 10 !j 1X1 1n ~••IJr)' history to: P. o . P /time, c\'cs. C leancul.l.l~~~~~~~~~~I l~ospital, 301 Victoria St. For Newspaper Promo· Test Tech II ll'orunJ 1!t·I ~1 ;1 r School Bo x lqO, N l'"'po rl l8 or n~·r.A pplybetwn 2 CP.1 .EOE lion.Mustenjoyworkins ACCO UHTAMT JJi,\11t·t 67;1 K!l7!• fk ·:irh. <..: 9266.1 01: call &.5Pi\1 wkdy:-.. Ot.·I TH co, with young people 10 to C~f!lPUter . checkout. -...; I~ CJ'/\ f1rrn " h1i.:hl\ t>-1·1 s1nu 115..'i Baker.Costa Mesa. ft!AINTENANCI:: M years of age. Reliable Di.g1tal l~g1c program- ll1 v1•r1'1t 11·d J,:ro\.l.LUJ:1 SEAUTICIANS MursetAl•s ttan!lportation required. rn1ni:: des1r<1blc. Min. 2 practio.:(' !iC('k'\ Jrnh1l1uus STY LISTS 800/ COMMISSION GJo:NER/\L All ahiflll available. Ex· I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;; I .Eacellent part-time posi· yrs rela~OO ex per. & 2 yrs l'P/\ "'-' 3 5 .\rs public Ill' ! For (2 r N 11. :-.alvn .... "' ior /O BUILDING pr. preferred. J>lease ap. I• Dea( ~i~-Sain lion. High pay for 2-3 or tectuucal school or C'Ol-1·(1un t 1ni: ex11('f X ln r "0 11t fvllo 1'.'lng 1;.1•10661 .. as <1mcn1l>erofourof-•SKmarie1 ply at Park S u perior "' ~Vff' hourseachevening,halt· lege. «a r<'e r uppur St'IHI r1· or!>-10·11~:! fi<·e. Individual training •Typllh l·lealt h Care . 1445 Best located Corona del day Saturday. Call Sr c m ter !' 11 m (' t 11 L' a" "'C' 11 . in 11 moi;t dl'sirablc an::a , •k•ypunch 0 .,... MAINTENANCE • =Su::.cpc~n~··~·~Ae-•-•_· N_B_. ___ Ma r-offlce. has empty 642.8102 f.or interview • 0 pU Kr;irn cr & l.'.o . 14 1!1 BkP19Life/G .Ofc: Co s ta l\lc s u . <.:all r-•• •· desk foranexper;enced beforefi·OO :~,·.",,~.!..,.~{:\,\.·po rt Hi•:1ch. Part 1'1n1cNow 6"~·504 5. Ask for Ktn •PBX Opn MUISESAIDES salespcrwn. Much better1 c:===· "'------1 Svstems Tech vvv ~'ull."fimc Later ri.l cF'arland. NE~Ol:DNOW! PERSON Exper'd. Bayview Conv. t han average com · SALESGI RL. youn& cons· Che { rd' It I m· Ala~-l-nsfallaflon N"·pt Be ach location * DISCOVERY * Tl'mpo Temporary J-l elp t-lospltal, 2055 T hurir\ mission schedule. Please cientiou& girl to work Uc out to igtn~e~ce •s ale• ('ONTHl1 LCAH.EJo;R REAL ESTATE 17802SkyParklrvine Ave.C.M.642-3505 caurorapp't , . f/tiJ!lCinplantstore.Ap-~ri~h5ir~edi~ices with a t:mploymrnt ,\geney C 11 •10 4455 Amc,1·ca ;s leadin• de-ply 1n person, The Plant . d · ll .. "Oii l1·1'1n·. Sle !09B <1 ... ~ ._.URSES AIDES Push " 5" w. 19th St, rom.puter 5 iagno~ c ... ~ Companion, live into helpl'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~! velo p('r of residential " ei-, ue •·db .. TV REMOVER TI'lit iob will remo"• you from your TY & poy you up to: N"t•t ll•·h ·,14 1<<0 ·8°'" r c ld ••l y · ORORDERLIES c •t routines"" e u~ging. "' J,JU ""~ l ' a r <' o r ~ communities has an 1m-·" · Min. 2 yrs related exper. ~enllcman , room. hoard GENERAL OFFICE mediate cpcning for a Salarydependsonexper. Saleswoman, expe:r. high & 2 yrs applicable & sala ry . Prefer male For magaiine publi!!her. bui \ding maintenance Be recognized. Cal I fashion. Part·time, apply technical courses. Boys & Girls ~tudent 615 -~7 4. L.a~unu Beach. Typ1nJ:", person. Qualified person Jmmed. Port Mesa Conv. REAL ESTATE in person. Apropos, J363 . 10 tu \4 years or ai;:e. Dui· Cosme-tician, Ex-r'd filint: $2 .S O per hr· should have recent build· lfosp, 642·0400. Via Lido NB. Ask f?r Excellent work111g conds Iv l'dot dchvcry routes r'-49'1110.IS __ h_;,_1r~'~·----I in~ mainte nance ex· NURSES AIDES II Rulh. ' & rn·noe henefits includ-. lmmcd. op\•n1n g. ~:x-. 1 b Id We have a sma , o n111y hc :1,adable 1n your t I a•·NERAl. OF.F'tC•c, pencnce; genera u.t . Exper. ,·n Ger1·al•1·cs knowledgeable staff of-ing 12 days off al •. "f 1 r d ix-r'd onl y ncci app y. "' "-in• <epairs suC"h as elec-Chrl l a Soloryos p trwritttn area a:...;1rn11r"h 1 ~rt'· Plea se ph o ne . ~tr . mustbcexp.ha,·egoodtrical , plumbin~ and helpful . but not fering instructive as· · sms. I I I II &! hvc n cs & 1·a:. . tn ps or Pet•·••on. ~2 .••• 7 tf e ,,,11 . and ii·pe neccs•ary, pai·d health 51·51a-ce with your sales. SCRAM-LETS Joln us now to qualify for ogreetMn • ns a O••On m••chandi,·· r,,, 5,,1110.., ;> "" ..,.,., o 1c s, . a1rcondition1ng. 'J'his 1i; " $185 PER WK. .. ... ... o '--'---60 70 wpm Mccuratcly life ins. Holidays & vae. Xlnt location, CdM. Call th.is extended holiday & Sales of S a fe ty ne"' subscr1pt1ons. For Countergirl fo r dry · · f · an 8 hour day, S days 8 ... llh pay. Apply 1·0 644·7'"', P.aul Martin or t1meoff. Xlnt opportunity or week position with over -.. °"""' ANSWERS _ e qui pme-nt . Fo r in-i6nform3alion Lplcase 8call clt·aner!'I . Approx 33hrs gro"1.h. 64~.2111 lime as necessary. Ex.. person Park Lido Conv. Bud Corbin Please Apply t t r ¥1 e w c al l M r.1 .42·4 21 . .-:om an wkly Exppre r. 1056 ~---------I Center466F1agshipRd. CANINE-KIDNAP lnPerson Adams 541 -4356 Cc lcmcl ntc -Sa_n J ua,•, Ba ys 1de Or i \IC N 8 . Girl Ftj~y ~n~~i~s~ tPl; .. ~: io~t~!t N.B. METRIC -CATNIP Mic' rodata _____ <.1p1s rano ar.ea. t·a 673-~. For !!mall n1anuf. sales ONWARD-ZENITH Apt. & r.-tatnt t\ol~r. srnall '195-06.10 and Mission \'1e· processing. Numerically C::::nt~~r~~d~!:el~:epart-NURSING [UfifllN-M"ftTIN Ill CRACK me a DOZEN 17481 Redhill. Irvine bu.ilding. Apt. t-. Curt jo-EI Toro area. call orienled, Effective •LG.S.M.F. "How mud! a re your Equa!Oppor.Employer 541·5311 581·6310. COUNTER GIRLS personality for phone & llas opening for RN REALTORS e,ucs?" asked the shop·I~...;,, ..... ~~ .......... ~ ..... .,..... ---------1 Equal Oppor. Jo~mployl'r Dry c I ea n Ing s hop . customer relations. Type MISSION Relief Supervisors, 3·11 per in lhe grocery store. r ART Worker l'.'lth basic Jo'rtimc. Expt!r pref'd, 50.60 wpnl. 10 key by & 11 ·7 shifts. Apply Mon ••REAL ESTA~E . "Regular eggs are a TECHNICIAN artproductionexper.for BOAT BUILDER willtrain.644·0893 tou e h . Call Cindy , VIEJO CO~ thru fo'ri 9-2. Royale Sh~ree1Cpense!!1!1n1ce dollar a dozen . The 2 Yrs exper. test & t\.1odC'I I-lomc Di splays. 642·2256. 24800Chrisanta Drive Conv. Hospital, 1030 w. office .af!d receive 9.So/o <!racked ones are sixty· troubleshoot of digital Mf).585() or DELI H•lp p ,"hne _ -------1 Mi.ssion Viejo, Ca 9267.S Warner. SA. 546-6450 commission. Brokers or nine cents.'' ''CRACK PC boards. Xlnt co. ---(1\BINF.T~tAKER I Call 54!1 1422 •Great Starter -""=.cc-~e----1 !lalesmen. need 2 or 3. mea DOZEN. will ya?'' benefits include I wk,s Assemblers HELP! •Laborers <Male & 1',emale~ $2.25 Hr & Up Free Temporary Jobs . Work When You Can! Pa<!ific Personnel 500 Newport Ctr Dr, NB 1 In Fashion Island l Su tte900 640-1970 5005. Ptl ain, Orange tNear fashion Square) 547.6446 CARPf'JNTElt -----$500 up ,\n eciual opportunily NURSING ~'lust be hones t & friend·!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! vacation after 6 mo's, 11 with fiberglass & produc-Dental Assi.!Stant. ·I dOJ)' Graduulcd "''/,l!d ofc employer t\ol /F *AIDES ly . Please call for private paid holidays, group ins. lion mold expcr. lo start wc~k 1nt·I SJt . f:x~r & skills" You have to chat, Gene. PILOT R.E. Secretarial slart.sdayofhire&many part-time, "'ith possible Xray cert1f1cate re -hearahoulthisone. Join a team who cabores 540-0555 more. ad va n c ement to quired.Exper.1nprcven-Mana"ement about patient& & a ut HELP' A IP ID t l ive control preferred. CONTROL CAREER 0 you. Learn how you can Real Estate Salespeople. PP Y ersonne ep manageme nt in short Employment Agency PJ::OPLE PERSON d .Pocumentor lime (prefer semi · Salary ope n . Day Exec. looking for part bepaidextraforstaying Ex Per 1 enc e retired or college stu· &12-6880 Eves 673 -3403 or 3"100lrvine.Stel09B time business associate well . We have our own Newport/Irvine area . • <Div Addressograph/ dent> 646-0802. NwptBch 714 /»6-8505 in wholesale supplies. coffee !!hop & other For~ewUrban~sSqu11:re •Secretaries Multigraph) 12 131598-6701 Busine!I S (ully bene(it!I. Exper 'd -all locauon.Form1ngaw1n· 29215.Daimler.SA POLYNESIAN YACHT oJo:NTAL ASST. ""or NH•~HpoOrtYSMhAp~g Cnt•. capilaliied. Inte rview shlfb. Apply Mon thru ning team. Opportunity *Typists 7t4/546-3S.sl CO~lPANY l-:xper.&enthw;ias m r 673.2223 Fri ltam·4pm, Royale is now ._ Century 21 EqualOpporEmployer are a must. Please 1-lighest refs ~1ust be ex·1..:.:::.:="-------I Conv. ~lospital . 1030 w. Professional Realty . *Tellers contact896·44~ pr. in plumbing, elec, MJ\SSAGETECH warn·er. Santa Ana . Contact Mr. Greenbaum carpentry, lndscp·g. s "' ....... er.. a.1536--1696 . •Keypunch BOOKKEEPER Dental Ass1sl for Ortho days a wk . Call ft.Ir . Young lady 118·28 ) for l c'.~~~~';_ ____ -J -==:...:::=-----1 ore. Exper pre£'d. N. B. Morgan.675-8662. legillmate full time posi-PART Time eves & Sal RE AL EST ATE *MGCJ Card 4day .... ·eok. Laguna Sch. &Anaheim.640-0121 ., 1 --~---·----1 tion. No exper. nee. We AM. pen. for students, CAREER ATTENTION o(fice. Lite bookkeeping Help Wanted. (2) People. send to school. earn SS ON Ff-ff Temporary ex pc r n cc 833 · l 071 Dental St!crelary I Book-from midniRht 'ti/ SAM . while you learn. Apply in inside work., guaranteed 80 % CO 1'11 M 1 1 Jobt In TM $$l'OP HOTCH$S OutM.anding co. on the lookout for ''Super Secy '' .94.lM k R l E . r woge.cal!Al,542·9013. L J c E N s E D . ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1~~·~vo~~~~:;,;;;;;;;;;;\ eeper / ecep . xp or Jack In The Box, 1205 person any a ternoon or UNLICENSED GET Beoc.hArea. college. Mo• thru Fri. Baker,C.1\1 . eve. 2112' llarbor Blvd. Part time woman . T HE RED CA R PF.T Someleodtoperm. BOOKKEEPING _54_•_·3000 __ ._______ ·~C~·~M~·--------Telephone soliciting. 6 TREATMENT. We train Pac<·ficPersonnel Sal commensurate w/ex:p CON1'ROL CAREER Employment Ageney 3400 Irvine, Ste 1098 Nwpt Bch 714/556·8SOS ASSEMBLERS Electronics Min 6 mo's ex,per. in stuf· f ing & soldering. Familiar w /color code. Electro Mech · ~1in 6 mo's exper. in mechanical assembly 1n· eluding cable hMrness· 1ng. •lookkee~rs •Account"g Clerks •Keypunch Opn Temporary Assignments Please Call 1\lcta Fredertck, Mgr 714/835-4103 High.'lchool student after•-Diet Cook for conv. ho5p, school job. $2 hr daily. MASSAGE hrs per wk. Own trans. youtosell homeswith an !'>OONewportCtrDr,NB Salary open. Contact Some driving. Phone, Will train. Salary + accelerated course that llnFashionlsland) Mrs .Schon,642.o.ioo 642_766i .NwptShores Openings for exp or in· comm. Vic : Harbor / starts immediately. Ir Suite900 640·l970 ----------(C:~;..::c.:.:::..::c:.:..::c=.::.._11 !c~x~p~. ~C~a~ll~f~o~'~;n~f~o~l~2~·n_oo_n_1 _~B~•~k~e~r.~C~M~5~56~·2't~9:1~~-I you 're interesled in earn· 500 s. Main, Orange Diredo..af llou!lekeeper . English~ on64.S-0864 ,67S·0258 . ing big money from the {Near F'ashionSquareJ Murilng speaking. for pleasant. PIX Answer Ser•ice start. get individuali1.ed ·547-6446 · Position avail. in" 79 bed easy lo .... ·ork for N.B. MASSEUSE-Gr a \I ey a rd shifts . free training & on the job: I;;;;;;~;;~~~;;;; conv. ho!lp. Xlnt pay & family.642·5498. &MODEL P/time. Fri&. Sat night. assistance in a top office benefits. Contact Ad ·I--~-------needed immed. 631 -1184 EOE. 543-7787. location with a friendly ministrator. Beverly atmosphere. Call im· SECRETARY Mano" 340 Vktor<•. CM HOUSEWIVES McDOHALD'S media le I Y' L; n d a TECHNICAL 642.0387 Night help over 18. PBX/ ic""'°::::c7=5S5-::::.· ______ _ Tired of hou!!ehold weekend!! 1'lainl. man. DISPATCHER drudgery' Want lo earn lnle.,iew•. Tue 9AM lo RECEPTIONIST •RECEPT. To $606 TYPIST TRAINEE ASSEMBLERS Long & short term assignments. VOLT Temporary Senices 3848CampusDnve 546-4741 <Across from Equal Oppor Employer I Graveyard.) extra S$$$$'! Work local-lOAM, Wed 3PM lo 5PM . 100'70 Free. Min 1 yr exp. Marine engineering co. Excellent working conds Apply in person ly & get on the job train· Apply with lhe Manager Electronics firm in Santa Type SO+. Local. ~lajor located in N ewpQrt & fringe benefits lnclud· Ye\JowCabCumpitny ing ?Day&swingshi£ts. McDonald's 700 West Ana has an immediate corp. Beath needs a Secretary 0. C. Airport I Equal Oppor Employer 1ng 12 days off at IJOYS AND GIRLS. ages ll2.SlSlater.F.Vly VOLT CoastHwy,N.B. requirementforaReeep· AngusGordonPersonnel who bas ex per . in Christmas. 12 lo 15. Earn your tNoPhoneCalls Tt1np0roryS«•ices *Mechi DnJ~tt • tionist/PBXswitchboard Agency642-&720 engineering terms, TYPESETIING Joinusnowtoqualir,y Christ1nas Shopping Please) '><>""C 0 · T' operator familiar with .. __ 333=~E~·~1~7~th~,..:N_oo.c.15~.~C..:Mc..__1 tech n i·cal lyp 1·0 g & Expc•'d Manage• •-in· for this extended holiday Money selhng subscrip· ----------........, ampus nve $900 Up. Young minded 756 A board. Also, capa . .'1 __________ , ~ limeoff. lions to the DAILY DISPLAY 546-4741 co.OpeningNOW(orexp ,1 librar"Y,skills. put/output operator for . <A f · ble of operating TELEX REC~IOHIST Gener a l secretarial MTSR /MTSC magazine Please Apply PILOT. Pl e ase call Mc•chandi·sc Di s play cross rom heatexchangersdrafhng equlpmenl. Good lypi·ng ~• d . . lud 60 · d XI K 63 0 C "rporl) k d · ut1es inc e Yo'pm typesetting ept. nt In Person George rug, 1·1949. Pc-on·Crcal1· .. ,, Tolcnl· · ·"" bac g:roun . ski.I'· to CO"C' gene•al of-With hotel or convenUon be 3 00 d 6 00 '0 • EqualOpporEmployer CONTROLCAllEER ~ • T 5 typing for 14 engineers, benefits & working con· tween : an : ed. cxper1·en c c 1·n ' 11·cedut1·es. Please apply exper. ype 4 wpm . Microdata 17481 Redhill, Irvine Equal Oppor Employer A fil ing & monitoring ds. CBS Publications. p.m. coordination & display of Employment i;i:ency in person. Ults of PR. phones for 3 engineers. 714 /646-4455. · Boys & GIRLS hne women's merchan-3400 Irvine. Ste l09B SECRET ARY Sh 60 wpm & /or_ die·!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; disc. Call Mrs. Reynolds 1 d E /Ml l~8K NwptBch 714 /556-8505 D Perm p /time. Sh. Ex· Agesll·lS "nus ngr g O~• STANDAR taphonereq'd. Must be honest and will· c"=6·..:30~24:c..------I •JrEngr/R&D $900 MEDICAL ASSIST. per'd w/mag card. Salary commensu.rate *UTOTEM* ASSEMBLERS ing to work herd. Sell Doctors Ofc Receptionist. ·.~'icypBuknkcphrOpr lo'650$850 P /time, front ofc. Ex-Memories, Inc. Laguna ~!GacUhEL. w/skills. Beautiful new EMPLOYMENT f lh D II h c 'd ( o h d. · ( n facility & location ttlin 6 mo's exper. in PC new starts or e a Y Will train. Typing & s Irvine Personnel per . II rt op~ ac Asubsid1aryo w/good benefits package OPPORTUNITIES assembly, harness. con· Pilot. Hours are arter nee. $450 to start. $500 1n Sc . & Surgeon. 540·4376. APPLIED P~ Arney nector, solder as5emb\y. school during the week short time. 548-0076 . 488•rvi&e1•7thASgleene'tY ,_1AGNETJCS CORP. 27601 Forbes R , Ste 49 & chance for advance· Full or Part Time Color code not req 'd. and all day Saturday. ( l 1 ~'e) Cost~ M MB>ICAL RECEPT. 2221 So. Anne Street (3 Flags Center) menl. No Exper Necessary XJntco. benefits in clude Call Mr. Bingham at •DRAFTSl\1AN• Su~t ~~n · 642 ~;0 Mature, exper'd in all Santa Ana. California 831-1477 PleaseQlll ~~~:~6!~~=~~~ 1 wks vacation after 6,, ____ ~&1~5-·28"-7_3____ Permanent position for~i·~~·~...:"~~~'.'.'°"! . ...:'.'~ phases front ofc for MD An Equal Laguna Niguel For Appointment . .d h 1.d 1 cxper. mrch draftsman speclali7.ing in foot di!l·1 .~~;'~rt~un;;t~~E~m~·~1~o~•;•~1~ .......... ;;;~~~~""'~I 714/752-5050 TICTOCMARKET mos, 11 pa1 o 1 ays. CAFETERIA COO. KS •. l l I l 1 For Applications & Into group ins. starts day of appuca ions accep et a INTERIOR DESIGN orders. Write to: E\M: id hire&manymore. Full & part tLme. U.C.I. Jus tin Pac ifi c Corp. ASSISTANCE Foot C lini c, 10990 Receptionist EqualOpporEmployer ORCALL(7J4)642·7702 Apply Personnel Dept Call lt1r . ~farsden. for in · !SOJO Golden west Cir. Est 8 bl is h cd mature warner . t~o u n ta\ n l •••••••••••IJR~e~a~l~Es;la~t~e';Ol~12k~c~i~n~N~B~.I ;:;~;;;:~~~~~ ..... ~~T~;;r~T~oc~S~y~s~le~m~s~, l~n~<~ Doc urne-fttor terview . &13·5355 \\'estminister. adults to work with pro· Valley. 92708. I Lite typing. 536-1696. f · I d · PHONE WORK SECRETARY, <!ha.Heng· lDiv Addressograph/ Carpel Cleant>r Full time. Dr ess ma k C' r . Ex · e_ssiona s con ucting Mgmt trne. Route sis co. Rental Yard Man ing career opportunity. **VE(tSATILE** l\1ultigraph) no exp nee. Must be de-perienced in Couturier clients throug.h factory Future. Age 23·39. Car, Sales & me<!hanlcal Heavy typing, lite book· 1Iaildlecorresp.for 2921 S. Daimler, SA pendable. 892-114 \. finishing. llighly ef(j. s.howrooms 1n spa re phone. $160 wk. 848-1004. FROM HOME background help(ul. Job keeping. long hours. BkQjer in progressive 714 /546-3551 cient. Apply in person 63tim!:,,.,Deslgn Factors•I~:=:::::..::=.::.:.::..:.::.;;..:::.:;._ requirements : Self · Sendresume&salary re-co.Attractbenefitpkg EquaJOppor. En1ployer Carptr"1"amers with san1ptes . Ann 1.,,..,.,,., MICROBIOLOGIST, Xlnt EXPEi MEC starter who wishes to qui remenls to Box 424, CONTROLCAREER Lise. No other apply. DouRla!>S, 34 t 6 Via JANITOR WORK position, in Newport. H$) · • progress. Apply at 19M Ba lboa Island Station. EmploymentAgency Affmtion Por•nts Irwin 645-3439. Oporto, Newport Be11ch &45·2111 · PAIT• TIME .P:.:l::;•.:.ce:.:n:.:t~i•c.•..:C~M:.:·..:54.:.•~·~==·'-(..'.N.:.::::...::::.rt:.B::::h:::.:Ca::.:.::92662:::::::._i 3400 Irvine. Ste.1098 World Book Is no"' hiring P /lime eves. Exper'dll-----------Varftd Houn -ewpo c ' · · Nwpt Bch 114 /~·8505 for part or f/t1me sales CASHIER ELE-CTROHIC couples . C.M« & S .A .. l•---------1 eartye•e.nq'd R.E.SALES ServlceStaAttend.Full& work . As a represcn-t"/time only. ri-1a1urc. ASSEMBLY arcas.213 1921·0115 $MONEY$ O•er21 Onty EXPERIB4CEDOI p/time. 19 or ovr. Ex-WAITRESSES tatlve you can ea rn your age 20+. Serious appli· ~Pf'.:/';l<<_T.m":cC:·~C~a"'lll_l64~2::·.:>.'"~'--1·--;;-;:;;;;';;;;~:;;:;;;:-I (AND PRIDE) NEW LICENSEES per'd . 3131 Harbor Blvd. Exper'd. Full or p /t . set of World Rook , cants. Good pay. 5 \qca· JEWELRY STORE That's whAl workini;? for 541•2070 The most active new of. Costa Mesa.See Fred. Good hrs. Neat appear. Childcraft. Dictionary & tions EMGRAVER / ~kclerk&cashier.lite f · CO M w f Over21 CY<! Io .Te a c h e r + Metro Car Wat h Mamt' Plot•s Time Life Libraries Is all UNITED ice in . . . e pa.y or: Service Station Atten-Surf &.Sirloin generous commissions. bookkeeping & credit about. We have the best ED~ Y advert1s1ng._ 3.1gns, dant, exper 'd . Day & ..,,,,,.,.WC 1 N No inve!'ltment. No ex per 2950 llarbor Bl , C.M. E:xpt>r'd. ~1cchanlcally work. Neat & pleasant. phone sales Jroup tn C~IAL PALS telephone, _pr1 nt1ng & Eves. Full & p/time. Ap -,J<,J~ • oast -Iwy. B nee . Ca 11 Vi r g 1 n i a inchned can apply, Saw Perm. S day week. Co. Oran~e Co. & when you!"'!"'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!"!! postage. business cards, ply, Shell Station. 17th & a rehouse apparel dis· Calklns,S73.1166. O.ERK exper. req'd. &t6·314l or benefits . Apply in Join our orRanl1:ation. brochures, pr?mOtl?n. Irvine NB. tributing. Garmet han"· 646-1580. person. See Gary. Schaf· you can average ff9m Ask about our 1neentive'I-''-=~· '--''-------• TECHNICAL fer&. Son! Custom Ring $3.50 lo $7 .50 per hr. We ptastlclMoklhMJ <!ommission split. Call SltwpASfftPitnori ing. Intermittent work. AVON WAHTTO MAllE MOHEY. lut Hot 9 to S1 Be an AVON REPRESENTATIVE. Be your own bos.!I , ~et your own hours. No ex· per. J1ete1s. Trlllnlng provided. Call 540·704 1 o'r Zen.ith 7·1359. Habysltlt!r needed Im· med.,.myhome, 7:30lo4, tllO mo. 968-2"474 aftr. "'° ,. . • •• l\1akers. 3333 Bristol. have 11 guaranteed base MocW. 0,.rotdr Cliff Landry. 673·7601 . For diversified ofc work.(_979_·!_8"5_._c_.M_. ___ _ LIBRARIAN E9UIPMEHT CM. S. Coast Plaza, nxt pay + comm + bonu!'I. Expansion has created MacGregor \'acbt Corp, WATCH FOR MECH.A.MIC HELPER i.,,'•::B::u::l::loc::::k::'·::::=::::::::::::i But, equally important is addltlon.at openings tor •lnponsibillty• 1631 Placentia Ave. OPENING DA TE M1irin<' enti:aneenng co. CITY OF 1 _ lhe fact that you <!an be i n ject Ion mold In g Bwy recreationaf firm Costa Mesa. loc ate d in Newport NEWPORT BE/\C1f KEYPUNCH OPR proud ot your job. You 'll mach ine oprt on all interviewing fo r •nOr· 1-'====---~-I Bttnda's Nail Nook of Beach needs Clerk who S138·SR97 Per Mo. T r a i n e d 0 n T 0 b be working for & with sb.il\J. ganizer. Xlntofc skills SHIPPING RECEIVING Beverly Ri\Js is opening has expcr. in blueprint RequJre!'l6mo.'at-:<Ptr.in good & friendly people ApplyJnPerson CON'TROLCAREER DEPT. Man for •Ohr. a Juliette Manicuring do rum en tat ion .c.r: an auto repair shop. App· tttachines. Some ex.per. while you sell a great &AM ·3PM 1 Employment AKency week, $2.30 per hr. to SHalon •eot 285SdE. Cst. reproduction + general ly by 10/29 /75. F"or In · pref'd. Apply National product. "'l'he Beautiful C.Wfornl• lttfedl<Mll 3400 Irvine. Ste 1098 1tart. Small manulartur· wy" rona el Mar. knowledge of llbrary formation & Npplicatio Systems, 4.36l Birch St, Tirne Life Book Ser1e1." Mofd'-' C~ Nwpt Bch 114fS56..8505 in& eo. Golden's Motic This method of manicur· s)'lllf!ms. contact Per!lonncl Dept N · 8 · (Near O · C · Slart p/limc, but. (/time ~ :v;c+;{ Wa nd, 946 W. 17th St. ing by paper wrapin~ 40Wpmtyping,dup\icat· .JJOO Newport Blvd , Airport). avail . We wil l train (l265 1 8 ri1&1sAvCoe,C.1 · C.M.Apply9-11a.m. promotesgrowthofones I I f.1. & r rv ne nd\15 . mp ex) RN own na'ls ng, t;enera 11ng o · 640-2101 . KEYTAPEOPERATOR energetic,articulatepeo-1 · flee . ex per . req 'd ·I~~~""'~""'""'""'~ IDataentry) pie who have s lron.11: PLUM8£R Minimum 5 STENO CLERK II ~eed experl c ncf'tf He:autlful new (acilily &: Xlnt benefits. Mon-Fri, voice. Oral reading test yrs fxper. In pl umbing & f.nMt91ttey In attendance ofc at Juliette Manicuri~ts Of location w /good benefits Ff;MALE or n1ale drive B·4: 30. NTN Be arlna; req'd. heating service • repair. P /time, 1JPM·7 :301\M. tUa:hsehool. Must be ac· will conduct classes tar packar.e. for pick up & •. delivery. Corp. 17221 Daimler Woril:Forfhtlesf 642·$661. " Xt n t working conds. curate. Type 45 wpm&: thoseinterestedlntakln~ Pkast'Cull Mature"' nea 1 · 979 633 1_:.::.::=c.:.. __ _,:,_ __ IE.Q.E . Contact D. takedlctatlonat90wpm. course. For further in· ForAppoi.ntinent w /referencts .F'ulltlme .1-'-•_10~·~·-·c....·7-'-:c·---·1 Cdfflll-1091 POW ER p,tACH I N'E Roache, R .N. coat • Apply. Capistrano formation call 714 /752-5050 Oon Swed!Und, Inc , ~ Lady to clean house. "YI TIME Liff: OPRS. Exper'd. Bo•ch M es a M e n,i or I a I UnJ!led School Dlstdct, 213·6.91~ except Sun- Equ.&J ()ppor. Employer Harbor, C. M. 64().$710 day p /wk. Nwpt HU Ubr.tes,lnc. are•· Swim. SPorta•ear llospltal."2·2'734. 21S126VlctoriaBlvd,C8po day. ' dayt, 646 0681 eves. area. S48·1»S.S aft. 5 etc. Al bomeok. IJU.7569 Och. Classified Ada • I w Er.pe alumi neces sembl - SUN On FOi" BnutS ti on sacri 151-7 y c ()Irr phOn dood 1n . 1 ba<!k Oriettl pcs. Orlen Su n Ave. 2 Jewe num GI l\1ore ad. Chri Bay( Open s. NolpW...... 71M lotl Doto 10"° llwolhllo IOS ........ ,.;,, ION 1010 8"nd!y.0c.-1t. 117& DAILYPtlOT ,PIJ ••••·•••••••·••••••-•••• '"••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"•••••••••••••••••••• -···•••••••·••••••••••• ....... ~ 9040 cc.., ti J O Wll0:.:J&f8~cr"Xl 1~~.t.ffo> 1·-Pll'WOILO• ~· JAll bam bi a... Bed. New.~· ll,.12)00 BTU Air Cond. ,, ... ,!:~~ ..... !!!!i;.;.-.~.;!.~~•••••••••• ·-··•--••••---••••••••• CHOOSE 1ou..r ho•n w.eT• MS-t"6 COcterr, Cbtlloahoa, old... eom,ait 111uw°':: »'tto.Sl~l(~ __ • U .lOOaL RV WU. HLr. Eleetrtc car. Perfect.: ( It • Poodle1, Sblll0t1u..1 G.. • ...1 e llnn . _ --• S.Jt, tall Teat, $31. 1 CCGi. , work..::; &:_":C.;. '; IOIO Sllortl••lr . Pit Bull1, deo>. ":""·'°:'::;-~ Qo':.f:.-u,-., Cbuttb P•••· $2S. ••· 30' TUG BOAT $8,900T-CallSU-*11. • Cm. Caa be 1UiPU1 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• mJnl&.baau..r.u, Poma. ~of:t:i.11me 1et lad m m3 MS-GZSorltl 11'2 _ -, f 140 h•ndj .. pped. N'ut-~ Wa!t<r!Dryer Peku, Wutiea, !00 Comp!& bdrm Ht a. W Jt..:NTEI>" lll!W nrm QD. Mottreu. c1eaa~e1r1ace . ~edm":l"-110 Voll. ~edbrs:::.~~ 1;:_ corator ltem1 . 1331 'J'OP CASH DOLLAR frame •iprp.1125. Dbl r' y..... Ap 21 ..,.71•16 ,_W41 Bew, if"'l'alrvlow SA. "-o Elbelbea Wo, TuaUn p • 'D POR YOUR BRMLl7S·10!t. 70. Supplement your in· ...... or-;m7 ~· · v,... Eut cm Sa11ta C'tlra. ot ..-. t()Glt·· Drive a cab I hn SEA.RS bu ""· S3t.sa:n. 1\mtiG Ave to Ethel JEWl!LRY, WA.1CHES, FarSale-Elton J4hD.. Con· or more a d&J. Apply in wizo lt~u. DofOBEDIENCEClass Way. ART OBJECTS, GOLD certtkMUtorS..turd1y. -·Yellow Cob Co., StBIU<aft 1 toitartWed.Oct21 S ILVER SERVI CE. C.U141-790l/llltotr. 11ZS1 Slater Ave, FOUD· ~ pm 1:30 P.M. Newport f"urn1ture Pie. ute au. FINE '•l!}l'Jf. 6 AN· t~Va.Uey. FUil alle Seatt· wither, lrvinearea.54&-4128. SuDday lCM. '°' Vb nQUES'.~~ SOft1 cmpct wno •I -'-'--------; $95. Almost new dis-Qd.nta.. Calb on.bi. pbcmo/c.Ml -'· ~cf!" WIRl lONDH hwHher.,11!0. Mobile AKC Germ. Sbortbolr Blulb.11.8 . ~!~==~ Mtladleo&Utli., l Exper. w1ultr11onlt-home aized dryer, se.s. Pupa Hunter1, peta, LIDO ISL!: i tit ' eonl$W deJS8l-l1.22 1~1Utet300.Ml-&1.S aluminum wire bottdin1 Yc•r .old 8000 BTU alr show, 1 bol1 I wt1. yellow florai :,• e n ti•~•••••• n•teuary. H1brid ••· coadlllooer,115.-557....Uev .. orAM. 0 ,._ c:'.1'!'-lot1 PllllJC~UC1JOM w-.i IOll semblJ pre.fer red. C.IJ :,.--_ no-~ "'• ..._ · ' MANY JTEMS ov 1"Nf! ••••••••••••••-••••••• 556-2912 Maytat washer/dryer. A.KC Doberman Pi~che.r -... --1-• e. --··-...· --:---=-----1 Oood wortdoa conditloo. Pups,petllhowq oobty. 9 b•<• e b1lu, u.., ESTAT E JEWELRY, SSCASll $$FOR Mtrc•••M ~.-.953Z wk1 . $100/up. 4H·5171 'l"bom&1'fllle Credell.M ART OBJECTS. AN· GoodUICldfurn/rehl .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• att.1 SllO. Batt in Bar, '1 "nQUES. FIN& nJRN., Jl'W'ln/tto~et ~--"! Nff••• 1005 WlU blQ' 10me Reta, ap-. ~ Rattan eotree ta ble, St0 E"IC. PHONE f'OR. JN· • ••••••••••••••••••••••• pllanoes, rwuaJ.nc or not. Saint Bem•rd fem. lmoiJ, 'Thormalrille '~ FO. Cc BROCH U R E. a.onuNOSPE<flALSI ~•we •ucnoN Al10 1crap metal. pure bred, all 1bol1, End tables. Alm-.t l.:;.;J·-'=MS-"'-'2"'='11-' -,,.--,--,--I .--v • $7~5258.. ~·ms. IBS. must •ell 18' retris. $200. Kitr cOM1aes1•1T IH8f MANY ITEMS OF FINlt 581·93:53 table, • ebalt1, $(0 ~~.~~~...:: wtHAN~MinM';,At J E w EL Ry .... RT White washer/Dryer AKC 0 ··--· Ir ~-67).3672 r I c b I Tena's liumover . OBJECTS, ANTIQU~ works Cood·bou,ht col· -, · ~ ... •uil • _.., or 1a e. a1 on J . FINE FU flN ., ETC. ored $50each.. 961-Z91S R1cbtbofea/Moe111ard French Armoir11 $350 $40-ZMl. CMYe ua"CALL ... PHONE FOR INFO fl papen,abot..5.57-6415 Decorator Bed1pread ForSaleMembenhlp ... Wti.J.1aw.11 .,}'..!0R"°"' BROCHURE &u.2200 Warda Portable refrig. $4.5, Wicker bar 1tools --. ... -· Asking $65. Sland In· Stud Service, will 1tud Sl.Z , End table, iso NewportBtacb'ttrulb 1,.~~o -- Tug 13oat, the real thing! ZTS h. p. built 1926, rebuilt 1968, :.>' long 10' wide. nearly S' deep. Go.into business or en· joy a salty vessel. Pressure waler system al galley s ink, head and icebox. Fresh and ready to enjoy for only $8,900. Roqer lloxhom, Yocht & Ship Broker lll l ltt st. Newport-714/675-2001 • 1974 Vespa, und. 2000 ml, like new. Xlnt cheap lransp $62.S. (2) New .. helmets Sl.5 es. 6"·20'11 Exl 41 or 42. Aak for R..,,. '72 Yamaha 175..stripped for dirt. Must :sell. Low~r tha n wholesale. $2$'0 eluded. 536-3.S97 aft S:30 mate doberman for a re· 8"4* Club.6M·5292 ~~~~~~~=~I or wkndt. asona ble fee, Cbamp.1.::::.::::'------.,.--J;:-;;;:::;::=:-.~:--;;-;;1 - blood lines. 988-9225 8' Dttorator rovered 9• Blue/green Sola, $l.OO. Tram;. ecooo. car for Ill.I· '11 Yamaha 360 Endufo. THE 10 •..10 NTHL 'f 91G 'S WAP MEF T ........ THE WORLDs GREATBST Port. Diahwasher. Sears Lawton Sot Xlnt condi Butcber choppiat bloclt, dent. Pret. older mod. . d tCl\tl Ke nmore. Gd. cond . _SHELTIE PUPS (Sml a. solid maple IZSO Volvo reu 511·1428 loah p 9040 4,000 mi, Top con · ......,, " c I . ) M I AK c tion. $48-SOIO, . . . . Rocio • ower-5$2-3660 an 6 . SaerificePS.MB -3002. o lies a e . . SS&-1Mlor87$-1213 ~ HiFi, 51-'~-1091 •••••••••••••••••••••••, . a o . 1:----:::----'---'7::=1 shots. t75 to SlOO. Pvt & •rans Wagner Scandinf IOll ~ 1 2 y a m a h 3 6 ffoR 1015 pty.821-811Saft4PM . vlandinJn•chain$4$.ea StereoEquipment 1Mtr-111t1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ust l!lell ! 17 ' Thun. 1 SWAP MEET! •••••••••••••••••••••• . . See to Appreciate Km.wood KR.·100 amp • •••••••••••••••••••••••Magnavox aterro combo. derblrd. Chevy 11. ln· r.tX/~rt. Comp clelY **I Buy** M~ruatu"' Schnauz.er pup· 67s.7'220. N~vlco turntable Sl50. 2 TR UM p ET. beaut . with reel·reel tape re· brd/outbrd, full eover, ~~lM~tras. Sbarp. $59i. pies. 1 wee.b, A.KC re· Pioneer C571 1peaken Benge, prol mdl. Br C'order, am /fm atereo, gd cond. Make orfer.1 _________ _ SUN.Ocl.26,9am-Cpm Good used furniture & gistered.968-4364. Decorative Norwet:ia $110. Panasonic cu1et:te new. $600. incld case radio & phono, 8·traek 8'15-7804 . 1-1.D. 1950 & 11i157 Jf.D. Oft+Gio $pffdway appliance1, or l will Sell SIBERIAN H k stove, stt to apprecaattJ1 deck w-/Dolby 111tem, IM().2887 aft. 6 tape player, Mediterra· 'O, • .4 0 •. 5 0 • 0 1 es el baskets SPSTR &: '7' Ontario, Calif. for You . AKC al ~---' phutppyd. M9. 675-7220. only 6 moa old $100, bead nean Style pee-an wood. Tr 1 r t 'M: 000 parts 1714) 64S·0358 For info. 213/'990-19'l'J MASTERS AUCTION . m e, •~tw , g pbones.$25. 846-1877 ACCORDION Asking~-842.3028. aw et"!, . rom ~. . i ~-------- ---------164&.16l6 & ll3 9625 mrlmgs.$100.498-1704 Hi~e·a·b~d, 2 Colonia• UkeNew. to$6S.OOO. YAMAHAtOOCC$2•S Brunswick (1890) regula· '" AKC Gok!en Retriever wing chairs, k·laz.yboy, Wheel chair, COil MOO+. Call aft 5 PM. 551-1'86 Stereo Console, am/Cm, 8 Atlantie Paeiric See at 34072 Alcaz.ar t1on.fisiz!.,.£00L_~ab1Ie • dH 1020 puppies.aweetsold, arearug ,847·'1929 ~IM6t ~u.~l~ co:, OIVl .. C:I track, xlnt rond. Mu.st t~~1Co. Dane Point sacn Jee .,avv or ..-tor.••••.,•••••••••••••••••• ~l"8I G'rb 5 Wll't p e. • er. nn " l..!':!eli~! S1~~25~·c!5S~1!:·!:7226~---[:;-__.~=~~:::=::;-li9U!i;;;;;;;:1'2SO,~;;;;;;;;; 751 · 7 000 SALE· BICYCLES. . . . ~m ;i $300~:esl ';; :e.;::ing macblae. .A.ccordloe Stereo Equipment er Upper, 20' inboard, 197go!J~~~~ri7i~:u~ YESTHYURS Closing out all Cam-lrtsb Setter puppies. di.I· 96IJ.889'1 • · Beautiful instr ument . Kenwood KR·lOO amp & 6 cyl Chrysler w/trlr. StiOO oog.7452 COlLECTllLES panias. 153 DISCOUNT. temper v ac ; ru 11 y ~I ... SILVll Paid *2900. new. Willael Nivico turntable $150. 21!"'°~·0.:960-~~....,~..!!'C>'"!:.·_".6-:--;--l;;;y;;;;;;~25(>;;;G;;f" Brand new.assembled· weaned,$50M /F~l·9565 94 " Couch. contemp Englilh 3 pc.TeaSet. ror $1700 or best offer. Pioneer c 577 s pealr:ent '74 Yam.aha 250. 1800 ml. I & .4.NTl9UES kiclatands·all renectors. c.rushed goJd velvet.. Jus Xlnt cond, romn with 1110. Panasaoic cassette eco rate your doc le. Showroom cond. 6 spds. Our sign's not up, our All models-most sizes. E.....-Y 1045 upholstered. Llr: aew P\ll. Pty. tWS-6.200 cue & Amp cord. Cal deck w/Oolby system, Classic 27' Monterey. $6.50.833·1408 µhone 's not in. But our Save $18 . 74 to $41.99 ,..........to '* $250. S40-C84.5 Woman's Stunning Suede 552·5an afl. 5:30p.m. only 6 mos old SlOO. bead C:Ompletely refurbished.1 ~---------door is open! Pleasestop while s tock lasts .••••••••••••••••••••••• & Fur Coal. Rust/brn , . ..i.-teak decks. diesel e ng., '73 Bullaro Alpma 250 lo in. 1673 Irvine, C.M. tin BICYCLE TRAIL. 9921 6 mo. old male Shepherd Go__,.Sale 8055 suede, brn lur. New, Wl· 73 Tall:a steel 1tr1n ... -.esS25.M6·lm new interior. Designed mi . runs x.lnl. $475. backotHi·limeLlquor) Hamilton at Brook.burst. mix, blonde has had ••••••••••••••••••••••• usual styllug. Size s.10. Juil•Ca1Xl:t e.ond .~ Sta?ttoCa.sscttetapedeck, forbarhopping.675·6104. 9fi0.2962aftr.5. ------~--I He. shot.sSJG.9846 PUIUC.4.UC.TIOH ~origprice.837·5804. cue. 1 nce!46-$t25. ask for Dave 'C/LBayll.nerVictoria, 750 BS>' l969. Rocket :a T-- OrienlaJ Brass &: silver MANY ITEMS OF FINE .-. GI-E83 Baas, $250. ~ t · V I os dual con Lo "° · 1 d pcs. cut glass & e.hina lOSPEED MENS& Puppies.PartLab. ESTATE JEWELRY, Re~ting ~e. ~· Yn old, baa abort wid win ov , · w m1., on g1na con .. Oriental e.arvings. Sat & LADIES BICYCLES •They're Lovers • ART OBJECTS AN · windoWI, mirrors. MlSc ~" Xlotcond· 968-92Z5 loah & Marine-lrols, trim labs, full Cb, $1,000, Sacrifice. 64S-1290 Sun on1y 9-2 113 Poppy SSOEACH •9&-3340 IW.S-6174. TIQUES, FINE ru' RN. items0ct18·19'•98-1931 ---.. · .._..__. 1 Bimini top, cmpr back, oc648-6635. CdM _,...,....._.... full cover, t~r. xtral----------Ave. . Family run, 3 wheel PPV. Playful 3 month old kit· ETC. PHONE FOR IN· Kingsiu water bed · liner Guitar Martin D.2B, w I ••••••••••••••••••••••• tanks V ll F .l.c..de pt b "11 Honda CT70 · $250. "· ..... '1Allflaue1 Haslights,homs.white ten . Mostly b l ack, FO. &: BROC HU R E. heater&:frametis.Futi cue,xlntcond.$5500 G1a11al 9010 finder,fullyeq~pttogo '72Sutuki2:SOMX ·$450 1111 "' orim1 k: surrey top, 3 speed. female.548-7236. 645-22!00 length black vinyl sofa bestofr.S49-"°3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PP9fi8.90Z8 '72 Yam 250 MX · $450 si~";';lver yellow & w~ite plastic Simon & Garfunkle ESTATES.ALE l:IS.644·0468 RUMPET,gdc....t. 1:;e::.~~~~b~it 7Pa!':. aoats.Rtnt/ ~ ~:~a1~ ~~ •. ~ body . Asking ' 275 · Red /Gray Tabb,y Kit· Nice misc. furn Ex· Must SELL. MOVING. $50. 644~ ca~y.fBG Hull·ll600. Chc:rter 9050 All in xlnt cood. 548·796.'> 2 Slrf'n Tea Seh 842-3028 c be Led · · I ·-• ., . · tens. an separa . q u 1 s 1 t e . u nu s u a Vinyl hide·a·bed, good Pvt/Pty-daya till 2:30 pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 536-7671. Jewelry, 4pcs signed & . . 07••i•• Ch•lstma dee from f bl d Yamaha Guitar, never 1-'--'cc-::-:-'-'c-::-:--:---numbered. Tiffany Art WANTED . Schw1,nn or _,"" s · cond., cofec ta e an been used$60orbeltof· 960-3955. NEWPORT YACHT GI 0 . 1 1 • M h comparable ladies 3. FREE· 1 Id d window displays .. S/S matching end tables, r··-·T-C It A R T !':: Rs , '6HllondaTrail90 ass, nen as"" uc d XI t d · yr. 0 og. 10." 1807 Trade1w1nds chiJdsorgan.rramed-'e· ,...uoOP-u oQ 6To8Ft.GlassBoau f ' h o· I St85 ~fore.10% disc. wi th lhis !J!e.!,1· n con · ~· Labrador/Dalma· Ln.· N.B. 968.1105 or .,. Sporls is c ri;, ie.se 642.8743 ad .. Lay-a .Ways for ~ eves tian.646'8606 MS-6478 tures, recliner ehair and Office hnlihlre & .From $219. to$269. Cruisers, & Sailboats.I---------~ Christmas. 504Yi S Raleigh oompetition rac· . misc. items . 212 W. VIC· Eqilf,...... 1015 Atlan~~Pacific For information &·1'1'-"'TS Kawasaki Zl S & S Bayfront (next to ferry) inl bike w /Jrtras. Mint Bla~k an~ wh~te male '&l Chevy 6 cyl stk, $1SO. 3 tor1a, apt 3-. 64S·4099. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jdanti:;1Co. servations. 673-3000 Headers, K/Q s~at. fae- Open Wed tbru.. Suo 12 to oond. Bst ofr over $250. Guinea p1g w-1tb cage. Mini Bikes, $50 ea .• part <Behind Real Estate Exc avl chn $1.5/35, scy 646-locrh, SaH 9060 t.ory oiJ cooler, 4000 m1. s. 548-0708. 979-5294 eolor TV iiso. Lawn ore.) chr1 SS /up, icy d lr:s . lollh.MaiRtftHlftce/ ••••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Sedam:offersonly.Must • ...,...,1Es•• E . To Good Home, 5 Mo old Mower. 5:15. Furn, 133 E . FREE nylon atriogina; Machlnecvrs. Pien:e-867 Serwlce f020 14• Hobie Cat w/trailer. sell.646-622L ~,,..,.... ..u.& Uaed Bikes & Parts. Buy, female Labrador. (son 16th St. N~. 42 , CM. wit b any f r ame W.19t.b,CM . 64$-7411 . ••••·••••••••••••••••••• Xlntcond. ss:;o. 1973 Yamaha 360 MX. American & European sell and trade . 2488 allergic) 646-4156 642·~anytime. purc:tulsed at ref. price.-&"--I090 NEPTUNEDIVJNGCO 552-7414. Moved up shocks, port· Oat. Purchase DOW for Newport BlCM.&lz.7910 . . Slaseoger t ennis balls --~ Personal, professional _ _. t I r· d ••-bolidaya Unflappable Lover male Sun., Oct. 11th. 2225 SI 99 '~·t I do pe •••••,••••••••••••••••• d . . I 26' I p IN wport eu, e c. n me con ., -· c~ 1035 • w a I 1 • n r · · ...... ui z. r , b un erW"ater •erv ces. s .oo w e S600.64&M02. ANTIQUECENTER gq. • silky silver tabby. 5 8 c .• · customer. Golf thoes-20 FIEL DS ~are ouse Hu ll c leanings 40c moonng. Xlnt. Mustsee.1---------• 1996Newport81vd.NB. •••••••••••••:••••••••h• mo's.Sbortbair.962·9566. !'!~~Placentia. Yum. to 30% off. BM's Golf&. Sate . .too piaMS ~Or· waterline ft. Serving $7,950/ofr.675·6866. '74 Honda CB360. Xlnt Gf.5..9468 Catsbeaut.twm,blk/W · · .,.,....,..,, Tenn is S h op. 2538 gana,new /used.Spin~la. DanaPt.,Newport.,Hunt. _ . , . cond. 4000 mi, $750. dee.I, alL clean, playful. ~EEKITI'EHS Oriental Antiques, paUo Newport Blvd, c .... Grands, Playen. Gorng Harbor646-8832 llobie,16 w/trallcr.,~ust 581 .246lorS8l·l388. Antq. Walnut Carve~ affecfio0 free5S2·14tl"I' ) 536-9146 f ls S l&Su 6'Z-5440 \ out Yor business. Rent sell. Good cond1t1on.1--------- Bednn Set .. 5. 'PC:, Xlnt PERSI AN KITTENS. . urn. m c. 8 n on· w/or,t to buy . Kawfi, loah, Merine 6464301 . '71 SUZUKI 400 Dirt Bike. cond. Exqu.1s1te. $750. CFA ed bl t & Unu.sual Color Kittens · ~:·2 713 Poppy Ave. Kenmore Dishwasher Ste nway, Baldwin, &pipnwttf 9030 , d d $450, or will trade foe '! 548-0059. e.rea~e~ales.' ~~up. Darling-need -a loving w/chop top & German Chlelr:ering, Yamaha,••••••••••••••••••••••• 26 . Sloop, dg · ~1on ··,,~ 751.5143 837.7161 home. Call536·3210. •1arbor View Hills E6tate Stereo Ki m b a 11, W r It z r . 91hHP Evinr ude, used sails,.,~~ · .. r;0 ~: gaffl---::-:----=-:----Antique pocket watch. 4 8050 Sale! Mkny hshld & de-551-6759 (714)838 ·2770. 12072 twice. 2 Tanks. 6 gal&: 3 c.ng .00~1 · d . •New '75 BMW* .- Call 548·2886 lo see ll's p 1 Kitt CFA Fum.twe ato ite s Su.n & Brook.hunt GG aJ t.t'K S73-S7S4 ngg s oop ay cruiser FulJ dress. •las alJ in-. beautiful?$50. · er~ an ens, • ••••••••••••••••••••••• cor r m · · Mans Silver Simulated · ' g ·~· · $600. 533·~14 aft 6pm, eluding AM /FX stereo-----~----! while , black, smoke, El g t d ining tbl & 6 Mon. 10119 & l0/20. l O Sapphire 4 Diamond Beautiful Cherrywood Two 550 Gallon Diesel ask for Phil. radio. Going back east. School clocks $100. Hall moat e.olors.Zll-894-6985. cir:.ncoun try Fr ench am.Spm.9SSGoldenrod, Chipa, S7S. firm. NICE K.lmbal l. Coa solette Fue1Tanksnew$2.50.ea. MUST SELL! Call tree, oak buff. 983·8163. _ 8040 soUd Cbetl')'lyood. Li&hl CdM PRESENT. 751·4'49. P11no-L1ke new $800. AUinlic Pacific HTORABllELEl6R 95&729'3 days, or 77S.1076 Mansard H 8 Mag 4r: -T"" k r · h c · t .., G Sal · 646--0IMBev M · · Co Ind · · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• oa 1n1s . OI over . arage e many mJSC'. Fiying Lessons, JO hrs. SlO · antip-ie mpany 554 .2892, eves eves. · 6moold Peke. $1.SOO. Sell fC?r $600. items Sat & Sun 8072 La hr . Joyce 67S·4114 or Chjclterlng piano . 5'4 646-S49l Columh.•a 26 , i~. good 'W Harley Dav. 125cc, dirt IFYOU .,~r:o94p55ape,\5.$40. 963-033. PalmaH.B. 67S.1S49 Grand. Beautifu.1 lone. 12'BOATTRAILER · d M ~,911 p or street, Great, $100. b . ff .....,. a ernoon. ~_._ ..... U1-~ ~-..... Li••'ng room sale. ~-·--b, $2.000. 6'2·251S. $70 con ., new ercur "'""' 2490 aveaservieeloo er or ~ rurw ~ 10" wood Jatbe ~ · Outboard, loc. Dana ....,.... goods t.osell, place an .ad erman Shepherd quiet Oecoralor surplu s & chai.--s , tables. lamps, h 3 pd ood. w li'·-Or 435 !48-7147 p · f 11 · t $87501---------. b o ·1 p ·1 t I t t bd g 'th p•·c ture•, etc. 472 pmotor. s ,6 w · ur ~r gan no. • 01n t, u yeqwp · New '75 Norton. 350CC. i n t e a I Y 1 o a er • wa c 0 WI paintings. 163S Superior, N Sch Sat & &urning tools . Bench brand new T.V. prize. looh. Power 9040 P.P. (714) 4!1t1·3708 $1 ,880. '74 Suzuki. 380CC. Classified Section paper.5, 2 yrs . old, Unit 4, Costa Ate sa . Prospect, P 2 • · w/drawers &: stOTage. Mfg. l~t$174S. Best offer ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aquan"us 23 • $875.83.J. ·9542. _ Phone642-5678 673-7291 548·7951 ' Sun.9-6.646·097 . S1 -SlOOO .., .. ~ -~----·-jiji-~-----ljljijijjjiiiijjjl oo. 552 · 1 """'· over · .-JU s Tri-Haul Fantasy 10. A CON'i'ENIE.NT 9"0PPINC S(wtHQ GUt0E FOfl: TH( Clol. ON THf GO. Personalized • signer "Cit tern I Br Apart full of furn. g.workbench with WANTED CHEAP v.s, fully equ.ip'd Eves. MusL SXe ll!. Trldr pplu s ·121 T1 r,1~h,76504 K. lo m,!: Garage Sale: Sat/Sun 0 xtras. Int con . vt. x n . .,,.,.,,..,, awa "" Must go! Hidabed, color 3104 Mc K•'nley, CM closets, also M 1 r iae UPRIGl-ff PIANO 536-5897 .ays ~-0326. Pty. $4000 firm. 751·8745 xlnt, lo mi , $300. 497·28 11 TV, l.wa beds, etc. p1 ood 8'J21607 Call846-6676 642.18(11 Refrig /freezer w-/ice yw reas. · Sac:ri.ficel ~me Only, 23 ' eves. 1972 •IONDA 500 cc. malr:er, $7.5 . 10 Ft. x China "Rosel)'II" Beautifully carved UP· Chris Cabin. Chr~ 6· llOBIE 16'. Lale model, Clean. Xlnt cond. $89$, 1928ELE(fANTwooddin· cw:lom made sofa, $75. pattern. 58 pcs. Service right pianoand8.otber l n hd. Full~ ~quipt. yellow. Many extras, Phonessz.4477 ing rm set butch, tbl, 6 Lots of odds and ends. for 12$375.&44·1393 uprights, $350 and up. ple~ure or fishing. Top witb trailer. Make offer.I--.--.------cbrs, cr edenza, $195. Household and toys. 493-61161. condiUon. $Z550 /or offer. 675-0093 '70 Su zuki TSOO. very de· . 494-7915 S.S7-4,505. PAPER CUTTER, Polar Days :i40·3666, Eves · pendablc. Best offer. 1-=:.:.c=------:-l -=-"'=---::--:--:135~ inch full power, 21Ai Hammond H-100, Beaut. 5'8-1170. Coronado 30 BH F 644·7936 Pecan drOpleaf expand. 5 FAMILY aale. Table & Id S8200 P hone w In t on·g ri owner ' '•---------yrs. o . · a u, · P · • • Autopilot. 150 Ge noa ,1 din rm. tbt, seata 2·16. c hairs, lots of m isc. 870-4564or524-6773. $'l800.finn.546-9850.Abo13 B oston .Whal e r , Palmer 60 eng., Xln '72lfondaJ50,~~yl,xtra Pecan end tbl, 45" 6 Motorcycle parts. 1967 Piano, $2500. So~rpuss. with 40 hp cruising raeing or be .d ean. Has fa1nng, low 72025 :Ndedcotfee tbl 67S.7423 Rosemary P l , CM . AGETRIDOFSALE Evtnrude elcc start on . 1: &14 8937 mj 'g.$775.548·29.'i!S 1----------1 64.5-8512 Crys gls 's (4). Onyx cig StwiasgMoc•ln11 1093 galvaniudtrlr. 640·439'.!. ~hs~ce'.w'.!l;c•,,_•P".:·.:::::.·:'.:'.:'.'..:.." --t-:-~=--::-~-:----:-- Oval Dining Tbl w/4 chrs. set, bead purses. mnk ••••••••••••••••••••••• 23. STA fl Sloop, must sell Mini B~kc, H~rdly used. 58'' to 94''. Pecan Ital. Gar. Sale <Posh) Goodies cllr swtr. string slvr/slvr Sewing Machine Coltec-' Sabrecran 1/0. SS. tr leaving s tate. i 550 311P , Spnng S~s pen.<;1on. Prov. Beaut. xtnt cood, 11 ·4 Sal&. Su.n 661 plate, oil pntng·5, brsU, tioo Agent needs party $4400.Tkovrpayplswp 646-S696. $219 new. Seit $60. compl w/pads, $300. Cir BaysideDr.N.P.B. e vrylhng c h ea p , w/acceptable c redit to fortravel546-4104 536·3~97 aflcr 6 :30 & ~;!·;. f:b~:.'. ~f3;: Mov.i ng ~a le : .~tereo knknaks, :i36-Zl35. u.ume 12 remaining $10 O' Chris Cr a fl . Twin loafs, Slips/ wknds~ - w/slide d rs Sl2S. Call ca~1net. air. condiUonera. Moving. Yard sale. 1528 monthly payments on 8 V-8's. Sleeps 8. Xlnt live-Docks 9070 •74 llonda 550. ~ mi , 64$.6619. chlldrens items~ chess Orange Ave. Round Kit. like new s35o Singer aboard . SI 6 ,3 0 0 . •••••••••••••••••••:••• hkc new, Sl425./besl of· 1--'-'--------r set, super bargains, en. tble&chl"l!l.Otherstuff. Taoucutohmna~~·.co3pgl~egly' 962-2006 /847-816(;. For r ent . M oo r1n ~. rcr.:»7·898'J . Foam rubber mattress & lertainment. 284 E. 18th Newport off.shore, lo 36'. boic. springs, q ueen si. St. CM . Sat/Sun 9:30am. Maple end table w/lid top stretc h stitch sewing SKIPPER-PILOT 673·0633. Homes. Clean$49.956«-0757 . &: magatine end rack, machine., (Oc. will d is· Airline lran!H)Ort pilot & Sof~/Rfttt 9160 . Moving. Many bousebo,ld 2Bxl9Y.lx23 1f.:z, like new, COi.Ult for cash). lmmac. Mexie.o quihficd yacht BOAT SLIPS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moving: sofas, tabl.es, Items. Des~. G~ eba}r. $40. S u.nbeam e l ec e.ond. Fully guaranteed. skipper. Looking (or OP· Somelive·aboards Hen! ,73 O\•c rland 29'. chairs, dryer, sewing brown e.ha1r, Fr1gidarre skilJet good rond 911." P &J Cox Age n cy portunily using both. 645--8616 Ext418J i_.oaded. F'rec miles, lo machine, exerci!.e Elec. Dryer , G .E . sq $8 4s4-l98Geves (Patricia & Jerry Cox} DaveJohnson6'15·9719 1o~,S...-<& p · 1 538 0.s.47 bench/ weights. bedl!I, Console Stereo (Walnut ' · 548-4425anytJme. VD r .... 9080 rates. n . P Y· -· wardrobes, work beach. Cab.) 2 Wrought iron Local Tennis Club us& seU. '63 18' Glaspar Sid . ·75 Newportcr '20. Fully 831-0986. tables, 2 lam ps, vac. Membership,Saicri!ice SpoeliwgGoocls 1094 Citation. Mere 850 eng. •••••••••••:••••••••••• se lf ro ntn'-:d . Fully leaner. 2726 Cardinal MB-7020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co.mplete overhaul. SKI Boa t 1.9 •lallet. 1974 eQuipped. $2S day /$150 Movi n g , m us t sel l : ~r . t CM. 556·4•32. . Hart J avelin snow skis. Canopy,skiequip,many Cst~ paint. 452 Olds ~·('ek .846.4300.--' Herculon h!de·a·bd, qnsr Sat /Sunday. 9:11Z Nieholl!I Chmae Rug.. brand new. $185:" .. xtras. $1,500. 963·1927. engine. Tndm trlr. Xlnt --------- malt r es l!I s el·, Rust. embossed, $1600. ~ cond. 1 pty only. 847-5721 ·74 Vogue 29', 18,000 mi , sol•Jmatclmg chr, tbls. Many usab)e item1. IH5 Aft .6,494·3549 26' Bertram Sportsfi..sher. aft6:30PM. fully l'qu1p + awning, oucond.536-8588~ WllsonSt.,C,M. Custom8'x4' t win s, bristol cond. mte ro.wa vc. $22,SOO. Sat/SUn.9 to4 Chinese Tapestry, e m· Poo1Ta ble $400. 675·9752. March 120' Day Crsr 455 497.157,1 DI NETTE SET, brand broidered figure on red &U-5931 Olds tand trlr, loaded -new. T.V. prize. Mfg . list Antiques, School clock, 11.lk. framed to 3 x S', pre 10;;,6,, .4 • Va lco A I um in um L50 hrs., like new $."lOCJO RENT Tiff<; BEST f '73 $389. Bestofferoverizis. fern 1tandl, Iota oak. WWII item. $3500 Firm. TRAMPOLINE, r un about. 3 ~ HP Sell /trade (714 )673·7601 ~xc<'ut1vc ~·. all luxury ~3660 misc. 96.1-6163 548--8270 was $300. nbew. Asking Evinrude. Trailer & all . -extras. Free miles. Pvt $125. or est offer. equipment.$650.557·92.80 Mo:it sacrifice 18' Ortiz Pty,:179.9056. BRASS HEADBOARD, Moviag out of coun,ry. 50 G'al. Fish Aquarium, 546-&141 skJ boat, Berkley pump, ------- twin si, xlnl cood. $35. 'l'erri Cl c bar I• i ils. all gla.s. Jge fish, comp. • "Cruiser, fiberglass. un· trlr, $2900. 842·Z758. ·73 Supenor 2-5'. Loaded. 6"-604.5 Everything goes. tfew $12S.586-6418 Sc u ba Ta D t • · 1 ~r construchon Sale or Lo milca~e . Xlnt condi· refrig ., color T .V., alu mlnum. l 1t eel, liaderorlatemdlSports TnMsporla+iott tion 498·2338. · Fine fumittatt, antiques, couc h, bicycles, etc.BE D R 0 0 M FURN w/backpack. _ ·-Car.898-4063 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------Oriental Rugs, etc. Once Parking l ol, 2SOO $23.-$199. Carpel& & pad $100. "''~ ·73 z-i· Calif. 413 Dodge .. 1n a llletllne sale Pierre Newport Blvd. C.M. Sat. $29.-$89. Mfsc like new! TY R..::..a_ Classic Mahog. Bay C•lipei'I, SvAe/ cnl! . .o;ha rp 1 Clean! xtras. A. P oi1.aoo/Design. &Sun. Hor WATER tank, elec , -.. Launch. Restored cond. Refit 91 2 0 ~150 554.4353 Corona Del Mar 2853 50 ll(aJ •• under counter$ HIR, S ... eo 1091 twin serew, full cvrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.-------- EastCoast lfwy. 675-8484 Honn 1060 yr Warr., 189. 581·1395. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bimini top. s:nso or will MfNI Campers $895. & up. Troders, Tra •d 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . DOKORDER auto rev. trade for Vintage or Mini shells $179.50 & up.••••••••••••••••••••••• fus · Ith. Jting1iteWater8ed. 11 Hand Platq, spirited &. Boys e piece bdrm set, R/R tape deck lapea & ClassicCar.646.,.131. Majorway, 858 w. 18th Jayco J Flipper. Hardtop ~!&'~t'ri::r,q~eJ:1'!°f~0bu!~ xi:}~:;~rst sound, 5 gaJted w/tack. ~:· :;,:::at~c~n::~~lc acce11. $90. Or otfer. , Wood fibergls Good Co&taMesa642·8471 ·· lent tra111~~ for colfa~ atensloo.s that wrap around the bat:k Ind tje in · . $650. &C.S-«9S $35. 9'12-40li. ., !17'H>lil8 ror diving&. lishin.J.f. Just Cam~r s hell. Ice box. ~!;c~~ C,~,o;te o~:r· $2,~. fl'Ollt. Fabric•: polltbed cotton. lilt, flannel, Two piece Sectional. Jtw,.r 1070 Stereo Cabinet wttumta· over hauled . 130HP Cabinets, Elc. $375. l\1ui<ti;ell$I 400 963.4133 ~eight wool. 12025 ls mt ln MJIHI Sl111 a..20. ral"ft!n, BOkS ~f·wh\te. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •8.TOH TICKETS• hie ready tor your com Chrysler. New Catalina 645·7981or646-0176 art 5 -. . . s&e 12 ttqu!Nt S 1/1 )'di. of 45'' fabric. To ordtr enew-. • W .. ...,.ED October ZSUI at cost. ' nll $100 8'4·6045 VHF FM radio. Dana t>t. '75 Co m(ort. 171h'. Seit !!M>ClpaUern number,llae.Mme,tldd.rell and d p. Ooeot kl.aid 3x$ C'I Anl 542·7389. pone • · $2900 or hst ofr . '69 Chev . Camper c ontained. $3,000. ~~ $2.SO plua 2Y ,,_., .. !pMea Mini C.tlloc topped a;drift.V:ood corr.: TOP CAS IJ DOLLAR ComboMasnovoxConsol 714/494·1952arts Special+ '11 Cabovcr 842·0579. ·.,rttb tl paae1ofrecent1t1Je1.fnchading overao au t bl ..,25 311 Mesi PAID FOR YOU R CrTV,AMC atereo Camper. Very tlean.l::'-":c--:::::::::--:::::::- -de1l1m, $1.50 plut 50' pastage. Make cheek 0•11 e ..... 1• c· M .548-3243 J£WELRY, WATCHF.S, You don't .,eea a IUD to t~table, . Xlnt ton 1• Chris Con~ie. New Sips 8. PS/PB, radio, htr, Troilen, Utility ttlO T'-Mtf• to S~u. Send on:kn to Lb.la oewapaper, ve." •· · · · AR'l' OBIECTS, GOLD, "draw fast " when )'OU d.lUon. over 11000 new. Cond. TWln GM s 871 Dsl. AC, AT. Bucket scata. ••••••••••••••••••••••i"' :.:_..... 2 Brld&e St., MUtotd, N.J'. 'OIMI. J)fpt. Spcmaple bdrm s:l: Very SILVl:R S ERV JC E, place an ad in the Dally Pan 11o nlc AM /F M rad. Lo hnl. 1967 15 KW. fully a elf c:onta ined. Enclosed utility trailer CP-15. 1 tdrond.C'tlO.-PINE FURN 6: AN · PUotWaotAds1Callnqw 1t.erw • Tutol.able $50. Trade for Npt. Bch hm. $3.!IOO. Call 846·5851 or $500.CaJI ---"""--· -~ --~ $$7~ TIQUES....,_.... -642·$6111. m-. 4&8-3695. 897-4611. 751-8811 i~szr~ _ · •r ' • • . • --4-· •• • \ ... . ' ~ ....... , -w ......... ;......... Mlo1,l..,...t..t • DJZ OAllXPILOT Sund•y.Oclober f01 1'75 Awtos. hnposrt.d · ....... IMporhd ....._ ,.,OJW ~•per . ••••• ••••••••••••••-•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• <#< , - . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ... -9770 Yollsw..... 9770. Auto s~lce & r"UCks 9560,Autos Wanted 9590 Dahm 9720 J,.,.. 9710 Meft•••ws 9740 ToyoN 9765 • ••••• !!P!: ..••.•••...•.•.•..••.•..••••••••... ' ········•·············· Perts 9400 •·••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... WEPAYTOPDOLLAR -wu.LBUYYOUR ·111230 Auto,aiT am /rm. CLOSE OUT YWSUllROOF vw Buses . vtl fng. 40H.r . '73 RAtr4CHERO FOR TOP USEI) CAR~ l>ATS0N;-TOYOTA, it.500. ' BeauWul black .w1tb red I 530·fD40l ~·i179'J aft G S QUIRE t'OHEIGN, DOMESTIC OH YOLK.SWACEN 833-1682 lnlerior. Ru.n• hlle new. \' 8. JIUtO trans. air run orCLAfr.;ICS PAID t'OR SALE Comeaeethl&one t & Campers t-·our rim'>, radl<il 11 re.-. di11un1n~. 1Ju~1·r ... tc•·r lfyourl"arisextraclean ORNOT. ·7z Mercedoa Ben& 250, 2167HARIOR Jndhubt·a~lo1 Por:.~·hc in.:. powt•r brake:., e.t.."Cw;fint TOPDOLLA H fully eqWp., xlnt cond. . COSTA MESA 71 IVI 5J2CICT Sl75. 67l·!l l51 A~1 / fl\l s t ('rco Vrry IAUER IUICI( CALL SSOOO. 640-1751 Oii Nntabtletg NEW 7 PaMenier, extr• clean. l'OHSL'll ~; "'"' 1·le11n' 11.1~~~19 (;oij~~~~~rbor D~;::zsoo S1\L B~~~~~ENE ·m 2l!OS/I E~ .. ~I pwr, air, 75 TOYOTAS ~~~en~~~::! 'rand~:; '71 hi . !!: 11 H ECA Htl 1Jur1'.~·I :.f>~to.; ~m m . .,..., · tire&. $1600. 960·2260 aft. 6 T Pa. .. seoi;::cr , air. ,ftu l\lk 1t>.1th1·1 "1lilk 1·11r DAVE ROSS or~ County•1 •'73 240Z. $4750/bst. auto. 491'·152'7 aJt.5/wk.nds. also Demo Sale p.m. '69 Pop Top 11 IHsn tluroy tr1n1 Ne'<' PontiocfStuh Hi9h•llSluyer Xlnl cond. air, lo n1i. 9742 with camper. t'-15 6101 z.1ttO llarbor Bl,·d Whllred Int. stereo/FM. '69 VW IUG 70 C~ 032521 N11 4·S pd lrun., f~ir '52 ,;., 1'h,·v tru1·k , n•l t ii rcblt. "Hob'.ti!i7 ~llMM t:o~ta J\o1c$a on Import• 963-2909 aft 6. DISCOUNTS <(OOOJSpeodSA)'. radio, healer. Extra cle1n camper. 546-801 7 llllMauyToyoto Kca11..,.Ghlo 'JI I.. 041RJM t:all ltogeror Bill •73 Datsun 240% ••••••••••••••••••••••• OS hi°"'•• $1089 9 Pa•s•ng«'r like new. 'ti!"·~ tnn l''ord w /:.hell 6 K-17-855$ Inventory reduction sale. '70 Ghia, mechanically .,.. DAVllOSS 'JO Pop' Top 167C:R. r vl. :JOO l '.llJ aulu, ~tl ---------·I 2 To choose from. f'ront aood. nice lnt('rlor. Make $1100 tirr·$. SI .nun r,4;).JJ32 FREE APPRAISAL une rei1dy. Lie 824KZI ; ofler.'497-1664 Potdloc/Stuh: Familyt·11mperw/1tove. t'''-'" We buy used cars & Z.13JIGV 24i0Harbor Blvd. '70 lw1 95ll£f Ant' ~/ trucks . Call GROT ll fromU1tprlce Co8laMe,,a 7Passengcrllkenew. Autos for Sale •••••••••••••••6••••••• C:!~~ics 9520 'fi7 F()!lO 'i ·r11~ l'l<'K ~llEVll.<lL~·r for a free -$4495 Mmdo d l • S4M017 '71 lus 20SSSI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·1., No•'ol.' hr:Akf'.-.. n('v. appraisal ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111.. Allt'llt p Sha rp' !J.1ttt~ry, \.'ti, auto1n;i1 u-. :i GRO'l'JI Clll=:VltOL~T •73 M-... -UU'' UUW '63VW1119 7 asscnger, , l ~l:i7 l'hl'\'). l·l.1-..,1<· 4 t k • t ,,,f ,....,. '70 P~Top 81 llMT .:a~ ,ou ., "' 1 un~ t' 18211 fWal·h Bl.,.d. .Joor. oni:1nJI 1•.111 11, t'.'" lll'' \ l'l •·.in truc·k RX4Cpe P L~ 9750 TOYOTA '4 Speed. radio. Gat C\ean uncamper tt·lh•iil t.udy 1 ur11l1llu11. S ,,, llunt1ngton lk•arh • Ol"ICl'lllJ' • saver. "Sec it, )'OU'll buy 73 ..... 6 66·G~W _ j ;.'l t7:JOA ! l 2'.•01. 847 60H7 S49 J.lJI 4 Speed, ractor)' iur con· ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt ! ,. IMR.663. ,.. 11 t'"' bra k l''· '•<.! uuu 1;u; 1-117 111r -·-' ditJon1ng , radio "See It, '66 Porsehc·912-S apd. 1966 Harbor, C M t.i'6 9303 SS 7 Passenger, dual tanks. t•r11:uiJI in il··· lll't'tl' ---'ELLIHGYOURC•R-'. 'lb · """4JCD SAVE I 506HG"' . "'·•.t1J ., "' ;\ you I uy1tl ..... . AM /Fa.1,Silver/blk P .P . Co <-• ,74 '70 "' T 111·w tr.11!"1111 .1<•11.~...., 1•17;·, f"111 d ·rrul'k 2S05upt.·r TOP PRICES PAID H HA 3323 Toyoota rona ~1an n ood ,,roffer (al1!1.!0.i\ .• i t'.1h. H.u1i.;1•r Xl:r. ,\l,' • JlOOW.Coast wy. $3077 $3,9'1SS33· stick shift . 16,000 int J) l • ?Passenger. uns& • i·s. ''"· ''" horn, L""· ,'°' lmJ><>'ts 642·9405 · 73 911T. Ta<0a, 5 spd. Mint oond. 644-1957. ¢~!··). ~,.V,.OLV~•Ont I '40Che•yCoup" l1 ~ht::..~to·pb11rnper. Xln I :ttdfo~orNot J) te.unA· AM /FM Stereo, Mags, U.Ut. UIJW 1.11 111.•1 ~h.!lll' '-')Mill) liJi !.156:! Deonlew11lmpor1t '73 240Z Col"O brn e~.... Sell' "' * · · t.\UL A/C, $10,800 . Must . * * . . .. hi 1 l~llarbor,C~!. ma~s. air, 4spd, xlra ~" !J62-ZJ2Sor548-3800 1't5!ft<JHll\\/r••lr.lllJ '' 1.i; J)al.,un µ1cku11. V 646·9303 h S4800&306882 .. ';).\ ll.1nttop, 1!41<ff t 1>0.t .1 ,11,; 111 1·ni.:11lt', .H1!11n1atu· $97~ ---5 arp -· · -· \~ TOYOTA PORSCHE·YW GARDEN WEST VW .' 111 ... lo.· \\ !!•nor ,\\I on i.! $?~.o "' ..i.:i.:1 11l!J1•1.\ ~llSJG ·74 Datsun 260 Z very gd. RECARO bucket seats . 197 6 19b6 H<uhor CM 6Ab ~JOl IL .uil' tor '7;)1 ~.1 \'l I -TOP l·ond ss.m. nr b4:st ofr. 19bb Mo1bor C '"' t146 qJOl lllk leather w /blk cor· 74 Super Beetle. red ta1;1 .,r 111 "'ti Hh<I jh.W1\\1·,lnl!ll't'·1 hl,.t \\.1•stn1111,l•·r K'll i''>.>l .. , ·1.1 'r 1'1i·k up. l{cblt cng 962·971'! aflr. 6 & wknds. ----d 1 · Ne interior, pin stripping, lllJ '\,o.~talf...ll' ·''' llut <"J.. ,-.;u hr.1kl·S. {;ll·nn $ o,&12-04349·6. TlX J-1974 . 60~0 m1 . uroy rim-w , TOYOTAS ...,, \'. 1:11 X 1111 1·unn.1!1,I.! !~Iii :l-l!ll u75.H!).15 eve$. --....----AM /}-~~f . auto, air cond. 645-6101 AM /Fa.f, 1d3·~~i. ~~o; 68 VW 11 UG·4 s p eed. •oind H•·stor.dde Sl1 .1 --·-·74 Datsun 8 210 xlnt. $4000 /bst.Cu ll833·1408 room con· ~· · radio heater, nice In · •·II i\KJ • Vons 9570 Paid cond , brown, auto, 7 4 9l l Targa Immediate 833_·_94_24 _______ terior: & new valve job. ----6 •••••••••••••••••••••• }''(lit 12,500 ml., $2900 or best Loaded 673'6087 Delf••ry 68 vw auto.stick:. Gd. (CLX4ll). $1099. Recreational 1974CHEVYVAM Used VW'S ufr.&I0·02'J5 Mercedes lent: 9740 72 Porsche91 IT tires & engine. $675. 646-4447 Dir. Vehiclt's 95 30 Vt!, 11uton1al1c, short .C:"'------I••••••••••••••••••••••• LAST 5"64·3417 l-'--'---d--d-.-.. --d- 1 I h & I ·74 2ti0 z. air, pwr brk_.., L 5 Speed, factory air con· fi6 Bus. G con . ,....,ns g · w icl' a sc ow p ldfo Mot ease •6 •••••6••············· f(o ril '6~ ', lUl1 & M 1·,11np1•r .1utn 1'1!1 I'S i\ (' both xlnt 1·11nd. ~W•~·M\.M~I Cl ror Arn1l''m·tape, maus, lo ditionin". power disc CHANCE -~ VW Sundail Camper. $850orbst ofrer. n11lL'J!-:!..'. Ulr. ., u U d • K:!l :MIJ 495.121:J m1. $5675. 499· 1253 new. se brakes, radio, he ater . x. cond. $2000 or best of· 646-5722. l ';im\J('r .\h<"l l ~!10 San drad .,.. foul rnotur S:JOU l'h 7!>1 IS!l\t j 'tS\1:-.lAN (;01r Carl. ~1·a\o;; I , ... urrl.'y, gta.):- "1nJ:.h1c!d . li75 ·171l7 Harbour V.W. . ' ·75 Dodge a ~ ton. Y·8. .Auto. P ts. 1"18. Crpt, pan~lng, whls, t1rcs _!_lw~k·h 84l .WJ5 .'l.'12_·~· ~.rtr. ____ Auto1, lmport~d ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Econoline '67 CORTIN/\·4 cy l .. Van aulomat1r . radio. heat('r V ·8, auto. trans., radio. & rct•cnt val\'e JOb. A !lard to find~ ··sec it, beuutiful rar (WTR759) Hr14 S1l.,.er Datsun 710 4 cir auto, 16,000 mi, $2 · 675 3428 ---------1 '72 Z.IOZ. a1r. AM /Fa.1 nu tires, lo mi. 8-12·6451 OVER I 00 Bl~ck on black, am/fm 75 ., _ _._, $-'--fer. 962-4657 ,.,MKJ """"" w•.....,. 1----------1./.W. 1835 C.C. bu!lt to MERCEDES >te<eo. 4 . EXAMPLE·. ·71 VW Camper, lac. max. 2000 mi. on enK". OH DISf'lA y '75 MK II ST. WGN. equipt., loaded. xlnl P.P . Also 1.R.S. trans W (Ser . No. 29018092) cond . eng. overhauled, rblt. 1000 mi. 548-9141 HDUHoflmporh SAVE $l000 m ech . good. $2800 ':/. AUT1101tJZtU 892-~ '70VW UG MERCt.:or.:s O~ALEH ·=~ ~1~·· 45 000 ual mi. 6862 M h I ~•:n•1 & A '63 VW $1495. ' J 673·5 160. '69 Hd s tr 1600 <.;on" Bue~~cp=~ker . ••T"i 1 ·n;-:ch'T"":''~'-DISCOUNT Sharp! 46 .000 mt 523•7250 Hunt. Bch 842·4435 4 Cyl.. 4 speed, radio. 72 Bug. r ecently rebwll SIS00 torr.!Wl·0197 Of(SLil"kerPrice Corpplete recondit!on, en gin e, riew clutch. S;+ndr.:111 Uunc BugJ:y, ror\a1r c11.t:1nL' Xlnt \.'Ond ,$1-'9~ 1!i1·77:i-I you'tlboylt•··77687L. $49'.I 646-4447 $3477 --On the Santa An a Fwy. 75 PORSCHE HUGESELECTtON great transportat100. I $1,900. (213) 596-2332 -_ _cD_l_r. Fttrori 9723 '71 MBZ28DSEl llavetwolopickfrom. afler5p.m . ....................... Xlntcond. mu,. see 914 BILL MAXEY SAVE .-=69=V.;;.W=B-U_G __ -0,..r,-;g..,.;n-a-:-I FERRARI & 751-8014 Radio, heater, 5-s peed, : owner. am/fm, chrome- L.AMBORGHIMI MB 2200. '69. Auto. air. !},l~M~•M;;p_h,;e}~·e~~s i1~~ TOYOTA lirm,' ,·,:~.'.'JPW_11 . ~~~7.rebll eng., $1350 . SC'rvtce At Sane Pnces! $5,500 firm. Pri J>ty. Call .,.. :ri §;; -'~ Sales , Leas in~ Avail. eves 581 ·8673. 18881 Beach Blvd. llunl. Bch . &12-4435 The Ferrari Store. Inc . ..c.c...c'--e------1 llunt. Bch 1351 Jo;. Pomona St. San la Mercedes 450 SL 1973 Gold (3 mi. S. San Dieito Fwy l '70 YW 4 Wheel Drive1 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE'VE MOVED! BIG STOCK OF HEW& USED 9707 Ai.di 4 WHEEL DRIVES COPELAND'S JEEP CITY 200 I E. Isl SI. 1958 VW Engine $175 or best o ffer good cond. 552.4477 l'l/>11 Hoohru t 1.1 lid/\ \IJ('I t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\na. ~·6.WS. metulh c bambo int. & 847-8555 Radio, heater, new paint, Super .73 Dod~e Va~· ORAMGECOUMTY'S Ftat 9725 mag:i, xlnt. cond. $13,000 197 6°3 11 1".'"°'iz'7c6',M. ---------1 low, low ·miles. While, Volvo 9772 OLDEST 673-0074 e\'eS. Tri•-" 9767 llard to find . 368MPQ. ••••••••••••••••••••••• /\C /J:OS Auto . 8 lrark ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1----------c· -·.-• 17.000 m1. r'uJly flei·orat· &' '74 Mercedes ·12 914 f'ully equipped>1••••••••••••••••••••••• $1788 ctl. $SHOO. Mti·1355 Fa .. fliW .. ~ d LOADc·o ,. .. ~... Be"" SLC Exol con . " . s Th H~a..a....·art~n 64(}.0 llOeves Pr Pty ee e Santa Ana VOLVO Exclu1ivr Deafer South Coast Area 558-8000 ·70 Ford Windo Van. Cptd Sn1. V8. $1099. 544-3417 ·73 Bronco, auto. P /S. --- beaut 1 r u l . c hrome '73VWPanel wheels, 640-4071 4 Cy!:, ii speed, power '71 Landcru1scr , Xlnt. steenng, radio, healer. cond. w/winl"h. 2 sets Campt>r ('quip. llard lo tires. $3100. 645·6803 rind panel.798HGlt. Sales·Ser\·1 ~· Lcasin g Roy CarYer, Inc. ltolls Royce H~I W Z34 l'.:.11thSt. Costa Mesa 546-'4444 CREVIER ·12 SCOUT II. 34> V-8. SAVE &'SI • UOADWLY P /S, P /B, A /C, IO\V miles, very good cond. SANTA ANA ·=··17~·= a.ut?h· 8A•·'c' a: ®.:%1,M}'J '"' """"' ~.~~~~~!.~, fully equ1pt. wine · · · Hunt f.k'h !142·4435 '72 Bavana, air, am /fm, stereo many other xlras sunroof, 41.000, xlnt 3 gas Lnnks. $2 .900·61 ECONOL INE Van. cone!. Ost O\'er $6,750. 494.4044 aflr. 6 Phf. Rood cond, rad.1als, auto 581·2826/830·8880 . ··-8 (J02) 1 b trans. $575. 557·2209 .. ..., · ronro. • r r .1-----------1'73 3.0 CS Coupe. Blue gr1tes, 10/15, US mags, '70Pord Chatcauin ieath int. 4 spd, air, Xlnt tach, etc. Absolute super very good condition. cond. 642·2711 clean. $3,400 /bst ofr. Call 494·8136 for details, 6-46-5961 . Aft ---------1 6 /wkdys & 10·6 wknds. ·w Dodge Long Body. 6 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER SALE $800 DISCOUNT <Xf our sticker pnce 1975 Ser. No. f'J40-19892S CHECK THIS PRICE $4649 Add only 6"'" lax & Calif. Ltl". NEW 1975 White color wax & llubs Ser. No. f'J4020JI03 UNDCRUISER New & Used to Choose from ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 CHEVY 1'2 TON CllEYEN NE SUPE ll. P ICK U P . Automatic, radio , heatl.'r, pwr. steeri ng, facto ry air cond .. shortbed w /ca mper ~hell. Low miles & real .~harp. (5"1364 K ). $ave! Dir. • 831-2883 49S·1213 1973DATSUH ~ TON PICtC UP. 4 $peed, r~dio, h eater. Hardtofind! Dir. &1J ·2883 '495-1213 '70 o/, To n Ca mper Special. 642 -3578 weekday1. or eves &: wknds. 8'73·1361 ••'-ror Ken '13 Chevy Cheyenne Di x 4' toq P.U., xlnl cond l .... ed.493-S31:1 l"yl eng. Paneled & crptd. $1000. 675-'4059. TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGll CARS CALL OR COME IM TO SEE US NEWPORT IMPORTS SADDLEBACK BMW ,I ...,.. Loadod. Ser. t112·005022. In Santa Ana '66-911-AC. Mags. AM /FM TR 7 FACTORY $16 950 8 track. Ko neys. Gd AUTl-IORIZED p cond. $4495. 642·3571. -llunl Reh. 842·4435 Ivy or lta1t at MRR Q 11 IS MOTORS SALE ·SERVICE Jim Marino P1\RTS •LEA.SING Rolls Royce 9756 FIAT 120W. Wamerat Main Santa Ana 557-2132 E E E Motorcars ., ..........•..•....... '70 VW Pickup 1200 W. Coast Hwy. 645-1102 '75 450 SLC COUPE "I DEALER IN u.s:A. Clean. lots of car go space, litUe gas. 94198F. : ·~~·FIAT 128 WAGON ·~~· FIAT X 1 /9s : • • • • • MBZ '66 250 Sed . An oldie : fully Equipped : bul a goodie! Priced to : • sell this week. (015876}., __________ ,. s31 a9 : :=s:::~:~~::: Au~;.;~1;~ .. ·.£ LA~:r::,,~~Eg~!o" i .. 1'"ully equipped. Be ear-ly ! !Tllf"l.11). llouse Of tra sbarp! "See it, you'll • • buyit!"67SGNM. : : i;";f',f:~1 31021 '588 ' Sl 977 : BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE! • MBZ •75 230 Sed. On\)' : OFFER GOOD UNTIL MON. 10~21 .75 : 4.400 miles. Tobacco eJWl lemia • • t.~~:~fr;~~f!~·:~' ~ TOYOTA I •l ca lfil 111 ! jl~(1) (1];{'11 i a I 2 1 3 /921 ·8588, f'UTf"ACTORY .,~.,o · 714 /523·7250. 1!06~01bOf (M 6•t.il1303 : ~ • 4t.JI•• RIZl.fl) . .: --'---'------1--"""-"="'-'-"'-"'"-'=Cle Sdlr.a, .5ffniic:r, l.A"a#1np & r>rr,.~t.>nA IJf'lirtP')' • ·~1M::Je1::~s,~~~~ 'i:.<;lr:f•trr1;~.•·1 .. P~ •L 1.20 W. WARNER at So. Main, ~ANTA . A~A:J•1,• eng,$1300oroffer multiplex/ cassette . • 557•2132· • • 833-7908 Sl,4SO. 546-3194 . , • •.........•.•.•......• .. . ............ . I 3 ,. 0 y 1 5 •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • \ ····-AlllM, 1..,.....,. ........ u...i . • .... u~ ........ u...i ....... u...i Sundg,Ocl-19, 1179 DAILYl'ILOT @J:J ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••-•••••••••-•-•••••• •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ••••••••••••• .. ••••-•• ...... UM4 ........__ UM4 . ......_ UMCI tn2 aho 9772 ... ~ tffl 9tlS ~·••• ttzo C.-•ett• .tn2 ••••••••••••••• ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ~ ·······-··············· ....................... ........................ ........ "'5 ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••-·•••••••-!'•• ••••••••·•••••••-•••••• r '\ ONl•••l1 t9SI tt60 ,_ LVO 'lt t dr. led. MBZ •n 4.50 SE. ct.an. "12 Gremlin 2511 aulo, • COMN(ll '"T'Sear.etto. Wl\lta'. f'ulb' ••••••••••••••..,.., ......... ••••••••••••••••••1•••• •••••••·•••••••••••••••• _,. w/11Yle. This Prideofcnmenblp.Caa-......in.1ua.re•,-~ r1do"' equipped plu1 S+lesandServl<o S .·7110NNEYILU one b•• it alJ. Lea1e bo J.eued or ~haMd dNa, J011 ml, Id ~ black leather lDtertor OLDSMOllLI AJLA It av1llab1•. (lf.8364). on extended terms. lllOO.~. CHEVROLET AM/PM 1tereo, bwll.,: 4DOO -of lmpono. 213 IOll3635). Howe of Im· I.lo al&1111 Super rllDI and ~MC TltUCllS C""'ler ~ Auto. 1rans., air coadl· 1t1..a.w; T14Ul·'1250. port1 . 213 /921 -•~•• · ~:.~t.1!r~':::. l1IJ9C SALES I: SIU VICE tires .· Lo• mlleace. .~~~~ Open ilia.Uy 6: ~;:til JO =~· f':::!, ·~:· d ••• ·-~to .. 11•. 7141523-~. • lbbaff•.~1• Cad·11ac ZIUH&••r••& Ulltnaft.L .... :"~~·r ,.,_ PM heat.er (28'1Gll). • .JI<" ........ COSTAM!SA a:tOH.arborBlvd. a29RarbCM'Bl"Vd., · ,. (lulllledodo ltwell. -9tl0 'S4Ll200 1975 Con~llt, ~rowa, CuWlKe11 -C..tallen $171 4 ..... -9915 '75 Volvos ·······-·············· 54 le • v-chrome ••re •bb, all 54 .. 1934 DAVllOSS Cod' oc •-, ____ .,. CllOlft equip. 1,000 ml, 1mmac. 10 Oldl ..... C<>a• •• atr1 POftllec/Shlh •••••••-•••••••••••••• --r or~ ~~Yielta. Oril ownr.;,.~11 1151 \'71 CMvJ Malibu. auto, Owner will take $2,000 & AM /Fii.. Super earl Cal .,~""Ha....._r Blvd •UI· Immaculate . .-u O'fm lff p/1, p/b, air, vln top, arr•n&e flnancln1 aft.8.M-20l'1 Pontloc 9965 _,.,Cott~Meaa · pwr•.aeet.I0-8UllS. .. ..._... radlalt •Int cond . 173-1968 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 Volvo Dir. •Ince 'S6 VOLVO FINAL CLOSE "'12 81Vl'f!RA. Ctean, lo Saeri.ftce: *2,295. MS.otBO ~ '14 Olds Cuti••• Salon .,4 Black Granclfrix, Ml 54MO I ii ••soo C II c •+:•uef\41:a eves/wkodl. Doclpo 9935 k>Aded, xlnt cond. ue. power, Cd cod!'. Below m eace. -. a .,_..._~ ••••••"••••••••••••••• Below Bl Bt.67$·9928 wholaale blue book. Prt. 74 RllllRDS 9409999· "74EJCamlno,XJotcond.. '11 Coronet wacon 318 pty 83l·OC16 lSToChoowl 'ft Buick J:ttate W&n. 9 alr, PS/PB, Leu than AJC,A(f,P/S,lomi.clea.n 1913 Cull••• Sedan · Incl . ., .. ormula's. Yrom pa1Ma&el', alr, lo m,, IO,OOOml. SJJ50. 4a:J..M.&4. $1,lSO. 5"-I034 Chestnut bm. Good cond. 72 POMTIAC tMLKMN). orlr ownr. $2,JOO . 9940 = 1144 ... 10 M•. Sao· GltAHDSAfAll $3519 IS1..W4m.1s11 • ?CJ :~y . ~•••••••••••••••••• WAGON DAYE IOSS '12 BUICK-Automatic, ,c:~.J..~_;/. C9 "'74 LTD Cty Sq. W1a, LOS CUTLASS Auto. trios., power POlltloc.JStuh radio. beater, n~ lira -. Auto. trans., ractory air loaded w/.Vaa. 20,00G SUPREME '73 ! door at.eering,ra.ct.ory air('on-2'&80HarborBlvd. le n l c e 1nler1 0 r . n'Clllt 9920 condltlonln&, power ml 83'1-Ul89 hardtop. Lo• miles, •nd dlUon.ing, power brak~. Co6ta Ml'Sll (CUNl4:tl.$299. •••••••••••••••••••••• 1teerin g.1 proalower.e~i!'· ' Ir ve1brr ·~•prll : Hdul ever1·1 rlild k>, heater, roof rack. 54MOl7 fUl..-.W.47 Dir · dowf, viny . 'o;JlllC..:" 1t, '81LTD4 cit. PS, PB, a , Y 1Dg · nee o se (749GBL) . .:::::..::::.:.. ____ =:.:·1 1'70 Mall bu Cpe. Orlglna you'll buy It!" autYP. lowner, lo ml fut (.2-40318). Jlouse ol SZ619 ii Buick F.&tate Wai. Lo owner, Xlnt <'Oftd., AC ...,377 MS-ZBZ2 Imports. 213 /921 -8581; mi'a. Totally eq~p. Xlnl PS, PB. $1500. s.52--9lll. °" 714/$23·7250. •74 PONTl.4C nd SZ1SO 640-5022 70 FOltD "' · · 'fil Impala. Good cond. J>W\. tf.llnA• TOltlMO COUPE 73 Oido Cutlass Salon a le, GltAHD SAFARI Ca••ac 9915 rr ... :~, • Auto. trans., alr condi· l t t A '75 USBI FfltEllRDS ISToClooaHI Incl. Formula 's, Trans ,\P.1 . From C292 M EC I. J Our success Poses some Very Interesting Opportunities OUT good tires 4 door Mak • p/s. p/b, &: p/w, lilt wht, W •GOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• o er . ....,...... . ~-''-'-1, power 1•-ring, s ereo ape, v1n op.. Auto. trans .. ractory air · · OYOTA uuoiu• ~ new tires brakes & '72 El Dorado Converli UMll Caprice Chevy. Ai -·. \"' T power brakes. rallye ahocks. owner movin& conditioning, power ble. F lrem1st gree n. cond .. vinyl roof, good wheels, Landa u l op. must sell. Call today. steering. power br.akes, $4489 DAVE ROSS Pontiac /SMI :USO Harbor Ul\•d. ' we .... M.rt Mtting o kit of 11 .... Codllloc1. And thot INIOnl Wl0\'9 ~ getting o Joi ol cl•on, low~ ((Ill i" !roda. Com. in lodo,> ond ••• our ••ltttion of gr.al e# buyi. ' 11nn ..... am Coltual•t l•p, dwol ''""foll l•Oh, Oler-w/lap9, l'...u..I iop • ._,. i«a ...... (5C)<llN.AI') 1114'"".,.. SS. v ... y1 ,.,.. .. ........,.....,.s..,.. w/8 ltoc.l lap9 *· (90fllJTV) 37,000 m i . 100% extras trans ., $850. 979-4818 1966 Heirbor c M 646 9303 tl97AFY). 55&-0098 radio, heater, roof r ack Supe r clean! $4850. Private party. SIZl9 (061LFV). 1965 El Camioo, 6 cyl, l'lofo 9957 $4Zl9 875--6411. ,._..,,.,,""MONZA is 2+ A/T. new ''°'"'· -oo. DAVE ROSS i..o.L• I •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DAVE ROSS CAOl.LLAC EL DORADO Cpe. Under 12,000 miles. 67S-86U eve!!. & wknda. POftffacjStvb To Choose Front '73. Very low mileage. f Speed tranamis•lon. 2480HarborBlvd. '72PIHTO Pontfac/Stvtr Pride or ownership and Virtually new! Priced '68 Jmpal~ Wgn. 3Z'! V-8 . Costa Met• AM /FM stereo, 1unroor, UBO Harbor Blvd. shows it. Fully equipped. for quick sale. (216919) Auto, air. Lo mt. Gd 54&-8017 -cJean! <126GI P). Costa Mesa Buy on extended terms House of Imports. coad.$615.646-B163. $1719 546-8017 orlease.(45P84.5).House 213 /921·8588; 714/'7lElCamino aircond Leaving th e country. DAVE IOSS ,73 ~HTl'C LEASE of lmpc>rls. 213/121-8.588; .szJ..7250. P /B, new br~lr.es, PIS: ~tUt sell lmm~ate).y . POlltlacJShlh ... .,,.. • 714 /SZl-7250. , 7 0 CHEVY . V 8 $1 700 645-7645 71 Custom bwlt Ford 2&80HarborBlvd. 2Dr.Hcrdtop "66 r-·· d Viii f··'I a·""ma"c powe• slee•' • . Ran&er truck w/SX'ICab-Colta Meaa V-8, auto. lrana., ractory VIJl.lpe e e, 11.1. • ""' ... • ·Chrysler 9925 over-Camper. ra1. air conditioning, power FROM pwr., fact air, Ult wheel. mg, radio & heater. Rum ••••••••••••••••••••••• Porta-potty, stabiliier 5464017 iteering. pc>wer brakes, AM /FM_radio, new Ures. well. (016A0N}. $599. ,67 Chrys Twn & cntr, towing bars, j~cQ. ~W .,4 Pinto Sedan, 4 apd, radio, heater. (328KYQ). 1\ l $&15. Ph . $4$-8922 646-4447 Dlr. wgn. All tux. option good sel~ as • unit or In· 19000 mJ, 8-lrack am/fm $2119 • fQJ\ euri6 '74 Coupe de Ville. 2S,OOO '73 Malibu, auto, alt, xln 1tron1 & reliable $Sm. dlvidual. Call 847·2191 stereo. SW>o. 875-7~ DAYE ROSS ~ · mi. All xtras +. $5,895. coad.Bestoffer. 675-6770 1971Torino2d r,~/s, •72 Ford Pinto Squire Ponffoc/5tvh ~ VOL VO fil .. 7629· ,......., IMPERIAL Sed. '73. A a /c, good con · w11on. lo•d•d. Xinl 2'80 H"'b'" Blvd '74 Coupe de Ville , '63 Chevy Impala Station loaded car with all lbe 642-9396 cond.Sl995.494·78'72 Costa Mesa OH '75 Madel1 76 BUY or Costa Mesa 546-1017 '74Pantlac Grand Prix J Model Auto .. P.S., air. rallye whee-ls , vin y l lop. AM/l''M stereo With tape, bucket seaU. 18,000 b.1iles. Ser. J2S25 $3995 Jim Marino Motor Can 1200W. Coast llwy. 645-1102 ( 1'74 w. ... SSll5 Ctvow C-to<>I _.., w/I toad q. loooMdl (S. 102•90) 1114 El ..... t7ll5 1q66 HnrbGr CM. 646 9303 popular cranberry with Wagon. 9 pM s.seo ger , extru. Priced ror quick '73 LTD B-·"bam full , __ _!5~4~6-1~0~1!..7~--!"' ... dt',i,ird i $500 548 7458 sale• (JW648) HoUHl of ... _ · ' "12 Squire Wa1on. 4 spd., '73 Vol•o Wagon while top. 28,000 m ' ex· . . . I . l 21:1/921·8588 · pwr , elec. w1ndow1 AC. new radials, low '71 FtREllRO 1•••••••••~··••••••••••• 145 Fu I · · ed I lras galore. $6000. Kai.by '75 )( J'b bl.al Wagon mpor '· ' am/fm stereo tape, xlnt I '28 32 MPG Must . '60 Classic. Gd tranii . e 1n1ect • ug . 494-8025 . 81 l! e · 714/5Z3·7250. cond $2145/Best offer m ., · · V.--i!·a~to.tr•~-.a1rcon· S4SO /bat orr. 549.3629 gage rack, AM/FM Air, rad1!l15.WP/S, Pl/8 . CHRYSLER CORDOBA 963-dl • . sell, belo'!,.,wLholeaale, dJ.Uoruog, radio, healer, Th•ns&Fr.•Afl4. 9970 C.obn<>l.t. Allt full '"°"9, ••- .. ,... l!rGt. (1421'.IOJ tmP ..... 155tS ....... C~_.. Cooottol, AM./fM ...,._, w .. control, •· (344· radio,outstandingcondi· '69 SDV. loaded, full 5,000 m1 . arran )'. $1&50.494·1\,IUUt aguna) vniylroof. (068JEP} . Uon! Local trade-in. power. cruise control, $5,245. 642-4052. '75. Only 7.ooo miles. '70 Country SqWre Wp. , · d ' $1919 1970 T·Bird, loaded, xlnL am/fmatereo,leatherin-9 Factoryaircoodltionin&, All extras, stereo tape. 72 Pinto. 01;1t11tan 1n1 11 N terl $1350 962 5466 '72 Chevelle Wagon. full power. Car i. loaded SlOOO Pb. 586.1404 cond. Rad 1 o, auto. DAYE ROSS cond. Mu5t se ! ew $3995 "'' or, · · · pus, PS, PB, alt, rack. with every conceivable · · · 2000c c . $1595. B 11 l , Pontiac /Stvh: Tires. Pvt. Pty. 846-3278 C....-o 9917 Xlnt.Sl9S0.642·9868. luxury option. Avail ror Uncolll 99451-"830"7'--""-------I 24.BOllarborBlvd. 1968 Thunderbird 4 dr. tm W. •t11e SSll5 NEWPDf\T IMPORTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73CHEYY lease or pu rc hase .••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Run•bout.·Gd. run-Costa Mesa good cond .. best orr. or ·10 Z·2B Camaro, 4100 ml IMP .. • w•GOH (229132) House or Im· '74 LIMCOLH nlng, car. New tires 546-8017 trade~-1s11 . on new eng, very clean -"" ports. 213/921-8588 ; 4 DOOll $12.00. Ph: 493.026( :---~.:....::.:...:.:_ ___ ic===-=-'-'-"'---::=::--:: 1mc,.ltnltSSlll cond.$2500.496·1605 Power steering, factory 714 /52.3·7250. bl le: with hell '73Flrebird loaded$3200 Vega 9974 Crvl• "'"'""'...._,IQ(!, <N, 7 c·~·1to air. An exrcell~,·· w~aedgon 'fjl ,..,....,._ Jmperlal gttal t:.rt~~ leatbe~~g~ll)' P'tyMDuth ' 9960 orbeslof(er I ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'll!yltop,Nl...,..._IJ~t96J 3100W.Coastll-.Jt&. I -• for your am1 Y e s. '"'""J" $325 'pped "th 11th ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-5297 '71 VEGA Hatchback-4 ~ ..... --""1 v.a. auto. tram., power Carries our Gold eal lransp. cark... 1• or eqw WI • e e~-,61 MTMOUTH speed, radio. & heater . 1172-.....,... 642·9405 steering, power brakes, warranty. (110665). bestofferla ea!673-494 tra.s except subroo · .... PONTIAC WAGON '73. Looks good&: runs well. 51••1 "· • 1 "' 1 '"P· 011 leer*'-"I---~~-----! •adio, beater. (~•r•t ). 0 I $2675 , Z1,<mmilesl (047K.LS). IARl.AC:UDA L w m ·•leage Fully (862 DDVl $1199 -·-"°"'"1 "'4u1os,u1td $191t nlY 7ZCHRTSLllt 0n!Ts $5895 Auto. tuna., •i• condi· e:uipped . P•i~ed ro, 646-4447 . . Dk. 1mw.••SH ••••••••••••••••••••••• OAVEROSS JOHMSOH&SOM MEWYOUllt OH tiooing, power steering, quick aale or le ase. en.;..c-o1.--...... J: ... · CitMral 9901 UttcolftJMerc..,. 4 Door hardtop . A JOH SOM&S power brakes. radio, 1120357). House or Im· '72 Vega Coupe l owner .. ~ifli.<.(S..ltl 191 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pontiac/Shih 262SHarborBlvd. beautiful low mileage U..Collt/Men:IWY heater.C70SKLE). ports 213 /921 ·8588 ; P.P .xlnt.price. 111' u ..... 127115 Dune Buggy 1500 CC VW . 2480 ltarbor Blvd. Cost.a Mesa luxury car with lots of 2626 Harbor Blvd. $919 7141523·7250. 675 -6666 AM/tM •'-'"· ligM --'· air shocks. compl. int. Cos54!'.M0es17• 540.5630 eye appeal. (l25FYYl. CostaM~ DAVE ROSS ...,,...,...,.,, .. ,,.,,..,, •upe .. ha,pcaliSS2-11583 ~ Onlv $2675 540.5630 P...itac/SMI .-,, H•w 9100·.-.,11.w 9100 1•w.1t ... S1• V-w-9770 Volluwa-9770 oltsw-n 9770 JOHlfSOH&SOH ~--9950 2'80HuborBlvd. ~ top, dwol cCllnfoo1 -~. -~·· ~--~-' r~ia M-a ~('.OO!lrolfle.(l.VM691 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• LJ.collljMercury ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,.. '"" 1• C.. .. flle IJ• v; .. ,1 lap, fwrt '•other, duol _,..11>11 .-+1 ek. (XUAl.5) CHOOSE FROM ,,,. .. ,. c-tt• urr•st s.IHUon •I c.tlllaos NABERS CADILLAC 2600~91 ... d. Cotta MeM "'°"9100 · onNSUNDAY WE'RE DISCOUNTING '75 RABBITS Pin Striping, Fully Factory EQUlpped. 11753393670 $3231.49 HARBOURVW 13711 BEACH BLVD .• HUNT. BEACH 842-4435 THE LAST OF THE 1975 DATSUNS ~~~~~§.&, ~f---!~ -@ii ~~\\-~· .. . -.---.·· ~ 8°210 ......... 1·2 DOOR 8·210 ......... 1-4 DOOR 710 ............ 4·2 ODOR SEDANS ------· 610••••••••••••1 HARDTOP 710 ............ 4-4 DOOR SEDANS 610 •• ........ ,. J.4 DOOR SEDANS 71 0 .. , ........ , 5·SIATION WAGONS 610 ........... ,4-STAUON WAGONS 710 ....•••••••. 7-HARDTOPS '73 DATSUN •10 •DI. SIOolH •M, F M, ...,,_.le. ¥1 ... I Too, LIM -· w .... 111>. 110 Wll90N '74 DATSUN '73 DATSUN ..._,t•i •101 ... M.f, .. _.._!>A fllil. 11r •• ...,..._1-n1-11e.o. --- '71 DATSUN 110 WllOON •10 i DOOi N.f . .,..,;,,, .... ~. " "-°· ... _ ......... -·•ic . II"°' llMC•. IM-lt:LO: '<••'1 l °"' 1.,.1 -· :llJG~U $1495 '74 DATSUN """"' c-........ "'Id< --.•-SMN 51595 '69 DODGE ,_,_,._, ...... _ic.· ..... -· ..... •"vM.I '74 DATSUN ...... ·-·-·-IC. ,.,_., ..W, IMIOO .,.,_ ··~ 2626HarborB\vd. '72 Monl ego. MX 546-1017 Costa Mesa Brougham. Mint cond. lt69 PLYMOUTH 540.5630 Lo ml. Wbl/ wht vinyl S AT ELLITE 2 DR . top. Ork green saddle COUPE. Automatic & Continental 9930 leather int. Opera win- ••••••••••••••••••••••• dows. F\all pwr. AM /FM pwr. steering in Lh l.s Im· 1973 Mark IV I owner, xlnt stereo radio. Car is like m.aculate vehicle. Priced cond , loaded $5,300 nu. Priced right. Call a.ft Right. (636ELLl.495.1213 '99-400 6 or Sat/Sun. 833-9171-1.lll=•.;·28113=:...---'""= Conette 9932 PP1 74 Plymouth Duster_V·8, ••••••••••••••••••••••• MERCURY MONTEGO Ab /Ck, pw r . ts te~r1ng, •TOPCASll ' BROUGHAM "73. Air, ra es, au o . rans, For Corvettes and other power steering, power ~ti ~18vinyl roof. u5ed ca rs & truc ks ! brakes_, etc., etc. Priced · · HOWARD Chevrolet, for quick sale. (5411126 ). 'f& Fury. 4-dr. Full power Dove & Qua.ii Sts. Ne•r House or Imports. lt air.Ru.mperfect.$615. Jamboree, Bristol. & 213 /921 -8588; 114/ 64&3614. Ma cA rt h u r, New portUS23-~71.50~~·:_ _____ ,;;=-;;;,';;;:--;;;;:;:;;:t;;:;;; Bea ch. 833-0555 Mmt 9952 ·01 Chr)'•. Imperial ereal 9CJ tranap car ... 132$, or best '69 Vette T ·lop, 4s pd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• o<rert•lles! 673-1494 AM JFM nu tires Brks '65 Mustang 289, good con· etc. Pei. cond. '545~ dition. $800. &15-3972 or Sell things rast with Daily aft. 8. $3600 547·3708. Pilot Want Ads . $7995 PLUS TAX & LIC. Ser ia l :t HL620013668 _,.~~:===i~·-:::n· ! ........ .. :.,I .~.-,.I J-"'rij ... 1 __ ..J ~ • U L W • U SIZ ' 54x75 GAUCHO SEO • ALL FISERGUSS BODY • WALK THRU CAB • SLEEPS 4 TO 6 • 20 GAL FRESH WATER TANK • 2 BURNER STOVE • DOUBLE STAINLESS STEEL SINKS • ICE BOX • URGE WARDROBE • DINETIE TABLE • 5 GAL. LPC TANK • 60 SQ. FT. Of LIVING AREA L;$6~9~9~5~_$.:,24:!.9:.:5~_s.:3~2!,;95:::....J.-:$1~3~9~5...L._.s~29:..9:..:5:.....1..!•:.!!B:UC~KET~EAl.i..S ----=-· ,.::.1DE~LUX~ AG CARPETING ALL PRICES PLUS TAX & LICENSE • PRICES GOOD UiRU 10/20/75 ' , ' I j • 71 AMC MATADOR WAGON radio. Low m11es . Auto. !rans .• radio, heater. (221CMH) 74 PlYMOUTH VALIANT 3 speed. radio, heater. Low exceptional buy! {21 2JSGJ 4 DATSUN 260Z $5995 PJr, mag wheels. AM/FM stereo. (740ZSDJ $2850 Auto. trans .• atr, power steering. Sharp! l280GOVJ -· f .JffP~RfNEGADE cyl., rialo. Special wheels (05017) '66 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT V-8, 4 wheel drive. Special wheels & l1res . (13788G) o. rrans., radio, heater. Soper ecomonvl 34861 } 2524 H-ll•d. ·COSTA MESA 549-102] 645-7770 I l • ' . ' ! THE BEST PLACE TO SAVE -., Huge Cadillac Selection Nabers Codi Hae '74 CADILLAC EL DORADO Our success Every conceivable extra Poses some f118JSG} Very Interesting OMLY '6975 Opportunities l ---------IWe\1e been selling a lot of ,72 Ll .. C~ .._. new Cadillacs. And that " ~ means we\1e been getting M "RK IV a lot of ciean. low-mileage ~ cars in trade. Come in One owner & low mileage. !Oday and see our selection (395FZP) ol greal buys. _ '5395 -·-n-· 1975 Brougham '69 OLDS De Elegence most every conceivable deluxe option LUXURY SEDAM Ca<1;11ac males C342MCDl A real nice family car. S869 S cvwrnoi 1975 El Dorado SA VE $ Cabriolel too. dual comfort •---------!seats, s tereo w/tape. '74 COUGAR Padded lop, every dlx. xtra XR 7 (504NAP} Pnced for fast sale. 5839 5 (1291.KGl 1974 Cpe. De Ville ,4475 Vinyl top all leather inter. 11---...:..._:..:..._=---1 Stereo w/8 track tape etc. (989JTV) '13 CHEVY s599 5 IMPALA 1974 Seel. De Ville WA.GOH Cruise Control stereo w/8 Power steering, factOf)'air, track tape leaded! (Ser. .(110665) 102496) OMLY s5995 '2695 1974 El Dorado ----------IC.briolet. Air. full power. '74 LINCOLN stereo. all the xtras 4 DOOR (142KRD} Fully OQUioc>ed (04 7KLS} S 7 2 9 5 OMLY 55895 . 1973 El Dorado --------1 Auto. Climate Control, '72 AM /FM stereo. cruise control, etc. (3«JFT) CHRYSLER s559 5 MEW YORKER 1973 Seel. De Ville Lotaofeyeappeal. Vinyl top, lull leather. (125FYY} stereo,. air, all extras. OMLY '2675 (350GWTl 55195 074 CHEVY 1973 Cpe. De Ville NOVA Cruise oontfol, stereo. lad. HATCHBACK air. v1ny1 too. full 1eat,,.,.. A real nice economy car. (304898) C630KBY) 5519 5 OMLY 53295 1972 Cpe. De Ville --------1 Stereo. vinyl top, all leather '74 FORD ;nterior, loaded. (900ELVJ RANGER 53595 'I• TOM 1972 Seel. De Ville camper Soeci81 (031855) Ouise control. stereo. vinyl SALE PRICED \':'io~~i'eather ;n1er. (Ser. '73 CAPRI s3 59 5 6CYL l97D El Dorado (543HPBJ AM'IFM stereo, light Thia week-end sentinel, vinyt top. An OMLY '2975 thexlras. (894BSXl '2795 '73 FORD · 1969 Cpe. De Ville GRAM TORINO v;ny1100. 1u11 leather. dual comfort seats etc. ()(LL485.J 2 d00< (317HXU} S 1995 OMLY '2475 1969 Seel. De Ville •7 4 Vinyl top, dual comfort · 8881s. cruise control MERCURY e1c. CXVA4891 MARQUIS s1995 Brougham, 4 door, 21.000 muas. a rea1 CHOOSE FROM -·· C804HX01 Orange Caunly'• '3925 largest Solection of Calllac1 ' t I 976's HOW HERE AND I 975's MUST GO! MEW 1975 PINTO 2 DR. 52789 Incl . 2300 cc 2 V 4 cylinder eng., Cali!. emissions equipment . rad io . five B78x13 BSW tires, front & rear bumper guards & more . (Ser . t5R10Yt28345. Stk. t761) MEW 1975 MAVERICK 2 DR. 53099 250 CID 6 cyl. eng .. R78x14 B/S/W, FRONT ANO REAR BMPR . GUARDS. Calif. emiss. a>nt.(5K91l143912} OVER 20 MAVERICKS TO CLEAR MEW 1975 MUSTANG II 2 DR. HD. TP. 53669 Incl. pin stripes, radial tires. power steering, power front disc brakes. bumper QUSds. radio, heater. tinted glass . ISer . t5R>2Y108991, Slk. 1168) 60 MUSTAMGS ll's TO CLEAR 2 1/2 ACRES OF FINE TRADE INS REDUCED TO CLEAR! FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 4-WHEEL DRtVE HEADQUARTERS 50 TO CHOOSE FROM THE BE '74 AAT X-1 /f 4 speed. radio. heater. (15819) '71 MGI IGT 4 speed. radio . healer. super nice inside & out, mint condition. (4240SU 53222 '7) VOLYO 164! Automatic. air. 29,000 miles. (t5822) 54888 '74 IRICICUM Gullwing cpe .• autonw.tlc. P>W'8" steering. stereo. air conditioning, to 4 ,500 miles.115807} 'I 0,555 '71 TOYOTA MAllll 11 Hsdtop cpe., automatic. air conditioning, radk>, heat•. silver finish. economy apecial. (402JPW) 5 1999 '70MG MIDGET 4 speed. radio. heater. 47.000 miles. (15722) 5 1999 ... '"~"· DllO 4 IP98d. wire wheels. like .-cOHW55n '4999 '74T1UUMPH SPRfllE 4 speed with overdrive.~ --------·I ty e.ooo mueS. Balance of fldory warranty. C204M10} ALL GMC DODGE CHEVY 4 . WHEEL·DRIVE ''TERRA VANS''· MUST BE CLEARED! '3999 '740PIL MANTA • to dlooeel • -& IMJf°"9tica. PRICED TO SELL! '70YOLVO P-1100 Han! IO find. (788CBT) '4222 '7JD-6 4 speed, radio, heater. Qnty 18,500 .. les. (985HPO} • '4995 '73 FIAT I Z4 SPOlrT COUPE 5-.(745GVEJ 53888 JA~AI XJ SEDANS 4 to~hooset SAVE '71 VOLYO 145'5 Automatic. (4090LP) --.... --·-·~ 4 -~t · DATSUN IS HA VIMG A YEAR·EMD SALE OM MEW 1975 DATSUMS s A y • E 5200 WEARE REDUCING OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF 1975 710-610 IY $200 OFF THE MAMUFACTUREltS SUGGESTED UT AIL PRICE! SAYE 5200 (With this ad) Offer ends Oct. 21st ·Daisies TOP 'I QUALITY, UNUSUALLY CLE~M. FAIR PRICED USED CARS :.AT DAVE ROSS Pontlac/SNh '74 AUlllDS 15ToChoOwl Incl. Formulas. From (814KMNJ 53589 '75 USED FllUllDS 16ToCHooel Incl. Formulas + Trana AM. From (292MEC) 54489 '7Z POMTIAC GRAND SAFAIJ WAGOM ' J I Auto . trans .• power " .steering. factory air oonditk>nlng, power bnlkee. radio. heater. roof rack. (749GBL}. '2689 '74 POMTIAC GRAMDSAFAlll WAGOM Auto. trans .• factory air cond itioning. power at~ring. power brakes, radio. heater. rool r (061LFVJ. '4289 '73 POMTIAC ZDr.H--v..a. auto. trans.. fedory air conditioning, power steering, Power brakes. ... radio. heater~(328KYQ). '2189 '7Z PINTO AM/FM stereo, sunroof. dean! {126GIP}. 5 1789 '71 CAMAAO v..a. auto. trans .• power steering. power brakes, ra:tio, heater. (588CJI). 5 1989 '71 FllElllD V·S, auto trans., air conditioning, radio. heS«. vinyl roof. loe&JEP), '1989 '7) llAMCHHO 59UllE V-8, auto. trans •• air conditioning. power steering, power' br1kes, AM/FM stereo. Very delnl (02878$). • '3489 '71 IOMMmW 4DOOI Auto . lrans •• 1ir conditioning, power steering, power brakes ra:tio, heater. (287Gll). ' '1789 '61 PLYMOUTH IAllllACUDA Auto . trans .• air condi t ioning. power steering. power brakes. radioo, heater. (705t<LEJ. '989 "70FOID TOl!MO'COUPE Auto . trans •• air c~nditionlng, power steering, power brakes rollye -.. Landou .CO: (197AFY1. · '1289 ---·-------,. . .... -··-•. -COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUN~ BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee. Inc. 1234 S. Main St . Santo Ano 547-5826 Crevier Mqtors 208 W I st St . Sa nto Ano 835-317 1 Saddleback BMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo 831 -2040 495-4949 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2t:IXJ Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540-9100 CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 546-1200 Roger Miller Chevrolet <;'()() S. Coost ~- Laguna Beach 494-I I 31 540-9967 DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-7781 Newport Datsun 888 Dove St. Nea Moc.Arthur & Jamboree Newport Beach 833-1300 FORD . , Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 642-0010 Sunset Ford 5440 Gorden Grove Blvd .. Westminster 636-4010 ld!t41 University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540-9640 LINCOLN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach Blvd, Huntingt on Beach 842-8844 Johnson & Son Lincoln-Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tustin, Santo Ano 547-051 1 TME DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. OCT08[R 11, 1975 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd.', Costa Mesa 546-801 7 PORSCHE-AUDI Don Burns Porsche/Audi 13631 Harbor Blvd, Gorden Grove 63b-2333 Chick Iverson , Inc. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 TOYOTA Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 Beach Blvd., Huntingt on Beach 847-8555 VOLKSWAGEN Don Burns Volkswagen 13731 Harbor Blvd, Gaden Grove 534-4100 6:00 7:30 1:00 9:00 7:30 1:00 9:00 7:30 1:00 8:30 9:00 7:30 1:30 7:30 a:oo 1:00 9:00 10:00 12:3 1:00 3:00 ,. ~.,I 11 sT E · -l\l · ~' ·v ·ai.. \ren1r1g 1\'10\r1es SUHDAY,OCTOtlDtlt 6:00 5 (C) "9onnJe & Clyde" (dre) '67 -War,.n BHtty, Faye Dunnaway, Gene Hackman. l l "Da~• lte,..,. .. (adv) '58 -JamH Gamer, Jack Ward•n. 7:30 9 (C) "lndlsctfft"' (com) '58 -lna:rld Be~an, Cary Grant. 8:00 11 (C) ''TIM Grwat Nof1ftftelcl, Minnesota ......-(was) '72 -Cllff Robert· son, Robert Duvall. 9:00 7 (29 •> 3 (C) ''They Uioot HorMS. Don't TIMyr• (dra) '69 -Jane Fonda, Michael S:.rrazln, SuMnnah Yof'tl, 011 Youns. Red Button&. ' MONDAY, OCTOBER 20 7:30 9 ''Port! Chop Hiii" (dra) '59 -Or.1ory ,,_d1, Harry Guardino .. Rip Torn. 1:00 5 (C) ''War ~ of the O..p" (ad-fl) '65--Vincent Price, Tab Hunter. 9:00 4 23 6 10 (C) ''TIM UrO Incident" (dra) '75 -James Cart Jonn, E•telle Parson1, Barnard Hu&hH. TU£1DAY,OCTOBEJt 21 7:30 9 (C) "Mlulon Bata,H " (adv) '68 -•oannla Weaver, Vera Mllu. 8:00 5 (C) ''Th• Raven" hor) '63 -Vincent Price, Petar Lorr•. Borlt 8:30 9?00 7:30 8:30 7:30 8:00 8:00 9:00 Karloff. WEONUDAY, OCTOBER 22 5 "Tomb of U 1ala" (hor) '65 -Vincent Price. Etinbe1h Shepperd. 9 CC) "LCKt Command" (dre) '6&-.Anthony Quinn, Alain Dalon, Claudla Cardinale. 10 (C) ''The Lona Ouel" (dra) '67 -Yul Brynner. Tr.vor Howard. THURS DAY. OCTOBER 23 9 (C) "Away All Boeh" (dra) '5&-.Jeff Chandler. G•ol'lr• Nader. Julie Adams. 5 (C) "The Conqu•n»r Wo""" (hor) '61 -Vlncel\t Pflc... FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 9 "aattle Clrcu1" (dra) 'Sl-tiumphr.y BQ1art. Juna Ally10n, KMnan Wynn. 5 (C) "Tll• MHque of tha Red Death" (hor) '64-Vlncent Price, Hazel Court. Jane A1her. 7 (29 8) 3 (C) ''Sounder" (dre) '72 -Cicely Ty10n, Paul Winfield. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 9 CC) "Spartacus" (dra) '60-Klrtc DouCIH, Jean Simmons. Laurence Ollvltr. 4 23 fi 10 (C) "The Mldnlcftt Man" (dra) '74 -Burt Lancaster, Sunn Clark, Cameron Mitchell, Moraan Woodward. 5 "Union h clftc" (wH) '39--Joel McCrea, Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Preston. ----,'TV. !PORT! HltJH//()HTt t~~ .. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19 IO:OOAM D @Ci)@) Wot1d Serles Baseball/NFL Football (Tenta· tive). If a 7th game is necessary for the World series, it wlll be played today. If the series doesn't go 7 games, there will be a doubleheader football game. Teams to be announced. 12:30PM 6 @ Ci) Cl) NFL Football Pre·Game Show 1:00 O @ (1) ®)Pro Football/Worid Series (Tentative). O UCLA football Bruins vs. Washington St ate Cougars 3:00 O USC Football Trojans vs. Oregon Ducks. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20 6:00 0 Ca ) 00 NFL Monday Night Football N.Y. Giants at Buffalo Bills. 11:306 @ 00 (jJ Pan American G•mes Ten minutes of highlights will be shown before the CBS late Movie all tt11s week. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 5:30 0 Kings Hockey Kings vs. Chicago Black Hawks. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 6:00 O Lakers Basket ball Lakers vs. New York Knicks . 9:00 B @ 3 ! l hcil\l I Babe The life story of the most outstand· ing woman athlete of all time. Mildred "Babe" Didrikson Za· harias. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 10:30AM O (Cij (j)) CI) NCAA Football USC Trojans at Notre Dame. 12:00PM 0 Prep Sports World Clf/4-A football Glendora vs. South Hills. 3:00 D NFL Game of the Week 4:00 fJ Rams Football Action 4:30 tJ @ (I) C8$ Sports SpectawLar 5:00 0 ca Ci)) CD ABC's Wide Wortd of SPorts THE O~ILY PtLOT, TV WEEK, OCTOBER It, 1979 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL '50 sATUltOAY: OCTOlllt lla-(r.111.) 3:00 CIN14 8'9WUI incl Defflop.nt 4:SO Surdl! The Qtttst for Penenal ......... ':00 eoa. .. &peritM.t 7:00 Wrtth11 fw a ....... 1:00 (WHllll It SympflMIJ(TAOIN 1:00 Ertal111 a1 $y•plloey (60 min) (PBS) 9:00 MasttfPfta nutn (PBS) Shoulder to Shoulder: "Annie Kennedy" -The suffraaette movement sprt1ds from Man chester to London. 10:00 T11t Tribal Eye (60 min) (PBS) "Crooked Beak of Heaven'' SUNDAY: OCTOBER 19ttt (r.M.) 3:00 Clal'lk Thutte rrevlew (PBS) "Paradise Restored" 3:30 Clinic Thutrt (90 min) (PBS) "Paradise Restored" S:OO lndlln SHUlltf 5:30 $pedal (60 min) (PBS) "Au- tobioaraphy of 1 Princess" 5:30 SpeclaJ (PBS) "Isfahan of Shih Abb11" -A ioo. 1t lsf1h1n, the chosen caplt1I of ancient Iranian Shih Abbas. 7:00 Alc:ttlt of Maa (60 min) (PBS) "The Hidden Structure" 1:0!> Cemmpo™J c.nt.mll taua l:SO Rt••tk Rtblllloll (PBS) "Go· , ... 9:00 SM'*tla• (60 min) (PBS) 10:00 flrt.1 U11e (60 min) (PBS) llOflDAY: OCTOIER 20ttl (r.11.) 10:00 h•-Sdlool rro1r1111111ln1 11:30 Electrlc C.•pallJ (CTW) 12:00 Saam• St....t (60 min) (CTW) 1:00 In-School rro1r1111ml111 2:00 Ascent of Min (PBS) 3:00 9"' ltat (PBS) "William Shakespeare: A bocument•rr Life" by Sam Sdloenbaum. 3:30 Mister Roam Nelahborhood 4:00 Sesame Sllfft (60 min) (CTW) 5:00 fltcbk C.palf (CTW) 5:30 VHla A111re (PBS) 1:00 Qffd Qrowtll lllcl Developtnelt 1:30 Wrtttq for a RetlOll 7:0D SQrdl: Tiie Quest for renollll ......... 7:30 focus: 0..1111 CoufttJ (KOCE) 1:00 Wor1cl rrea (PBS) l :JO Wom111 Alive (PBS) 9:00 Contetnporery Calffontla ...... 9:30 The David SuutllMI Show (90 min) (PBS) TUESDAY: OCTOSER 21st (P.M.) 10:00 In-School flroaram111l111 11:30 Eectric C.•pallJ (CTW) 12!00 Sesame Str..t (60 min) (CTW) 1:00 tn·Sdtool "°"'"......, 2:00 Wa1'm CMl!Dtlo• 2;30 Wuhlnstoa Wttll In Review 3:00Y.t.n' "1*1• (KOCE) 3:30 Mlsttr ROl'fl NelPbettlood 4:00 SesatM Strtet (60 min) (CTW) 5:00 Dectrlc C.mpaftJ (CTW) 5:30 C.rralCOftftcla1 (PBS) &:00 Ila ll•e MartlM (NET) 6:10 C...•tr bpet1tftce 7:00 Clusk ThQtrt rrevt.. "She Stoops to Conquer" 7:30 "'°"' Forum: LqallJ S,..lllna 1:30 lntlmatSoul Anlmatiolt Fnttval t :OO Axtlt of .... (60 min) (PBS) 10:00 en.t ,.,..,_,... (60 min) WEDNESDAY: OCTOIDt ZZlll (P .Iii.) 10:00 ....... ,,..,... .... 11:30 Dectrlc c....., (CTW) 12:00 Sesa111t Strfft (60 min) (ClW) 1:00 ln-Sdlool rro1,.••lq 2:00 ROtlllntk RtMtti.. (PBS) "Go· ya" 2:30 Arabi and llt'Hflet (PBS) 3:00 W"'a• (PBS) 3:30 Mister R•aen Ntt&"*'Ullll 4:00 Sesame Streit (60 min) (CTW) 5:00 Electrlc C.11tpany (CTW) 5:30 VIiia ~I" (P8S) 6:00 ctiffd 8mrth and Dlw...,_llt 6:30 Wrftln1 fN A R ..... 7:00 SQrdl: The Quest for Personal Mun Ina 7:30 Showcase "Ima" -The third of a flvt·part Children's Cham· ber Conurt series. (KOC[) 8:00 Masterpiece Theatre 5'ouldtr tJ Shoulder: "Lady Constanu Lyt- ton" (60 min} (PBS) 9:00 Spedal .. In rtrf1tntara at Wtlf T,.p: Bonnie Raitt 1nd Mose Allison" (PBS) 10:00 Al•ttl Speaks: The Blues 10:30 Rat!Ucles (PBS) THURSDAY: OCTOBEI Zltd (PJI.) 10:00 la-Sdloot ,,.ara••llll 11:30 a.ctnc C.pa117 (CTW) 12:00 S..111 StJMt (60 min) (CTW) 1:00 l..sdlool ,,..,. •• 1 .. , 2.:00 (Hel•I At Syni"'"7 3:00 f9CUI:: Onace c.u:z (KOCE) 1:30 llllsttf Reem Nel(Mftlu~ 4:00 Sesa111 $treet (60 min) (ClW) 5:00 Eltdrtc Co..pa117 (CTW) S:JO Canneoieadu (PBS) 6:00 C.llfontll Mmll (PBS) 6:30 Consumer Elperieta 7:00 Co.t.11ponry Callforall 1 ..... 7:30 The Ona11 Madltne (KOCE) 1:01> 8* Beat "Bia Rtd of Mndclw Stable" by Wlllt1m Ntck (PBS) 8:30 CS1nlc Thubt rmtew (PBS) 9:00 C1mlc Thutre "She Stoopa to Conquer" (2 Hrs.) (PBS) FRIDAY: OCTOIER 24tll cr.M.) 10:01> l•·Scttool rroar111111t11 11:30 Electric Company (CTW) 12:00 Sesame SbMt (60 min) (CTW) 1~00 l•Sdteol ,,.1ra•ml111 2:00 c..teanponry talllomla 1 .... (KOCE) 2:30 Cla-* Theatre rrevln "She Stoops To Conquer" (PBS) 3:00 Ila lhN MartlM (NET) 3:30 Mbtef bctrs NtltflbcNMecl 4:00 Seu•• StrMt (60 min) (CTW) 5:00 Eltdric C..pany (CTW) 5:30 Vi111 Alean (PBS) 6:00 Child Crowttl 111d Dtwtepllttlt ':30 Wom111 (PBS) 7:01> SQrdl: The Quest for Person1I Me1ntn1 7:30 Yotan' rtpallet (KOCE) 1:00 Wtsblnatoa Weft la llvltw 1:30 Will Street Weell (PBS) 9:00 Kup's Show (60 min) (PBS) 10:00 Avtltion Wutller (PBS) 10:30 SMWCIM (KOC£) SATURDAY: OCTOBER 25th (r.M.) 1:00 CMlcl Qlftttl 111d Dtw1l1p••llt ':lO Search: Tha Quest for Pmonal Meanln1 "The Wlnp of lm11fn. 1tion" -Hum1nlties telecourse. 6:00 Consamer [lpertence 7:00 Wrttln1 for A Reason 1:00 £wul111 At Sfml*ftJ (60 min) 9:00 ........... n..trw ........, .. ..... Ider: "l.ldy Const•~ Lyt· ton" (60 min) (PBS) 10:00 The TIM t,. "Bthlnd the Mask" (60 min) (PBS) 11:00 1 c:en I 11:308 row '." 11 I-' • i I ', 11 6:30 I Cl) lfg E41Katioul futum Net fw WNMll 0.,, EarUI Lib Mlc:hHI JKboe Show .... z... """' . C11111bf 1 : 00 . lfEI~="'" 100 aub ' m m C.rtoofts ca (I)> m m AM Amine. • DavtJ l COHaUI Stoel Elcfltn11 : Mister RqeB' N1l1hbofttood 7:30 I m m C.rtoont • Tenneute Tu1edo Marlet Update : Stumt StrHt 1:00 (j) Capt.In lln1aroo Sunup Ro•per Room Tht Allrtstonu Quick Draw Mceta• Tht ... T.L Club t RIJC1l1 l :JO RtflCMHls ho1r.m1 Jac:t lll111ne Yori & Friends HouM of F'tl1htenstal11 New loo Revue : Yiu. Ale1re 9:00 (I) Clwt • N • Take; Marul111 Tues. A profile of Al1b1m1's First lady, Cornelia W1llace; ind 1 look at research in aenetic en1inHrin1 that would allow couples to deter· mine the sex of thtir children. rn m Sesame Strfft B~Ci1®H?:H e I e b r l tJ S.npstaTu The Calle" leave It to leaver AM WAll&tlts @Futuru I Love Luc, Ce11t11 ltn tu111 ) Mite DouflH Sttow ,.rtce la Rl(ht m.pt Tues. Ci)@) m Wltffl of Ftr· c. .. Alltry ~ ...... • m@Fut11res ''"" Ami · Cani "' Counntt 10:00 31 ~~"'tu~. I @) m Hl(tt Rofltn ovlt: Set Daytime Movies. Hq111's Heroes NtW1/PanorH11 dtl Valle lO:JO @ CI) (]) love of Lite @ @®J mHoll JWOO d uarn Movies: See Daytime Movies. CQi Cl)) (}) tl) H•PPJ D111 • Tommy H11nlns Show Trutll or Consequences Cotner Pyle 700 Qub 11:00 @ CJ) (f) Yeunr & Restlna QJ (i)(fij)@l:'M a 111 I f I cat Mlrtlfe Mtchlne I ca CIJ> CV a> Show-Offs ..... Nin"' & the Profeuor EJtdrlc Compe"' 11:30 @ (})Cl) Selrch for Tomor· row B @@o mnrw .. ..., fJ C~ (j)) (]) tl) R II J • t & Re111H m Ltrs Rap m111CNJ /\ I 1 f fJ 'j l.' '·I •• 12:00 NoHtlmt • To TtJJ Ult TruUI 6 I LMI l uq_ I~ ltJ m You Don't SIJ Mme: S.e Daytime Movies. I DrttM of lea11nlt (]) Nooa Affair I Joe hretta CIJ Somerset The Jetsons : Futures • Not for Women 0111J lZ:JO fl @ (])~Al Ult Woftd Tums ~ 9 (j) m Daya ef Our Uvu; F'trst lift' Diana Thurs. "M1rth1 Wnhln&ton" (90) A per· sonal portrait of Mi rth• Wuhina· ton, the wife of America's first Pmident. @ Diel Yan DfU o ca >rn a>A11 M1 a.11. dren f2 ~':ship of Eddie's Fetlltt § Bulhriftl1t 1 :00 @ (}) (() The Culdl"I Ua11t Mme: See Daytime Movln . 6 M~rTJ RFD ca (I.)> m m RJ111'• Hope Jou,.., te MvewtlH• Mat01 Adams Movlt: See Daytime Movies. : Educational Proi111ms 1:30 I)@ Cil Cl) Ed11 !ff Nl(M B ~Ci) @! m Tht Doctors u ~t Thurs. Hazel C~ Cl)) CIJ Ei) Lef1 Ma•e A Deal I Movie: See Dayti me Movies. Z:OO @ CI) Cl) Mlldl CH11 @ (!) ~ m Allotller w..w rttil Doubue Show ca OO> rn m s10,ooo ,.,,. amid 2:30 l:i;j CIJ Cl) Tettletala Ntws c~ Cll> CV m o.. ute to I ltn Hunter h1torviews/F1aturet Cet Smart LI Cati 3:00 @ (}) Musical Ch1lra @l:' Somerset: Mi.1 Dou&Su Tues. ; The Rlft.111111 C.rtoons (~ (j)) CIJ Ef) Gtntr1I Hos- p I (fl love Amerk.ln style @) Movlt: See Daytime Movies: Ironside Tues. Jetsons/Udsvlll• ThrM stootn (l) lrendde Dll't Slladcrn : futures l :JO Dluh! . Mme: See D1ytime Movln. Sdlool Profile Wed. 0 m Mite Dou1las Siios TI<E DAILY "LDT, TV WEEK. OCTOBER ... "" l __ ... Bfltllttbelnlelt ....._: Set D1ytimt Mov~: DMlqeWed. ... ~ 1lt LJKJ Shew MIQef MtaeClub The flt11nttn (J)N .. Z.Rtwt ~&Hudl ( CIJ)~ a.... 'Dmu 4:00 D O CI> Ol m t IPl<w t Soul & SJ•pho"f Tues. A prOlf•m fot youn1st1rs starrin1 Blood, Sweat ' Tt1rs, Melba Moore, the Blldlbyrds, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra i nd the Soup & Troop DanQri. DMuticThl•& lcbJ MMMC111b it(l)>(})&JAIC After· ~Wed. ''The hwn Story" A tender story of two c::hll· dren's efforts to help 1n Injured dHr while setkln1 chances In the l1w to provide more hum1n1 treat· ment of wildlife. lt'ftftJ Hlftbltln Ytrf &,.f rleMI UU1H'1 lllHd CJ) TefTJ & His Friends c.~. Cl) Ml•·12 Uc.tpt Tues. The M11ut.ra : Mister R'19n' NelctlbtfMed ( ()))The FlllltltMn Elcept Wed. eJSubt ,.,. lE RodJ & His Frtndt u1p_. ... _. Sbr Tr .. • Dirt~ Ml•·lZ ucept Tuts. l4ilP & His luiddln ~ ... ~ ... ~.:·CofuH Cl) Men cnm. Plow ucept TIJU. l lrtdy lultdl s.u .. S1niet ( (I)) Micby llMuM au• Elcepf Wt d. tl) MluJo1: I•~ Elctpt Mon., Wed. Ef) Uftderdec 5:00 II fJ ti& fJ) (9 Cl)) Nnn flit lie ilt1t7; NYfo Wed. 9 I I.oft LIKJ iiverkt The nltltstHes CJ) 'rtce la ltipt Ci) Men GrlffNI ~Tun. •oe•m . =fa•ltJ s:30 01J (])<a > Nft't Sha•p die Stirs .... HocbJ Wed. Klnp vs. Chicl10 Black Hawks Hecn'• Hereea The .... a.i Ef)n,..st.ecn AadJ CrttM : The EJedJtc c..,.., • TIM F'llMS J.t .... ., S1tew ... ,. 5 SUNDAY OCTOBER 19 '. ~ < 1 1-1 r; 1 "~ ' • ( *) lltdic.ltea H AdvtrtiM•tllt. 7:00 tJ U.S. of Althlt 3 Voice of Aarlcutturt Serendipity Dtn11la tht Men.a 'toplt's forum Hour of Power Whit Do You uped? This Is the Lift Warren Roberts . ~nbh Movie 7:15 a WIUI Thia Rina 7:30 H1r1tm "obttrott1r1 Jlmmr Sw1111rt Show · Tiit Chrlstophen Mormo~bernade Choir 6 TlmlftJ & laule Voice of Vktory Elementary News Shekht1h Ftllowihlp (I) Ru Humbard 7:45 (I) Stutd He1rt 1:00 Dusty's TrHhouM Htchw11 to Huven • Thb Is tile Uft Rea Humbard 6 l.e1Ve It to Beaver TY I loob It lurl\lltf . o.~ liollath ITT) (3) @ Jeny fllwtll Woncler1m1 WHdtr1ust : Mister Ro11r1' N•l&hbo111ood ( ) D•J of Discov.ry 1:30 l.Mnp Unte My Ffft ()) D1y of Dbc:overy Chllltn&• My Str19on Jimmy sw1a1rt Sh.ow It la Written MHt1111 n ... 1t Catv111 @ (j) lltttryn luhlinan : Stsa1111 Street ( ())) F1bulou1 Kem County 9:00 I ~m@~::tHumbard · m Mfft Ult ,..,,, Day of Dbawery Ca"'pus Profllt·Ylewpolnt tn utrttlon "Posture & Diet" llth!l!I luhlm1n · Q) (.t) Or1I Roberts Come AllYt This Is Your llblt CI) U.S. of Ardllt ,, (j.J) Town Hall Mtttln& Look Up l llYt · la1@~mGr111datlftd ( entative) (~ ())) J11m111 SWaa1rt Show Third Cettbiry USA lnterutioftal Hour Amulna ,ropfltde1 Jtny fllwtll (I) NFL '" lama Show : The Eledric Co1tp11y • Muska y ,alabns 10:00 Today's RtllakMI Acdo11 dt la Co•uRldod/Prob- ltmat Famllla1 0 Ql CI)®) m World Strlu 811tball/Nfl Football (Tentative) II 1 7th 11me is necessary for the Wor1d Series, it wtll be aired on NBC today. Teams and time are tent1trve 1nd 11tern1te schedule for Channel O is listed also. O Here Comes tht Fuhrt (alter· TliE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. OCTOBER 19, 1975 nate) Dffp" (adv) 'SS -James Whit I Hour of Power more, R1lph Meeker. Real Estate Open House Movlt: NAdventum of 51Jlan1 o.tln&• Beu" (adv) '48-Camcron Mitchell Herald of T rutJI 0 CEJ Directions NFL Football Ch1e110 Burs 0 Movie: (C) "River Lady" (adv) vs. Pittsburah Steelers. '48 -Yvonne OeCar1o, Dan Ouryu I SundaJ Celebration I Shtklnall Ftltowshlp Classic Thutre Amerlcan/IMHll TY Hour ) Withlt Mideast Analyib Esta Es la Vld1 : Great 'erformancts: Jennie - 10:30 I C.atera Thrff lady Randolph ChurdliU · Thtafrt of the Stan (Alternate) (Qj CV> Me11 of the Sea (Cij ) (]) rn Dntln 12:30 0 @ Cil (j ) Nfl FootbaU ,,.. Movie: "'The 'eoplt A&1t11st G1me Show O'Hara" (dra) ·sz -Spencer Tracy (1) Real Estate Report I flltll for TodaJ 0 lirandstand (alternate proar•m· C.IV1rr Chapel min&} ,Hllfla Dominlcel 0 m ISSUH & MSWIB 11:00 MOYit: (C) "Somtthln1 for A m Movlt: NBataaa". (dra) '43 Ulntly Man" (dra} '68 -Dan Block· Robert Taylor. Georae Murphy. er, Susan Cltrk, Warren Oates. I Three Stoo1es Rt1 Humbard firm Report Home Buyer's Gulde · Public Strvke (Cifl ) (I) CE> These Are ftlt 1:00 @ ()) Pro Football New D111 Orleans at San Frtncisco. '- F Troop CV (~ Cf)) DlrtctioM Movlt: "Tht 5,000 Fln1ers of 0 taj (jJ ®) m 'ro faotba ll . r• (fantuy) '53 -Peter Lind (Tentative) Teams and time not H1yes, Tommy Rettia. Miry Healy. definite 1t our press time I Churdl In Ult Home 0 UCU footbaR Bruins vs. Wuh- Flnt laptist Church inaton State Couaars. 11:30 At Ont With ... "Gary Owens" Hud.On (11tern1te) lirfftinas Fro111 Gtnn•ltJ § <Cifl CIJ> CV CE> Make A Wish Jim Thom11 Outdoon Glori.I Crey'a Pet H1ven : The Tribal (Je Cltywaldlers · ln1laht 1:30 (Cij (I}) Issues & Allswtrs 6 WrestflllJ Fro"' Ult oty11pk 0 Movie: '1'ht Ln l Ult ltdy'' (adv) 'Sl -Greer Garson. 12:00 (]) C.mpus ,rofllt O Movlt: (C) "The Vella of Bar· 0 Movie: (C) "Heroes of the dad" (adv) '54 -Victor M1ture. BUENA PARK 8966 Knott Avenue (714) 827-4951 CORONA del MAR 2345 E . Coast Highway, Suite A (714) 673-5821 EL TORO 23861 El Toro Road, Suite 202 (714) 586-4240 GARDEN GROVE 10092 Chapman Avenue, Suite .. (714) 534-5042 HUNTINGTON BEACH S07S Warner Avenue, Suite 1 (714) 846-0636 LOS ALAMITOS 3682 Katella Avenue (213) 596-1629 SAN CLEMENTE Zlnkan Ent., Inc. R. E. Zinkan, M.D. Medical Director 212 Avenlda Vaquero (714) 498-1060 hge 6 Z: 2: 3: l : C: 5: 5: ' TM Huuu.t HuaHilt AltafutM In. Y1falllll• 2:00 hit: -Wl11p of flre'' (dra) -Suunne Pleshttte. Fltiftt u.. (f)) ...... of Survtwll RiliofC.. ... la.-.. Elrttftll•Mttlt Hour falttl for Todsy Z:JO Merit: .,.... HMllds" (com) • 4 7 -The Bowery BoY\. m Mme: '11lt Mn lUqet" (mus) '27 -Al Jolson, Wimer Ol1nd. I Ptmc.stal Te•plt Ci)) fn..da of Mu 3:00 USC Football The Troj1ns n. the Oreaon Ducks. 0 Mtvle: (C) "llldbuMr (com) '58 -in1rld Ber1m1n, Cuy Gr1nt. Sinister CIMm• ft.Illa '75 Jl111111 SW1u1rt Show : Will Sttfft WHk ( Cl)) Thia la Utt NFl • Cl"•ICOl•lld•s 1:30 Sbunp die St.n &) t.l*"J Ten1la Rellalous Ton Hiii : WHlllftlttn Woell 111 ...... • Talent Colltast 4:00 It T11ln All Kinda • Sollday limn Theltre o <a CIJ> mm eo11q, FNt· ball 75 CJ) M1vtric:t ~lr..md• m Mom: "To .. or Not To .... fcom) '42 -J1ck Benny § Cl) Roel Cotteert Kort.aa Variety Wof1d of Sarvtv1I : Wor1d Prm • Sulld1J M1tJMe 4:30 Korun NIWI (j) MHt Ult '1111 The fllnbtontt : Les Anaelts News Int.. • lnsJrflt 5:00 (]) face th1 N1tlN Amerlc.I Q1uic Tilts "20.000 Le11ues Under the S.1" U John Mei., Show A Wortd at War (f(iNns &> Movtt: "'When Wtt1da ColOd ... hci·fi) '51 -Rich1rd °'" KOl'Uit Dr1111 (}) Wonl .. A-P9'Pll' .... of the Sea ( Cl)) Alt1t1ca1 luun forv• . Enamdro W..td of SurvlWll Rtvlval of AIMrka 5:30 O CIJ~@ mNen Little Rucala 6:00 Wor1d of Survfvll Moet Utt Prus (]) Rutt! QehNn 5aMlw : l1fah11t of Shah Abbas (R) (9 (IJ) Channtl 29 T~b Tt ... m Sammy ' Co11p1ay m Yitwpolllt on 1tutrtt.tow f ·, t . , I ~ ~ . II -SPECIAL-* THE GAS COMPANY PRESENTS .,AMERICA" 1J Aattriu "Makins A Revolu· tion" (]) The Younc bptntMe 0 Kukla, Fran I OUle "An Old Friend Returns" II Movie: (C) (ZY,llr) "'"•'-& ~ (dn) '67 -W1rrtn Beatty, I'. Dunn1w1y, Gene H.ckm1n. Jerry ViMb "Henry fond•'' lldoulQeornpllk Wild WM Wdt Dlaaulou Movtt: (Zl'lt) '"Oatbr'• bqtn"' (adv) '58 -Jamn Gerner. I (]) llr. ca.i,s ~=.~ldrtw'I Pr.lflllll Tiie V1tlly \.1.1~.CU Thi frucl'I CMf Ju Iii hilds relums to cive 1nother or her famous cookinc leuons. l~SbrTrtk TrttlMH.ise Ctub Corona Now 6:l0 (I) @) @ (}) WUd llftldOll'I 0 Alllrnal Wortcl "Etern1I [vtr· elides" 8111 Burrud 1nd his cam· eras visit lhe Ever1lades In Florida. ({)Sunday $pedal "Lucy Goes to 7:00 iif ,;:::.""'' <i Report frNt Make City "The International Women's Year Con ferenee" I Situ.ttioll Cotnedy Jffr1117 to Adve•ture Roll« SllHI IJ TRAPPED IN A CAVE! * Ghost Town Rescue On THREE FOR THE ROAD IJ @ (I) Ci) Thrtt fM tbt Road "The Clv•" Pete 11rett to photo· 1raph an errie cave for a brochure Dan Marshall (Clu Gulaaer) is pl1n· ning to use u 1 tour1st attrlCtion to 1 1host town. Son John's 1dmir1- tlon for his dad's old w1rtime buddy creates a little jealousy ind 1 lot ol worry for Pete when his oldest son 1ccomp1nles Marshall on a dar· ina e11ploit into the trucherous cave. 0 MISCHIEVOUS MOOSE * MADNESS ON DISNEY 0 fD 00 dQI @?:} Wof1d el DbMJ "S.ems There WIS This Moose" Disney cameras capture tht "arow· Ina up" period of 1 b1by moose u the awkw1rd younaster experiences fun and d1n1er for the first time . u <9 (j)) @ m s.ta r ... .., RobiaSH "Th• Tiki" Hel1• and Er· nie 1re captured by natives who suspect them of deliber1tely dese· cntin1 1 ceremonl1I hut. Midl11I Ansara end Claudio Martinez auest. What's My U..1 The Fii Siil• Dat11011 llO "' .. 41¥tt: (C) (211r) "'Muvt11 llr. AllllW' (dra) '58 - Deborah I('"· Robert Mitchum. I ~:. Co111p1ny 7:30 America Movie: (C) (Zl'lr) '"1ndlte:tttr m) '58 -ln1rid Btrcman. m ·r1L DEATH DO us * PARr-A SENSITIVE ALM ON WIDOWHOOD fD TUI Dtdl De U1 ''rt Lynne Uttman's sensittYe and acdaimed film on widowhood delves Into the problems, 1rlef and 1djustments shared by over 10 miltion women in the United StatH. Tli[ DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. OCTOBER 19, 197~ ii) Sltu1ti.n Co•tdy a> •eru• 'rttrai11111 1.-00 fl SPECIAL: A HOME OF * OUR OWN with Jason m TONIGHT: "SHOULDER *TO SHOULDER" on Masterpiece Theatre Mobil Oil Corporation Miller-BELL SYSTEM FAMILY THEATRE Eii) ... .,,._. TIIMtr.: Deutdtr to Sho111dtt "udy Constance Lyt- ton " The suttracettei encounter vlo· lent rulst1nce from 1 mil•· fl@ m I Wcb\L I A Hoat dominated 1ov1mm1nt, 1nd tht tf Our Oit11 This rul·lifr drama ftlll slstet of the (lr1 of Lytton ls stus Jason Miller IS the Rev Wil· tortured and force·ftd 1n pnson. him Wuion, founder 1nd director Judy P1rfltt sUIB IS udy Lytton. of Nuestros Pequenos Herm1nos. 1 fl) ,._,.. de laf.I home tor orphaned chlldren which Is *-'ltd 1t three sites n11r Mexico 9!30 I Tiii llna rs Collllaf City. The dr1m1 depicts how F1ther • Coinmiu•lty feedbad WHson held on to his difficult 10.00 Rtwfval nra drum, ind made 1t a l1ct Co st1rs iJ TERROR TONIGHT' lft Pancho Cordovi. Cu1llermo San • Juan, Pedto Armendariz Jr., ind * PALANCE IS .. BRONK" Enrique Novi. fl @ (]) (IJ lr011l Brooke Pal· 0 @ Cil @) m Ellery Quoen •nee. dauahter 01 series star Jack "Miss Aa1ie's Farewell Perform-Pal1nce. m1kei her professional 1nc1" Durlna 1 radio bro1dcast of debut IS a youn1 run1w1y alrt the conllnuin& serial, "Everyd1y's whose terrible h1untin1 memories Journey," the st1t, Miss Agie. col· lead her to 1n Ocean City umetery. l1pses from polson1n1. She's rushed When the disturbed 1lr1 Is picked lo the hospit11 where she's well up by the police, Bronk tries to enouah to call a pres.s conference. help her find the key to her pest- then later that mcht is f1t1lly shot. until the present becomes 1 nlrflt· Eve Arden. Bert Peru. Betty White. mare of blackmail and murder. John McGiver, ind John Hiiierman 81rb1r1 Berrie, John CraWford and g11est. John Colte0s 1lso ruest. (I) USC footNU Day 9f Dbc:oftry 0 (~ ) (]) ED Sb Million $ Nlcfrt lelte,, Maa "The De1dly Tes1" S1eve 1nd 1 filth fOf Tod11 woman tut pilot t1ke to the air ...., u decoys to turn who 1s behind lerry fl._.., 1 plot to destroy 1 youn1 prince Ntw1/Woocl1t1ul TrftflJ tr11nln c to be 1 pllol. Leig~ Chris· On tt'le Un• ti1n. Erik Estrade and M1rtln Speer : lltUrvltw/Rlv1ls of ~ 1uest olmn ID Movie: (C) (Zllr) "Tiit Crut Lou Qordct• Show Northfield. Mlnnesoi. Raid" (wes) 10:30 PHttttten '72 -Cliff Robertson. Robert Du· Today It Ac111 Clllellte VIII. C..•unlty Ftt6ad Int of 30/Nt'ft 11:00 D m@) crlJ Cl) ...... I Saft! Yorty Show 700 Qub Evtnln1 1t Sy111phon1 700 aub El Show de Sytvla Pinal Wtt1d of Survival 1:30 O Amuln1 Wor1d of Ktatfn • Mevle: "On the llad'I" (dr1) 9:00C!JQ)(I)(R;)er;,NBC Sund•J '59 -Grea?ry Peck. Ava Gardner llystlry -lkeloud "Showdown at m Mlss.IH. l•ponlblt Times SQuue" McCloud's befriend· ~ m KATHRYN KUHLMAN 1n1 of an Indian involves him in 1 * (IN COLOR) search for the lndi1n's arandson. llatt'lryw K.lhlll\11 with robbers 1nd, fln1lly. a "run· (}) N11111efttM111111 In" with Chief Clifford th1t results : Ku11'1 Sl'lw in McCloud's quitting the force. • JIMMJ SW1u1rt Show Chief Din Geo<1e. Don Meredith, 11:15 (])Mr. Coapef 81tltlt Shuon F1"ell, Henry Gibson. Ted 11:30 Pro Footbtll Beat/Mewlt: (C) Hertley and John Kaufman auest. urder OM" (dra) '69 -Robert O Or1l Roberts Conrad, Diane Biker, Howard Duff. U Jane Fonda in "They 00 Ean1tlls• * Shoot H , 0 S.111117 & Co111p1ay Cunts In· orses. Don t ctude Ridmd Pryor Mike Oouflu They?" 1st time on TV 1nd Lucie Amil. ' 0 (ti' ) Cl) ED AIC Sunday ~ Medll M41¥tt: (C) <2i/ihr) "Tbcy Shoot NNI Horus, Don't ni.,r· (dra) '69 -TMpula J1n1 Fonda, Mich1el Sarruin, (10) M41¥tt: (C) "A Man Cou&d Cet Susann1h York. Gi1 Younr. Red l(llfecr (com) '66 -J1ma Gamer Buttons, Bonnie Bedell•. Michael Ii I Susl11 Al11110 Conrad, Bruce Dem. Al Lewis. Rob· ) louta '•ul lAll11111 ert Fields. Based on Horace Mc· 11:45 s. .. .., & Cot11p11J Coy's clusic novel of survival, ho~ 12:00 befty T1111pil1 Cflurdt end desperation durina the De· Movie: (C) "Tht Ride to Hana· pression, the dr1m1 pits 1 croup of 1111'1 Trtt" (wn) '67 -Jack people 111lnst each other In • I ord, Don C1llow1y. "Dance Merethon.'' • cru1I fld of Notte D•m• Foetblll Hlpllfllb th• 30s which reduces the "con· W1rrea Roberb testanls" to exhaustion ind near· : f'Mby RNdlqs hysteria. Gia Youna won 1n Academy ( (I)) Ntwa Award for his perform1nce. 12:15 ( (])) S..nhlt Movie m Co•• Altw 1:00 · Scaalllar frttlJ Samurai DttKttvt 1:55 Movie: (C) .. Arrow lit U.. Dvsr The OM w., (wes) '!>C-Sterlin1 Hayden Paae 7 Hope wlttt Mertn. Reye end Deen Mertln. HotM and !"till Harris P•ee B THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. OCTOBER 19, 1975 --. . ~c ·LOSE -UP . -.. j -"""" '! .. 1 ... '25 YEARS OF HOPE' Who would have dreamed that the baby boy born as Leshe Townes Hope In Eltham, England on May 29, 1903 would grow up to be America's greatest comedian? And who would have thought that the four·year-old Leslie, amvrng with hrs family rn Clevelar.d· Ohio. would one day be a member of the e rte corps of entertainers who have triumphed in all frve major show business areas: vaude- ville, stage, radio, motion pictures and tele- vision? Leslie, of course, eventually took the name "Bob" and is now known to millions of peo· pie all over the world. On Friday at 8PM, Bob Hope wrll present a look at 25 years of Bob Hope shows -a quarter·century of television history. Over 100 stars will be seen during the two hours, including Frank Sinatra, John Wayne and Brng Crosby, who will join Hope to introduce their own segments. It was Easter Sunday rn 1950 when Hope made the transrtron from radio to television. "It may seem hard to believe," he recalls, shaking his head. "I had done 25 pictures and probably 30 Broadway shows, but this brand·new medium was so Important. . . . well, I tell you. I was so nervous that I wasn't myself." The first telecast originated from New York's New Amsterdam Theatre on 42nd Street. The guests were Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Beatrice Lillte, dancer Hal LeRoy, Dinah Shore and tfle Jack Cole Dancers. The weather outside was beautiful. but Bob and Dinah sang "Baby, It's Cold Outside." Since then Bob's telecasts have originated from all over the world -aboard jet planes, on ocean·going carriers, from outdoor amphi· theatres in war zones and even the NBC Color Studios in Burbank, Calif. Hope was a well·known name even before he entered the world of video. His first pro· fessional stage appearance was In a Fatty Arbuckle show In Cleveland. That led to vau· deville in Detroit and his first stage show, "The Sidewalks of New York," in 1924. "Ballyhoo" was hrs first Broadway ap· pearance. in 1932. Then came a succession of New York hits: "Roberta" in 1933, "Say When'' in 1934. "Ziegfield Follies" in 1935 and "Red, Hot and Blue" in 1936. Hope's radio career was launched when he was a guest on Rudy Vallee's Thursday night program. He became the star of his own radio show in 1938, the same year the made his feature film debut, in "The Big Broadcast of 1938." Since that year Bob has performed In over 1,100 radio programs and 63 motion pictures. Some of the titles he has starred in since that 1938 debut include: "Thanks f0< the Memory," "Road to Singapore," "Road to Zanzibar." "Road to Morocco," "The Princess and the Pirate," "Hollywood Victory Caravan," "Road to Utopia," "My Favorite Brunette," "Road to Rio," "Sorrow- ful Jones." "Fancy Pants," "Road to Bali," "The Seven Little Foys," "Bachelor In Para· diae," "Road to Hong Kong," "Call Me Bwa· na," "I'll Take Sweden," "Boy Did I Get a Wrong Number," "How to Commit Marriage" and "Cancel My Reservation." Upcoming is a new "Road" movie with Bing Crosby: ''Roao to Tomorrow," which will also star Dorothy Lamour. Hope is the most decorated civilian In the Unit,e4 -States, and to list all of his awards would take an entire issue of TV WEEK . Some of the most impressive awards are: ttte Con· gresslonal Gold Medal, presented by President John F. Kennedy; the Medal of Freedom, pre- sented by President Lyndon B. Johnson; the Medal of Merit, presented by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Distinguished Service Me- dal, highest award presented by the U.S. Navy; and the Distinguished Public Service Medal from the U.S. Department of Defense, the highest award the military can bestow upon a civilian. The names of the stars who have appeared on Bob Hope's television specials over the last 25 years would read like a Who's Who of show business. From Dinah Shore to Olivia Newton-John, from Cantiftas to Neil Arm· strong, the list is as impressive as any list of luminaries you could assemble. To read the names is to think of the history of the video medium: Jack Benny, Jimmy Durante, Jackie Gleason, George Bums, Sid Caesar, Phil Silvers, Dean Martin, Lucille Ball, John Davidson, Perry Como, Tony Curtis, Glen Campbell, Carol Channing, Steve Allen, Dyan Cannon, Alan King, David Janssen, Tony Randall, Eva and Zsa Zsa Gabor, Danny Thomas, Steve Lawrence, Eydie Gorme, Ray Charles, Cyd Charisse, Flip Wilson, Tom Jones, Aretha Franklin, America, Johnny Car- son, Red Buttons, Wall9 Cox, George Gobel, Soupy Sales. Pat Paulsen, Buddy Hackett Sally Struthers. Jerry Colonna, Bill Dana, the Smothers Brothers. David Brinkley, ChG.. Huntley. Anita Bryant, Charley Pride, Juliet · Prowse. Martha Raye, Phyllis Diller, Jack Paar, and of course, Sinatra, Wayne and Crosby, among many others. Perhaps one of the highest compliments ever paid to Hope was Time magazine's de· scription of him in a cover story a few years ago: "Hope is the Will Rogers of this age, a kind of updated. urbanized farmer's almanac of political and social curents .... More than Rogers, Hope has become the friend of poli· ticians and statesmen, tycoons and sports· men." Hope • ShJr1ey ltou ..• In • Ken• from ''The •le HoCM with Jeny ~ (ucoNll frem '-ft) aNI twv •roedcHt of 1931." Royal Canacl!an Mounties. 10 10: 12 1 1 3 3. 6: 6: 7: ): MONDAY OCTOBER 20 For momlna •nd •ft•rnoon Ustina•. pluM ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, few your c.onvanlenca, •re the d•y'• movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1~ Ci) "'The Dirt Altaet" (dt1) '35 - Frtdnc Much, Merle Oberon. 10:30 U "'The Mu1mRy'1 To•b" (hor) '42 -Lon Chaney Jr., Dick Foren. wMur· dtr In Ult 11111 Room" (mys) '44- 0onald Cook, Grace McDonald. 12:00 m "Htr Hlahnus l the Bellboy" (com) '45 -~edy Lamarr. Robert Walker, June Allyson. 1:00 0 "ltyond &lory'' (dra) '48 - Alan Ladd, Donna Reed Qj (C) "A Wom111'1 Wortcl" (dra) '54 -Fred MacMurray, June Ally· son. 1:30 0 (C) "The Glenn Miller Story'' (mus) '54 -James Stewart, June Allyson. 3:00@) (C) "The Vlnta&e" (dra) '57 - Mel Ferrer, Pier An1eli. 3:30 CV (C) "Wiid, Wiid Wiatt." (mus) '66 -Gary Clarke, Chrts Noel. fJ (C) "Fantastic Voyaee" (adv) '66 -Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch I V I i ~ I N <, 5:001 ~~~~= Bona nu ( Ci)) (Il (E Nft Monday NiJht ootball PU. Gtanls at Buf. falo Bills. • Ironside Pertridae f1mlly Adem·l2 Soledad Sbtr T,.11 • Kup's Show little Reseals H~r 6:30 I Mm &rlffln Show ltwikhed (}) Ho111t's HeNIU • Nashwllle 1:00 o Ill CI> m """ 1ewtln1 fOf Doll1r1 Mod Sqi&ad To Tell the Truth • C..C.ntntio11 I levt Lucy The Flt (I) Guna•oke LI Lobe Lowe Ameriu• Stytt : auslc Theatre Prmtw "She Stoops to Conquer" I Paloma Addams Family ):30 $2.5,000 Pyramid .m Wiid IUn&dom '1uskers St· low'' Martin Perkins and Jim Fowler journey to Kru1er National Park in the Republic of South Africa to capture a youn& elephant as part of a study project. I Lovt American Style Treasure Hunt Million $ Movie: (2hr) "f'on p HW" (dra) '59 -Gre1ory Peck, Harry Guudlno, Rip Torn. I Htp Rollen lracly lu-" Ci) Wild World of Alllruls The Ope• Mind "The Woman at Walerpte" Jill Wine Volner, for· mer W1ter1ate prosecut1111 attorney, dtscusses the r1n1e of problems confrontin& a fem1l1 attorney in the tr1ditionally m1l1-domln1ttd criminal courtroom. Richard Hefner ho!ts. m My Uttle ... ,, .. 1:00 0 @ (}) '"*11 That "rot· ten·• job Brenda had 1t the bank now looks aood efter she quits and ts faced with the thorns of unem- ployment. After countleu job inter- view rejeetions, she becomes con- tent lo lust sit . . . until steady boyfriend, Lenny, offers her a new Job -as his wife! 0 @ (l) @) m The lnlslbfe Man "Go Directly to Jall" When the cleanin1 woman at the 1(111 Cor porat1on has no place lo 10 for help in the alleaed fr1me·up of her imprisoned son, Dan Westin aarees to intervene an4 interrupts a major undercover dru& lnvesti1atlon. James McEachin and Paulene Meyers 1uest. 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Wer ~. of the o.p~· (SCl·fl) '65 -Vincent Price, hb Hunter. I Wild Wltd Wtst Dealtt's Cholct Joh11 Barbour Show s.car froia Mesko Cunsmolle In Performence 1t Wolf Trap "Bonnie Raitt and MoH Allison" (fl Muy Aaradeddo m Japanese L1111ue1e Proarams 1:30 B @ m , h y 111 • Phyllis' past catches up with her when all her Minneapolis btlon1in1s arrive to tn· undate the Dexter home and she finds 1t ditf1cult to part with the mementos from her put with Lars. I Don Adams' ScrHn Tut Merv IMfful Show lleverty & Vidal Snsoo11 Sllow Los htlvous 9:00 B (i1J Cl) (j) All In the ·F1mlty Considering chain letters to ..,e nothing but superstitious bunk, Archie defies the bad luck promised 1n the letter by breakina the chain, only to find himself the obj.eel of a strm1 of mishaps . @ Movie: (2hr) "HUJh, Hulll, SW.et Charlotte" (hor) '65 -Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland. 0 @@~6t)NIC Muday Movie: (C) (ltlr) !'T1te UFO Ind- dent" (dra) '75 -J1mes Earl Jones. Estelle Parsons. Bunud Hu1hes. A fact-based drama deSCfibin& the ex· periencu of Birney and Betty Hill, who maintain that in 1961 they were taken aboard a spececr1ft end eumined medically. (!)The Ultoucha~es fJ WC s,edal "Driver: Mario Andretti" Noted racin& joumahst Chris Economaki gives an overview of Marlo and racing today . &) The lokl Ones @ Movie: (C) (2hr) "'owderte(' (adv) '70 -Rod Taylor, Dennis Cole. m 'COME OUT SINGING' * WOMEN'S MUSIC ON 28 ft) I fjllc1A I Come Out Sln&lnr! Concert of women's music featurin1 sin1ers Holly Near, Mea Christian, Chris Williamson and M1r1ie Adam performin1 their own composltion1. (~ Cl)) m Barbary Coast 9:30 B @ Cil Ci) Mallde How do you THE DAILY I'll OT, TV WEEK OCTOBER 19. 1975 • • • 1000 I Beautiful lT Stick-on Labels • PERSONALIZED •srYUSH •EASY TO USE •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE AND SIZE OF LABEL Mra. 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'""-...'°" (mui) '49 -June H1vet, Gordon latt.lry Cont "Sauce for ~he MaeRae. Goose" A rlued ind re-rued h18'1 10:30 D "'T1lt Mu•u,.y'a &bost" (hor) '43 stakes poker &amt lnvolvina • -Lon Chaney Jr. 1ht Mptery ot superstitious polltlcl1n ind • llttle Marie Rorer· (mys) '42 -Marla 1reen book used for bl1ckm1\I, leads Montez. Patric Knowles. Cash ind Cable Into tht world of 12:00 ~ "Ulll111 Ruuefl.. (mus) '40 - poli\lp to aet the kln1pln of cor-Allee Faye, Don Amtcht. ruphon. Joseph Camptntll1, Burr 1:00 g "NeYtr Say Dlt" (com) '39 - Oe8ennln1 end Diane Mc81ln Bob Hope, M1rth1 Raye. 1unt. 9 "Dtllre le the 0111t" (dra) '60- l 8eor11 'ubtam Report Raymond Burr, J01n Bennf'tt, Mer· Get Smart the Hyer. The Tribal Ere "Crooked B"k l :JO G (C) "The Barefoot c..teAa" of H11ven" A portrey1I ot tribal arts (dre) '54 -Humphrey Bot•rt. Av1 lrom around the wor1d Gardner. Ros~no Braul. <9 Ci)) Hff Hn 3:30 (I) "Mr. llO" (com) '50 -Ed· aJ Mllsio.: l"'pou)blt mund Gwenn, Burt Ltncasttr. 10:30 O C.m•u"lty fttdlMct 0 (C) .. ledmltir (com) '68 - Q) flltwl R1quel Welch, Peter COOk. EID Tiii Dutt! Us Do Pert CA) ai)Aco•pa11•• 11 = 00 fE Rl~e:-s lat•fC~ Set IHko Tll4 Lucy SJlow The Ash1H11 fUt Mod Squad CI) 'tter 8unn c. ... bet ( ) Ltve Amtrla11 Style 11; 1 s @!) Cltttlnl 34 11:30 ll@CD CJ), • II A "' • , I • can Qltt1n/ClS l.ttl Movie: (C) "Wlllt'1 A Nice lb1 Ub Your (com)-'J4 -Brend• Vaccaro, Ed· lmon:!:;i~ Roddy McDowell. a Cll ®l m , .... "' eeno11 Tiit HOHJll'IOMtn Movie: "Wll .... d.. Stnlttl vs. Scotsand Yard" (mys) '52-Rleherd Ctr1son, Grtt1 Gynt. 0 Mystefy Thdtrt: ..,.,., ...... (susp) '71 -Dian Stockwell, Sttf· 1nie Powers. J1mn Stacy, Ttna Chen f> Morie: ..,,.,., of Cttr(' (tdv) '57 -Kirt Oou1tas, Ralph M"lttt, Adolphe Menjou. m Mluloft: 111,...Jb&e fll) W1111111lleu111 II Ntt A fMIM A took at 1 Loa An&tlH tree houn i j"ieh servu u • ftmlniit 1rt cal· Cl)) TNU\ •t Co11Mquet1ea lZ:OO fwllcht l.oM Mowte: "W•kl Up & or (mys) '66 -Robert Hoffm•n. Lis• Gas· ton I. 11:30 I"''° M11r,... UNCU I ':%.•::.cllqs 1:00 . i!. ~"*'" l :SS MooM: (C) "Otl ..... °' W..· tt" (com) '57 -D1vld Niven, Gln11r Rorers. Tony R1nd11I, O•n Dilley. l :400Mevlt: ................... (dre) '48 -Robert Preston, R~ Mitchum, 81..ttr• Bel Geddd. P1ce 10 ! , t •, : •,; I , l:OO llll~e., ..... lronsWe '•rtridlt fa•llY Adaat-12 Soledld Wotld Utettture Ctusldt (Sitt) . : Gettln' Over Motown artist ind executive Smokey Robinson 1uests In this m1111int·style series pro· vidlna instruction In s~ills for ml· nority teen11ers. (9 (l)) Tt11th •t C.1tatqUtiat m lJtdt Rlsals Hout 6:30 I Merv Crfffle Show lewlkbe4 (])Hta111's Herea : 8°" lat "Cruy Saltd'' by rcora Y,hron. <9 (JJ. ) lave Alatfbn styte mAatrba~ 1:00 009Cll fEEDNews lrMsWI .... ..,,.,Dell,, 6 Mod Sq!IM Tt Ttll Ult Trvtlt CotlClltrltln 'l.ne l.IKy Tltt Fii (D Cuu.ob LI Lobt : Al•tta S,Ub: Tiit .,.,.. (f)) ...... ., ... Adel•• f1•11J 7:JO N .. Tre&Mlrt H1111t ·~~;: :"' ... . ~=$Mtwtt: (C) (i.t) .... .... •• a.ta111a .. (1dv) '68 -Dennis Weaver. Vera Miln 1.,.., ..... Dr.WM:Tlltt..._ Allhut World .., Uttlt M111i. THC OAIL.Y PILOT, TV WEEI<. OCTOBER l9, 1975 1:00 tJ (ll) (]) ~ Tima Flori· 1· Tiie A1ce11t ot M11 da·s 1ivln1 a surprist baby show1r 9~JO Rftn but il's flond1 who 1ets th• bluest 1 '*• Clans surpnn when lht autst of honor 10:00 @(I)()) 1ucott H11 '1'he mikes 1 5hockl11& announcement Suitors" Brien prepues to tr1Vtl to about her il~.e_endin1 b rth. Cohasset, two hours •way, to visit 0@ (6) ~ 11' Mo v I•' 0 • his 1unt. Rosamond feels she Is the '°Will the List Trucker Leavin& IHI lo know he is lttvln1, they Ch1r1ottt Please Turn Ott the ar1ue ov1r tht way he treats her, llthts" Sonny end Wiii seek the ind pert on unh1ppy terms. Durinr daddy of a four-year-old &lrt who Br11n's absence two youn1 men try rnlstakenly climbed into their truck to win Roiarnond 's affections. durin& 1 itopQYer. B "JOE FORRESTER" IS ,, 111ev1t_: (2hf) "'!"• ltavttl" (hor) * ACTION COP SHOW 63 -Vincent Poe:., Peter Lorre. -~ m 1CA1 °' J F t Boris K1r1off ~ ~ \.!!.) WiO u:.i .. trru " (1) Wl6d wlid Wut "Powder Blue'.' On lotn to th• D <9 ((}) mm H11191 Days detective buretu.. Forresttt Is .,. ''J1ilhouse RocY• Richie rtfuses to s11ned to work with 1 female 1>1rt· lt1ve jail even after eharaes arainst ner, whose Jetlous husband prompt· him have been dropped, In a pro· ly accuses Joe of Improper 1dv1nces. test 111inst 1 new 10 O'clock cur-Dorothy McGuire. few ltw 11 the local teen11e hanr· z ,m i!)M """ out trry tso11 I. Dultr'1 Cltolca (fjj CJ)) ()) &) Mamis Welby Joll1 Barbour Show M.D. "An End & A Be1innln1" It's (J Sbft de Iris CtlKOll "wedding bells" for Dr. Kiiey ind The Rlvlh of Shttiod Holmu Janet Bl1ke, IS they decide to move e Woman In the Bia Hat" up their weddln1 date when Janet's I EJltot Aunt and Uncle st1rt rrilkina eltb· J_!ll!MM Lt11uap Prorrams orate ,Pla~s. But D.r. Welby's happi· l :JO {11) CD Jot & Son.s When Joe's ness 1s t1n1ed with eoneem over 1 blind d1te. arran1ed by Josephine. youn~ boy suffenna from 1utlsm. turns out to be a women comina H•!a lle Sch1fer, Murray M1theson, on 1s if 5he were a tetnaaer, Joe Julie ~ams, Jason Evers end Rich· hes to find a w1y to politely tum lfd G1lhl1nd 1uest. her off. • Georp Plltnl111 Report 0 (QfJ ()))(I) EE W • I c o m e 5ott Smlrt Bad, lotter "One of Our Sweathop : MontJ 'Jthon'a FlJttta araas Is Misslna" Epstein is the loser in 1 10:30 ' Heltyweocl Sq11res icrap with Todd Ludlow, and the · Gamer Ted AnftlWttl other sweatho1s kid him alter the News fl1ht. Ht decides he is no tonier : Anato111y of AA Abotttoe 1cteptable to his classmates. so he · EJ Show cit Witter Mercado ru.ns. 1w1y. Barbarino ~ets up 1 11 :00 (]) 0 d) m &) News m1ss1n1 persons center tn kotter's Cl) ~ 9 @ Newt cl1ssroom. Best of Croucho i The Bobby V111t11n Show Sat Bllko MtN Qr1ftl11 Show Tht Lucy Show levtrfy & Yidll Sassoon Show The Ashm111 flit El Sllow dt Ednlta lburio Mod Squid 9:00 Q1J (]) (JJ SWltch! Henry Silva CI1 Mr. luclly auests IS jewel thief who has been Combllt w1ltln1 nearty seven yeers to fence : Woman Alive 1 famous emerald. Pete end Mac ( (j)) low• Alllttb11 SIJf• concoct another "emerald scheme" 11:15 · Ci11ema 34 and hive only eleven days to 1et the 11:30 @ CIHf ) h • A 1ur I can thitf to bite on their scheme and &Imes/CBS Litt Movte: (C) ~· produce the real emer1ld before the way to Daffi" (susp) ·74 -Ross statute of !Imitations runs out on M1rtin. Stefanie Powers, Tia• An· the orif in1I emerald theft. drews, Bobby Shennan. D II POL CE STORY"-A 0 Q)@ ®) m Joll1t"' Canon *·REAL COP SHOWt Horticulturist Th1lassa Cruso auests. _.. _.,,.. m l(AI • ~ The No...,.oontn ..., 1611' !..!!.I Wjll 11' hllu Storr • , • "feet f<>< A Shadow" Don Meredith ~i. .• "Coltftslielt' (drt) 57 Ind David G Oh St • d I -Denms 0 Keefe, June Lockhtrt. . r ~r s ~ en 0 (Qj (j)) (]) Wide w..w Mp-lnvest!&•l<><a who t~1~k their lat11t ttry "Distin! Etrty wami (' ctse ts r11lly homte1de. A broken r.ti Movl . 11 ,. windshield wiper with blood on it Is .., , •· "Ho11tt of tM Brave lhe first clue that the "tecident" (d~a) 49 -James Edwtrds, Lloyd w1s not just a simple hit-and-run Bndaes. Steve Brodi e. Tia• Andrews Vir1lni1 Mayo and I Mission: lmpolliblt Th M .' : fallt11 Anatb eresa erntt also ruest. 12•00 TtrillPt bl (j) Tht U11toudllblt1 • "! 0 lfOOKIES--MIKE'S ,Movft: <,C> A Y•~. ,,,.. •• Al· * PARTNER DEATH LADY till' (dra) 62 -Bna1tte Bardot. I Poetry Readlnft '' 0 (t1j (j)) (I) ED fht Rooltla 1%:30 NYPO "De1th Ledy" An attractive, dtdi· Movtt: .. ltttript" (adv) '47 - ~ltd youna policewoman becomes Geor.l!. Rift, June Havoc. the teraet ot bitter resentment with· 1:00 I llOI m To111now in the dep1rtment when her prolte· CtH Autry live male p1rtner loses his llfe to l :S.S Mme: "be WltHa" (dr1) 'SO sav. htt in 1 shootout. Suzanne -Robert Mont,omtry, Ltsllt Banks Benton. Alan Feinstein. K.ttherlne 2:30 m A11·Nlafrt saio.: °'DIM," '1111111· Htlrnond end Paul Koslo auest. deri•& Jets" aJ TIM ltld Otta J:40 11 Movft: "Sellcd Cerao" (d11) ft) Lt V11tltt de M'"°'" 'SI -Dant Andrews, Philip Dom. ' WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22 DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 @ "'TM lest Years tf Our l.Jwei" Part I (dtl) '46 -Fredric March, Dana Andrews. lO:JO U "1'he M1Mm(1 Curse" (hor) ''4 -Lon Chaney Jr. "'Capttv. Wild Wom11t" (mys) '43 -John C1rr1 dine. 12:00 m "Out or ltlt r11r• (dra) '47 - Kirk Ooualas, Jene Gretr. 1:00 O "Uft 1t1 th• lal111u" (dr•) '55 -Ricardo Monl1lban, Ann Bancroft. @ (C) "April In ,., .... (mus) '53- 0oris Day, Ray Bolter. l :JO iJ (C) "ly the Ufht of the Sllverr Mooe" (mus) '53 -Doris Day, Gordon MacRae. 3:00@) (C) "The Utt Yt111t'' (dra) '60 -Robert Stack. &) The Don Ruffh1 Show a> NJ Uttle M1rfit 1:00 O @ TUJ Orlandt & 0... Dom Deluise 1uests. 0 9@ m Little ffouM H tie Prairie "At the End of Ille R11n· bow" Laura thinks she has dis· covered 1old, ind In her drums sti. 11ves her family a lebulous new way of hft. mcludtn1 • royel coach and white satin cJoth1n1. Ci) Wild Wild Wm a ca > rn m w~.. "''"" Wtte Rottn "Dinr Done. tht Bell Is Deed" Attemptlna to rtcOYer a valuable stolen church bell, Robin tnd his men are trapped, un1rmed, in the castle tower. I Duler's Choice John larti.ur Show YIYi.n.t Comedy Serial 'UllHIOb' The Tribal (Jt "Behtnd the Mask" @!) Cha111plo111blp Wrntfln1 &) Jap11ese L.1n1ua1e ''°'""'' l :JO 0 Movi.: (90) "To11b of U1ei.11 (hor) '65 -Vincent Pnce, Elizabeth Shep~rd. fJ (Qj(j)) (I) a,) That's MJ ..._. "Weekend Daddy" Leonard joins • Weekend Fether's proaram end "loses" the boy he's usi1ned to t.ake care of. 0 Miiiien $ Movie: (C) "lost Com· 11alNI" (dr1) '66 -Anthony Quinn. •:00 I CI> 0 ®j m m ~""" Al1in Delon, Claudia Cardinale Cl) @ CD Qt (I) ....... m Mtrv 'rtffl11 Sllow lJ1p Htdey Cont'd from S.30 (!) lnery & Ylclal S.uoo. Show Kinas vs. Chica10 Black Hawks. 9:00 r::-J:: tJ TERRORISTS SNATCH 'artrid1e F1ml1J *RICH GIRL-CANNON Adam·U 1J @ (l) (j) Cannoa Cannon Solffld learns th1t he's been 1iven a fatal St., T,.• dose of slow-1ctin1 poison by an : Sq lrottier: Nat10111I Edition under1round revolutionary 11n1 who ( I Cl)) Truth tr CoftsequtMts will supply the antidote in time to Utttt Rasals Hour save his life only if he produces one &:JO 1~~~ln Show of their defected members, the ...... n-.u dau1hler of a prominent sen1tor. (]) Ho1alt's Hffots 0 @ @ m Dtctors Hospital : Rulkladts "My Cup Runneth Over'' Dr. Jake ( (I)) lowt Amtrica1 Slytt Goodwin back.s 1 youn1 resident 7:00 D D @ Ci) m m News who wants to 1ive I patient tests lrouJdt that an older, more experienced 6 Mod Squad physician said would prove fatal. Tt Tell the Trvtfl (i) TH U111HcMbles • c..c..tnU.. fJ (taj (f)) CI) 9) Baratta "Pho- 1 Le¥e lMcJ totraphy by John Doe" The death of The Fii • retired policeman leads Tony to CI> '41M•ob 1nvesti11te • Iona-term alliance be· La Ubl tween a mobster and a jud1e. Brock ltwt Allltrica11 Style Peters and Hector Elies 1uest. 1 WeM11 Al'" dj ....,._: (C) (Zhr) "The lofl1 ( (I)) leuua Dull"' (dra) '67-Yul Brynner, Ttevor • ,,, .. , Howard. AddaMs f'HtllJ CE) Tiit lekt hes 7:JOl 9 Cl) Last of die WHcl @Mevie: (C) (Zllr) "A f'arewll tt • ()) Naiae That Tune Amas" (dra) '57 -Rock Hudson, Lil's Ma•• A Dul Jennifer Jones. , 1 WI"'-I ,._ tt) &rut rtrfonna1ea: Jenni. -• I Sf!IC!AL 1 au ""'111 11 -•· La* Ranctof..a. Churchill "Recovery" cert Sonas include "I Won't Last A •1 ''" Day Without You," ., Just An Old Jennie and Randolph escape the Fashioned Love Sona." and "R1lny family scanal by moving to Ireland Oeys and Mondays." The Edmonton where Randolph beains a new life Symphony Orchestre 1ccompa11ies in politics. Ran~olph's fame arows Williams. ind he and Je~n1e eventually retum (to) f'rta 11 Rlrht to En(li$h soeiety. m ltady lundl 9:JO fi) Noches de Troplca111 fl!) About Miu Merritt Theresa @I) Pobre ti.n Merritt, s1ar of 'That's My Me ma" 10:00 tJ fi.1) CV (f) Kata MdllaN "Pub. talks •bout her actina and sln1in1 lish or Perish " Kate uncovers en career and performs selections from 1e1demic scandal when pressure to "South Pacific." "Amen Comer'' "publish or perish" results in the end "Carmen Jones." slaylna of a wor1d-famous scientist THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, OCTOBlA l9, 1975 Youth Concert Series StOf'y of the Symphony Orchestra televised exck.Jsively on Chomel 50 Tonight at 7:30 pm "THE STORY OF BRASS" ·~' ... '• ,.. ... .,,,, . -;..' • '.~~.,!..':~ -' J I '·· ~ ·; ,". I' • • ' r I ;.,\ ~ I I \ . ..... ·":. ·-;tS~ .• , with conductor/host HENRY BRANDON presented by THE ORANGE COUNTY PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY in cooperation with Local no. 7. ... American Federation of Musicians additional ployouts each week: MON 9:30om WED 9:30 om FRI 9:30 om, 10:30 pm Orange County Television mode possible by o gront from The James Irvine Fovndotion Paee 11 who stole another men's ruearch pipe~. 0 Q) @D Pltnletlll "Sh1dow of F etr" Shem II Brewster (Anne Atcher) shocks Petrocelli when she tells him she hu shot her ti11t hus band Both ire surpl1sed when her ucond husband (Wllli1m Wincklm) is 11rested tor the cnm• ~~"'Ell.:: W <~ > \)) m s t. ,. k , , Hutdl "Parl1h" After shOollna • homtcld1I youth, St1rsky Is put un dtr htlvy pressure when two pOllce· men 1r1 necuted by 1 min who w1rns that others will die unlus Stersky Is punished. Stephen Mc· Nally ind Greaory Roukis 1uest dJ Get Sn11rt Ell) Thi flrst Churthlll1 "The Lion & the Unicorn" Kina Charles II is forced lo send J1mes into exile 1nd 10 dissolve Parliament. P11ncess Anne weds Georae, Prince of Oen· mark, and chooses Sar1h to be one of her Ladies of the Bedchamber. Susan Hampshire and John Ntville star 10:30 R :-.:r """'"' Reports 15 MtlodlH dt Sitmptt 10:45 Ell) Wo11tt1 ht Wtlttftl u:00 tE BlrP~""' Int of Qro~ Set lllko Th• Lucy Show The Ashman Flit Mod Squid (]) Prttr Quan Co IQ bat : Accloti Chkait0 ( ) loYt Americln Style 11:15 el Cinema l4 11:30 II @ CIJ (J) P • n A m tr I c 1 n '111111/CIS lite Movtt: (C) "Bin· ICltt: Ten Tl\ous.nd Dollan A h(t" (m~) '75 -Georae Pepperd, 01vld W1yne 0 ~ (]) ®l m Johnny Carson Tony Bennett 1uests. 0 The Hoa1y1n.011tn (6) Mme: ''TM Qlr1 frtlll M.111\it- tln" (dra) '48 -Dorothy Lamour. Ceor1e Mont1omery. D (~ Cl)) CD Wkf• Woftd Mewft: (C) "Tiit Day "'-ltrttl ........ (susp) '74 -Jackie Cool)tr, Clu~n Uttlt, Sttll• Stevens. 0 Mom: "Ho•fJIMO• .....,.. (com) '64 -Robert Morse. Robert Goulet, Nancy Kwan, 1111 St. John. m MlllM: hapmlblt m unu. lop & 'You lL-00 0 Twl\IPt Z.M 0) Movie: "11M Stawt S.Vtn" (adv) '66 -Tony Ruuel, Htl8t Line. tJ.!) PNtrJ Rudl•1• 12:30 11 NYPD m Movie: "Teua" (wes) '41 Glenn Ford, Wllllam Holden. 1:00 I @) m Tomorrw ltM AWy 1:55 11 Movft: (C) "'Sltp 1t Red Rtver" (wts) '54 .... Van Johnson. Jo1nnf Dru, Richard Boone, Vic Moff'ow 2:30 m All·Nlpt SMw: .. b1.,od," "f Cewtf ttte Wet.rtro11r 3:35 ti Mm.: .... mbtnl6tf" (dra) '43 -Robert Ryan, Pat O'Brien, Ran· dolph Scott. P•&• 12 THURSDAY OCTOBER 23 for momlns end efte,noon ll•tlnp, please ... DAmME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience. ere the day's movtn. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 "The But Yurs of Out Uvts" (conci.) (dra) '46 -Frednc March, ~rna loy 10:30 U "Dead Man'a Eytt" (hor) '44- Lon ChaneyJr '7ht Cat CrHpa" (hor) '46 -Lois Collier, Paul Kelly 12:00 m "Bells of St. Trlnlau" (com) '54 -Alistair Sim. 1:00 O "Tiit fl1htin1 Lnnnan" (wes) '52 -Wayne Moms, V"i'"'' Grey. @ (C) "ferry to Honr llon(' (dra) '61 -Curt Jur1e11s. Ol'lOn Welles. 1:00 0 (C) "The Br1drn It Tob·RI" (d11) '54 -William Holden, G11ce Kelly, Fredric March. l:OO 1 Q (C) ''Tht Horizontll Uevten.nr• (com) '62 -Jim Hutton, Paula Prent1~s. 3:30 (C) "My Man Godfrey" (com) '57 -June Allyson, 01v1d Niven. 0 (C) "hthom'' (dra) '67-Riquel Welch, Anthony Frenclosa, Ronald Fraser. I v I i~ I N I, 6:00 ~ 8 ~~I~:::: a laken llsketball lakers VS. New York Knicks. 6 Bo1tent1 Ironside P1rtrld1e htnllJ Adam-12 Soled1d Star Trek : In Perlormance 1t Wolf Trap (R) Ci)) Truth or Consequences Little R11t1ls Hour 6:30 Merv Griffin Show Bewikhtd (I) Ho1111'1 HtrotS ( : ({)) Love Amtrian StJ'I• • Weter World 7:00 OO@C6Jm &>Ntws lrol\$ide 6 Mod Squid I To Tell lflt Tnitll eonc..nntioft ' Love Lucy The Bl Qu llSll'lolt ... loba love Amerlu11 Style : Tht Romalt11c Rebellion ( Cl)) lotlaftta ' ,."'. The Addami hmlly 7:30 Bobby Vinton Show Jim Stafford euests. I m Prtc. 1$ Rlftlt Hijh RolleB Clndld Camera Mllllon $ Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Aw1y All Baab" (dra) '56 -Jtfl Chandler, George Nader Mltdl fi.lm• 8rady Bundt Ci) Hollywood Squaru LAfs MaktA Dul : Ascent of Man (R) Fll111 future My Uttit Mlrr't TH£ OAllY PILOT, TV WEEK, OCTOBER 19. 1975 &:00 Mldnl&ht'' (dra) '68 -Chad E"trttt. II WINGWALKER WOWS fil) Cl111k Thutrt "Sht Stoopa to * WALTONS-MUST SEE Conquer'' Oliver Goldsmith's bawdy 8 (i]J (}) The Wellons "Death· comedy of errors st1rrlna Tom Oelyina Bobby Strom" John Boy Courtenay as bashful yOuna MarlOW, meet$ • wtnpalker, and when the who feels conhdent only In the airborne daredevil shucks helmet presence of wenches and barmaids. and ao&ales, revealln1 "himself" to Juliet Mills portrays Kate Herd· be a lovely daredevil elte, John-Boy c:1stle, who Is Intent on m1nytn1 1s 1 htlle more thin lust Impressed. Marlow ind devises • clever plot 0 ~ '61®) m Tht Montetus-to outwit him cos .. f1lomen1's Visit" The infamous !Ji! LI Crllda llt11 Criedl Aunt Fiiomena (Kaye 81l~1td) sur· 9:3o lt} ~':: Clara pnsH the t1m1ly by 1mv1n1 one lO:OO 0 • day too earty Aunt Fi~omena, also O DOCTORS ARE HUMAN known es the "Neopolit111 Mouth," ,, interrupts Sunday dinner to aet * ON MEDICAL STORY" Rose's for11veness before luvina for 0 9 ct) (lg) @D Medlul Story Italy-forever, but Rose refuses to "fhe Million Dollar Baby" John For- see her arch enemy. sythe stars as a pediatrician faclnf @ Wiid Wiid Wat a11 agonizina decision over whether 0 (~ ) l 3) a> Birney MRler to fieht 1 malpractice suit filed "Grand Holel" WoJehowicz and aaainst him for his treatment of 1 Wentworth check into a plush New young woman blinded as an Infant York hotel to discover who has 22 years previously been robbinr the 1uests. ~ m EE News Duler'i Choke 6 Perry Mason lohn 81rbour Siio• (~Cl)) (j) tl) H1rry 0 "May. Nldl1 Ciro day" Harry invtsh&etd the poss1· Cunsmokt b1lity of sabottae and murder when Noc.hes Tap11tl11 an old friend dies and 1 senator is !!,pantM L.an1u11e Pro1ra~ injured in the crash of a chartered 8:30 · Q.J ( ~ m fly Danny Mes· 1irplane. sin1 aets jilted aa1in by his hi&h Georat Putnem Report school love 1nd rebounds toward '9t Sm1rt his secretary, fey. 10:30 lrvln Review O Movie: (C) (90) "The Conqueror Three Pusports to Adventure Worm" (hor) '68 -Vincent Price. News 0 (~ ) (3) al 01 the Rotb · LI Tremenda Corte "Peace & Quiet" Fuentes needs a 11:00 0 6i) EI)(£) Newa little time to himself, so he tries 09) tjj (6) Netn the 1mposs1bte-findin1 solitude in Best of Groucho the slammer. 6 Set Blltio I Merv Griffin Show B The lucy Show lltvtr1J & Vld1I S.uoo11 Sho• m The Ashmtn Ale Lee Grant Clauk Thutre htvlew (R) auests. Topic Is "The Mad TV Prp· Mukai Comedy grammer'' 9:00 II Q1) t JISlci!( I I 1 b e I Mod Squad (2hr) Sunn Clark and Alex ~arras 1 (])Mr. luckJ star in the llfe story of the coun· Comb1t try's most outs1andina woman 1th· : Sly Brother: Netlon1I Edition lete of 111 time, Babe Oldnkson "Abor:!l!nes" Zah1ri1s. The special traces Babe's r: (l)) Love Amerfun StJle monumental athletic ureer, her ten· 11:15 Cinema 34 der relationship with wrestler· 11:30 @ ffi (f) p 11t Am erl e1 n turned-promoter Geor1e Zaharias Cemes/CBS lite Movie: (C) "The and her struule to overcome the Lind Raiders" (wes) '72 -Telly cancer which uused her untimely Sav1las, Georae M1haris. death .t the •ae of 42. The star I Q) Ci) ®.l m Johnny Canon athlete won three tr1ck·1nd·field ftit Ho11t7moonen medals In the 1932 Olympie$ and Movft: "Pl11 Up Girt" (mus) '« WIS co-founde1 of the llditl Pro· -8e!!l_ Grable Joe E. Brown fess1on1I Golf Association. O (Qfj ) cD Wide Wortd Ptt- 0 @ \10) m Ell try Queen sents "Mannix" & "lonastrffl" "Colonel Niven's Memoirs" Ellery's O Mme: "Step Do1m to Ttmt'' host. fOf d_inner at an exclusive (m~) '59 -Colleen Miller, ROd mens clu~ is the prime suspect for Taylor, Charles Drake. murder, Slll(t he IS known to have m Mil5ion: tmposslble had a violent quarrel 'fltlth the "lt· ro ANtomy of All Abortion (R) tlm shortly before his deeth. El· 12:00 O Twlllctit Zone lery, howeve~. suspects ~meone dJ Movie: .. Mi & p1 Ktttlt at else of the cnmt after ht discovers Home" (oom) •54 _ Marjorie Main, t~e monogrammed alove of the Percy Kllbrlde. wife of a 0 Ruuian diplomat In the ffi Poetry ltndlnis • dead man s suite. 12·30 A NYPD Cil The Untotldleblts . m Movie: "The Mleml Story" (dr1) 0 MURDER BY PROXY ON •54 -Bany Sulli"en Luther Adler * STS. OF SAN FRAN ! ! 1:00 O ®l m Tomo~ Bob Hope 0 (Qi) Cl)) rn m Streeta of San B ests. frandKO "Murder By ProKy" When Gene Autry crime suddenly and mysteriously In· l :SS Movie: "Wei' A C~ed Miit" creases in ona specific neiahbor· (dra) '48 -Dennis O'Keefe. hood, Stone and Keller try to find 2:00 m All·Nlal'rt Sh0w: "loets M1loM," out why "'Cry D1111et" I The leld Onn (D Come Alive ftsttval lnt1fMtion1I 3:50 fJ Movie: .. Postmait for Dan1tt" Mme: (C) (2hr) "Journey Into (dra) '56 -Terry Moore. FRIDAY OCTOBER 24 For momlna and afternoon llstlnp. PIHae ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your coovenlence, are the day's movln. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 ~ "Saturday's Chtldrtn" (dre) '40 -John Garfield, Anne Shirley 10:30 0 ''Cllllne Or. l>YUI" (hor) ·43 .. Lon Chaney Jr "The Mad Doctor of Marktt Street" (mys) '41 -Lionel Atwill. 12:00 m "The Bullfl&hter I the Lady" (dt a) '50 -Robert Stack. 1:00 0 "In the Meantime, Darlin(' (rom) '44 -Jeanne Crain. ~~ ''Trouble Alona the Way" (dra) '53 -John Wayne, Donna Reed. 1:30 0 "Sunset Boulevard" (dra) '50- William Holden, Gloria Swanson. l :OO ®)"Hot Roda to Hell" (dra) '68 - Dana Andrews. Jeanne Crain. 3:30 "S,.wn of U11 North" (dra) '38 -Henry Fonda, Georae Raft fJ (C) "Bandoltro" (adv) '68 - Dean Mertm, James Stewart, Raquel Welch, Georee Kennedy. lV[~llfJ <, 6:00 ~~~;~== ~Boa.nu Ironside Partridee Family Adam-12 Soledad Star Trek : Aviation Weather ( ) Truth or Co11sequell(.t1 Uttle Rascals Hour 6:30 O Merv Griffin Stlow Snitched 1 (J) Hoaan's Heroes : Blacll 'erspective on tht News ( Cf)) Love American Style • Frifnds of Man 1:00 ooiu @mm""" Ironside Bowlin& for Dollars i6 Mod Squad To Tell Ule Truth Con«ntnltlon I love Lucy Tht FBI liunsmoke La Lobe love American Style : Woman (R) ( @ > Bonenu • Paloma The Addams hmllJ 7:30 Follow-Up Sandy Hill loou 11 housine problems. lnclud1na 1ppre· c1atlon, taxes 1nd interest rates and follows a couple house·huntina in the Palisades for a $60,000 home only lo discover that a 35·year·old two·bedroom, one·balh is tagaed at $89,500 I @) m HollJ'Wood Squares love American Style Wor1d of Adventure "Sacajawea" The story of the youna Shoshone Indian girl who auided the Lewis and Clarie £.xped11ion from Bismark. N 0. lo the Pacific and back with an infant son strapped to her back. World of the Sea THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEU<. OCTOBER 19, 19n C'rrcus" (dni) '53 -Humpflrty Bo 10:00 CJ) Pttlf CuH ~~"t ... , *BARNABY JONE'S MOVE 111 Tllftt Wrutuna e Miiiion $ Movlt; (211r) "latdt el Pobn CJAra IMod Squad irt. June Allyson, Keentn Wynn II BUDDY EBSEN MAKES iMu11 s.ritt Wall Stred W"ll II (J1J Cl) .. l'Mby MMS The : Wall Sttttt WIM World of Survtval camera shy bride Of a smalltown ( ) l.o¥t Alatrican StJlt My Little lb'fM newspaper editor suddenly bteaks 11:15 ii> ClNu 3' 8:00 I) @ CI) l(f Eddie "One 01 Out aw1y from the weddina rtctpllon 11:30 R <HJ m ,.an Aatrba 81N1/ Red Shoes Is MIUln(' Eddie and after stt1n1 tier picture In the Ioctl tlS,lite~: (C) ~II bl o.. Honey are besieatd by Soviet secret Pil>fr. She dashes out of town tn ret' (ad-I) 73 -Peter Crevu. polite IS they become reluctant their Cit, leav1nf the stunned bndt· 19 (I) m !ohner C.rMll harborers of a dissenter from a £_oom behind. The Koney•Mntn tourina RU$Sian ballet company who D ~ Cl) 9 m "otlce Woman Mom: ~ O..r Ulbo1t" w1nts uylum in the States. "Blue of Glory" A pair. of bank (dre) '44 -Vera Ralston O Bob Hope presented by robbers and • lame-brained run O (~ ) Wide Wortd s,.. *Texaco i 2 h 25th moll ao on a Bonnie end Clyde dal "Mar1on Brando A Uvina Bi· n our style spree, knowlna well It all may ~raphy" Anniversary Special. end trith~nflre and doeth. lJJ Movtt: "Above & layottd" (dni) Over 100 Guest Stars Im ..... '53 -Robert hylor. 0 @ @ ~ m I if1C!A£ I B o b Pmr HM m Ml11ien: hnpoulblt HoSN Annlverury Show (2hr) frank <a Cl))(])&) A IC N t w I fll) Waahlnaten WHt In RfYln Sinatra, John Wayne and Bina Cros· OM·Up "The WeekeAd Athletes" A 12:00 by are among the more than 100 took at the 1rowin1 passion 01 8 Barry Manilow Heads stars appearine In this speclel, ~erlcans over the •re of 35 for ac· * Kirshner Rock Concert which otters major hi&hlie tive a~rts and the resultlne lmp1ct 0 Don IOtsllntt'1 Rod C..fteltt Hope's shows over the put twenty on their hullh. C8 Movl • (C) "a.ns. ApecM :: '!]'B. I ::C.,',fnam Report Pau" (:;,) '52 -Jett ·~~ndler. of lht Red Ou.th" (hor) 'Gt -: lbstefpl~ Thutrt: ~uldtr : PMtty leadlftp w:. .ovle: (C) (2"r) "Tht Maaque I Rod Cona'1 Vincent Price, Hazel Court. Jane !:O·~R&1)1d1t lidy Constance Lyt. 12:30 Movte: "load H041M'° (mys) •q ~her. -Ide ~ino, Cornet Wilde. (6 Wiid Wild Wes1 10:30 I Http S.mtont TodaJ 1:00 0 ®) ~ (j) m Mldnlrht s,.. fJ <ta? Cf)) (l) &) ABC fridaJ News del Glen Campbell hosts Guests In. Movie: (C) (2ht) ''Sounder" (dre) ' Hopr Ovitt Hocer elude Pollet Chier Ed Davis end ·72 -Cicely Tyson, Paul Wintield 11:00 I u mm m Newi Mclean Stevenson. . The story of one black family h1ht · dQl @ (i) """ 1:55 I) Mcwlt: "Mr. o..ds Coet to 1ng lo stay alive and stay to1ether Bat of Croucho Ton" (com. ) '36 -Gery Cooper In the 1930s Deep South, scratchine Sat l llllAI 2:30 m All-Nlrtrt Stier. ''Viva l.apet.,,; out a meaaer emtence 1s share· • Movie: (C) "'Wrm of tfle Mary "'Qame of Dtttfl" croppers and drumina of a better Deare" (adv) '59 -Gary Cooptr. 3:35 I) Mom: .. An Ideal Hulblltd" hie for their children. The movie Charlton Heston. (tom) '48 -Paulette Goddard Ml was Oscar nominated IS Best Pie m The Ashman Flit chHI Wlldinf. ' lure. ind Cicely Tyson ind Paul Winfield each received nominations -------------------------- for their performances. Ci) Latin Profile Dealer's Choke John Bart:our Show Professional Boxlna Q liunsmoke : Los An1etes News Review ' La Y1da Con Aur.tla llpenese Lanauaae 'roaranu 8:30 O @(I)(j) M•A•s•H Colonel Potter marks his 27th weddln& anni verury by wrttina a Iona letter to his wife 'o brina her up-to·date on what's happenin& with the unit. Meanwhile, Hot Ups and Maj. Burns conjure up a 1ift idea they fetl is perfect-then. at the lest minute -their present is upstaaed by Radar's even more apropos 1nn1ver ury presentation. m Merv Griffin Show @ 1ewet1J & Vlclal Sassoon Show &!) El Show de Rosita "'"' 9:00 B <ill rn (}) Hawaii Ave.() Mc Garrett locu horn, with overbear. inf, hardboiled Or. Grant Ormsbee • (Pat Hin&le), a scientist who Is con. ductine research for the Navy, over the issue of Chiane Lee, a brilllent physicist who has defected from an Asian nation lo seek asylum In the States and was forced to kill a man in self.defense upon arrivina in Hawaii. i The Untouchables The Bold OMS Movie: (C) (2tlr} "btba"J'' (dra) '72 -Richard fiPundtree, Chuck Connors, Ray Mntand. I WeshlnftH Wetll In Review 9:30 """ Inner VltJom AT "THI SMALL CAil EXPllTS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES-SERVICE -PARTS PllSONAUZID UASIHG -All MAJCU & MODILS A lllE SEUCFIOll Of USED CDS 842-7781 540-0442 Servin.g _A// Bl?ac/, {3 fi ej \ .S MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY 11835 ~~CH BLVD. 1"·~~·01 HUNTINGTON BUCH ( Paee 13 SATURDAY OCTOBER 25 ~.1 0 P N I r J <. 6:00 ([I Su11rlu S.muter 6:30 I Sunrlu Semester 8 TV a Classroom Lafs Rap 7:00 NIW ApptOldlta to Hi1h Sehool Le11nln1 l DiKlpllnt ~ ~ lt) fl~ m £mer1ency + 4 WHktnd (~ (11) W H o n C II o 11 I PhooeJ 7:30 Dusty's Trethoust l ~::e StrMt al I 6 l (}g) m Sl1mund (~ (8 ) T o m & J e r r J/ Cira~ Ape Show I Youth & the luuu Dementuy Ne11rs l3) Terry & His Friends 1:00 '111 Pebbles & 81mm Bamm 0 Q) (j) @) m Secret Ult of Waldo Kitty P1cesetters 6 Bii Blue Martie Coura1eous Cit Unit Four Trve Adventure Voice of Tokro : £Jectrlc Companr I:)() @ O Bu11 Bunny/Road- runner Hour 0 ~ 01 m Pink Panther Burt Lancaster stars as an ex- convict wortdng as collee4' security guard and Susan Clartl Portrays his probation officer In "The Midnight M•n" on NBC Saturday Ni~ht et the Movies (Oct. 25) at 9PM. Page 14 0 friends of MA11 ( 6 J Dennis the Menace 0 (Cit! (IJ) The lA>st Saum (iJ Movie: "Men In War" (dra) '57 -Robert Rr1n, Aldo Rey. m Movie: "Hudson's 81,.. (dr1) '40-Paul Muni, John Sutton. £t) Mister Ro1ers' Ntiahborhood 9:000 ~@@l m t and of tht Lott 0 Movlt: .. Badmen ot Tombstone" (wes) '49-Barry Sulhvan. ~S~nnan (erf' ) (l) Advtllturtt ol Gii· lpn m Country Mu1k m Clrmcolend1S 9:30 6 @ CV CJ) Seooby 0oo 0 Qj @ €D Run, Joe, Rci11 6 leave It to Beaver I (~ ) Uncle Cr0<'1 llodi Words·A·PoPtiln' Ses1me Strfft 10:00 QI. CV I Shuam!/lsis Hour !l~ 00 m Beyond the Planet ol the Apa (6] Tlmmr l Lanie m Movie: (C) "Dimon & Pythias" (adv)-Oon Burnell, Guy Williams. CUw Trails West I ~nlsh Movie 10:30 ll~ @ ®J m West.Ind Movie: ''The 49UI Parallel" (dra) '42 -Laurence Olivier. ( 6) The Rlflemtn f) (Qi ) (if) NW Football USC Tro1ans at Notre Dame. ! Vldorr at Su Combat Movie: (C) "Sprinrfleld Rlfle" (wes) '52 -G1ry Cooper. I Electric Companr 11:00 0ZJ (J) (i) far Out Space Nuts 5J (J) m Josie l the Puny· tlb I Tijuana: Window to the South Thfs Is the NFL GO! USA So11ndsta~ 11:30 @ m I Ghost Busters Q) (6" • C:O! USA "The Lib erty Boys" A humorous story of six youna boys In Geor1ia who feel that the townfolk are not doing enough to support the Continental Army, so they steal inside the Brttlsh stockade and take some ammunition for the colonials. @ Movie: "CIJ 01111er"' (dra) '51- Dtck Powell, Rhonda Fleming. m Ntemltlves A I I I I\ :. () (I N 12:00 6 @ (]) (j) Valle, ol the Dino· saurs 0 Prep Sports Worid CIF/4-A Foot· ball. Glendora V$. South Hills. e Movlt: (C) NBlack Barf' (wes) '48 -01n Duryea, Yvonne De·C1rlo. I Run, Joe, Run Ad Ub Bia Blue Mart>lt Movie: (C) "John C:oldlart>, Pluse Comt Home" (com) '65 - Shirley Maclalne, Peter Ustinov. ® Chiller MatJn11 : Realldldn (R) • Roller Gamu • Slturd11 Matlntt 12:30 <iZJ CIJ ([) Fat Albtrt Mr. C111ps "fl ~me ot the Week lost '" s,.a Three stooau : Black Penpectlve on the News THE DAILY PILOT TV WEEK. OCTOBER 19, 197S 1:00 i) (i1I (})(I CBS Children's Fiim festival "Captain Korda" When Joe leaves the children's home to live with Mr & Mrs. Kord1, he finds much happiness until his real mother decides she wants him back. 0 Movie: "Up the River'' (com) '38 -Preston foster, Tony Martin. Movie: "The Rtd Menact" (dra) ' 9-Robert Rockwell. Hanne Allman. I The Ch1llenae SIJ Brother: National Edition Sal y Plmlent.e 1:30 (iJ Movie: (C) '-sbr in the Dusf ' (wes) '56-John AJar, Mamie Van Doren. Richard Boone I N1nm1kers Soul Train The Vlr1ln~n The Tribal £11 "Behind the Mask" Z:OO 6 Dusty's Treehouse fJ (~J (j)) (fJ G) The Odd Ball Couple f ) Movie: ''Tht M1rauders" (wes) '55-Dan Duryea, Keenan Wynn I Thls W"k In the Nfl 00 Wiiburn Brothers Show 00 Concern U.S. Navr Z:30 6 S1ein to lt1rnln1 0 Aaritulture USA "School f'arm" A look at a Future farmers of Amen " farm in San Bernardino where the students raise and se'll their own 11egetables 0 Movie: "House of Frankenstein" (hor) '34-Lon Chaney, Boris Karloff. (61 Combat 0 (~ ) al Speed Buw m Outer Limits ~ 00 Soul Train (I) Eduution at Wort Counb'y Showuse tt) ( $Hcla1. I Who Is My S4ster1 A spirited discussion on the women's movement by a panel of women from diverse backgrounds and ethnic origins. Conversation covers the status ol women in the business world and 11 home, the special problems of minority women and the vahdity of the movement' as a whole. m Aariculture USA 3:00 I list of the Mohiuns • f'ffl Game of the Wetll (~ (})) al American Bandstand (iJ Movie; ''Tht Tin Star" (wes) '57 -Henry fond•. Anthony Perkins, Betsy Palmer. O ~ovle: (C) "Madl1111" (dra) '68 -Richard Widmark, Michael Sar- razin. I Hi1h Chaparral Ci) Yokt of Aarkulture Coulltrr P1ace C.rr11colend11 Satunlay MatlnH 4:001 Mtdlt Comer P)lt Movlt: (C) "'Wonder Mali' (com) '45 -Danny Klye, Viralnlt Mayo. I Rama Foot.bill Actioft It Takn A Thi.I HUUlt loy Show Porter W11CN1tt Sltow Book But "Bir Red of M11dow Stable" by Wiiiiam Hack. I Cl)) Auto Racina Flh11 Futbol Seecer Wally's Workshop Voice of A&rlculture 4:30 (fii CBS Sporb Specbait11 Hor1n's Heroes I Maverick Nuhvllle 011 the ltotd ; Callfornl1 Journal ( (j)) Nfl Game of tht Wttk Meda Corona Now 5:00 6 little Rascals (Cit) >@m ABC's Wide World of Sports (iJ Wild Wiid West lf2) Newa m Oskar Werner & Barbara * Ferris Are The Tragic Lovers In "Interlude". OJ Movie: "lnttrludt" (dra) '68- 0sklf Werner, Barbara Ferris. (E) Nifht Gallery Q'41 Pop Gou the Counb'y ffi Report From Mexico City (R) I Addams Famlty 5:30 (j) @@ Nnn Nashville Musk El1l The Open Mind al Uttte Rascals Hour F v l ~~ I N I J 6:00 § oo@ rn m Netn · mNews Bir Blttlts "The Batlle of Mos- cow'' B list ot the Wild Mnerld Ironside I pwl&. I The AuaulnaUon ot Robert F. Kennedy (R) Mort Sahl ln- terv1ews attorney Godfrey Isaac and private investigator Paul Sch~ade. § Latin Music.ala @ f'f1tlonal Gto1r1phlc ~Hee Haw ffi Growln1 Up Tocether "Fo~r Teen Mothers & Their Blbies" A docu· mentary that follows the daily lives of four teena1e mothers who ue raising their children IS sin1le pu · en ts. 6:30 rn 0 m f'fews · llNBC News Conference 6 Sammy l Company Joe l Sens CI) Pop Gou the Coutrtry • Bo• de Medco • Film Featur1 3:)() ' Newsmaken · Slturd•r 1:00 My Little M1r11t Candid Camera 3 Barbary Coast 6 Movie: "Bowery BU<broos" (com) '47 -Leo Gorcey & the Bowery Boys. 00 Tarzan Theatre m Movie: "Dluahter of Dr. Jekyll" (!\or) '47 -John Aaar, Gloria Tai· bot. ~ CV Championship Bowlln1 ({) Movie: (C) "None lut the me" (dra) '65 -Frank Sinatra Clint Walker, Brad Ot1tter, Tony Biii, Tommy Slnds. @ Wilburn Brothen Show m flnf1rril falcon · KNBC Special "Will Ms. Smith Go lo Washington?" A film on wo· men in government. 8 Bowlinr for Ooll•fl E1ewitneu: Los AnJtlts "Off. Shore on A Pl1tform" A day 1board an off-shore oil rig in the Santa Barbara Channel with a close exam· !nation of 111 Its operations indud· m1 the measures taken to prevent oil spills. (i) World It War 0 @)@ @ Spice: 1999 7: a: I: •• m (til Cl)) tr:H••rnct Welk lone Yi&ilante who fMls tht pola ANN sa... •re too lenient, S.W.A.T. is bl1med I Ml•-32 fOf the senseless killlnp. H1rris CJ) U AMrtai Yulln 1nd J1net M•rtolin aunt News I W1*'-tust I .llllJAJ A C.•bridae Dtbete C... Ovt Shlciq (R) H W~1 Ula Ont of tht wond'1 ,,_.., Fl• most pratl&lous dtb1Una clubs, tht 9!30 R @ CJ) Cl) ... ~ ..., Clmbrldat (Enat1nd) Union Debat· "Shrinb Across UM S.." Bob & in& Society, considers the ls.sues of Emily suffer lntematlon1I oompllcl· women's libtr1tlon with auest or•· tions whe:n th., host 1 Frtndl psy· tors G1rm1ine Grnr and Wlllllm f . dloloaist in their home IS part of Buck!., Jr. an exchan11 proaram. Thlnp set m .... .... "st.idly'' when they leem his women m Dr. Jlgtn lllYalitll .... , companion is not his-but SOfM· 7:30 fJ WlW WOfid If Aal .. lt "B•· body else's-wife! boons" Wllll1m Conr•d nurates IS m c.-AUwt Clmtras trivet with 1 pack of Chae· 10:00 fl (f7j CJ) Cl) Carte lunMtt 5'l9w ma baboons to obsetve their social The POinttr Sisters auest. structure, ind the role 1ffect1on D TONY FRANCIOSA IS hes .1n kMpln1 the troop toaether *'*MATT HELM"-NEWI 1nd 1nsurln1 the Slftty of the youn1. D (Qj Cl)) Cl) m Mitt Htl• II Dot Ml•I' Seratt Tat Blrb1r1 "M d I .. An I t tlo I Feldon 1nd Lyle W1uoner 1uest. , ur er on ca. n ern1 n1 I LO¥t Aftttt1un Stytt diamond srnuut1n1 rln1 Is ripped Ltfs M• .. A Dul off 1nd Helm is trldled into flndln1 Rttll m the thief. JICll Clssidy and Peter 8:00 ~"'~~ ~ =u1 B~~·~ S1ww . 9 ~ t1g) t!H II ., c • • . Musical Comst cy! "Pressure 165" Chef Mike Roy Tht UlltHdt.IMa . 1uests as 1n emb1"1ssed chef who : A f!'" W-.a A film by Ger· refuses to admit he hlS set his man d!rectot Volker Sdllondorff kidchen on fire. On the more serious CC?nctm1nr a youn1 wom1n in Mu· side, the paremedics 1ssist 1 diver nic!l who bruk.s away from htr in overcomlna the "btnds'' in a de· borin1 m1rrla1e to seek rruter fut· compression chamber, only to lum flllmenl the man is also under1oln1 1 hurt lE LH ConlH Show a liar's Qub """ 0 (tit Cl)) Cl) al S.turdlJ Nlrht Stud• 22/Qutz n .. THE DAILY PiLOT, TV WEEK. OCT08£R It, 1973 MEARA-'A DRIVING AMBITION' attack. 10:)0 I Tea, 1t AIN C.Uewta With ttonn1 eost11 11 :00 (]) o Cl) m ..... O Mowit: (C) (11/zht) --S,.rb· 6 Set. Hk• Aside from her sunshine red hair and blue eyes. dimpled cd' (dre) '60 -Kirk Dou1lu, Jun Mowtt: .. llltlftuclt" (dra) '68-Anne Meara has a surefire way of attracting attention in Simmons. llurence Olivier. Osbr Werner, Barbara Fe"is. Hollywood. She 1·ust mentions the fact that she 's never m HEE HAW-TONITE'S Slnlstef Cloe•• *COMEDY HIT!!.! m7 Thtau'b.T.L Club learned to drive a car. The reaction is somewhere between ~ sympathy and awe, with touches of pity and horror. I Cll "" Haw < CIJ> News As a New Yorker who considers herself a commuter to Coll•&• • Cinema 34 Spanish Movtt Roel Concert Los Angeles, Miss Meara has never found it practical or M~: (2hr) .. Johnny BeUftd•" 11:15 Mowlt: "Horima Wat" (wes) necessary to own a car. All that may change, however, now (dra) 48 -J1ne Wymin, Lew -Robert Ryan, Rock Hudson. that she's starring in the legal drama series , Kate McShane, Ayres. IDnmltic Lne Sttrits Wednesdays at lOPM on CBS. '~-:~ .. r:>r1onnances: Jtnnlt ll:20 (. liJ}~ Flctioll Thutre "I've been flying back and forth for years, doing· variety Super Show (fl Dot Ml•I' Scrttn Tut and game shows on the Coast ," Miss Meara says . "But I J.!elne• Llnauaae '"''"" 11:30 F1bulous 52! (C) '"Y'ht Spiral never needed a car in Los Angeles. I'd take cabs, or friends 1:30 CJ1J ~(j)tJttDocC. ntry Road" (dr1) '62 -Red Hudson. would pick me up, or I'd have a studio car and driver. 9:00 ~(l)CJ)ltb!fu.T,ttr Moore ;'~:G~•c:~> .50 _ "In New York, my husband [and comedy·act partner, Jerry , The cucus 1s 1n town •n,d John Piyne. MiurMn O'Har•. Stiller] did any driving that was necessary. Anyway, we de- Tex s drum comes true when hes @Mowlt: °'Y9Jaae te A ,,.,..._ pend there mostly on public transportation -subway, bus •~ked to be Gr1nd Ma,rshal f~~ the tenc Pil..r' (sci·fl) '59 -B11il or taxi. Since I've lived in New York most of my life. I never circus parade. Bu~ hes humiliated R1thbone, Faith Domeraue. had to learn to drive. But people in Los Angeles act as though when Lew vetoes his appearance be· U Mwle· (C) "Mclt1na'a 5old" cause it's '.'not In ~~pin1 with .• (adY) •69" _ Greaory Peck. Telly I'd dropped from Mars when I tell them that." newsperson s lmaae and Ted is SIYllH, Cammill1 Sparv. L---___;---------------------• replle9d by Chuckles the Clown. (I) Movie: .. ,...,_, hito Fur" D 9 Ci)@) m "IC Slblrdly (dre) '42 -<>non Welles NlcM Mevlt: (C) (Zhr) "Ion I• B MMit· (C) .. Atlutia, t1tt Lat nocent" (R) (dra) '74-Und• Bl1ir, fett~ (scl·fi) '61 -Anthony Jo1nn1 Miles, Kim hunter, Richard Hall, Joyce Taylor. Jaeckel, Mitch Vo1~I. A scered 14· fil) Sifetlt flm "Mysterious Lady" year.old run1w1y tnt$ to. 1djust to (1928) Gret1 Garbo stars. 1 touah juvenile detention home 11:50 D ID (j)@) S.turdlJ Nlpt Rob after beln1 sent there by her Plf· Reiner ishoSt ents. 12·30 I Wltm F•IJ 11 Mme: (21hllr) "Union hctflc" 1;00 . At Otte With ••. (WU) '39 -Joel McCru, 81rb1r1 Roel C..C.rt St•n;;:k· Robert Preston. 1:30 All-"llM sa.o.r: "Clsdt tf Te•" Cl) I Bo~lq fro.1 tJtt Ofrmpk ror," "TM Tnrtft About Wt....," U S:W. • T.-BA TTLES .. ._. Mc:C.a, .,..,.,.." * VIGILANTE KILLER 2:15 R 119wtt: (C) .,._. Mt Mii tttt D <ta Cl)) Cl) a> S.W.A.T. ''Via· ..... (mus) '51 -Betty Grable. ilante" Wllen two aunmen -hlYin& 3:.45 II lltwte: (C) "Mlda en_.. (dra) thrown 1w1y their auns end sur· '56 -Jun Simmons. Jun·Pierr1 rendered to pola -ire shot by 1 Aumont, Guy M1di$0fl. DO YOU WANT AN ESTIMATE ON THE WORTH OF YOUR PROPERTY? CALL US ••• WE ALSO BUY EQUITIES OR CAN ARRANGE EMERGENCY FINANCING ON YOUR HOME ... Real Estate Salesmen call for Interview, high commissions paid. ,. • .,......, & lncomt io.ci.nsts C•ll D•n at so.m1 [~ (1 Camino Fealty Page 15 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, OCTOBER 19, 1975 5 120 now at atlantic • music suand a 1011ess and · 1111 areal stereo system 1aa1ur1na Iha <.\D PIONEER• SP-300 AM -FM stereo Receiver WHO SAYS QUALITY STEREO HAS TO BE EXPENSIVE? THIS FABULOUS PIONEER STEREO SYSTEM HAS THE Fl NE MUSIC REPRODUCTION YOU'RE LOOKING FOR AT AN ECONOMY PRICE. 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W•'ll pey '5 lor ~blt&hed quea11ona Sorry, we can t enewer othtra FOR FREDA ADLER, criminologLtt and author of "Sutcrs ira Critnt': The Ri.~c of the New F(•male C riminaf' Are cerlain crimes more likely to be committed by one &e% than the otherP-F.N., Dover, DeL • Until quite reet·ntly. the fr·male offender confined lwr uctivities I<_> prostitution an<l shoplifting. But as women stnve to garn equal status with men in t-ducation and busi· FOR WOODY ALLEN Who is your favorite comedian?-N.ll., Austin, Texas •Bob H ope. Wlie11 I was a teeuager. I adopted his perw11a. Before going out on j date, I could only remain calm by convincing myself tliat I was Bob llope. But to h'll you th<' truth. most <.'Otnl-dians SLare me. If I'm scheduled to go on the Carson show or "Merv G riffin " show. I call up 6rst to make sure no one else that'll funny will be 0 11 with me. I JU:it can't stand the kind o f t·ompetttton that re,ium:s me to be aggressive. FOR MARV FLEMING, pro/t..·s.~ional footl>all stof Coach Don Shula of the Miami Dolphins is often compared to Vince Lomhardi. As the only NFL player who worked for both, do you think they're alike?-Richard Ryan, North Tonawanda, N.Y. • Well. both wt're disciplinarians who demanded a lot. But Shula i' more personable. You can walk up to him after practice aud say, "Coach. can I see you a minute?" He'll stop and talk to you. Witl1 Lombardi you had to make an appointment. FOR KAYE BALLARD Since you've never been married, how can you give such realistic portrayals of wives and mothers?-Kenneth Schwartz, C liffside Park, N.J. e You don't ha\'c 'to be d ead to do a dying ~cene! Serio usly. I admire, respect and have great empathy for mothers. J guess that's what doe' it-1dentifyiug with the character you're playing. FOR VINCENT BUCLIOSI, author of "//1•ltl'f Skrltn· Tlic True Story of the: M o1wm Murders" Why wasn't Charles Manson charged with the murder of the baby Sh aron Tate was carry iog?-Mrs. Marleine Dunn, Santa Fe, N.M. e Under California law i11 I ~6~. murder was defined as the killing of a huma11 bei11g. a11d legally :ltt u11horn hahy was n11t c.:011sidcred to bl' a huma11 being. However. in 1970, the California Penal C:.1<l1• w;h a11w11<lcd to rt>ad that murder w;1~ tht· killing of a human being or fetus. FOR THE "ASK THEM YOURSELF" EDITOR WhStt has Leonard Nimoy been doing since "Star Trek" went off the nir?-J.T., Clendnle, Calif. e Quite a hit. He\ working 011 his third hook, "I Am Not Spock." The other. two were 011 photogr.iph,r and t><:>etry. "No one rl'alt.1.cs I m an 111curable romantll', say~ N1 moy "l hav<.· .1 reput,1tim1 for hemp c·old and unfec.l.i11&. \Vhe.11 t>eople read my poem'>. they re ff.1uhcrgast£><l 1 :'\11noy " io!>t111g ,1 group of T\' s pel'iall>; leduring. acti11.g i11 .repertory a11d prcpari11g to do a Shah·spearc t·om t?dy 111 P1ttsh~~rgh. He's mnki11g a rurc T\' game ~how appearant.·e on T he $25,000 Pyramid '. ("That's one of the few games I play well," says Nimoy). And, as you might expt·t·t. he rend .... 1 lot of sciell<.'(' fiction, partly becau_se ''I'm t')\.pected to be infonned to the hilt on things ahout o uter spal'e. and I do11'1 want lo look inade<1uute hy being unahlt• to answer." ness, they aho art• rt'JCl t111~ tl1t· roll' uf "st'\.'l111d dj._, .. cruw- na1 and turn111~ to th<' mun• l11l 1.1t1"t' < 111nt'' of l1urgl.1ry. robbery, auto theft, emll(.'z.tll'rne11t and i:,.tortio11. As for cnmes of violt'nt'C. ('Ultural mvths rJthn tli.111 gcnelit· fuc:t~ supported our erroneous belwls regardiug tlu· .. w<.>.iker St':<." Anthropologists, behavroral sck11tist\ and now criminal jus- tice per~on11el art· <ll!>covt·rmg tl1at women .ire 111hercntly equal to me11 in th('i1 l·apa<·1ty tn eng.1ge 111 ·•).!g1t.•\\lVI' behavior. FOR CllARLTON HESTON, star''/ MMidtrny" I'm confused. You keep telling people that acting is an insane way to make a living and that you have to be a nut to do it. So why are you an actor?-Henrictta O'Brien, Putney, Ca. e ~'hat I'm try111g tn 1)(11111 out is tla.11 the ov1•1\\l1dming majority o f Screen AltOI\ Guild memh<'" e.u11 an .lverage of lc.'is th.m $2,500 a year I k1•t•p on ac;ti11g l.>et·au'ie J've been lucky enough to male<· a goo<l livUlg at 11 Othc1'i aren't so lucky. FOR POLLY BERGEN \Vhy do you always wear your hair short?-R:B., Joliet, Ill. e No une over 35 (and I '' 011'1 say how much ) ~hou ld have lung hair. \Vome11 wl1u do art· clu111g th1•111\t•lve., a tt-mhlt.• disservice. After that :age.:, lung hair ha, outlived 1tl> usc- ful11 ess . . 11 drag~ the fJ <:e do" 11. A11<l ~i11cc 011e·~ face is i11di11ed to droop, a11yway. wlwn 11111· gets 011 111 years, why give Mother Nature u hclpi11g lta11d':' I hc·li1·ve i11 1cs1sting, 11ot helping. FOR JOF. PEPITONE, fomwr /Ja.w·ball .\/or Jn your uutobiography. you say that Frank Sinatra pulled a .45 on his friend Harry Guardino simply because Harry didn't like the opera music Frank was playing at li is home. H as Fra nk suggested that you ore going to get some new black eyes:r -Fred Baxter, Sacramento, Calif. •I haven't l1eard from FrJ11k \111t·e nn book \\a'i publil>he<l But I'm ah'iolutcly l l't t.1111 that 1( hf''d ht•t•11 <li,plca~cd I would havt· by now. ~" 'l'l<'~tu>11 ,1bo111 1t FOR ARLJ:~NI:: fllt\NCIS Who was the most unu~u:il gut!~t 0 11 "What\ ~fy li11e"?- B.C., Cocoa, Flu. e A man who 111a<l1· co11l ad 11'11\t'' fm r l1it·k1•11s. lie \ai<l lu· d id that so tlw d1it·kc:11~ t1111l<l ~l·e 1he i1 <.·ggs for the lir 't tinw. \Ve t·o11ld11 't <ll'<'iJl' rf lw was t1·ll111~ the ll 11tl1 or not Wliut do you tli111~ .,. Oc1ot11" 19 197~ /Qmf(}' ~ The Newspaper Magazine A publlcetlon ol Downe C.or1u1M'"k •llom. Inc Raymond I(, Mason, Chairman ol the 80.,d A. Edward Miiier, Pr .. idenl Fred Danneman, Pr .. ldenl, Do"n• Publi1hlng MORTON FRANK, Presl<Nnl and Publisher LEONARD S. DAVIOOW. Chairman ROBERT D. CARNEY, fHc. V.P.-Auoc. Publisher PATRICK M. llNSKEY, VP ·Ad D11ec1or Kent D'Aleuandro, Markehng Mgr . Ger.-ct S. Wroe, Eastern Mgr . Richard D. Carroll, Assoc. Eastern Mgr : Joe Fraur, Jr .. Chicago Mgr .. Lawrence M. Finn, Detroit Mgr Per1tln1, S\ephen1, von der Ueth and Hayward, Los Angeles and San Francisco ,UILISHER RELATIONS: LEE ELLIS, VP -Dlreclor. Robert H . M•rrfott, Mgr PUILllHER SERVICES: Robert J. Chriatlan, Mgr . Jamee G. Baher, Business Manager; Robert Banker, Promotion, Caryl Eller, Merchandising. Headquarters 6•1 Lexington Ave., NY , N.Y.10022 1Z1 1975 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rights reserved "'ORT PERSKY, VP ·Ed1tor-1n-Ch1el Reynold• Oodaon, Managing Editor Richard Valdatl, Art 011ec tor Roulyn Abreyaya, Senior E<11tor Marilyn HanMn, Food Editor Assoc1ale Ed•lors Sam McGarrity, Hel Lendon and Robin A. ThNth E1telle Walpln, Ar\ Asst.. Glori• Brl•r, Pictures Contnbuling Editors Larry Bortateln, Robert Curran, Pamela Howard Peer J. Oppenheimer, Anita Summer PRODUCTION: Richard Miiien, Otr ; Roberta Colline, Makeup \ "What we look for in a candidate is lots of money, an l.Q. of 120 and his promise to keep his mouth shut."-Hal Evry I-low People Vote-An Eye-Opening Look At How Experts See It and Shape It • ··E very year half a million people run for public oOicc. They spend a quar- ter of a b1lhon dolla~. hut they have n't got the shghl c"t idea of whafs happening. They 'ice nag) flying. bands playing dnd people applauding but lhat"s not 1\ at all. People don't want to vote. People who v<•tc 111 an election arc nlmoc;t abnormal'" Who do you think made these remark'>'! A wild-eyed radical? A q nical professor or an angry revolutionary? Not even close. Those words came from the mouth of one of the new king- mahrs in American pol1tics- the campaign specialist. Hal Evry 1s an all-round cam- paign manager. Besides han- dling candidates. he writes their TV commerc1ab. their radio and printed advertising; he sponsors research and tells them exactly what they must do to win elee11ons. And they listen, for he ha .. · won an amazing 93 percent of the campaigns he has masternunded. The first thing Evry loo ks for in a candidate is not hroad ex- perience. good look:. or even dedication. "Whal we look fo r m a can- did ate 1s lots of money. an l.Q. of 120 and his promi'e to keep his mouth shut. The o nly reason we ask for the 120 l.Q. is so he'!. smart enough to understand the reaso ns for keeping his mouth i.hut. While the cam- paign is going o n, we have him rake a long vacation or go down to Latin America and watch how they do things down there -and we do the new campaigns nice and easy. No speeches, no debates. He faces lhe people only on TV. in lhe ncw~papers and by direct mail. Only 23 percent of all no rmal peo ple 4 • FAMILY WEEl<LY. Oclobor l9, 1975 know anything about their Con- gressmen. aoyway. Most people can't even tell you their names." Operating out of a n office complex in Los Angeles. Evry works on campaigns all over the country, even in Canada. He claims that some of h is success- ful clients include Gov. George Wallace of Alabama, former Gov. David Hall of Oklahoma. Ala~ka Senator Tt>d Stevens ~nd .. Mayor Sam" Yorty of Los Angeles. Money. he main- latns, is the greatest asset any candidaie can have-the more the better. ''I'm a firm bcli evc1 that poor people sho uld not be allowed to run for public office. When poor people get into campaigns, they spend all the money they have. They get in hock. mortgage By David Chagall their homes, sell their cars and end up losers. It's disastrous! At least when a rich man runs and los~. all he's lost is money and a little ego.'' How much money is enough? .. Each office is different. Fo r "I'm a firm believer that poor people should not be allowed to run for public office." -Hal Evry state races, when you're trying to beat an incumbent.~ou oeed a round $200,000. The most ever spent for a state seat (in California, won by State Sena- tor Alan Robbins) was over r -., I f " $300.000. A U.S. Senatorial or gubernatorial campaign costs about a dollar a vo te.'' First that money is used to buy polls and researc h . That is how the manager reads the pub- lic's mind . "People don't want to vote," Evry explains. "It's almost ab- normal to vote. In the last Cali- fornia eleclion, there was a 40- percenl turnout of registered voters. That means 60 percent didn't vote-and that's only counting r~gisturd voters. If we include those who were eligible 10 vote but never registered, it adds millions more people who did not. choose to vote. The candidate getting in office has a mandate from about 20 percent of all the people. So we have to find out what's bothering people l.<I '-According to campelgn e11per1 Hal Evry (left), George W•ll•c:e ot Al•b•ma; Sam Yorty, tonn.r Los AngeJea mayor; David H•ll, former governor Of Okl~hofM. and Sen. Ted Stevena of Alaaka are am0ng 8-( 93 percent of hi• c1a.n .. who have won etectlona. -what irrilates them. And then we give it back to them out of the mouth of our candidate. "I get the names and address- es of the people who will vote. These are not the ones who only registered, but the ones who did the ac1ua/ voling last tjme. Then we poll them. We do fac.e-to- face interviews. In a state elec- t ion. yo u need only a sam - pling of 1,000 as long as it's typical of the whole. Gallup uses just 1,500 for national polls and there are 3,000 counties to cover." At this poinl, tht research specialist enters the picture. Dr. Dan Nimmo, professor at Che University of Tennessee, has been called "one of the top political scientists of the l 970's." He consults for Civic Service, Inc. of St. Louis, M o. As the man responsible for ''reading the voter's mind," he first makes sure that his sample of citir.eos represents all the people who will decide a particular election, then he probes them about their needs and desires. Dr. Nimmo explains that people reach adulthood carry- ing a big load of emotional at- tachments. These attachments -to symbols, political parties, "good guy" and ''bad guy" images-all influence the way we see the world around us and how we react to it. "Popular images develop from the time a person is born. Comes along an election cam- paign, we cvaJua te the candi- dates, issues and the various events through images acquired during our youth." People have ao idea of the ideal candidate in their minds. The pollster goes out to ask questions that wilJ uncover the picture most voters ha~e of this "ideal candidate." Then they compare that with the image voters have of their client, study the differences and create strat· egies to close the gap between the two. ''Take someone like McGov- e rn," Nimmo says. "People were forming an image of McGovern in the primaries. By the Lime the general election rolled around, the image they had formed of him was not the kind of image they wanted in a President. And, by that time, there weren't more than a couple of months left to work on any changes. You can't bring about drastic changes in an image overnight." All the.. kingmakers agreed that television is the most im- portant way to motivate voters and form images. They do this through paid commercials and publicity from news channels. Behind' the scenes, they care- fully arrange settings that show off their can<Udate to the best advantage and paint his image as closely as possible to that "Comes along an election campaign, we evaluate the candidates through images acquired during our youth." -Dr. Dan Nimmo mythical ideal held by voters. "If a candidate is unknown. then he can stage a debate with a well-known contender," Nimmo explains. "Almost im- mediately that raises him in the eyes of the voters. Or if he's the kind of guy who wants to show he· can cope with problems on the spot, then you have him do that. Take Ed Muskie back in 1968 when be was running for Vice-President. He staged h is addresses in order to get heclded· from the audience and then he would tum to the hecklers, bring them up on /Stage and conduct a mini- debate that went over very well. Those hecklers were arranged, as tar as we know.'' [When contacted, Senator Muskie's people in Washington did not wholly agree with this analysis. The Senator's aide, Maynard Toll, maintained, "There were no arrangements to have hecklers at those events. That year,, there was no prob- lem arranging heckle.cs-they were just there. Senator Muskie did decide at some point to ask FAMILY WEEKLY, October 19, 1975 • I he<:klers up on the s tage as a means of trying to handJe the problem-and it was success· ful. But the notion that the cam- paign men arranged it is totally false."] Whatever the circumstances. staging is a vital part of creating the ideal image. There are spe- cialists who do nothing but stage settings for public appear- ances -"crowd managers" whose job it is to make sure the candidate has a full house when he speaks and that he looks good while he's doing it. In the electioneering business. these crowd-raisers are called "ad- vance men," and Jerry Bruno is one of the best. H is finest hours came while working for John F. Kennedy. "Most people do not think of politics in terms of issues ... Bruno explains. "They vote for people who strike them as more honest, more exciting, more i uy. That's why advance work is so important. When you show people a man who can draw crowds. you're giving them something recognizable. "Advance work has an enor- mous impact on campaigns. The press and media judge candi- dates by physical facts: How big was the crowd? Were the people turned on or bored? These stories create a sense o( momentum or failure. They persuade money-givers to go with a winner or hold back from a loser. When poll)tCr) ask people who they're for, they remember what they've )een or read about a candidate and how he did." The important thing is to make the candidate louk like a winner. So the skilled advance man makes sure the crowds show up. To do this, he puts pressure on labor unions. schools, political workers, peo· pie who are gelling favors or C 0111inued a 1oc chunk on Chunky Minestrone or Chunky Chili Beef Soups. Your whole family will love these good and hearty Chunky Soups. Chunky Mines1rone is chunk after chunk of vegetables with a zesty Italian accent Serve it as a vegetable main dish. Chunky Chili Beef Soup is chunk after chunk of beef and plump kidney beans with flavor after a chili lover's heart. Hearty enough to be a main dish. I le•"' l~•ple \~)(e Cuntinued hor c for favor~ from the caod1· dale ·1 hen he d1-.1nbu1e~ many lime~ lhe number of tickets an arena ca n hold, JU'>t to make ~ure hi~ candidate won't be fac- ing a lot of empty seals. "The first rule of crowds," Bruno stresses, "is that 25 ,000 people in Yankee Stadium ~ a half· empt y turnout. But 4,000 peo· pie in a hall that seats 3,000 1i. an overflow " To m ake i.ure lhe event i.eems 0 The first rule of crowds is that 25,000 people in Yankee Stadium is a half-empty turnout. But 4,000 people In a hall that seats 3,000 la an overflow." -Jerry Bruno special. kingmakers will use various tncks. When John Ken- nedy was launching his Presi· dent1al -campaign. he was late arriviog at the Detroit airport where a large crowd had gath· ered. A rickety snow fenc-'! was put up to keep the crowd oack. The plane finally landed and Kennedy descended, when sud- denly the mob surged forward, smashed down the fence and swarmed all over him. Be extra good to your cat--PrHldent John F. Kenn.cty ... "It looked so good on film," says Bruno, "that from then on we made sure the crowds surged over Kennedy. I'd have two men holding a rope by an airport or along a motorcade. Then, at the right moment, they'd just drop the rope and the crowd would rush Kennedy. We made it a standard part of every Kennedy campaign stop." Lots of money, the winning image and staged events--thesc are the tactics of the new king· makers. Or maybe it's not so much that the tactics are new, but only that the kingmakers \ . .. .. feed her like a kitten. 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New Harmony (pop. 971) boasls a rich and extraordinary history. having served as a leading Midwestern intellectual cen- ter for growing J 9th-century America. It is now in the midsl of a two-year-long S 18-million restoration plan designed to recap- ture much of its historic beauty and greatness. Many of the buildings of New Harmony's formative years remain intact and 50 of these key stnictures are being restored, down to the small est detail. The downtown shopfronts, audi- torium, street~ and sidewalks are being refurbished. Even the handsome, contemporary, new multimillion-dollar oNew Har- mony Inn reflecls the unencumbered style and simplicity of the communi1y's early design. One of the remaining structures built during New Harmony's early year!> i!> the converted fort-like stone Harmoni1t Granary, distinguished as the headquarters of the first U.S. SPARSE BEAUTY Who wouldn't want lo move right into this room? The unadorned white walls are warmed by lhe natural wood tones of the floor, ceiling and moldings, as well as the working fireplace with brick-colored tiles New furniture. such as the rush- seated rocking chairs and wooden bed, recalls the functional grace thal was typical of Harmon1st craftsmen. The hlhp of blue-and-white fabric adds a hint of 20th-cenlury elegance lo this inler- pretat1on of an earlier time. Continu~d c;nc;HOll~~ By Rosalyn Abrevay a Se•l•r Editor On a shaded tree-fined street stands a typical restored home, designed fOJ a large famlly's comfort. /RURAL SIMPLICITY This characteristic frame house (ca. 1820) was built from prefabricated numbered units. like all wooden Har- monist homes. The house contains its original, and effective. insulahon-called "Dutch b1scu1ts"-made by wrapping mud and then straw around a flat wooden core A room In the New Harmony Inn captures the elemental n•ture of H•rmonlat design. 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Another, the Otd Thrall Opera House, was a Harmonist dormitory (numbered dormitories housed the unmar- ried). which m 185 7 was converted into the second-largest theater in lodiaoa. An important focal point for the life of New Harmo ny today is the ne wly built New Harmony Inn, made possible by philanthropist and visionary Jane Blatf er Owen. OverlookiD8 a pastoral landscape, the Inn comprises an entry h ouse, a charming, modernistic obapel, The Thrall Opera House, with It• Romanesque fa~de, was rHtored In 19t9 and hH ~n In some form of theatrical UM ever since. and a residence containing 45 guest room!>. Inside, blending harmoniously with the Inn's cultural tradition. a rc fine contemporary art and furnishings garnered from all over the globe. Guiding the entire New Harmony restora- tion is community planner and builder Ralph G . Schwarz. 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"The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles.'' FAMILY WEEKLY: What made you decide to adopt a Vietnamese baby? JULIE: My husband and I knew we wanted another child, and we realized we were not getting any younger. We felt now was the time to do it. And my friend Mia Farrow was so happy with the baby she had adopted from Vietnam. 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY. October t9. t975 we d ecided to try the same agency. (Julie and her husband are now in the process of adopting a second Vietnamese baby. seven-months-old Joanna Lynn.) FW: How did your daughter Emma react? JULIE: It was a bit difficult at first be· cause until now, Emma, who is 12, bas been the youngest and has gotten most of the attention. But now it is all right. FW: ls London still your home? JULIE: Not anymore. Io fact, it was the baby's arrival that caused us to move to Switzerland for good. We wanted some quiet place where we could settle down. Although we rent a place in London, Swit- zerland is our home. We have a beautiful chalet in Gstaad. I enjoy looking after it. FW: What do you mean. "looking after 1t"? JULIE: We have a girl who comes in daily, but I take care of the bahy, whom we've named Amy, and I take care of the cooking and do some of the cleaning as well. FW: What made you decide to write 'The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles"? JULIE: The first book gave me so much pleasure that I wanted to writt a second. FW: What made you write the first one? JULIE: It was a repayment of a debt-a promise I'd made to Jenny [Blake Edwards's daugh- ter Jenny]. When Blake and I were doing "Darling Lili" in Paris, Jenny was with us. She kind of got out of hand. Her room was in a constant mess, she wouldn't brush her teeth or take care of her laundry. It wa..~ just a mess. I wasn't doing too .. I'm not about to overstep my bounds-- even If I am his wife!" well, either. FW: How come? JULIE: Well, I used to swear a lot because I was under great tension. Anyway, whenever Jenny did something wrong, she had to forfeit something. One day she said, ''What about you when you do something wrong?" ''Like whatT' I asked. ''Well, you swear an awful lot," she told me. She was right! Ten- sion was reall y no excuse. So we made a deal: I would stop s~earing if she would put her things away and brush her teeth and all that. If she lost, she would have to forfeit some- thing. and if J lost. I promised I'd write her a story. FW: And you lost? JULIE: l am sorry to say it tQOk me JUSt ten minutes before I used a swear word, and Jenny kept arter me until I started to write the story I'd promised her. First I wrote JUSt a page. Then I elaborated. It took me a year and a half to finish "Mandy." It was a point of honor, and doubly important because I was her-stepmother and dido't want her to lose faith in me. 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It i.a atill the only way I can write . FW: Your book was written under the name of J ulic Edwards rather than J ulic Andrews. Did this cauae any problems? JULIE: It sure did. i had a lot of pressure from the publishcn. They aaid the public would know Julie Andrews, but not Julie Edwards. But flnt of all, I was writing the book for Jenny, and aec- oodly, I am an Edwards. And without Blake I never would have fin.isbed it. FW: They recently rei&aued "The Sound of Music."·How do you feel about that movie now, ten years later? JULIE: I like it better than before. Pint of all, it was superbly made. And it ex- pressed simplicity, love and devotioo- old-fashioned values, but so much a part of the nice things in lite. FW: Do you think the tremcndow suc- cess of "The Sound of Music" will bring back musicals? JULIE: I hope so. rd love to do another. FW: How have you changed aince you made 1be Sound of Music''? JULIE: I've matured, which is as it should be. When I was in Salzburg for "Music," for instance, I used to waste a lot of time. I wasn't wise or mature enough to take advantage of what 1 could have done. Like going to museums. Also, it was a yery difficult time in my lite. FW: Why? JULIE: I bad problems with my marriage (Julie was previously married to costume designer Tony Walton] and I had become a recluse. I wasn't very sure of myself. In short, I wasn't really happy. FW: Are you happy now? JULIE: Terribly. FW: Is it hard working for a director you happen to be married to? JULIE: It's easier now. Actually, we've ooly made two films-"Darling Lili" and 'The Tamarind Seed." When we made "Darling Lili," we weren't married, and we were more careful with each other. Now I can say whatever comes to my mind. FW: Can you be specific? JULIE: Well, there arc pitfalls m a rela- tionship like this. As a wif c, I might do something which would be untenable as an actress. Like when Blake blocked out a scene in the first film we made together, I would keep my mouth shut if I didn't agree. In the second film, I burst out with wifely suggestions-but I always made it look like I wasn't interfering! FW: Do you ever think you arc? JULIE: Well, Blake has never said so. I watch that I don't go too far. There can only be one director on a film. I'm not about to overstep my bounds-rMB even if I am his wife! iilJJI FAMILY WEEKLY, October 19, 197S • 11 WORDS AND PICTURES Words and plclure1 don't b .. ln to show the beauty, brilliance, and fire of theM ma1nlflcent Qemflr• rln11. Tll1t'1 why we want you to wHr them and Jude• them on thew own merlh -not on what we tell r.ou. S.• If your friend• and fam ly can tell them from an expensive "natural" diamond w o rth 100 times H mucil. In 111 . ~obablllly you can fool ll••m If you want to. Nol m11ny people can tell theM brllllant Gemflre slmul1te1 from the eapenllH rul ones. 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EKh plant it e proven .,cceu In homes-as usy to C.f9 fOf as 1t Is a-utiful. e.,lnning and veteran plant lo.ers .ilke will be In rrivuect with ttl-distinctive carefully cho•n plant&. Complete 1nstruct1on~ and fmclnating history are included with Nd! plant. Order your gifts fOf Christmas end efl die YoNr-t>1rthdrrs. enniver•rle&, ell tpeciel ct.y.-now. Simply tpee1fy the month eec:tt plan lhould betin. A handlome gift lett9r in1e11bed as you direct will announce the ~ip et m. .,...,.,_. time. Shortly ther•ft1tt your 91fu wilt t>.gtn am•i ... All •XCAPt m. .._ ,..den plants will .. ready be , .-owing in their own 21'" CH 2~" plntlc: pot-. The •-gard4tn padlet (8'•• con _.,_ not tndudedl will be ready to pleru and enjoy. 0.-from the ttv.. ptam deecr I bed below. 3 MONTH PLAN Long·IHting thoughtfulneu with gift plants sent the three CONSECUTIVE months of your choice. s5ta 6 MONTH PLAN Six gifts in one -lovely hardy pl•ntt in each month of the six CONSECUT· IVE month period you indicate. 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J11 um lionw~. n111 d111rC'ht·~. 0111 Sl hooh, our cot11 I\, 111<' t•l11ld 1'> l'011fnmted with p.1tcm.d"'"· \V" use ou1 youngsters as \ca1wg1i;1t~ f<n .1dult frU\lrations, and too 11111'11 "<' \\\'t'<'lf'11 111ir punishments .111d cl1'11ial-; with the hypocritic:il uvuw:il. ·11·,. for till' child'~ ow11 good.' As the d1ild deto<:ts this phoniness, 11·~1·11tnw11t :111d rclx·llion ~l'nninntf'. 011 I y to flt I\\ 1•1 \Vht•11 the prc~smcs of t)11 .. '1n1ght·m.1l..1·~·11ght' oppressin11 lw· c·o1111• 1111hc.,1rnhl1'. C:ornpl<'l\' wlf-dcl<'r· 111111.1t11111 for 1·hild11•11 " not de-;irable, ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By Richard Armour PLATFORM SHOES My wife bought "ome plntform \hoes. With liccls thnt nrc rcnlly high. I used to look down on her manfully, Rut now she·., os to II a'i I. f'll hO\'C to buy platform shoes my~clf OT stnnd on my tiptoes inst('ad. For not to be toiler, n bit, than my wif<' Is something, I tell you, I dread. And why is this not being taller so bad? Tha t hei~hl wns the only ndvnnto1'c ~ r hnd. n • fAMILY WEEKLY, Oc1oort 19, 197!1 ~at in the World! hut a degree of 1ndepende11cc i'> nut 'yn1111ymous with permissiveness. Free· dom is the ultimate goal of childhood. M The speaker h Dr. James H. Ryan, a pediatrician in K:inkakC<', Jll. Dr. Ryan has wntlt'll ~l personal account of his t'Xpcrienct·~ a~ a children's physki:ua , "Pahlum, Parents and Pa11demonium" (Thomas Y. CrowelJ, $7.95). HAVE DOG, WILL TRAVEL Cute can be dangerous Rictvnond, Tenn., re•ldenta were outraged w hen they fin.t saw .1 <log riding Oil the roof of a ('tlr. l11ey daarged the 1x-fs owner, J<><' P<'aCo<:k. with .111imal nuelty Rut the shouts d1e<I dow11 whe11 dog Charlie ~howf'd everyone that he was happier 011 the roof than i11~ide. Peal'O<'k e>.plainecl how It :111 started: "About two years ago. I was leaving home on a short !1.iles trip. Nonnally f took Charlie cvcrywlwre. But he W:l!I c:overed with mud. so I told him to stay. As I drove aw.1y. thnt nazy hound jumped on tl1e roof J .;topped hut he ~tood his ground. Since then, lw's ref med to iid<.> jS .1 passenger, .u1d jumps happily 011 the hood whenever l get m the rnr. I drive slowly. of course." But isn't Chj1 lie a road hazard to other driver11 who are startled by U1e sight of him? NEILSEOAKA It's better to be human NeJI Sedaka haa sold over 25 million records and written some 700 songa, but things haven't always heen so good. .. r grew up in Brooklyn. hut I couldn't play basehall because I wns studying classit~.U piano. Y 011 c.·an imagin<' that I wasn·t the moi.t popular kid. Being short und Wt•aring gJa,ses didn't help either. 1 think 1l1at \ why I got inler· ested in rock nws1t· 111 he.· .ll'l't·ptcd. So, every day my f 1 i1'111l I l ~1warcl Crecn- fit•ld C'ame ovPr. :111d ",. ,,., ot<' a song every day. Three \1·a" l.1tcr, when I was l 8, Connie· F1 ·""'" 1 t•<.·nrde<l our first hit. 'Stupid Cupid.'" ~cil still l'ol- laborates witl1 llil\\.,ll cl ( 17 years Quips & Quotes CJrrie<l j\\,1y with hi' scnnon, the voung preal her fixed tht> congregation \\ ith h1~ eye'>, and shouted, "And I ~ay unto vou, if th<'1e l>c· M11ners Among vou. mav v1>11r tongue cleave to the woof of your mowf!" Sm1w1'/ J. Stannard /\;a nit or of a rni/root! .vtalio11 dr·ci<l1·d 111 ~!'I ""'rrit·d i11 n large· room rm ti"' 11p1wr flonr of tlll' l"'iltli11g. So 11101111 1>1•1111/1· \hmc;<'tl 1111 thnt tht' flonr col· In/'"'" .\fornl· Nf'l r•r 111nrry ulmt·r· '!'''" \lat imi Dorot hc·o Kt'11t lk/M<' /1·111 lrrJ! t/I(' oflic1·, 011 1'111· 11lm11· r /!/II 1 111 \I""'' ioll\ I 11 hi\ r11 ·11 .\1·c:rc•tn11· "/ 1111111 lu /Jnc:/.. n/lc'1 l1111rl1," Ill' 111/tl l1l'f , "11111/ tlw11 11:.:ni11. I 111n11 not " "l'1·\, .\ir," \ht ft'\Jlm1tlrtf "/\ tlrnt tlt·fi11it<'?.. I .mw Oli11{.!.l1111"'' "J)idn't ~f r!>. Brown loo!.. plea!lt'cl wll('n I told hc-r she didn't look a dav oldt•r thnn her tl:rnght<'1 ?" "f really did11 't notiC'e. I was husy watching the expres,ion 011 her d:iugh- ter's face." -Conrad Fiorello THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids see life dillerenlly. Send contr1bu· hons to "Child." Family Weekly, 6.C 1 Lexington Ave., N.Y .. NY 10022. SlO 11 used-none returned My two-year-old grandson proudly showed me o paper he had scribbled over with crayons. I took it and said, "My, what a fine little boy ond dog you drew!" He grabbed back his paper nnd after a very close inspection of the scribbles asked, "Where die! they go?" -Mrs. Dan 11. Donnelly Lau:ndale, Calif. C:ugoyle: ~Jouth wa~li. -C:r•or~it• Starlmck { :afhrnltli later), and after an eight-year ahsen<..'C, he's back with two new hits. How does it feel? "When I got married in 1962," • he says. "I had lo keep it a secret be- c:atL~e in those days rock stars weren't allowed to disappoint their fans hy bci11g human. So my wife Leba and 1 c-ouldn't travel together, or she had to pretend slw was my sister. This put a terriblt' strain on us. Now entertainers are allowed to be 'real' people." Neil's latest Rlhum is "The Hungry Years," on !locket. BIRTHDAYS (Sunday-Wednesday, Libra; Thursday-Saturday, Scorpio): Sunday-Jack Anderson 53. Monday -Arlene Francis 67; Art Buchwald 50; Dr. Joyce Brothers 47; Mickey Mantle 44. Tuesday-Dizzy Gillespie 58; Whitey Ford 47. Wednesday-Annette' FuniceJJo 33; Joan Fontaine 58; Thurs- day-Johnny Carson 50. Frlday-Y. A. Tittle 49. Saturday-Anthony Franci- osa 47. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE Annette Funicello and Johnny Carson By Frank Baginski LITTLE EMILY "Of COUrM ll also Means we'd have a mouM and • duck In the Senate, but lhoM are problem9 we can Iron out later ... " .,.,. .... _. __ co A lot of people have been telling you not to smoke, especially cigarettes with high 'tar' and nicotine. But smoking provides you with a pleasure you don't want to give up. Naturally, we're prejudiced. We're in the business of selling cigarettes. But there is one overriding fact that transcends whether you should or shouldn't smoke and that fact is that you do smoke. And what are they going to do about that? They can continue to exhort you not to smoke. Or they might look reality in the face and recommend that, if you smoke and want low 'tar' and nicotine in a cigarette, you smoke a cigarette like Vantage. And we'll go along with that, because there is no other cigarette like Vantage. ' Except Vantage. Vantage has a unique filter that allows rich flavor to v ~~"!"~~e come through it and yet substantially cuts down on 'tar' and nicotine. Not that Vantage is the lowest 'tar' and nicotine cigarette. (But you probably wouldn't like the lowest 'tar' and nicotine cigarette anyway.) . ,. ... ·~ . .. . . . VANTAGE Ml "'lHOl The plain truth is that smoke has to come through a filter if taste is to come through a filter. And where there is taste there has to be some' tar' But Vantage is the only cif?arette that gives ,~ 1; I ..:s you so much flavor with so little tar' and nicotine. So much flavor that you U never miss your high 'tar' cigarette. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ·~... \141\.~J\ .. ,.~ •v ·~G~ ~c.o c nru "'""\· 12... .... ~ ""'. I 0.8::--.. . .. • . - • FILTER: 12 mg. .... 0.8 mg. ricotinl. MENTHOL: 11 mg. Mllf. 0.8 mg.nicotinl, IV. per cignnt, FTt Report MAR. '75. - ... _ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t -i . I I I I I I I I I . I I r I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J, ·• •• ·---- Do you rNlize that meny otherwise well-informed executi"Nt ere still peylng $25 end $30 per peir tor DoubleKnit Sl~1? Sure, thet wes the original price of Knits until Hebend, th.I meil order people from Petert0n, NJ, med• the big brHkthrough: Hebend's femou1 100% polyester NON.SNAG KNITS -they saw money on original price -they sa...e money on Cluner's Bills -and they save you money on WtJar and tHr on your more eJC{nnsi11e busintJS:S suits/ Now with economic conditions as they are , the mills need more busi~! So still more important savings are possible: The same pants with aJI the same featurH -NOW 2 pairs Reed Habend's top-fliplt Quality Detail•! • 2-WA y ·s+r-.+c·h NON.SNAG KNITS •New unbreakable nylon -raJon®' spiral zipper. •'Ban-Ro'® no-roll inn« weistbend. •Full seat & crotch. • 2 deep bJclc poclteta.. •New le nit no-hole Poch ting. • No-pudter flat fly. •Wider belt loops. •Proportion Ullored rile, fita vour pertieular bu lld. • StJaiaht hemmed bottom. No CuffL • F°rve Colon to chOOM inyow~t "exact-to-the-inch" waist a. in.-m sizes. •100% Polyester •100% NO-IRON Compt.te Autometic WASH A WEAR. i . I ' I • Orange Coast * FINAL SPORTS I'll HOLD THE BALL , AND '{O'J RLIN UP ..\NO KICK IT '1'00 NEVER HOLD IT! '{OU ALWA'iS PULL IT AWA'f'.AND I LAND FLAT ON Mlf SACK AND KILL M'15ELF ! NAN Tm. Reo. U.S. Pat. 011.-All rights reserved <C1975 by United F.~at1.1re Synqleate, Inc."' • DAILY . ,. :;111 PllOt~ " ... .. . ... ,. ""' . . . ' .... . ' . ., ,,. -:~ ' •• • 0 \ .--.. ,~1-•.• • .• '1'9''~ .~· ...... l:·...1... ·~·~-·~ -· '~ • LOCAL WANT ADS EXCLUSIVE ' ORANGE COAST NEWS SUNDAY, oc:TOIEll 19, 1975 ' CHAf<L.1E: BROWN-N-N Jlil •• THAT'S MISTR UST !THAT'S Ml~TRU6T OF ME AS AN ATHLETE 1 A PERSON AND A WOMAN! DO L{OU ,V\15TRL!Sf ALL WOMEN? DO l{OU M15T~UST EVEN L{OUR MOTHER ? ~~-v----....,_---1 I I CANT 8EL1Ev'E IT .. I DON'T MISTRUST M'( MOTHEIZ ... 6000 6RJEF, NO!! IF THERE'S AN'(ONE IN THIS WORLD I 00 TRUST, IT 'S M'{ MOTHER! 1'M NOT '{OUR MOTHER , CHARL IE BROWN ! B Ernie Bushmiller • WHY THE BIG SMILE ? BECAUSE MY PALM ITCHES THAT'S A SIGN THAT I'M AW. THAT ·s A STUPID GOING TO GET SOME ,__,,/-,-1 SUPERSTITION , WOW--·A FIVE 1 1-SEE YA DOLLAR 81 LL 1 LATER I I .t I ' MONEY t---~-~-----' NOVELTY SHQP ':~ I OCT: 19 _, - _, - I I -- I GUESS IT 15 - -·-- • • BIG ~IS"TER ! HAVE AN IDEA, LESTER. LET'S '71MPLY GO TO MA/i::CIA, .AND TEL.L HE R WE WAN T '-lE I< TO QUIT A '7 ...----..::.._ C'.LA5 '7 PR'E 7 IDENT .' ··A Matter of fami I~" \VE:L l , IF' YOU /HINK WE ?HOL-ILC/, BUT ... • • ·-- IS WA"fCH/NG 'fOIA. MA RC IA, PEJ<'.HAP5 YOL.1 OUGHT TO RE$/GN AS CLASS PRE51DEN T, FO i': IHE. GOOD OF ALL CONCERNED ..• v . · ..• SAM TELLS ME THAT YOU WERE A VERY SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISING I MADE A GOOD SALARY. .. !lUT I DONT JUD<;E 5UCCE55 !lY WHAT ONE EARNS, LIEUTENANT! OKAY. SAM! 'REMIND ME TO TELL I'LL SEE THAT THE COMMISSIONER IT'S RETURNED WHAT A GENTLEMAN SOMETIME YOU ARE! THIS AFTER· NOON! EXECUTIVE AT ONE TIME, MR .SILVAN! CAPTAIN DEVANEY JUST GOT THIS MESSAGE ••. TOLD ME TO GIVE IT TO YOU! INOl,NATioN MEf1'1N~ WHAT '"TLAPIO PINM!:AD OF A ~fl.F· De.?T~IACTIVI:! C~OP THOl.A6HT il-f T IA P ?;>:! . ' .' THE MARK OF SUCCESS IS HOW MUCH ONE CAN GIVE OF HIMSELF! HEAR I IZ1 CHE:EF! LIMPID J..IZAR.D, ONE OF MY KEV MEN HAS MYSl!'ORIOUSJ..Y DISAPPEARED! ... . .#~ .•. I 1 MAl1:CIA IC:~N? THIS CL AS.So WITH AN Lfi?:ON HAND, AND ! /HINK 70MESODY 7HOl!IL.D 00 ?OMETHING ASOVIT IT !.1 1HA1"1~ YOLA TH RE W WHAT M E TO t•O J..IKE /HE 1'0 WOLVE'7. KNOW.'! DUl31!5J..E WOW! • I THINK YOU SHOULD ARRANGE TO HAVE IT RETURNED TO WHERE YOU PICKED IT UP, LIEUTENANT' SAM! HOLD IT! I WANT TO SEE YOU! 13E SURE 10 13RIN& 13ACK THE LID • • • I' ' t3ETTE12: YO/j THAN ME .... c. ,, ' .. ! [ ' ~ "' v '. I REAk.k.4 FEEk.. DOWN TODI¥) SO I THOUGHT·I'D CALl ONE OF Ml.,J FRI ENDS AND SPEND THE BUT EUER40NE I CALL.. EITHER ISN'T IN OR IS BUWI DAI,) WITH HIN\ I -. i . -" -:: -::· ----~ .. ~ .. , : ,-t • ~ '.' -----. /0-/'f U••INS SURE, PLU5HIE ~-.Jusr US!N' IT TO SET MY BE~R' ON-· HERE-- CATCH! r--....-t /-;_. .,, · .. II 1,7S H"'Yor\,..... In(. Nllll&fltlll......- I'VE HEARD OF.BLUE luNl<S: BuT fJE~ER I>. 'BLUE FuNKY /' OH WEll.,ONE MORE TRc,..> f ' BOY/ HI, CRAZ.l'.,J .I WHAT'S UP2. OH l,JEAH =?- MIND IF I COIY\E OJER '?- . '-· """' ,-. ~ ,---. ~ ~ 0 n ' . IS TH IS EVER DEPRESSING/ o. --- \I I 0 0 . --. ~ . -. -. ---~ --. . TI'5 M IAMl:S BALL ON THE TW<oNT<,l -Fl•JE. YARD UNE I by Ferd JohnaG1• , MUST BE A <iRE;AT ISSUE:. DOCTOR SMOCK By Geor e Lemont A !?OC"IOR ? Vv'HY Vv'OUl.-!? YOU WAN -J "JO BE::COAAE:: A !?OCIOR 2 '"IHA-J "NIF'IY BL-ACK BAG" He' CARRIE'S 15 A I-UNCH BOX! AN ' :X:'t...L- l'e'L-L-YOU SOAAE:'i"H I NG et...se, SIUPI c;;> ! BecAuse :C WAN'I l'O BE: JUS"I l.-IKE:: AAY !?AV'·' ;J'. SIAAPt...Y t...OVE: '"IHA'"I KE:E:N WHl"IE: OU"IFll He' vvE:ARS '"IO WORK AN' "IHAI" N I Fl"Y BL-ACK BAG( He' C ARR I E'S .1 .. , ;i . ' HAAAA ... • ' Vv'e'l.-l.-, AA.OM., :C JUSI" FOUNV' OU'f' !?AP VVAS A AAIL-KAAAN.1 ,. - YOU CHILDREN '-TnP T\-4/\T NOIS E' DICK TRACY ALL T KNOW IS, HE'S BUYI NG IDEAS FOR HI S CARTOON , FROM THI S GI RL '· , NAMED 'BUNNY'-, ·AND _,., ... ,, __ SHE TURNE D IN WHEN SHE SIX I DEAS TO YOU TURNS IN YESTERDAY.AND SIX IDEAS YOU BOUGHT YOU BUY ONLY TWO! SIX- UNDERSTAND ... ' 9 . QUIET! ('/\NT 1 HAVI:_ SO!v1f"' Pt ACE AND r QJIET AkOUND I THIS HCXJSE Q I , < \ ( ' \\I 10-19 .,,.-----..,, --AND HF ·s ACTING VERY STRANGE.HE WON'T TALK ABOUT IT. sr11RKLE, YOU.RE JEALOUS. -:-\/ / I THINK I KNOW YOUR HUSBAND PRETT WELL, ~PARKLE . HE'S A GOOD ~r K!D . I SURE IS QUIET Acx:::t.JND • ) HERE Sli'CE THE :~I ,~ KIDS HAVE GCNE . I"'->"-'-- ~ WHAT W/\S ·?: T..-~Ai? ,, MANY CARTOONISTS BUY IDEAS ~OR THEIR '.:>TR/Pc;. rT's BUSINESS. -.. HOW - 'BOUT THAT? MOMMY SAID SHE"Oi 'SCQRY AND \NE CAN MAKE. ALL Tl-1E NOISE WE WANT •~-· 1 ,~ •• •· n·~· < ·•' '~·• by Chester Gould at VERA ALLDID'S STUOIO- IM 6UNNY 0S SPECIAL FRIEND. SHE'S A GREAT G AG Wl<ITER AND I WANT HER TO GETA BREAK! YOU CAN°T I SAY. WHEN YOU CAN'T THREATEN TELL ME BUNNY TURNS ME!!! GET OUT-W HAT T O IN SIX IDEAS . BUY FOR YOU BUY ' .. MY STRIP ! v_,, (( MANY OF HER SIX! , IDEAS ARE STINKERS ! /- c I ><><>LE~'~ ( H-i cJ~8 ·~~ I CAN ·1-CV[N ,, 5£(. ii At-JV . .. MOR f ! .. . • ' I ... ~ • • " Wf1AT A l(ICK! ' 1H£ BALL'S G£Tf1N' SMALL £R AN ' SMALL[R 1-rs uUSI A 11NY SPl:CK IN IH £ SKY 0 YO Ll b !HINK AFTl-R A FLIGHI LIKE' /HAT 1Hf R£'D 6& SOME"BODY AROUND 10 M ff:-/ YA ! * -¥ \ ~ • . -• •• -. ,. -- I :cAJ enc• qu i• I" • • • . Hal Kaufman~ .'CAN YOU TRUST )'OUR EYf:S? There arr at Ira.s t .six differ· f'nces in dra\li·ini:-details bct""'£'C'n top and bottom panels. liow quickly can you find lhrm? Chrck ans\li·trs -.·ith those below. 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CAW!< --u.M --ufl--CAWl<A-- SUl<t: .. .. ' ' OAWN.fi' .. LJ)I ... ~~~ ~;:1\ ON;fjf'N( -- • ~ DOODLE DOO, DUMDUM,[ c..\.. 'I'_,.. • l S rl"J'f\'(; l'lll·:·rr'''. ,\pply 1he~t· color' l -H1·d. :!-Lt : hlu•. :1-,'rllo". ·I-Lt. hr0\\11. j -Fh·,h. fi-1.t. ~r"t'n. 'i -l>k . brO\.\'h. R-Ok. irrrt'n. 9-JI\... hlu1·. 10-l>k. ~ray. 11 -Bl,u·k. 12-.\laroon. SP.EllBINDER! SCORE IO poin t~forustn&all tht =====E==== letter• in the word below lo Corm ~~~~~§~~~~~ two complete 'A'Otds: AIOI S1'L1 Rt: •••a•••• THEN sco~ 2 pelnt1 each ror all -----+----- word1 or four letter1 or more-----+----- found among the letter1. ======t===== Try to acore at leut 50 pointa. ';tW'I 'Jl't•:, <Ultll~U• ;tlqj•llld Brown and Casson B UM··UH DAWN, DAWNr • .. 6&CAvse {/)f; ALWAYS 1<1'SP1'Cf £AC~ OIHf:l<'S Q1GHI lo Do HIS OQ H€1<' Olli/II IHI NG. AS l WAS ':3AYI NG •. Gus Arriola • YEAflf L ESSEE, UH-·· POOR POP01S GETTIN<EJ ' OLD.' His . MEMORY's GOING! --'""'""" ' ' ' THIS YEAR, SAY ''MERRY , CHRISTMA$'' WITH MUSIC! llLUI!: JO l,tAP.S ILAlllln Olol lMt:OlllOUND 2~S141t Pllll!E l'.!J THE BEST Of FREE • CHICAGO VIII HAll'll'Y Tll'UMAN ,.:::::.'&!:re:; •• .... , .... , -•• '· 2073~4 l., .. I ,I.LL $llt:CTl0JfS" SM OWN AP.t AVAIUILl OJf ~;§) 12• at•r90 r9CO<d• O~llUH•lt..4U CODSPf.LL ""o'"'r "~' JIM CROCE IGOT A NAME I U you Joi" now •"d •Cl'" to buy o"ty nine fftOt9 Mtect!OM . (•I regul1r Club prlce1} during the coml"g thru year• SERENADE Mako 1hl1 coming Hollday S&ason the metr1es< e ... or by taking advantage of this offer from Columbia! Take your pick of ANY 11 of the records or tapes shown here- they're yours fo r only $1 .86. And just look at the selec- l1onyou have to choose from ... lates.t best-sell~rs. oldie.s but goodies and year-round favontes ... rnus1c to su1 every taste. Each one will make an ideal gift for someone on your Christmas list ... or an exciting addition to your very own collection! Too~er your 1 t r')cord~ or !ar:et just mail the application in an envelope, together with your check or money order tor s 1.86 as payment. In exchange. you agree to buy 9 more selections [at regular Club prices) in the coming 1ng three years ... and you may cancel your membership at any time after doing so. H.;iw t'1D Club operci!es::: every four weeks {13 times a year) you'll receive the Club's music magazine. which describes the Selection of the Month for each musical interest ... plus hundreds of alternateS! from every field of music. ln addition. up to six times a year you may receive o!lersof Special Selections, Usually at a discount off regular prices. JI you wish to receive the Selection of the Month or the Special Selection. you need do nothing-it will be shi pped automaf!Cally. If you prefer an alternate selec- 11on. or none at a!1, simply fill in the response card always provided and mail lt by the date specified. You will always have at least 10 days in which to m(l:ke your decision. lf you ever receive any Selection without havi ng h ad at least 10 days in which lo decide. you may return it at our expense, for full credit. Your own charge account will be opened ... the selec· l ions you order will be mailE!d and billed at regular Club prices. which currently are: 8-track tapes and cassettes, $6.98 or S 7.98; reel tapes. $7.98; records, $5.96or $6.98 -plus shipping and handling. (Multiple unit sets and Double Selections may be somewhat higi,er.l You 'll be eligible for our bonus plan upon completing your enrollment agreement-a plan which enables you 10 save at least 33% on all your fu ture purchases. Act now-mail lhe application today! a~::. NOTE: •tl •ppHe11tion1•re1ublect 10 r•wlew ind Columbia Ho~• ,. .. ,..., tM riOtl t to r•Jtct enr 1ppllel:Hon. COLUMllA JllECOJllO 6 TAPI CLUI, Tel'ff H111t., IMl•1 41 ... 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