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Home My WebLink About1975-11-09 - Orange Coast Pilot7 • I e GlvercOm~ Rocky Start hurdles, work J1 procresslne on durin'I a 1962 convention tn schedule at lhe n· w campu5 and Clev~and, and after tpproval, • adminiltral0r1 are. pleased and search wu launched for an 11p-. excited about the progress. propriate site. alow• -ltoek ~;!=-:i~~1i,~u=l:'.--Ghrist Goll•1•.-• projeet ol-the-~libl locations~••'!. '''It\\ 'l"l .t I \I. I eou .... ii Oaktiid, ~b wac Lutheran Church·Ml11ouri aurve1ed berore ~e 113 -acre cl01ed bee.au•• or its small, SynOd, lii fhTfiilfillment or a l~arcel-wa~o·•h•-"""· ••P.--~>I mate 10 ears a o. ~ • campu • for LUtheran C~urcb members. Current P ans nc e w " Ubrery bWlclillC i. not completed b!u.~bich wlll occommodate .. yet , ... --ODFatafF1i\ember-recaUect-· I t··• •• • --• that-there was talk-of building a maximum 0 3,000 SJ uuen~x_-•()tbw-booka have been donated 1990. Tile architectural style of ' ·>-----'----ito'iPi;Chiii:;,lt Cotlea:e. including some West Coast semlnary when he stucco, wood and tile Is, a -... -.-' tkf Bibles &nd-tbelt--are wa.SalJ_=Year-oldstud~tlnl~ seeretary-kidded,-uearly-lrvin'"""--- ADother tntereatlnl pioblem is SlQl'edinseveral{ocaJiarages, · A formal request ror a Wesl tbrat the school has a librll')' and ln •pite of lheae rather unu.su.al coast Lutheran achooJ was made ISeoCOLLEGE, P•aeASl VOL1_68,. ~q,., ll3, 9 SE ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1975 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS ---' ~ - SunSet B~ach Couple Die • ·~ . . '\Jy Executi~n'; Hunt On By TOM Me.CANN and He was taken lo l...os AJamitos Police agencies throughout the short, dead end street late Sulur- llICHARD KOEHLER General Hospital, where he county put on a vigorous·attempt day night or early thi:t morning. -...,..--...ott111to.u_., "11"~ lingered near: deathJor <th®t ~n to build a wall around the fl eeing t Sheriff's deputies ~·orked Police throughout Orange hour and was pronounced.dead at murdererS. ~ -Deh1ni.tclOse<J""'aoors 1n tile stngl ~ County turned tough earJy this · 11 37 h · I · d d d · : p.m . " h · · 1. rted k story. s 1ng e-s1 e mur e r morpi,ng and tumbled long -Sheriff·s officers issued an all-~,na eim po tee repo ma -house. 'a>'r~mal s out of num-· Id ing at least half a dozen car Y ~ e ¥0 ...... so pointl4 bulletin for the arrest or 1 S A 1. 'd h Friends and 111eighbors of the 1U"'hl-eolored c ars, sometimes at r 'b 'k s opi;. anta na po tee sru t ey • our · 1 er type·· sus pects h lted 1 d r murder victims mostly went into ~t-of-sbotguns;-after-a·dou-belt-ed b drt · Id a one car oa o you~ men hie murder in Sunset Beach in . · e~ to e vtng 011 0 that fit the broadcast descnlition their-own homes-and-said lit-tie to vehicle -whit e or cream-and lined up the car·s occupants eachotherortonewsmen. Whidl the k11Jers may have used colored and reported by wit -r h Th Th I d · · amaehinegun. · .. nesses as <'ilher 3 '.\tercui-y or at the point o as otgun. ese . e on y f'scr1ptions <.1t the Sberiff's deputies and Orange Old wererE'leased. · scene were that "Jan w.;1s a smobil e. b•ault'ful g•'rl " .·•nd "Ron W"·.· a County fire units raced to A d . 1-· The male victim was known lo '" ... , <'<'Or ing to pre iminary h h d · · h tttll, ·muscular, good-looking res~nd to reporla of numerous sheriff's investigators· reports, ave a connections wit .. g\inshots and •'medical aid the four gunmen kicked in the criminal activities over a long guy. needed'' in ·the quiet suburban door of the Sunset Beach house period o( lime, according to a 0 n e r eport f.r om the atreetinlandofCoasiHighway. b r 9 30 sheriff"s department spokes man. neighborhood was that the . .,...._. e ore ; p.m. d They~fOU,lld a woman dead in :\'eighbors later told the Daily One theory evolving early this blon e ;Jiss ;1etz fs hewas about lhehallwayoftbebouseat16861 Pilot they heard "three or four morning was th.it th~ killings S·feet·-1) and her ta11 boyfri end . Bayview St.· Neighbors later shots followed by bursts or were . an und e r~·orld "exl'rt1 · (about 6·feet·1 l were shot in the toJd the Daily Pilot she was Jan shots ." tion. ·· b~•ck s o[ their h*'.ads, "exerution r-IMillet:"z~,11(•1;Pi';PiJ;'oiln7l·(;m;iijal\leo;lsy~J326'y~eliarltisr.~tiShiffie:fnii·r:,r;rs.;o,;f;;fiiic'i'ers, going on the In the afterm<ith or th(:> killin~s. style." ! > ~ • W , s-ti s-~lni mffi>Ol1)'i'lY,:"P1'DD1lc "--ttlh1e.,..c1[1lw;,· e,;tco>m1 t'M;1lgnhl>booTI1 ln11•,.•cxxlf-•;,.· 11teSuS.' '"""''"'-tl--.SSh er i ((. ti d@f+ 1:1 l i ee h.><· ...__,..,._ __ ,/I wb found irt the house critic all 1 out police broadcasts saying the Reach was. if anything, even turned up a ny susp('Cts early this wounded afle:r being shot at suspects might be arrru!ld with quie!f!'r than uau.uJ. YirtuaJJy no {TlOrnjng despite the widcnin.,- leasl once in the head. one or more machine guns. ruriosit." sel·k t•r::. had found the manhunt. Hearst Plea 'Surprise' Suggested S>\N FRANCISCO !UPI> Feds to Break Up GMC? portf."dly was close to riling an an- titntst suit against GM in 1968 but wa s overridden by the White I louse, '."JRC New s said Saturday. partment. "'hich has ·10 day~ to decide whf'ther to fil e suit .. o\t the end of that period, the matter is returned to th(' FTC' . ..,,,.hich ran fil e suit on its nw n. ~ _...l":atricia Hearst is expected lo "B U -.,, D1olly'"'9c,....~•1wn1k10tN... plead innoct>nt to bank robbery a ~on, fr.aster. ' .. charges ~fonday . but her al· WASIIlNGTO:"l <AP> -The rederal government is consid er- ing efforts to break up the giant r.ent>r ~1J !\1otors Corp ., the world's largest automaker. ac- cording lo a government .sourrt>. The F ed e ral Trad<> Com · mission was rf'ported to have re· commended antitrust action against the giant ciutomaker, whose sales I as t year totaled nearly S32 billion. :\-'lore th:~n half thC' cars built a nd .sold in the United States arc made by GM . ThC' FTC staff "says that ki nd of dominance is tantamount tu monopoly,·· said :'-Jl{C, which re· ported it had lt>arned that both the economics and the competi· lion bure<ius of th(> ITC h<ive re- rommendE'd antitrust action GM has ht•en in ~1ntitru:-t !rOU· ble before. In 1965, C.'.\1 signed a r<1n:-f'nl dC'Cret" \\'ilh tht• Justi{'(' DC'p:1rt- ment agreeing to make it ~ bus ('ngine. <tXIP <ind tr11nsmis:-ion dE'signs ~.ind components avt1i!a- ble to any othPr co1n pt•titor. ... tor"hey said Saturday hE' may Jabon Levinson , 2112 , of·l~aguna Beach is agog at the bright have a ''surprise'' when the bouncing batch Of balloons that are just out of.reach. Wher~ .heiress appears in courJ.. there is a balloon man, of course,·there alsOi$ a 1'big top'. See The attorney. Albert Johnson, Page3tofind out wheretheCircussightswereSaturday. also said he hopes to get a two· month delay in his ciient·s trial, which the governmeht wants to start before the end ()(th.i s year. Common Pollutants Linked ·to Dis~ases ed doses can build up toxic sub· stances in~an individual, increas- ing the chance of developing/ the illnesses or damaging genes, the "1 may have a surprise for you on that," John.son said when asked what the defense would do at the hearing. Federal Judge Oliver J . ~ has instructed Miss Hearst's at· torneys to bring her to court pre- pared to plead. He said he will set the date for beginning her trial. "She is not going to plead guil- ty," Johnson said. FTC Ch ai rm an l.ewis 1\. Engman declined comment on the report, saying only that "~·e have a number of investigations going on . Some are thC' responsibility of the commission and some or th<' Justice Depart - ment.·· Rruct> Wilson. (lrputy assist.int attorney general, said of the re- port : .. 1\ny industry which is structured like the auto industry is tht> subj<'cl of constant ob- S('rvation .·· The Justice OC'partment re· ~1gainst GM. , That report was confirmed by <1 source in the fedt>ral govern· ment who did nol wish to bl' idcn· tifird. "Justice has bt•en working on this for a long time:· said Frank F'ar<1onc, a G!\-f spokesmcin in Washington. ··1 wou ldn 't know where the FTC fits in." A. spoke:-;m:1n f or the_> Justice i)epartment ~aid thl' ITC r efers its r ecommt>ndations to the de- ;.\t the timt•. (;'.\1 \\'I.IS th1• only major bu s m;.1nufac1url'r . :\meriran '.\1 otors look advan· tage of th{• consent ordl·r i.lnd b('gan producing bu:-('s I ;1st Yt'<•r. .o\ suit :igainst f;'.\1 \\'Ou!d be th(' bigg£'sl suit ('\'l'r hand]NI hy 1hi' FTC. NRC :-;dd, ;ind th<• 1nnst spectacular .intitru:-t artiun since th £' g11vt•rnml·nl hrokt• up Standard Oil in 191 I G:\1 s pokc."i nlt•n in f)l·lroil \\'Ould not con1n11·11t 011 tht· mat· tt-r. WASHINGTON (AP) -J..ow, repeai,.ed doses of such com- monplace pollutants as fumes in the air and chemic:als in dtinking water are increasing riSks of caMer, h eart disease and genetiC'mutalions. according lo a Library of Congress report. While a single exposure to the· pollut~ts is not harmful, repeat- fePort states. _ • di~~:::.~ ~~i!i:ri:e.:ir:.\~ Re~ugees v;nd Educat ·o Co tl ;!~~::.·-~med a significant im· . r " l n s y . The report, eptiUed "Effects of Franco lfangs. On Despite Blood Loss Chronic ExJ?OSUre lo Low-Level By LAt1RIE KASPER Pollutants in the Environment,·· ot\9110a11w "*""" also discloses: The lack of money,, incomplete -The abi-li ty to d etect records and inability.. lo speak chemically induced health and write English fluently may dangers is so lfm"ited that only a be Combinjng to block some Viel- pOrtion of the damage can be re-namese refugees from getting a cognized; college education needed to -The costs~ society of dis-move into lhe1 American eases linked to environmental mainstream. MADRID, Spain (AP) -Doc-pollution, wh.lleo. difficuJt to pin These• obstacle& make educa- tors gave GeD. Francisco Franco down, are stagge;ring, and, lion difficult but not impossible Li 'pints of blood Saturday and -Expensive and arduous test-for the..uprooted Vjetnamese, ac- :sougbt to relieve his pain with . ing methoe!s are net sensitive cordillJ lo several area coUege sedatives after an opetation for enough to deted. the polluting. administrators. public inStitettions. Money is the biggest problem faced by the Vi etnamese s tu- dents, according to Duyen Do, a Saddleback College student who h'¥1 been a sophomore in science at the University of Saigon. Sh~ was able to take two EnglisJI courses during the sum - mer session on a loan from her sponsor, the San Clemente Prt>sbyterian Church. And she has a grant for the cur- rent quarter, but doesn't know where thC' m oney will come from to pay for her next quarter. She and the other Vietnamese pay $29 a unit for academic courst>s at Saddleback and $31 a unit in the Orange Coru;t Com· munityCollege District. UC lrvine·s tuition for an un· dergraduate, out-of-state student is $709 a quarter, $..500 more than that paid by residents. Rut admissions officers point out that the fees don't bar the Vit>tnamese from attendance at the colleges because all rroeraJ fin :1nri <ii <issi st<• nee is av ail ;iblt• Ot>pending on the individual's neC"ds a11d rt•sourcf's---t ncluding the incomt• ach ~tudf'nt . The col\eizC's s ay they ha\•e ('nO\•gh of th£'s!' runds for both the ($('('RF. .. -u<~ •: •:s. Pagt• .'\2 I rem~al ol two-thirds ol his ul-agents. · Tbe;re are about l 7 refugee stu· ~---S<~!"'LslDillJlj:h.~,.,--:;-.,.-:-:-'7--~baJ:JllRO!l)l;Jii,.J!is~·~s~v~an~·~ou~s sub-dentl a,ttending regular classes A late·nighl medical bulleu·n stances con.tilbutlng lo j)Olfiltll>lrilr-iloldenl"est-eoltere;-iza read by Information Minister and health probletns. Or~,e Coast College and seven Leon Herrera saia lbe·152:.year4 • "'-mong the.m _are asbestos, at 5aadlebatk College. old Franco's condition ~till was chlorines, fluorides, nickel and , N'*t of' the Asian students ap- ·•-very rrave" but there was no merc\lry. which affect.a the cen-pear to be taking Occupation.al post-operation hemorrbagiftc. tral nervous sy~tem. courses to retrain themselves in He added that the generalissimo Most enter tbe water and air a marketable skill. Some aretak~ .'-"ODUnued .under treatment of a throu1hJndu~tr1t5eues . ilia English couises to linprQVe kidney machine lo reduce loJ:lns Other t ~lc ma · als inelude thetr langu8ge abilll.f. bi his blood. ' ~ -::t _ carbon m on J''i de and ,One graduate eng1,neenni stu· S.raeons-..J>o. pei'fOmlod ""' l!YdHe..-., · ~ c'Qm· en! al ifc ltvjne technically is a four.hour o~eiii,!ion Fl'idl\Y slid biistidn engines. • rf'fugle, but be bail beon living, ~ :tectlon or slOf1\a<h cu~out '"l'heroport ...... preparedbythe WO<klnl\ and studying In this contained 11 ultlerl! and lnfected L lb r a r y o.f Coo gr es s • COLUJlJ'y as a foreign student for tiss1,1e •. The report' added that t Cooiressional Resi.rch Servic~ fev~ral years prior lo the Franco's abdominal bleedlrit -~ for t.he House: ubc,ommlttee on evacuation from Vietnam. had bee)l caused exclusively by the environment and the 'at· ; More Vietnamese students are the ulc-ert ~nd ii the operation mosphere. On·Ft:(day, the House expected to enroll at the ~eges hmj nol been performeoj "they panet·began .,veo d•Y• ol 6oar-n<xt year, aflof they·ve tulftlled would have provoked the death of inp ·to develop th~~ rt.i•ed the state's one-year residency re-- lhe 1eadtt in very fewhoun." iolhe1tudy. qUirement for the 10¥/ .fees at . I • I> ', COURT l.ENI ENCY -An Orange Coast man who claims Orange County courts are too le- nient has charts to back his posi· lion. Dai!y Pilot,StaffWriterTom Barley has' the. ato·ry with docu- ments. on Page Bl . llLACIUiSTED -Nearly 20 years ago, folksy humorist John Henry Faulk found himselr Jttripped of a televii1ion show and a c.areer wben he was the victim of an 8nti..Com munist s mear camp11i1n. Now, after being spotlighted on a TV documen· ta.ry, he's back on the tube with a spot on "Hee-l·law ." Page 86. ., ! Rf.WARE REJ,F1\ST -Oaily Pilot Editor Thom as Keevil vi sit · <'Cl Ireland r ecently, and found , after the incessant body and lug- gage searches, that there is little for a tourist to ' do or see in Belfast . His impressions of a hopeless city are on Page t\7. PRESS FREEDOM -The lllh of 18 articles that comprise the current "stud y·at·home .. series in the Daily Pilot deals with the historic and current aspecl s or freedom of the press in the Unit· <'Cl States. The article is by Alan Barth, long-time editorial writer • ror the W.ashington ~1.. Page R3 • - .M<llAlwfe<.-. ,., .,._ .. ,.,W<lt ., C.lil0f'fll1t Al C11111HIN Dl·l( Cltwus•v ,_wt .. per aJ ...... _ .. Clt1ttl111 ,,,, ens, .. ,.. •• f.llllltwt•• ~ .. , .... , f..., .... , ........... .., a.. .. , .. 1-.. 1 ••. , ..... "'. .. "'' MOl'Mc:91>9 a1 """"''"ffllMll AIO JDllHO.,...-lt.10 NWIU .... rl IH -WM• lt.6 0111rlft Mee.ti. It.• -.. 1... • •. , Or1t.,._c..ity lt.11 ...... " ., R1J1tl E111tt11 CS.,, S.O.rt• C1·• Tr1t""I AIO 'Mltllwr At • • • ' . t(Z DAILY PILOT Sund1y. ·November 9, 1'75 \ Coast. Watch •.. Top New~ Stories of the pas~ "."eek from Orange Coast Commun1t1es LAGUNA BEACH--A threatened 1.Ititiative to force removal of street pa;kinq met ~s was dealt ~ous blow Wh en CltY 1\tt"y. u-e-orge citi zen all on- a seri- Lo-gan used .against the c.i.ty mone,y~a..k:.e~s... CA,~ty Hall had estimated it would lose $187-,500 yearly if the mete rs were fo r ced out ••• WEST ORANGE COU NTY-~Unif ication e:ections in both Fountain ~alley and liuntinqton 1'·each ~c hool districts went down t~ defeat in balloting Tuesday ..• NEWPORT l~E ACH--Raids at the Balboa Pu ssycat Theat r ~ began once agai n. New- por~ Beac h po li ce co nfisca t e d print s of ''When a oman Ca lls'' and ''The Int r edi b le sex Ray Machine '' on Friday. Pus s ycat officials said the new vice drlve is ''foolish '' and a ''waste of money ." Films shown a t tl1c theate r earlier , ''Deep Throat and ''De vil ~n Miss Jones ," we r e ruled not o pscene in court l ast month ••• S AN CLEMENTE--Just eight days before the c i~y was to appear in court on an action seeki ng to forc e recognition of the Teamsters Union as the pol i ce employ e bargaining unit, cou ncilmen voted to s witch law firms . In addition to the recognition s uit, police here have sued Mayor Tony OiGiovanni, pe rsonally, for alleged meddling in labor matters and h ave filed c l aims for $227,000 in back pay and safe t y equipment allowance .•• HUNTINGTON BEACH --The bodies of three Huntington Harbour r es idents--Bruce ahd Bonnie Killian and Stephen Dikeman-- were found at the crash s ite of a sma ll plane in Mexico ••• ~RYINE--Coun ci lm eQ have se nt a let- ter to the Irvine Ranch Water District protestinq emphasis on land ownership i n district elections. A n e w bill that ~ould gradually pha se district voting from its pr esent system (one vote per S1 ~sses s ed value) to a popular v ote method is not enough, the coun ci l l etter says: •• \ • \ ---Mesa~ in Na•e Oaallenge Motorist Ai<h Pai·r • I Who Owns JAWS? By ALAN D'lllKIN airports should remove their °' .. ~...,....,, s11n.s. . The atto~'i)'\for the Jaw~ The attorOt)'$ repre1Jent1ng A mid-fr eewa.)' _rescue _ bf the d ance spot in Costa Mesa thlnks Universal Studio11, F\llwlder, vtctitn:J by a motoi"Ut ancf the 1bal Unlvefaal S UdiOiftiiSbitten Potto Reiber and Utecht of landin• of ..,-p&liee-helfeopt"'-df mO..o.tllan:JL C&Jl'duiw lapco-lm!ll Beacho:"lndlcated that they ide the scf'n lent drama to te1ting the use o(lhe name. wou1d consult further wilh lheir e rt•a r -e n co 1sion 0 a . a w resenting cUtrtto11.whatactlonto'lake. --m.otorc-vcle..w.Uh_a...s1,ation w_agon._~l".IJ.ilLSl\ld.1.a~v.e....w.ritten The J aw s res taurant at SalUrday fli&,hi Qn tfiltSao Oiea:v · the _re.st~urant .. owner"-'o!J"!o'!'hn.._..~F~a,,;l,~i';;vl;.,e~w~R;;oad ancl Newport Freeway in Costn !\.1 esa. . --ik>1lamy, 32, Ne\Vpart Beach, al-Boulevard ls distinguished by a California 1-lighway Patrol of-leging that the name Is an l~r-wall·size p a inting of a shark, ficersinc.tic(ltt>d the drlvrr ofthe inge.ment of ·i-he movi e with-theentrance beiAg'througb.. d k d .. 1 th t the maw of the fis h . Th e :station wagon n1 ay be charged tra emar .• a n _ wai:_~ng ~ restaurantal,o may beoinalt>gaJ withhit-ancl ·rundriving legal act1 t_J n will 1;>e taken if Thf' Fountain Vall ey tet'n·ager Bellamy rails to get license to use conllict wlth the city. "'ho w:t" opC'rating th('·motorcy· the title from the studio. 1.onint: inspector Hob Hall has In Mesa informed Be!lamy and K•pelus that be considers the painting a super graphic. and th ... efore a •ign, and thal ~· such ... 1tocabwln<e..._.jl -viol1ltioo of.the. slgn.code. ..... it is too bi.I~ -. . -. Kapelus said that he reg~ds the pairiteerml~!lii-~ ~mall area which contains ~e · lettering for the restaurants n11me. ---- ··we may have a litUe pushing and shoving on that," Kapelus added. 1.'lf' was idt·ntifi\'d by the Cl-IP as Rut attorney Marvin Kapelus ~1ichacl D. Rupp o! J&S2.6 I~'\k ol Ne~port,Rea,ch sajd Friday he Ave., f'ounl!iin V~-tllt>y contf:'nds h1s che nt 'Bellamy ha~ lie was taken to Cost a Mesa the legal right to use the name ~l ~morial lfospital for treatment beca1r1se he formed a corporation (1{ multiple contu ~ions and two months ago called J aws ln- J\br;.1~ions. and wa!' rt•leased . corporated. ,\ pa:o;"t'nger on his tnotorcycle. "Even if they ha ve a copyright 11..;ted bv CllP officers u:o; I.ea on the logo they c an't prevent a slricklaiict, t S~nUy wu... p~rson u s lna tb~ na;:ne, · · ~o-Cars Smt1$-h Up On Foggy Freeway unhurt when.ttfe cyclen<lers were Kapelus said. ''They could onl y thrown from the machine by the prevent someone using the exact imp;u·toftherrush. ' 1'ame Jog~. No one ~an keep you 1'hC' n1otore vcle w ;1 ... sout h-from putting up a s1gn that says bound izl thf' fight l~lllt' or tht' jaws. £rl't~w~1v :ti thl~ tim<· or the acci "lt would be like.saying there's dent. a·rcording to Rupp 's state-a copyright on the words skin, ment ~ tcioffi {'t'i'l'J bones or teeth .·· lll' told th1• (:111 1 h1~·ae .,.;.,:. Kapelu:; said that he also peric>neing 1roubl1.• w ith hi s raised the question of whether hettdlights and not ired the vehil'le movies with names llke ''Hotel·· ~m1~ad of him had slo"·ro. and "Airport" meant hotels and f l{• s~tid hf' SIO\\'l'd t0 "<1bout IO n1i1£>~ an hour" wht·n thC' Vt'hicl<• in £ront of lht' station \\'<tgon ht• w:1s foHo· • ..,in_g slo\\'c>d do"'" sutt- dt·nly. I lis motorryC'i{· hit lhe re<ir of the "':igon, hf' SHid, <tnd he and his passenger were both thrown ovE'rthe handlebars. /'\ 'A'itnc>s s \\'ho stopped to help pick th1~m up and clt•:lf their motorcvc le f ron1 the f rpeway told C'llP a·fficf'rs that tht> station wagon "lt•ft th t> scene at hi gh speed.·· .<\ Costa !\1f'sa Police Depart - mc>nt hel icopter operated by Sgt . C.arl Jackson "ha ppened by th1· "cene," according to Costa Mes<• polire report s. a nd l and ed a1ong $id f' the frf'<>way to render aid . The choppC'r was not used to tr~1n sport t he victims to tht:" hospital Portuguese Bulldozer Dries Up lrvine Hotel lly FREDERICK SCHOEMEHI, Of .. 0.11'1 P'llotSt.t• It was not just another FTid_j}.y afternoon at the Airporter Inn J-lotel in Irvine. Afternoon diners, drinkers and· registered guests found-that toilets wouldn't flus h, while frustrated bartenders and cooks found that turning on faucets pro- duc<>d only one, possibly two, drops. RAKERSFIELO '(A P > . <\bout 30 carJ and trucks piled up in the rain a nd fog Saturday on a ~tretch of mountaintop freeway, injuring 37 persons, the California 11ighway ~atrol said. The chain-reaction C'ollision:s· left a tr ail of w reeks nearly a mile long. .The injured were taken to four hospitals. The most serious in- jury was a broken leg, officers said There were no fataliti~. despite early reparts ol two de- aths, they added. Interstate 5 was open Saturday evening. The Highway Patrol said 20 vehiC'les bad been towed away from the scene.of the acci- dent. which was touched off by the collision or two trucks. With visibility nearly zero, a semi-trailer truck making a lane change was struck from behind by another rig. Tbe second-truck jackknifed. blocking the sooth. bound lanes. Then, one after another, cars and trucks plowed into the bu{ tht> ambulanct>s got lo the in- JUrcd before they arrived . Thl' cars slammed together on l'l it>vel stretch of Interstate Sthal cross f's the Tehachapi Mount all\$ on the w ay from Bakersfield to J.os .l\ngeles. Bob Alder, who operates the KOA campground, said he heard .... the first collision abput8a.m. -.;.~ ''When I counted the 12th one,·• · he said1 "I caned on toy citizens ~ band radio tow arn trucks'comlng up the Grapevine.·· .&. witness said cars were spun _ in every direction; trucks were ... jackknifed back on themselves .. _ and one small foreign car,~ .. ,, caught between two oth~ was .: bent upward at both ends in a ::'". "U... "" -•. ·~ Mine_ Workers.~ . ::,. Seek Union :: .w.~age~ln onO-"ase. four cars love. --···ua·ti··on-were jammed underneath a ea. e single truck. • The Injured motorists made ·WASHJNGTON (AP) -The • their way or were carried to a f .... "lborDepartmentisconsiderlng < commercial campground adj a· a request by dissi9,.ent Officials of ~:· cent to the crash site. the United Mine WCX"kers who · "It was unreal; people kept have asked the government to ~ disappearing and reappearing look into the union·s finances. de- 'throug9 the fog, but nobody was partmentofficials say. .. crying or screaming,'' said an --Union VfCe President-Mike • COSTA ME SA--Resi d en t s of College Anny Prepares The water outage at one of the county's busiest hotels occurred at 3:30 p.m ., when a bulldozer struck a !~·inch water main run- n ing under ?t1aCArtbur -Boulevard. onlooker. ".&.'woman with blood Trbovich, a foe of Ul\1W 1Presi- streaming down her face w as d~nt Arnold Miller, said Friday helping another woman get her that a majority of the union·s ex · • • Park ga:ned a victory by successfully .--.-=rt"hn><rltm"'"'re'n" a1 pl an •h~"""'m~-•-""o=r:-'Terrorists residential to c omm e r cial use for three J ohn Moffa, hOteJ manager. said he was forced to order .a truckload of bottled water to kttp 1 estaurant--and ba1 r 00111 operations. moving. belongings out of her car.·· ecutive board asked the depart-- The can1psite w as-set-up-a''""'"~-.1n11ent1to i:uvestigate whether-th~--~ ' lots on Princet d n Drive , adjacent to Nabe rs Cadidlac and near Harbo r Boulevard but we r e warned by councilm~n that o n e day all homes n ext to, and a blo ck deep from, the bu sy arterial highway will go commercial. Electrical Mishap Injures Mesa Man RytOM McCAN:-.1 OtllM Dallr PINtSUIM Costa Mesa's Glen Campbell wa s n 't s inging about the "Wichita l.inE"man .. Saturday when he and his ~n inadvertent· ly touched <t high-voltage power line with a radio antenna they werE' removing fro m th('i r housetop. Campbell. 5·l, w as admitted to ('.osta Mes a Memorial Hospital !or observation after suffering what Costa ME's a paramcdic:- described as second-and third- degree burns on his upper arm , left heel and right knef.'. .<\t least 00(' or the injurit•s was called an "t>xit burn." thought lo have resulted from the passagt' of a bolt or electricit y throogh his body. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT 1 ... ()t-(MJI D<loly Polol, "'"" '""«1' " ..-..,.11 I ... N•w1·P•~H. 11 Pl.oi>flll>f<I &., ""' o.....,. GNtl Puon1fl.I~ co,._,, SeN•.ie .oltlefll ••• """lhMcl M-·~ """""' F<io.w to< Cool• IN~. Nt•PCUI ae~ HunllftVIOft lltltll/Fo""tlln V•lltY, 1 .... 1.,., 5.Mklltll«'- VllleY aNI Uo~-0..C" !ootilll CMil. 1' ""'"' ... -1 t'Cllllon !\ ll\lbUU"'cl S.lu1$fl -5...,. lllYi. ,.,,. p<lntlP91 ""bl•1ll!nll P'll'I •• fll lJO Mil a., 51rt•I. Co\l~ M•~. C..!•lorl'll•m7• Robert N. Weed Pft11'knl •nd Pulll1-. Jack R. Curley "'<• "'•llo.n• •..O WM••I ,,,.....,.,,., Thomas Kee"'H t;'clolO< I \ .-.-...-,~~~~~....,.~~-----~ C:am pbf'll <ind hii:; son. Don. whose age was estimated by firemen at 20, were removing a ham radio' antenna from the top of their house at 961 Union Ave. <it ah9ut 6:30 p.m . when the mis· hap occurred. The t>lder Campbell received i:;evere t>lectrical shocks, accord· ing to paramedic reports, when the antenna, estimated at 25 to 30 fpet long, brushed against high· voltage power transmission lines and the victim som Phow becan1e grounded. '"Thf' ~on said he also brushed t h e wires .·' a paramedic spokesman said. but <ipparf'ntly he was never grounded when in contact with the power lines and 'A' as unhurt. Paramedics !\-t ark Brown and Joe Wood r esponded lo the call for aid at tht' Campbell home. hooked ur an EKG machine a nrl mon itor e d the victim':'-( ht>artbt'ats on thc> machinB's scope. They che<"ked other vital sign:-; and transported Campbell by ambulance for admission and furtht>r observation. The 21,~·mile run 'A'as con· sidered "a standard rescue mis- sion."' according to pu.r amcdics. Response time was four minutes . J-tospital spokesmen said latf' Saturday night Campbell w;:i i:; listed in fai r conditioh. Campbell is not the crooner of the-same name. He i~ a purchas· ing agent for Sully -~tillcr Con· tr acting Company . Robber Gets $50 on Coast Newport Beach Police early this morning were ieeking " d;trk·halred m ale CaucasiAn who toolt SSO In cash from a victim in the office of th<> Sail Inn. 28th and Balboa. The robber pretended tct have a weaPon and wa~ tSOUght as an armed robbery s-u:spect. ' ~---· fol'om Wire Sttvtces l.tSR0'.'3 . Portugal Portugal's armed forces went on natio nwide alert Saturday following an outbreak of terrorist attacks and an accusation by tht' Communist party that "a coun- ter·rt•volutiOnary coup d"etat is in advanced preparation." ~o unusual military patrols ap- peared on the streets, but securi· ty detail s were increased at ratlio :o;tations and paratroopers with dogs stood guard in the harbor area. • >\ l.isbon radio station reported a grenade was found on the desk of t\dm. 1\ntonio Rosa Coutinho. leftist member of the ruling Rf'v olutionary Council. but malfunctioned and did, not ex- plodt>. 1'he ~t l ert . which confines troops to barracks for an in- definite period, was expected to extend at least through.Tuesday when Portugal gr ants indepen- denct' to Angol a. its last African possession. Homecoming Queen Dies In Accident P .•\ I. '.\-1 0 /\, I. F: l ,\ P l Pa lmd a l e 1-ligh School 's hom('('oming queen was killed and a cheerl eader \vas injured when they wert' struck by a car as they r a n across a highway to post school fl yf'rs, the Californi a Hi ghw ay Patrol said Saturday. llomf'corriing queen Reth Ann Colt•. 17, died at Palmdal e Gen eral Hospital, doctors said. Th e two g irl s ran o nto Calirornia 18 Friday after stop· ping to post school flyers on their "·ay to a ni ght footbal l game.- CJ.IP offi cC'r:$ :-;aid. Police IrefU8e London Bomb LONOON (AP> -A bomb squad officer early today defused a bomb under a parked car onl y yards from t he central London home or rormer British prime minister Edward J.leath .. police said. "It WAS al most outside Mr. Heath's home, on his side or th e road." said a Scotland Yard spokesman. Two bombs h ave gone o(f un· der cars in l ..ondon ln the past two We<'kS . temporary .hospilal from whic h Miller adminislrftion's financial ambulances took four or five in· practices violate federal labor jured at ·a time to hospitals in law. . .\s for more pressing needs that are not quite as s ubject lo C"ontrol, l\1of(a said restrooms wf're left open. ··Rut it wasn't too kosher,·· he admitted. Bakersfield. "We are not saying anyone .. Rescuers unloaded a truck full stole the money. We want the :: ofrugs..tospreadonthefreeway government to say that,'' Water service was restored at 6 p.m., much to everyones' relief. shouldertowraptheinjured. Trbovich said in a telephone in· Helicopters were summoned terview. Fro• Page Al REFUGEE SCHOOLING STRUGGLE ••• regular students and the Vi et- n amese. However , college officials note that since much of the assistance comes in the form of loans, the Vietnamese could be accumulat· ing debts higher than those of the average student. C ollege of fi cials and l'Ounselors seem impressed with the Vietnamese they've met so far . They describe them as articutate. intelligent. polite, motivated a nd conscientious about their studies. Duyen Do brushes aside the A grades she earned in the summer English classes. They were re- latively simple classes, she ex- plained. But she also r eports having lit· tie difficulty in her present classes, even a n intermediate chemistry course. Th e terminology is different and the science labs are strange with all the modern equipment, but teachers and other students have been "very nice'' and helped her out. The system or education is dif- ferent here too. she said. In Viet- nam. she would take one course for an entire year and and be ex- amined arthe end of it . Now, she faces the quarter system and periodic tests. "It's a little difficult."' she admitted. "Rut I think you can adapt easily.·· A C'ommittee was formed at Golden West College to help .the students adjust to the n ew County l.iteracy Council. Language ability • she said. is t he "pivot of desirability" not · just for school but for jobs . A problem less obvious than Jack of money and language, however, is the lack of records. Students need only be 18 years· or older to· attend the community colleges but they must meet cer- tain eligibility requirements for the state's colleges and un- iversiti~s. At least 25 Vi etnamese have expressed .an interest in attend- ing UC Irvine, according to Sharon King, s upervisor of lhf' undergraduate admiss ions counst:Iors at uc·Jrvine. .... system. Few of the students at· tended the initial meeting but FrNI Garci11, director -of -ad--- missions and guidance. stid the students appear to be adjusting well, to this country as well as the college. Most of the students in regular classes at the C'Olleges, speak. r e· ad and write English fairly well. l\.1any more students, some who had corbpleled er were ln the midst of a uQlvetslt:y education, are in "English as a sec:ond language'' classes' offered throuchOut the Orange Coast area. • But some of them, she said. don't have records proving their prior education. She bas advised many to go first to a junior col- lege. That, she said. is probably best for the Vi etnamese stuJents because they are still adjusting to the Am erican system, and for the university, because it gives thf' school a b asis on which to de· tf'rmine their eligibility. · She said it doesn't seem to dis· courage the s tudents, even those who wer e attt>nding a univeristy in Vietnam. ·•They 're intent'' s he Said. "They have a good ~ feeling of where they want to go.·· • O.lty "i.c .... , ,...,. 1.ack of nuency _in the Eng~oh lanl"aa•h a probl•IJl they share wtyi many other pebple In this c:Ou~try. •al.II Rolena Black, a training dire.!tor fo~ the Orange SAPDLl!BACK COLLEGE STUOENT DUYEN DO ·· Evan With Aki, r-u111on Can ~1..Probfama • ' ---'--''--~:.__ --I ----• I I .. ' • ' • I ~ : ( ·' pie be( se.; AU og ist• S-01 "'h 6.5· ci" bel th< ( rel C'if ce l I ( M an m l'1 '.'lo th Wo pc le ca d• ar th .Si1 H •• di M " ci E B • ... ous eau es u On Atlantis Search ~ . :\.Tl-IENS (t\PJ -French ex- plor t>r Jacques Coust ea u is beginning a $2 -million, year-long search for the legendary city or .4.tl antis. "I am not convinced that such <i glorified citadel as rumored ex- isted, but 1 do bl'licve there was some kind or civilization thttre \\•here the m yth originAted,"' the 65-year-oJd Cousteau said. ''To search for it is every civilized · man's dream, and we beli eve we '''ill get to the root of the truth, .. he said . Cousteau said the sole written reierence to Atlantis is by the an- cient philosopher Plato, who re- ceived it second-hand fr,om Democrats, Ford to Confer On NYC Crisis From Wire Senices Senate Majority Leader Mike Mails fi eld said Saturday that he · and four other Democrats will meet !\1onday m orning with President Ford to discuss the .:"-lew York City fin ancial crisis. Th e 1\-l ontana Democr at said that he and the other senators would give the President a pro-- pos al to provide the city with federal loan guarantees. "I 'm always hopeful that we ca n work together, but with the deadline (or default el¢ending anywhere from Nov. 14 on. I think it is time to face up to the _situation,•· 1\t ansfield said. On Saturday, New YOl'k Gov. llugh l~. Carey met with political and financial leaders to plan last. ditch, anti-default strategy while l\tayor Abraham D. Beame held separate m eetings on additional city spending cuts ordered by the Emeriency Financial ContrOl Hoard. Dally Piiot DtllT"Y Is G•orantttd MonGay-FndlY. If YoU dO not fl..,.. yoor paper by 5.30 p m.. call belore 1 p.rn. •nd -your coov wdl be ~ livered.. • S.1urc1av and Sunday: II )QJ dO not recei~• your copy by I •.rn. ~ day, IX 8 •.m. Sund•Y, mil befct• 10 a.m. lnd )'OUr. eoQy wl• be dcMI~ ' j • --,7-· Cft ..... Tcta:pt ' 11 :a. MOfl Oran9e Co\ll'!tv A,... '4J.4111 ~ Nonllwest Huntington BtecttJ 1ndWe11mln11er •.. , •.•• 140-lut San Clef't'enle. Caplslrano Beacl\ ' S.n Juan Capistrano, Dana Pol~. Soulf'I L19una. L11guna Nf9ue1 •• , •...•• , •tl-ffJt Solon, who in turn heard about the city on a trip to Egypt. G r ee k a nd .'\merican archaeologists have discovered valuable a n tiquities on l and believed related to the legendary Atlantis. Cousteau will conc entrate his underw ater fiJming and re- search around the island of San- torini and its sunken volcano crater. An eruption there around 1400 B.C . is believed to have sunk Atlantis, leaving a circular scat· tering of islands. Once known as "Kalli este," or the most beautiful, they are now known as the "Kamenes" -the burnt-out islands. Descents '''ill be made into the volcano sunk in their midst. "We have found treasures and gems in our trips r ound th e world,"' Cou steau said, "but r personally believe that there is no greater jewel for mankind than our archaeological origins. That is what makes th.i s trip th e most interesting in our 24 years of active work." Auto Firm Stockpiles Ai Low Point DETROIT (AP> -A steady boost in sales and cautious pro· duction schedules have enabled the U.S. auto companies to cut their stockpiles of unsold models to a 14-month low. The industry's supply situation as of Nov. 1 was in sharp contrast to a year ago, when bloated stocks resulting from a sales slump triggered one ~ the most extensive production cutbacks in industry history. According to estimates from industry analysts, the companies. had 1,4111,000 unsold 1m and 1975 cars in stock at the start of this month, a decline from J,51 5,000 on Oct. I. More importantly, however .. the day:s'·supply wu down to 52, compared with 64 on Ocl. J and 69 a year ago. The days' supply, which is computed from the past morllh's dally sel\jng rate, is the yardstick companies use to de- termine production schedules, plant closings and worke r layoffs. . The October selling r ate was the industry's highest in 17 months, topping botb September and October 197• levels by more ,.,,_ _________ _,, · · thanzq percent: ' I • • • •• •• • • ........ """-bor e: 191'! OM. Y ~LOT ,t;f ' 'Big Top' Co~e~ to' ihe ·Coast \ ................... ~ 1Jtr RJdord IC-"lfto The circu:s \Vas in town at Harbor Shopping Center in Cost a M esa tlnd youn g viewer s got an e,yeful and a mouthful. Ari R eed. 3, of San c 1-em-enr e;-cttdn'r-talc·<rii.PT--l' c>yes off the ring even to eat som e stick y cotton candy (above left ), It's easy to see \vhy, with such glamorous pe~ormers as th e gymn ast at right. Other youngsters too \V ere all eyes at Saturday's big-top show, SJ>Onsored by the Optimists Clu b. · NOW VISIT OUR NEW ''Area Rug Area'.' and f3am a Little , , , • MAZA GAN GARDEN ofSAMAN LORRAINE YORK COUNTY MING MEDALLION TASHKENT KAUKASUS AMERICAN PROVINCIAL ROYAL SULTAN MAR/SHAH SAL/SHAN 4 feet hy 6 f eet 6 feet hy '-)feet 9 feet hy 12 f eet • • A~,. MILLIKEN AL'S €Can1f'J]De&rt & ilROO{lj] W!®IIRJK§ . ' c·OL0/?5'' /IND s·rYLES 'fO ENH/JNCE 1vIOODS 293 S. MAIN ST., ORANGE PHONE 835-2515 3 BLOCKS NORTH Of FASHION SQUARE • • .. • . ,, f • • • I --,! ' • t-i ' • • • • l -t ' • • • • • • • • • • • l • • ' • I ( ! • I • ' ' • ' • I I l ·- I : ' • • I ----- A4 OAILYPILOT Coast District, FacUlty Take' Action SYnday, NO¥embef 9, 1176 I Trustees Oppose Cap ---- On Stat·e Funding The-co·11::it community CoUegP D.ii£iia..ba:t_laken_ tbe ofrensivl' ·against~the efforts of Gov. Ed· mund G . Brow n Jr. to curtail t~ growth-0f-eommunity-e0Ueg~. Wednesday oight the board or trustees approved a resolution opposing the <'8P placed by !ht· governor on state funds for the junior colleges. The-t:urrent state hud~et restricts state aid to the collL•g('s, which is allocated on an enroll- ment basis. to only u five p<'r<'t'nl e nrollment increase over las t year's. The trustees' resolution noll'~ that the effeC't or a five perc('nt limit on enrollment in the Coast Community Coll ege llistrict will bl~ to eompel the district either to cut back its programs or in· crease local taxes. This_y('ar the di strict is L~x. peri encing a 10 percent enroll· ment increase. Vice Chancellor C. J, Thompson has reported. A s a result the local property tax rate was inC'reased by 6.5 cents to offset the difference between the enrollment increase and thl• restricted state aid. The.trustees' resolution points out that the district has ma.in- tained an open·door policy of making posl·secondary educa. tion available to all in the dis· lriC't. • Ex-hostage, Minus Tooth, Rejoins Kin Sterin .. Alaa 'IHrfda Nix.on Link To Hci.hamas Bank Alleged Element _Spurs Growth? From Wire Servit'es searcher formulated a ·COi\· h eld belief that hormmes operaf .. BERKELEY -The growth troversial theory that it may.be ing on the genes in the substance and other functions of living cells the element magnesium which DNA are what ''turn on and off• is regulated by a single, simple controls th e growth and 't.hefunctionsofanimalcells .. I.OS .J\;.IG El .. ES fA P) -.•\ h . al el . bol' f · al ell "Di f th agn-'um llou:-oe subcommitt<'e r{•portcdlr t' emtc ement -magnesium meta ts.mo arum c s. scovery o em ~ is investigating a possible link -a University of Californi a Winner of the 1964 Lasker role could have far-reaching im- bet ween former Presid ent scientistbas reported. award for basic medical .. re· plicationsforunderstandingbow ll.i chard l\1 . Nixon e1nd a bank in Harry Rubin, professor of search, Dr. Rubin arrived at his living creatures and theircompo- the Rahamas u:-ocd by M<ifia molecular biology, announced theory duringexperimentationin nent structures operate in both the start.Jing discovery in a paper the university's virus laboratory . h ealth and disease.•• the un-figures and others evading tax: • 'd · el 0bligations. th C' J.os .<\n gel<'s published in the proceedings of He said in an Interview that iversity sat • 1n a r ease an- ' • • •• " · i • ~ " ~l .. ... " "' •.:.J• '· ·" '" , '' : l __ , '· • "' " ROTTERDAM , Th e Netherlands <AP > -Dutch bus i- nessman Tiede }-\errema, minus only a tooth . after being held prisoner by Irish terrorists for 36 days, returned to a family reu- nion Saturday. He said he cried once during his <'aptivity but that his experie nce as a POW in t----t;<!J=omntrrrtmr-wortd war t ··helped me to rac(' this 8\11ful situation.'' ·mes said Saturda .. t h e National Academy of m agnesium is so plentiful that nouncingthediscovery. --'-';T~he;;'-':T~i m~e:;s"O'sa~11'· ctGt""•'"'"'"""n::-. --&oi' enees. lle-,;~~~ibilicy..of..its..uit~e4a~s4a~c~o~n~·-~C .. ule,;a"~"'lyµclm"'lpuliued>Li"sul"b"'a"litbrnee_olll· 5'·-1--- t er n a 1 Reven u C' s er vi cc culmination of more than 20 trolling agent bas not been con-covery of the -role of magnesium I I I I I ' ' l·Jerrema, 53, <1.nd his wife, Elizabeth, who had floy,•n to Ireland Friday night to meet her hus band s hortly a fter hi s r e- lrase, Y.'E're welcomed at Rot - terdam airJlOrt by lhE>ir sons, Jelle. 26. Sjoerd. 25. and tlarm. l•I, and a throng of some 1,000 v.•ell-"·i shC'r~. I,ooking surprisingly fit and smiling. J·lerrema told reporters at an airport ne\\'S conferenc£' that he was "very glad to be back on native soil again," adding that he h ad "just onf' request lo make." "I hope you ·11 u nd<•rstctncl I· m extrem e ly tirt>d. I 've b<'cn through u horribl e <'Xperience these 36 days and l "vc al ready given several press conferenc<'s I hope this will be the last one and I'll be able to enjoy some r e:-ot now. Herr e ma. manager of the Dutch-ow ned Ferenka steel plant in Limerick where he was kid - naped Oct. J, said his endur ancl' had surprisrd him. ·•tt turned out J was mentally ~lnd physically stronger than I • hAd thought myself, especially during the last 18 days,'' he said. This was when Herrema's two Perfumer, 78, Dies :-!EW YORK (APJ -Edouard I •. Cournand. the ·promoter who pioneered the mass market· ing of imported perfumes ·in 1.\.merica, d ied Saturday at his Fifth Avenue apartment. He was 78. U~I T•l9Phot• AFTER RELEASE Or . Tiede Herrema · c<1ptors. 28-year -old Eddie Ga ll ~lgher and 19-year-old ?.1arian Coyle, were besieged by police on the s~cond fl oor of a t\•:o-story house in Monasterevin, .w miles west or Dublin. "Conditions werC' terrible." l lerrema said , rererting to the small. littered bedroom where he was kt"p t. .. Only \1nct". though, 1 f('\t I was near a breakdown and cried for some 10 minutes. Rut most of thP t ime I was able to convince m)•self I should stay as mentally uninvolved as possible and could keep up my s pirits that way." In reply to newsmen's quel'<- tions. J·lerre ma said his ex - pC'rit>n{'<"S as a \V0rld \V ar II prisoner or w :.1r in (;C'rmany "<"'ertainly helped me to f<ice this <iwful si tuatiCl n." mC'morandum of 197,1 raises th(" years of re.search on the growth sidered. in cell life could lead to un- question of whether Nixon hfld and m etaboli sm of animal cells. The magnesium .. control theory dentanding of and treatment or dealt ,1rith the Castle Bank & The prizewinning medical re· appears to collide with a widely cancer. Trust Co. J.td. of Nassau after l RS investigators were told by an undercover informant in th{• bank that the former president"s namt> appeared on a computer printout . Some 300 acrounts from Castle were the subject of an IRS in-. vestigation called Project tlaven, s ubsequently curtailed by the govC'rnm e nt , th e newspaper said . It quoted the IRS as s aying the investigation v.•as partly rC'sum .. ed two weeks ~1go. Members of the \.overnmenl Operations s ubcommittee on <'Ommerce, consumer and monetary affairs were quoted as saying they are investigating the meaning of the memo and the printout. Nixon repeatedly has denied he had a foreign bank ac· count. "'There·s nothing to it so far as I'm concerned,'' the former pre- sident's Washington attorney , Herbert J . Miller Jr., was quoted :;aying. Miller said Nixon had been sub- jE'Cted to a thorough investigation by both the IRS and con - gressional committees last year. No such evidence was turned up .at that time, he said. The Times quoted subcommit· tee member Edward Mezvinsky (D-Jow a) as saying the tax schemes involve "hundreds of millions of dollars and go to the very heart of t h is country's t>Olitica1 and corporatf' st ruc- ture.'' • Four For Your Reading Pleasure · Money's Worth FINANCIAL ADVICE tailored to help you make the most of Inflation rid· died dollars comes to you In "Money's Worth" by Sylvia Porter In the Dally Piiot business pages. · HOUSEHOLD HUMOR Is Erma B<im· beck's specialty. Her witty columns appear In the Dally Piiot People sec- tion. Ann Landers s • AT WIT'S END __ __, • , Clouds Cool Nation· LIFE 'S PROBLEMS are tackled dally by Ann Len- ders In her popular advice column. Read It In the People section. Western Overc<UJt Limits Record Highs C.Ufof'flla AIMfl"\' Alllll'llllf """ r1 I lo ""'"'"' A.tlltll:• llft'l'llllQl\- 111-rci. '""" -~ ..... ,~·-'•""'"ll ... .-o ... Bu"•'° O..r'"lon Cllarkllt• Dllc•oo CIMINHl!t cie ... , • .,., ...... DnMol...S " " ~ • " ~ " . " " ,, ... F.ir1>eni.' ..... ~ ..,,.,.,111111 -·~ llld'•POl!s J.OCl<t'w~le l(•llSM(llV U1Vqa1 llttle llock ',..oul1vllle Ml"'lllhll .... , ... _tt Mlllt·\I, P. ~°''""' ~YOl"I< Olde. Cl.tot' ....... Pflll•'DH• -· '' Pl1Ub"'fl\ JS P"l~Me. 4.S Rkllrl'IOftd • St. l.,41111 u s.nui.1 » Stfl Fr.,.. JO S.att•• .. --•2 Wotlll~ .. " " .. " .. .. " " " " .. " " ~1 41 " " . ·• .. , JJ .. " " .. l1 61 •• 51 " .. ,. .., .... n " " .. 11 JS " " " n .. " " .. " .. .. .. " .. " " .. u .. " .. " II SS " " .. " 4 ,. J'an ~ Coasting·,'!!' J .,,., ~ ' t. • .... ......J , T ,•. ~ . ·.{~·.,. .... , ... Te• a.rpbiae ' THE ORANGE COAST -Its people, problems and politics come to Hfe In amusing columns penned~ a native son. Tom Mui:pfllne'a llve,Y obaerva· tlona of llfe along the best, of all poulble coaati appear weekdays In ~· Dally Piiot. ~ . ' ai ·u . ~---~~---~~~~.;....~~~~~~~~~,..."-"~~~._~_._.,,... .... ..-~....:~~-~~ __ , l. • \ ' ' • " .. I "' ' I ) f • I I r ~ ' f ' ' 1 ' • " . • • • • ' • l t • ' • • 'j I l •• • r • C9llege o~ Schedule · (it is desiCnod to blind In w!tb the bills). Students and faculty will mix la "livlnC·learnln1 centers,•• compo1ed of apartments. --loll OlllCeil, accml· IDClothe Rev. James Kuntz,&tu· dei(recrulter. • • -... ,, . -:(..,.,,~ctt:;lr-lbape . bat-ChrDtbm ._u,· will bet-r°"""""" In Udo • way,•• Mr. Kuntz added. "It wil1 be....a JamilY _at111ospbeJ"e_111_d there .will ·be a fair degree ol academic and living lndepen· dence.'' • ' ' ••• .. I . -~· ' .. ., "'· ' Cbrut College will be coed and offer a liberal Arts education as . well. g Cbl!Kl!:ul@led l!!!!!ies -.mct-opportunltl-.s--io-st\lilrand- work abroad. 1 Arrangements already have been made with Dr: Andrew Clll!l. a Lutberari pastor In Hoeg K<mc, pd Dr. James Gamaliel, director of the Institute of EYmceU1m and Research in In· dla, for Christ College students to come to their countries. The school also hopes to use facilities al UCI. · Christ College, In addition to pioneering new concepts, has broken away £rom the tradition of naming each Lutheran college ''Concordia,'' which means ''harmony." Tbe name was selected on the llO~=~=:·:~~=r:::::r-.=n~NS , basis of the words in John 16:23, where fb:rist said, ''Whatever ye shall ask the Father in My Name, He will give it you.'' "Jt was felt that Christ's name was the most fitting f« the new college," Mr. Kuntz said. The W'bole ProJect is a step ot faith because "the current treod is against private colleges. Many are closing." • Mr. Manske, formerly a stu· clmt psa!or at the UniVtt&ity of Southern California and public BUILDING RISES ON ROCKY SITE OF CHRIST COLLEGE CAMPUS Cross Mlrks Location of lrvlna School '• Future Chapel Building I l relations ell ec_tor for the Lutheran C rcb's Southern California '· trict and now a candidate·~ SC, is being assist· eel in tbe or niz;ation of the col· lee:e by D . Carl Berner, a forml!I" Paif't', and Chris Culpep- per. who is director or develop- ment. A staff of volunteers also helps with various parts of the work from a small workroom in an of- fice building near Orange County Airport. Their crowded working condi· tions illustrate the.esprit de corps of the dedicated staff members, according to Louise Wagner, a secretary. ''We literally are working shoulder to shoulder." sbe said. . ' Man Hunted Fr01111ne'' Motives ., " .. • • l I . ·In Kidnaping Contininhl Cuisine Her Th!Jughls ·Crucial to Trial Laotcll OittMr ...,..it-rwl. Brunch b'lported f llol'ltStlc Winos sz.~!,~~~!,O can't pUt on my deCense ment that the woman he 1-----<-A"·N--j()SE\-.i\.-P) -Police-co11ti11uecl--thei r---jl---''----= j~-Jl----'-~"!"~~~~----'W~it~blllou~t ~M~a~n~so~n~.~-·~Tbl/!· ~~e/\:<JL.,,c.ri~dl.Jlo'l!Ult ...'.'::i""lll!~~~~~ search Saturday for a former convict now want-SACRAMENTO CAP) only reason stie was in disbelief."' .-ed in connection with the abductiont0f his _ While Lynett e court...sbe said, "was to The testimony is onetime pen pal and the shotgun slaying of her Fromme seethes in her get my family th e crucial, since the pro- •: boyfriend. cell, her tri al is turning M1·0.•a1•.~on clan a fair secution must prove that --Police-Sgt. Bill Whitman-said Roger.Anthony th k I f ha 11.• · Ii'-• t nded Bettencourt, 24 , was believed to be traveling in a ...._ ______ :~ _-.. -,-----~b~ :d *a~d~~~g~t ~ '-Mianwh1Ie, lh_e_ rocus ~isQ1~-y~1;1dm:ndn .!asn"t stolen car with 19-year-old Patricia Campb"ell or · when she allegedly point-of the trial is shifting to just-staging a non-lethal 1~~.u,.,. Sunnyvale. ed a loaded pistol at the officers who said _l'P~Ub~l~ic~i~ty"..s~t~u~n".:t.~----'~=============m=4:U:~:·:::m:=::'=: Whitman said the woman apparently was a ff S •d President Ford. they grabbed a .45 -r kidnaped Thursday when her boyfriend, Thomas 0 ft 81 Mi 5 s Fr 0 mm e, . caliber pistol from Miss Mallory, 20, was slain at Valley Fair shopping b anis hed from th e Fromme·s hand l ess center. B • d courtroom Friday, will than two feet from the Be ttencourt was arrested with Mi ss illfte be given a chance to re-'Prtsident in a park out· Campbell near Merced Oct. 25 after she was al-M nd if sh legedly abducted in San Jose. l'be woma n, tum 0 ay e pro-side the s tate Capitol h f ed t h ID J • · mises to avoid future dis-Sept 5 O'A'~e~·::r~~tio~~r~;ock~~:·n said !\1i ss 'JIDe r~~~to~~n:~:t::m.:~~~ J~H~ VIRGA, named Campbell and Bettencourt were pen pals when I.OS ANGELES (AP> .murderer Charles · b~ MacBride to replace "' " he was serving a burglary sentence at Soledad -Former underworld Manson be a llowed to :\11ss Fromme a s defense i--~"--1'1-tiin;-ID~Shi~-..s'a-f~~ent-vi•rtit~or~.;-------TIH-gu1e Mielce-y--tC~o~~~·~•<-'t~es$tili"nfyr..-------,,,,1t~toorrn~•~Y~.~c~h~•~IHl~e~n•g~eddf-------' says be h as been told .But the 27-year-old de· Secr et Service agent Jimmy Hoffa is dead and Cend ant insisted that ·'I Larry __ Buendor('s state-, I ' ' " ' ' I r I t ' ~ r " . • • • ' . • ' ' . • • • ' I . l :. l ' I J ' I ·,-Mayors Con«;f e:1Jlll U.N. Proposal buried. Cph~n said the former Teamster Union leader. who "disappe ared in Detroit last Ju ly, has been buried in "a linle pit" somewhere in the East and will never be found bec a u se the caustic substance will eat the body away. I.OS ANGELES !AP). -The City Council and l\1a yor Tom Bradley have -condemned action by a United Nations com- mittee which l abels Will ai-d John s on , chairman of the city·s UN associatiori, called the mayor's position ex· treme. Zionism ''a form of .r------------------, racism and racial dis- ctjmination." The council r esolution brands the Oct. 17 pelicy statement by the U.N. Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Affairs Committee as a "new campaign of hate·• and a ''perversion of the truth.'" The vote by the City Council was 10-0. Thei 'r stand was similar to that taken by San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson, who said that if the U nit ed Nations passes a res olution equating Zionism with racism. the Unite d States should leave U1e UN. Medical Cuts Seen UIS ANGELES (UPI> ·-The president of a physicians a nd dentists union said it is endorsing a st atewide action to· Ticking Device New Art Boom? LOS ANGELES (AP) -It Was so quiet in the predawn hours that all the janitor could hear was the ticking. - The sound came from a· ninth floor office in a Westwood bighrise building. It grew louder as he approached the doer. The custodian. who ~as not identified, opened the door and saw on a desk the classic timebomb: an alarm clock, a battery a nd several sticks or what sure looked like dynamite. He called the bomb squad. "It looked terrifyingly real,·· s aid David Haight, who works in a neighboring office. He was contacted after Police examined the de- vice and fourid it was nothing but a packet of flares hooked up to resemble a bomb . Haight told iQvestigators the bomb was de- signed by an artist, David Jarvis, who worked in the office. Jarvis, who has been producing drawings for a rpagazine cover on terrorism, was awakened by a call from Haight early Friday. He thought the call was a practical joke. ''He didn't believe me sol handed the phpne to one of the officers, who said, 'Mr. Jarvis, you did a fine job on that bomb,' ·· said Haight. The bomb was left ticking on the desk for the janitor to hear the rest of the night. limit medical services in ~==================~! * * * * * Sara Jane Trial Delay Sought * S.<\N FRANCISCO <U PI ) -The attorney for Sara Jane Moore, accused of firing a shot al President Ford, has asked an appellate court for a delay of her Dec.15 trial. Federal Public Defender James Hewitt said Friday in a brief filed with the 9th U.S . circuit court or appeals that time she spent in San Diego for a psychiatric evaluation should not be in · eluded in the 90 -d ay maximum peri<XI permiited between indictment and trial. Miss Moore, 45, \\'as accused of (iring a shot at the President last Sept. 22 as he emerged from the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco . U.S. District Judge Samuel Conti set the trial date to m eet the requirement of the Federal Speedy Trial Act, and the defense appealed his ruling. "The preparation of a defense cannot even be commenced prior tq the competency de· termination," Hewitt said. "To do otherwise would be inconsistent with the very purpose of having a competency exam.'' Hewitt said that if Mrs. Moore is determined · to be competent at a hearing scheduled for Nov . 17, he would have less than 30 days to prepare for the trial and that ''would not be adequate.·· . join tfte Par(Y Reuben's Newport the state beginning Dec. I. I Or. Theodore B. Okie of the American Fed.era~ lion of Physicians and Dentists, California Council, Said the union's boar<t or directors en-· dorsed the work curtail- ment "due to the im- pending dea~line for physieians ~,buy malpractice insurance at intolerable rates im· pased on physicians and pau·ents J a n. 1, 1976." ~UREREF/~ I ~"''"·-·-··"'!Vo : · Antiques•Pianos•Kitchen Cabinets . 15t1z Annzl!ersary Celebra(J.on Aepalred,.Aestyled,.Restored ' Better Thin New, Bettfr Tl'lll\ Old · 633-9711 e.etler Thin euting 543-3551 b k -\lld-T-... T-(\f((\ I -,-C..olY .. ...._, 17~ WE5f ltATELLA • '"'1 • ORANGE. CAUFOflU. DISCOVER . JEWBS IY JOSEPH & JOYas SHOE TRfE .• South Coast Jtua . . ' lUES./ WED. & THURS. NOV. 11/ 12 & 13 '16ur lundi o~ dinner will include; a bo.ttle<f d1a111/X1&'& Reuben's IS! Ent Ca1at Hlghw1y, Newpert Beach Phan• 173·1505 • • . I • . I • Save a big 203 on woven woods, mini-blinds and custom-made draperies One week only! The clean. unclu!lered, colorlul new look 111 window decorating, now on sale at 20•10 oft! Versatile, easy to care for .,. lhey go beautifully with almosl any decor. Save 203! Have custom draperies in time for the holidays! During the next week. you can save 20~~ on fabric and labor lor new custom-made dr11peries. Have them installed in lime for Christmas! Choose lrom open weaves. luslrous acetatef rayon antique &atlns, coun!ry naturals, sheers, many more. S•le prieet •flectfV• lhrough Saturday, NO¥ember 15.1975. .. ~ • ,. ARCADIA (213) 445·5454 LAKEWOOD (2ll) ll4-7ooo RIVERSIDE (714) 1174090 1 CANO GA PARK (a13) P3·ltl0 :~g~1:Jl1c'~ ,~~~·~4•2313 SAN BEANAAOINO (714) 914·1113 1 , CARSON 1213) IS..2900 NOATHAIDOE (213) llS-1414 TORRANCE (213) 111 .. sn DOWNEY (213) llM541 ORANG! 'THE CITY" (rt4) llC·llOO VENTURA (tOS) '42-7512 FUUEATON t714) 171-4343 PUENTI:: HILLS 121 J) MS .. lC I WEST COVINA (213) MO-Jn' HUNTINGTON BEACH (714) 112·1771 l"ALM SPJUMOI nt•l 127•1111 WHfTTWOOD (21l) M7•2S11 • • • . . I ' I DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE ·· I\ ) V ot,ers Say 'Enough': The militancy and strike-prone tendencies or many public employes are increasingly obvious. They . want bigger sli ces of tax money and. In many areas. more of a policy vote in the agencies the)1 work for . j'Ublic .. re1y_\lfll.p.1Qyes.~lice.aadfiremen who 1>reviously regarded striking R:i -~-violation of their trus t -no longer feel that way. ;~or do m~nY-. tcachrrs. wh o once consider ed even the disct1ssion of strfkt>s as unproressionct1 . ' Up to now, Orange County h as seen only token strikes by th ese groups , but the voices get more stri- dent as th e demands get more insis te11t . \V ere the working conditions and pay scales of government employes intolerable-as. indeed,' they may once have been -this move m e nt probably "'ould attract public support. Rut that top -level elementary t each er 's saJary is <.1ppfoaching 520,000 in most districts . And that police det ective working around the clock to solve an armed r obbery more like· ly than not is on time and a half. . . The plain fact is that salaries ~nd be nefits of gov· ernm c nt employcs h ave gone up at a much higher rate th an other s in t he past 20 yeai·s. 'Y 1"he n the t:.ix -"·earv eitizcn r e:.id :-. of the San F'r1.1n - cisco street S\v ecprr. n1aking Sl i.000. Aty picCJI, of course. But the rcsentmc11t bc>ing bu.ill up finds an out· Jet a11d you have the beginning of a ta.x pa)·cr revolt. One sign .of that simmering resentn1ent was spe lled o ut loud and clear in San F'r ancisco last \Veek when voters ch<inged the rules that put th eir street sweepers in the high brackets. At the same time, the usually liberal San Francisco voters lasAed back :Jt fire m e n and police men for t heir t hree-day walkout last August ; by a 2-1 margin. they cut back s harply \' T • ~;f • ~efits a nd '''orking con ... dltions for fire men a."":. We see in this a warru~&1 'I warning ~at .thl! 1 public employc mili tancy is goi(lg .to be met 1tlth!iit' militancy from tho f ed ·up taxpayer;_. · • ~. • · l And wh at the teachers. the police, the firemen, tJ;~ C:iry h·a 11 clCrkS. the librarians '7: yes, 'a\I Ytci. gciod public servants -sh~uld bear m mind hUiat. they·would Jose in an any ult1matecofl,frontal,10 , - It h i~ b een not(.(t tha t government has no money exeeilt what ii l akes from th e people. 'J;he pqpplc. if pushed too far, will put their own clamps on the pocketbook. 1 1 ' . A Senator Gets His State Sen. J ames Whetmore of Orange County is not at all s h y a bout using his office to Claim a personal privilege. Hi s r eputation for throwing his weight around is pretty_con1n1on knowledge. But he got his con1euppance las t \.\'Cek when he tried to tie tht"' can to a C ~IP offi cer '''ht1 yelled at him to m ove hi s car because he \Vas ~bout to cause a r ear- cnd :Jccidcnt. \Vh etmorl' ,,·rote CJll' Co1nn1 i s~ioner Glen Cr aig to ::;ay Officer C~ssandra Etter s hould be dis missed or at least r e primanded for not treating him \vith di gnity. The CHP res ponded that the officer 's conduct had been correct in the eircumstance::;. Avoiding an acci- dent, the CHP reasoned, was more importa nt tha n giving directions to a driver. Even if that driver does happen to be as 1mpor t a nt as Sen . J ames \\'hctmor e thinks he is ---- SAY! DID YOU READWHEReTHEY PREOIC1'. THAT BY THE JISI" C£NT!l,R.Y,MOST HEATl"<;-W ~BE BY SOV.11 !;NERGYt lt&AUY? l • YEAH! ,UIOTHEY SAY THAT MEAl..S WILL BE MADEOI' • PLASTIC THAT CAN BE EATEN I • IN THAT CASE. OUR COMPANY CAFETERIA IS ABOUT JO YEARS AHEAD OF ITS TIME! ' El • The State Won't Gamble l ! • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' By F.l.IZABF.TH J . KIBBEY almost a way of-life in somC-~()l1tended that-Nevada gambling-- eastern st ates. r\nd Nevada is ac· interest s have s pent small California _legislators hav.e re-cessibl e to anyone in Caliror nia fortunes Jobbying the California peatedly reJe.ct ed a r ~lat1vely Who wishes to place almost any 1.egislature to halt passage or easy way to. 1~creas~ s~ate _re· kind of a w;;1ger. ga ming bills. Yet those who have venues :-~~p1te. these times of __ There are, of coune, many attempted to document these ac.· econom~c .d1ff1cu l~y. . bookmakers operating illegally ti viti es l\ave been unable to pro. l~~~hz1ng various .gambling_ in Californi rt. a nd a prime argu-vethat contention. activities would be a :nmple way ment in favor of off -traC'k bet· F,very year. it seems, some to_ add fun~s. to the state treas~ry ting is that it will bring thei r pro· form or legalized gambling com- "'.1thout hitting the g~neral ta:<· fits into the st ate treasury and re· es to the fore in the Legislatufe. p;i yer. Rut_ lawmakers ha~e said lit>ve thf' tax burden on the rest of This was the year of the dog· no to panmutuel wagenng on the citizenry . Ca liforni a is con-racing effort, and the bill to greyhound races, no to ':' stale sidered a relative ly clean state, legalize that activity, by As-· lottery, an.d n ~ -un~l this year semblyman I.eon Ralph, died in i; !~~~~;~~.ation or bingo (legal-f.liwbelh J .. Kibbey i1a1tudenl at 1\pril without. even reaching the Off·track betting,.jai-alai and UC . Oa~11. Iler article 1s from nooroCthe.<\s:;e mbly. rasino gambling also have been Calt/Mnia Journal. proposed b;,Jt neve r reached the . . . ~-1~--m.fftpi(e of--p.Ms-ege-in...-t-he--and--o!t.iCJals claim that or. J,egislature . <But, under a con-ganized crime h as not gained a stitutiot1al a mendment that s tro ng ho ld o n t h e s tate 's cleared the l.egislature in August gambling activities, legal or ii - -;\C.i\. 3 by I~eroy Greene -legal. Californians will vote next June Rut f'Very time a gambling bill on whether to allow bingo to be is brou ght b cf o r e th c R.Al .. PH H.o\S long been a pro· ponent o f various forms of le,aaliied gatnonng, ::t>uruun·~-~ .... governors -and the curtent ltaders of the Sen<ite anct'· As· sembly, Sen. James R. Mills and ;\ssemt'flym an 1.eo McCarthy, have nQ{ been. Meditation as a Fad pl ayed legally ' for charitable J,egislature, opponent s claim purposes. that it m ay well strengt hen or- F.xp~nsion of legalized gambl-ganized cri me's operations in ing has been r ejected for two California. Whether Gov. Edmund G. RrOwn Jr. sees the lure of state income from gambling as a way around the gener a l tax increase he wants to avoid next year re- maihs to be ~een . I have had occasion more than once to speak on the virtues and prodigious recuperative powers of quietude, and have quoted Pasca1·s observation that mos t or the troubles in the world come from man's incapacity lo sit still in a roorn. I have also had occasion to question the magical powers of the enormously popular cult or TranscendentaJ\ l\f editation, for which almost 600,QCX)Americans have:Signed up. for their magical mantra and $125. these folk devote 40 minutes or their dAy to r elaxing the stresse:JthRt be:set them. lt has ·been my view that the mantra, and much else about TM, has been hokey and show· businessy, n ot the least the leader of the movement, the flower -twirling Mahari s hi Mahesh Yogi. l have no doubt that TM helps · relax tensions. SUPPORT for my v\ew comes now from a.n unexpected place. This iis a book written by a Harvard cardiologist named Dr. Herbert Benson, called "The Relaxation Response."' Benson e>ecupied a special position in the TM movement. ft was hi s pioneer "scientific"' validity to the teachings or the Mah arishi. Benson acrees that we Americans do indeed lea d ·stressful UveS, and that these live$ lead to stress diseases like ulcers. asthma and high blood O•ANOE COAST DAllY Pll OT Robfrl N Wtt>d. P11bl11hc<r Thoma I Kttv1I. f;d1for • TllomoJ Palmtr. Sundov td11ono1Pogt1:d1/ur Tiit cdltorlal paat of th~ Dairy Piiot 1eek1 to inform and 1rlmul1te re1d ers by presetlting on lhlt p11e dlverae commentarY on topltl ot lntereal by syndic-at · ed cotumnlata and ca rtoonists, by pnwid6fte 1 forum for readers· vle-ws 1ad by pre1tntln1 thla '1WW1Plflllr'1 opinion• •nd ldeu • t1alftftl topic•. The tdltorla1 apln&tint or th• Daily Pilot •ppear only in the tdltorl•I column•at lhe lop ·of t"• P•••· Qplnloni ex· P'"flMll b1' tb•°' COlumnlsta and t'ar1Cl!Ol)lttl &nd 1 .. ter Wrlttt1 .,. tloojt O-ud "".-• .i ..... mtnt ol thllr •lfwo •1 \he Dally Pllo< -llo lofarrtd. llm~ay,November9, 1975 • • CHARLES Mc CABE pressure. which tend to shorten them. He agrees that meditation helps to com bat stress, and acknowledges that the Maharishi does indeed teach a form of meditation, HERE BENSON moves from his earlier work with Wal lace. Now , he says, ·'We believe it isn't necessary to use the specific methods and secret, personal sound taught by Transcendental Meditation ." Benson's own version, called The Relax a lion Response. is just another form of sitting still in a room. not essentially different from the kind of m ysticism prac· ticed by Theresa or Avila or St . John of the Cross. His method: You sit quietly. close your eyes, relax your muscles, breath e in , breathe but, and think this mantra: one. In his . Harvard tests Be nson found ~at this English m antra worked quite as well as the Sanskrit ones of the i\faharishi . So wh at el se is nC\\'? ~one of thi s is likely to have much effect on the people who have accepted, and benefited by. the TM dis· ci pline. These rollowers are caught in the grip of a passionate fad. a rad that is the conversa· lion piece of the professional caste or the country. What is wonderrul is that peo- ple can only seem to believe these simple things, and practice them, wh en they are, in true American style, pac kaged. ba~ic reasons -morality and hardship. The first argues that th e ~tale should not encourage '':finCul"' activity, while the latter maintains that gambling hits hardest al tho se who can afford it least. BUT Tl-IER E is also a more praC'tical reason : Those in the legalized gambling industry - notably horse-r acing interests and Nevada casinos -pull out all t he stops to hold down com- petition for the wagering doll ar. The horse-racing industry has a near -monopoly on legalized ga mbling in California . The only exceptions a re card rooms operated on a local-option basis. Ont> reason why the horse-r aci ng lobbyists have succeeded in play- ing th e fi eld without competition is that California does not have the pervasive g ambling environ· ment th a t makes wager ing NO ONE f>JSP UTF.S the con- te ntion that lega lizing more gambling activities "·ould pro- vide a painless way or providing revenues for s tate government. The state collected $85 million from horse-r acing last year. But that amount is insignificant com- pared to the Sll·billion stale budget . Opponents have argued that the take rrom gambling is not sufricienl lo me rit making the plunge: revenues received by other states instituting lotteries and off-track betting have not re- ached expectations, they note. On the other hand, it has been estimated that 85 percent .of the Nevada gamblers are Califor· nians. Some of the money spent there could undoubtedly be kept in Californi<1 through legalizing other forms of gambling. For many years it has been Although studies on ga mbling in California are inconclusive, , legalized gambling would yield some additional revenue to the s tate. Broad legalization of gambling would likely lead to a ~a turation of th e gambling m a rke t , with the various legalized activities competing. Ideally, legalization should be restricted to those gambling ac· tivities that gain desired r esults such as raising money or provid- ing entertainment, while reduc- ing harmful side -effects. Even legalization or e very conceivable gambling activity would not eliminate all illegal gambling, however, because legalized gambling in the United Slates doesn't reward the winners with tax-fr ee earnings. ;'Jo one has yet tound a way to t~nd that. Large-craft Airpbrt 'Use Questioned To the Editor : Aviation \\'eek of Oct. 13 and Oct . 20 h as :.1 very detailed ac - count of <i n Eastern Ai rli nes l\lcDonnell Douglas IX'9-31 crash at th<' Ch ~1rlott e. !"orth Carolina. airport on St~pt. I I . 1974. The crash occurred 3.3 miles short or the runway in visibility restricted by patchy dense ground fog. o r the 82 persons on board th e air craft, 11 survived th e accid ent. The airc r aft was destroyed by impact and fire. PROBABLE CAUSE of the ac- cident, ns detc"rmined by the Na - tional Transport.ation Safety Roard, \\':l S "the fli ght ere"··~ Jack of altitude awar eness at critical paints during the ap- proach due to poor cockpit di s- cipline in that the crtw did not rollO'N prescribed procedures." To those readers of the Daily Pilot who believe si milar type accidt:nt11 cannot occur at Orange County Airport due to equipment sophis tica tion or crew ex · perience. J invite them to re;1d the ruJJ ·NTSB report. Thi!$ re11d· Ing l ust might change a rew poop e's thinking ~rtaJning to a continuation, ot expilnsion, or DC·9, 737 traffic at OranreCounty Airport. R. DUJTMAN r Eq uestrian Needs To the Editor: I ""ant to expr ess my concern and total agrcl'ment "'ilh ynur 7\:ov. 2 <t rticle "l~orsin ' ;\round ,'\round with Tom McCann." Our local horse people do need better communi c<t lion with bot h landl ords and local officials . They might a l s o :.;t a rt de - monstrating more responsible ac.· tion in promoting horsemanship and the planning or acquiring ruture useof Back Bay areas. I mi ght add that the continued "upgrade"' of the Oranie County Equestrian a rea is of hor se people's prime concern, not just tht~ taxpayt>rs'. ;\t last the folks '>'"ilhin the men~ioned area ran se~ ·in their (ulure th at the t.'Ques trian ate:i is on the new master plan and we also look forward to the two new barn$. ( . MAILBOX ) my mind wander back to my ·~ood ale days' or riding a Pinto along the Am erican River in Sacramento. Riding's been rou gh down this way for an old n<ig like me! OA RRILYN J. OLIVER On Pois onb•g • To the Editor : ' The press reports o~e polSOn · ing of six horses at lfo11ywood Park (Oct. 29 ) were very, very ex- plicit-perh aps too eJ::plicit . In part. they said ·· ... this particular r at poi son i s th e pe rfect murderer . It le aves notraceofits crime ... Its active ingredient is (1 woh'l nam e it) an anti: coagulant rompound that is toxic ONE Tll ouGffT ctt me to my lo wild life, nnim al Ure. human . life ... the Borgi:is would b.av e mind : Did people thank our loved It." And so wou.ld a lot of ()range CountY supervi~~ for other people, u~fortunatcly, ln- the signs on Mesa Dri ve! eluding some wives. roo up with It is too bad interested horse their husba nds and looking ror a people don't g"ive a helping hand quick and easy way to become to encourage the success of the do.it-yourself widows. monthly shows. Perhaps they could. endeavor to Include a MY RECENT hook, '"The recreation a l program in Predators,'' r esearches thi!i horsemanship, on a community phe nomenon tho·roug hl :t and level, or a kids' clinic, or? Points out that , thruughO\lt his· A< ror me. ·1 ...... I'll Just let tory. while men us<d anythl"' -·-~-1_ __ . ,, • r .r from stone axes to guns, women preferred lo be more "lady· like ... avoid violence and use poison. As they were generally alone much of the day and pr e- pared m eals and administered medicine to the sick, they had many excellent oppartunities ... ''. . . One som ell mes wonders that so few women, with lhcthinc so facile and so safe. poison their Hu s bands ,·· wrote I~. L . Mencken. "Perhaps it Is not quitf!,as rare as vit'1l sUtistics make it out; the aeath-f1ate am.on& husbands i very 'liiuch higher than among vcs ... " We h ave no figures on how many husbands or kinfolk passed on vi a this route, for. over the U.S .. autopsieit are performed in only about 20 percent of the cases ol ''death fr om unk nown tauses ";th~ coroners are unable tohandlethe toad. I BEUEVE it Would be a eon· structive polie.y for the press g~ncrally to rerraln from print· ing the n a m e~ of poisons "which leave no· trace." The most suc - cessful pOlsoner of history we:; Toffana o f Napl-es, w ho ·established classes to teach wives the tfick a nd even bottled •"d soler tRrough Prance, Italy and E"nitln~d her "reme<ly" •• ElJxir' o( St. Nicholas ot n. ~ holy man associated with a mineral s pring which had a re- putation ror healing. At times it seem s that o ur press, ina.d· vertently, takes the place or the Jate Tofra na . FRANK KLOCK Bruee S tri1tgbean To the Editor: Thank God! I thought for a day or two (between Time and the Pilot) l was living in a different solar syste m . Not that I can keep up with the potireration of musical groups in toto, but ar least I have heard d the "win· ners." Not so with Shoestring, I mean Stringbean, er-ah·whatsiz name? Sprtngstreet :-1\0. no, you fool -it's Springsteen. Ah. well, Tom Palmer's arUC\llate article comforted me, deUl!l>ted me, ego-stroked me. I 'm not aJone in Uiat aol&r syatem after 'all. I was hue all along1 It's those loonies at Newsweek and Time that are out in orbit. Glad the Piiot Is earthbouncl. Hope somebody imPortant plc~s u~ OI) his astute analyals or how an idol develops and ..-hat has bappe11ecl -evolutlonnrily - to that type al dev•lopment. llls Inst column It cogent, sensible. and not a lltUe ud Ill Its lmlollca· tlons for the stars not yet on the hori zon . .. CHARLOTl'E P. MEOCF. .. . • r c ,.,,. bar jm ::;hl tol unt sh My the to \, I ga ne 1. of us an ~r< ag rol toi ' Iii a 5.2 ea p Be ha ha 0 ,, w ri bl .t a ·. ' .. • A Morning ' In-Belfast:' The ·Tomd8t. As P risoner - I llJTBOMAS KEE\llL ~ .... D•llr~l.c Chains clanking overhead teJJ us <th e ferry froilrStranraeTis in port. Insistent banging on the door of cabin tells us our imminent debarkation iS demanded. We s huffle an-d grO-pe for the light . My God, it's only S o'clock. They had told us in Scotland we could stay aboard until 8. More banging. Everybody out . I shave in the tiny bowl. My wife, CJaire, stuffs the few Joose items in- to a bag and we stum. hie down the gangpl ank in da rk· ness. We are in the port of J.arne, 25 miles north pf Belfast. It drizzl~ as we dodge puddles and line up bt>lore the gray-raCed c.Ustoms agents. Jli is al)t)ng process Wh en every roJIOO sock has been Pr:odded, when every toiletry item h as been ~h aken and _ _J!_mt>l led, wh('n passports hav.e been triple·chec.kecl. we areaClmiffei(f We art> orficially in Northern Ireland a component o(. the \Jniled Kingdom. 5.238 square mil es in arE'a in the north eastern p<trt of the lsland of IreJ,1nd Population l-;458~000-FUture;-dismal. It is two hours before the next train lo Belfast. We wait in a ·~hilly room wi th a handful of other passtngers who also have mbised thf.> earlier train Nothin~ is open ~ nn l ea shop:-i. no ne"•s paper stand!), no ticket windo"·s 1'h~ maJt whiskey-th at has mnde the long train ride from C.las<'O"' to Stranraer toler a bl e last night comes ba<•k "''ilh a bittef .t aste and stttbs at the hrad The only bright spot to be round In the murky, wet dawn is the tea J scrounge from on e of three track latiore~ Who br·ew it Jn a musky pot as they huddle over the s mall, i.ron coal stove in their tool s hed. He will accept no pay and offers a ~mile for my grateful thank-you, thank -you, thank-you. ••• Relrast: city or turmoil, tears and bit• ter hatred. Why this compulsion to visit the capital city in this land of hate and death? Curiosity, J s uppose, was the biggest factor. That and our own vague Iri sh roots . One can't follow the strife and blood-letting of Northern Ireland and not wonder what it is like to sec it and t aste it and feel it. Could the bleak picture in our minds be a true one ? ~We'd been to .Ireland before. some 18 months before. But that visit was to a dif· fe fent Jrelana -the "south," the RepubliC: of Ireland, wh ere violent death isn 't a way of life and where you tour castles and cpurcbes and ShQPS,_!_l!__d srg-_ in the pubs with mugs of Guinness stou . WF: IJKED that Ireland very muc h. Jlut we-didn't cross the border into ~or· rthern Ireland and the six counties \\'_her:.e......tbJL..filrif~ has feslered a nd ex- plocfed so often. This time, as one leg of a tour of Scotland and England, Belfast was on the itinerary. · The ignorance of the American people about the two Jrelands and the roots of "the trouble in the north .. is akin to ask· in g the Orunge County man in the street why the Christians and the l\·1osl'ems arc fighting in Beirut. Few understand the division of the two Irelands and fewer •• I • E DITOR'S NOTEBOOK DAILY I'll.OT ty systems. Some lock their doors and Pd mit you by buzzer after eyeing you through the door. In ot hers. a clerk or the sumed to carry a bomb and you are pre-· surned to be a boriaber. The admonitions are stern and unsmiling. 1t"s no game. • owner is stationed at the door lo screen WIULE MY wife stands over our two visitors. l.arger establitihmenltl h3ve .still comprehend why the British don't pieces of luggage, I finally hail a cab on from one to three armed security men lo turn their backs on Northern Ireland and the near·empty street. (I've been told St>arch all packages and purses us walk away from a problem that saps to seek a Catholic cabbie if going to a customersareadmitted one byone. their energy and their men, and drains Catholic area of Belfast, a Protestant if The large suitcase and the small can· their ne~·dry treasury. the destination were in Protestant ter· vas bag h ave become intoler a bl e ritory. I wonder how in the hell you tell burdens. In Northern Ireland there are ••WE 'D BLOODY weU lik e to back out one from the other - and I don't even no lockers. no baggage-check stati on:;, and leave the mess for the Irish to fight know what our destination is.) no hotels that will hold· your lug£age. out a mong themselves,•• commented a ''Where to?'' the cabdriver asks. Who wants to gamble that they contain l.A>ndon friend with some bitterness. "Welt, er. 1 goess ... is there an Irish only tourist clothing and souvenirs? ''But you ~ust remember that, aner Tourist Board office you can take us to?'' A wa ry but pl ead ant young lady in th e all, the people of Northern Ireland are · 11 ....... A.. Ii ht Britjsb subjects. The country has an ob· He checks his book. Yes, he has an ad· tounst o ice resvv< ...... to our p g . ligation to maintain Civil order whether dress. After a careful, ite m·bY·item search. :she or not we like it.'' "Oh, I can't take you but to the edge of stashes the bags with the stipulaliQll we there •.. he says ... It's in the barricaded returnwithintwohours1 Mainta inin g that civil order ls something less than a s uccess. Even d,ur· area, you know.'' "No," s he admits, "there really isn't ing the rece nt cease-fire agreemen! 1 don"t e ven know what the barricaded much to do or see. There are no lours .between authoa·ities and the IRA, at teas area is, but the options are sorely limit· sinc e this last trouble began and there's 85 civilians ~ied in sectarian asisassina ed. We pile the bags anil oursel ves in the really nothing to do al night.·· tions in Northern Ireland; 75 pl the~ taxi and begin seeing the flfsl sights of a Pubs close ut 9 -··and you r eall y , were in Belfast . Jn the past six years, citylivintinfear. -wouldn't want to be there anyway." <A more.than J,300 have died in_th.is_say_age Signs along the street say in direct pub is either a Catholic pub or a Protes · fighting. >-1 ~1~an~gllllgeolli•lJ<>Sitively·forbidden-at-all---t-anl pub; th~t-mak.es::~em....IJJ'l'O}t\l<'----i...:.1l • • • ' times to leave a vehicle unattended. t arget s, des pite their fortress.like On this dingy Saturday morning, we at!· That"s not a parking reguJAlion ; it's facades and twin sentries standing rive in Belfal)t on a dirty, jerky train lh't bomb avoidance. · guard.) seems to seek out the ugliest debris to Shattered st orefronts are streaked SO we walk the street~ or downtown fol low along the shoreline from tbe·ferrY -with.bJack iOOt.le!t by explosion and fir.e. ~lfast for two hours. Down Castle Street landing. r Graffiti abound -and they're not your to Royal A ve nue where a-narnlii g The small st ation is open at the sidJs ··~ick Was Here'' type messages. They British patri ot hawks nags and pam· and misty rain trickles through the t n are messages or hate and pledges oC phJets and buttqns. Past chatting groups rooL We have no plans, no tour books, o recrimination. of soldiers. The unsmiling Irish go about fri ends, no list of hotels. their busi ness. J .step into a cand y shop to buy a mi p VIRTUALLY ALL un broken windo"'S At key pedestrian passage-PQinttJ, 1 after we learn a pri.nary lesson abo\l t are barred or covered \Vilh ht'avy mesh. security forces have set up a turqsttle· li{e in Belfast : Don·t ever , ever, w~lk Small boys -11 or 12 years old -squirt type traffic pattern. Each perSon raises away from a package or a bag. It is pre· in and out of doorways and you recall re· his hands for a pat·down body search. ading ho"' they have been enlisted in Every handbag a nd package·is opened some ofthose bloody encounters . and inspected. We are body·searcbed We rea<.'h the b3rricaded area, which !our times in our morning stroll . Ori . ns of Rage-is, in eSS('OCe, the d0\11Dtown shopping 7--'tJ'-''9'7''-;-L;l--Tr----=:...::...:po::::==--=:..::_:::_:=~'-=:_---J area of Belfast. Inside this five.bloc k· IN A l.JQUOR store a chatty woman 7 -SQ1IH\'e"are~re-m-~cit:y!s~r---$bak.es ·· .. \-t ore than 50 y~l have passed since the Republic Ireland won its independence fro Great Britai n, but this was a stictcy divorce. The fin::il decree tert the partners separat· ed. but gave custody of the si x northern counties to the United Kin gdom. The a rr angement hfts .satisfied no one. In the popular view, th e war in the northern counties is a power .struggle between the Protestant ma· jority and the Roman Catholic minori- ty, but there is m ore to it. The situa· tion is complicated by economic is· .sues, o ld l oya lties a nd new aspirations. The dream (in the sout,b), as always, is of one united Ireland, but these d ays the dream seems farther than ever from reality. Unification would require a f;1vorable vole in both the Republic and the six counties. The history of this lovely land is one of passions and mi sfortunes, of castles sacked and farms abandoned, fertility and famine, hot blQOd and cold steel. The Irish love and the Irish h~te, and next to talking, which re· mains their greatest skill , lovi ng and hating are the things they do best. -Columnist J ames J . Kilpatrick partmeitl stores and offi ce buildings, the city' is dead. J don't know why I stay along wtth s maller commercial busi · on here. But it'll never end. They're nesses. making too muc h money out of it.·· The driver points the way to the tourist Th e statement is enigmatic. But I office. As J lu g the heavy bag down the don ·t ask who '"they" are. tt·s the t ype of street it becomes obvious we are smack discussion not to get drawn into in in a combat zone where an uneasy truce Belfast. • is in effect. Only military vehi<.'les ar e We retrieve the bags, walk to the edge permitted herf!. All manner of armored of the barricade and find a cab for Grand jeeps and trucks crui se slowly. An Vi ctori a Station. It does not live: up to its armore d a mb ul ance m a ne u ve r s pretentious name. Rather. it is a twice· between the chains that form the ba r· bombed hul k without a single amenity, ricade. Atop one tank-like yehicle, a save a small candy kiosk. Th ere· are no teen-age soldier tries to look .stern as he restrooms. A sign plaintively apologizes casually rotates a machine gun around a and promises a new station "soon will be 300-degree track. available.·· l turn to gawk at th.i s formidable dis-Claire w ate hes the bags while I play of force and almost bang myself bargain my way (through a guard and heavy bag into two soldi ers. They shack, two body searches> into an ad- are clad in battle-ready camouflage un· joining hotel to Use the men's room. iforms. They carry automatic weapons When I return, the Dublin train is Joad - at high port. Loaded clips are in th e ing and she is carrying on an aniMated weapons. (J never was able to learn at conversation with the only really happy. wh at level of encounter they use metal faced person we 've seen this day. bullets and when they switch to the less· The lady's happiness is generated by u lethal "stun" bullets.) retelling of her recent visit to Hayward. STORES ARE opening and a handful of sho)1pers weave in and out of the mllitary's foot and vehicle patrols. The shoppers stare ·straight ahead. The soldiers keep a cop.like survei llance on the streets. Stores and shops hr1\'e different securi - Calee·ror -nia, and how she loved !\t r Oonald"s hamburger s, and how she (whispering behind her hand) "smoked some of that. what do ye call it, mary· wan-na .. while in her d<tughter 's ranch· style home near San Francisco. She wishes s he could go with us. Wt" -wi sh we could take her. HWden Memos on JFK Death May End Rumors WASIDNGTON -Rep. Bella .4.bzug (D·N.Y.) will attt>mpt to Jay open hurldreds of assassina· lion docume nts that have been hidden for the past 12 years. Jn ('arlier columns, we r e· vealed tha t the FBI had withheld rrom the Warren Commission many documents dealing •.vith the John F. Kennedy assassin a· tion. Investigntors for Abzug's gov · ernment inform·ation subcom · mittee have alsd learned that the :National' Archives bas held back numerous Warren Commission documents from the public, in· eluding the a ctu•I ininut~ of two of the commit1sion's 12 executive sessions. One o f th e ·s uppressed transcript t1 contains an a naly tica l di s cussion by psychiatrists or Lee Harvey Oswald's COl')duc't and motives. The accused assassin's rela· tion8hlp with his Wife was diir bued in such explicit terms that the A~hives felt the transcript vlo\aled the Oswaldo• privacy. m& o'rHEll transcript, in- vol n1·0 swald's1t.ayinthe Sov· let Unlqn, WU based "" state; mmls by Soviet delect0< Yun -N01enko. lt was withheld at the retues t ol the Central Jn· • t:.=1ence-Acency. ·muar requests from federal have kept secret J42 otlift' Item• at lba..Ardllvcs. In- ' . . .. 1 \ eluding 95 from the FBI, 24 from the CJ . .\ and smaller numbers from the Stale Department, 5ecret Service nnd 1 RS . Other internal m t!mos, betr ay. ing th e timidity of th e com· mission and the failure of its staff to follow up leads, wer e also never released. Those famili ar with the s up· pressed docum ents insist lhey contain no evidence that would (JAC K AN DERSON ) change. the commission's verdict that Oswald ac ted alone. On the contrary, some insiders believe, the documents would clear up questions that have been raised · and wou ld help end the wild specul;:1tion ov';'r the Kenned y assassination. RUillSFE l.D'S FUTURE : Republican leaders are sizing up Donald Rumsfeld , the new choice for Defense secretary, as a vi cl' presidential pos.sibility. Al age 43, he is articulate and photogenic. He detnonstraled as the White House staff chief that he is also an able 3dministrator. nut most ·of a ll , he has a style that has caused admiring politi · ciuns to refer to hi m as the Ri.>1\ublican John F. Kennedy. We have determin ed that President Ford hasn't spoken to Rum~feld about becoming hi s running mate next )'ear . Bul other Wh itt> Jruuse aides are whispering ::1bout the possibility. r·ord ha.-. h ad his eye 011 Rumsf<'ld ever since moving into thi;-White House. As we reported on Oct. 8, 1974, the President th en had Rumsfeld "in mind to be the · next St"cretary of Defense:· Ou r report of :1 year ago h:i:- now come true. The Pentagon, of rourst.>, can be ;1 tough test fur ~1ny ~dmini s tr atl)r. llum sfeld him self ren1<1rkt>d ruefully tn ;1 frif'nd : "'The J>c ntagon is likl· :1 doi covl"red with ant:s float.in~ down the river. J-:~1ch ;.int think :- he"s driving it.·· Hut those who know Rum sf('\d bl•lieve he will emerge from lh l' Pt•ntagon a:-; a political slar ;iutl ,;ce presidcnti:d prospect NYC Is Too Big to Take Chances With President Fo0rd is not worried -and h~ doesn'l w.anl anyone else to worry -about what would happen to the national economy it New York City goes bust. But the tact of the matter is that no one knows exactly. what tbe effect would be of a financial collapse or the n1,tiorfs largest city~J We have no experience to '(Ulde us. The closest example r.maps was the failure o{ some rat b.anks In 1933,. which touched oll 1 national panic. Mil Ilona of people rushed to the banks lo get thei~,money. forcing the naUonal government to clc:,.1e the banks in ordef to avoid I a national dlsaster. Even the bank shutdown or ' ·-. I I) 1933, howc>\'er. is not r eally u suitable analogy . The banks were private busin ~sm;. New York City is a government. ll al so js the financial capital of the country. No m ajor Am erlcari city, l~t alone its largest one, has ever gone bank rupt . WflAT WE have to contend '''ith primarily is not the economi c questions in the possible bankruptcy of a vast in'stJtutton such as New York . What we have to contend with pri marily is the question of publlt confidence In government itself. It we learned anything ut all from lhe 1933 Ji,~nk closing. it was that publlc "6t~IJology is th<' most pott.nt single ttict.or in any ( ~g~:i~ ) ' econom iccrisi:;. I The ittoC'k mark et responds even more to the feaf"8 and hopes . of people th an to. economic indicators. People today are reluctant l o buy J.:. not just s ecurities but homes and automobiles and other things th ey n eed -befau se o f ·unc.cr t ainty. T~cy l ack confadence. The mooey is there. Savina& are close to in all-lime high . But people arc hdlding back because their fears outweigh their hopes .. J !low will people react to def:iu lt by Nev.• York Cit y? :'\o one knows for ~ure. Thert• <•re, however , some portents . v.·hen it appear ed a few weeks ago th at New York would not be able to meet its fin ancirtl de<ldline, the stock market took a nosedive. \'v'hen New York City was able lo =-tave off disaster by borrowing from the ll•achers' pcn . ..;ion fund , t I\(' declinl' "'as hailed. \\'hat would have haJlpened 1r th e arra ngemC'nt "'ith the• tl•:1rhC"rs h:ld nut been concluded th:.it ~;1m c da y? \\"O Ul.f) TllE s"·ift dec\in(' h:lvt· hcl'n OJl'Cc leruted to th(' point wh t'rl' pCO J)IC "'O\tld rush to sell just becaU SL' they were nfr ;dd , others "'('ri.> :-l•lling <.inti thl'r tht•mst•lve.s n1ii,:h l bt• "'"il>ed out " As in the case or l!l33, each pers on wtts ;:1fr:1id or be 1n ~ ;-1dvt1rs11lv affl'C'lt•d bl'C';:1u st.• of "'·hat son.lt'Ulll' el se v.:uuld do. Whnt r('a!ly counts now i$ thl' "'<'l l·being of the An1erican people nnd not wh ether aJlowin~ New York to go under is J?ood or b:1d for :iny political party in the 1976 pre~identi.1 \ ell"ction.s . Any candid:.1te who thinks he ('.:J n pick up some· votes b y paodt>ring to what he assu mes is national indif(ert!nce to what happc>n s t o New )"o r k may di!COv('r to hi s re~ret th at Qle :\mericnn people nre fat more respon!lble on this i s~ue than he has realized. ', t • • • • • I • 1 -, I I • • , •• •• •• 1. i ' 2;" ·" ~ t " ,.__ ·~ ~ - .. .. . :• ---~"'-- Thia it the third of fiw. o:rticJtt acerpted trom the book '' Peonutt J"bilee, Mv U/t And Art With Chorli~ BrOIUl'l And Other•," pubJi.shed by Holt , R.inebart.ond Win.tton. . -..If-he initial theme of Peanuts--w·as--based..on. the ('ruelty that exists among children. 1 retail all too vividly the-15trufgJe-whtcl)·takes plac..-out;- on the playground. This is a struggle "W~ich adults grow away from and seem to forget about. Ad ul ts learn lo protect themselves. . In this d ay "Of l>rganized.6pe>rts'"'for children, we forget how difficult it once was-for smaller children to set up any kind of '&allgame at a playground because so often there were older and bigger kids to interrupt the run. I have-a lway& despised -bullies, and even though someone once suggested that I have · much psychological bullying going on in Peanuts, 1 do consciously try to slay away from that sort of thing. As the strip progressed from the fall of the year 1950. the chara('lers began to change, Charlie Rrown was a flippant little guy who soon turned into the loser he is known as today. This was the firs t of the formulas to develop . Formulas arc truly the backbone of the comii; strip. In fact. they are probably the backbone of any continuing entertainment. As Char li e Brown d eveloped, so did characters suc h as Lucy, Schroeder and Linus. Snoopy was the slowest to develop, and it wa s his eventually walking around on two feet that turned him into a lead character. It has certainly been diffi('U lt to keep him from taking over the feature. THERE ARE various or1g1ns for the characters. Cha rlie Brown is supposed to represent wh a t is so m eti mes called ··everyman." When I was small, I beli eved that my face was so bland that people would not recognize me If they saw me someplace other than where they normally would. doing ordinary things like chu\lll and retrievlo& a sUcks, and he refuses to take senoualy his rot~ as the devoted dog who greets his muter when be Pre- ' • ret.unu holPe from &ehool. Jn recent year• I have played up the Iii that he ~n'l even remember bi.I master's name Our newest cords are all washed up. Now they're the nicest blue. Soft \~~~· \ touch too. ~\\ ~. - . t •• . , • but 1lmply thinks or him .. "that roundheaded kid." N&XT: Ari l..U~ UJ• • aVln ' • Baby wale corduroys: pre·washed and faded. The newest look for juniors. In the greatest styles ever. Cotton with a touch of polyester. Sizes 5·15. Blazer, $19. I I was sinc erely surprised if I happened to be in the downtown area of St Paul, shopping with my mother, and we would bump into a fellow student from school. or a teacher, and they recognized me. I thought that my ordinary a arance was a perfect disguise. It was this weird kind of thinking that prompted Charfii1e.-1l-t· Brown's round, ordinary face. Pants; $15. • '1-----stn·ri1t~j~ac;..,.(r~1o~t~sJ.hownt;$-t'7~.--~~-1 Bib overall, $19. Linus came from a drawing that I made ~e day or a face almost like the one he now has. I experimented with some wild hair, and I showed the sketch to a friend of mine who sat near me at the correspondence school whose name was Linus Maurer. He thought it was kind of funny, and we both agreed that it might make a good new character for the strip. It seemed appropriate that I should name the character Linus. It a1so seemed that Unus would fit very well as Lucy's younger brother. Lucy had already been in the strip from the beginning. . ' Coordinating print blouses. Choose long sleeve styles in acetate/nylon or cotton/poly· ester=-tncludes-florals , scenics and more. 5·15. $10. _We called our oldest daughter Meredith a fussbudget when she was very small, and from this I applied the term' to Lucy. Schroeder was named after a young boy with whom 1 used to '\ caddy .at a golf course in St. Paul. I don 't recall ._ \ ever s rtrst 11a111e;-tnrt---just-ed~-1--"".Jf.------....:::"'-.~:-,,_..,-_.::.T~~----,-7~~~---~-I} seemed right for the character in the strip even before he became the great musician he now is . • ONE NIGHT. over 10 years after I began drawing Peanuts, 1 had a dream in which l created a new character whose name was a com bination or Mexican and Swedish. Why in the world I had such a dream and would think of such a name as Jose Peterson is a mystery to me. Most of the time things that are a complete riot when you are dreaming are not the least bit funny when you wakeup. In this case, however, it seemed like a 'good idea, so 1 developed a story about the arrival of Jose Peterson in the neighborhood, and he has remained every since, usually playing on Peppermint Patty's baseball team .. Patty has been a good addition for me, and I think could almost carry another s trip by herself. A dish of candy sitting in our living room inspired her nam e. So in this case I created the character to fit the name, and Peppermint Patty came into being. Her little fri end Marcie, who is always addressing her as "sir," has also been a good addition to the strip. l have always believed that you not only create a strip to enable the characters to do things you want them to, but that the characters thems elves, by their very nature and personality, s hould provide you with ideas. These· are the characters who remain in the feature and are seen most often. The more distinct the personalities are, the better the featu1e will be. Readers can then respond to the characters as though they were real. I like to have Charlie Brown eventually be the focal point of almost every story. No matter what happens to any of the other characters, somehow Charlie Brown is involved at the end and usually is the one who brings disaster upon one of his friends or receives the brunt of the blow. Charlie Brown has to be the one who suffers, because he is a caricature of the average person. Most of us are much more acquainted with losing than we are with winning. Winning is great, but it isn't funny. While one person is a happy winner, there may be a hundred losers using funny stories to console themselves. SNOOPY'S a ppearance and personality have changed probably more than those of any of the other characters. As my drawing style loosened, Snoopy was able to do more things, and when I finally developed the formula ot using bis imagination to dream of being many heroic figures, the strip tOOk on a completely 1\ew dimension . I had observed that there were many neighborhood dogs that seemed almQJt smarter than the ('hildren who were their masters. The dogs seemed to tolerate the silly things the kids did ; they seemtd to be very wise. This was one of the initial-themes of Snoopy which I have built upon in many ways . Snoopy refuses to be caught in the trap of ·State Delays Layoffs SACRAMENTO (AP) Transpo rt atio n an· -A:bout 800 s late nounced.Thursdayitwas emp$oye1 racin1 layoffs extending the effective bKaU1e of a hl1hway date of the first layoffs eona:truction alowdown until Dec. 31, even though have bff1) 1iven a brief some e mployes had lwprieve. . al\'eady been told their tut day would be Dec. I Tbe D•P•!tment or crDec.10 Men's flannel shirts. 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He is farrier for many. of the horses at Irvine · Equestria n Center in Corona de/ Mer when not ''going down the road. " A bull -ridin g hors e veterinarian's as!lilitant, another bull rider who makes a living shoeing hor i:1 cs ond a rootball c.oac.b "''ho tc;:1ches PE classes 011 horseback. Those are the principles in the C3$l or a litUe drama currently ..under w ay al C>r ~1ngc Coast College. It could rtJSult in bring .. ing rodeo buck. to the Costa ~tesa campus. Horsi n' Around Wiii\ To"' McClllll lht>re ror one school yeaf"a couple of year11 ago. Chuck and Rlck think the Umo is dght for the come.back. In hh; public speaking class - an extra course he mnnaaes to dents get PE credits for rldlng cram into hi1 schedule by takiri.C horses> and u rabid rodeo ran . it in evening college-Chuck has T .<\GF. 21, St~~On feels madesomespeechesonrodeotng he h;&l.i no time t_g waste in his and related subjects. rodeo career, and he-aS do1ng all-"There ft an lncredl61e amount he can to (1) gel his buddy Rick I or-1nteresf In the subject,'' bcf to come back to school as an ally .aaid. C.oast Man Sees 041llJ Pllol SU.II Ptwllos I-leading the C'ast li st is Chuck Stephenson or J,a guna Nijjuel, fulltime ag student at OCC who finds time to work 30-p\us hours a week as an assistant to llr. J\.1 . \V . I.oge, a Lagun <i !leach veterinarian for more than 30 years. Chuck has recently discovered bull riding and the \i,'Orld or In· ternalional Rodeo Assot·iation (professional ) rodeo. lllS PART'.'JF.R is !tic k llansen, a former Orange Coast Coll ege s tudent who, ~1 l 20, already has been on the road lo ··contest" in I RA -sanctioned shows as far east as Tennessee and Florida. Rick is a protege or J oe I.i ft o, an alumnus or OCC who started his own rodroin g in coll eji!e days an'd has since gone on to lx'come one or the national lead<'rs in the sport. The third mem ber of the cast in OCC'.!I little real-life drama is Jack Fair, defe nsive coach of OCC 's currently awesome foot- ball machine. Fair is a horseman (conducts physical educ iition classes al an off-campus s table where stu- • in formi[lg a rodeo club and/or rodeo t~am . <2> get Fair to be s ponsor or the club and (3J get everyone he can -men a nd women ali ke-interested In sup· p0rting and joining the club. Rringing rodeo back may not be hard. but the real question is whether or not these enthusiastic boosters can bring back Slim Pickens. The cowboy actor (and former bull-fighting rodeo clownJ was grand marshal in 1966 or the last rodeo anyone seems to recollect having been s tac<'d ut Lhe col- lege. It was grandiosely billed by that year·s rodeo club as the "Fir st Annual Orange Coast College Rodeo." The s choo l n ews pape r quoted Bro. Pic kens as saying, "it was one of the best darned rodeos I ever went to ... It was generally considered to be a suc- crss, but it lost money. But there was no "Second An - nual " in 1967 -:" or since -and the only thing resembling a rodeo rlub to be found on campus in re- cent years has been a short-lived .. equestrian club" that existed ·'PEOPl,E want to get In- volved in the sport. They went to rodeos when they were children; they want their children to go now and see it." So it is that under the big black hats that Chuck afld Rick-wear~ uniforms that symbolize their de- votion to their isPort -plans are being hatched to bring the big s how back to the local campus. "If other colleges can do it, why can't Orange Coast," asks Chuck. He and Rit>k llfink it won~t be diffit>ult to find the five contes- tants needed to form a team. Th<'y figure, in Cact, that the recruiting call might even bring out some women competitors. "Women have been left out of sports a lot and that's a shame," said Chuck. "Rodeo is ooe sport i.lt which they excel. We want t hem on the team.'' Coach Fair has informally in- dicated he might be interested in sponsoring a rodeo club. The "comeback " c ould be in the bu<'king chute. IC so, all I can say is "let 'er go.·· Byllll.AR YKAYE "Everyone was already sing-.. The prize? Well, it wasn't a OftMDoUJl'llotSUtt ing and drinking on the all-ni ght kewpie doll . It was champagne, For Mike i:.awler of Newport train, a nd when we arrived in and they drank their prize and Beach;-F.orope-meant--running------P-am-plona--f'ver-ybody-Fushed of.f---ihen-shot.again,'' he..r.ecalled---- wit~ the bull.s i'?-Pamplona, and headed for the nearesl bar,'" Jn between all the partying, Spain, and chmb1ng the Mat-1.awler recalled. J awler said he ran with the bulls terhorninSwitzerland. Accor~ing ~o t~e yo ung o~e day, but stayed far enough Few people return from the tl'aveler, it was Just like a scene ahead so that h e wasn·t really Continent with those as thei r ftom a Hemingway novel -dirty afraid. highlights, but then Lawler, 22, old fans spinning slowly from the dOl's everything a bit differently ceiling, flies and cigarette smok e than most people. ~anging thick, a noisy, rowdy To finance his trip, Lawler, a crowd, v.·ith <trunk bartenders recent grad of USC, used profi ts pouring shots into dirty glasses t\fter a short r ecovery visit to Paris, where he did the "typi cal tourist trip," I.awler headed for the ~1atterhorn . from the last issue of his "'Row from a bottle with no label. He said he ran into two Scots Run." a monthly newspaper he v.·ho wanted lo climb the moun- publis hed, e dited and wrote "ISTOW~'. they v.·ereshooting lai n, too, and the trio began their while at USC . orf fireworks r{'gularly to rile up ascent or the 14,500-foot peak al J It was a new s pape r fo r the people before the bulls wer e a.m ., returning that night at 6 sororities a nd fraternities on let out. A lot of people got hurt p.m . campus and was heavy on social from that, even before the bull s "You're suppased to take a gossip and light on news. came close." he said. guide that does all the hard work, I.awler, who has had no There are normally about but we didn 't want to. I"d already Chuck Stephenson is barely past his first season of p ro/essional (IRA) rodeoing and already is looking for more action in in tercol/egiate competition. He wants OCC students interested in rodeo to contact him at school's ag de- partment. jour-nalism--t-raining.,said-ha ju:.>t--25,~idenU-o!..tb.e.Spanish.ci~---;•"t;lihm~b«l~-'1~1~t;:,~K'.;'i;;lii';mj'-a.._,·..,ar"-"o-"a"'n"d-'-M"t".--F---i;,..rc;:---,.---..! thought he'd like to publish a ty, but during the week the bulls Whiln<'y, .. he said. Europe From the Perilous Side newspaper, so he did. Even arerunningthepopulation swells Lawler ins isted the climb though m ost such impromptu to more than 200,000, Lawler wasn't too.difficult, but admitted ventures fail sooner or later , said. that stormy weather held them l..awler's publication was a suc. When asked v.·here he stayed, up and caused him to slip about cess. I.awler shrugged and said, "I 50 times on the way down, didn't." v.·herever snow bad Cilled in the ACCO R DI NG to the r ed- headed Newport Harbor High grad, he lost $80 on the first issue, but quickly bounced back into the black when he decided to give away the paper free and throw in a free beer. His circulation - and then advertis ing -quickly soared, he s aid. Clutching his $950 profits from the last issue, Lawler hopped on a charter fli ght lo Brussels and Crom there traveled through 13 countries. According to Lawler, the most exciting part of his trip began wh en h e took the train to Pamplona, where he met three Spaniards hi s own age who also "'ere eager to "run with the bulls ... .. I checked my backpack at lhe foot holds from earlier. train station and then just stayed up a ll ni g ht like all the rest .... You just drank and stayed up,-· he said. Al the carnival on the edge or town, ride operators were drunk, too, and peopl e on rides r e- mained aloft until the operators felt like bringing them down. 1.awler said he was on the ferris wheel for more than 20 minutes. And the s hooting gall eries were like none he'd seen before. "T llEY WERE shooting at targets with real .22s, and the guns weren't on chalns either . The guns were real close to the targets and nearly everyone v.·on, .. he said. "STILL, TJOS was what I'd call a civilized climb. It was something a ·gentleman climber' would do,'' Lawler added. com- paring it to his previous con- quests. Lawler completed hls Euro- pean ci rcuit and is now back on home turf, wher e he's pursuing a legal career. But, Lawler isn't taking the or- thodox route.towards becoming a lawyer. Instead or going to law school , he is working in a legal of- fic e in Newport Beach, with special tutoring by one of the lawyers. 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In response to the swellinil flood of visitors, the town laet winter organized the Laura Ingalls Wilder Committee, which opened an infor mation center and museum in a former filling station near the Ingalls' hom estead site. "P EOP LE COME by the bus load," said Marynard Nelson, chairman of the Wilder com- mittee. He said the tourists have established Walnut Grove as one of Minnesota's few authentic Ut~ary attractlbns. Lantz said it rivals Sauk Centre, the site of Sinclair Lewis' Main Street. Laura Ingalls Wilder was the daughter or a pioneer family that home3teaded In Wisconsin, then Minnesota and Iowa, and settled near De Smet,$. D. In her later years, Mrs . Wilder wrote bi o-- craphical books relating experiences of her fron- tier <hUdhood, lntend..t fO< cbildcen. The books •e 1enerally considered classics. Disney Plan Studi,ed SACRA MENTO CAP> -Waft Disney Productiom' plans for a year-round resort at Jn- • dependence Lake could be threatened by a state Uarult Co inm.fsston rnove to reass.ert s tate """""'11p of Ille lake bed. The' com mission o811cecl Ito II.aft recently to start prooeecling1 to. oil.aim· Utfe' to the I and nort.bwO.t of.Truckeeln1 ~evada and Sierra coun- ties. · • . TRAVEL Baja Tour Class New AtGWC A seven-day cruise to study the ecology of Baja California's wilderness islands and seacoasts will be o ffer ed in January in a new Golden West College course. ''Ecolog y of Ba ja California'' will take class m ember s on a 900-mile round trip J an. 24-31, with stops at San Martin and B enltos islands and San Jgna~io Lagoon. Fol I owing • the mi- gratory route of the Califorola P"•Y whale to its winter ~uarters,stu· dents will Stl\dY Dora and faun a or the area. Registration end s MondaJ. AddlUonal ln- rormaUor Is ivillable from the college ad- mb•lon1 office. $150 a Day for Gold Plates By STAN DELAPLANE ANTIBES, France -The train from Paris, t he elegant Mistral, arrives rrom Paris late at i1ight. And a chauffeured car takes you up to Vence, \\•here a French ston e castle s\\·ims in moonli ght on the Maritime Alps . The Chateau du Domaine Saint-Martin. A lantern at the gate outlines a t2th - century draw-bridge. The gate keeper leads you up a winding mountain road to a stone house. Tl1i s is your very O\Vn villa. (Here they call them baslides -French country house. l This is definitely hig h-rent district. Guests come here with checkbooks that can draw on three-comma bank accounts. But you get a lot for your money. Your house has laced iron balconies looking down on a terrace full of flowers and beyond that the blue sea. The living room is furnished with lovely h and-rubbed anti- ques. Th ere·s a fully stocked bar. A &ilver t ray is waiting for you : Cold chicken, cheese, peaches, grapes and iced cham- pagne. A church bell tolls in the village. The air smells of pine, roses and lavender. And from your balcony you can see the harbor lights trace the shoreline of the Coted' Azur. .. • • * What price all this glory? Well, not TOO much. Two people make it for $150 a day. Incl udes breakfast and.dinner and 15 per- cent service char~e . Breakfast is delivered lo your room . If you want room service for lunch, the open- ing nudge is $4. Add to this chicken breast $9. P ate of duck $11.50. You haven't reached wine or coffee yet. Thetotal was S45. The Karim Khan, Princess Grace and a bunch of oily Arab potentates have been on · 1. ·- the guest list. No radio. No TV . No traffi c. You can hear the birds sing. <Possibly on the.payroll. ) The colors of the Mediterranean fill the dining room where \Vho's Who co mes to din- ner: Periwinkle blue tablecloths and golden Bargello chairs. You eat on golden pl ates looking dO\\'n on the French blue sea. • • • The Chateau du Domaine Saint-Martin is managed by Mlle. A. Brunet. (She learned her trade at the Plaza-Athenee in Paris and the class shows.) Chef is M. Crespin -he"s cooked for Julia Child and James Beard, among others. Staff is young and in excellent run- ning condition. They need it to do the fast 440 with a hot breakfast. They wear Courreges T-shirts and tight green jumpers. Morning inspection in· eludes bare feel to see if the pedicures are holding up. Chipped toenail polish is cause for discharge. If you're on the shorts and can't make the stone bastide, Mlle. Brunet will put you in a suite in the chateau. That·s only $125 a day. (Don't be envious. Three days later 1 wow1d up in a $12 room over a pool hail.) r· . * * * The Mi stral leaves the Gare Lyon in Paris at I : 20 p.m. Arrives at Antibes at 10 :30 that night. Yoll can ride ·this with a Eurailpass -$150 for unlimited travel for 15 days. Without Eurailpass, It costs you $l20 t>lus $12 for a reserved seat. You've got to come back an)'Way. and the Eurailpass lets you run the southern French coast exploring little town•. I I ' Dennis Artllur BUSI, 113] LM}\lf\9 Clon'l'Ol'I Ad., No. 15, Laouna S.0<n, Ctlllornl•91651 S!Wlrt Fra"cls X•vler s.ulnler. llll Loouna C•nvoi. Ad .• No. 15, UVWM 84:1eh. C•lllofnlo 91651 This busi ... ,, Is conduct~ br • 9e•1H•I Ptrtnenh1p. Oll'fWll' Arthur Buss This st1tement ,...., flied with tr. County Cterk ol Oran(M Co1.1nty on Qc;.. lobor u , 1•1s. ·-Publl\JIR Oranoe Coast D•Uv PllOI. Oct. 10. 26,olld No11.1, '· 1•1s :mo.rs PUBLIC NOTICE r 1CTITIOUS •USll'IES$- NAMI STATIMENT ., "'lollowlnt pw-. ••• Clolno bu'il- l'lltM os : NEW Llf'• ANTIQUES ANO INTIEAIOAS. JM.ol 1!1 C•mlno Or • eoti. Mesa, oni.rN• '261' A:otiert L. c;.•r. I°" El Qmlnq Dr.,c.o.u. IMsa. C.llfo•nl• "16.26- 8olltrlco E. c;.•r, 106<! El CMnlno Or~ Colt• Motw. C.llfori.I• t2616 Thl1 butlnoss Is conducl<ld b'f '"1 ... dlvld!MI. Aot.r1 L G.oor llll1 staltrnent w11 fllod """It! lhe CDuni, c1e11o. ot or..,.,.. county°" Ck- lllllllil' 21, 1t1s. .....,1.11 Pullilll'oed oranvo CNS! o.uv Piiat ')ct.lt,endNov.J,t . ,,, 1t1S .011.1$ PUBLIC NOTICE •-11n• NOTICE TOCJllOITOltS ... ...... ,, SU,.lllOR COUJITOP:TME STATE Ol"CALIP:OJINIA FO• TMt: COUNTY 01" OJI ANOE In the M4111 or of tho Eu.111 ot CHAJILES 4111. KllEA ULFF olUI C. A. KtE•ULFI", Decoostd. ._Ice 11 '""'"" 1111on 10 c~ton Plllllf,. cla1"'t •P'"" lho said OK• CIHlt to flle wla cl•lrnt In I"' ott1<0 o1 tPlll clorll Of 1ne tlor1sald court or t. Mttftt tnem to !tie l>llder111Jo>ed •f ltlo oftlco of 8 U AA IS. LAGEJllLOF. SWI" lfld SENECAL. a.els WllWro Bl¥d... l111t1o Clly.ef Los Af191ie'\, In Loi ,,,..., eoun1,. whl<h 1111or otflc• it ... plKO Of ~lllfl1 ot I"'~ In •U mi1ttert OOl"l•inln:q lo Wld H!Mt. 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"'' What 's Ne w in Stock s Fakes Ruin Coin Trade GENEVA, Switzerland (UPl>-Astream of almost perfect forgeries, most of them from Lebanon, has disrupted the multi.million·dollar international market in old coins. Dealers are finding it increasingly difficult to tell the bogus coin from the real thing. In fact can allow a forger to retire. lt1is also difficuJt to prosecute someone sell· ing a fOl'ged coin. Police have to prove that the seller knew the coin was a phony . ••• ' :• . t • , • \ -l \ ' ' , • f 1:1 ~ ~ -, .,, { • •• • ' r sure way is to-.m.d..t the coin -the forgeries are made of pure gold, platinum or silver, while a genuine collectors item contains bit.t of iron, copper and other minerals. Swiss dealers note that one American, charged two months ago in Zurich with attempt· Ing to selllOl'Jl'd"Coinr,trad-been-trted-foritre--T----l same offense in England and found innocent EMPTY PARKING LOT DEPICTS ONE OF QUEEN MARY'S PROBLEMS - FEW TOURISTS Queen Mary Running Aground ··o Capt~, My Captain, Our fearful trip is done. . "The .ship has weathered every rocli; the prize we •ought is won. "The port i1 near, the beUt I heOT, tM ~Opleall nultjng." -Walt Whitman I.ONG BEACH CUPIJ -The people in this port are doing little exulting these days and one re· as.on is that their great ship, the Queen Mary, has been without a captain for eight years and is in danger of sinking in a sea of red ink. When the city of Long Beach bought the grand old ocean liner from CUnard for $3.4 million in 1967, the town had visions of con· verting her to a tourist attraction to rival Disneyland. Now the project costs have escalated to a staggering S63 ·million, tour attendance has sagged steadily the past three ·years and the city council recent· ly considered a propooal to.junk: the Queen Mary for $5)0,000 on the salvage market. Chances are the city still will bail oot th! 81 ,000·ton sbipthroogh a municipally owned. nonprofit, . tax exempt organization to take over-au-the Queen Mary's opera. tions~ If so, the move *ill come Ju1t before the call to man lifeboats. ' · 't ONE lllAJN trouble aboard the lltaey bu been that lherewu no commanding officer on the bride• .. she· noated behind a specially built breakwiler oll downtown Lons Beach. Tie city leases operaUons to lbree principals -the Museum ol the Sea Foundation, which run1 the martUme muae.anf and toun; P$A Hot.elk, Inc., which "I I\ -. . ' .. . • • pays the Hyatt chain to run the 400-room hotel, and Specialty Restaurants, which operates din· ing racillties and subleases shop space to private concessionaires. Three years ago the city re· moved the boarding charge. That was some help to the 50 restaurants, shops and fast food concessions, but it was a blow to the 111useum created by oceanC>- grapher Jacques-Yves Cousteau. Museum Associate Director A. N. Kemp .says that despite drop- ping the charge attendance is go- ing down. It fell off 12.7 percent during the summer months com · pared with 1974 and was off 29 percent over the Labor Day weekend. "WE HAVE conflicting rela· tionshipswith the commercial le· nants wanting to attract free boarders while we want to sell tickets," Kemp said. "And the hotel operators are unhappy because they don't have control over food 8nd beverage concessions. And they can't use the tour as an attraction for con· ventions and group business because that is under our con· trot ." Long Beach City Manager John Mansell says the situation is not as bleak as it has been portrayed. ''The only "'ay to show a profit and develop the ship as ~·e would like it is to have a single aperator, .. Mansell said. "But the ship will remain afloat in any case." Nevertheless. a recent con- fidential report to the city council put forth one a lternative of scrapplnc the Mary. The report said, however, that the city would still be required to pay off at least SIO million in out· standing debuts and obligations plus unsettled lawsuits. It also warned of the ''adverse political, psychological and image impact lhlCh an abandonment would have on the city and its economic de'O'elapment. ·· The Queen Mary, which bad .. \ m8de 1,001 Atlantic crossings since she was launched in 1934 and carried entire troop divisions during World War 11, had stormy going ever since she arrived here on her last voyage in 1967. That was one of her proudest moments. A crowd of 350,000 jammed the waterfront to watch the old dowager of the sea-move majestically into the harbor. Air"planes bombarded her with flowers and fireboats sprayed water high in the air. But trouble came 'as soon as conversion began. ~1.aritime un· ions resisted the declaration that the Mary was a "building," not a sh.ip, and set up picket lines, in· eluding a flotilla of rowboats to keep away tugs. It brought work to a standstill for mere than a month. Removal of the great engines and boilers was a far more dif· ficult task than anticipated. Then it was decided it would be necessary to build the breakwater to protect the Mary from :storms and that ad~ed millions to the cost. THE SOR RY thing is that H visit to the Mary is a great ex- perience for all who ever sailed a liner, the nostalgia buffs and the landlubbers with that strange love affair with the sea. The lux- urious monarchs are an en· dangered species. The Mary's sister ship, Queen Elizabeth, once the largest of them all, burned and capsized in 1972 in the harbor al Hong Kong, where she was being refitted as a f1oetlng ~ampus for Chapman College of Orange. Kemp says that ii the Queen Mary does go down, there is "g<r ine to be a lot of scurrying.around toattacb blame.'' Above his desk is a cartoon showing one man balling out in a rowboat while two others hud· died at the other end comment: ··1·m glad the hole l1n<t in our end." "But that obviously defeats the purpose of any transaction;· Jean.Paul Divo, head of the numismatic department at the Leu Bank in Zurich, said in a recent interview. THE BI G ZURICH banks are at the center of the international coin business. Experts estimate that buying forgeries bas cost them several hun· dred thousand dollars in the past two or three months alone. Coins, especially 18th· and 19th·century pieces, but also modern com·memorative issues, began rivaling art as a good investment in 1971 with the onset of international inflation. But soon the inevftable forgeries began to ap- pear. The early ones, mostly from Italy, did not trouble dealers too much because there were few of them and their qualitywas poor. Now the forgeries are so good and so plen· tiful that they have disrupted the whole market and caused deaJers to call in the international -police. Divo himself admits to having bought a forgf>ry recently, an 1832 Russian ruble "which I bought for a lot of money but which in fact had been manufactured just this year tn Lebanon," The Italian forgers have had to be careful, hiding out in back rooms and basements. But In Lebanon, anyone with a license to make souvenir articles can openly purchase a press and begin minting. "NO ONE CllECXS whether the people are turning out cufflinks, medals or coins with phony dates," Divo said. · The professionaJ forgers, according to Swiss experts, concentrate on two areas: relatively in· expensive coins, such as the Montreal Olympic& piece or the silver issue produced by Iraq mark- ing the nationillization of its oil industry; or highly priced rarities. Sales of as few as JO of the one·of-a·kind coins Nestande to Speak A:ssemblyman Bruce Nestande <R·Orangel will be the luncheon speaker at the Industry Report Meeting in Anaheim Wednesday. I..egislation and regulatory trends will be the main topics at this, the fifth in a series of six :;tatewide meetings sponsored by the California Manufacturers Assn. The association is sponsoring these meetings to give industry leaders information on new laws, current government regulations and a pre- view of predicted legislative action for the com- ing year. Three meetings were held in Northern California, and two are scheduled for Tuesday in J...os Angeles and Thursday in San Diego. The Anaheim meeting will be held at the Disneyland Hotel from 9 a .m . to 3 p.m. For reservations or more information con. tact the assoctatlon office at (916) 441-5420. See The TR-7 O ML Y A T H£RB FRIEDLAN DER TRllJJ.4 PH I I THINK TOYOTA SEE HE~B FRIEDLANDER f.., A g,.11..,. DN I 008 1 ~ C. l l•d C...-dt<oc;...o•• .. 1] !I'' 4 I I because of lack of proo( that he knew he was try. in1 to pass forgeri es. Order Yours NOW .•• 1000 tr • PERSONALIZED """ f j ·"Wv'' •srYUSH s1so 'i.. 4.~J"~. •EASY TO USE rv~C1•1VOf0 •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND M,.. John Do• 12). M•ln Slt••t An,town, An,11•1• 12l•S L1tl•t1 Do Nol Htwe A Pnnl•d Bord•• Styti1h Vogu• typ• on fine q111 li!y white gummed' p•pet. r · ----------------'Ill In thl• coupon. clip •nd m•il with $1 .SOto: 'llot lltrlnt1n1 l•btl Div., P0tt Office lox 1560 Cott• Mew, California 92626 a. l1i1r. •• 1t1M r-.w 11, c.i1 1p11.11pi1111111 _____________________ J i . \ \ ' • ., : I " '• ' .,,, • ' •· ' .' , ' ' " I J, • ' ' I • • -' I ' • .., t • AJI DAILY PILOT ' Lawyers Rate Judges· SANTA ANA -~ jlfU..TatlDal• not lolllt woman o ail on Orance Count-y Trial i'id effu<lc ... but to lei municipal, enile and Lawyer's AssoclaUoa is \he public and the auperior cou encbe¥ Po1Unglts2,ll00memb<n ID0r""48-• ByBU.LSCHREIBER Beisner also1 guessed According to Grimm's a 25 percent jump in all In an effort to judge UM ... N111ed ltorlH an ~" f C Olieo o.-...,.11,,.. ... ,"" the increase in open statistics, th e total. accidents, 83 percent in· judges they face In the P8t!B1 , invol~ • Orte,to-flve SANTA ANA -Traffic highway deaths is an out· number of accidents in crease in property courtroom. • ' ' -• ecale «*1;~uality, f!l. deaths on Orange County growth o~ f!lO!e speed, Cl!P jurisdiction is also damage accidents and a Donald Belveal of Judtm, too. know what flcien&:-. COurtesy. Traffie Deaths -Up? 'Highway Patrol, County D'iff er on Statistic81 freeways and hig)"lways but he saad 11 u hard to growing by leaps and 12.2 percent rise ln In-· -~[COUNTY Newport-Beach, head d .tbejmiat.earelike. courtroom deJ;De.anor. pat rot led by_ t h e explain why. all o~er bounds. jury accidents through ~_Trial L-.WY§J"'I Aa-The-8eett eat to the bmWll', firmneN, le&al , '3.ltf orni 3 -Hi &ii W"ay-types_of. ~atfic..la1alities.. ~tober com ared to a ,IO_ciation Judirlal Com· membenbrP will rate skills and tre·atment cl. Watrol . <C~IP.) have in-'"""~~d~ec~l~m~t~n~g:. . ..,.---_:~!)"l~e~s~a~l_d~tb~e~r~e~h~a~s~~~y;e!ar~a~g~o~ . ..;'~.;~~~-~~~=;;~;=;~~~~tt~ee==';-~s~ai~d~-th~.,,~w~~11-~DM~~tll~.,.~84~~m~e~n~a~n~d~-~o~a~e~wi~lxl~.~ ..... ~~·-..:__.=,.. __ reased significantly -· --- this-yeardesp1(e a sharp r~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~~~~~ ........ --~~--~~~~~~~~~~~....;·~..;;;_~~~~~~-:~...;.~-:-"'!!"~ ... :"""~~""'~~:-::;;:;=~~ downward trend in over-.. ~ =::7T" ••tt SfARlS TOD.AV __ SHOP SUNDAY, 'NOON all county traffic fatality figures . Officer Mel Grimm, a spokesman for the acci- dent investigation bureau in the Santa Ana CHP office, s aid 49 peo- ple died in --M separate a ccidents in patrol jurisdiction through Oc- ...-ttC-Or;", -M · tJ·~ . ....,.f---!H-.. ~· tober. •t That figure is more 'i' than 25 perc.e nt a bove the s ame period ~t y ear ''l ago. , \• But Jam e s Re isner , \i' chief deputy cou nty cor· oner, said the county as 1'1 a whole has shown a 14 f \1 pe rc ent d e cline in ,..: vehicle-r e lated deaths through Octobe r com- 1' pared to the fir st IO \,-. months of 197·1. \L ''TflROUGfl Oc tober Qt of 1974, we showed 209 ,~ traffic fatals and so far in 1975 there have been 178, •· Beisner s aid. Since the end of ()('. tober . Rei s ner and Grimm cstimated there have been another four deaths, one of which was in CH P juris diction. Neither law enforce· ment offici a l c-ould ex - plain the di s parit y .__ __ be.Lw.een Cl-I p fjgw:.e.s_,_ __ _ and those for the entire ....... i " " "' '" 11f I "" f 111' 'l'Jl ,.,, r'~I county . "I would speculate that the increase in our figures indicat es t hat peopre are dri ving a ·1ot faster than they were last year and a IQt more often," Grimm said . . "Vl~TUALl.Y nobody I is obeying the 55·mile-an hour limit anymore and · the gasoline supplies are 1" plentiful,·· h e added. "We don 't h a ve the man· power to enforc-e the law for ever:yone on the road." For the .-Record Bissol ui Ion• 01 Marricifre Rav. Mylt•C. 81\d K1 ren Sue Smltl'I, Tyrus Aeymond 1n•l Litv'hl! ·-Cil'lrr.tt. Lois .,.d Norv111ll J. Nlllft".Jo~• C. -Jly Lewi I ltllmedy. Sl1pN1nle "'"" Ind JI"- L Plltl!I. Mercedes 0 . and Edg1r C. Winter, S..r1n Ll!l lf'O AOl'llldWIVl'I! GMr, Oorolhy M.l!ld Oon1lllA. BALT2-BERGERON FUNE .. AL HOME Corona de! 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' ' Plaza Co~ta Mesa, '3333 Bristol St., 546 -9321 • " f r ' 'I '' Westminster Mall -Goldttn· State at San Diego Fwy., 89a-2s21 · \ 1 ... ·shop today, Sunday noon tH 6; shop daily 1 O til 9:~0, Sat~rday til 7 I • • I • .. • • • - • MAY CO , ' I ' - • • - DAlolY .Pl~OT · SECTION 8 0 Got a problt!rn°' Thttn wnre tu ~f 0..n1t Pa/ tt..U Cllt rm lOJX'. ~tting tht> on.rwn-t and actlQlt..Jl'JU need to solt.-e m~uil1t1 Jrt QQvern,,u~nt arkl bu11· 1.... nW...AlalLfluu r Q ut1$fiQru: tu m£Du.rllwl! l l>u.r.$twlu.Or~C041tvatlu _ Pi(ot, l',Q BuJ;.1560 , CostO /\1t1a .CA 92'26. /nclUdtt1'0Mr tel~1one numbt>r. Tht>~lu,,1n ap(H!<1r1dl.uly t"I•.'t!J)f Saturdays alit Af~•-, ou-Can-~Bety~o-ast::Mali _ · ...__ -, --~ DEAR PAT: My husband ordeted a s.t of dislles for me In September )97Urom-EinQer'hllLCo. St -Ooud.JAlnn,_-1---~--= ~ .Before we received the dishes. he forwarded full payment of C ·c L . beQanrecetvlngnotlces fromFinge rhutsaytngthatwewere ----=~ _ ~ -lille In paying for 1hEtm. I wrote several letters explaining that the dishes had been paj d for, but I'm stllUK.elvlng.dun-' --· • $26.58. The dishes arrived In m id-October, but then I also art ourt en1en CI •ning notiw~...urw.tl~ame--so--an at I packed up the -r---~.;;;:-.sfies in thel~ original carton and ma Jed fhem tci "Finoerhut's warehouse In Los Angeles. I would like a refund . for the returnees di Shes, Wt I'm s till getting billing notices . By TOM HARLEY Of ... o..Hy .......... CC\pislrano Beach retiree Lou l-lesler once stood proudly betore President Frailklin D. R~evelt lo accept the coveted Medal or Freedom , an a ward r ecom. mended tor him by u grateful C'ri"n. Douglas ~1'acArthur. Master chart (left) was scaled down from typewritten form used by 'court watcher' Lou Hester ' R. W., New Port Beach Jamee Baakllekt, cuslomer relations rep,esentatlve for Fingerhut, report• the 1eturned diafles were received, and, aft• you forwarded •copy of your canceted check, the llrm etedtted the S:Z6.St towartf a aet ol natware it says you ordered In July. In your correapondence you 'efenedto flatw•e as dtihea whlle F1ngeff\ut meant aifverware. Al'I• the confuSion over terms was ••P'llfned to Fingerhut, a S26.5S retundwaa_lssued to y-.i. Today, thF form er bui;iness t'OllSUltanl Wants to hand out a few awards himself. ..,.__'"" I •·• D ' • T L-• Rut it's very dou~ful that the ....... ..,, ..... a• Ch c" • Ofl • •~ne-r. kind or nom in ations he h.as in f ~ I ,. DEAR PAT : Some t im e ago a man rta{ned Chick ap.. mind will ins pire the kind or peared on te levision as a sales r e presentative for a car de-gratitude he Cell more than 30 aler. He was always accompanied by his German Shepherd years ago when hhr World War It dog, Storm. This dog was ve ry mannerly and C.hfck oc-ellorts with the American Red cas k>nally mentioned the name of the school where Storm Cross in the Philippine Islands had been trained. At that time it wasof no particular fnterest earned the presidentiaJ tribute. tom~ but now ii is I have a 7-month-old-German Shepherd There may be a bouquet or two puppy that weighs abOul 80 pounds. He really needs training in the bundle. But they will cer- a nd I woulel be inte rested in contacting this particular school tainly be o utw e ig h e d by because it boards the dog while it is in training. Later the brickbats whe n Hester, 71 , ge~ OW'ner goes to the school a nd trains with the dog. can you fi nd through with his painstaking dal· r out the name of this school for m e? ly analysis or Orange County E .N., San Juan Capistrano Superior Court criminal records. AVS had no fuck identifying this achoot, but p.maps one of llfo: HAS already confirmed the our trivia-expert readers may cfnow and will droP' you a line at conC'lusion he had half formed 48141 Via Del CerJo, San Juan Capistrano. CA 92675. In the mean-when he began his self-imposed time, you might consider t'alning methods otte'ed by firms llst9d task or a nalyzing the sentences under~ogJ:r.alnfng·· 1n_the___Or.ange.C.ou.nty::1Jtllt"'!-, 1'./llJl'U.~---t--1mcted out lo convjcted felOOti jn eight criminal categories. lflorr on ffle·Lfnbroolc Ca r~ts Slorg And that conclusion is that con· vi<'ted ottende r s in Superior DEAR PAT : I think tha t you and your re ade r s Should be Co urt are -literally a nd made aware of my further dealings with Lin brook Carpets. fi guratively -getting away with You-checked-tntcrthe-sw--cteposit-refund-t Md·diff-lculty ob--m1rrdl'· . taining, a nd w ere told by the m a nage r that all we had to do "Min d vou. I didn't s tart this was go to the s tore in Anaheim to sign re fund papers. We did proje<.'t with the aim or conde mn· so and w ere told the refund would not be issued because your ing the whole system:· }lester newspaper column had been contacted. You pre vious ly sug· said. ··~1any good things are be· gested that w e might prefer to handle this matte r with a ing done in our <'Ourts and I havt> s mall claims court s uit, but I'd like to know how to contact nothing but admira tion tor some the attorne y general's of fi ce. In view of the fact that Lin-or our judges. brook adve rtises no obHgation to purchase, ye t apparently "Rut other judges are leni ent keeps de posits, I feel I 'd be within my rights to complain. to the point that I (eel their scn- C. L., Laguna Beach tencing practices should be made You can contact the attorney general's Public Inquiry Unit by public," he said. "These figures phoning its toll-free number, (800) 952-5225. Your comptalnt will be speak tor themselves and people 5 • K " ' -0 I . f • "" ' :J/, • ' l (, •7 /~ " ..... ' ' ' ' :l I , I '/ '1 3• IL . ' I 'to summarize findings of 23 days in, court. He used similar sheets to chart each group of , days In which he watched courts with help of Bert Cornelison. supervisor of Superior Court Criminal ,_ Records Division (leaning · ~=;~==~~=~~~~t:~~~~::~J over Hester's shoulder, Lt~~~==~~~jc~t~t~~;r+~· ~~iow> -/D9 /D1 f' 33 .... 3' • - I i· I.>' I I ,, .. 3 /0 • 91 . 3 17 "" I " ' ' . {: noted and additional infatmation p'ovided should you have any who protest about our mounting "-1----+-.e..JU1<aUJ1I¥-l-~<~n~· m~e~r~a~t~e~"~"~•l~I ~li~n~d~l~h~e"Cm~aecg~o~l.'.'d _ _;...,.;:;.:;...r:.:.~ r-1 •tion•. 11-Yo~to tile a tormal complai.. _ rorm will be malled to you with instructions 'egardlng which r• m~n~i~r:f°:u~~f a r~ ~~me high I . gulatory agency has jurt~lctlon over your area of c:oncern. At Your on Hester ·s leni ency list during SeMC:r contacted Llnbroolt c;a,petsr ,again after receiving YOU' f c.. . Cou second tetter. Its mtoinager did eapress dissatisfaction with having his analysis 0 23 ~penor rt your problJlm P'esented in the colum_n, b.Yt he said he had not 'ettd d ays. Only three of ~ burglars the Item. He suggested that a small claims court suit would be your· drew sta te prison term s with 35 only method of attempting to recovM·YOU' $20 deposit. felons drawing senten<'es sus· . Labeling on Pro tein P iii S•ppie--t• DEAR PAT: What's the story on protein ~i lls? I read that_the F e deral Tracie Commission has proposed a trade re- gulation rule concerning advertising and labeling of protein supplements. What would this rule require, and are these pills a good v.11 ue? F .G., Laguna Hills II adopted, the FTC rule would require prolein supplement ad· · vertislng and labeling lo disclose the pe,centage of prot .. n and , the majpr sources of protein In the ploduct. Also mandatory is a notice stating: .. Protein supplements are unnecessary for .. ost Americans. The U.S. Public Heatth,Servtce hes determined that the dally diet of most Americans provides adequate protein." The proposed rule would further require the labeling of protein suppte- ments to wa'n of possibte danger to infants and young chfldren. It would ban or Umit claims considered deceptive by the c:om- mission, such as: may be used by aU people, Including young ctii&ilren; gives quick energy; produces, by Itself, health and vigor; imi)roves athletic performance; delays eglng and aids in w"eight loss. A recent study indicates that p'oteif1 In a pill costs eight times more t_han protein from dry milk. " Rel11nd Made on 4·1t'a g Diet P lan DEAR P AT : I replied 10--an-ad~er-tisement in the Na· tional Inquire r for 4-Way Diet Plan. The diet uses a vinegar· lechithin·kelp-B6 formula, ''the four 'famous mira~le fat m el ters," in pill form for reducing. weight' without di ~ti~. Ttie guarantee promised: "If I don't lose at least 12 pounds 1n two weeks w ithout hunger, irritation, drugs, I may return the unused tablets for a full refund of the purchase price." So I sent a check fom:, S6.48 with my order for a JCH:tay supply of the tablets, but I ne ver receive d t hem. J .H., Costa Mesa You now have recelvr.! a $6.48 refund. In May, Annette Bart et· ta, yiee prltsldent of 4J.Way Di.rt, a subsidiary or American Consumer Inc., signed a consent ag,eement with the U.S. Postal Service ag,eein9 to stop making fal se claims in adverlising. The product's ads suggest that the pill reduces cholesterol, re- distributes weight, reduces bulges and II quiff es fat and caus•• it to melt away without dieting. Jan Adams of the Pos tal Service reports that these claims have n'ot been substantiated. The consent agreement requires 1.-Way Diet to "'eturn the lull purchase price of the product within five days after receipt of the refu~d request," and the company cannot process any new or.ders. Cosmetk:a Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga., arid Lady Hamilton In California h•ve been charged with misrepresenting the same produc:ts. ..... ~ - Repair Aut,..rl:ed on f'o rd T..-k DEAR PAT: I purc hased a Ford F -100 pick·UP truck In April 1974. From the day of delivery, the truck hacrsome kind of oil leak. The dealer has been ve ry cooperative and has replaced every gasket that could have caused the problem. In spite of this, the truck continues to use a quart of oil every 200 miles and it has very little power. Ford a nd the de- alership agreed to re place the engine bloc k but insisted on trans ferring parts from the old engi('E! into the new block. This didn't help the oil consumption )pfoblem, and the gaskets and r ings were replaced again. The truck still has excessi ve oil cons'umptton, but 1 just kee p being put off. J.K .. Fount al~ Valley W1P. Noone of owner 'ef•tions for Ford In Oearb6rn, Mich., r• viewed your problem and authorized additional repairs even though your truck was out of warranty. _Since then Ford has ribuflt th• engine and,_ replaced the block one more time. You report It Is worlfing fine. The last time your tryek was • .,,viced, a WNP wa• dlsco>1e'ed In th o o~ine heod. Ttie engine did not s•• lightly bee1use of this Imperfection end thus could not maintain oll pr• • ...,. •. Ford and Independent aUtomotive experts report lhla la not •1t'equent defect In Ford trucks. · \ .. 1 pended in favor of county jail and probation time . Drug traftic conviction& ·are· :.nother classic example ot lhe le· ni ency thal prevails in today's <'ourts, Hester char ges. Five or 36 convicted drug lrar. ti ckers d few s t ate prison terms in the same pe riod and, again, 31 sentenC'es were susperided in Cavor or county jail lime and a probation term. HESTER HAS tentatively ' titled his anlllys-is t he ···Sentenc- ing Scoreboard or Orange County Crimina l Court. But, he grins, ther e has to be a better name than that for it and he's wide open to sJgges tions. I-leste r believes that he is onl y scratching the surf ace of the sen· tenci11 g issue in an investigation that should be conducted by a commitlee·a nd not by one man. "I would wel<"ome any pubHc- spirited person who is willing lo join me in thiS--type_of -eommil· tee ... he said . "I would like to see us cr('ale in Ora nge County what they already haVe in Alameda County -a corps or court watchers called Citizens tor l.<1w and Order. "Our aims a nd operation need not be exactly the same:· he said. "But w e would be com· milt~ to close s upervision of court operations, in arid out or the courtrooms. and we would co1n - pile a wealth of information Cor the publiC' that is not l\O\\' availa· bletothem ." WITll HEl .. P, I-lester s aid, ht· believes he can progress rrom hi:- present analysis "to where "'1' find data that really raises thl' eyt>browi:;. "For example;' he said, "my analysis does not yet ren ect the great number of already insuffi· cient sentences thi l are commut t.'<I Or deemed ~rved long"'betorl' they expire by leni ent judges . "And l""have learned that th!:! criminal arraignment calendar js t aken up tor one whole day a week by pro bation violators whose probation rarely is re· voked for thei r oCCense . Often," Hester said, "their probation is simply reinst3ted and they go back on the streets.". And Hest er would ~ike to e~ iland the work of the committee he ho pes to Corm by looking at lhe jury system and "the hopele:;s attitude of jodges and lawyers in their lrinl rel:.at.ionship with jurit"'s. ' "~1~ny. many jurors have con. res~ed to me that they dldn•t know what the courtroom lawyer or tfle judge was ta lking about at· ' CS.. CHA.RTING, P•«• 118> · ' ]l}dge Invites Watchers Superior Court J:>residin~ Judge Robert . .\. R:111yard t·an not rt'cal! th<it he has ever met l.uu llcslt•r bul ht•'s \.\'illi ng: to remedy thal un1issiun al the c·ourl "-'<ltC'her·s conveni en<'t.". "'I "'~int lo ass urt~ him and any other bona rid !' eourl observer that \\'C run an open court syste m ht~rt~ and W(' "'t'leon1c any obst.•rvalion or lh<' judicial process. "We onlv tlSk, uf l'Ourse, thal such observcttion be in an o rdCr!y m :l 1u1er with due respect tor rules or <'ourt,1• Judge J'tanyard said. "Beyond Lhat. the lt~gi lima.t.e inquirer v•il l rind all the <"ooperatio n he or she net~s . ·' .Judg<" ltanyard bt:>lieves that he and his judg<"s have already been providihg that euoperalion with the.public over a long period or time. '1MOST Ofo' OUK judges can show you le tler:- from Ideal residents expressing their indignation over what was Celt to be lenient treatment or a con victed Celon at n sentencing time." he said. "But J offer you Judge (Jam~ K.) Turner <I S an t'xampl'e or a typical judge·s r eaction,·· he said. "Judge Turner spotted a letter writte n to a \U<'al ''t'"-'Spaper on u sentencing he handled and he invit eel the w'rlter or that letter lo his chambers .. ' Judg'e fi.anyard snid the letter writer told Jud ge Turner a lter t he interview that she had never re alizcd that SQ many factors had gone into the situ a· lion that led lo his imposing what sh e at rir:;t thought "'all 11 lighl sentence. "In tact, .. Jude:e Banyard said, "lh~t lady pro· mis ed to write flOOlhe r l e tter l o the sam e newspape'r retratting her earl!er comments about -~- light sentenet's t•nd lenr1·nt 1odges ·· "Certainly.·· J ud;,:t' tSan yar<l s a i<l. ··l'\"t.'ry jud~e is :111 individu11! II 111a y \\'l'll ht• Thal ;1 ~t·n· tence f itnpus" di rfers in !t·rn1 s of 111111ish1n1·111 frnnl wh~1 t lht• jud t.:l' 111 fht• n1·xl 1·11urtroom \\'ntil.·· he addt'<I. ",\ny judg1• \t1ho \td shprj lo d l'fy the svstt>m, hP it thr11ugh st·ntent•ing ur <.1ny otht'r forrn of judici:il prn(·t•ss. 1s going ll1 run intn lruuhlt• <.111 tl Ix> ht"'ld lo ;111$\\ t'r "This 1s a h ;_i rd \\urk1 ng Sup1•rior l'u11rl -...•hi ch is the {'llvy of n1an~ in otht"r (";.1ltfurn1 ;1 1.·uunlie::.:· said Judgt· ll:.anyard. ,,·ho "'ill bL• 1.~111.l111g his t"o· yl'ar term a s prt'$iding ju<l~l' tlL'e JI ··1l has ril"A•ays bt•cn 111.\· ht'lit•f (hat \\t' ..irL· particularly rortuna tt> in ()r:.angt' Cuunty in thL· 1.·;1li!Jt"r l)f jud ges on our b<"nch. ·· J UDGF: 8 1\SVARI) commt>nlcd th:.al Jl{'ster's con<'eption nf a ('ourt ""atching organ1 z..il1on is ra rn iliar to him ·"rhat very ;.u:tivt' one 111 ;\l a n11~,1 c·ounty has <' :ipt ured a lot of pu blit: intl'rc::.t .' · ht" ::.aid . · · 1 n r act, I • rt~::id r<'ceritly "here their l ypt• of sur\ ci llance opt·r~1tion is :-i µrt';u.I i ng into ot.her counties.'· \Yh at('\'L'r rorn1 or sur\'ei llanl·t· !.ouis llester 11s pirelli tu hf' "'ill be assured hy .lud~c Banyard thal there are n11 skclct1n1s in Oran~e C11unty Supe rior Court clost'ts . "\\l:ttch u::;, b) ull 1ncans:· Judge ljHn)"ard suid. "T~k ~us and write to ll!i and wt: v.•ill mt:et all your inqUJri es with the kind or cooperation that has alv.·ays been Insisted upon by this court .·· • 1 R DAil V PILOT Sund•Y. Ncwemt>tt 9. 1975. ' FELIPE DE JESUS AND ED MORGAN Camp Duty The Job Hopper o.1111 Halligan . Thi.a column may read like a "once upion a time·· fairy tale because I'm goinlJ lo try to con- vince you, in facts and figures, that most morti- cia.ruJ really don't make as much money per funeral as people believe. Several weeks ago I told you about my week 's experiences as a mortuary attendant. how l stumbled and fumbled around the place. watched em· balming , helped dress bodie s. drov e the h t" a r :1 e , tran:1ported a body 200 miles and generally walked on my tiptoes al l , J \\ fivedays. . . :. t • ~ Now In fairness to mort1c1ans, their side needs tel01ing. Granted, there are morticians who do take advantage of a family's grier and sell them a much more expensive fun eral than they can afford. But I just happen to believe most mort.iciaru;:, like most people, are pretty square shooters. Today many American fun erals cost about $!X)(). That round fi gure is reached by "unit pric- ing." About 85 percent of all moriticians in the country use this pricing system. It's the ~om· bined price of a funeral home's professional services and other expenses. • Before you land squarely on my back and sc ream you know of many funerals costing far in excess of S9oo, let me say the $900 ones are only "openers." For example, when famil y members come into a mortuary, they know or decide how much they can spend on the services, Let·s say they de-A youth ramp for l\1exican children in the cideon a funeral costing$862. Valley of Trinidad. Baja California, will be the Depending on their selection, the casket destination for local college students includ· could cost $287 .50 and the professional services ing Felipe de Jesus and Ed Morgan, over _ including embalming, chapel use and other Thanksgiving vacation. preparations -$584.50. They will be taking supplies, suc h as The grave vault isn't included in th~ forego. shovels, trowels, chicken and rabbit feed, ing price but neither is a new refngerator In DefenJJe Of Morticiai.3 .WO 11y the estate ot the deceued ls tied up In the courts tor a year. Let's put six of tbeae incl· denta back to back. 'lbe mortuary hal $10,800 pending in accounts recelvable,,i.ncludina about SS,400 cub money It llllOd f""'1 Ila own thin b~ account. This occurs all the time. la it any wondermorticlan1-oftenlook.1ad? --· I 'm not tryina to whitewash mortlclana but they do b1ve their probler:ns. Pen0aally. l~ magy of the f10ancial PJ'O· blema ramllles race dwing and after funeral._ services are their own rawt. Toocmany funerals t.oday are •'productions." Grandpa dies and becawie the mourners-want to show friends and othen how much they loved the old boy, they go overboard with too many Dowers, too costly a casket and too mafijt expensive frills . Yet the morning before he succumbed, Grandpa may_ haYe asked for_ a secon~ cup _~f cof· fee al-the family brealdasLlable_anil was 1<)1!1, ''Refills cost a dime.·· A MORTUARY isn'i like a second-hand store or rootbeer stand. Tl)ese businesses can open in small quarters and gradually expand . A morti· cian has to open in a ''palace" and everything he uses and everything the public sees muat be the fine!t and the best. Harvesnme Petlals ' - m flwltAVCC> ' di~ '"" .. ,., """"""""' wl'f to end unw-1ttd hair Imagine ... no more twHZ· ing, waxing or shaving. Howl With electrolysis. It's the pe- manent solu1ion to unwanted hair on your arms, less or face. Our experts use the Kree method. It's sare anP gentle. Come in for a free consulta· tlon and see how euy solving unwanted haTr problem ca be! beouoy salon 705 ll!Mlh CQOlt plcm. (Dita ,,..., ...... td or FASHIOlt- II' FA.SHIOH ISUMD . Howport- 644-0151 I PRE-HOLIDAY clearance blankets and canned goods, to equip the camp, stocked with choice beef when you buy it. Let's '----1----c'an~d~w~il~I ~b~e~d'!o~in~gtnlreJlJprJailt·r"'-'a'"nildlli'°'m"-pWr.ilo!lv&em~erun:ll -IJ-.:s;,tay the 12.gauge steel vault cost $232. We're now llll!CI I' · · · · . n and $!0I04'8n<HIHll<lmbin,,._. ---------t-<t..ky-llid"8HI al rus~ '"" 11111 111 ... C9"Rlry-talict-1-1-----~ _,..._. .. summer operations. A cemetery lot may run about $200 . There I Id , · t Of "We will be spreading the love of Je:;us in 8.tso can be 8 charge of about $50 for opening and PI S II• pr111 S. this way:· said Ed Morgan, a spokesman for closing the grave. Flowers cost extra. These the group, who also is youth director at Mesa cash advances total Oj minimum $300. A Bibl e Chapel in Costa Mesa. . . The s tude11ts-;-who attend Southe~n nunimum. California College, are interested in donation of the following items for the camp: shovels, trowels, cement equipment, Portland cement, canned meats and foods, blankets, chicken· feed and r abbit feed. ' Donations may be made before Nov. 26, by calling Morgan at 548-9733 or 642-9375. VOii Can Help ADDITIONAL expenses -and wherever the funeral home is directly involved these are onl y "break even'' items -can be payment (honorarium ) for the clergyman, a fee for the or- ganist, one for the soloist, trans~rtation if the body is to be shipped, extra limousines tha} may have to be rented from another mortuary, lone distance phone call!, telegrams, legal docu- ments -all sorts of important and expensive odds and ends. Shirt Jackets .................. Re&.~ ............ 23'° Pants ............................. R11. SWQ. ............ 1211 _ Blouses .......................... Rei. flt,Q, ............ 12"" Skirts.. .................... ! ....... R11. SWQ. ............ 1211 Sweaters ......................... Rer. flt,Q, ............ 12"" Let's look at a final figure or $1,800, double the original cost of the ''$900 funeral.'' . O'IN MOH.-SAT. lo-6 Selby C'.obbies S.R.O. Capezio Martini Osvaldo Dominic Romano Banilifs and other famous Brands • ' l Here's a strong argument for all mortlcians: -,., ,, 1--~d----------------------..>1ecy-Often they pa)' ror....many of th .. eua.,d.,d"e"'--.J---C:::=:=---'• .,__j(,,.,;Af-_,._ . The Voluntary Action Centers in Hunt· expenses from their own pockets. Let's say a -"11'1'" '1-0"i.c;. Save Up !-1--1--lo ... >----1--l_J • ington Beach and Garden Grove have been the funeral home spends $900 of its OWJ? mo1'ey. Let's so21 victims of a white paper blizzard, and are now 29!'19 ·PACIFIC COAST HWY. 90J8 attempting to dig themselves out of an Cl d S. WESTERN AT CALLE MAYOR avala n che or questionnaires. Good Kelvinators eare SAN PEOAO TORRANCE Samaritans, in the form of individuals or '547.3095 378-7795 ADAMS AVE HUNllNGTON BEAC H 71 J1q63 1111 groups, are needed to come forward and offer an hour or two until the questionnaires are completed. had been reported. .. The commission 1n • March lotd While .,. Consolidated Industries, Inc., and -Kelvinator, This is not a door-ti>-door survey. In · terviewers will station themselves al civic centers or libraries, asking passers-by a few simple questions to determine agency effec- tiveness and the needs of the Community. WASIUNGTON <UPIJ -A consumer product safety commission judge has ruled that more than 300,000 Kelvinator refrigerators made since 1970 do not present a fire hazard. Inc., a 'wholly owned sub-~----------"'--.,----::---:-sidiary, and the G.R. Manufacturing Co. that il thought 838,000 refrigerators were a ''su bstantial product httzard" because an elec· tr1cal connection at the rear could overheat creating a "vi1orous" fU'e in an insulation area around a freon tube. The benefits are fresh air, interesting public contact and the everlasting gratitude of the VAC staff, who will otherwise have to com- plete 2, 798 questionnaires themselves. To volunteer for Huntington Beach, Westminster or Garden Grove, call 960-3312 or 530-2370. 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MANICURES • PEDICURES • F AClALS • a..ECmOL YSlS Beauty Studio, fbrnona, Lakewood, N0'1'1port, Lo Habra. · Arcadia & Westminsler onfy ~ ICAQf SARl'A Al4A. ~ P1'lai VIXD MAlllQ. \MEWOCD ~CXHTDI LA HA11!.A WI 01DO lNllMA tf.I UCNM. ~ .) J ' • t • -- Cfnlrse• "8 NeeDSpGJler -Part i1. • • I The F,ree P~ess: . : ' ., ' Newport . OAILYPtlDT A . ... Sw!d!J.~bwt.1 915 Come get lively curls, ·real. savings during our perm .special. 1 -OP.!N SUNDAY' & EVES. TOO BEAlffY SALON AppOlntmuits not aJw.,. needed, but appred1ted. Use ~Wards ~rg-all. ~ COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH • • • l This Christmas, ·~--~,,_o_u_·_e_a~ rrive something from Denmark, and b,enefit th_e ___ ----1+;- -- Music Center, too ~- Our Denmark Festival opens tomorrow! ""r:'"'' _.,,,._ • -'T'!'!-·-·--• • ' •! ' / • • • ' ~, • = For centuries, Danes have excelled at handcraftsmanship . and inventive· design. And now, we've brought , the best 1-l---.-. •--examples-of-t-he Danis-h-ar-ls;--------+""="-• •• . -\.. I I to Robinson's, to fill our Denmark Christmas Boutiques. The nicest part of our Denmark Festival is that for every gift you buy in the Boutiques, 103 of the purchase price will be donated directly . to the Music Center Unified Fund. It's a great new concept in fund ra1s1ng that Robinson's is . proud to be part of, along with a magnificent group of several thousand volunteers who work tirelessly all year to raise the funds that keep our Music Center going. Come· meet them in the Boutiques ... see our fabulous collection of gifts from Denmark ... and help the Music Center. November 10 through November 26 in all Robinson's Denmark Boutiques. • ' ... • Mrs. Franklin Simmons Volunteer C9ordinator . . , . .I , ' Mrs. Thomas Watchell Liaison Benefit Chairman .. Robinson's Newport ... '"" • •' Here. ~om-e examples of our Danish m erchandi se. Just a few from the fine se lection of porcelain,_ glassware, silver, teakwood and chrome from famou s Danish de signers. Top, left to right: Digsmed design·. From a coll ec tion of wood/iron ice buckets. $65-S8 5. Ira plastic mixing bowls. Brown, orange, yellow. $6 , $6.50, $7 .50. Holmegaard mini·balloon. $12. Holmegaard whiskey decanter. Hand blown. $60. Designed for lllums Bolighus: 3-candle holder. Wrought iron. S10. Silver jewelry from Copenhagen .by Andreas Mikkelesen . 8"1ow, left to right: Bold silver bangle with black wood. $235 . Sterling silver pendant on 30" V-cord rope. $135. Double sterling silver bangles with ring. $132 . Robinson's Denmark Boutique/Fashion Jewelry, 16. S~p Sunday 12·5. Monday 10-9 \ \ __ \ 2 Fashion Island 644-2800 ' i I I_ , .. • ' ;: ., OAJLV PILOT Sunday. N0'#9mbef I , 1'75 U.S. Courts uarnto . Interpret • 'Freedom' ' _;_ l New Drugs Pii:rn : WASIDNGTON CAP) Ollcb lncorporalln• more Ho11idoome0Chl1pro- -Food and Drug Com-aad more pallenlS, to d&-posall would reqli!recoo· missioner Alei;ander M. "termlne the dru1'1 aale-ll'ftSlonal appro•al, and Schmidt bas proposed a ty, effectiveness and the he suggested a n9UOl'lal new procedure that recommendeddo1a1e. debate among medical would get important new Once a drug bas been spectallsts, drua com· medicines into lhe bands approved for marketinc, panies and coosumen to of medical apeclalisll bowev.,., the FDA often determlnethebe1tw11Yto ruter-but ke·ep the)D1JD-b:a r to 10 throu1h. ~a-proceed. ~ der goverJllllent cc>nl:i'll I~ court proceedini SCllMll>'.l"S proposal • o-remove-lt--ft<>m the 1-11 d b prOceas ••mi&ht market if aerious pro-tss m artoonema e y (From Page Bll • II . bl d=-=•--Sen E JI. Ken-_pe_r-ml:!_ear. er a • ems are 11covir::n:u-4!<1--(D~Mas&-.->-a e pearance.!1111\e trlill a er-" ~ "F · I t SUn responsibility might behave at times irresponsibly. They also knew that this possibility was the in- escapable price of independence. Without unhin- dered freedom to print, the press could not perform States of many drugs, in Schmidt proposed eiv·. ~ane orum 85 • '-~4-retum for a-longer in--ing -the FDA m_Ql'._e · __ _ vestigattonal phase COD· authority to remove un-But the commissioner its function in a democracy. Today newspapers are big business enterprises o... operated for private profit, yet the First Amend- 1-----im-'en""'t;:;s.>brt.letds""thl?m<lhnosr-absolutely from official interference or regulation. Newspaper editors were fined and jailed for 1 publishing mate rial said to violate the Alien and Sedition Act of 1798: their cases never came before the Supreme Court because the act was repealed in IfMX>. And through most of the 19th century, despite numerous controversit..>s on the limits of press freedom, the court had no occasion to consider them . The First Amendment, it held, protected the press only from rcdcral authority -not from actioD MARTYR -Speaking into batter y of microphones at one of several jailhouse news con! erences in which he told his story to the nation is Los Ang e les reporter William Farr , celebrated as this generation 's cham- pion of press freedom. I-le was jailed on charges of contempt of court after refusing to divulge news by the stalt>s . . Then in 1931 . in a c<.1se called Near v. M'1n-•- nesota the court decided that the due process clause· of thl' 14th J\.1nt~ndment safeguarded ,the liberty of press a nd s r'eech from state action. "Mis- creant purveyors of scandal," the court conceded, might abuse the llb'erty, but the p-ress of necessity had to retain its immunity "in dealing with official misconduct. During th e next three decades, the court clarified its position in a series of important de- cisions. In the 19-IOs, it ruled that the press could not bf.' summarily disciplined by judges for alleged con- tempts of court by publication (that is to say, by comments on current cases or on the judges con- ducting them) unless these comments coul~ be shown to constitute a clear and present danger to the administration of justice. JN TllE 1960s, it held in another series of cases that -regardless or the state's common or -atutory libel laws -a Q!Jblic ._,fi~gu';lr;;•:;;c;;anc;;;";;otrciioOill'-iect:;;~=sou=:;,r:;ce:;s;;. ___ ~-:-damages for libel unless it can be shown that the re-' port was not onl y false and damaging but also published maliciously or with the grossest negligence. All these cases vindicated press freedom as es· sential to a political system designed to limit gov· ernmental power. ln the 1970s, however, this suc- cession of free press victories was slowed down if not halted. For the first time in American history a prior restraint on publication was countenanced, although not actually approved, by the Supreme Court. The event initiating the Case was the publica- tion of the so-called "Pentagon Papers'' by the New York Times and the Washincton Post. The Pentagon Papers comprised a classified of- ficial account of the events leading up to American Ads Not 'Freedom To Speak' LOS ANGELES CAP) -The state bas a right to outlaw advertising by do-it-yourself divorce services. a California Court.of Appeals says. 5 H 0 !~ If yo ur bed is King Size rhi s is your lucky day I SA VE UP TO . 60°/o On Deco r.Ho r Quality Bedspread Values to $260 Now $99 , participation in the Vietnam War. Copies of this ac- count, removed from the files of the Defense Dej>artment, were passed to the two newspapers which individually published parts of it. Claiming 1-----..iat-tbls publtcalion dt(!-setiO'US-t:nlurrtcniatlonal -security, the government sought to enjoin further publication of the material in the possession of the newspapers. While the courts deliberated the gov4 ernment 's plea, publication was, in fact, delayed and prior restraint on publication was impos~. · ''The constitutional protection for rr-e-e speech does not extend to the delivery of legal or medical or financial ad-· vice by pers-ons nOt licensed to give such ad- vice," the three-judge Appellate Court of Ap- peal unanimously ruled: I As it turned out, the court refused to sustain the government's position. Justice Hugo L. Black, in his concurring opinion1 even commended the newspapers which baa printed the Pentagon Papers. By exposing deception in government, he The California Divocce League. representing 50 These sensJhonJI ba1ga1ns are made of superb decorator lr1b11cs with hand guided outline ciu11!ing and al ouUand1sh savings lo you. Bur. only in King Size. Truly a $200. value. With wh;ir you save you c;111 afford 10 have us custom make coordinaring drapelies. Hurry 1n ror best selection Supply is very lim11eu ZI,..... ..... M.wperf .._. 64iMll .. · s3.id, they were serving the purpose "the founding fathers saw so clearly." Justice Potter Stewart made the same point to a law school audience: .. The established American press in the past 10 years, and particularly in the past two years, has performed precisely the function it was intended to perform by those who wrote the First A~endment to the Constitution.'' member do-it-yourself -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~""'.".~ services, bad contended the law against their ad- It should not be overlooked, however, that the words of the court denying the government's claim were not without ambiguity. vertising infringed on freedom of speech_ JCR The ruling last week enney overturned a lower • court•s injunction against enforcement of ' Beauty Salon the adverllslng ban by ; -----------------.... the Los Angeles County ~ Next. week: F'reedom from search.and reizure.and the prolection of priOOCJI in an tledronic age. diatrict attorney. ''FABRICS lor THE FAMILY'' . This is the 111r of the recovefJ of l1milr to1etherness. We know it.to be true be· CIUU of •II the f111ilies tlt'it CO.Jn• to 01.N' warehouces. Ther torae toaethtr for manr reasons. f lrs\, tur seltction of fabrics has somethln1 ftr everyont. £1s1•c1re fabr ics for mom, denim and/auze for sts ind her bfothtr, woolens 111 menswear polyester tor dad. SecondlJ, service. Our f1mlly trpc of service makes you feel at ease-no hilh pressure here. Third, (and we love to bra11 tM L.A. Times and Examiner both fe1tured our warehouses because of thtir unique- ness and prices that are alw1ys •O% to 60% Jess thaft lot1I f1bric stortl. Mt thlQ · of 111 n "ene of the flRUl7." PIL YE ml ''SALE If TIE YUi" NEW JERSEY PRINTS 59~. 100% POL YESTfR DOU8lE KllTS Solids and Fancies These ore lull bolt1. not remnonts or ~ond qvoli- ty os cidverlised else· where. 87~. v-.te SJ ,,_ A SUHR SELECTION! v .... teS7 P. Hurry wWlt ,.,,,,,., le1t1. OPEN TODAY -All LOCATIONS ASSORTED FABRICS • Cottons- • linerli 4yds. · s 1 00 · ASSOR~D 2 FABRICS yds. : Co•{.,., , ·s 1· 00 l1Mr'I' , t • Prlnt1\ LOS ANGELES ANAHEIM COST A MESA 950 SAlflll (AT OlYMPIC) 2 US t. (if M.tlJl, OOWNTO'#ll lllOll>Al TlllU SAT. t 1JO.J1JO ~Yll -J (213) 627-4471 ... - • • '· ' • • 509-C E. KATIUA IMT.t .tllA fWT; ICIY 11S0111 ti 'ftl I IWOlllTI (714) ~72-4471 lltlt & PlACIJITIA (714)646-4040 Ol'IN: MON, TUES, ~S, SAT 10 AM-6 PM WED & fll1. 10 AM-9 ,M. SUllDA YS 12-S PM ·' • • Visit our newest beauty salon! Laguna Hills opens Wednesday, November 12! .. Now 16.88 Helen• Curtis •uniperm' includes hair- cut, shampoo and set. Reg!Jlar price 22.50 plus cost of cut. Now 12.88 Helene Curtis 'Protein&' perm with speci;il conditioners. Cut included. Regular price $15 plus cost of cut. Sale9.88 Reg. 12.50 plus cut. 'Balsam Plus', this perm with special additives for greater curl control. Cut included. Special 16.88 Frosting or hair painting, including shampoo and set. ARCADIA CARSON DOWNEY FULLERTpN HUNTINGTON BEACH MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENTE HILLS SAN BERNARDINO WHITTWOOD. Prfc•• effective thru S11urdey, OY.15 1975 ' · I -' tiolled by FDA,,. sa!eorinfffectiVedrugs. disagreeCI with Ken- Schmidt said in remarks provide more govern-nedy's new teglslatlon to prepared for the Tulane ment direction to drug split the FDA into two Medical Symposium in companies during their new agencies, one deaJ- NewOrleans. clinical trials, ~nd ing 'with drugs and establish=a-more flnible -medtcal-cle-vtce.s, the.- approval process-to=-put other with food and cos- new drugs into the hands metics. C'URRENTLY, a com- pany which has de- veloped a new drug must experiment first ~ith animals and then con- duct human clinical trials in three 4 phases, of specialists for treat· · ment under controlled -...--------.,. conditions before the medtc3tion becomes . widely available . GOLD PRICES DOWN! . • Save Mow! • ca.,.. .. ....,.._.,. Oki World Watch Maker on Premises --tew•lry Repelr- Sa/'aok~' ~ JEWELERS :tlSE.11'th8TREfT COSTA MESA. .. a.u62 Speciany priced · stone rin·gs. Very special gift ideas for men and women. ... -• 18.95 Men·s mOdern ring has round jade in yellow 14-K gold plated setting. •• •• ' ~l!f fl , 22.95 • • 15.95 ,._ "" i-' ' Women·s rope4 design ring features a single opal in 14-K yellow gold plated setting. I • • 1~ ' . ' I • • ., Meh's ring hf.s oval cars·eye in tex'tlJreU setting of 14-K white gold pl.Ille. I "' ·9.95 ~en's ring has synthetic sapphire set in..sterling silver. 24.,95 . - Men's ring Set with synthetic. star sapphire In sterling silver mounting. 9.95; . Women's synthetic birthstone rlflG In textured ~terlin·g Silver setting. 1... ' - 19.95 Women's ring has large oval smoky topaz quartz In 14-K yellow gold setting. 9.95 • Women's swlrl ring hat 1ynthetlc birthstone in sterling silver. 24.95 Women's 1butt1rfly' ring set with opal In 14---K yellow gold plate. JSJ~A . ARCADIA CANOQA PARK CARSON DOWNEY FULLERTON ljUNTINQTON BEACH LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH NORTHRIOOE· ORANGE 'TH! Clr(1· PUENTE HIUS RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO VENTURA WEST .COVINA WHITIWOOD. UM your JCPonney chlrge ~rd'. \ _ • • ,. , . • • I > -.. ' \ • • - Santa's Elves Bard~at -de~ By LAURIE KASl!U Dolli wlaieb-bave become.dull ot .. a.,.,........ .th 11y-• ed 11'• never too soon to begin W!lh-ace_are ~·· • ,.uvenoandl thinking of Christmas _at least wi a ba~li, new hair style . not for Santa's belpeiS. maybe a little r~sy paint on their They've been meeting every ~bee!". Somet1,i;n~s. bo!"ever, Wednesday of the year in a small maJor surcery. 1.s reqmred to corner of the Newport Beaeb AS-_replace_. badly mJured arm,leg sist~ce League's 32nd Street oc,::a:. last touch most ol the Thrift Shop I ' -ThemiraCiestheynfl'rlormjust do Is are outfitted Jn new, about match Santal"S-.lscent up handmade w~rdro.bes. the chimney. ~ aren _t their only area~ S t • h 1 bett Im expertise, however. an as e pers, er . own Games are pieced together. as members of the leagues toy Toy trucks and cars are repaired committee, take old, negleeted d · and rejected toys and make them . an_ rep_aJnted . Yo-yos are "good as new'' so they'll brighten restrung. -• the eyes of youngsters who dis-Three bent and broke n cover them under the Christmas ,tricycles, Jll_missin1 a neceuary tree. part, appeared ready for the junk ''Some of these things are pret-heap. But these women, wtth the ty horrible when we get them,·· help of husbands, made them in- :said Louise Chapman, chair-to one, brand new three-whee.led Newport Beach Assistance Leag1.1e member Mrs. Eynon White repaints a tricycle, left, while Mmes. man. vehicle. As il to prove her statement, The women add stuffmg to toy Walter Spicer, Lawrence Pfister sort doll parts. one of the women walked by with animals, stitCh seams, clean and a dirty, rusted toy dump truck. brush the fur and add a new rib- Her task was to sand the rough bon so they'r e just like new metal. Then, every little part of again. the truck would be painted and Sometimes the toys are better learned a lot from experience. the wheels oiled -ready to roll than new. The league bas had an active toy ov er any living room rug or A local toy shop donated a committeeforalmost2Syears. backyardllirt pile. whole load of trucks which "When I joined the group, they couldn't be sold because they all "These are all really good told me never to throw anything moved in reverse. But one of the toys,,, said one member waving away," explained one of the women discovered that by turn-towar~ the shelves. "It's ju.st a workers. 1·ng the little dr1'ver•s head matter of someone taking the time to work on them." ''If we think the toys are· ariund; the trucks would go ~aJvageab1e; then we--work---on-torWard-as-the-Y..:.F&sup.posed.to. __ --::-~E~vue°!n~iLthe toys catLt be them," added Mrs. Chapman. Most members join this com-''saved'' in one piece, they 're Normally the w<_>men look over mittee because they.eajoy crafts saved in pieces. They just might the toys and decide. as a group, ·and workfng with their hands. be needed for another toy. "We what can be done with them. But, they admit, they've also find a place tor most ever . t t r ' -, " Nuptials ... • Performed • • • ything," explained Mrs. Chap-the regular retail price during a pie who amuse themselves-by ma:n. one-day annual Christmas sale. finding bargains, explained Mr s. There also are boxes of toy Although they bout that the Chapman. They want to sell to pistols, trains, blOC'ks, Lincoln shop becomes a ''fairyland " people who probably couldn't al- logs, darts, doll furni ture and around Christmas time, they ford to go into a regular toy slort- farm animals. When enough of don't wantpubliclJ.y far the sale. and buy the same things. each is accumulated, a full set is 11) fact, they won't even say "Otherwise, we feel we're created. when t'he sale is held. wasting our time,'' she said. E , _.i. The committee will, however: very corner and' cupboard is They don t neeu customers. gratefully accept toys to be stuffed.''OuF biggest--problemr>is-s-,Every fear.,-just;--at><>ut ev.~l11l1r.-.---'--_:__ space." ythingisgonewilhtnafewhours. After all, it·s not too sOOn to AU of the toys are being saved But more importar\lly, they beginthinkingo!Chri::itmas. Next ::io they can be sold at about half just don'f want to attract the peo. Christmas that is. CALENDAR OPERA LEAGUE OF LAGUNA BEACH: The annual mem - bership tea will lJlke place at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11 , in the Moss Point home or Mrs. AridrewMorthland. A brief history of opera as an art form will be given by Maxie Dewey. Reservations for the event, open to the public, may be madebyca.IllligK ay NlchoJs·at499-921~. TEEN CHALLENGE WOMEN: Idaria Anne 1-lirschmann, author of th e best seUer, "Hansi : The Girl Who Loved the Swastika," will be the speaker at the breakfast meeting at 9:30 a.m . Tuesday, Nov. JI, in the center, Orange. CHANGING ROLES OF WOMEN : A one-unit nine-week course examining women 's changing roles will be ofrered al Orange Coast College, beginning Nov . Jl . MRS. WHITFIELD MRS. BASS The class, slated from l to 2:30 p.m. each Tu~sday, will be conduct¢ bv OCC counselor Dr. Geraldine Cahill Pickart. • 1 Berry-Galvin Kathleen Mary Galvin and John Patrick Berry were mar- r ied in St. Rita's Catholic Church, Chicago. TJle bride, daughter of the George S. Galvins of Irvine, is a graduate of Richwo<Xls High School, Peoria; Western Illinois University •• and received a muter of arts de..iree in speech .. path"ology at Cilifornia State University at Fullerton. Her husband is a graduate of St. Rita's Hi gh School and WIU where he received a BS in physical education. }:!e is the son of Mrs. Patrick Berry of Chicago where the newlyweds will live. ••• ..... Whitfleld-Wents Huntington Beiilch residents Sherri L. Wents and Mark L . Whitfield were married in the Community United Methodist ,Church in that city. Their parents are ~. and Mrs. Ken Wents and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Whitfield, also or Hunt- initon Beach. · The bride is a graduate ot California State University at Long Beach. She attended the University Or Houston and i3 a member of Chi Omega sorority. Her Qusbaad is a graduate of the University of · Southern California School of Architecture and is past president al Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The newlyweds will live in Irvine. .Bass-Robb Rochelle •Robb became the bride of Sheldon A. Bass in rites afVirgin.ia City, Nev. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Robb of Costa Mesa. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Marcus A. Deemer, Santa Monica. The new Mrs. !Jass is a graduate of Estancia ,High School and Orange Coast College. Her husband is an alumnus of Santa Monica City College and the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. They wiJI make their home in White Water, Colo: • •• Hadden-White Margery White and James P . Hadden, ski instructors at Park City, Utah were married in that city. Their parents are Dr. and Mrs. Richard White ot Lake Geneva, Wis ., Mrs. Patricia C. Hadden, Lido Isle, and Robert C. Hadden, Newport Beach. ~ The bride is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and her husband is a graduate of Orange Coast College and California State University at San Diego. He was on the crew team or both, schools, taught sailing at NeWport Harbor Yacht Club, was a member of Lido Isle Yacht Club and is a former commodore of the LJYC Junior Yacht Club. The newlyweds will Jive in Park City . ••• Niccum-Haubrick Katherine H a ubri ck and Duane T . Niccum excha nged wedding vows and rings during evening ceremonies in the Harbor As sembly of God Church, Costa Mesa. They are the daughter and son of Mr . and Mrs . Charles Haub.rick of Costa Mesa and ~fr. and Mrs. Verlie 0 . Ni ccu m or Holmes, Wis. The new Mrs . Niccum graduat- ed from Costa Mesa High School and attended North Central Bible College in Minneapolis, where here hus b and received hi s degree. They will reside in Springfield , Ill. Grave Problem Needs Answer DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm sure I 'm not the only person who's had this problem, and I'd like your opinion on how it should be handled. My brother is dying. He was my favorite and I am very sad. Before be .l'asses on I Would llk'e to know if 1t would be all right If I did my moumfng at home and skipped the funeral. I would pr~ (er to remember my brother as be was and not see him laid out In a casket:- . Funerals have always ~-been ~I to me. l~note1111 for the "social" luriofwms tbat folJOw . The sobbing of relit!"'!' Is out of place sine.,.. their Piel never 1eem1 . to interf~ with their appetites. Sign tftis - NEEDING TO JtNOW DEAit .N'. T .K.': Go to t•e -ll,alll0011ww11e,_1ut act or reapeet ror )'Ollr dear ......... v ..... limply ...... l lhe ....... "'"" -,.... cu Mlp 11te1-.e.. ... Y-·-•• ~m lhe-11 -·· •• •• •ttreat lo ~ ............... -..... llenGfltlelaP1llY. 1 DEAR ANN : You will be hap- py to know I've quit smoking. It's no longer a temptation -just an annoyance. So, what's Ute pr~ blem? It.:~ those ash tr$ that I haye alf over the place. What shciUJd I do with them? ' Don't 1ay ••throw them aWay.'' Some are collector's items - crystal. porcelain. ceramic. . br.u1, copper, pewter -real geqis. One is a valued treuure1 a cift'from a friend wl)o didn't slOp amoiting ""'1' e'l°"'b. I pllCed a few In the bollu:oom as -'lllsbea. Any other 1111ges- Uons! -XRS. CLEAN AND GLAD , DEA• 11111as. GLAD: Row ... paW.C ~-.... pelala la -•ralf II erM1et a • !.itl!IJ aeeat la Ille -· Aleo uftower....i1 -.... ......_..i. a ,.,__ .... ardcaady. Y•mtcMplut a small cidu la -el the ji6wter or brHs aall lrl111• Aafor· Ille -. -tei•1 lace II, oome ,....eltlll 1m.e, l;o"leaye a few • for their eon -.. foo< -... \ . -• -P .,,,, . ..,_. ,_ , __ _,__ I \, - DEAR ANN LANDERS: After 25 years of marriage my wife died. Our children were all mar- ried by then. Two years later I f.~ married a tove1 y widow with ( Ann Lande rs ~· . children' and grandchildren. _ -..... We've been happily married for 12years. My children were very pleased when I rem·arrted. As they put it, "We don't have to worry about YoU any more.•• It appears what· they meant was. "We don't have to be bothered with you any more.'' My children never include us in their Tbanksgivina or <luistm.as plana. Although we invite them to our place they are always "too ~y." I must make an appoint- ment to see nly grandcbildreo: To put it l!!untly, I never hear from my children unless they · need'mclney.' sons-in-Jaw invite me to go fi s- hing with them and I enjoy it im-· mensely. Problem: I've done weU finan - cially. When my children were growing up I sent them to the best schools. The· cirls had beautiful weddings. Now, since they seem to have sO little in- terest in me I feel like leaving my money to my stepchildren. My wile say1 it would cause a terri- ble row. What do you tbinlrt - PUZZLED DAD DEAR DAD: Any family heirlooms ahoald of co.rse 10 to yow children, but you don'' owe My stepchildren are just the them •n inheritance. J! "O"l want ,GpPotlte. They ask us to all their to leave your money -lo your chJldren'1 birthday parties,. stepcbildren because tbey treat~ schoolplays,andweareincluded ed )'Ou. so well d•ri•I your In all their family affairs. My llfetlme, 10 ahead and dolt. I · .. Topics under discussion will be Open Marriage and the Chang- ing Role of Women, The Experience of Singlehood, Expl~ing the- Myth About Sex:, Equality in Marriage -Myth or Reality, Sexism and Its ECfects Upon Men, Women in Prison: Their Crimes and Their Punishments and Commencement. Registration is being taken at the admissions oCfice. TROJAN FORUM: Junior and senior high school students and their parents ar e invited to a session where representatives from the Universi ty of Southern Calilornia will talk about cam- pus life and answer questions. The meeting is planned at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11 , in the Newport Beach hom eofthe Roger Rileys. MENTAL HEALTH ~SOCIATION: The annual meeting or the Orange County group will take place at 5 :30 p. m. Wednesday, Nov. J2, at the Balboa Pavilion. WEI.COME WAGON CLUB: New residents of Newport Beach are invited to a meeting at 10 a .m. Wedn esday. Nov. 12, in the hom e of Mrs. Robert E. Swain. Speaker will be Wyn Sargent . author, photographer, artist and traveler, wh o will talk about her experiences in the jungles of Borneo and West New Guinea. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS: Joan Elsner of the Bank of America will talk about Social Security dire<"t deposits when she addresses the Fountain Valley Chapter The m eeting will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12 , in lhf· Fountain Valley Community Center. CA LIFORNIA DIETETIC AS SOCIATION : Ecolo~y, Economy and Energy will be th e three ri elds ex plored during the three-day conference, scheduled to begin Wedn esday, Nov . 12, in the Marriott Hotel, Newport Beach. The topics will be addressed by hi ghly qualiri ed speakers. INDUSTRIAL NURSES: Orange County members wil l mel•t at6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12, in th e Phoeni x: Club, Anaheim ti, hear a talk by Margery T. Mill er, an instructor in Transactional Analysis. Ms. Miller states that TA can be an important tool in imp rov- ing how people talk to each other and, in building self·esteem so that performance and team build ing is enhanced. LAGUNA BEACH ASSISTANCE LEAGUE: Fa<ilities or the chapter are being offered to the Orange County Early Interven- tion Program, which will begin an eight-week course Wednesday, Nov.12. The sessions, which are orrered. free to parent and child , lil~· .sist parents with developmentally handicapped children. It is unique in that it starts with children from birth to five yean and provides parents with a training program of sensori · motor techniques so that the child will start developing to his fullest capacity at an early age. ORANGE COAST MOTHERS OF TWINS: Perceptual /motor l91minl will be the topic of Juneann DeCasas, consulting direc· l«of Maranatba Preschool. Mi . Decasas wU1 speak during the next meeting 6f the Orance Coast group at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov . 12, at Knoll's Berry Farm. • NATfONAL SECRETARIES' ASSOCIATION : summarizing the $pace program to date for the Orange Empire, Bahia and Valencia chapters will be Dr. D. L.' Mykkanen or the American Institute for Aeronautics and Astronautics. . · The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 13, In th.e NewportSheratoa. -Dr. Myk kanen also Will discuss th e impact of the space pro-- gram on the future and extrapolate on what is understood. about. UFOs. · I, • l I I I • .......... ' ' ' Sunday, NovemW 9, 1975 OAlLYPILOT -smear-Campaign Garfunkel Back. _. imon, Simon says: "11 <' \\'<•S ;;inging a lot t1f v{'ry S\\'Ct·t songs. I said to hin1, .:1.'m-.-goi11g lo \4'rite-<t really nasty song for you so you wi ll . album and Jessy and the group with me, a1together about 11 • mUlSlcians and four singers. I've never done anything this big before. I always did everything with solo guitar. I'm trying to make a departure for the sake of interest -to do somethlng dif· ferent. Now I 'm rebeitrsing for the first time, realty.~· Ex-TV Man Gets Break' .JOHN HENRY FAULK A.t Last By CARL MANNING -~iiidiliifiiwr~ • have. somt".lhing nasty to say.· Thats this s ong. It 's about 'somebody who h11l~s the town he gr{'w up in. It's in no senst• ;-iutobiographi cal. Th t• town I gr~w up in is :-./('w '\'ork City, wh ich hardt~· qualifies as a little town, and I don "t h~ttt· it . Simon has developed calcium d._epgsil~<m.hiS uitar• la inJ.in- dex finger so he no onger atces lessons in classical guitar. "I have to be very sparing on how much J play guitar. l uiC it-to compose. l have to go get cor- tisone shots when it gets bad. Al one point, until they discovered wh at was wrong, I couldn't bend my fing_er and couldn't play, -period. It was a really tefrlble time. "Nov.1, if that happens, I know how to fix it. P:ventually, the dot· tor says. I 'm going lo lose mobili· ty in the finger. Hopefully that won't be for 20 or 30 or 40 years from now." Simon says he's going to study piano, partly because he is curious about learning ·it and partly to S('(' if he can learn to compose on it. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -John Henry faulk appeared nervous as he sat in front of the television cameras for the first time since his ris· ing career as a folksy humorist was shattered nearly 20 years ago by an anti-Communist smear campaign. He eventually won a $.1.5 million suit against Aware Jnr .. a self-style(f anti·Communist group that accused Faulk and many other entertainers some 20 years ago of associating with "known ' ''WhE>n we sang the song to. gether, it can1e out so good ;:ind subversives." · Faulk recently signed for 11 segments of "Hee Haw," th~ syndicated television program which is t aped here. Throughout the two hours he was on the set recently. Faulk, 61, fiddled with his omnipresent pipe, While his legs danced up and down as he sat in a chair. "IT IS VF.RV good for arrang- ing : you can voi ce things bettei- on a piano than a gui tar. But I pl~-ty the guitar so easily now -I do wh at I want so easily on it. I don't know if I could learn to play piano with £'nough skill to com· pose on it . I st a rt~ playing IT WAS NOT a starring role, certainly not gui tar when J was 13; that'i; 20 the equ al of his own televi sion program in New years." York City with several guest appearances a He ha s been r eading some month on network game shows in the 1950s. poetry lately, Simon says, the But it was his first chance to be cast in his on· first he has read s ince college. ''I t'e-familiar role as the front-Porch philo:;opher think there are some songs on the r('galing the cast with stories of hometow~ new album that are closer to friendsandpoliticalhumor. po('try than what I've done pre-"I'm really very excited about this ... lt'sthe viously. -first worthwhile television I've done since I was "I think good po('try is based blacklisted,.'' Faulk ~~d. "Every.one is pulling ~ha~nd--:itiati.ling_anud>.-<rC<!e~-_....1(rnnrLJmne._ .lt s a beaut:jJul transition back into vealing imagery. A few songs on television." · · the a lbum use good images. Faulk':s career first ended in September 1956. 'Night Games ' is about a whenhistelevisionshowandguestappearances baseball player who died in a were cancelled. game.ltcomesouto(thethought _·'The networks wanted to avoid head· that in the RomailOays tlley naa aches, and it was fiarClto-fiiht ice-- gladiators and brought in lions and people were killed, which . .. v PAUL SIMON AND ART GARFUNKEL Not Exactly Together Again had a cathartic effect upon viewers . All Men Between the Ages of 18·75 -;--~, _TODAY'S CIDSSWDRD PVZZLS ACROSS 76 Fibber 146 Female 37 Pronoun 97 Witness 78 Sleeper horses 38 Harbor 98 Unearthly 1 Medleinal 8t Pronoun 147 Burmese 39 Playlng 100 Etemlllea bark 82 Sign native group 102 Slngle thing 5 More secure leuna skins f48":Cifd game 41-Blblleai-klng. 104 Gan- - 10 LO'Jegod 88"Red"cepilal153 Siiiy ~ 42 Famlly 106 Fiahaauce 15 ea,ktalk 89 Flimsy 154 Mlacalculate member 107 Cooing bird 19 Atft\Jge 91 Spot 156 Nautlcal 43 Among : poet108 Biblical 20 Wrath 93 Cllmblng chain '' Pleasant husband 21 Think plant 157 Paddle 45 Grow old 110 Blend 22 Join to. 94 Degraded 158 Ntmble 46 Cotton 112 Country oether 96 Workunlls '59 Fracas bundle place 24 Represen· 98 Cloth 160 Entertain 48 Jungle 113 Shape1 tatlve measure ·162 Forest home "monarch" 114 Adrift 25 Seine 99 Taking 164 Auctions of( 50 Charged 115 Aerie 1 2;6 Flapper notice 165 Territories : particle 117 Dutch 1 2.8 Luzon native 101 Jacob's abbr. 51 Malay boat commune 29 Saltpeter 'brother 166 Oomesli-52 Extinct birds 119 Cupid 30 Tithe 103 AeseNatlon cated 53 American 121 Moselle 31 Gallium residences 167 Choice group · novelist tributary I symbol 105 American 168 Bristle 55 Leave 122 Neither 1 32 Baseball sac-patriot 56 Sailor's 124 Main courses riflces 106 Glr1"s name DOWN greeting 126 Astringent 34 Forward 109 Sardine con-57 Christmas 127 Argued 35 Censure tainers 1 Coop 60 Change 128 Troubles 36 Female 111 Breeds 2 Kiln places 129 Navigator's sheep animals 3 Tepee 61 Ah me! aid 38 Faint: 2wds.112 Baptismal 4 Actlve:3 wds.63 Appendage 131 You : French 40 French coin vessel 5 Char 66 Most 133 Biik 42 Rule 113 Devotee 6 Reg ion Indolent 134 Chinese 46 Skeleton 116 Mlnerat vein 7 Fleshy 67 Sharp remark department feature 118 Location 8 And : Latin 68 Also 136 Baa 47 Stagger 120 Man's name 9 Oecllne 69 Lowers in 138 Attempt · 49 Complalned 121 CU:tlngtools 10 Twist rank 139 French river 54 Spanish 122 Part of face 11 Elavator • 71 Moat stately 140 Pap "friend" 123 Circumvent direction 73 Unattached 141 Diii 1 55 Murky 125 Harangue 12 Arrowroot 74 Garment 142 Ashen l 56 Gain 128 caution 13 Within 75 Informs 143 Extraordinary 58 Bellinl opera 129 Apple 14 College 77 Hostile person • 59 Tiny rOdents centers bigwigs excursions 145 Girl's name l , 60 Olssotve 130 Unite firmly 15 Surfer's 78 Asian sheep 147 Linger 61 Exclamation 132 Broadway •complalnt 79 Arrest 149 Curved 62 Debatable part 16 Indigo 80 Cape Horn molding 64 Grammar 133 Lathtir 17 Ramachan-native 150 Scottish feature 134 Book style dra's wlle 83 Japanese garment 65 Fruit punch 136 Slow 18 Stalk drama 151 She : 1t1tlan 66 Easy gait boat 19 Turban 85 May : French 152 Legal term 67 Animal 137 More 23 Poetic 86 Girl's· 155 Cuba drink 70 Tidy • tactful "before" name 157 Broad sash 72 Blblica1 king 139 Silent 27 Angles 87 Droop 161 Helm 73 Liquid rock 140 Air 32 liar 90 Pronoun position 74 Warning t44 Music 33 Beef 92 Tossed 16J Manager sign note fat 95 Rostrum 'Lopez SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS ., . I MESA 1884 Newport ~ tiWw 544-1552 TWS. LAST DAT! '"THATS IHTIRAIMMIHT" ... ~~_ ......... W.A.Cllllllr••I ---IAUIAITUISAIMD '1FIO DOUY" Ce•tl•. S•t. & Si.•. ....,... --c.. & -·-"ACROSS 110th ST." ·~ ... ,....., ... "MORNING OF THE EARTH" A llt!lay ol "°419" IM"O In lfWw l,IMC>O•led ltfld• rtGlflll 11\e .... ~ -Mid• or. A11 ·~ ~· ICltlt'>Olr-bv o. w_.... n..:.n.1 lhel llOne 11 wonll ttoe Dl'iOe d~. T~will!IM..,_ W.... AIM wtlt c.rry 'fW 1w1r ..... 'f'l)U .... _ bMrl tle'°'11. Pln•---,1 I ................ ~, ....... :::::::--...... ,_· JC pt1la ..... 7:10 & t:lO "llC!I SAICCTIGlC" i'IMW~l ...... I....,. "1111 HUT WALDO Plnll" ,.,. ............ ,'" .. 1 1 FOR BIGAMY, ROBBERY, KIDNAPING, ASSAULTING AN OFFICER AND 69 VIOLATIONS OF THE TRAFFIC CODEI A TW04UN, fWO.llMIHO. Too.MUCH Mil.MA OM A CllOSM:OUNTIY C.llMI WIHI aws -,-=--.-=r l t•I ................ ,....,.. --·J!TlllllOlll •ClkllllTlll ..... ,.. .. ma~;;:..u. •11lmllllllll'•fl'MI D.lJCI.• .... , ....... __..,... -liiiii'9!'~ --~ -- {, executives would deny anything like a blacklist even-existed,·· F aulk said. Faulk said he was blacklisted because he openly criticized the ideologies of Aware Inc. ''I brought suit against them to expose something that was literally destructive to bun· dreds of decent Americans' careers." he s&id. .. 'It was after I · brought suit that they brought enoueh pressure on the network to aet me fired.'' li\1958, F8ulk s-a1aj Aware Inc. offered to set .. tle the lawsuit 01.1t of court, but he turned the offer · down. ''I FELT AN obligfl.tlon to those f eneralions to follow . This group eM.60c:UOOaJthe "eVil w6 had foug'ht against in this country,·· he said. In 1962, a New York court rUled in his favor. But by then,. Aware Inc. was bankrupt and he had to settle for $175,000, aOOut enough to cover his legal expenses. The years in between were bleak. At one point. Faulk sold encyclopedias to get money to leedhis Cami!Y . _ _ _ -f'inally;-he returned to is -hometown at.- Austin, Tex., where he opened a small public re· lations firm and later bought a farm. ''DURING TJIOSE years, I went heavily in debt, borrowing from fri ends,·· he said ... But I was lucky. Many friends were kind in that de- solate period." Faulk said he never felt bitter, although he was depressed in 1958 when h_e realized his career was ruined, al least until there was a c-ourt settlement. "I didn't personalize this thing. I felt it was kind of a privilege to be able to be a party in this case,'' he said. ''I just regarded myself as one or many victims of blackl,isting." He wrote an autobiog raphy, "Fear on Trial," which was the basis of a recent network television drama. It was this program that brought Faulk from the obscurity of his Texas !arm to a second television career. Frank Peppiatt, ''Hee Haw 's'' executive pro· ducer, saw the program and decided to sign · Faulk. (,£::~~~~-= I "HEARTS Of THE WESI" "SUTHER" (PG) C c11100111;j; JHil -• • I f c1#1co11~!) "HARD TIMES" CrGI "LAST DETAIL" Ill • CIN/DDM:Jf-1J~ii!l~'1.11 -~::;;i;~iii; "TOMQY" .iPGI O RIV~ INS OPEN 6 30 --- "FRm ntE CAT" IXI "HEAVY TRAl'FIC" !XI "THI HAPPY HOODr llJ •>. IOT AMD HIS DOfi".' "HAID TIMES" ""LAST DETAIL .. ""IOUllllAU. .. tl.t • ...,_., l'IHCl.04r -·-·-·-lo •1,.., HAID TIMll !f'll l!IOltcl .. I --~·I• LmLE llG MAt\l'•I . Olltlll 11,MI llOOlt • MflMIU e&1lf 11 /7 t.o•lroU ti"'""" !W·I• l• .,, .. . " ........ . !W·U" I• llllH• 01 lo11V•" ~- --cu.nMAMA .... -----Ol'f••loM-· .. --, _ ........ """ llOUllWl• ... JOINl'(f~ll;i Of It M e .,.,_II Ml&f --THE llCMI SANCTION" --THI GllAT WALOO HPPll"' PACIFIC THEATRES DRl\IE·IN SUPER SWAP MEETS HARBOR BLVD. Drive-In . 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On JtOlltlcal office and edvtaed .Pl•uant. _ the plus side, a abow that jumpo Viewers tllat If he aPi>eon Oil.the Ptthapo almost evtll'YOllO •ho from a brief spat on a San Fran--idenUal ballot in the 1980a, is watchlnf. wouJd rather be iii ciico Jewili5j' &tore where a Uve rernem~, -you. heard Jt-, here, bed, bUt at east Hartman doesn't tarantula in the window dll· ftrst.. - bounce arou.nd 1111.....tve1¥ tey-couraces liuraJari to a rum ·cup ---- Inf toprovethat he's.awake. <!(a Total WomanJesson (belov-TRERE ARl: serious ••I· . Ill! and~Nlln<Y~i.l!lt • ..,. e1his body,_J'OU "l'r11d,'too) and---ments-olitli'"''iliOW, -flom,=~= host on the ABC morning •how, on to DM<t·ot"wba .,.,..,PYe5 lh new• feeds..lnclud1'1('boe Of.I, a • 7.9 a.m., are cheerfUl wit.bout buyyteweracbancetotuvethe d.aily debate On a c«tUovenial careying it to the Poinlcillunacy, Cfl>UtOUI theut. subject wl!lcb unfortu1,.tely and their relued air "i)lllruts · loek1 a firm·banC!tiil modiiitot: caJifomians Tim • McCavitt and Drv Wagner are among the hopeful perfonners who· are modeling theirwey to 1111 aCling caraer ' - . I • well with lb• torl!latcillbeahow, ON THE MINUS side, the rinS"muter. which bops around from one spot viewer wbo1 watcbea the begin-· Wbeo ABC announced the new G E y p toanot.ber. I nll1'ofas~menttoestabllsbeye mOrn.lng entry, officials ex~ 0 ast . oung erson If some abows have been contact, then disappears li'tto phsaed particular interest in ~ --' · Jikmed tomuuJ.na.JlJl•ia)nnre anotper room and depends on feedback features. These include likt!-a n·~aper-otthe-~th:--audio-only,-will have&oubJe. TlllCBack;xt~on-ot----~ brief loraya Into a wldorange of keepi111up . ·the IDQulring pbotograPl>tt, and ~ -- areasfrom foreignandnaUonaJ Oneolthebigplusea:oothepro--Men-WomenandFamllyDoctor, .-' • ff ,,/;,f,,. T. N V k ;111 del• news lo local De\!'S feeds and iram Is Jonathan Winton, film with Hartman encoura1ing r..Cflng Qrk>',/......., .I. ry ew .I. Or JrJ.Q Ing .. • human interest features -even crl tic. Jn b ls reriew of viewers to submit questions that J:"'-"; advice totbe lovelorn. ••UsztcNania, •• for instance,' he in a newspaper would go to the The newspaper format, warned against coming in al the lovelorn editor or to a medical has ~vantaees and dlqdvan· middle . .Be sure to come in at the question-and-answer column. . llyFREDT. FERGUSON ''The women from the •pa NEW YORK (U PI> -Many of would sneak away wbenthey saw the star.struck would-be actors me al the bakery,'' she said. . and actresses who once scrimped She spe_nt much of her time al Fi.a.~ until ''One day I decided this was the day and new up and walked into Wilhelmina:• for a bus ticket to Hollywood now tennis and surfing but says. "I IT WAS THE first place she E • t• E goinlheoppositedirection. always wanted to act and I'd put tried and in her rour months of' x. p• ... a IODS xasperate The key to the door or lame and my foot in th••• weird thinas to modeling since she has already .AA _ fortune now turns through beseeo.'' done perfume commerclaJs fol" By ERMA BOMBE<X Jn cleaning out my refrigerator yesterday, J discovered my yeast ex- pired Aug . 23, 1974. As my eyes welled with tears. my husband noted, "You cry at the drop of a bat anymore." "Do you think I'm cry-· ing for myself?'' I sniffed. ·•1·m crying for all the little uOOOrn rolls, the unfulfilled promise of fresh bread, and all the French doughnuts that might have been. It's all my fault _ I should have used it." modeling -television corn-This included getting on television and cosmetic~ for- mercials and other ads. And the television game shows where she magazines. !~ top ad agencies are in New York. was spotted by Weinber(. who Intent on becoming ••a aerious AT A majority of models in· broughthertotheagency. actress''. she works with an lm· T'S terviewed at one of New York's: provisational theater group and WI top agencies said they were SHE SAID her modeling now hopes to be accepted foe training END modeling their way to a:n ~cting helps her prepare for television by Actors Studio. career. But the percentage who and the stage because "this is Pat Webster~ who models as ..._ __ _,. actually see their names in li&bts stilJ the photography of acting." '"'risba", is a native ot Salina. look on the bright side.'" is still small. · '"We're both buying ourseJves Kans. As ••an Air Focce brat•• ''YOU WERE crying' he comforted. Bill Weinberg, executive vice 3 little time until the right acting she traveled the world with btt Ca .-.~er Gets the other night,'' he said. ''What bright side? prttiident or the Wilhelmina sta· job comes through,'' said Tim, pilot father's transfers until she • .....,,... ''I had reason to cry. Last week J washed my bleof .models, one of the largest, who came east by 8 circuitous wound up in Mount Holly, N.J ., The time ran out of my face every night with a pointed to the more than 100 route. where she was a high. school eight-hour cold capsule soap that was supposed models posed on a staircase and After graduation from the cheerleader and •·everyone said Good ~enns and my 24 -hour girdle lo make me beautUul in said, "There is $S million a rear University of Washington, he I should be a model ." 1 died prematurely at 18 seven days... on the hoof in models there but passed up acceptances to law She broke ln the hard way, as a ' hours. I knew I was put· "What happened?'" you may be looking at only five school ''to do lhin11s )IOW\g peo-tiiO-a-week booking m .. 1 in a New I _______ ,,, .. ,."' c•-n:-o" "~bu~t~l~--....,,...-~=cn~=~~-..;o_.r six future motion pt'cture ple''doinMexlco.Hereturnedto 0~ ·-"""'6~r..u:u.u_ ~ --~ tt1 t 11 1 d York agency until a photo· By SYDNEY OMARR didn't care. 1 was only ''YoodOU lhadllto ask1( I m starr.--· -------=..----"';".""'rii:t'f~ou:~1".!"!t!'lall_:au:~1J1•11:;rl'.!:!,llllce~.l!UlJan!J. d!!!eL -g;,;,i apher-friend helped,-beF--puit----'--+I MONDAY NOV o thinkiogofmyself.'' nog 'le you. you ''A GOODLY number or andtoBritlsbColumblatoruna together 3 portfoliowiUtwhicb. ' . I "You ought to gel out had any·sense. you wouJd today's actors and actresses trap line from a mountain cabin. she got the sam e agency lo let • t ' ' ' . • l f ARIES (March 21-April 19): Accent on "i'oy of the house more," he walk right through that h b od her model at •~-an-hour. Now a b ed d d ave een m els in the past but A . ln 8 ..,., of living:..'....Some of-Your-fondest-hopes . wishes o liierv . . . oor an never come the eercentage that actually gain eattle, he got "bun-veteran of eight years' modeling, can be realities. • -nnon·tlie COndesctmd-=-baclr."Tbat-rub·ber plant mali:e it from mOdelingis smiilr.' __ gey..,~ob huntingJor aix..mmithL' !ihe..eams $15.an.h.2.U.L. TAURUS (A .1 20 M 20). Pr f ing. You don't know what in the hallway died." he :said . and tried a modeling a'ency •·r·m bored to dealh but glad r dded . -~". · ay · es.sure 0 it is to have a five-day "So?'' Tw h · where he was hired immediately did it." said P at. ··1 spend my ~ respo~~ibt ~ty 1s.e~dent. You get nd or no-d eod or ant pad go "It was plastic. My 0 w 0 came directly from and subsequently "discovered by spare time studying singing and ltonlhatyou cantdotl. terminal." 18-hour bra has a death California on the reverse friendsofWilhelmina." dancing." GEMINI (May 21-June 29 J: Emphasis on ''You really are wish." stardom route are Dru Wagner, communication, writing, publishing, erreclive worked up about these "You've never had an 21. of Thousand Oaks, and Tim "The gods have been smiling 1\ divorcee "living with six use or language. l-lighlight independence, things:· old birthday like this McCavitt,2S,ofRedwoodCity. since,"hesaid. dogs and three cats," She has a creativity. before." Dru was an exercise instruc-Katherine Roberts, 23, found it bit movie part and appeared Off~ CANCE R (June 21 -July 22): You come to ''DON 'T YOU un· "So, thal"s it. Tomor-~~::,ed_tinaa t::~~y .spa and aJ so ~:;Y ~~~!:0~010~ralJt:~~~~~f11~~ ~~::~~dway and says her pets terms with others -and yoursell. You also ob· derstand? Everything I row. why don't you drive tain "fa vor able terms." touc.h I destroy~" into town for Juri ch?·· "Who said that'!·· I began to cry again. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22): On e in advisory "Bette Davis in 'Dark "On what? My drivcr·s capacity may be confused . Know it and don't ex-Yic.tcu:y....:...'...'._obbed. license expires at mid- pect foo mUcli too-soon. "You have to learn to night." - VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22J : Thorough ap- proach brings best results, more so than in re- cent past. Be direct, specific, insist on quality. and service. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 221: Good Moon aspect coincides now with love, emotional responses, reaction to suggestions by young persons. changes, special reading material, ability to ex- press, to give and receive. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov . 21 ): Chips are down where ~ecurityis concerned. You decide whether to stay or go, build or buy, reinforce or abandon. SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Accent on rel8tives, short trips, quick suggestions, cold meals, ideas which need time lo grow into valid concepts. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Spotlight on- balance, budget, locating lost articles, paying, collecting. organizing priorities, accepting more responsi bility and garnering richer rewards. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2()..Feb. 18): Lunar cycle is· such that you make valuable contacts, act in more independeht manner. PrSCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Your natural qualities, a.Ssets are emphasized. People feel they h.ave "di scovered" you. Nobody could dream him up . His incredible bank robbery is all the more bizarre ... because it's true. "AN ENGROSSING,. SUSPENSE·LADEN DRAMA. Tho caating 11 rem1rk1bl1." -Judltn Crfst, S•lurdlr Review "A Brief Vacation is so romantic, so touching, so true that I feel lucky to have it at all!" -GENESHALJT, WNBC·TV •-Fashion fsland Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR I • ..CHAILOtn-IXJ "'SUPH YllEHS .. 111 41,. "'CU%Y MOMMA'" '1' "'MOON RUHHUS'" lf'GI loolOM. n«\I N L 6:H-7,...._lf.ll UCWT HOUDA'S Uf.a~IJ:)I " •• ""'IOLLBIAU'" Ill • ..._,FlreC._.,.. "CHAILOTir lx> ""suPa VlllHS .. 111 Tiu-ff'rri/11ing mnliM pklu" from tlie turif11in11 lllo.J t-1 aeller. aws ----- - f'ionl ..;,: ' ,,. • .. 1 'I •,·, I'.· ~wind ~~:~fan CO·MlT -.t '11£1T STARS 4THEQTHER SEANCO"NER't' SIDE OF THE CANDICE BERGEN MOUNTAIN' NOW · TOGETHER :a THE AND &RE WAY "WHIFFS" WE ELUOT __ ., OOULO ·-'°"° ~ ........ Wll!K DA't'S _ 7;1!t--f;25 ,11 ....... ::::""......., DIANA AOSS Mahol?.anY ........... ... .................. .. -·····•••o.•-· They drank and !hey dreamed ... tomorrow they would conquer the world ... then along came Hickey. .... "" .... ·-, lffMAl?YIN fRE.[j(J:" MARCH f<QlEJ?1 l?<AN MF l?RlDGES EJ<ACfO<D . DU.1'\AN EUViE ONE'JLLS "TME ICEMAN COMETH" ., ... ,,,_,_....,.,. --~t.U·,,11 -fl)l..N'CJol<J~.Of1~'t\tHIEW~ 1 ectw!~~ ~S!~~M~ .... ~~ ..... ,_,,~·~···~ ........... I . .. • , . t . " -----. . --· ' I .• ' I 88 DAILY PILOT S..ndoy. NOY1mbe< 9, 1975 Charting Leniency • . . t~~·:~~!r? Domestic Air Fares Up .., ' · O .... ~~O'•TQ :( WASHI NGTO.~ !A Pt Ju.i a yeor earlier. on $179; Chicago o Oenv .... (~ P Ht ) notunderstandoneol his Egli h '·11 •tersald "I action may be i'usUfied ;f'U · ·" · -Domestic alr ll.$lNov.JS. from 183 to SSS; rrom agt! fin;.\llnatructions. ~n 8' ·e,, . inver)'rareca~eabutln ., 11Af.l>lllr r :; ~as:;enger fares will ,10 Affec t ed are all 10 Washington to New ~ vit"'1 stage or 'n tnaJ." .,'TheylinlillYTitume<! ~!.:"m 1~!nl~late=e1: b~ the-ntals I've seen-here-.-·" '9'!1C~~P by 3_1ercent effect~domestl~kllnJ.•s · OrJeanlJ, $88 to about ht> said. "Thry wert.' no ·1 Y('rdict ot second · both ed t t " it has been an in11ult and • • ' · a weelt Jroril Sit\1--Yday, eight regional carrier.> S90;l;S:-°1181rtmb1'el o- mort-ignorant than I degree murder," he re· er o ry. a :slap in the race ror a ~1~: ·Al1~1)· t,.·~ ·the Civil Aeronaulic11 operating in the 48 COO· MlamiS60toS61 .50 . h a ve bet.>n on m:in.v ·'J··" B h Id ll~ler ':1 committee, Ir h· d kl · .. ·~ I.: ~ • Roardhasruled. u·~·ous slatu and__.i..~~----~-----c:.u c-u. " ult ey to me h ar -wor ng Jury. • ~ • 1 , • ... "me: similar Ol'C':t s1uns "'hill• latllrthat they still didn't he can put one toget er. Hester, married with ~-~ 'llN' DER• ~ ·~ ~~ .; .:~:;. The board said the in· Oistrictof Columbla. RU' fffll'S watching trials ... understand the instruc-will :.-1lso t41k'· a long look two adult children has a ' . . C'rease:t are needed to Wh:it thhi means i• l-1 es t t' r s a 1 d h l' tion 'ol.'hen they de.Ii vered 3 t 1 he rej t> ct i 011 or briefcase rull or ld~a~ for , ,r ·: permit th e _air carrl~ to th at the.,.c.oacb.!a.re.Jrom...-_ U.fYOLS.TIJlY watched a Supt·rt o r that verdict. ame ndment o f jury consid eration by any ~~fl~Ofl offset higher operating New York City t o -Y••• d vt•rdict:1 by trial i'udges. 0 C ·~ ' "OSI• • C:ourt jury file buc:k to "Ju ges and lawyers range ounty r e:s avent l) ~., ,,.. _ ~ ...-L • _ _ _ QUcago. one..-w.a.y~ wiUgo,-. -----.......-.-.. •• Judge Walter Srnith's can make things much "lt':t happened a few who 'might care to join ·,..... r~i:-.r·~ · The m0;s t recent in· up from $'72. to. $74; i YJZ...,._.,.._ c-ourtroom-ttrrce times t"il:Sier -for.::i.u.r..o.r:s by time::s. in.J)ra.nu QYn· him on his committee of ·..... .1,_ '"" CFeaseindomeli.ticfara-W·as h in_g t.D n t.o ..Lo·s c.AeMf• 1.,_.llt bE'C;1ust· th t• ju1•1n'S could -tii~-k-i-n-g-i-n-p-l-a-i-r1-t.y..,.:· -he-r-ecall ed. "Such inquiry. ~ "'---Ol 4 percent OOk:elfec -~ Ana•le~ fi'om 1$1-'l:i..:o He Blows His Ow1i 'Corrug a ' s .<\'.\ Fll .-\:;o.:c i s c·<l (,\!:>) "f'ht· ""('or ru j:!:1h o rn, ·· 11lurnh- 1ngiikl• hrainl"hild nf ;1 " lk·rk1•ll'Y :1slrl>ph ys1l·1:-.I, ln•s m:ulc it ~ m11 .->1e:1l dt•· hut hcfor P !ht• .<\t'nu .->tical Sot'll'IY of .4-llll'l"il';I :1f\~r ;1 yc>:11· 0f rl':-.f'art'h that IJl('!U(\('d ;1 SJll'l'littl)! {';.t[' ;ultl ;1 \r:1:-.h l";t!I l'rof . ~·rank S . {'ra\vford 11f the llnivc>rsit v of {'<ilifnrni·a plact:'ti th~· n111uthpi\'C'C' of ;1 sn:1kC'.v l(·n gt h uf n\•x1- hle br ~tss pipin~ tu his moust:1<·ht>d lips, ;ind 11ut a small hC'll on lht· otht•r t•nd t.·ame a sountl Olll' crilic described as "dc- lieate. purt• nolt•s:· IT t\1.1. Jl;\S to do "'ilh lht• speed of air flo"·ing 11ver '"lht• bumps" insid<• the corrugated tubing th-nt rorm:-; rhe1'Jrnfyor- the instrument. hC' s aid. The same piping: is usC<I to h ook up ga s ;:1p- plianres lo ;1 supply lint•. T.h(lrC' <ll'C' no fin ger holes or keys as for a pie- (· o \ o or flute . 1'h c mouthpie<'e dot"'s not in- volve \ht• lC'nsing uf lips ~1s for :1 trumpt•l, or vibr:1ting ;1 rl't'd as for a t•l:trinet. !\ll you dn is bh1w . The h:.1rl.lt.•r you blo"" the highe r the note. "''fhe burops . you know, .. said Crawford. .. I \ ·~ ·-' , .. ~ -.. __ " .. : "·> ' .. CHECK OUR PRICES " SAVE $3 GE Pr&'il"rle Dryer The Treasury __ 19 • 99~•lyling/d:__· ry,,.•.',._._.__ • nc" ""'"•'· P"lol gnp 11.9 998 handle plus siand (Prol) Reg. 14.9 . 50 watt st~ler I dryer comes complete wrth 5 \attachments. (1230). SAVE $2 The Treasury 9;99 Reg. 10.99. Features a ready {, ' ' .. j T Jle s aid hl't.'ommenccd :1 ye ;1r or ··r at h e r t---~=-.~.rsun,·~s~arch---aft,er- b eeornin g fa sci n ated . Reg. SS04. Bridal set ' .. carat T.W. classic engagen1enf ring and 'h caral T.W. 5°d1arnond weddrng ring. 14K gold sel!lngs. ,r "· ~ : .... ·· ~ _ .. , ... , ... indicator l ight,_t.;;h•,;';;m;;;o:t,"li'c'--~~~ "~'-------1---~llli~u: I • ""'\ "'·ith a child 's toy that produces ... a m o urnful wail when whirl ed <1round. The sound, he noted, was s urh thut it "made dogs howl ..-ind strong m en fnll off the wagon:· I le did not ex- pand on the statem ent . lie hung-t}1e toy, a ror- rugatC'd plastic tube. out ;1 car "''indo\v :ind found "to my anlazen1t~nt that the nott• sung v.•as exact· ly proportional to the car s peed . T h t' f i ft h harmonic set in ::it aOOut 35 miles an hour a nd last- ed unti"I <10, the 10th h:trmonic s rt in at 70 and lasted until 80 . · · CR1\W FORll <"a me up with <1 ""bun1ps per second theory ... wherein air •·bun1ps into the cor- rugations at a rc>rtai n frequency, give n in bumps pt.•r second, <:1nd when this freque n<'Y matche s onl' o f the natural harmonics in the robe, it sings.·· . .\lone point, Crawford measured air velocity by fitting tht.' toy in the bot· tom of a plastic bucket, inverting it and moving ilup and down in water. Another time he stuck a trash cHn over his head, crouched in s h allow water in San Francisco R<1y and bobbed up and down, making very eeri e ''mus ic." Cr awforct 's invention comes in three basic types: bugle, neck horn and s lide corrugahorn l:Ill:-1: ctUJ,ITltE~~ NEW CLASSES STARTING NOW CLASSES TAUGHT BY AC.CREDITED PROFESSOR OF DANCE. ALL AGES· BEGINNERS THROUGH ADVANCED. 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Sel f-sharpening rotary blades. Pop-up trimmer for sid.eburns. Travel wallet. 35T. SAVE25% Woodil seats · · Reg. 3.99. Dress up your bathrOo{n .with wood toilet 2. 9 seats,Chooselrom9docoralur color , 4 --. 'AU: Beech at arigethorpe •Open 'flJ'ffkdtyt 1:30 to 1:30. Su~ 10 toe .. .......... City Or. 11 <la(den Grove Bjvil· •Open -10 lo 8. Sunctaw 10 toe. SANTA AMA: 3900 So. Bristol-No. o So. COast Plaza• Open 0.lty 9:30 to 9. Su~ 10 tq 8. ' • -···----·-.f __ --.-...~-·--· . I . ----·- ! l 1 • , • I ,.. .. • !9a-•.1m DAILY l'tLOT ljl Uangford BOO~ psc Out of Rose Bowl Cards Win, 13-10, On L~t Secoml FG ---., GCENl'f'WHIT starter Guy Benjamin went to LOS AN'as'i:i!S':.'The old ad-work._ll., passed foc 15 yards, r1111 • dage of "he wbo uv .. by the toot tar seven as tho clock-Ueked I t •11 ta kicked 1 the ne~ U!.tlum_~oo~ _even u.,.. Y-1• -0 --~y seconds Forty Noll'ahi-i=-+.J te<!h," came back to haunt the -by.Roo'Int••tthe-USCi4.Aflve- UmvenllyofSouthernCanrornla yard peoalty against Stan!«d. 'TJlllW $alllrU;r afternoon as Then BeruamiD Is •IOl!ll!!!IJl!c.11!! 5Uilfardldelied-tbem11U~<lf-a trip gaiD at the 19 and Stant«d callil to~n-Bowl. ,._ m-1c~ 13lelt -- STANFOljD'S·MIKE CANGFORD (LEFT) BOOTED GAME·WINNING FIELD GOAL AND USC'S RICKY BELL RAN FOR 195 YARDS. ' 'fwlce in tbelr ·revious three """e ou w ·1' : • Collaeum footllallJ;,,eetlncs use Langford, w_bo bad already . bJld -'•ed Stanford with a field ttl!•Sed three field goals, _alont ~ With _malring a S.S-yarder tn the oal.J>n.lheJAstplay of_!b_s Lam• first quarter, lined up farJbekick 1--fo-l>eat-lhe~~-aUt °' ~-mat coutd etue some Of"the bit- RoeeBowl be'P.': • ter membey Stanl«d fans still But the thir~ time proved to be carried from those l9W and 1973 the charm r.or the Cards .. they Coli.seum losses to use. Ftve seconds were left when the ball was snapped. No time was teft· by the time the ball cleanly split the U)>rights and the m!icials' bands went up signify• int It was good. Stanford had won and moved closer to its Nov. 22 Big Game with Cal •.. a game which may decide the conference crown, un· less UCLA can win the rest ol its games, which will give the title to the Bruins. USC was plagued bf Stanford's fine defense and its excellent of. fensive line. as well as Ben- jamin's 14 pass completions for 161 yards in three quarters. Pirates Deserve got a 37·yard field. goal from Bell was SC 's only shining Mike Langford to giveStanf«d a light, churning up 195 yard$_in 35 I • B f B • · 13-10 Pacific-8 Confe.rence carries. But nearly half ot that . t·/s a re· eze or rums trtumphbefore68,249fans.' total came on three carries. . . . . ' Stantord's chance to pull it out Twelve other times that standoot 4jameontwokeyplays. · Cardinals defense held him foe There seE'm s to be a biting C'uriosity that makes sports afi. cionado;-want to-compar-e-the-- best athlete~ or teams of•today with their c1J"unterparts or yesteryear. t\nd so it has been with me as coach Dick Tucker's junior col- lege football goliath at Orange Coast College goes on toward a certain undefeated campaign. ;\re the Pirates as good as the great JC teams that roamed the Southland during the Jr. Rose Bowl era?. Can they. stand tall ·alongside the Comptons, Long -R e a c h e s , · F u 11 e r lo n· s , a ers 1e S · . As I watched Tucker's forces ripping Mt. San Antonio College :-" Gi_:t:NN W'Mll.f: WHlTE ·WAS H to ribbons Friday nigflt at'O£C, I tried to maJtei the m.enlal com- parison between powers qf the past and today's Pirates.. , OCC can throw, run. kick, play defense, bloc.k;tackle. run back punts and kickoffs and it has a good bench. But a team like' ?ttt. SAC is too crummy to allow ror a sound evaluation. And that's apparently been the story all season ... no one has been able to provide the Red- coats of OCC with a decent challenge.· The Pirates have never had to ex.tend themselv es and scores have been of the landslide varie- ty des pite Tucker's free- wheeling subslitulionpolicy. There are a few good teams about in the Southland JC ranks .. And there are a lot of poor ones. But it is clear there is only one great one and Tucker has it. It seems inappropriate that this standout team must waste itself in the icky post season game the state JC officials have dreamed up. I mean, when you turn 10 oppo- nents to mince meat and make it to the bowl 1ame.r ~YOU like to think it'll &e ~~metliil)g betttt than a 25-mile trlp'todiil)ly light· ed Cerritos College to Play the champion of a woefully weak conference. Yet that's what's in store for Tuck"-&: Co., thanks to pre- season m atcbing up of con-• ference champs for the various JC bowl games about the state. The first was with 4:40 remain-no gain, or threw him for a loss. L d 5 . ini in a 10-10 ga~e and SC The Trojans of coach John 0 l '1-W • · parked at the Stanford 40~ with McKay lost three of four fumbles a .OQ 8 -~....... fourth down and twg~ to go. and the biggest was in the first Hl~;l;--Jll1 ;;;;ii"'P'l'll~,~...,.~lllti~taJllt.;;PL;A;--1--....Y~~Ui:.-Tbe Troj.ans-eleeted-to eo fer the---mut-after-Betl had run 691'ards lo first down and sent quarterback the Stanford four. On the next -. 1 Vince Evans straight ahead on a play Evans fumbled it away. yard keeper-. blast. SC's pass rush and its secdh· EUGENE, Ore. (A-Pl - Quarterback john Sciarra spn~ror--i:Hree toucliC!owrlS and UCLA· kept its Rose Bowl hopeS alive by whipping,£)regon 50·17 in a Pacific-8 cOnt~ence game Saturday. 7 Sciarra. a 5-foot -10, 178.pound senior, scored on runs of. 10, -q and seven yards as be rushed for 109yardS in 13 cefr.ies. ·. : 'lI8ir6aCks Wenilell Tyler •nd Eddie Mers barrelled lhrqugh giaJll bOle§ ·opened by UC,LA's powerful offensive line iri the game th~t .was played _ er a UCL.<\ amassed 479 yU:ds on the round -the Bruins threw on- ly one pass.and it was· incomplete ·-will> TyJer ,picking up 125 yards and 1Ayers gaining 89 . .., •. , * UO...A sc0Jtf: •Y OUAJlT~JlS 0 t1 t-50 Oregon 0 10 1 0-11 UCLA-Arrnlrl.WI (kkll t.i1«11 UCL.A-S.Cl•rT• IOrun (wtilleklck) UCLA-8'°"" 1 tloWI <Wt!lt• kkll) Ore -S.U.r 11 PllSS from HeNlrt"..., ('Mlocl'IUI llk k) Ore-fG 'Miodllll 43 UCLA-SCIWr• 22 run (Wt!Ll•kl<.kl UCl..A-LM3fVl'_I ('Mllt•kk kl UCLA -5otlMT• 1f\ln CW!'llle llk:kl Ore-&tl"l'l•rttr'l" CWeodfUllllCkl UCLJ.-s.tttJ Gf"'..,t i.u1.ci 1nn- UO-A-BrOW111 • r• lwtllt•kl<.k) A -ll.SOQ. Rm- lftuslles • y•rd'I P•uillO v•r1" Attvm r•reos .,_ ....... furrtOleS -IO!St PwM1tles-r•1" 5TATISTICS UCLA n ....,. • " ••• .,, •• ..., ... " , .. , ., " 12-27·2 .,, .. ,,, 'IND IV IDUAL Ll!AOEJlS RUSHING -UCLA, T'flM 19-IU.SC:l•rr•1).109, AYl'"es "-"· ~. Bennen 12-6J. ~rett ._1:i.. RECEIVING -Oregon, S...... 1-33. ~ 2-11,Gerrett 1·11 PASSING -UCLA, SC:l•rr• 0-1.0, O 'f•rd!;. K4NS4S UPSEIS SOONERs, 23-3 NORMAN, Okla. (APJ Halfback Laverne Smith scored two second half touchdowns and yai;ds. Both carried the ball 19 Hori • ~.~. . -ucioA""Sh<!ntre..-cr20-0-1n~ the fifs\ half before Oregon cut the lead to 20-10 when quarterback Jack 1"1enderson bit Greg Bauer with an 11 -yard touchdown pass and Stan Woodfill kicked a 32- yardfield goal. The Bruins scored three touchdowns in the third quarter to put the game out of Oregon's reach. Sciarra·s 22-y ard scoring run came three minutes into the half. The .Brlins scored again five · d.ru by Kenny Lee after O"regon·s George Bennett fumbled on his own37. :." Sciarra sprinted 34 yards to set up his third touchdown, a seven- a crippled Kansas defense gave a fanatical performarice as the un· ranked Jaybawks brougbtfumbl- ing Oklahoma's Z&-game winning streak_to a ball with a convincing - 23-3 Big Eight college football up- set Saturday. .. A UCLA fumble on the Bruin~· But, as it had done lhrCJt!ghoul . dary were third rate, at best, 38 set up Oregon .. s-final45core-in-tt:le afte.r.no.on...."....Stanl.o_~e-_ most of.the.afternoon. _ the third quarter: Bennett, who work . He pass~ fo~ 15yards, ran It was Stanford's game to win was Oregon's top rusher with 6S dropped Evan~ ~n his tracks. And and this tim_e the Cardinals were yards in 12 carries, pushed over although the vrs1tors we:e unable not to bederued. from the two. Oi-egon's B.elgie to get !llore than ~ne first down sco1t£ •voua1tt•1ts "Grant was tackled in his end zone pn their .n~xt se~1es, lhe Cards SUntord J , o 3-13 to give UCLA a 43.17 le)ld, and te-lwere ga1n1ng ti.me and as ~t ~~?c; 55 LM!Vt0f"d o r i 0-10 serve back Jim Brown's second . ~ned out, precious field posi-usc-L.e• .. P11utromE ... -1w.1kffk1<.k1 scoring run finished. the scoring lion. . . _ ii::~~~;;:~~'"'Vfo"'kkkl midway through the fin al Punting SC back to its l_Bw1th si .. -FGu.1111to<ol1 quarter. 1:48 to go, S~anford dU.C 1n and A-.. ,itt STATIST ICS UCl.A bullied the Duck.Si for 479 stopped r':'sh1ng star Ricky Bell s.... use yards on the ground with Tyler for !10 gain, then freshman de-~~!Ch "31-&J 52.~ carrying 19 times for 125 yards !ens1ve back Savann Thompson P"'ltttv••Ch 2211 ., and A ersl9timesfor89 ards . intercepted a poorly thrown ::='•"'$ ll.._~ ... 11~ e c s cou n t move e • the·sec~ ~ey plaY_.-:-Punt, m _. ball in the first periocl. Aft<>r a Thom_ pson pulled 1l 1n al his F-H-10,,1 >-1 , J ~ 4 d t ed t th USC ~tlln ·i«ard'I .,.,0 1.~ 40-yard punt, UCLA took over on own ., an r e urn ° e 111101v1ouALL•ADl!1ts Oregon's 41 and five plays later 38. ' . RUSHING -s1,n1on1, s,._._ IJ.50, F•nwy Then It t g art b ck s-2J;Soutt1ernC•1,ee11Js-1,s,T.i14111t-JO. SciarraranlOyardsforaTD. a erna tn qu er a RECEIVING -St•n•ord. H111 .. tl, 1,. s-11. P.app•i 4·S7, Sl11Qler 4·51; SoullwmGll, Lff2-M. PASSING -Stenlor'd, 8e<1jamj,n IS-29-0, 161 Y••lli; Co'llo...• l-10.IO. l4 v•ri:b. 5oultllrr1 Git. EvMs .. 11~1J4 yollrds. * * * Cal's Roth leads 27 -24 Triwnph BERKELEY CUPll -Junior quarterback Joe Roth, who didn't win a r egular job until three games into the season, completed 24 passes for 385 yards and four touchdowns Saturday in leading Califo"rnia to a 27·24 vic- tory over Washington and a step closer to the Bears' first Rose Bowl appearance since 19.59. The victory gave thC Bears a 5·1 record and kept them in first place in the Pacific·B Co n- ference, a half game ahead of UCLA a nd Stanford, while Washington fell out of the chase with its second league defeat. Roth threw 23 and 22 yards to Steve Rivera for two of the Cal touchdowns, three yards to Chuck l\tuncie for the third and 11 yards to Wesley Walker for the fourth . De s pit e the brilliant performan ce, Roth almost becam e th e goat when Washington lin ebacker Dan J.loyd intercepted one or his passes with five minutes left at the Cal J I. The Jaybawks, manhandled in the eartx going, were propelled to the Uj)set when Eddie Lewis blocked a Tinker Owens punt with 1:25 le'tt in the rucst quarter. That set up. quarterback Nolan Cromwell's 'six-yard touchdown }'WI, Jlylug Kansas a 7-3 lead at thebaif( · UCLA'S JOHN SCIARRA RUNS 10 YARDS FOR A FI RST QUARTER TD. But th e Hu skies. relying most- ly on the running of big Robin Earl. switched to a passing game and finally gave up the ball aner moving it only seven yards. That was their fast chance as Ca l stayed on the ground and. killed the fin al three minutes. ~R:~~s Favored to Bandle· 49ers Grid Scores There is no reason pairings couldn't be made around Nov. 1 so the best two teams might be matched in a place with keener atmosphere, better and larger facility, such as Bakersfield bas to offer. If OOC could meet the Metro U>S ANGELES CAPJ -The San Francisco will start Steve physically able. But we'll play ·confer en c e c b am ll_t Loo~ Rpts bann'rloot in • Spwrier at.quarterback in place thisaa~etowin." tack in which the ·19ers have Del Williams who nished for 72 yards in eight tries as hi s club fell to Detroit28-l 7 lasl week after lead· ing 17-3. Stanford 13. USC 10 UCLA 50, Oregon 17 Cal 27. Washington24 Kansas2J, Nebraska3 .o\.labama23, I.SU 10 Ohio State 40, Illinois 3 l\lichigan 28, Purdueo Bakersfield on a S er--· tliiiikt" _w ....... -.Jtb 1he "' .Pf. be 1 veter•11 Norm Snead Def en s i v e end J a c k noon it would p .. 0 Sid illldwCo......., 84.-Noi '11 • aiainst' a club whose defense is Youngblood might be a player in overflow crowd iii • 1 llouklia't.be~4ftffic8ll. ., rated No.1 in the NFL. issue. He suffered a knee injury match up the twe)l"!IJCleams F-yored 111 .ll plijn~. the "Wewon!tcban1e,;urthinking against Phil/>delphiaon Monday aroond. { • -Rariil #'fnto llH!"'ga.t\e at the Oh defeilse even th~ Spurrier night. Yet, 8tler six days. he's lnstead,B,OOOer'59~'~off 1 MemorfilColiseum.~'Mtba .,an scra111ble t;etter than expected to stafl against San for Cerritos to see a.Aa:iiw'!:1'1 •1 ~oid •t the -.all way potnt in 1 ~ad, ":said Rams• coach Chuck Francisco. ract, they may seti ll~'of l'e--~aU9na1' Jlootbllll _µague .,.~. · . "We've been ~laying team de- occ·s earlier 31-14·1.._,'0ft:r' r.,..-' !~ , .1-",:·lle also wiU go all out and not fense all the'way:," Knox said. arch-rival Golden weS\:-... · •.. •v ii* 49eri are..z-S: the same as . Vest any bruised~veterans eYen "We'Ve faced~ lot of different Orang:eCoastdeservesabetter tbe other clubs in the NFC West-while holding a four-game frontis and coverages, but our de: fate.Andsodothefans. NeW Orleans and-AUanta:And in divisional lead. . .fense has tied together. And those of us who like to the luck Of the draw: New "We are playing against a "We have the secondary shut- make the comparisom wW never -Orleans faCea the 5-2 Oakland team that is a lot better than the ting off the receivers and a good seeOCO put to an acid test so we Raiders while-Atlanta draws the record indicates'.•• said Knox . rush against the passer,·· Knox can see bow good tho Pirat~ ro-only 'undefeated team In the "We wlll play oor regulars. We said. ally are. 'NFC, the~osotaVildnifs. never play a player Unless he'1tr . But they'll have to stop an at- • \ r ·.,. \ .( l t \.... • ~ I . \ -j -~ . ·• ._ .... _J ; \ . --... ~· / There's a chance for a Knox re- cord. Slnc.e be.co ming head coach of the Rams in 1973. the club's re· cord tor consecutive victories stands at six. lf tbe Rams beat San Fran· cisco,ithe record goes to seven. And if th'e Rams win, as ex· pected, and New Orleans loses to Oakland and Atlanta to Min- nesota. as expected, the Rams will lead their division by five games. .. North Carolina St. 15, Penn Sl. 1·1 . West Virgini a 17, Pitt 14 Notre Dame 14, GeorgiaTcch3 Nebraska 12 , Kansas StateO Colorado 17, Oklahoma St. 7 Missouri 44, Iowa St. 14 Georgia 10. Florida 7 •• Texas A&M 36. SMU 3 Texas37, Baylor 21 Set! Detatls, PageC·Z Complete Scores, PageC"' .. ;. I I I \ DAILY PILOT Sunday,"Novembert. 1975 U .. I Tei.,,"-"• COLORADO FUMBLE -Dave Logan 188) of Colorado fumbles thr b~·t11 after being hit by Oklahoma State's Ilrent Robinson. Colorado r ecovered the ball and went on to a 17-7 college football victory Saturday. s orts in Brie f Lakers Tumble; Kings in 3-1 Win OAKl.t\NO -Rookie Gu s Williams scored 11 points in the fi.nal sevc>n minutes to l e~1d the G_olden State Warriors to <1 11~·106 victory over the Los Angeles J.akers in a National Basketball .l\ssociation game> Saturday night. · . The J.akers, who trailed by 15 pc»nts in the fir st half, tied tht' It was the stoventh consccutivt- victory at home for the Kings and ex.tended the club's unbeaten str- ing to seven in a row . ·The Rangers' Phil Esposito. acqui r ed from Ro ston in a blockbuster trade Thursday, suf - fered an ankle injury and had to be helped from the ice 1:-tte in th e second period. Michigan, Buc~ey es Rip Foes ANN ARAOR, Mich. !AP> - Gordon Rel l ran for two touchdo"'·ns and Jim Smith c:.1ught a record SJ.yard scoring pu s!S from Rick I.each to lead :-;ix th-ranked !\1ichig.an to a 28·0 llig Te·n foo1ball victory over J>urdue Suturday. Smith's TD pass came on the fin(!! play of th<' first quarter and il gave the unbeaten and !Sixth-r :1nkt"'d \Vol vc-ri nes a 14-0 l ead .. The junior wingback "'ound UJl 'A'it h fi ve receptions tor J S.I ya,rd:s. _ The triumph W<tS ~lichigan ·s :<C'vt•nt h against two ties . ~1ichi g~1n is 6·0 in the c qn~ f<>r ence. Illin i Riddled CHA!\11'>..\JG)l", Ill. -Archie Griffin, Pl"te Johnson and Tom Skladany turned in record- 11hatlering performances Satur- day to lead top·ranked Ohio State to a .10.3 Bi g 10 football victory OVl~r Illinois. Griffin gained 127 yards to sur· pass the 100-yard plateau for the 30th timC. lie ripped off a30·yard louchdO\\'n run in the scC'ond c1u ;:1rter and hiked his regular- :o>eason caret>r total to over 5,000 yards. .,. Colorado Win• - • • ND·A1•1ny mt~ Beealled Mesereau Played for Cadets in E~ly '40s Editor'• note: T,,. rnodml.,.. • Aa an assistant COid\ al aportl villa ii prOl!ldlnQ mer· ArnlJ', .Mesereau bandied the talnmtnt , quolft~.ond occoaiorial-<tre1bm en> and scouted ly controver1t1 on ·p We nftltf' vanity opponents. atta:Jned be/are m the world of ·•i relDeiiiber one time · · y t t •-· wb~n. Il..'l\'J Kenna and I 6l,~~.:!'i .. iii'= :O.~~ scouted ~ umble :anct-r -- star pnformer1.---!J!odoy look .at turned with a report t.hatL lhe1e dau• focu1e1 on Laguoa Army would have no trouble Beoc.h'1Tomr.1e1ereau. with them. The n.e:xt Satur~ day, we.~ard a .reporto(tbe' By HOWARD r .. HANDY " game whil• scouUDll another oi-.1»11,111i.ts-.lf o_pponent and Columbia had · -ae once recommended. a won. Wewereafraidtoreturn high schoQI coach named to West Point. Vince l.ombardi to become an l\tesereau had a brilliu¢ assistant at West Point under military career for 10 years Earl Blaik and later served in before retiring to enter the the same capacity wilhth ~~e~-l.~~~~L"'C~~~,;i_ __ ~restaurant busint$5 ln New Jea:e__nd._a.r_y G__re_e~=8;"; '-Ork ·at the famtd. .Mam Packers mentor of en.~ J..eone·s. years. Jt was at the restaurant and Thomas A. l\tesereau. a re-through his connection with sident of Lagul)JI Beach and TOM MESEREAU football that be met his wile, operator of a restaurant in ·· LuisaLeone. Laguna Hills, played three "l was attending a coach ol --. - meet for lunch the day before the 1amc in the 19'10-11-42 era and share tn comaraderie. When the game started. however, it was one of the toughest on the schedule each years at the Military year. Academy as a guard and A native or New Jersey, tackle in the days when foot-~1esereau lived only a mile ball was a game for iron men. from West Point while still in In his senior season at West high school and despite hav· Point, he· played 59 minutes ot ing scholarship offers from every game including a thrill-Ford h a m • Co r n e 11 • ing0-0 tie with Notre Dame. Georgetown, Notre Dame and "I r emember two things several other schools, he pre- the year banquet there and she was celebrating her 19th birthday on the _same night when we met,•• he recalls-. The association has been good. In faet, Marigene, the couple's daughter, is a fourth generation Leone descendent now associated with the Laguna Hills restaurant. about that game with Notre (erred the military academy. ROUI .DER. Colo. -Fullback name," Mesereau says. "l used to go to their foot - Terry Kunz . bursting up the mid · "I drew the wrath o( coach ball games and at that time it During his military career, )tesereau served in the Paclfie in parachute troops, He was aboard the U .S.S. Missouri when the Japanese surrendered and was com- missioned to bring the signed document back to Washington. Rusker•Roll dle behind crunchi ng blocks from Rlaik for being offsides at a was the prC'stigious thing to the interior line, gained 119yard:J critical time when we might do. But 1 didn't go there and soored one touchdown, and have won against a team that through football . I reeeived a reserve fullback Jim Kelleher was favored by 40 points congression al appointment." had another score. powering b<'fore the opening kickof(. Jn high school he played on l·lth-ranked Colorado to a 17-7 "We had the ball at their :i state championship team Rig Eight victory over Oklahoma JO-yard line and it was fourth for ty,·o yc>ars. State Saturday. ~~=~-1--"ncLt..h.c.ee at the lim.e...__L_____Lomardi came to coach in The Au.ff aloes got a fl go managed to be offsides and the high school he attended a :ind TD on th e ir firs t two we didn't make it. year after h<' departed for possc>ssions of the game. Early in "It was in that same game, West Point. the third quarter, Kunz ripped 17 however, that J blocked a "l remembe r him as a y<1rds to pu t the Buffs ahead, Notre name punt and J think rugged. simple kind of guy. 17-0. that partially helped toa rone I-le was never artificial and for my later mistake of being he was a very powerful man. offside." He had the ability to relax Meser eau also remembers and enjoy himself away from that the two teams would the playing field.'' The orders were changed to send it back by ship but l\teser eau followed through with his flight to the nation's <'apitol where newsmen met him and requested a picture but he declined by saying he was not Bllowed to sfiow it-. - Mesereau is a man who believes in physical fitness. He was 6-4 and weighed 205 poonds when he played foot· ball at A-rmy. Today he weighs 210 and plays Qandball as well as enjoying running on the beach for recreation and relaxation. MANllATTAN , Kan. -Third ranked Nebraska scored a quick touchdown on Vince F e r ragamo's e ight-yard _p,ass to Tony Davis and toye(I' "''ith Kansas State~e rest or the way Saturday for a 12-0 Big Eight football victory over thl' Aztecs Fall .southern Football Wildcats. ~ Irish Belt Tech To Arizona e 98-98 on a basket by J----.._. eri'f?\bdul-Jabbar with 5:20 He was taken lo ~1 nearby 1iospital-ftol' ~xamtnation nnd X· rays. SOUTH REND. Ind. -Roso Hrowner and Jeff Weston.keyed li ~otre Dame dE'fense that stopped Georgia Tech's fe arl'd rushlng gam e and Jerome Havens rushed for 148 yards and two touchdowns as the 12th-ranked Irisb took a 2·1-3 win Saturday. Florida Dealt Loss; 'Bama Stops LSU I I Pay. - ,Jamaal \Vilk c•s put the \Var- riors ahead with a b~ket, and Williams then scored six con- si>cutive points to make it 106-98 With 3:14 to play. The Warriors *';'dded six more points before the J:nkers could score again. Rick Il!U'rY scored four of those points, ~nd Willi nm:s got the other t\\10 . L.OS ANGEL.ES 4106) FOf"d 11, W•tM'I" 10, J•Dbet 7~. Ftt"e""I" 11. QDoOttcl'l 1•. Avssel1 l . "· WltH.....s s, Call'IOlll'I •. IC\4* 1. OOL.DIN ST.lTE Cll•I :·a.rr'I' 12. Wltkes 22, R•1' II, C.. Jol'lru.On 2, Smlll'> 11. o . Wltllems 2•. Dl<~kty •· Ov!llllY I, c;. Jo"'™'" •• lo\Arogeles ,. n 11 11-106 GetMflSt•le 111 J2 27 27-lU Tot.I toui.: LM An~1le1 20. Go~ S!iil• 21. ~k•I•: &•rry. A : 11.117. " ,.....,,,."Stars ~ INGLEWOOD -Bob Berry snapped a 1·1 deadlock and Mike Murphy added nn insurance tally In the second period to lead the J.os Angeles Kings to a 3·1 Na- , tional Hockey l.eague victory Saturday night over the New ¥ork Rangers. . ' TV Sports JO a.m. (2J -NFL FOOT· BALL -The Washington Redskins meet the Giants in New York. l p.m. 14> -NFL FOOT· BALL -The New York Jets ' meet the Dolphins in Miami. (5) -COLLEGE FOOJ'BALL -The Oregon Ducks play UCLA in a game taped5atur- day. 3 p.m . 15> -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Stanford takes on the USC Trojans in a game taped Saturday 4 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTRAl,L -Hi ghlights of selected games played this weekend. ' Midnight i ll) -NOTRE DAME IUGllLIGllTS -The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets take on the Fighting Irish, taped Saturday. • Connor• Top• Borg STOCKHOI~M -Jimmy Con· nors survived a challenge from Rjorn Borg in the second set Saturday and went on to defeat the hometown favorite, 6·2, 1·6 and move into the final of the $100,000 Stockholm Open t~nnis tournament. In today's showdown, Connors \\'ill play Adriano Panatta of Ita- ly who upset Onny Parun of New Zealand, 6·3, 6-3. Orantes Adai ance • TOKYO -Top-seeded ~tanuel Orantes of Spain and Raul Ramirez of Mexico. the No. 5 seed, scored victories Saturday and gained today's final of the Japan Open t ennis cham - pionship. Orantes, the U.S. Open cham- pion, beat Tony Roche of Australia, 6-1, 6-4 and Ramirez defeated Ken Rosewall of . .o\.ustralia, 6-1, 1-6, fi -3 in semifinal matches. In quarterfinal matches earlier, Orantes stopped 1-larold Solomon, 6·2, 6·4 and Ramirez b e at Au st rali a's John Newcombe, 6-•I, 1-6, 6-3. Galbraith Ge ts Card· ORLANDO, F1a ."-Huntington Beach":; Sandy Galbraith fired a 71 Saturday and was one or 25 players who performed well enough in the six-day tourney to earn PGA tour cards . Galbraith will join the pro tour Jan. 8 at the Tucson Ope n. A total of 75 golfers participated in the tourney. The winner of the quali- fying school event was 197·1 U.S. amateur champion ~erry Patr. Soriets TriuMpla 0 .1\ YTON. Ohio --Tr1.1iling 61-56 S<1turday night. the Soviet national basketb:1ll team scored seven consecutive points to takC' a 63-61 lead and went on to defeat the University of Dayton, &1-71 . Georgia Tech, leading the na· lion in rushing at 376.4 yards on the gr,ound. Tech found itself in Irish {erritory only threetimes - once courtesy of a Notre Dame fumble that set up the Tech field goal. Mbs-ri Ro•p• AMES, Iowa -Tailback Tony Galbreath ran for two touchdowns and quarterback Steve Pisarkiewicz threw tor two mtre as Missouri trounced Iowa State, 44-14, in a Rig Eight Con- ference football game Saturday. The Cyclones led the con- ference tn ~fense against the pass, allowing an average 75.6 yards per game. However, Pi sarkiewicz connected on 10 or z.s passes for 129 Yards. WEST VIRGINIA TOPS PIIT, 17-14 MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (AP) -Rill !\1cKenzie's 38-yard field goal as time ran out Saturday capped a last gasp rally and sent West Virginia to a 17·14 upset vic- tory over arch-rival Pitt in a rol.- lege football game. West Virginia took possession for the final time at Pitt's 48-yard line with 10 seconds left in the gam~ after Pitt was forced to punt. Quarterback Dan Kendra threw a 20 -yard pass to tight end Rand y Swinson, who barely made it out of bounds at the Pitt 28-yard linl'. With four seconds remaining in the hard-fought game, McKenzie -a sophomore walk-on who had kicked only two fi eld goa1s in five tries in hi s qareer -booted th e ba1 1 perfectly between the up- rights as Mourltaineer fans streamed. onto the field. SAN DIEGO (AP) - Quarterback Bruce fllil passed tor 159 yards and thre(' touchdowns Saturday night to lead 15th -ranked Arizona to a wild 31-24 victory over JJth- ranked San Diego State. The victory b"efore a Aztec re- cord crowd of 53,611 at San Diego Stadium improved the Wildcats· record to 7-1 while San Diego State suffered its first loss ln nine outings this season. With both teams finding yardage hard to come by on the ground, a total of 62 passes were thrown. Aztecs quarterback Craig Penrose completed 25 of 43 for 308 yards and two touchdowns but the Wildcats secondary held ·twice deep in its own territory in the closing minutes to clinch the victory. An interception ot a Penrose pass with 35 seconds left by Wildcats Doug Henderson on the Arizona three-yard line thwarted the final Aztec chance. The Aztecs struck first marching 66 yards with the open- ing kickoff and taking a 7-0 lead on an 11-yard scoring pass from Penrose to Voll on Dixon. San Diego extended its lead to 17-7 mid way in the second period on a school record 53-yard. field goal by Steve l.aPlant and an eight-yard sweep around end by halfback Monty Reedy. lleaM1sWl11 CORVALLIS, Ore. -Ernie Ricbard!on, an unrecrui.ted de- fensive lineman from New York aty, recovered two fumbles and intercepted a pass as Oregon State defeated mistake-prone Washington State, 7-0, in a Pacific-8 Conference football game Saturday afternoon. Wayne King 's diving intercep· tion in t he end zone with no time left in the game doomed Washington State's final threat. The emotional Oregon State victory gave Dee Andros a suc- cessful farewell in his last home game as OSU coach. Andros an· Odunced his resignation a week ago. V ataha, Patriots Battle Chargers ' SAN DIEGO !AP> -The N<W England Patriots will be trying , to kHP two s treaks going tod ay -.Randy Valaha's string of pass receptions and the San Diego O.argers' string of defeats. Vatahe, a tlve-year vettt1.1n from Stanford, who played at.- ~ Golden West College, has taught ~ at least one pass In 24 straight ' cames. The 5·!bot·IO, 110-pounder leads New Enaland'lf receivers wit!\ Zl cntches this year for aoo c't yards and throe tbuchdowm. · The man who will throw to Vataha is qunrtcrback St eve Grogan, a rookie from Kansas State, who is replacing the In- jured Jim Plunkett. Plunkett hrts reinjured the s eparated shoulder be su.ffered against the Chargar:-< earlier this year in a prcsea. .. on game in Foxboro, Mass. Despltq hi s abAe n ce , oodsmakers rat{' the 2·5 Pnttiots as four.point favorites nfl'.ainst theChargt'r"'. ' San Diego, sWl seekjllg its first • i Nationnl Football l~eague vlctory of 1975. will throw a patched-up offense against New England'~ 3-4 d{'fense tod ~1y. Booker Brown. a second-year pro from use. will start at tackle in pl~c{' of TC'rry Owens, Who's !'lulfering from a chronic back ailm{'nt. Brown, who played last year in the World t'oolball League, has been working at a uard, but Charger~ coach Tommy Prothro thinks h~'ll do all right at tackle. l ''He looks very good tor somebody who's been there onlv two days,'' he said. Running back Charlie Smith, acquired two games agq [rom the Oakland Raiders, al so will see his first action as a Charger. Smith, an eight-year vet, ls the third back used to fill the gap for the Injured Don Woods. Wood s, who rushed fot 1,162 yard.>! last year, ts out tor the season with torn knee Ilg am en ts. I • • JACKSONVILLE, F1a . (AP). -Tight end Richard Appleby combined with wide receiver Gene Washington on an un- orthodox 8-yard touchdown pass with 3: 12 remaining Saturday as Georgia upset Ilth·ranked F1orida 10· 7 and virtually killed 'Gator hopes of a Southeastern Conference championship. The late offensive thunderbolt C'aught the Florida defense off. guard. Appleby took a handoff and found Washington all alone at the Florida 30. Washington caught the wobbly pass from .!\ppleby and raced to the game- winning touchdown. . .o\..llan Leavitt, who had kicked a 21-yard fi eld goal in the fina1 minute of the first half, kicked the extra point and Georgia suddenly had the lead. Florida reached the Georgia 21 in the final minute and had field goal specialist David Posey attempt a game-tying 28 -yarder, but holder Rilly Kynes fumbled the snap and the kick went only a few yards. Tigers TW11ble BATON ROUGE, La. -Fifth· ranked Alabama relied on three second-half field goals by Bucky Berrey to overcome a stubborn Louisiana State defense and post a 23·10 Southeastern Conference football victory S<i.turday night. The win , coupled with F1orida's defeat earlier in the day, assured Alabama of at least a share of an uprecedented fifth consecutive SEC title. It was also coach Paul "Bear·· Bryant's 250th coaching victory. AuhrnTfed AUBURN, Ala. -Auburn's Neil O"Donoghue kicked four· field goals, one for 54 yards, tq offset a fired-u1> Mississippi State offense Saturd~y as the two schools battled to a 21 -21 Southeastern Conference college toot.ball tie. The tie !poiled Auburn's homecoming and left retiring .i\uburn coach Ralph "Sbug" Jordan winless this season on the Tiger's home field that is named afler him. Auburn Is now 3·4·2. Ke11t11elqr St••ned NASHVILLE, Tenn. -Fred Fisher passed for 129 yards and one touchdown, leading inspired Vanderbilt to a 13-3 upset Vic- tory over Kentucky Saturday ln a Southeastern Conference foot- ball fame. F s h er's three -yard touchdown pass to Hat Kemp, and field goals of 35 and 23 yards by :rtfark Adams provided the Commodore's scoring as .. I Vandy boosted its over-all r e- cord to 5-4 and its SEC mark to 1·4. \lob Wllfp V iah KNOXVILLE , Tenn . Freshman tailback Frank Foxx scored three touchdowns Satur- day as Tennessee whipped out. manned Utah, 40·7, in an in- tersectional football lame. Foxx, subbing for Mike Gayles, crashed from the one and three and skirted right end for 111 yards on a reverse for his third 6-pointer. Longhorns, Aggies Roll · AUSTIN, T ex . (API - Sophomore fullback Earl Campbell whipped Baylor's de- fense for 133 yards and two touchdowns Saturday and his freshman brother Tim recovered. two fumbles as seventh-ranked Texas punished Baylor, 37·21, in a Southwest Conference football game. The victory kept Texas atop the conference standings wjth a S-0 league mark and 8-1 overall. Earl Campbell, a 231-pounder. tore loose from two Baylor defen- ders on a five-yard touchdown run in the second quarter and ran over Mike Nelms on a 22-yard scoring dash in the third period. Sl'IRJ SMotlN!red COLLEGE STATION, Tex. - Fourth -ran ked Texas A&M dazed. Southern Methodist with an 84-yard touchdown bomb and All-American linebacker Ed Si.monini's 48-yard scoring romp 'Nlth a recovered fumble in re- maining unbeaten with a 36-3 Southwest Conference football victory over the fumbling Mustangs Saturday. · B~re_foot fres hman kicking specialist Tony Franklin tied a school record for mosffieJd goals in a game with kicks~S0,35, and 27 yards, but it was the two lightning touchdown pla.)'$ ln the second quarter that burled the three touchdown. underdog Ponies. • .,,. ..... o .. HOUSTON -Arkansas quarterback Scott Bull's S4·yard pa" to Ted Barnes set up a one- yard touchdown run by Rolland F\Jchs and Steve LttUe kicked a .. 'ichool record four field 1oals Saturday, rallying the Ra1or- backs lo a 20·16 Soutl)wH( Con· f erencef oatb all vlctori'ov ... lUce. i 0.11, ........... .., ·~ ,_.., ' '-----.--__ ..._ DAILYPfLOT Q ' .. P ·owell's ·TD Run • , Lifts 'GWC~. 14-10 BrEDBURGART OfllM0.11' PJ•twt emorei>111>tt·c1zl!d ~hrk Dav.is.had ano_lbu _rug evening • Outh,S backfield teamm-8te;- t.1ik:e Powell, -proved -to be--the hero for the fumbling. error- pl'one Golde n We.st Colleg e Rustlers Saturday night at Oranae Coast Coltea:e. Powell broke loose on an 18- yard touchdown run with 1:25 to pl ay, lifting the Ru :>Uers past a hard fi hting Cypress Gb.argers eam, 14-tO-:-rn ~r n California Conferenc:;e football action. The win moves Golden Wei;t in - to a tie ror the conference le ad with Rio )-l ondo. Both teams are 4-0 and clash Nov. 22. The Rustler s could very wel l be 3·1 i( it hadn't been for some sharp running b.Y Davi$ and Powell who combined ror 247 yards. lt looked like Cypress was go- ing to win when it converted a big mistake by Rich Shrout into a field goal with 2:45 to play. Shrout had ra mbled from the Ru stlers nine-yard line to ihe 23 on a quarterback keeper before care;t~ssly pitching the ball. ror Cy pri'SS (in Golden W.dt"s 14-)"ard line with four minutes left. Jlwa s lhC-Ru$tlers'·e•S'hlh fumble and tbe fourth recovered bY C)o-p~ - Foul' plays later. Don Kindred booted a 30·yard fi eld goal and the Chargers led, 10-7, wilh 2-;4:> to go. That's when the ~stlers pu t together a drive that convinced the 2.800 fa ns why they art- aver aging 358.1 yards per game nashing_ Start-ing from the 33, they drove 77 yards in seven plays with Powt<ll taking a pitch from Shrout and ra mbling 18 yar ds around right end for a TD. Dan ~1cPherson's PAT made it 1.J ·lO. On the winning drive, Po ..... ·ell carried. two time$ for 42 yards and Davi:1 three times for 12. Davis finished with 129 yards 01\ 19 carries and now has J,047 for the season. It was a• lucky win for lht~ Rustler:J wfio fumbled twice in- side their JS in the last c1uarter. The Rustlers trailed 7-0 enter. ing the final pet iod when Davis ran 16 yards for a TD with 10:25 to play. - the second time on an optm pass. His first pas:1 went for a~(:t inthe o]>Ol1ln·g·perlod;1Juthis lu aerial w a:t.lnlerceptt.'d by Steve • 'fhom~on at the Rustier.s• eigb,tri~.;-u1 yard lilie and took away a pro1Ja... t, ble field goal. OAM&ITA•ISTlCI F'lrd *-"' r>lllllnq Fl.-U ~I "'l ll'lft f !r-.l-1pen;llUtt r<11 .. 1w..1o-oa Y•<hr1A11k19 Y•Osp.-ulrtg ,_ .... ---Put\1..,.vg,dhL y .,Os """""Ir.ell • F~lumbles io..t "'"" W OMrtirl c .. , ' .. ·~ .. •• .... .. ,. , ~ .. .. 0 ,. • • .. -" " .... ~ ... •• 700 S-.. o o o~ 0.•lS _ .. ..... ..,.,.... """"" TOl.<11\ °"'' P.itnil• ....... .... ,..,,_,,;11 .J.,.rei Kind~ ...... TOietli •USMllllO GOl9411W.\t .... , . .,. 1• 130 I ,, 1:12 • 14 15 l:5 I 1<1 0 I \S G ' »: ll)t 3ll C.yllf'Mt. 7.:· ~· •• ... ... ~· • ,.. , ... " " " 10 JS . ., , . " . ' 0 ••. :f • • • 0 " .. 0 0 ••• •• •• • • " 0 'Z ~1.0 1" ~ ~s PASSINO ~ ........ .. .. SADDLEBACK'S JIM DeBORD RUNS FOR A SHORT GAIN BEHIND A T£AMMATE'SBLOCK. No Rustl er was near the errant throw and Bob Smith recovered That TD came after halfback Barry Snead was. intet"cepted for " ' • • " ' ........ ... .. . ,, 0 • . " · DeBord Sparkl,es ,-t----Gauchos Romp To 37-3 Victo~y ' • By I.AURENE KEYS OfU.O.ll•f'.ilolSC.111 Quarterback Jim DeBord threw for two touchdowns to lead the SaddlebaC'k College Gauchos. to ?37-3 rout of the mistake-prone Palomar Comets in a Mission Cdnference football vict ory Saturday night at San Clemente High. Unbeaten in conference play, the Gauchos boosted their record to 6--1 overall (~-in-conference) _with their sixth straight win. Sad- dleback is tied for the circuit lead with powerful Citrus, a 37-7 vic- tor over Chaffey Saturday night. Saddleback travels to San Diego next Saturday night, then hosts Citrus in a s howdown for Challenge Of Sexes: It's a Split Former Olympic gold medal ..,. winners Micki King and Don f SChollander ·provided a split in Saturday's diving arid swimming competition at Mission Viejo's Challenge of the Sexes as each came from behind to win. ~ Schol1ander gave his re"ndition of a Perry Como routine as he glided past former Olympic ch ampion Keena Rothbammer in a pair of 200-m eter races at Marguerite Recreation Center# And King, an Air Force cap# tain, turned it on in her last or five dives with a nifty forward 1112 with a full twist to topple Ken Sitzbe rger, a former gold medalist at Tokyo in 1964. Today's action in golf features. Doug Sanders against Laura Baugh.in a m atch at 9 and Hale Irwin will meet Jane Blalock at 1 at Mission Viejo Country Club. The only handicap will be the men teeing off from their customary t ees while the women tee off from the s horter women's tees. Schollander swam sos in the fly and back in l :Jl.45, then came back with a JOO free~ J :11.36 for a combined 2:22.81 to outdo Rothhammer •· who was ham· pered by a reoent iJlnessjn Mex# ico, as she posted a2:27.08. Later the two clashed again with ScholJander stroking to a 2:29.40 with a SO breast and 150 meters in the free. IJ,othhamer swam a2:31.52 forthe200free. .. This was probably a pretty equaljandicap.~· said SchoUander. ''It might have been toomu~h if Keena was well." King said she was surprised she beat her male counterpart. but added, ''The maJe-femaJe questiOn isn•t fair. We were just diving lo win. This is a SPoTt where you simply go out to do your best." Carmen Salvino rolled strikes in Ills final three tries to defeat Paula Sperber, 203·200 and Dave Davis outscored Judy Sou tar, 2'7·200 In the bowling segment of the Challenge of the Sexes at Sad· dlebaok Lanes in Mission Viejo Friday nl&bt. In the rod'° competition Fri· d•y morntn1._ Larry Mahan del'e led Sheila 1>11.1sey. • '" the title Nov. 22 at ~fission Viejo High . DeBor'd connected wit.ti Mark Dobis for a six-yard TD and ~ith Kevin McGarry for an eight- yarder. But most of the credit should go to the Saddleback defense. The hard-hitting front line was relent- less in its pursuit of the ball car- riers and held the Comets to 99 y ards on the ground. Palomar quarterback George Dickerman was chased constant- ly and was jntercepted twice. One was raced back for a touchdown by George~Gay, his second such score in two weeks. linebacker Mike Knapp made the other ihterception. Jerry Wight, Rich Force, Tim Murphy and Hugh Rob~rts were especial# ly obvious and kept turning up in the Comets backfield: lfurphy recovered a Palomar fumble deep in the Comets' ter- ritory, and three plays later ChuCk Van Liew plunged over from the one.yard line. Wbile the running game was not spectacular, the Gauchos gained 116 yards on the ground mainly on the running by Larry Jordan. Jordan carried 12 times for42yards. The unflappable DeBord com· pleted Jl of 21 passes for 142 yards. He completed some or those while being chased ·by Comets, and hit a key pass to Mark Maurer while a Palomar tackle h ad him by oneJeg. Gauchos kicker .nm C"rOldslone booted field goals of 35. 26, and 22 yards. The versatile athlete also had afinepuntreturnof 30yards. Palomar h ad the first points on the board .with a 27-yard field goal early in the first quarter by l Randy Johnson. * * * GAMESTATISTIG p ' Fll"dGOwn1rvsh1T19 ] ] Fint~HISl"9 • 1 1 R..i dvMl5 ~ltM t c TcUl llt'lt~• 1Z 14 Y•chrustlln(t "' 116 Y•Cboasslng lMI "'' v .. ~ 1o1t ,.t 1:1 """Y•nb ve\lllldl 177 2W P\rltW¥g.dlsL :>35.0 •kll YerdSpel'leU111d ,... U.IOS Fumb!Q.f\imblnlosl A.31 1·1 ........ --· V1111litW ....... "'"'"' <>••" McGlr1'y ....... Tot.ls. _,. ----· """'' , ..... ...... ....... , ..... --· °""' Tet.tls .kenlrt~ WUSHING SIMl1CN1t k u• ' " • ' • ' .. ·-· • .. 1 ' ' "' PASSINO --· " .. • ' .. .. P•._,. " " ' • ,., .. lOG0-31 6 117 1-.31 ,. .. ... .. 0 u .. ' •• .. " .... ,. 0 '·' "' 0 "'' • ' ••• "' " '-' " • " " ' u ,. • •• 11 • 17 -LO 0 " .... .. " ,, • "' .5J4 • ,. :i:; • '" ' .. ·"' • " ... ' '" .Jlt Partridge Scores DENTON, Tex.-Ex-GoJden West College running back Brent Partridge scored on a one-yard run, but it wasn't enough as C81 Poly (Porn on") fell to North Tex- as State. 27·17, in eollcge football play Saturday night. Cal Poly held a 17 ·9 lead late in the third quarter. JOHN SHEDRICK (32), RICK CURTIS (53) COME UP TO TACKLE A PALOMAR RUNNER. Dolphins Riddle Diahlos Dana H~lls RunsAmiy With 30-12 Vicwry By ROGER CARLSON Oftlw D.l/fy ,..,.. sa.,, Dana Hills High's Dolphins put it all together Saturday night with some tough running behintl solid blocking and it paid off with a convincing 30·12 South Coast I..eague football victory over the host Mission Viejo Diablos. lt wasn't really close through three quarters . although the Dolphins of coach Bill Cunerty were sitting on a skimpy 13·12 bulge despite dominating the game from the outset. But in the l ast .J.5:08 of pJay the Di.ablos were able to run off only nine plays-and three of those thrusts were turned into Dana Hills interceptions# The Dolphins, m eanwhile, were romping up and down the field with the solid running of fullback John Gill behind tackles Wes Collier and Neil .Jensen, guards Steve Ray and kick Bat# tersby and center Mike Tanner with unreal ease to put the game away. Gilt had runs of 13, 13, 10, 10, 13, 16 and 13 among hi s 159 yards, jn. eluding a one-yard touchdown run in the first half-alm(lSt aJJ on straight ahead blasts. Quarterb a ck Rob St am os scored three times from inches, one a nd fo ur yards out and Ricardo Cosby kicked a 20-yard fi eld goal a nd three P.A. Ts to com- plete the romp. And whil e the offensive block· ing of the line and the nifty run~ ni ng o( Gill and tailbacks Kerry Crabb and Keith King were keep· Penn State Upset Wolfpack Hal.lies, 15-14 Sl'l\TE COLLEGE. Pa. (AP) -Sophomore Jay Sherlill's 24-yard field goal e arly in the fourth quarter capped a raJly from a twc>toucbdown deficit as North Carolina State upset eighth· ranked Penn StateJS..14 in a college root.ball game Saturday. Pe'nn State jumped to a 14-0 lead early in the ftrst half, bul was stymied thereafter. · . After falling b~ 15-14, the Nittany Lions made a despe.r a· tioo attempt at avoiding a second upset by North Carolina State in as many years. They drove from their 20 to the Wol!pack 29 and ~th 13 seconds remaining in the game, Chris Bahr was short with a4&-yardfield goal try. Penn State scored first on a 14-yard run by Larry Suhey in the first quarter and then on a one-yard quarterback dive by John An· dress in the second. Bahr converted after both scores. North Carolina State bounced back in the second quarter to drive 65 yards on seven plays with Ted Brown &coring Crom the one with 20 seconds left in the first half. Sherrilf's conversion al· tempt was wide and the Wolf pack trailed 14-6 at halftime. The Wolf pack took the seeond·half kickoff and drove 7G yards on eight plays for its second touchdown. Quarterback Dave Buckey passed 42 yards to his brother, Don, for a first down at the Penn State 32 . Buckey then passed to Elijah Marshall for 14 yards and a first at the 16. Buckey raced to th e one on a keeper and BrO'Nn &cored . The Wolfpack attempted a two-point pass conversion, but Dave Buckey was sacked, lea\rin{l>enn State ahead 14·12. l • • ' ing the Di ablos pinned to the wal l. the defensive exploits of the Dolphins com pleted the kill. Scott Spear h~1d a couple of one-- yard touchdown runs·in the first half for Mission Vi ejo, but follow· ing halftime it was Dana Hills' defense that buried the Diabl os. Fumble r ecoveri es by Paul Rt>thk e and llenry Mikiewicz and inter ceptions by Chris Walsh, Batter s by and Ron Kosm ala turned ~tission Vi ejo's bid for a 3·1 l eag u e r ecord into a nightnrare. Additionally, Scott Volmerding bloc ked a PAT a t· tempt fb prt.>serve a 7-6 lead. Three times Dana Hills scored on penalty.free drives of 74, 7g ;,ind 40 yards as the offensive linf', i ndividually a nd collectively. whipped its riva l. Cary Greer r ecovered a furn . ble for Mission Vi ejo in the fir~t half to ignite an JS-yard m:trrh that closed the gap to 13·12--bul that was the last shot. for co;1ch. John Murio"s crew. GAME STATISTICS CH .... "'"ldownsr~ln9 .. ' "(rSI do:.w11s P.\Sll>Q ' • "In.I downs ~n"n"'' 0 ' 1'otelllnld11W nr. .. ' Y.,d,fushlfl9 ,,. •• Y•ds1>&Uln11 ,. " Vw d!. lost ' •• ~., ... lb o;>elned "' '" Punls-.v9, dl$1. ..,,, 4"l1 .. V•Ml*WIHttd ... >• F lllTlble1-Nmt11nto\r " " k ...... , Qu-.1"" O.ne Hllls ' ' 0 17-30 Nli1-.loll Vitti,, <>-""' .... ~·-'M ... ~I ..... 'foUitt. ..... ::'.'t.. OMM!k• •-ttt• ......... .1-.... 0 12 0 0-1~ lll U\l•uNQ OlllWI HUI\. kb ,. .. ~ '' ·~ ' n . ,. ' ~ ' .. ,.. M 1\\leflV1•I• .. " • ' ' ' " ' • ' . " .. ~ASS I NO 0.11.a Hills .. "' ... \ 'f I 0 ' • 0 • ' 0 Mhtlolfl Vltkt IQ 4 S " ·~ 0 " 0 '' " 0 " ' .. 0 .. ' . ' ' " 0 " " ... • "' 0 .. " .. .. " .. .. .. .. .... " ·"' ,. .ll\ " .... ...... ..... touilt IZ S 0 ~ ll 12 1:1 1J6Zff CdMBags I.ast Play. 13-12Win .. ,, "" .... . __ _,B,.;y,..H'-'OWARD I,. HANDY -DIMDlllY-l"l••ff ....,.. --+.I Gary Guisness hit Rich Nebb in the end zone on a fourth down pass play as tiine ran cut and Rrad GreeJey kicked the COD-' version point .to give the Corona· del Mar High Sea Kinp football team a 13-12 victory over host Tustin High Saturday night in a Century League game. · It was a fitting climax f<r the Sea Kings and a frustrating fini sh for the Tillers who ap... peared to have the decislOti pilll..rout ·wtth a pair ot tourtlt" quarter touchdo"•ns after CdM had been In complete command for three periods. .<\fter Tustin scored its seeond touchdown with 2:08 remaining and failed in a two-Point con~ version attempt, GuisnesS went to the air to complete two sideline passes to Greeley tO move th e ball to the Tustin 41 with time running out. .A. face mask tackling penalty on a six-yard Joss by Guisness made it fi r st and one with 55 seconds r emaining and the ball ontheTustin32. Guisness picked up the rint down at the.28 and had28seconds left to p erform the miracle with the Sea Kings trailing, 12-6 . Three pass attempts fell harm· lessly to the turf bef<>f'e he Jound Nebb in the end zone on the finaJ. 'go-for-broke a erial that con- nected. Corona del Mar completely dominated aJI st atistics, with one exception. for three perjods. Tustin punter Jim Lachmund put his team out of danger frequent- ly, once wi th a 5J -yard effort. On seven kicks. he averaged 4() yards per try. T he Sea Kings ground out yardage and ate up the clock • while all owing the Tillers but two first half first downs. ""But they could put only one score on the boards the second time they had pos~ession. Ril l '.\'l oore scored the touchdow n on a seven yard run with 55 seconds remaining in the first qu<1r tcr hu t the conversion attl'mpt railed on a bad center snap. :\fter the first Tustin score by' ~p.:oedster Ken Wright, Greeley broke through to block the con- \'{'r:-;ion attempt. l>C'f ensi ve st a nclouts for the Sea Kings included Greeley, Moore, Gr eg Wattson, Spyro Kembl e Rri an Garra tt· .and Brad ~·.ll.. among others • CAMESTa.11sncs C T Am dowM Mhll\Q 7 i;, ,,,.,,dowr!J~1'l"'9 10 .. Flr-.t dowfl' pe .... n.~ ?: (I 1'ot11llln!OOw11s i• i (I Y¥d\MNlll'l!I 1JO I.Ml Y•~~lflll 1111 &S Y•M~t 1" \, ....,, .,. ... .,.. ....... 'JO? 1•l Punts-.vo. Ol'L ~· 7--it ct V~Pl! ... li~ 4"1 .).•"> F11mlll~tumlll" ~t >Z 1·11 -. .. -°'"""411.IM<lr 1. o o 7-1.J TW~ Q 0 0 U--1t c;.,~, rcemblel ··~ -· TOt&IS ,,_, .. ,....., c. ... nite,. Wl'lqnl o•• Tot<t!'\ °""""'' .... , . . •. ·- WUSMINCJ ~ .. , ...... 1t•ny1 a,.. ·~10 1.• • .1' ct •• 11:244 1 S II 'l • • ~ l1 1Sct :Ht l.4 linlilt tlll\9 J.• ·11 14 • .....o 1 12 0 •• 11 .J '' % ).Cl 1 11 Q 11.CI ·~'1144174.1 Pt.SllMO c.r.• .. IM9r .. ~ ........ ~ 'l4 IZ I U. .M Tfttt• • 1:a s Q u ... '-......1"1 'I f ' I I I ' I . . . . J ·-· ..... .....-.. \ "~ p\•· s ~ DAILY r..OT unday, November 9, 1875 • ' ' Women's Golf Results • For Orange Coast Area 1 1 • Dorys Nead was the winner of Nt>l winners included Cei l and Jody Woodw•rdUOdat33. t ;a low .net tourn ~mt'rtl. for lhl" J\rown t7$J , Lueiu Johnston (78) ·"W~men s club ut F ounta.in Vall~y and Marge JI ayes (80). -:Mile ~u are Oolf Course th1:s l.ou Robinson was the-winner ,weekw1thascoreof73. in B flig!lt "-'ilh a gro:ss score or Jn C flight,, Dottie lleacock. 'J>enny )1ackey. Doris Hope and Eileen Bradwell tied for first with 32. Peg Herten was next ~ Jn second place in A flight were 91 . Arlene --verrurth-ana=:Jiine.. w!th~3. _ .:Millie ~ayes and Marilyn 1-lart, McConnell tied for net honors ea.ch with 74. . with 75 with J\1.f.lrge Williams __ Wand;ai GnaB_Y w:tS lh_e winner third at 78. d B fli ght w1lh 74. with Sally Rosie Uchizonowrui:theCrugbt Ellie Schmidt cai>lur!!I I!IDgJrt with 31. followed by Marion Cook and Becky Chenault at 33 and Maudie Weidman at 34. 1,esho_second at 7S. . gross v irtor with 91. Pat Gill J Jnll'C Brown t·artured C thght finished. fi rst \n net action with ~ith 76, follo~cd by Eleanor 75, followed by Cla re Col lin.S (76> ::;nuth ill 77 :i nd l .1 rol l.ottat 78. and !\1 ay Thompson (l!lJ). It was llar b:1r:.1 Stewart the w inner in )) fli ght with 73, followed by M lissa Neishi at 74 and I.ii Jlohbs cit 77. 1\1 ae Bible was the winner in 1': flight with 75, foll owrd by Rhe<t J\>wden ~ll 78 :.ind :.i tie at 79 betweerl Lorrain~ Spat and Bert Cowie. Neva I.a Combe has been elect- ed president of the \lo'Omcn·s club with Barbara Slcw;1rt .scrvinfr as first vice-president and tourna- ment chairman. Second vice-president and ban· dirap chairm an is Ann Ford with Carol Lott a s s ecretary a nd Gladys Richardson as treasurer. i 1 J'lfesa Verde ! .-Jn a better ball of four some event on m eeting day for thl' -women's club at l\l esa VerdC' Country Clu b, r:my Burckle. Irma Rendet, Nat;.ilie King and Phyllis Neuhrenberg finished with 60 for first pl:1ce. Rrenda Ron aldson, 1-~lcanor AJtman, Clare Collins o.tnd l\1at> Donkin placed second with 63. !\lari a n Sc h u lt e, M ar y Wanamaker. l\1arge Willian1s and l lelen Doody finished third ,-with 64. Another 64 was posted by Mary Ann Dyer, Ellie Kitson, Dorothy Jordan and Pat Pike. : In a stroke play event, Stell a 1 Srelsa finished first in gross ac-- 1-tion in A flight wilh a 91 . Muno• Viejo In a better ball of threesome competition on meeting day. Eve Wilson, Rezannc Miraglia and Ann O'Connor finished with a 96 to capture first place at Mission Vi('joCountry Cl ub. Two teams ti'-'d for second at 103 including Edith Carpenter. Edna Leonard a nd Ruth Jenkins on one. On the other were Shari Eastman, Micky ~hannon and Barbara Gref'r. Jn at 104 were Kay Morrison, Betty Cate and Bonnie Baker. President's cup competition will begin Tuesday on a match play basis. Handicaps will be used with no qualifying round schedul ed. EINi,,_t Sa•taA•• .. Area ·Football JCs,Preps Outdoor Grid Standings Racquetball ' f. i, JC, Prep ~ W ~~~~!.?lo ~ SC.. ... ~ • .,.,.. ~k ' o 1 1 l-S GolcltnWHI • 1 • 1-12 I Scoring: Stddl1b9c:k--Se.tl'Olf ),. t Mu•pflf, N1wt0fl. Goldin Wt~l t C..k1y •, T. Crook ), Fel:l!afl, J, ~•' ~HorrNU.OtMll,S.WWIOIO<. VAllSITY sc: ... 1..., Quet'len Unf\lfrtlly 1 l ' ,,_, 5«vl111 0 , 0 1-4 Unlw™ty KOtln11: StmO'\Ofl 1, 9abl, llonenll, J. CtmP"'9tl, Calltft- ll'ltl, ~· .IUNIOll VAftSITY ........ ,, ..... 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Ski Show Set For Newport The annual Orange County Ski Show, hosted by the Balboa Ski Club, will be held Sunday, Nov. 16from 10 a .m . lo lOp.m . at the Newportef' Inn in Newport Beach. Price of admission is Sl.25 for adults and 50 cents for children 12 years and under. Tickets may be purchased al the door with the public in- vited. U..l"nlty tc:Otltti: J(lsflhwlf" '· WllDll.tlZ. JUNIO•VAlttlTY ...... ..,QNt'l1n. 2. Dfl'ltf"I$ fMI IO:S. J. <:«1on (Ml 11 : 104, 111.ty IM) 11· IO S. Wt"*' /Ml 11 ·1tt.l.OY•(M)11:7'7.tllolltt'IJCMI -------------------------1 OKU ,.,_. J 0 J 0--S OOwfttT I 1 0 1--J Otll.t Mtu atorln1: Dolen •. ·- 11 Jltl.Carl IMI 11:1'1, P~t (Ml l); U 10. W11ttt•"-'IMI (Ml H:• •llOSM·SOfO" tt9Jlt..,._-..C.11 lltl C4J) IUttn. I TefooltlKJ10:S12,Dt\IO!.lllM (H) -ROlfl.t(l•H 10:911 l. k '9 CHI lO;J.4 • GllUln (H) sun.,......,..,. · 1o:Ms. w._. '"' ,,,,. •. woedlott c::.111,MtM • J 2 $ 1--l3 04) 11;°' 7. V.. CH) 11:061. Aklf' IHI 0.--,. O I O 1--J 11:11t. Olede IN) 11 ;0I 10. Gt.An CHI c..11-.KWtnt1 'r•1t.MekW't. 1111?. ....,_ i, W ltlMA' l. OI~. •llotM·SO'H PltOIH•IOfON or-.. 1»1 (Jtl H•llitfttll INdl , ..... "'~ • 1. Tt.ot,..,. 101 10!41 2. k:fif'llOO ..... ...,... I' 1 I • ~ IOI 10:• l. Dl~t\M (H) IO!'° t.. Oltt'IHllll I 1 0 ......... ,.. IN! 10tl.e $. 0.11111 IHI ffl:M .. i., Mmioll VltJt IC..-tnt: 0-.••I S, '--IOI IO:M 7. Wlel:ll CH) 10:• L 9'' l.M, .._,. "-""1" 1. DIN ""...,_ """'**• 101 111f0 •. ••-Y IOI Ml-1\0.'-'f, )l:Otll. WoM!lotk IHI II CM: • J I NEW 100,075-SQ.-F'C BUILDING WITH RAIL, DOCK·JD.GH LOADING, EXPANSION LAND, PROTECTED ENVIRONMENT, EASY FREEWAY ACCESS AND MORE~ For Information on this or other building elternallves. call your broker or Ron Malouf, Mana~! 5ales and Leasing. at (213) 628.,.204, (714) 1010. AVAILABLE ~OWA.T :~~ COMPLEX . I " . MUSIC INOUSTRY Mat ftt , : .... COi I • ...... J .............. .. ltt••""'' ~ .... ... ..... .......... --·-..-.-· ...... l""""9. ............. .. ,.., ..... ..0 .............. 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Ca 92626 IFMNE INDUSTRIAL COMPlEX ' ' • ·' ; 1 • ' ______ _.l.J f 'I b n ii i' l ! s I ~ J ( Housing Threat Ende~? . . " . Builders See Healthier Secuon Next Year · WASHINGTON (APJ -Home bullder1 and lenders have weathered a sttious threat to IOClallon or Home Builders. "My feelio.i is we're going: to have a sufflc1ent supply of 101,nable tunda ror the foreseeable future .•• their fragile recover)', prompt· ing industry economists to harbor hopes that the next build, Uig-seaso1nrul be-b<:il!lhi<:Mb,1'1t-:: the last one. -T,tiat-means expected-ample supplie.s of money for home b~ers at stable rates in the i -moriths--a.Jleaif"iiiaaQdeil1ifus a.- for l'he ge.neral economic re· covery. "l llllnlt there i• a pn!tty good chaoee that .the mortgage rate'i.s 1t1blli1ed.+ 'lbll la-.qtually certain to be a r--"'-L.-f---"'ecoccL~•r for aav~,~~-1 The threat had been the U.S. Treasury, which sop~ up $5 billion of money ffom the markets in· September and paid in excess of 8 percent interest tor it. Historically, •uch rates on R[Al_r_l'.T.Aff-_ two-year or comparalile·•1ermffi"--.. ~-1 _ L ~.JI government securities ~have sucked money out of savings and loans J1S depositors seek higher yielcts. BUT THE FEDERAL Home l.oan Bank Board reported Tues- day that new savings at the thrift institutions exceeded "''ilbdrawals by $618 million in Septembel. That was only half the $1.3 billion by which new sav- ings exceeded withdrawals in August, but it was the fll"St net in- flow in three years for Sep-· tember. i\teanwhile, rates for govern- ment securities have reced~ · below the eight percent level and the Treasury's steadily mounting Irvine estimates of borrowing needs thrOugh December have stabilized. "August and September. and the bews we're hearing now, re- moved any cloud," said John .Stafford, economist for the U.S. l..eague of Savings Associations. ''And that cloud was pretty far over the horizon .·• "/\ SEPTEMBER outnow would have been a disaster," said Michael Sumichrast. economist--for the National· As,,, -aavlnprilrl:lre housln11-ln,: dustry'ai-reeorCI year-o!-1912, wllen bo/llJ:leo ~tarted 2.4 million new umts .. the new savinp ac- cumulated by savings and Joans totaled $22.4 billion !or the entire ye-.r. starts are currently running an annual rate of 1.2 million. SUMICRRAST AND Stafford agreed that interest rates, which• hit an effective rate or 8.94 per- cent for new homes and 9.14 per- cent for ei;isting homes in Sep- tember, aren't likely to reeede much, it at all. Stdfford explained that one major reason is thBt s~virlgs and 108Jll, despite their healthy cash position, now constitute about the only lenders around in the home finance field . Until recent years, savings and loans accounted for about half of the Dtft! home loans made every year. But llfe insurance com- panies and the commercial banks have reduced their participation in this market. Speculators Eying Land For the first time in ne·arly f-i-ve---Dan-€urti-rl1a~-been named-sales-Many-o(-the-ind-u&trial..a.il.es_are_ years. the Irvine Industrial manager of the IIC's developer rail-served. Complex is offering industrial sales program and will be locat-and ofrice building sites for sale ed at the IIC headquarters, 2122 ''The sites offer excellent to speculative developers, it was Campus Drive, Irvine. potential .for development of announc~d by Brian D. Hogg, !IC Curtis_was _[otmerly sale_s single or dual-tenant industrial vice president of sales and mariager of Koll /Irvine Center. buildings-.-----two-story olfice....build- marketing. Solltbern California's first in-ings, multi-tenant building, mini· The 12 sites are in lheUC's new dustriaJ.-condominiwn project. warehouses or public storage 300-acre expansion development develoPed jointly by fhe IIC and warehouses," said Curtis. in the City or Tustin, located ad-the Don Koll Company. Curtis, The Irvine -Industrial Complex jacent to the Santa Ana Freeway Who has bee'b with the project encompasses more than 6,300 at ?1-1yford Road, Hogg said. since its inception 3 years ago, acres in three locations in The speculative industrial/of· coordinate4 the saJe or lease or Orange County, California, about rice sites are th e first to be Of· more than 75 of the 101 con· 40 miles south of Los Angeles. fered by the llC, "'the nation's dominium units, Hogg said. The llC ofrers industrial land for largest industrial park, since both sale and·te-a.se as well as re- 1970, \vhen several industrial THE S P ECULATIVE de· ady-to-occupy .industrial build · • DAil Y PILOT QJ + ~ComeAllte lnThe New Land . "' Discover what you've been missing during th e dull, dreary, first part of your life! Anaheim Hills: 4,200 master-planned acres of fresh surprises along the sunny slopes of historic San ta Ana Canyon in north · eastern Oran9e County. A land of green and gold coiitrasts awaiting your pleasure. Fly a kite,one·putt a green, swing a racket, ride a·horse, go to school, have a place of your own. Come alive, country-style. The neighborhoods? Delightful townhomes, hand-o some single family residences, attractive apartments, presented by some of the west's most prominent builders. Fine homes at affordable prices fOf people •' who care w~et'e they Jive and how they live. Like the thousand families who already know the pfeasures of the 18·hole championship course, the cOurts at the Racquet Club, the equestrian trails and the slmPfe fun of just biking along a winding road. AU of this and more, is only a hlll or so away from work, shopping, major freeways ; but far enough for you to know that you'Ve really arrived when home is Anaheim Hills. Come select yours !oday. Make a new life In the New land. Come visit us. It could be the best move you ever made. The new land comes to life anaheim ··~hills Townhome.s. Oak Knoll, Parlt¥iew, The Galerie, Single Family Homel . Btoad- moor Homes. Wooderest. Anaheim Hills Estates, EastridQe Estates. Lake Summit, Westrldge, Luxury Apartments: Canyo n Rim VIiias, IN HUNTINGTON BEACH Equal Housing ~ Opportunities ~ J 1 • • ~ites "''ere sold in th~ 11C adjoin-, velope.r s_ites are all fully im-ings ranging in size from 4,000 to 1ng Orange Coun£y Airport. proved, including curbs, gutters. over 100.000 square feet . The IIC --------------.erground-ut-Hi ti es-and-range-al.s 0-011-e.r:.s-.b.ui~Cl.!..S.ult.e. llOGG ALSO announced that in size from one to ten acres. capabilities·. bUXIJR¥-Ll\LING-LESUHAN-1-MILE FJlOM-TJiLBE~ I I NEW PHASE II: Jasmine Creek, Newport Bea:ch, and you Some say "you can't improve on perfection:' We think our new Phase II locale in Jasmine Creek proves you can. There are many superb locations ... blended with the beauty o[ nourishing gr~nery and jasmine. At your private clubhouse, large crystal pools, 8nd 4 tennis courts invite you to play night or day. And most channing of all, .You'll discover homes you can 'fall completely in love with. Homes with fresh ideas : filled with garden sunlight inside -fully landscaped Q.Dd cared for outside. A whole new latitude or living by the sea. And the security of n. 24 ·hr. attended entrance. Today. come v-ie\v Phase II. n perfect complement t.o our lst edition. Sec the models and 1;hoice o[ many enchanting and superbly located homes. Proliab!y the mdst de- sired living to be found in all of Newport IRVINE @ Bench. Excellent financing. Vi.iAGE:s .....: i\\.j. BtuX.'K & ~>."6, INC.',,\>1 ~("n•Ptl"'l"•fl I 't1mp•n•• Jn the Vill•Jte of tl•rbor View. llomu from .199,t;O() lo 1136.000. ! • \. • I • IJirect.ion1: 3 blocks 1-.:a.11t of M 11c· Art.hur Blvd. on San Joaquin l·l iJl.11 Road. then o ne bloc k South on MarA"Uerit4 to the security M:Bte. Phone (714) 640-4020. .. ' . - L , • EVERYTHING'S INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: • Shag carpeting •.Custom fireplaces • Deluxe "Ultra-bright" country kitchens • Front lawns with a tree and sprinklers •Wet bars •Shake roofs •Concrete drives • 3-car garages • 3 baths •Rear and side yard fencing • 2200 square feet of livi ng area MOVE IN NOW $64,900 to $68,900 \ _, "1()11()$CAlf .... Landmark _N Hon•cs ' •••1111 ... , 0 ,,,,__ -~ ' . ,, •• ~ ;-,..._ '•• ' l lll~ AV(, ~ Gt ._ C.At,I I A -- < -~ (714) 842·7497 • ~ ; ACSOSS THE STREET FROM FABULOUS CENTRAL PARK Landmark .Homes • _, I ' . . .. ~ " .. I I . I I i· , I ' . l I ! I ' Sunday. Nov.mt>« I. 1175 ........ Real Estate •I ·'' Questions/Comment Decorating on I • • Budget • • . r-----------------------1 ! Avocados · .. ByA••ttor R•ndall Mccardle, Phd. ! Producing Grove Costs Slashed at Ocean Hill.s Model.s I tethniques employed by lhe two I women are chintz wall hangings, I patterned fabric stretched and I framed on canva:1 ; an octagon I nights t and c r eated from a I A uniq ue, expert mental project :;elected for the task. Working I have always wondered why one house sell5 fur sponsored by La Quinta Stylellne from a strict $10,000 budget, they s1y $57,500 : wbJle just. down the street one g:oes for Development Company at it5 accomplished the mission in one over $60,000. J have lived in the same area here i:i Ocean Hills, San Clemente month's ti m e, a pproximately Newpocl ror over fi ve yearll now and observed the townhome development has re· Sl,OOO underthe allotted figure. s1me houses in our development sen for different su It. e d -i'n t wo c om pl etel-y The sum of $4,058 was-the totlll prices. Jt 11.w.us amucs me. While ll makes for furn1s~ed and d ecorated mcxlels cost for furnishing and decorat· good conve rs ation wltb neighbors over the back at a pnce-ofunder$3,000 each. ing a t wo·bedroom, l Y.r bath Jente or at a eocktail party -could y9u adA. UY. • The concee~r~f!lo War· model in cluding carpeting and finilive rea sOriSWhY.Smttlr buy·e·rs aye·wf11U.g·to-pa,.--S:en-Slii_R •.a ai _ at d~ra p_e.l'.i e.a..-.A.:li~ger..=ailee::--~? monstra Ung-the-counUess budget 5iilioom--:;-2Mt~UL (hodi::I was ~1.1a·acre mMUre grove Proven FallbnX>k are• Good income hlflory Exel. Financing · LaiY lnl. Other gl0\l98 available cardboard sloraJll. l>o• drll!l'!LI • _ wilh acolorfulthr owcloth; and-a I J• ~c:iij-t::~t:mt--I cinder block box.sprinp ••Pl>O<l I P.O. ... Ml-I ·r~!J>lacing ·the the convenlional j'11 ...._._ • 1, I liigh-c!!!!t.bmlh:&m""-'-~ ='--. --=-----I Re cOnditioned ... mattreiiiS llllif£& were'"""'bou-gflnt 11.-rrllcliM-ol' Uiel'ln't!": V ~11 rost for new , and d~jgner sheets I, · ' -and-matching comrorteni were-I'--09-CALL COLUCUUAI 616.56" I R.lr.M., COllla Mesa ap,p~ach~pen to homebuyers completed tor ·$4-'-876 including llow much cu11 I ~et for my home' C0..2!!'!~l h tod ay 's inflated carpeting and dr 1 ap ertes. llow much it i.s worth depends partly on how economy. As p genera gUldetiOe;the \\'ell the house 1s prepared (or sale. Buying a house The l . 1 . · Schauwecker-lnm an team was i::i an emotion<il t.•xpcricnCl' a::i w~ll as a practical . ypica cost of a decorator· asked to confine all purchases to used ln place of bedspreads in ~------~-----,--"!'"-----------A several bedroomli. Jn th e f i n ft l a n alysis. Schauwecker a nd Inman have furnished model for a neW born e I I ·1 ~tndeconomi1..•onc sales compl e . r oca sources ava1 able to the $1S OOO x ranges . r ~m average home buyer. . · to $45,000. The bwlding Jn planning their decorating ' ' The fartor~ or loc;1tiun, closeness lo shopping , school::;, church<'S. transportation are beyond the control of the owner So are the needs of the potcn- ual buyer. How n1any bt..'llrooms he must have, en- tt"'rtainment space, the separate little house on the b»ck or the lot for Aunt Nettie. But the emotional factors -the O"''llcr ran do something about those. farm, t~rougb s pecial arrange. approach at Oc ean Hills, the two ment with q roddy Mortgage In· wom en began by deciding on a veistment Trus t of Santa Ana. last basic' color schem e for each of J.uly emplo.yed two local area re· the two models s1de1,ltS to tll~slrate th~ c.ost .re· Green was chosen for the Plan taken a pr actical 1975 budget, confined all. bu)ling to lh~.1.wl· lets and ser vices a vailable to the public and created two lively and engaging homes at a nominal · cost . LAGDNA~- • \Vhat about the house's impression? Would a "''rought iron railing on the bare cement entryway, ~1 matching mailbox give it appeal? What about a door painted an inviting color in contrast to the house? Would a Saturday invested digging in red"'·ood strips edging the nower beds add a touch !)f neat order lo the landscaping needs? duct1ons possible b:Y elim1nat1ng 2 modt>I, highlighted by varying ~he use <?f a professional de<'orat-shades of yellow and orange ingserv1ce. while blue w·as used as th ~ primary color in Pl an 3, accented by rt'd and white. ' ' VISITORS ARE welcome t o view the tw o expe r imenta l mOOels, now open at the Ocean Hills 3rd Phase Sales complex locat e d in the complex two blocks north of the San Diego Fr eewa y a t the E strella off. ramp. Two additional models, one of which serves as the sales office. are unfurnished with <'arpeling and draperies only. OCEAN. VIS.TA '.'lON F. OF TllESt: INVOLVt: much outlay of eash, yE't contribute lo the emotional sala bili ty of a hou se So does a neatly' trimmed lawn, cleaned and paintt'd screens at the windows, a coat of paint on the house if it needs it. Does the door chime work . and is the brass knocker polis hed? MRS. ANNE Schauwecker of San Juan Capistrano and Mrs . Patti Inm an of Irvine were AMONG TllE innovatlvf' Madrid de Espana Now Open in Viejo M a d r i d d e E s p a n a Sarg~t. largc:;t of the plans, offers neighborhood 31-A opened Satur· a562square footmastersuite .• day in Mission Viejo orfering 34 Membership in three recrea· three, four and fi ve bedroom tion centers isavailable to Madri d Oc e a,n Hills is a $8,000,000 t(>wnbohle development in tbe coastal hills of San Clemente. Unobstructed ocean views are featured by nearly every home. Pri<'cd from $45,100 to $63,600, the homes are a vailable in six noor plans ra nging from two to thr ee bedrooms a nd l 1h to two baths. Whil e keeping a house neat inside is logical comp3ny manners which can be put into effect al nnce. other aspects or the' interior cannot. Most buyers look at a house with a view to wh a t they can change to suit their tastes. But that doesn't mean that the worn walloaucr in the entrv area shouldn't be repl aced. the living room walls rolled with a coat \}f paint. homes. de EsP.a n a h om eowners on a Five diff erent fl oor plans rang· vo luunt8ry basis . The communit y AJ~L HOMES fe ature covered ingin size from 1775squarefeet to also contains two goU courses, An int erior that reflects care, cleanliness and ~ood taste can very well tip the scales of a buyer 's emotional balance toward saying, "All right, I'll tak.ejt ··The tast.e...need._not agree__with the byy_g r 's, but it should be consistent in its style. 2920 square feet are priced from (one public), an equestrian center front entries, sppcious. outdoor $52,995 through $77,49Swithmove· a nd numerou,s professionally patios or sun decks, ove~,tw4> ins schedul ed for late March. pl anned and directed activit ies. car garag es, in-home laundry h areas and fully built· in kitchens. 11176'~-___ ;---,.-,...,.---"T"'"'"._,M.,_..a,,d!Jri><'d>,d!"e"-'E"s"!p~an!!;a:;_!m!!'od:'!!:'e'!.I ~-IR'eer-eat-ion-f:ac.ilitiel--incl'"""'a....----------..:.,:; The plans offer three, four or complex m ay be reached by Cak· TIDS CALI.S FOR AN OBJ ECTIVI': tou r by the owner with the film of habit and acceptance re· moved from hi s eyes. five bedrooms. up to three full ing the I.a P az offramp from the private clubhouse, two heated baths. family rooms and two and Santa Ana.San Diego Freeway, swimming pools and a nine-hole three <'ar garages. Two pl ans turnin g l eft O'll La P az t o pitch and putt golf course . feature garden.view, U·shaped Ma rguerite P arkway, left again Be aches and m a rinas, parks. f.le must be critical. Is the floor covering in the kitchen worn or out of date as t o depress a housewife who just inspected a model ho me t his morning at a development her husband says is a lit· tie too far from work? Are the cupboards appeal· ing? Does the bar e bulb in the utility room need a fix ture to keep it from being garish? kitcherls extending beyond the re· on M-ar guerite and following the golf coyrses, s hoppin~ and civic ar wall of the house. The Casa signstothehomes. centers are all within the im· Everything should work : the light switches, the door la tches, the disposal. the fu r nace, the thermostat. The wa ter faucets Should not chatter Or drip, the toilet s s hould flush without stic king, the Q ·uee n S urf Praised as closet door s stay closed. ' IT'S ONE THING 'FOR lhe male prospect to Investment -look at the gar~ ~Culi!,ting its potential as a workshop, another to peer through l~iitte: 1usl-J n view of recent hous- to see the walls . There should be an 1mpress1on of ing history and the pre- ~der , of a pleasant place. ~aybe here some new sent rate of inflat·o fixtures could help, a makeshift wall shelf anchored p e 0 p 1 h 0 b1 n, properly so the paint cans don't seem about to fall beachfr:nt w esiden u Y off, tools hung on nails. od r . ces Ho~ about landscaping in bac~? It should be ~ta~~i:~e i :v~~'t"r:e ~t neat, with as much. appeal as J>?SS1ble. In Oran~e say.tk aig Merrigan~ County. back yard hvtng Can be important. A pati o Bill Evan . 0 ners r and y a;rd should look lived in, not discarded. I.on . Be sh . wQ ~ The .Realtor , when he lists your house for sale, g ac . ~. ueen s wants you to get a fai r price. He will make sugges· Surf condom1n1um . tions especially if you ask ror the m, for adding ap· "This is especiall y peal. At the sam e time he doesn't want to hurt your true since Proposit ion 20 feelings by be ing too critical of your home. Parting was passed which with it is also a n emotional experience. s pel I e d cu rt a in s for Do a little preparing yourselr before you ask the future b eachfront re- question : how rouc h can J get ror my house? sidential development," Prepare for t he couple who want to fall in love with said Evans. your hoUfe and just might -ir you show it orr at its .. Buying suc h a locale best. > EDITOR'S NOTE : Randall R. McCardle is an invest· ment .analyst , college lecturer. and author of "Real Eatale in California.·· Send yaur commt"nts and questions to Randall R. McCardle, c.'o the Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo:t 1560, Coita Mesa 92626 such as ours is.like pay· ing only for the air space and getting the condo free an'tt time will bear me out."' the developer added. mediate vicinity . Migb, wide'---~ d • I an v1ewsome. Un iqu e cond ominium homes , surro unded by s!<y , water, fairways, mountain s, and the greatest view in the Rancho Mirage /Palm ~prings Area! M. J. Brock and Sons, Inc .• a nnounced that Phase JI o f its SI3.5 million J asmine Creek development. located in Newport Beach, will be com prised of 40 addi· tional homes, r anging in price from $99,500 to $136,000, and will feature many ocean view homes. No cond o minium in the desert quite equals the tower home. Although yo u may choose not to interior luxury and exterior bea uty o f chis one· join chc private Desert Island Country Club, ics a11d ·o11ly high rise country club communitv. presence adds value to ownership here. Security? Begun in 1974, this de· velopment, in its first phase, offered a total of 75 homes, which had a i>rice r ange of $95,500 to $118,500 and consisted of six di fferent n oor plans. These same hom es are available in the second developme nt phase, and are designed with two and three bedrooms. They r a nge in size from I ,800 to 2.600 squ are reel and offe r single· story, split level and two- s tory dwellings . The private community also featur es a 24 hour iuarded main entrance. Jas m i n e Cree k is IOCJ1led three blocks eul d MacArthur Boulevard on San Joaquin Hills Road, tben one block soulh on Morguerite lo the sec).lfi.ty gate. The IDCllMI &omes are open · l 4dJ from 10 •·m' lo I p.m. I\ • --' .. at s ou .1rJc1n c:oplst:uono Seiling fast! The beach area's most exciting he\v .. Spanish Village'". 2-3·4 bedrooms! Private streets, priVatc entry ... all on a hill overlooking San Juan Capistrano valley and Dana Point Marina just 3 miles away. Bu y now. Beat 1976 prices! Frum $60,000 Exct·llen! Tcrrns T•ke S.n 0 1eoo F r11w•>' to ORTEGA off-f'.1mp 1nd 90 lef\ •I 1ne Del Otilsoo Jignal. Follow 0.1 ObhPO 10 Int mooe11. Phone: 17 14) 493-5363 ' , ·rhcrc ar c wonderful rea sons for collecting the.Se Tot'll. A manned community gate plus owncr- ho mcs into two gr aceful towers, then surrounding activated entry contro ls at your tower. Pent- thcn1 with a 25-acrc stocked lake and a to tally houses are available wit h some 5,000 square feet unobstructed (no struct ures whatever) Desmo nd ,o f space. Every hom.e has a hi.age balcony ... all Muirhead Charnpio nship go lf course. Most i1n ,1ppointmcnts arc the ve ry finest. And noc a bic port ant, th is planning frees 160 acres to beauty... uf mainhenance_ required. Swiinming and tennis. beauty at work as blue water and green land ... and as well as available maid service. See it now. .ill of ii as part of the tnilcs df view from your Furnished Models. Write or call for fur~thCr information. (714 ) 328·211 1 Tower Homes from SSS .000 ft.-.. Island Penthouses from s 1st ,000 ~ert i--------------- -----------------·-- - - I : Desert Island ' ' ' I 'J8.900 /1land ()rjyc Rancho Mirage, Dlifuru i~ 92270 Plc;iSt cxptcr rnc un (J:nc' ---------------- •"t---.~I thr rorntr nr Hob Hopt 1)1 . - I'( FrJnlc Sln1ua (), :..., '"'~ 10 r -• - ' ' ·' . J -- llllEAKFAST NOOK IN SANDCASTLE PLAN Populer Feeture et Broedmoor San Clemente (;l~men.te Traet -Home Models Offer A Breakfast Nook I \ ' , .. -. • Sundar. Novemt>ert.1175 DAILY PILOT Cl. "~C01111ty M.~rket Strong Oraqe County'• 0¥isllnl liome Exltting hom e sales 1alned in more rapidly than the new. ln marltot Is one ol lbe ltrollleet in all but one or the lint etabt Auauot, ex.l11ln& home prices the nation. moot.ha of 187.5 and August sales were 12 perceot above a year 'It's a seUer'1 market. Good were the second highest on re-ago, compared to a 7YJ percent U1Una:1 are scarce and home cord. However, the most recent lncreasefornewhomeprices. valun are rising 10 to JS percent aainl. have been smaller lban Both marketa are reacting to ayear. earlier this year and the final the aeneralincreueinmortaag:e finance in t11bt money poriocls tbrou&h mortaqe ---such as usumptionaal'9ar..a. But there·s been 90me1lacken· four months of the year are ex· rates and discounts which began -=-1n1:_tn~dema!)d-in-r-ecent-weeb~pected to mow a fiat« declining io..J__wie_an~ sWJ contlnuin_&. 'Jbe rise lit interest rates and trend. j -''The exis ting home market cootracts. But ft also rellecta Ille tact lh8t many ot the most at· tractive locationa for detaclied homea are already occlll)lod by exjsting homes.•• U,irleninJ availability of CCJl\Ven~ New sinale.fam11y home sales. has shown a reater relati ve tiOnal mortca&es-are...bavina a ULcontrast. pe~ed.. in May_ and ~ strength than th.e..n1w ever slnce ,.,.Uye effect. ber p tregdm down ~ r Advan fl...Mo.rtaag~_$mior ,.. ucust sales were~five ·perten ~~\rl-ce-pres en eorge R·. Bender l'REllEllAS beenasb.ilttoVA b~low tbe May rate on a ·nt.sout na·an ing an 0 afaumptlon RQOdal.JyaaJi,iiRal>iSIS: • SIMILARLY;i existing bomi priceij have been increasing "PARTLY THIS is becau:te ex·. isling homes ii.re easier t o tales $d ~ales c<>Qtracts. VA processing r e mai ns speedy despite the higher workload. 'lbes~ are findings ot Advance riiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiil:!ll~iliiilmiiiiiiilllilii!iiiliiiiiiiaYn::::::;~~:::;;~:~~§~ Mortgage Corporation's · !:co,iomic Research Bureau which reported tbit_ w k on ex- i1tin1 home trends in major lilirltot<-.-- "Good listings sell within 4S daYs and s o me times muc h somer," reports Ed Parkinson , Onnge County area manager for Advance Mortgage: tiR-A=NB OPENING PRICES ARE rising sof ast that lender appraisals find it hard to sustain them. •·1..ow down payment conven- tional mortgages are becoming ~ scarce and higbpriced. Local len- ders are becoming more sel~ tive, approving only the better praperties and credits. Some are Adult' Condominiwn Home• in cite Preaiigiou1 Jf'e•kli// Area of NeuJpori Beoc\ lending only lo their savings · • Vet.·•)rnlol" wull-to-"·all eur11e ti11g customers." · There is strong demand, • E11 close.I 1>alio ,_,r }):il co11y Parkinson reports, for homes in • Brcukfii8l bur the $30,000 to SSS,000 range in • Dislt"'uslif'r • Cor1tiu11011s--clcttniug O\'e 11 842 ,000 t o l.'44,000 2 B e d rooms • 2 B aths S•~t•orote Din ing Area areas like Anaheim, Garden Grove, Mission Viejo, El Toro and parts of Huntington Beach, The hi gher-priced market is s trong in Huntington Beach,. Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. • l cc·111ake r r efrigerator .,._ r.,-11 'JJOJ•t ,,,.,,,. • Ahun.tant .. losct •parr J. ~·· f . • w.IS • DraJ)crics • Lo~-J,11rr1i11g lirCJJluc~ NATIONALLY, existing home •f' I I I sales have lost momentum since • r' 1rr11rcc c oset c oors I JH J.J2.'i6 H111lutt1l llo,.1I i'<ietc11ort Hea t:la , Calif 92660 ,.,ol1 •1 Office 1•11011e: (71,1) 645-83 7 3 -f----i><oper-pl.acament--Ot---a-w-el ~--ln--t he-Sandca-Stle.-the--nook:-~m"id,.y.,e':'ar"L'==::'!b"u""t _,,n~o'ct c'i°""-. ~m~uc~h;,;a.~· _,J_•_::l:_::h:::::cu l c1 I s "',. i 111111 i 11g Jloo I,.. designed breakfast nook in a opens onto an atrium on one sid e the new home ma rket, acCOril1ng ...,_, floor plan can add more than just and overlooks the step-down --'~o~t~h~e~A~d~v~a~n~c~e~M~o~rt~g~a~g~e~·s~~=~:::~=~~:;;:;~~=::~~~~~~:::::;::::::~~::::::~~~~~~'.::~~ square lOotage to a home. family rootn on the other. Economic Research Bureau. • When it fir.st appeared, the nook"s role in a home was a sim- -ple one : to flirnish a Place for quick, informal meals. • But~ t_he.·:.Brig antine.·~~-~!;ie, ' ·'"&mdcastle, two 'homeS cur-t rently being ofrered by Broad~ • moor in San Clement~, the once lO'Nl y nook has achieved a new tiimension of importance in the overall plan or the homes. ' AGAIN ITS a~tabili!l_comes mto play. ,a,. burret can· 6e-set up here to serve..small parties enjoy- ing tbe ,atrium, or larger groups occuJ)ylng (he family room . Sunlight streaming into the atrium illuminates the nook through sliding gl ass doors, and affords a source or sunlight ror the"ltitchen itseU . t The'' breakfast nook is onl y a ~ · IN THE FOUR bedroom, two --" ·, bath Brigantine, the nook has SlWW por:tion or the total home. two walls or windows, one of Other architectural features, • such as vaulted open-beam ceil -t which opens onto the back yard. ings, rich exteriors, fireplaces Village Walk. ~.:·~=~~,~~~·:::~i';~ 0 si ng le o r a fun-loving married couple. the feeling you'll get from Ur th is neat little village of contemporary townhomes is that a ll the neighbors are pretty nice. Our 2 and 3 bedroom ftoorplans a re pretty nice, too. ~ iv.eUhose...prep!"anu·~ng..__,m, _ mealti something to see while the ~~ths 1?~Y be-~ed--to--l--string ~beans are cooking: the elicit ~ore visitor response. We've g ot cozy lofts for dining or ente rta ining. Wa rm ~pe nwo_od b e am.ceiling s. lnlimate__sre~_r _ suites with secluded patios. Romantic rooftop gardens. Skylights. Sunny gourmet ki tchens. Over-sized g a rages a nd p len1y more. Pacific Ocean along the horizon. . Broad moor San Clem ente Brigantine's nook can be used"""-.. mod.els are open daily from 10 as a staging area for formal a~m. UQtjl 6 p.m ., and can be re- meals in the bome:s luxurious ach~ by taking the Ave Pie~ or. dining room , or it can become an fr~mp 'from the San Di ego informal lounge, with a view Free-Way and driving inland every bit "aS impressive as the about half a mile to Ave Presidio. ooe from th e living or dining Tum right anddriveupthe hillto rooms. the neighborhood entrance. I i.New Cl~mente Unit ! Barrington Opens The Barrington. a $1 million f adult beachfront condominium ing that·offers fuU s«urity, with undergrouod parking protected by electronic entry gates. Th ere are elevators. a residents' meet- ing room and unique observation and entertainment deck called the ''Whale Deck" with firepit and facilities for sunbathing. on an unusual, one-of-a·kind site r just above San Clemente beaeb is l being previewed now Dy de- • veJopers Babayan and Pappas of San Marino. , Twelve residences are in - -eluded in the "mini-tower" build-i · ing and in,ost.,,of the. homes offer unobstructed ocean ~ se8$ide views, according to Charles.pay of Charles P . Day Realty, Inc., exclusive sales agent. · THE RESORT homes are now being offered at "winter prices•• that range from $44,000 to $95,000, Day said. The soacious sinele level Barrington units feature· two bedrooms or two bedrooms and den with up to 2,000 square feet of living area. Custom-quality appj.\intment& are found throughoUt \he new condominiums. There are fireplaces, ric~ wall-to-wall carpeting, electric heating, fully built-in deluxe kitchens and plivate view balconies. Th e homes are situated in a . rour-story, Spanish-styled build· THE EXCLUSIVE c on - dominium project has been de- signed for carefree adult living, Day said, and proressional main- tenance of all common areas and exteriors of the homes is pro- vided through the condominium owners as59Ciation. All or the Barrington con- dominiums are now being com- pleted for early occupancy, Day noted. and the project is open dai· ly from JO a.m. for preview selec - tions. · The new adult development may be reached by taking the San Diego Freeway or Pacific coast Highway to the Palizada exit in San Clemente .. Follow Palizada to the Encino intersec- tion, then left immediately to Arenoso and The Barri'ngton minitower. . Mansion Out ... Dodge House Doomed in NY NEW YORK (AP) -The Dodge Mansion, one of the last of the elegant manlions that lined Fifth A venue at the start of the century, is to be rued to make way for another hleh·rileluxury apartmenthoOlse. One of the city's most coveted real estate parcels, the property at Fifth Avenue and &lat Street has been purchased by two deVelq>en who would not disclose the ex· act sale price. The property was put on the market last June for.$10 million. • Ethel Geraldine Dodge, a niece of John D. Rockefeller who married Marcellus Hartley Dodge In 1907, built the 35- room mansiu in im. However, sbe rarely used the house and Jn the last decades other life never visited it at all. · When she died in 1!173, she ll!ft an $113 million estate. The new owners of the DOclge property say that while \ , . • llleir current plan Is to build a I~ apartment building, they do not rule outthesloAilillllyol imolher structure, such ··'" 11 a cOlnblnaUbll botd.......,patlmei\t l>l'ldlng . . •• ., ' He re's where irs happening. The contemporary social life fo r the successful young at heart. Friend ly get-togeth ers in·the sunken the Only Recreation Plaza. Poolside c ha ts wi th fun-lovi ng adults. Co cktails for four 1n the 1ac uzz1. • · And now is a pretty smart time to buy, too. The selec tion is thing tliat's seiy.ceswil lnev=~~:;Zi;~~~i~~~~~~~ @....;. ..... "II"""" .......... "" • r.o•"O r.~•"'• • Thi nk about the rent dollars you're wasting, then come over today. Discover how you can own a romantic chalet of your own for le ss fhan you th ink. Moments from South Coa st Plaza . Take the San Otego Freeway to lhe Fairview Skit North one mile. I -- -- Vil lage Walk. We're sure you'll fall in love wilh our floorplans. Anyone else is up to you. ·~'' $]7,995 . ~ ...... ,_ 3 bdrm. 2-1/2 bath +to m. rm . ·' ' ' • I I I I I I j I r \ ' • .. • c.81l DAILY PILOT -REALESJATL -, • Suriday. November 9, 1975 Huntington La~admark C d • • PUBLIC NO'l'ICE on ominiums . ·=~:~~::." Homes Moving ·Rapidly Rented Out ~~f.~~ PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarteo (UPI) -~ ,..11._ _....,.., ~ w \Vhill' iJ fl•w choiee selt.-ctions c hoi ce of exteriors gives the pro- remain. \'isitors are advi:>t..>d to ject a near custom home ap- view lht• l.andmark home com-nd voi·ds the pearance a a mun~ty <.tS s oon as po:-.s1blt> aC'-tony whlch aflli cts some relaxed and ~nvironment•lly Tourists who stay at the Mullet Bay beach resort ~i~,!~1~,e·~!':"...c.~~. plea:sinf. "We are undertaking a "botef '' here are often surprised to learn the sWte ...-1~1t11P. si gnifi~ant landscaping and they are staying In is part or a privately owned ,..., :::;::.•::;::""II'! IN' beautif1eation e ffort to h elp condominium. C1M11.•0«1t.,Q'anttC_..,.,,..,. make this community unuaually Jt is an u.o.UJual arr.1111~t_, ad.din& a tYfUt .....,\ml. ,..,.. ~~?~:~~ to s:t le:s man;;iger lhll ~~~om e develo.pments. l·l~e· · A · ,. l" W I" ,-h--of·t:he--week· 1tpoc1;;i,ls are ava1Ja, cc<>ru..i.ng ..,_ a n..4.!r.. f' bl L~u1dmark J-lom es, Bt>l!i11 <..:hit<a "· attractive ,·· he said. to the traditional practice of resort area residents · ""*"""' 0r..-eo..1 0.11., ,..._ -"-'l n--addition--to geoeraLarea _f"entin& ~eir bom~~ d~ _ _!Jle lowi§l .....,.~, 2" '°' ''75 .&»,, _ landscapilrg-, the homes feature ~euon . or t~ose ownlng11ii eondoiiiliiiums, the-PUBLICN011CE --~ Net Club Purchased In Niguel Peter V. P~txlun. j)r't~st d ent o f Tcnnt :-C'luh Consultants. In c . ha:. purchased thl' t hrct· year old l.aguna N1 gl11:I Tennis Clu b. locatl'd ;.ul 1acenl to the r:I Ntgut:I Country C:lub The tennts club w;1:-dt' veloped and construt•tt-<l by Avco Co m n1un1 ty Developers and dcs1J;{nl'il by Vic Braden . P;.ixton acquired the cl ub fnr SI million r'rom former owners John 1-lootcn and MarioSaikhon. Paxton plan s ex · tensive improvements to the 6'12-acre c lub, includ· 1ng exterior refurbishing a nd rede s ign , n ew lockers and a new pro shop. Long range plans in c lude ins tallin g a teaching center with L'iosed circuit television to tape m atc h es and clinics, and constructing three a~<tdtttornrtcourts . hom£>s 1te 1s the are;1's most tvm · plrtf' nrw ho rnt> 1•aekalil,e. Jo"f:ATlJR•:s -t ncluded 1r1 the purl'h<t~c pril'C' ~·re shag l'ti rpet- 111~ lll the llv111~ rounl, 1naster bed room su1ll'. hall and 'l<1irv.:ny ; forl't.'d ~dr ga:-: hcalin~ uiltts : s lt•p.doy,•n living and f;1mi ly r\'l(ln1s. rl«tr ;ind sidt• yard ft>ll<'tlll! with L!iJt (•. t·unC'rt'tl' tlrivl·w ;1ys; ~hake 1·oofs. lnult·in 'l'V ;1nd telt~phont• uulJ(•ts , and dt•I trXt' ·('Q Ul p Pl'd k I tchen:-. ..... ith euntinuous elt'a n1n g dou bl t· uvt'ns :\!so 111<.·ludeJ is a new pnrl't>l;11n l111 ed deluxe dis · hwashl:'r, (urnlil·a cuunlcrtops, ~arb;igt• d1:s po!'>al, double sink, lum inous ceiling , ('U Stom hardw;irl' and cahinl.'t:-. f\11 plans lt•aturf' 1·oomy pantries. .'\II rirt•places are natural wood burning with gas outlets. 'fhe bathrooms art· t.•qu1pµed with showers over all tu bs, while some have separa lt• shower stalls y,•ith full heii,:hl ceramic lilt> walls. 'l'hey ;.11."iO ft•a lure rnarbC'lene pullmans. custom h;u·dware and tubs or long lasting pressed Steel. The hom es art-loealt-d in llunt· ington l'\each on th e southwest ('Orner or Talbert and Edwards Street. between Warner Avenue and Garfield Street . THF:Y AR'E priced from S&l.000 to $68,900 with conven- tional fi nanC"in g -evailable , The. Walkt>r dei;cribed the general ~tmosphere of the Bol sa Chica Series single family homesite as front 1-awn:s equjpp_e.d w ith arrangement 11 a prolitabJeone. :sprinklers for ease Qf ·~m='a~1<'n~-~~1'wu1h;,ien-ground wu hlotm--for--the complex in tenance," he said. 1969, it.a creator• desc:rlbed the. CODl!ept u-a ite.w Ocean View Selling Capistrano Homes one, claim In( Mullet Bay to be amoos lb<> first - if not the first -of resorts in ~hich individually owned apartment.a are rented out u hotel rooms. GUNTHER MULLER, MANAGER of the com· plex on the Netherlands Antilles island or St. Maarten in the Caribbean, says t.he typical con· dominium which sold (or $65,000 when the project opened now is reselling for up to $95,'000. The basic apartments, contained in two·slory buildings scattered throughout an 18-hole golf course, consis~ each of two bedrooms, two baths, kitchen, dining area, living room an( balcony, for the traveling public, the apartments break up into a deluxe one.bedroom suite and smaller single bedroom unit. The .comb'inntion uf outstand· ing vi ews and a choic e near· lhe-sea location is making llols- tein Industries· Captain·::; 1-litl eommun1ty one ol the euastal area·s best sellers, accordin~ tu µroject ht.>ad. Dan OcMill e. The Mediterranean·st y led eo mmunit y in San Juan Capistrano ha::; already moved past the one·half sold out mark with the two, thr£>e and four bedroom homes just being com- pleted. ··we anticipate occupan· cy by tht> holidays and we have sold over half of our homes:· De?.fille pointed out . in our fine sales record,"' the Holstein vice president stressed. Priced from $60,000, the Cap- tain 's Hill clus ter homes stress a ··complete home·· package with luxury carpe t . custom li ght fix - tures, fireplaces. imported rtont doors, beamed eeilings, a wide use of tile. built-in kitchens and patios are all part or most plans. Fl~A.1"CING Al.SO IS availa- ble at the view location with con - ventional, F l·IA, Veterans and nE'W variable rates all offered to buyers. There are 638 rentable units in all. CONDOMINIUM OWNERS MAY use their apartments for any length of time during the off season . In season, they are restricted to 14 days lf they wish a full share in the rental income. "Most pf the owners are very happy with this rental inc<>me , '' Muller said in a receot intervi~w. For those owners who leave their apartments in the rental pool for most of the year, the annual in· come reportedly can reach $7,500 and higher - often sufficient to cover mortgage payments and costs. The Captain ·s 1-lill site can b(" reached from the San Diego TllF. CA PTAIN'S 1-lill site ·Freeway's Ortego off.ramp and FOR THE TOURJS'J'. THE project offers, in overlooks San .l\Jan Capistrano thf'n following De l Obispo addition to the golf course, a 12-court tennis com· fllCTl1'MH.llJN.NMUS-- M&Ml ITAT•MaMt """tot....-... pff....,--............. -a; --COltOJltA INVE$1'011$, l.TQ,, "° Ntwoort C•rol•r o~lv•. $1111• '°'· ~ ... n.C..tlfwnl•~· Ml"I (.wpw.-llon. • C.U~ t•· Pl".tlool, 2M NtwpOl1 C..nlt• Ol'lw. Wit 500, ~ 81:.-c:tl, QllfHftl• -c.or-,,_rto TOW'lll'lomH Lkl. •I, 1. J. ..... 4 , 2'0 Nffrciort C.llW Orh,., Wit JOO. ,..._.. .. Mt\. Gt!~ -Tfll1-.i-t h• <ot1Guc1" lit• Umil· ... ~,.. MF'ICORPOAATION •nP.l(rUM,Pr~ Tlllt ""'-nt ..... flltcl wilt! .... County c~111 ot Or•f9 c-tv., Ot· iOOWJt, ltJL ·-~"'*' Or.-ne-C-•t o.u., Pile>!. Ncr.o. 2, t , 16. 12, It IS U,..IS PUBLIC NOTICE STATaMaNT 01" WIT"DltAWAL P'ltDM • PAltTNl(ll$Mll" OPalllATllllG UNOEll: P'ICTITIOUS 9U$1Nass MAME TM folkMl"9 Pt!~-fl•I wilhOr.- •1 • ti•,..••I P•rtner t•om !he ~111 GPtf'illfng under tr.e fk · tit~ Duslf'IHI Mme ol DEVfil!ON IPI UJD "G" E. SI. Anclrtw Pi., s.nt.-....... C:.Uf0ml•t1105. TIM llclllkloil1 bU6lnn1 n•me ,._~. lftent tor tl'll si-rtfte'rsl'llp ••5 !!IN on Mlrctl ll, 1'7$ In IM Cowrty ol"Or-.r. F'UH NtifN lf'ld AOdrlllol tht ~ WINr•wl~: Vlttor EOUll'do V•1'QuttMlr....,. ''"" Publl"'9d 0r•l'9' CO.st 0.111 Pi•ot. ,.,.....,,.,... 9, 16, 23. 30, 1t1$ 4lll'·1S valley and is just three miles through San Juan Capistrano to plex, oceanside s wimming pool a nd crescent- from the exparldinJ!: Dana Point the models . From the Coast shaped white sand beach. PUBLIC.NOTICE Marina. "The adv<1ntage or the Highway, visitors should take•--'---------1---------~ __ . -----~·-- hillside site, the beautiful vallev Del Obispo (opposite the Marina) PUBLIC NO'JlCE PUBLIC NOTICE suPe:111011cou1tTOl"ntE ~~nd the <X'ean in the distance and three m iles to the model sTaT1rof"cAL1•o•N1Al"01t h II f"ICTIT1ousaus1Hl'SS •1CT1T1ou1eus1N1Hl THE COUNTY Of' ORANGE <tve a been powerfuJ inJ:!uen~ homes. NAME STATEMENT NAME$TATl!Ml!NT "-.A-M117 -===================:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=============================;! ~-fOllOWll\lll~rwn--n---"9-bust-T,..__...WM~PH-k--doUlg blal. -"IOTICl!O~HUJllKG_OFPlTIDQ!I __ ·r nM5•t: nH&n: l"Olt Plt09ATE OF WILl. AND POtt EO'SELECTRICC0.,11112So.9l,..,., NEWPOlllT AIRE. 1S3' Monrovl• l.ETTEltS 0" AOMINISTltATION Dr., 1 .... in..c..utornl•t1'4' A .......... _I 8'Kh,C.!lfornl•t1661 WITN-TttE·WILLANNEXEO We got a Newport Beach home, Porsche and a boat for what oar friends paid for their Newport Beach home. Ello•• Edwlrd G•uOfo, 11122 Pfllllp C. Nor1ot1, ttl)( W. Ou1n E\l•t• ot LEOPOLD F'ISCHEA. 5-;I,..... Or " lrvlM , C•lllornl•'26M F""'t, NtwP0<1 8'Kll, C•llfotnl1'1e4J OH•ntd This bl.l\!llf\$ 1$ condu(\ed Dy_ I,.. Thi$ °"'IM$1 IS COllC!u(l•d 0y •n 11'1· NOTICE IS HEREBY (;1\IEN IMI dlv\dOHI. ol15-I. JAMES E . HEIM, PuDlic AO- -Ettore E4w•rd G•udlo PrtltipC. Hortoll mnlll•-lor -C.-IV of Or«$-- Tl'lls 1111em.n1 w•s 1;1eo wllh Ille mt st•t.ment w•1 t il+CI •••iln Ille llilsflledM••in•PtPlltlontOI' Pr--•~, f:;'ro~::;:. of 0t•n91 counly on 0;. ~.;!!,i,:•,~~Lof Or•n91 cou111, on ~i!:i~_.'::i 1~'::~.:.~i~·::;:!. ":- ..-Pl f'4'U1 tl'll Qlttlll-r r•t•••nc• to .....icti f• '( Publl.n.<:1 O••nge C0<11l 0.ily PllOI Publlshlcl Or..,.91 C0.11 0.lly Plllll, nwo. fDr lur1Mr Mrtk11l•r10 ...ci !Mt Nov.2,•, 16,2J, 1tl.S •111·1J Hw.2,t, 16, n , lt7J •1a.1 tr>elinw.-M P•• of ~ktett.~ • 1-------------1 N s bHn Ml for No.,..mO.r i., 1'1$, •t PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS HAMI! STATl!MENT Tlwltouowl~per~on l1 C1ol~bus!MS1 •• 9:00 a.m., 111 '"'courtroom of~~::,, melll No, 3 of 5•IO court. •I 100 OVJ(" l----======,..----1 C..nlt• Drl111 We51. Jn '"' City DI s.nni $TATEMf:NTOI' ,.,,.,OlifMni•. AMNOONMl!NTOF U$EOF O.tedNo'l'lmtier.S, 1•7S. l'ICTITIOUllUS1Ht:S$NAME WILLIAM E. St JOHN, PUBLIC NOTICE • \ 0 l)l1 lli\ \' ~l'\\ I llll'f. \'\lll.ri.' ll~11ng JU\:'tty \\'Cl! 1 \J\1i ~ tir1\l' \"iJ ur hl,1111,: r\·111.."'l:l\' 1..·\·~·1y ll\)llar i11 '' h \111\1.· \1 \t l N1.'\\j)1.,11l\\·._\r l'11011,c~ tl1.)1,·1 t '1.'1T'\t~ cl1c._11). S11r1 J1 l..,,,.11 :1h1.· c) h)1.)I\ ,\l J\.1.'\\'l>Orl ·r 1.·rr<l<"l'. \Vl1cr1.• \ 011 <.-.11'\ tli\"ill~ tl11..• U"l.U\\l 1lrr<·1.· t._1g~ I>)' c'll'l\)Lil l\\'l" ~1' \ l lll t ll)l'\ 01 htl\'i. • l (1 ~i\'L' tqJ t lli.' ~!1. 11.v.I I h ir\~~ in lif1..• ~'\)Lii' ..,ll CL l':>t~ tl ~SC l"\'CS . I .1' c· l'i r:-.1 cl<1:-.:-. 111 1111. • fu 11 ... 1 \ k · ) l lll·, c (11\\'l\) ·~ ,,(11111.·<l \\.'ir li ,, 1>ri,._111.• I.) .1('ll' 11\1.· .. 11.!1.1\\'. f)\)1.)I:-.. 8.A. PROPERTIES. l l JJ Birch Strtel, ... •wPO•I B••c n, C.llfornl• ... B••I F'. Alnto;••. 10l1J S•lll• ""'- •-, s....11 An•. C..llforni•'l'l1'01 ""=;""!'ii'""'J'.:lll''i"'t'"::'<al Ha••' s. 111 .... ~ •. 11~1 Me~ 0r1 ..... i".' SliiUAna.a11ror111•"110,_.. Thi\ bl.illt'le•s Ls COflO<Kled by -un· lntorPQl'.-i.O •S$0Cl•Oon O!Mr !NII • IWl:-!Ji. s.1 un.1. j,1cul'/1, \'1.)lly ll,1\1. g,11111.'.' Cl)U r ts anti ,1 li~t l ,r \ 1f ht:r tl1.lu\1 1)11..\\ 1 hi n,a.s } \)ti µrl 11>, ,1 ,1, '' l IU It h,·, l'i11J .11 .ll\~' l)l'll'l_' [\'('\\'l)L)!'! '"l ~·rr,\cc ll1l'dl1S ,, llllll\1..' i1\ Nt'\\'l>Ort 11Ct1l:l1 )'llll <.:11 11 O\\'ll \\'ill\ ll lcaSlll\? (\l\(I :-.l1ow \Vit l1 1>ritl1..·. 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"12.Jl PUBLIC NOTICE r2 bdrm, 21).ith 1 stor1l The IOllow+nt person hes •bltnOoneo coun1y cier• lfll UM of.,_ llo;1lllovs busl...u ... me AOAIAN l(UYPER,C.t111ly~ MISSION VIEJO FURN ITURE •l & aAR9AltA TAM THOMP~ON, 2Alo2 ilMtv-'I• Ptt.,., Mlssloro ""lo 09Mty , t2'~fktltLo<Js bllSlflff' n•~ rt1.rrec1 61SQvlc:C...-r Ori .... W•1I I P.O ... a1J1' Mlorc.nrL 1 to~wes IMcllnOr.,,91COunl:yon SMUA-.C..lltwfll1tun ...-) -.lAG._Mltlt""IJ-15"'f ,_........,.. Attw.yt llM' Pvlllk: Adll'llll s1...i. Plty.,Mllslon"VleJo:c.111. --~ PutMkhtcfOr.,. (Us! D•ilYPI - 11111 but.I-w•s11:11ftdw;!edll"fen I... ~wmtier a, t, ts, 197.S •2n.1s dl..iciu.1. LNl~m.n ..,.,., P'llt>l l"'-4 OrWIQt eo.~1 0.lly Piiot. ~t. 1•.2•,•nllNov. 2, t, 1•1s J973.7)j PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOU$ SUSI NESS NAMI' STATt:Ml!NT The IOl\otWlftO Pff'~ 15 doing bus!· P\oOlhflecl Or•ncio-CO.'I 0.lly Pilot, NO-..mt.rt, I&. t1. 30,. 1•11 •1J0.1 PUBLIC NO'l'ICE PUBLIC NO'l'ICE . j •' ,, .: ., J 'I J fin Jui we th• Ml di1 ':• I SI); ol 10r stj ra1 pa w~ te1 ho ... an hd I l Cl Cc bl D !..; is cu m nil in1 Al I • cl • • • . • 1 l • . ! I ' • J .. 8und!y.~•. 1'15 ONLYPILOT (:9 La11 Bri•m BOiia~ Slow, Recovery Forecast :; Selling Pace Bri(!Jk 0 WASHINGTON -Houslnc'• cuinni we~re-Harry SChwartz. vice pr .. ident and ecooomi•t:;.; At Capistrano 1Unit covery ls expected to continue at a slow pace ln for the Federal NatiODal Morttcage M.sociation.::-:.: 11176. aceordln1 to forecasts by some ol the nat101>"1 predict.-! that startis would not top l.4 million units>:: , leadin1 houain1 economists. in 1976. • · Start forecasts for J976ranged from a low of 1.3 Despite heavy int1ows at thrift in5titotior111 that $40,950 with ucellent !lnandna. million unit.a to a high ol. l .IS mJWoo uni.ta at the an· are expected to continue next year. Scbwart:i said nual Residential construction Forecast Con!erence lenders, devetopeN and consumers will remain •-ed by the National Council ol the Houaln1 cautious In 1976, particularly Po(enUal homebuyers lnd~ and American Unf.Vtt'llt_Y.:. Tbeeonterence who are .. reluctant to pay wbat they consider high ... --hefd-al-the-Natlonal-Haw!ing'Cenler home or"10rtl•l"interestrates.·· tM 74.QllO-member ffational ~at1on'of Home . ••Si nce the grand opening or the final phase of Las Brisas in San Juan Capistrano in September, we have been seltinc homes at the rate of five per week,'' stated Merrill Pugmire, marketing director for the firm of residen· _tial-bui ·-Designed in new~ Spanisb- styling, the single family homes ol Las BrisaSbleffil wi!h-:Ilie liiS- tonCDuifdin-gs or the~-year-otd settlemen!"" highlighted-by the fa mous mission. As the city pre- pares to cel.ebrate its founding , which coincides with the Bicen- teonial festivites, prospective homebuyers can purchase a two or-three-bedroom, l-wo bedroom and a den, or three bedroom home with prices ranging from Located on 1•nUy rollinl hills LOCATED LESS'than two milesfrom beachescnjustnm:th of the San Juan Capistrano Ml•· sion, the-new homes are-ottered by WeslJl(lrt Hom!!!luilders, P.lan- ner:anal!evelopeciJf.lheSlmilllon ~"DEAL~STATE priute-communlt~:Aswtmmlng_ -=:n i - Builders CNAHB). • PaEDICTING " DEQJNE in inter .. ! Tates. ~~~A~,L~THOUGH THI:.. !IL\JO!!ll'J[ acteed. that ~an! Santow had the most optimistic forecast. · ' ous1n1 production -would •l'idtlall lm rove:=i![fdi~~tart.~rwouldn:a~l\Uallyo-ad-c lbroughout 1976; the economists dlff.{ed 0 : just f111tertuary Land Bought Joseph A. O'Connor· Jr. has purchased 52,000 square feet of land on Alicia Parkway near Paseo De Valencia; Laguna Hills, Calif. and will build the 1.aguna Hills Mortuary on the site. J. Robert Spence of the Orange County offi ce of the Charl es Dunn Company. who represented both buyer and the seller, Hon De velopment Compan y or l.aguna Hills, said construction is due to begin in August> with OC· eupancy slated for January, 1976. O'Connor was unti! recently CO· managing partner of Cu n - ningham & O'Connor mortuaries in f..os ---:.\ngeles, T-lOlly~·ood and . i\lhambra. \~ • I I • ~ on a corn monl.x_ owned-lot Is malntaliied-liy"thecc~ Brisu Homeowsm"rAssOciaUOifTOFlh NAHB. chief economist Micbael-SUmichra&t tanland..adrlloL . , . said that starts woWd total 1 45' ooo units fDI916:-~ --Henry. B.-Sch~cter, director or the AFL-CJO :o about26 percent higher lhan the eSumated 1150 ooO .ur~ affairs depa_rtment, said that given a strong units predicted for 1975. _ ' ' national econom1 ~· .reco~ery star&.s will total 488of:r~sidents. "X} C ,.6 ___ _ Interiors of tbe homes are ap· l ~euJ OTUAJCJU, pointed with plush wall-to-wall carpeting in all m-.jor areas, 71 S easy-care vinyl tile in the secon· ra.ct et in dary areas, a wood.burning fireplace-1n-th·e-tonn1!1-UY1ng William Smolkln, a private bousini consultant bet~een J .3 to J .s mil hon units by the end of 19'.J6: He estimated that starts, at best. would total J.35 es~mated that be:~WC\..">fl 100,000 to 200,000 subs.1d1ied million units for J976 uruta would be built under the recently reactivated · _ · $ectlon 2JS. home -ownership lll"Oirull1l and the Sec· 111110~ .u;sQWONEO !bat !he i!iort~g~ tico8leasedhousin~ pro&ra.rn . room and a tiled entryway. Each I.I; osr,o· ll WJ'.z'e•io !.as. Brisas home has a private Jr.lo,a " I ;, patio usable throughout the year A new Cordova neighborhood because of the moderate climate d · M · ort•eCap1·strano Valley. opene tn ass ion Viejo on '' Saturday . th~ sixth INCLUDED' ·rN the purchase neigbborbood of the Cordo·va price are built-in appliB.nces, at-seli."5 to be opened since the new tached enclosed double garages housing program premiered on equipped with a utomatic door Aug. 9. openers, Cull yard (encing, Mis-Sinct" th at date, more than .sion til e roo(s, and a forced air 9,500 people have viewed the de- heating system. lpterior square corated Cordova models, and .227 footage rangeis from 1190 to 1482, homes have been purchased. sloped ceilinis are an architec· Ranging in price from $36,SOO tura1 feature, and space for lauq,· to $461~. the homes contain dry appliances is reserved in th e from t\\'O to four bedrooms with garage. one and one·half or two baths . Furnished models are on dis· Vaulted cathedral ccilint;_s are play daily at the ocean.close featured1in the living rooms, ex- loc3tion. To reach the model com-tra-large country-style kitchens plex and the sales information and family rooms. Master suitt?s center for Las Brisas homes in are fini shed with sloping ceil· San Juan Capistrano, exit the ings. San Diego Freeway at _,unipero The kitche ns contai n both an Serra Road . Follow Junipero eating area and an enclosed Serra to Camino Capistrano and washer /dryer area. Features in· turn left one-quarter of a mile to eluded in the purchase pri'ce are Calle Bonita . Turn left on Calle energy.conserving gas oven and Bonita up the hill to Santa range, automatic dishwasher, Rosalia to the f!!ta L~hase of new, sliding glass door to patio area, s1ngle-l ~mlIYoelactiOObom~ rn-<'erilral forcecr aTr heating, ex · theCap1stran,o Valley. terior wall and ceiling insulation . or new apartment rental urut.s would reach a critical stage by mid·1976, sharply difrerin1 wtth federal officials who see the market demand as weak. He said government data on which thtir forecast was based is far outdated. Vogel Heads Staff At Rancho Mirage Veteran Southern California marketing ex- ecutive Peter Vogel has been appointed vice presi- dent in charge of sales and marketing for Desert Island in the Rancho Mirage/Palm Springs area, a development of the WinmarCompany, Inc., of Seat· tie, Washington. a Safeco Insurance Company sub· sidiary. Vogel is a specialist in resort area properties and had been a partner in the firm of Vogel and Babbitt Realtors, located in Newport Center, until his appointment with Winmar. RE"fore that, he was marketing director for Ben Deane &: Co. and was responsible for the s~e o( mor e than 200 condominiums surrounding Big Canyon Country Club in Newport Beach. He also developed and superVised the COU.otry CJuJL.s.__ membership marketing program for the Irvine Co mpany. V1EW TowNhoMES FROM 5l9.99~ <,;011 M.O.~M)1 1 01KAl';l 'o(.Alf There is no other townhorne that has as much to offer as Ocean Hills . OuTSTANdiNG locATioN • In the hills above San Clemente with exciting ocean views and clear, fresh air. Nearest and easiest acces s to Orange County. BEsT DEsiGNEd TowNltoME • Award winning 2 and 3 bedroom homes with built-in kitchens, private patio area, view balcony, insulated , energy-saving walls and ceilings. BEST RECREATiON. Private clubhouse, two large heated swimming pool s and a nine-hole pitch and putt golf co~rse. · VALUE THAT CANT BE BEAT. IAGUNA VILIAGE ... • • .WUERE THEUVING ISEASY. And you're in the best part of Orange County. Talk about.a perlecl locatioo !hates La· guno Village. a new collectk>n of contem- porary townhomes nestled on the rolling slopes of lhe LQguna Hills. Just for enough from the ocean 10 miss the fog and beat ttie heat Andwhol ore!oXlng wayotlife. No main· tenance wo111es And all the recreation fo - c1lities you could want. Two pools. therapy pool. fv./o tennis courts. lawn bowling. volley· ·ball and shufflebaarcL And the Laguna Hills Golf Course is only 2 minules away. WtielherirslhelagunaHills.Soddleback Veney. the golf course or the So nia Ana Mountains beyond, each and every Logu· no V1Uage home enjoys a great view. .• So come on out and look us over. We're. easy to get to, Just toke lnterstote-5 t< Canada Raad. Then head wesl and tollcl the signs. 10-ye? home owners warranty program 3 1-JCX)r Pla ns Featuring ;!edroom5 and Den. Or 3 Bedrooms From $43,500 to $48,900 ~urn•s"IOO mode/5 open dorlv . 1 QA('v'.T1!dU'i~ (/111)581..1 85() Pr~nlect ov Poc1ti c Ccx:ni P.<>olf<i .......... ' •. ~\ . .., : • '"' ~ Oa.ANltills ~~~~"~'•~"'~! :'.::'.'.~:;M:H:!U:'":::-(APIU0U.~& • Priced from $39,995 with excellent financing. Come and see why over 160 families call Ocean Hills home. ,..,,. CO•\!,. ... , l'fflo\-1'0«1 llA(H lA(;tJl\l.O. IUCH ' ' f , --- N ltills TOWNHOMES IN SAN CLEMENTE• PH!=>NE (714) 493 -2500 0 1f it will help-we may even buy )(our old home. Ask about our exciting "we'll buy yours" plan1 ' ) l ' . l • I ' I I .. Cl DAILY PILOT Sund•y. November 9. 197S Hutatington La111dmark Condominiums Homes· ·Moving Rapidly Rented Out • PHILIPSBURG, St. Maorten - relaxed and environmentally Tourilts who stay at the Mullet Bay beach r esort pleasing. "We are undertaking a "hotel" here a.re often surprised to learn lhe suite significant landscaping and they are stayina in is part ot a privately owned beautification effort to help condominium. make th1s com·munity-unuauaJJy t is an unusual lll'"MBement. addlng a ty.tist PUBUC NOTICE f!ICTITtOUl•UllMPI · NANaTA, .... f ,.... .....,..,.. ..,_ • .,.. .... M'---M• fHE PL.AHTA•tUM,tml LAP'u:. Sul• 2H,Ml1161M \tloff,C..lll.,,..-1S Otl'lllflk JOoM ......... UOf'I l..o Mfl,~Hlll,Qllfenllo.C ~~ ....... 1-..~1..o Swft. ut.,.... Hiiia, Cflllfon'lla~ T"lt bliltl""'t ll ~Ottchoc:IMI ... o ... ,..l~llfllp, DpMiflk. _. .... Fi.- TNi "_..,....,.. ••' fli..t ""'"" • County d.nflf ()"~ cw.inrr on*"" ...... t..lt,J,, \ REAL ESTATE 1==~1=-~-~ v.·1ult• ,1 few cho1et• Sf·IL'l'l10n~ rt•1nain. visito rs are ad vi~L-d to vie w tht• l.andm:\rk homl' t·1>m munity '1!i ~oon as ro~!-i 1Ult· :H· cording t1) ~ules man.1ger Bil l Walkt•r. Act"6rtl1ng t<! Welker . tht" l.and1nark Jlvmes. Bol~.i Chico hom~ttt" 1s-the-arf'"tt .~tn1~1 t-'001- plcte ne w homl' pat·k1.1ge c:-hoic,· 11! {'Xteriors gives the pro · jcct :1 1i('ar cus tom home ap~ pt>arant'f' al\d avoi d s the monotony which afflicts some new homt' dcvelOpmenls. House- of ·the·wet·k s peC'ials are availa- ble. a ttractive,'' he said . to the traditiona.I practice of resort area residents ~n-addition....1o___genHM are.a __rentin1 their bo.mes to Yi.lit.ors du.rip& t.be. tourist -l'\allltlM>CI Oroll8t GM\I O.TIYf'llol, ,...,..,....,.,,, •. n.-..1•1i .uD-lJ I -W-alkt"r de:;.eribed the general ~tmosphere of the Bols a Chi c.a S(-rics sin gle family homesite as landscaping, the homes feature season. For thOle owoillg thfLN\ridomii'iiums, lhe _ . ...P-DBUC .. N()nC£. fi:o.nt 1 axn..L .eJU!ip_fil!d with arrangement is a profttable one. 1 l,:._:.:;~~;;,~-;_;fil'..::=--Net-Club isp rinklers tor ease or rosin· ----Whellgrwmt-was-tJrot-en-ror the complex in. -~1~1,1ous•tn1Nus __ tenance,'' he said . 1969, !ts-creators described the. concept.. u a ne.Yt NAM.11r•r 11M•NT Purchased In Niguel Peter V. Paxtl1 n , pr·1.·s1 dent of Tenn1 ~ Club Consultants , 1111· . h:i~ p urchased tht' I hrt•1· Year old i.aguna N 1 ~u1·t Tennis Club, locatt•d utl j acent to the F:I N1gu1·l Country Clu b . The tennis c lub ""·a s dl' veloped and conslrul'lL-•tl by Avco Con1n1unity Developers <.1nd des igned by Vic Rr<.1den J>:.ixton acquire d the club for $1 million from for m er owners John Hooten and MarioSa ikhon. FF.ATlJRF:s 1oclude<l 111 th"' purrha:.c prt t'l' ar·c 3hag 1·<.1rpt•\ 1ng 111 thl' llv111;! r·oom, 111,1 ,tt·r bedroom s uite, hall ,111d ... tairway ; rortt•d ~1ir gas h1•:1t1r1x un1~s: .stt•p tlo-.1111 Jiving ;uut f.irn1 ly roon1s. r1 ·;ir and .. ,c1,. yard ft'llClll~ Wilh C,:•ll'. ('OJll'fl'lt• drivt•way:-., :-.h ;tkt• r111.~fs, !111ill 111 ·rv and tl·lt·phont· ou!h•t:-. ,ind dt•llrx('·l'qu1ppt•d k1l <"hc11 .. "'llh 1·ont111uuus t'l1·~1111n g il oldil v Ocean View Selling Capistrarw Homes uvt'ns 1\lso 111t·lud1•d 1.s ;1 n1·w Tht~ con1binalion of uutstand · po rt·1·l;11n lint>tl dl'IUX(' d1 :-. 1ng views and a C'hoice n<•a r h\\.·:1sh1·r. forn1u'" 1·nuntcrtups, the-.seu location is makin~ lhil.s · )!<•rbaJ;:t' di spo~;d , duuhlt· ~11 1k . ll'in lr\dustrics' Captain's !·fill lum 1n uus l't•ilin )!. ('USl ti rn community one ul the rnL1~t;_1J hardware anti c:abu1t•!s 1\11 pl an~ arr;t s bes t s t-llt•r s. ~•C'<"Ord1n~ to ft•:iturt• roomy pautri ~·~. project he<id . r>Oln l>eMillt•. .'\II firt·plal'e.s art• natur<•l .... ovd The M edilc rr ant·~1n -~t.vlt•1l burning with gas oullt•ls. ·rti1· C'O mmunit y in S;.111 Jua n bathrooms art' t'ltuippt•d w1ttl Capistr;1no h as alread;.-n1 nved s ho\\1ers ovt'r :.ill tubs. wtult• pa.st tht• ont•-half sold nut mark in our fine sales record, .. the llolste in vice president stressed. Priced from $60,000, the Cap- tain's Hill cluste r homes stress a "complete home .. package with luxur y carpet , custom light fix- 1ure::i, fireplaces, imported front doors, beamed ceilin gs, a wide us e or ti le, built.in kitchens and patios a r e a ll p a rt of m ost plans. som e h ave separali· s huw('r with the two. three anti fuur FINANCING ALSO IS availa· s talls with full h1·i ght ct·ramic bedroom h<imc.s jus t being corn -bleat the view location with con· ~axton plan s ex · lile walls. 'fh ey also f1.:alurt• plrt('(I. "\Vt• :anticipate o<·tupan· ventional, Fl-IA, Veterans and tensive improvements to marbelt'nt• pull mans. <"ll Sl t~rr1 ty by lhC' holidays and w~ havC' new variable r ates aJI offered to the s•h-acre rlub. includ· hardware and tubs tif Ion).! last1n).! ~old ovi·r half of our homes,.. buyers. ing exterior i-efurbb;hing prt's.SE"d steel. l)t':l.1illt• PPHlt(•d out, The Captain's Hill s ite can be one, claiming Mullet Bay to be amoog tbe [int -;:::_~._,,,....,~---..,,. .. ,.=~ i( not tl)e f,\r st -or resorts in which individually "COltONA tNvEsToM. LTO., M owned apartments are rentt!d out as hotel rooms . :::=;1.,';!~;·e..~;::i·~,:~1~ soo. GVNTllER MULLER, MANAGER of the com · plex on the Nethe rlands Antilles is land or St. Maarten in the Caribbean, s ays the typical con- dominium which sold for $65,000 when the project opened now is reselling for up to $95,'00Q. The basic apartments, contained in two·story buildings scattered throug hout an 18-hole golr course, consist each ol .two bedrooms, two baths, kitchen, dining area, living room and balcony, for the traveling public, the apartments break up into a d e luxe one-bedroom suite and smaller sin gle bedroom unit. The r e are 638 r enta ble units in a.II , CONDOMINIUM OWNERS MAY use their apartments for any length or time during the off season. In season, they are restric ted to 14 days if they wis h a full share in the re ntal income. "Most pf the owners are very happy with this rental income," Mulle r said in a r ecent intervi~w. For those owners who leave their apartments in the rental pool for most of the year, the annual in· come r eportedly can r each $7,500 and highe r - often s ufficient to cover mortgage payments a nd costs. Ml'I CoflMrotkln, o Cotlkwnlo (Of• pw .. IOOI. 260 H-POrt C.1>lt• Orlw, Suite 500 • ....,_,.. 9tKI\, C.I~ ""' (.or-.,._'11 T-"IMI"'" Lkl. •t, 1, J, anO 4, MCI Hewporl C.111M Orlw. SYite ,.,, Hewpor1 9tKt\, Olilomo• -. Tllis 111,nJ"'"' Ii tonduttod by • llMll· tel po..-.tllp. MF ICORPORATION 1141rll P. Kr11w, Prttldllfll Tiiis ll•tllmtl>I •ff !UM wtTll IN (:ovnl't Clfl"ll of Or•ttOt c-ntv on Oc· "*"""JO. lt1S. -P\lt!llllMCI Ol'ot19f C.00'1 O..lly Aloi. NOY. I, t , I•, 13. 1t1~ •IJ't.J' PUBLIC NOTICE STAT•M•"'T O~ WJTNORAWAL l'ROM • PA•TNEaSHI P OP•ltATl"'G UNOElt l'ICTITIOUS 9USINllSS "'AMIE Tn. 1o11-1ne .,.rw1> ~' wltl'O'•-•s • gentt•I po•l1>1• lrom !hit ~VllP oprr.tl"'ll under ttw fk. tllloul. b\15.<.,.,, ,.. ... of OEVTRON ot UJO '"G" E. St. AnOrew Pl., S¥lto AN. Collloml•9210,, Tht lk:llU°"\ 1:11151"""'' 1>•rre 1UI•· rnen1 for IN ii-rtMn.nlp wa11Hieo on Mll•th ll. 1t1Sl1> "" C011111y all O'" .... F .... 1 N•me Mid A<ldtKI ot .,.. Per'°" Wlltldr•wl!IQ: a nd redes ig n , n cw The homl'S art· ln\·.11t'tl 1n llunt reached fro m the San Diego lockers a nd a new pro ington Rt•:i<·h on tht• ~oulh'<''t.'SI TJll-: C:\PTAIN 'S llill s ite ·Freeway's Ortego orr-ramp and FOR TIIE TOURIST, THE project offers, in shop. Long range plans corner of T<llherl ;.ind Edwards .~vt·rluoks S:in Juan Capistrano then foll ow ing Del Obispo addition to the golf C'OllfSe, a 12·court t ennis com· Vktot 1Ed1111rdo V•wt ... Mirondo """ Putllhlllc:I 0r•t"9f CCMlll O.lly Alot. includ e installing a Stre('t, bt>lw<·t~n \Varnl'r Av('nu<~_ vallt•y :a11d is just three miles through San Jvan Capistra no to plex, oceanside swimming pool and crescent- teaching center w i th ;u1d G;1rf1t•ld ~trt:t'I from !ht· ex pa riding Dana Point the models . Fro m the Coas t s haped white sand beach. l'iosed circ uit television ~t ari na .... fhE" advantage or the Highway, visitors should l ake to tape m atch es a nd TftJ-:\1 :\RI·: p r !l't·d fron1 hillside Sil('. t he beautiful valley Del Obispo (oppositetheMarina) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE SUPE1t101tcou1tTOl'TNE li . d l t" "I'~ l '"8 ~10 II a nd the ocean in the d is tance and th ·1 t th od 1 1--:::-:::::-::cc:--:-:c:--:==--·1--~======~--1 STATEOl'CALIFOlt ... IAFOlt c n1cs, an cons rue Ulg ~-v ,;;NV 0 ~"U ·"' Y.'t l l"Oll Vt·n r ee m l es 0 e m e l'ICTITIOUS•USl ... l!!::u. FICTITIOUS•USl ... ESS TNECOU ... TYOl'ORA ... GE tbta additional courts:--tionaHirmne-ini:: avai10thlt>-c Th~ have <1!1 been ~owerful influences homes. "'AME STATEME"'T "'"ME STATllME"'T "'•· ......... ,, -=================='-'=~c -=-=-=--. -=~==~=====~====o:;~====~~~::::::===========il--:.-fGl~porwn l~eolf>t-T,._lol.Jo.lng pttJtll) b daing blQI-HO.Tl.CE OJ' l!E-'lltHG 01' Pl!!TITION ·r :--noi.101: ~ .. s: !"OR Plt09ATli. 01'-WILL AND FOlt EO'SELECTRICCO., lllf1Segi,.... NEWPORT AIRE, 1SH Monro.>!• LETTERS OIF AOMl ... ISTltATIO"' No...emtltr t, 1•, 23, JO. 191i •UJ-JS PUBLIC NOTICE Or .. lrvlnl.Clollfornl•'n~ A ........... po•I BeKh, C•Utor.W.n..i WITH·TNE·'#ILL.AH"'EllllO £110•t Edw•rCI G•vd lo, 11111 Phlllp C. No>lor>. 1~ W. Quon E"ott ol LEOPOLD FISCHER. S.Vlnow Dr., trvll'lt, Colllornl•'n-f ron1. ""'•P0rt S...:h, C•lllornl1 '2Mol Oett~. This bllslN'' ll conC111ct&CI by an il'I--Thb bl.lllntsl IS U>,,.,lltltCI by on In-NOTtCE •S HEREBY GIVEN 111,11 dh~I. Olvlcll.lol. J.C.ME S E . HEIM , P1,1b llt Ad· We got a Newport Beach-holfte,- -Porsche and aboat for what our friends paid for -Eltore EC1W•rC1G1uo10 ~ll~C..Nol"lon nl1kator"--fClf_ lilt Covnty ~ • Thi\ '1oltmMI wos llled with the lltb $IOltm.nt wo1 tiled '""'" lht h;u lllecl hlr1tl1> o pe1itlOI> !Of" Pror>Mtelf Coutity Cll•• ol Or•1>;e Co111>ly on Oc-Cavnty C•••• ol Or•n~ C0<m1 r on 'Hiit 9f>d for 1,,1.1onct of t..en.n ail Ad- tot>t< 10, 1•1s F415JS Oct9be•l0, 1•1s. Fmil ~"·~~1~;1,';,~~~~1 1:":.i-:: '< Pl.lblilM<I O••"Ot Coo't o.l•r Plkll P\ibllsheod O.oiio. CCM11I O..ll r PllM, fNlllt • turtM"r Hrticul•rt. ~ ,,,.. __. their Newport Beach home. Nuv.l,t, i.,1], 1tJ' ff11.JS Nov. 2.•. , •• 2J, ltfS 41.Q·I """u .... ,.n0 plKt ot htWli'lg the I.On"\ PUBLIC NOTICE !FICTITIOUS •USIHl!SS NAMli.STATl!!Ml!!"'T n.. 1011-1"9 person 1, dol"D buslnt1s n ' 8.R. PROPERflES. llJS 81rth s1 .... 1, "''""l><>r l Btocn, c:o111or"1• .... 1-------------1 r..s t>f!tfl \,ti tor Nowmbtr 2•, 1tJS. t1 9·00 a.m .. ii> IM courttoom ot Otp.l':t;.o ""'"' No. l of 'aid court, •• 700 Otl("• 1-------------1 Cefltt• Ot ivt Well, !11 tr.. Cl!y of Soria STATIEME ... TOIF Mo,C..Ulorn '''' FICTITIOUS9USIN~S"S"'AME ""'e 11tm ' , · WILLIAM E. St JOHN, TI>e lot1owl"' por'W>fl "•' •Cdf>doned COIJfllY Cte•• tlw 161 ot Int flctltkMll bull""' ....... ADRIA"' KUYPER , Cowitr Co-MISSION VIEJO FUR NITURE •T a •Alll9ARA TAM THOMPSON. 1llU M9ro-lt1 Pity., Ml1slotl Viejo a..-1Y m1s. •tsOvk C.nter Drlvt W11t T1'ttlcUtlout. bllshw11 n•mt .-.ff!"rtd P.O .... 1m Rori F. Ri1>ktr, JOJI J Soni• ....,,. ... -. Sat\1• ... " •. C.11100>1•'2101 >;:;-::--;--;ii "°''' S. Rl1>1t1tr, 13<11 Mew Orl...e. ,.. SOt11-. ..... c .u10.-m•ttJ•1 Tl\l\ bl1Slf1111l IS <OtldU<:led by an 1111· lnl;:Ot"porot.d •s'IO<lol!o" other tl'lan • ~ ~;p. to.,..,.. -1 rntct In Ora1>oe County on s.nc. ..... c.111 ..... 1ot21tl Moir th''· An-r1ttl' Put>tk Adll'll1>illrM• I-- I.ft .Mt•••!Mfl;---t~ ,.,,.,.....1tt> Pt.oblit.l'ied Or•noe Co•1t Deity P11!11;- Plty .• Ml"lonVi.to. c1111. No"'mtle•I' lS 191S ,,n ,, 9111 F. Aiilktr llli1 H•ltmtl>I ... , !lied witl'I the Col.Only Clt•k of Oronge Co1.1n1r °" Oc· IObtl'JD, ,,,,_ """ Pl.Olll lsl'led 0.onge C0.11 D••ly Pllol, Nov.1, t, 1•. JJ, 1915 ti.t-IS PUBLIC NOTICE llllsbl.Oslnt'l1wn11:ond1Kled byM1!1>· -' · • ' dh•ldual I.to M111trno1> F41IOI Pub!it.N>d OrMige C:O.'l D.tlty Piiot, 0c1. 1t. 21,on0 Nov. 2. t, 1t1s ltr.J·lsj PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CP·1:JU SUPER IOR COU ATOIF THIE STATE Of' CALJFOaNIA FOlll THE COUNTYOIFORA ... GIE Ne.A.-SS15 IFICTITIOUS•USl"'ESS "'OTICE OP HIEAlllNG O~ "'AME STATEMIENT PETITION l'Olll PRO•A1"1 OF WIL.L The tollowl1>11 Pt•~n h doing blN· AND CODICIL A"'D POlt LIETTl!U !FICTITIOUS •USINESS '111\&•~: TEST~IEHTAltY NAMl!STATEMIEHT NEWPORT VACUU M CENTER, &tote ol WALTER 0 . IC. GIBSOH, O\e lollowl1>9 PttM>I> 11 Ooll'IQ llUSI· 1lll'l't Nt WPO tl Blvo .. Co$la Mil'W. JR., Oeceo"'"'. ~1H. Colll0r'1'11•926l7 HOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN tNI F I. F Sy S TE M S l...-lnnLond ,11U1'h N•wPof181WI,. BAHKOFNEWPORT11>CI GERALOF. OEVELOPMENT, 106i Germ1lr.ier. ·--.. lrvlM. Collfornli '211 S Colli Mltw , C•lifor1>la "1611 Mil TTI NGL. Y li>lw filM IM!"';" • pell· F•td .c.. B•ldwln. tO.S Germ11or.ier, Tnls 1>11sln.s1 11 cond11tlltd by •" 11'1--lion for Probt1t of Wiii •nd (Odl(U ond 1,...1,... Collloml• '1115 do'll~•I. • tor bs\OM!ce of t...ell••s Tts11ment.,-y to Tl'lil busl11e1>J I' tond1,1ct'd or en •n-lrvltlgUndy the Pitlltkwtf'rs rl"lt••"'• to ""'ic:" Is OIVICllMllFrte1 .... eo10 ... 1n T,,,;1 ,, .. , .... n1 ••I !lied will\ IM "*'-!or l1.1r1h•H -lltlll••S, M>d tNt rl'lls ll•l•mMt ""~" 111.,0 ... 1111 "" ColJfllY Clerk of Ot1>1>Qe CouO'\l'f °"No• 1r11 tJme •"" P'K• of M•rlng the wme """'/ Cle•I< ot Oronge County II" Oc· embe• $, 191S. hos tlo!en $e! for NO'lf'mbtr 2S, 1'7J, at -1, 1t1s. iF•'MOI •:J01.m., in tM cour1room ot Oepen. F<lltSJ Pubtlv.td 0.•r>oe CCMosl DlllJ Piiot, ,..I'll Ho. 3 ot 1old c°"rl• ot 100 Ovit Pvt>llV.d Or•"'Jt Cool! o..11y Pllol1 HOwmtier•, 1•, 23. lO, lt7S 'm -1s CAfrttr Dl'fve WW st, 11> lhO Clly Of Sin•• .r • "'-~·~· ':'·:.:·:~::"°:·~·~"c'c· :"c· ~":"'.__:"':'•:'~'-l---;~;;;-;-;-;:;;;:;;;;:;;:;::--1 -· c..n1om1.. l · ,.()lJh"l\1' \l'\\11111! 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'\1,\~ 1x,rt ·r ~·rr.1cc 11C'.1r tl1e sea i11 N.;.~,vix,rt l\c,1cl1. \\'111·11 }Ou li\l' hCt"I ', \1,,1u\··~ arri\\.'ll \11d ti \\\111'1 l cll\1..'1.'\1:r;.· 11icl~le ~1l)ll l1\\'ll Ill lk' ii -PIJBLIC NOTICE DetedNo"'mtlo!r s, ltJS PUBLIC NOTICE WILLIAMIE .SlJOHN, -_..:_.::_:::_:::::_::.:_::..::_::.::.::_ __ 1---;;;;;:;;;;;;;--;;;;:;;;;;-;;_._I CollfttyCltrl FICTITIOUS IUSl ... ESS UltNIES,SCHAO, "~C:kT~~¥1:~:i1::~s "'aMIE STATIEME"'T JOHN50N&CAALSOH The tonowing pt•IOI> Is dOlng t>usj. The follOWlllQ Pf•W>n Is dOlng busi· •'GIE""'1lJ.kU1,Jr. f'WSIM: llt'llt1: • 4U!JiMKArtlltlrll'lll., t RUE MAN·S TRUCKING. 2715 CYCLE P.C.Rf ANO ACCESSORIES, P.0.9o• U'M Mew V•rde Or Eosl, Coll• Mfw. '"' H•rbor Blvd., Cost• ~•o. Nt..-t .. Ktl,C..lll...,,iotH4J Col lfom l• C.Ufomi•t2U• Ttl: IJ14)t,,..ttOO Robert W. Tr,,.mon. 7'1S Mew .... rde Or Eosl. K·l!M, Co,i. MtW. eion.ICI A. Ster1> ..... Pr1,ldio Ori ... , Attont..,sfot'; ~tllloMt1 C.lltor1>I• CMto Mew. Clolltoml• '2•1• Publ!Vled 0r•"9l' Cast Oil Uy Pllol", Tl'lb bl!Slnts• h (Olldl.Otltd tly Ofl In-This buSl""l 11 t0<¥111Cltd by on II>· Nowmtoerl,t, 1S.19JS 4VS-IS cllvl.-..1. dlvlCllJ.-1. RobtnW. Tr11tmot1 OoMkl A. Stt•n Tlll1 1lottmt"1>I w•s tiled wilt! the Tiiis llllt,..1>1 wo1 fifed with the · °"""1 Clerk ot Oron91 Count., Oii Oc-°""""' Clt•k of 0rOf>9t Co1,11>ty on Oc---====~------!Obef" 1, ltlS. SUP••IOllCOUltTOFTNIE HM29 IOtlll'" 1•, ltl,, STATE O~CAL.IA>RNIA FOR P\1bU!llOCI Oronge Coos! 0..lly Piiot .._., TMEC:OU ... TYOFOll!A"'GE Oct. ~.tnO Nov.1.t, l•, JtJS «JOJ.JJ Publlslwd Or.tt!Qe CO.st O~r AIOt, Ne.A-tJS21 Ocl. If, 2', .. nd Nov. 2, t , ltJS 3111).l NOTICE Ofl' "'EARlfltO OLI' PETITIOH FOR PR09ATE 01' WILL AHO f'Olt PUBLIC NOTICE LETTRas TllSTAMIENTAltT AND --::-:::;s~T~A~T~E~M~E~N~T"o;;.;::~:---1--:.:~:::.::~::::::::::':...._ l·FO It A UT"' 0 ft I J:A TI 0 N TO AO· A9A ... OONMIEHTOF USIEOI' F CTITIDUS MI HIST I! ft UN 0 I! R TM E l'ICTITIOUS9USIHESSNAME 1 ••••• , ,•,usl ... ESS ltfDEPE ... OliNT AOMlfltlSTltATIO"' "' .., A MENT Ofl" l!STATES ACT (PreMt• •·-"' TN tollowlng Pt'f"Mln ,.., •bttldOned T'ht•fOllowtllQ DtrJOn Is ctoitlV IM,I. 91_,1 -the -ol ll'lt lltUtlolls bllslnt1$ '*"" nt11H BorlllrOll S<hool of Model l1>90I a..-. eo~·s UNION DOCK 406$0 Bo E1t;1 .. ailANNAt..EWIS, ~ County ot 210' Eost B•IL Rood, FtOl>I BattlcMll Slend C 11{ I .;..2 y NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE N tNt M ..... im. Collfo•nl•. ·-· J Bl ' • OO"n o ALltlN L'EWISl'l•s fi~ htnoltt •PHI· . stiff, 211t Pot'tOIO Or., tlonf9r Pf"Ollttttll Wiil •nO torl·~·-o Thet lcUtlollst111slne1s 1>tmt-.ferred CDt,to......,.,UUf00"1>Lot2•2' · ail lAtten T•i••-•••' •• ..::-_:,_ to~-slllf'don Jo".2,1t7J l11the TN•··-•-,,,-,,,_ , .. _. ···-· Col.01>tyolO.M'>'Jt. ....-• ... ~s .... ..,1K ••an n· !Ion.• •rid tor 011tl'lorh•llon to od-w~1•e•n Beauty, Inc .. 2I01 EMt dlv~1A-. B" mlf'llll• 111'11J.ff ll'la 1'*9tlldel>I M · a.u Rooe1. 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BANKS t.-d'la"Qe ol nome n.tvll'>cl PUBLIC NOTICE t ------------""'""' llltd 11> Co11rt, •"Cl 11 """"•'"I .... -., ... --.. n~or Pllbll1htcl OrMIOll Coou O..llY Piiot, l'ICTITIOUI 9USl ... ESS 1 lrom Mid •POllt•tlo1> th•I JOHN~ r~. Oct 1t " • • ' DREWS Lt.NIC S hos lllf'd •1> oPOlic., ... •<¥1Nov.J.t,1tfJ 3'7t-7S AM STjllTllM•NT UOll Pl'OP0,!1>g th•I hi' 1>ome 119 1.1 lllkl\ !IUl 1;,.. n. lolio-11'19 Mr_.. Is dcNng t"-'VldtoJOHN ANOREWSHAGA"' "' 1 ' .._ -PUBLIC NOTICE .,... .. ,: "°""'· 11\e«tort II IS l'>ertby ordl!t.il ~-x r t . ~F THE WALL AOVIERTtSINO tne1111frwc:ttd,ttt..la11per\Otltln1e ..... ..-•• ,Y:; -e1·1·ace J1---:,-,----------l1nn WOrcllotsttr Lont, Hlltlllrtg1 • ed lnwldm..tt1rdoopPtt•blfortltll11 • /. ~ <\: l'IC.tlTIOUS IUSIMl:SS BHcll, Otf0t1>I• t2M COllrt 111 0.port,.,,.1>! l Otl ll'>lt llrd Clloll' _ 1'"". ::._ .. no l r :;;_-,-$':"' NAM• STATllMEHT ~Whit.. 1«1n Wof"ll: ... 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"Wt•lllt4lo....,.c040,10•11~P11o1 WlltCttfl•te»rttHo.,.,mbtr S..l'1S> John C•lvl1> Coooso• Ott. It,,., •nll Nov. 2, •. lffS ,,,1.7 • SAMU l!LOll EIZEN -, t l • l • • • . ·1n1orma11on ava1IA IJIC ,11 • lcs oll1c.,. n.1s ,,,.,,1'Ml>t •• , 11~ w11t1 1"' illdQtt. s.111 • f1 om HatQQf Blvd IJ~·· 10111 Si """fl Clwtitr Ctt rll of 0r ..... C0111>1r Oii O<· DA.ILY PILOT VlltT\lllf.n,s(W('te IHC to ft"l•~e"<l o•r.111 114 bAti-:i.Ot'i 1 .....,JD,itJJ. ..,.. • ..,,°"'"'t..~•v• · °'•-·-,__......,.,.. ,_ Q..iUSIFIED ADS -..... .,,.,~~•-1<94p1111, mi\O N•l .1.;:n, 11111) OrlJl'fJC.I l.D ··a-;;;.;:,,_ PubUV>fcl 0..01>91 Oootl O..Uy POO'I. A"'""'"*A"lk•nt '-:'7~---:----------------::----'-'------------------------=-----...:.:;;;;;;;;;;;.:..._~)I "*"'· t. •. ••. n. ,,,s ,,,..,s 842 a5e78 Pl.etl:tt>f'd °'•t!Ot , .. ,, o..uw ~ftt. I ' • • r l_..;>;:::;:;;:::::;=:::,==!....l ,,.....,.,..,.,, .... tao. ltlS ·~i ) •• finl Jua .,. th• Mt dll'i ti al I sty ol I tor set far: POI wb teJi ho1 or am h-01 l N. l ' pu, lar Pa Hi! I.a' sit Co Co bu !)( La is 1 CUI (· m, nir In All --. \ . . . DAILY PILOT A Slow Recovery Forecast \j L as Bris fU Homes selling pace Brisk ·o WASIUNGTON -Jl .. •sla.c'• cWT.nf ••llM·•-Harry Scbwaru, vloe president •nd economist::..: At Capl•strano ,um•t rovery h .. peeled lo ronUnue at a slow pace lo foe" the Federal National Mortgage As..,.ialion,;::;. 1978, accordln1 to forecast.t by aome ot the nation's predicted that start.I would not top J.4 million unit:s:::.: leading housing economlsta. in 1976. ... • .. Start forecaJts fer 1978 ranged. Crom a tow of 1.3 Despite heavy inflows tt t thrift in.s.Ututions that J $t0,950 with excellent flnancins. million unit& to a hl&h d 1.s millloo unit• at the &n· are expected to continue next year, Schwarb said Located on ge.nUy rolling hilb nual ResldenUat ConstrueUon FOl'eCut Con.terence lendera. developers and consumers will remain· LOCATED l .ESS ·than two Spe>nso<ed. by the National Council of tile HouslnC cautious in 1976, particularly Potential homebuyers • l miles from beaches arxljustnortb lnd~ and American Univenlty ... 'l'JtLconle~e who are ''reluctant tu pay what they consider hJgh i "Sin•• the rrand openiJ1I of the final phase of Las Brisas in San Juan Capistrano in September. 'lie have been aelllna: homes at the rate ol five per week," stated Merrlll-Pugm-ire;-m-arketing director for the firm of residen· Of the San Juan Capistrano Mis· wu held at the Naticnal Houstng--cenurr, home·of morte:1gainlerest rat~." r sion;-the-new h-onrerare-offered-1h~J_4JIQO:member 1fatloo11 Alsociatian oLHome · _ ..-__ __ ~f-c---+I by Westport llol!leBuild~s.plan-Bwldera <NAHBJ. l'llEDTCl'INC-A DEIDNE Ill interest rates, t1al.tiuilaers. -- De::.l&rtedJ n _ tiew Spani&b· :;tr.ling. the single family homes c( US'llruu blend with ~ ros-~I~!.1819(ffie20()::)'ear-01a settlement hlghllgl\ted liy i.he fa rpous mis.vion. As the city pre- pares to c~ebrate Its founding , which coincides with the Bicen- tennial festivites, prospective homebuyers can purchase a two « three bedroom, two bedroom and a den, or three bedroom home with prices ranging from att·il.Oddevetoe:er:of_lhefTmillion---t----EA-l .1~-.A:-J£ · -. -.-AL'IRQUGU T HE MAJOIUT¥ qrMd=th•I _ ~ Santo"'-!>•d t!!c most <!Ptimi•tic forecast, privale<ommunity. Aswtinmfng L~ I.~ 1-K ----housing produello.n-:ll!<IU!~lldually lm tO ,,-CtliitthaEstorf3 would~y-ad, pool on a t'ommonly owned lot ls -throughout 1916, the economists dittered 0 : j~t · ed seasonal rate ~l[ J.7 t61.8 mllli?n units by the maintained. by the Las Brlsas / how1trongtherecqveryWQUldbe. · end ol 1976. ~antow 1~ a New York finance consul~ Hqro~O:..-rs.. A_ssoclation fQr the NAHB ch!er ec.900mist ~tittrSu:m~t t.ant-and advt~r.. , , . useofrestdents . 1\.1 c-dova-satlf"that starts y.tOUld total 1,454,000 unit.I ln-i976, Henry .B . Sch:tter. d1rec_tor of th.e AF_lrClO 3 Jnteriors of the homes are ap· L 'Jet(} OTi about 26 percent hi_iher than the estimated 1 150 000 .ur~n atta1rs dep.1_rtment, srud thi~.t given a strong pointed with plush wall -to-wall , •. units pi:,ed.lcted fOlff97S . • ' nataonal economt ~ _reco-.:ery starts will total carpeting in alt major areas, William Smolldn. 8 private hOl.asin& consultant. bet~een J.3 to I .S mlllton urut s by lheend or 19?6: lie t>asy·care vinyl tile in the secon-Tract Set in estimated tt\,at starts at best would total J .~ ~mated that be;~ween IOO,OOOto200,ooosubs.1d1z.ed dary areas, a wood.burning million units ror.1976 ' • urut.s would be built under the recently reactivated f. I -th f al 1· · · · Section 235 home·ownership program and the Sec. 1rep ace in e orm 1v1ng 1 1 • SMOLKIN ALSO WARNED th•t the shortage tion8Ieasedhousingprogram. room and• tiled entryway. Each 1rilSSiO n Vie io of new apartment rental units would reach a Laguna Hills Mortuary Land Bought Las. Brisas home has a private -'J ttilieal stage by-'"mid..-1976, sharply dU!erin& with patio usabl e throughout the year A new Cordova neighborhood federal officials who see the market demand&s because of the moderate climate opened in Miss ion Vie/'o on weak. He said government data on which their of the Capistrano Valley. S a t u r d a y , t h e s x. t h forecast was based is fa.routdated. INCLUDED IN the purchase neigbbnrhodd of the Cordova price are built-in appli3nces, at· serirs to be opened since the new tached enclosed double gara.ge:s housing program premiered on equipped with automatic door Aug. 9. openers, full yard fencing, !\tis· Since lha! dale, mor(' than si on tile roofs . and a foiced air 9,500 pt>ople have viewed the de· heating system. Interior square corated Cordova models, and.227 Joseph A. o·connor Jr. has footage ranges from 1100 to 1482, homes have been purchased. purchased 52,000 square feet ot sloped ceilings are an architec-Ranging in price from $36,SOO Vogel Heads Staff At Ranclw Mirage land on Alicia Parkway-near 'tural feature, and space-for laun· to $46,500, the homes contain Paseo De Valencia,' Laguna dry appliances is reserved in the from tv.'o to four bedrooms with Veteran Southern California marketing ex· ecutive Peter _Vogel has been appointed vice presi· dent in charge of ~ales and marketing for Desert Island in the Rancho Mirage/Palm Springs area, a devetapment of the Winmar Company, Inc., of Seat· tle, Washington, a Safeco Insurance Company sub· sid.iary. Hills, Calif. and will build the garage. one and one-half or two bath!'. J.aguna Hill s A-1ortuary on the Furnished models are on. dis· Vaulted c athedral ceilin~s ·are site. play daily at the ocean.clos e featured in the living rooms, ex· J . Robert Spence or the Orange location. To reach the mod el com· tr a.· large country.style kitchens County office of the Charles Dunn plex and the sales information and family ro<fins . Master suites Com pan)'. who represented both center for l.as Brisas homes in are finished with sloping ceil· tiuyer and the seller. Hon San Juan Capistrano, exit the ings. Vogel is a specialist in resort area properties and had been a partner in the firm of Vogel and Babbitt Realtors, located in Newport Center, until his appointmel;lt with Winmar. Deve lopment Company or San Diego Freeway at Junipero The kitchens contain both an J.aguna Hills, said construction Serra Road. Follow Junipero eati ng area and an enclosed is due to begin in August, with OC· Serra to Camino Capistrano and washer/dryer area. Features in· rupancy slated ror January, 1976. turn left one-quarter of a mile to eluded in the purchase price are O'Connor was until recently co· Calle Bonita. Turn left on Calle energy.conserving gas oven and Refore that, he was marketing director for Ben Deane & Co. and was respansible for the sale of more than 200 rondominiums surrounding Big Canyon Country Club in Newport Beach. He also developed n · · · - membership marketing program for the Irvine managing paFtner or Cun -Bonita up the hill to Santa range, automatic dishwasher, ningham & O'Connor mortuaries Rosalia to the final phase of new , sliding glass door to patio area. in I..oS .<\n gCles.--m>Ilyw06d and ~ngte-:family d·etach-e<ttmmesi n centralfol'ced air neatlng, ex . . .\lhambra. -the Capistrano Valley. terior y,·all and ceiling insulation. \~ PAOfKOCL\N Company. --------------- l'\l~t . -' •• V1EW TowNltoMEs FROM SJ9,99~ There is no other townhome that has as much to offer as Ocean Hills. OuTSTANdiNG locATioN. In the hills above San Clemente with exciting ocean views and clear, fresh air. Nearest and easiest access to Orange County. BEST DESiGNEd TowNltoME. Award winning 2 and 3 bedroom homes with built-in kitchens, private patio area, view balcony, insulated, energy-saving walls and ceilings. BEST RECREATiON. Private clubhouse, two large heated swimming pools and a nine-hole pitch and putt golf course. · VALUE THAT CANT BE BEAT. Priced from $39,995 with exGellent financing. Come and see why over 160 families call Ocean Hills home. 0cEAN ltills TOWNHOMES IN SAN.CLEM ENTE• PHONE (714) 493-2500 0 1f it will help-we may even buy your old home. Ask about our exciting "we'll buy yours" plan! . ' I • l ' - IAGUNA VIUAGE ... . . .WUERE THEUVING ISFASY. And you're in the best part of Orange County. Talk about a perfect location! That's la· guna V1Hage, a new collection of contem· porary t01Nnhomes nestled on the rolling slopes of lhe Laguna Hilts. Just for enough from the ocean to miss the fog and beat lhe heal- And what a relaxing way of life No main· lenance worries And all the recreation fa- cililtes you could wanl. Two pools, fherapy poot.1Wolenn1scourts. fawn bowling. vofJey· ball and shuffleboard. And the Laguna H1Us Golf Course rs only 2 minutes ov1ay Whether it's theLogunoHilts.Suddleback Valley. the gott course or the Santo Ano Mountains beyond. each and every l ogu- na Vdfage home enjoys o great view So come on out and look us OV0f. We'r& easy lo get to Just toke lnterstote-5 tO Canada Rood. 1 hen head west and follow the signs. JO-year home owners warranty program i f 1oor Pion'.:> Featuring / BedrOOrn5 'lnd Den. Or 3 Bearoo~s Fro m $43,500 t o $48,900 ~u1n•S"l•><1 rrc.d<>is o~n 00 , . 10AW, iv;1t 111111 se1 t.°'50 tire~enir.oa 1 , Poc1l!c Coos! o,. i ·. I ·r ' ' ' ' CJQ DAILY PILOT 2 Mode/,s Remaining At Shores Marlborough Development Corpora ti on has all but sold o\Jl its luxury lakcfronl community altheShores.1.ll k<' f',orest. -. Remainin~ for sale aL-3.n.e-~ $10-m illioll"I :..100·ft:1n1ily develop- --menL-a~ the. J->tan 3 mudeLand... ~---------one Plan-1-hotne. -~ --- The livinJ.! r1>0m of the Plan_3 /model is n6odr-d with sunlight through a w1ndtJw wa.11 thal looks • out 9ver the patio and the lake • beyonct. A le n1on colort."<1 carpel and yt:'llow <.in ti ~ree n floral fabric enhance lhe mood. 'fhis fou r hL•druom home's li v- ing room. d1n1ni:: rllO m, kitchen and d t' n ' h L' d r o o m a re downstairs, "1th thrre spacious bedrooms u1 n.I l wo baths up- stairs. Thr price is $77,900. The Pla n I horn c is one story and fe ;1turt'S the li\'ing, dining and kitl'ht~n il fL'as in one large complex v.1th " k1t('he n pass- through har tu tilt• 1\ini nJ.( room. LIVING, DINING ROOM AT SHORES MODEL One of Only Two Homes Remaining -- • • Cuesta Homes Go Fast I HwitiRgtoli Beach Townhouses Prove-Popul.ar -' Jn lhe past two months since its Delaware and Mempbjs $treet.5. spaciousness, extra wardrobes. grand opening in September, La The entrance Is on Memphis, just tmusual luxurioua baths with We Cuesta Racquet Club homes in off Beach Boulevard. Roman tU.bs in aome models . Huntington Beach has already Kitchens have *o rated ceramic ti.le over tubs and become the rastest selling town among the top moUva"t'.ing factors showers, and cultured marble Ji.ouse development of its kind in by buyers beci.use ol the abun-pullmantopa. Orange County. dance of elements which make General toP rated elements by This re.PQ!'l was m !jde by them co~orful. easy to maintain, visitors include eleclriC: garaa:e Frank Rupp,' sales"manager, and efficient-work---i:ectucers-. -door-ope~u:,~~v;y beam after a 3urve of town house-pro--These inc!~_e ceramic tile constructiop w!'acb gives early .:;;;;:;;~jecls i11-l6• COWl -Y w111i com a,=roun..!-~l!:--aii_d::or~ liars C~ly.ling:-to-e1terlors ble square footages and price --at-Jiiiflne mJjt-bi!illht.1'10l"llS o=ca=attacbe~rac.ee. -angcs. · . witb standard chairs instead of private fe_n~ed patios, Jully in· .. -. stOOI•.-tl!Stom-desiped::band: _ IJl!al~~ling..-and-partY--walls~ . Buyer accep ances~art.ed in a fl.Dished cabinets, Jwninws ceil-buift-m te eviSion iOO telepliOOe . big way i~ .the pre-selling phase ings, gas r•oges and ovem;DW.ll· -oooets;-=:n_ylon. carpeting, builtin when Camil1es could purchase on-in dishwashers,· 1WD*s1 steel rU'e warning aystems, Spanish ly fr~m plans .befor:e the focmal kitchen sinks (double). cafe We roofs, undergr<Mmd utilities, operung and has ~~1ned mo~en· doors, gas ranges and ovens, in·6 acoustic ceilings, and low main-t.u~ every week since then, he sinkerator garbage disposals , tenanceexleriors. :said. and designer selected hardware. The models can be reached by I.a ~ues t a R acquet Clu~ JDGHEST "ATEDfeatures in turning ot.f Beach Boulevard on 1-lomes 1s a 162 home planned urn~ the living rooms include wood-Memphis Street, then proceeding development .of Fra,nlt ~· Ayres burning masonry fireplaces with west about 200 feet. From the San ~d-~n . a nd 1~ the ~arm s newest lo~ lighter valve, tempered. glass Diego Freeway, turn off on l'lo~s1ng_ proJect in Southern . ·sliding door s, cathedral ceilings, Bt>ach Boule.vard .and p~eed Cal1forn1 a. hand texture d walls, stylish $0Utb approx~mately row: miles. FURNISHED MODEi..S are beams~ and custom lifbting fix · From Paciltc Coast Highway 'open rrom 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. daily tures. . . • turn off on Beach Boulevard and al the display complex on the Master _bedroom smtes wer.e pro~eed nor~h about three northeast corner or the site at ranked high because of their quarters of a mtle. Hundreds Turn Out For Oaks ·' Irvine Villa '· continued ••• ....... t lundr1..•ds uf buyt•rs stood in line to purl·has(• :tl tht~ Oaks g rnnd ol)t!n- 1ng . At lht• t'lld of th e day Scutt ·Wo<)dward, \·1ct• Prl'S 1d1•nt of Sales .ind )i ;lrkt•tlng of The \\loudwar(I Co n1panies rl'purtPd that 25 percent of the fi rst phase had · d. lie further commented "that this excellent sta r t s hould gent•rate m a n y more qu~ilifit•d bu ye rs and we art.> sPll ing on a firs t t•ome. first serve basis." In de~ignin g the Oaks. optimu m ust• was made . otthe gently rolling ter- rain i nc o rp ora tin g t·urvilinear s treets and l;1nllscaped open space throughout the develop- ment. The Oaks is a un · 1qut" project situated on choit't" acreage over- looking I.ake F'orest 's largest fresh-water lake and the new S""'im & Sail Cll1bho1,1se. · TllE Ft.OOH plans feature one and two .story family hon1es with d esign.s ranging from 1562 to 2200 .sq . ft . and ·priced from $54.900 lo 567,900. The homes offer the buyer his c hoice of two , thr e<' or four bedroom s. two tO 2 1 ~ baths, anO feature in· t~rior ~itrium s. sky lig hts, c le r estory wi ndows a nd t otall y private sheltered patios. The Oaks hom<'s offer the ult imate ex · travagance in an elegant Roman tub in the master ba th. Other custom features include ceramic ti le e ntries. large master suites con- taining sepo.rate dress- ing areas 3.nd walk·in closets. ! THE FIRST phase or homes are sch,duled to be completed in'{he ear- ly part of NOV'f"!mber with an · ad'ditiorio.I 123 units followi ng in hree inl'rl'n,('nts. The Oaks is part of,the l.ak<' Ft)rl"s l Mo~I 1-t ome 1'u u r whi h begins at the Ca na Road ex it off the San Di<'go Freeway . The 0 ;.tks sa il'S office i s loc¥t<'d on Summerwind 1 l.ane, rc ~1ched through the proj<>ct e ntrance just north of the intersection of Tole do Way a nd Canada .Road. Models arc open daily from 10 a.m. till du sk . 2Tenants For Koll Two additional tenants have located in the KoU- )Vel 1 s 4500 C ampus Drive. Newport .Beach office buildin g , a n- nounces Rich ard N, Frost, manager of th<" Orange County offi ce or the Charles Dunn Com - pany! exclusive leasing agen foe the property. GBA Jntern ationa l. computer programmer, has leased two suites in an expansion move, and Diverslform Design, a new graphic design or-· ianization, a single suite. ·~ ' . Turtle Rock Glen Homes (Formerly Sycamore Creek Homes .) Distinctive single family hillside residences in the Village of Turtl e Rock. Built by Broadmoor Homes, Inc. l & 4: story, split-level models. Patio styles with _atriums. · ~1 ~ ,-----;_ -~·::"' -...:-. :. .-.. -' ' + .. -... + ;· • ~~ .. -.. -. -.-.i}..... . ...,, University Park Townhomes 2-to-4-bedroom family town ho1nes locate d adjacent t<? U~iversity Com1nunit y Park. 1 & 2 stones, impact firepl aces. wet bars. 4 fl oor plan s available. Built by JM. Peters Con1pan y. ·~ ' • 'Dlrfle Rock Visfa Luxury apartment community in th e Village of Turtle Rock. Spacious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom models, plus townhouses for adtilts and families. Fireplaces, laundry hook-ups, breakfast nooks. Superb views. Built !_>y The_ Irvin e Con1pany. The Cove Luxury waterlront condominiums in the Village of Bayside, Newport Beach. 1 & 2 stories, 2 & 3 bedrooms. Built by Irvine Pacific Development Co. ·~ ,..-... ..... ... ·--. ' '"' .... .., _,., . • • Big Canyon Townhomes Large, two-story luxury townhomes located adjacent to exclusive Big Canyon Golf Course. Extensive glass areas with spectacular views. Sunken living rooms. Landscaped courtyards. Tennis. Choice of 5 floor plans. Built by McLain Realty Development, Inc. · • Tu place your name on an Ad'"'.ance Information List for _!t!t_y ~f_ the developments . . described on this page, please call (714~, 8384010. IRVINE '71llAGES The Dunn company's J . llob e rt Spence representod G BA In· 1 ... -a1 and Frecia C. llaaaom the new ~r~lronr! D1e~lin •-""-~~= '--~~~~""':"~ .... ~~~.J>:i..l.,~~--:~~~~~~~--"-~.~.~!""~~~\:---~~~-.,~~~~-~~~~ .... ~~~~~~~~~-~~~.:-~~~~..J '-~··--·· I I I " -' . . . ·-.. ~ J I • ' ' • I -I ~ ' r • '• ; • . ' ' • ' • ' I • ............. t1111 !!flLYPILOT ., • • • Flag Falls 'ifues~y Angola • Ill • • Troubled Cofuny Free of Portrtgal CHILDREN AWAIT FOOD UNDER MONUMENT TO UNITY LUAND~, Angola -BefOl'e Columbus discovered America, Portuguese navigators explored the co~t of Angola. They built Ft. Sao Miguel on Luanda Bav wt)ile Amer.lea was still an endless wilderness, and the Portuguese flag has flown over the fort ever since . It comes down on Tuesday. Troubled Portugal is grant- ing independence to troubled Angola, Its largest and richest colony. ~ · . . . Seldom has an1ndependence day approached with so much foreboding. Three guerrilla groups are engaged in a civi-1 war:-for-,ontrol of-..the.nationto...be, altbo.ugb rePoJts-1ate Saturday indicated the three groups had agreed to form a coalition governrpent. The highways and railroads that cross Angola, normally ~~~~'if~~h~~~~~:,1~~: t!~~~~~t~~~~~~~~ ~~j;~i~ and There were 500,000 whites here once; the families had live.din Angola for decades. Most have left now on the da'tly flights of an international airlift run by the United States, Portugal and France. Many blacks also are going. Portl!_gal's decision to grant in<tependence, and the spread of the fighting to L:uanda, the capital, prompted the exodus. The whole country is marked by it. Thousands of re· fugees wait at airports for planes. Some have camped for days on tarmacs. Tens of thousands of pieces of baggage lie about, left behind. At the port, docks are jammed with moun- tains of crated personal belongings. The loading and unload· ing of ships ls hampered because white foremen walk off the OOcks when seats become available to them on the airlift. Until Saturday's bright announcement, civil war· seemed likely to remain a way of life for S.Smillk>n Angolans. It will still take time, effort and goodwill to revive the stag· . nanteconomy all but destroyed by lengthy fighting. -- • . . Story and Photo• lrg Horst Faas ol The A••oclatcd Pres• •• • . . TWO SOLDIERS (ABOVE) STAND AT KIMBAMBE DAM ; REFUGEE PLANE FLIES OVER SAN MIGUEL FORT (RIGHT) . I • • -- .. • t • • -:{: I f I • ___ .,. ... _ .. • • ' l -• ·~l!=l~~DAl~~LV~~~LO~Ti;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~S..iiind!X~·~"°""~iiim~bo<iii9'~'~ii.s ............................................................................ """''#' ............. ~~~·--""' The Blegest Marketplace on the Oranp Coast Real Estate ........ 1000-2999 • Rentals .......... ~99 BuJinest, Investment & Flnan<iol .......... 5000-S0.9 ivmounctmttnts. Persohols. losl & Found ...... SOS0.5499 Sorvlus & Repofrs ~ DAILY Pl·•Oi CLASSIFIED ADS You Can S~ll It, Find It, [ 642 •5678 J Trade It With a Want Ad One Call Service Fast Credit Approval Employment & Prepa1alion •...•• 7000-7199 MerthandJH •.• , •• IOOO-IO'lf laats&-.. Equipm1nt •....••• 9000-9099 Automobiles & othe< Tronsportalion .••• 9100-9999 .--------mj'~' For Sfff H0tt1es Fors• I Hon.1 For w. Hou1•1 For Salt> "-Ht For Wt ....... For w. Howlff For Sale ~~~ •••• ;. • ... _, ... , ............... ······················· .............................................. ·····•·················· .................................................. . _...., ~~!!j>/G1M1al 1002 G<Mt'GI 1002G-·r• 1002 GeMr.. 1002 Ge•..i 1002 G11,.,.. 1002 G-ol 1002 Ge•NI 1002 .-~~~=~--1:$.;__&f..; ··--·---·-····· ··········~·t.•••!••···--·····-.... ~· .... ..!':!._ .......... ,_ •• ~········ ········-··············· ···-···················· ···········-·········-··· ··-····················· * II• clledc lllelr 41R-$34,950 _, _, report Nur So. eo .. 1 r1aza: * * · * * * * C ta Mesa Nth ~L~L~;i:~ ... ·-..i ~:, ~o~ .. :. ~.~: H .t c~ 11 1. -~SAT/SUHW !!!~ ~~-~~uri~Us 2 s~=~ ~~~~~~; er1 age 0 ec ion Adja~:i ~~~So. -r bll·in bookcases; \m . p ·~R 2 ba I C:O.Ut !au.--.. ., .. ~!,c!u ate, only 2 yrs. HO DOWM VA lot.s of wood paneling & wallpaper ; elec. blt·ln Wskr's Hotic•: DAVID D. CAILSOM IEAUTIFUL 4 ledt"*Mi 2 bath Fountain kitchen ; w /w carp., AJI real estate advertised Reaffor 833-9293 Valley ho me. ••-mlh inside and out. cov'd. patio. Lge . rear ,in this newspaper ls sub-. New carpets, drapes, cheerful front fen ce d yard · owner ject to the f'ederal Fai Home and Units kitchen, heavy shake roof. Outstanding transrerred • PRICED -you can bechoosey .. '404 w. oce .. t.olll, ... ..,.... ...... 2 Bdrms .. best sandy beach. 8'1<% Avail. 4 Car parking . Asking $117,500. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 21 LWo Isle. Main channel bayfront; gracious family home; pier & slip. Priced to sell. $285,000. OPEN SUN.1·5 . Housing At't or 196 I d O bou h ATONLY$ol2,500 .,hil'h mak es it ille&il t Newport He CJhts · groun s . wner g t new and must advert ise ··a ny pre -Custom Home plus un1l~ sell !! Price d only $54,600. !furry, call NeWDOrt HeiO'htS 315 62,.d St,.ee-t. Ne•port Shore1. WI.S I.L Y N TAYLOR CO. Ill': ALT< >KS ~.1111 . 1~·11 ; ' HARIOR VU l:IU.S llAUTTI We present with. great pride. this beautiful Sausalito model with 3 bdrms, ram rm & formal dining. Perfection thruout -not a leaf out or place. $115,000 Incl land 1500SEACRES'f DR. Sun 1-5 ferent'e. limitation. o on an extra spacious lot! 546-5880 . orlH SUN. 1'!:5 'Charming 3 l>drm., move-in cond. 2 d.iscnmination based on way down South on 17lh CHA '442B.MODEHA Patios. Love ly lndscpg. Close to UMDA ISLE-T1lUE B.EGANCE! rat'e, ~tori reµ~ion, sex. !~ieo;nershgo~~tnfref~I RMING Hest locatio~ln Newport commun. pool & tennis cts. Asking Exquisite NEW 5 BR French fu1~~t1::;a ta°"~~eora~~ rord to t~lk8t~r~s ~nd ~l~ COST A MESA DUPLEX :!~:nKa~t~/nino ~~~~~: $65,500. OPEN SUN. 1·5 Traditional w /beautiful water view. such prererence. lim ita· his own financing. Ex·I BACKS TO GOLF COURSE .....:. with modeled kitchen; alley Pier/slip for lge boat. Fam rm, lge tion, ordist'rimination."' ~~~e:i~~~sJ~~f:~o~~ hardwood floors, 'fireplace: forced air .. act'ess for boat or ~t~oR~~h:~~e~e ':~~e~~h~ play rm, DR & pool. $395,000 This newspaper will not heat, gas bltns and much more! Priced camper storage. Easy S . . 3 bd d . . 76LINDA ISLE DR. Sat/Sun 1·5 ....._ $46 500 H r· d walking distance to pac1ous, 1mmac. rm. + 1n1ng knowingly accept any I illl!l j . --r • . urry -irst weeken & ho · St t I Pri ed rl ht t advertisi ng for r ea l & Quail ~ 1 advertised, won't last!! Ctl54,..5880. :~~~s eESTP~1n~ · ~~ W.':sa. o~N Sfri.s c g a EXECUTIVE MIMDED7 =~~\~':.,'' in •>Dia PropP.,.lactl••• I A TTEMTION BUILDERS ""'·'°" Then don't miss one of the most LIVE I~ TH W t 1:ft * c--dol Mar. Ocean view, deluxe elegant, unusual 3 BR .+ convert. den ....... I 002 7n-192o I " IS MIC:E 2 bedroom home * es CH vt'ew homes 1'n Dover Shores. Gorgeous 1•00 ou.t.tlst. Ntwt>Ot1111AcH hil b 'Id · duplex quality 3 BR ram rm ea uru't -••••t:••••••••••••••.•• -~ c ~ou w 1 your units on thrt 1·4 lot. OPEH SAT. 1-5 • ' · · · mstr ste. Prof. decor. Beaut. Pool .•. ' ..,fLATIOM WIMDEl.E L 1 o 6 vHTERS oom or poo table in large converted 1633 HIGHLAND 21'> Yrs. $137,500. By app 't . rill family room. Walk in closets, paneling, Great entertainment PERFECT FOR FA.MlLT PEOPLE A1ake you r own rrom gas bltns and covered patio enhance home : much desired Who needs 5 to 7 bdrms for the little home gro<A'n grapes-this property. Don'tdelayon this. Only We stcli.fr area, near · d I ~ow can Y01:1 afro.rd a boysenberries. Stomp to westcliff Plaza &. all ones? Crea tively des1gne Pan. nice hom.e. wit~ pnyate the warmth or your (iAS S40,500. C .. 546--5880. !lc hools. 5 Bdrms .. 3 Country atmosphere, huge yd. Perfect pool In "''"" mflat>on ?I FIRE RING . Steob FANTASTIC TOWNHOUSE baths , ramily rm.: near forlge family. Make an offer!! $89,500 E~sy , have your own sizzling on you r BUILT .-1-ER H new dishwasher : dbl.. 2926SILVER LANE Sun 1·5 ~nvat e street ~nd your! IN BBQ on )our big pati o ::1Vr-UNTlMGTOH BEACH end unit self -t'll•an oven, garb. G---~ own home plu~ r1,,.e. m~re just ouL~ide your 21x22 Townhouse at only $39,500. 3 Big di~p., carpeting ; newly ~ 1002 G......e houses bnnging in 10• foot FAl\llLY ROOl'tl. J bedrooms, 2 baths. dream kitchen and painted Lndsc pd. patio •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIMDA ISLE-MAIM IAY VIEW t'ome . The payments. FIREPLACES'. Lar~C' dining area and no common wall. Only ~n trance : lg e. fenced OPEN HOUSE Space for J boats! ~atch all the staylhe.same,the rent.s •bedrooms . ll UG I': yard ·ONLY$94,500 .. f thi mf rt bl kee~ golng ~P a"!d y_ou: AtAST EH BATH . \'o u s teps to pool and recreati o n ''C"THOMAS 418 OGLE CIRCLE boatingact1v1ty rom sco o a e profit from 1nnat10~ 1n·I can see il or it h:i,.n't Assumable 7 o/.t% loan with py mnts S BR home. T eakwood, tile, high ~tead of s uffering . so ld ). Ca ll quick . OHLY $212. PER MOMTH incldg t axes REALTOR ceilings.Privatebath£oreachbdrm. ad 01" 0 '"' 3 l<r• '7·" --~~~+-¥u. 'St.tim<>-0Uered C .. .Y6.SU SOUTH OF 1711t., C:OSTA MESA 36 Ll"DA ISLE DR. Sat/Sun 1·5 FIGHTER 1002 • &haded '!'l acre i n oPl'•'•~··t •r~·,,,~,,. 1 ·~-----/--204-w;-€oaat-Hw ,.....,._ ~ · ..,.._...._. d '' Easts ide Costa fl.fesa . ['~ n ~ ~54""5110; N'pt~a~h 545_'5527 "-'u1iie-1ll1u ~11JOy-seeIJ16 .... ~is--warnt an 1--r----,-----~---~--~---ll---~xcshh~~e;~:el~~:iey!::· , ;ll;ftiJJtlJ BRAND NEW EVES : 545.5643 ~:~f~~~s.3 P~~r. ir::t r:~ry :~~ Great l~csaEt~o~~:r~!i' v:~~~~oreat floor home or units t'an be the . ···"l --•::::1:1••1 ·~ GREAT LOCATIOH IM MEWPORT -4 and NEW kitchen a ppliances will plan ! Surrounded by prestigious downpaymenl. , bedrooms, for111al di,.ing room 3 THE'1RAMCH 11 certainly .give you a joyous lift. Boat homes. 4 HR. FR & formal dining. nQuall ~~ CODSTUAPLMEXESA I Ceramic tdile baths. Step-down family . 'r' lhth~·forgeous sel~n& yard -Cul-de-sac street Unusual kitc hen. Room for pool. room an living room . Cathedral or is immac. spacious Only $69 ,950 David Levine fam home with be'autiful 2015 SANTIAGO DR. Sun 1-5 Place Two 2 BR. l 'h Ba Units ceilings and extras. 3 Car garage Lots mani cured grounds & •P:o.1,.,ap-... tiea ' with rresh exterior paint. of courty3rd parking. Just reduced "spit & polish " Interior. 2 111 San J-·11 Hills Rood ' 7S2•1920 Fir5t time listed . $46,500. from $107 ,000 to $98,500. Call 540..1151 Owned by a military of. P/'.ICIFIC •··-t AEl'IL ESTl'ITE 714 642 0200 _i~ PT.ICIFIC "' "7:' REl'-ll ESTT.ITE 7 14 b42 020 0 i.tOOOUAILSl.NtWPOl:ftlM:H Callquick.644-7211 LIDO ISLE / "fleer, you KNOW the en· HEWPO.RT CEMTER~ H.B. 644-4910 •tt 1.1 • • .a1...1... tire property is in superb "" '""°"--" cond ition . Neatle·d z prime ocean bay view MEAi CLUIHOUSE. 3 Bedrooms und I G I 1002 G oral 1002 among $70.000 homes. Glfftffat I 002 GtMral I 002 enera "' lots in CdM. 1 blk rrom den with 4 baths. f.lqhty ...,,.aded. Just This little gem should go ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llteach. $128.500. 979·0631 listed. Appointment On fy . $129,500. Call imm ed iately al· 09ly ~r644·45t00wner. WATERFIOMT 540..l 151 $.52 .900. 646·7711. Ope n PENINSULA l'T • .' NOWISTHETIME Sha.p3·8Rhomew/boal OWNER TRANSFERRED E,cs. <for jbb ~eekers to check !!lip in Balboa Co ves. WANTS FAST S • LQ P I C I t all ,I.he Daily Pilot Help Tastefully decorated , of-""n.S opu ar ame O I-Wanted classification. Jr rering spacio.us rms. model. Li~ !Jed-'09m with large faniily . ~the job you want· is not 3-Ba, 2·frplcs. All for on· room, v1ng rm and formal dining. ere you might consider ly $129.900. 111.% 1st TO Excellent condition. Gr•at location. • ()rfering your services m'ay be assumed with on· Make offer. Call 540.1151. with an ad in the Job Jy $1S ,OOO. down . Like to Wanted category. Phone know more'.' CALL 6'2·5678 Prestige Homes. 645-6646 Adorable TH! OHE OF A KIMO IH C:AMEO Dramatic Iv an Wells! Hug e entertainment area with sliding roof. 4 Bdrms., family rm., formal dining. Room for ~ndoors or out. Ocean & jetty view. Priced to sell. Off.OPEN WATER PAHORAMIC VIEW Sunrise, Suns.+ 1 Sailboats Center or Alamilos Bay Looi( Beat'h, Ca. w /5 .... Slips Only 7 yn aid · 11.9,950 Atlrartive l·st.ory home• witk lge. living rm . w/frplc. din. area, large rear patio; 2 bdrms., 1 bath PLUS huge room & bath over 2 t'ar garage . : CLASSIFIED INDEX . I ., ID rlace lour Id, Call M£RCHINDISI ERITAGE House NEAT STREET ..,..., Warm, friendly and in · !~~c, •iio REALTORS \'iting is how you'll rind fi~,·;c. :;. this 3 bedroom. Io/. bath. /lw\do11~ \h!~n~I· "'•:.; C 0 l y h ()U SC W j l h :.:~~,., •• , 1:.,~'1"'""1 :~: firepla ce. vaulted ceil· 11v11.• .. .w G I I 002 Gt'Mral f 002 ings, hardwood fl oors, ~~~.~~~"" :!l •• !~~~•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• paneling ·and shulters. 4511 C:AMDEH, C:AMEO SHORES ' OPEH SAT /SUM. 12-5 •RESIDENT SPEC:IAUST • 673-7040 Ca ll for details & appt. Marion Davisson, Rltr. 1213' 434-5565 llnve something you want to sell ? Classiried ads do It well -Cal l NOW, Steps to beach! 67J.366.1 673·8086 eves associated BA O KEA S AE AL TORS 10 1'• W llo•boo ~' t 166 I 642·5678. Wan( ad results 642.5678 G.......,I 1002GOMral 1002 642-5678 =cs..1c ·::i "ABAMDOMED 1---------•I Priccdat onl y $t3.SOO. G9Mral I 002 GHt'ral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~=:1" c;.....i. ~ DECOR.A TORS NEWPORT GEM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • NDUSIS rot SILi (i ......... ,. ·• . ··• IOO'l ~;;::::~,· ::~~ VILLA" A gem of a house with I .Quail ~ PARK DOVER 8'11bM h11fld • • • IOOI ::;i::::~.ft1od . !.: $54,900 shak e roo f, h a rdw~Ot••ll \'allc~ llununstoo S.•~11 JrvJM . . 1 .... ..,.. llooa(h -1..&lf!lll• It.lb u., ..... 1'1l1K'l "'' ...... "'~/Q l'••potl "-'•th !-Mot1CI•""'"'' l\.lln Jua" C•polf•llO !.o ..... ... Seal llfo ... h .'Grtll L.a1uno w..i ... 1 .. ~1 .... Mobil~ lk>mf• S•I• Riil ISTITI RINTILS •. 1007 •. 101• .. !~ ··~ '"' ·~ ·~ "'" <M• .. ~ ·~ '"' ·~' ·~ i~:G 1n7N .. .., "~ I'""' ··~ 11(>11 ,,. ·~ ""' , .. ""' ,_ ·~ •a ... ~ • lH)(I ·""' . ""' , .. ,~ "" -""' ~· - 1o1~ .. c•llnttrwm•n1• .lllJl'o:I Ramblln•two storyrour fl oo r s, used brick P --'I 41DR BONUS SHORES Offoc~ rurn" i:;qw•p ~ " fir~i;>lat'e, BBQ; Beamed, rGp711T52~~tfl •20• + ~""'" "'~•n• ::; bedb rood m villa left vacant cei!ings. quality plus. t•oo ouan st. NIW"°•' llACM + POOL Hidden behind ma$!1ive s."'"K M•th•n~· l!OOl y ecorator owner. 150 Lot on tree shaded ---·------i Su nkcn li vin g room. private ~a ll s for ~1111aro,....h -1 Spacious li ving and din · lre 1 o I M • ,~ c II OP"""' HOUSES r 1 d' · K 1 h privat'y. Th is elegant ;f..~;.,~c•!»w••"1 ·8"' ;.: ing rooms. Dressed in ~owe · n y .,, .. ,....,.,. 8 IOl""I ~~~3noo~~t~~rty 1 r~~ home belongs to the 1 •• R.d•o "'"'' s.~re<> IMlii8 BRAND NEW PLUSH lb.th Laurie-, A~nt SUH DA y 1-5 with CON VERSATION pages or the Times home BOATS L MARIN[ CA RPETS. Gourmet 64..,4380 I PIT AND FIREPLACE. supplement or Sunset EQUIPMENT kitchen. Freshly paintcd 1"""""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~' El.EG•HTLIVIMG Guest sui te, stairs to magazine. Available 1;~.,.,.1 •• ,1 .. a nd wallpapered 1. ,.., master and childrens with furnishings . 5 llo.oai. \l••nt s.,,,.c• !II).~ throughout. Ove rsized LOW LOW 865SandcastleDr, CdM · T bedrooms. 5 baths and ~:i~ ~:~~';" E~u·•• =: bedrooms. Two master • Beautiful pool home, ~uQtNs U ~oo Rsg .0 ~ : nearly 5000square reetof t:::~;,71 Ch•11cr ~~ suites . Large cul·de-sac DOWN gorgeous decorating Secluded rear grounds. opulent luxury . An ex· :::::~~~~~ :~ lot.See this model today ~ Comesee this luxurious thruout, hig h beam ceil · Sl9,00 0 d o wn . Call t'lusive listing by ap· 11oai •. scora•~ uuw Call963·6767. bedroom 2 bath shak inas. 4-BR + much, 963-6767. poiotment to qualiried TRANSPORTATION D"rt1 1 •1 '1 ·1 rs •vN ro~1 N•r 1 • f h 1 h 1 muchmore.$124 .950. oPfN'a9 •ll s ,urorosil'll("i• buyersonly.$229,000. ~~g.J;~~jf:~:1'.. it~.[,,~=:=. =·'======~~1 ~~~tt~~:~f:~:!~~ 11~;.~1!~~. t~lfi&ltl I& I~::'!~ Mntor Hm• !'>~!• R•"' • 11((1 1· boat. camper. house Owner wants action on -= • ·--~ p __.1 .. Tr••t•,,.T••••I •no d I l TD th this beautiful 4 -BR. rap-• Tr•11 .... 1 ,,1... P110J t'On o, o or as 752·1920 ""'o ~""" i'••h MOO . "'C.. 0 ~ ... ;:J61.IJ.. •• down pay ment, or wil 2Yi·ba, lovely decorat· i.tooOUAILSt.NtWl"OltltACH AUTOMOBllE ~ '"" >:if .v~ exchan ge . Ext'ellen ing. Huge pool, waterfall RANCHO i;~.,.. .. 1 :_~ ~ 'jtu:-;u~~~~TEMS . 1 North Costa Mesa loca andjacuzzi.$179,500. DISTANT OWNER ~~~·;i.":;:~~·~~~~:~~~. ~ COULDB~; G t1on GIEATLOCAllOM SAN JOAQUIN s•ys Sv"1.• 11~··· ft•~•· •W •• ... ~ SOM~'ON•'S ,, u:nQ ., ~ 4800Cortland,CdM "' ~~r,111"'"' .::: ~ ... ,,,,,· C11R1STM l.s ~ 1 fil• UGI 4·BR+2i,.i,.ba.lovelyliv. 2BR·De.21A SELLSELL \"•n• »r" All'I: us Mbo111 1~ oa1ty ,. I Plac• b "'9 0 SEl.L ~~:~_t.,•·,•.'.'",,',,· ... ~.~ .. t, 1•11ot Christmas tree."' Prap1trl"l•a rm, frplc, ig kltch & '" ,5 0 ....... ...., e c 11100Si'l1 "-· ram rm + laundry & HARRTl•lllTT Near 17th Street. rosta lur"S, IMP11RllD ·., "'" ... , ~ .... "' . 752-1920 · o ·11 ~ •1 d ..,. ~· .... . .... ~ ,, = """'~ ;,./ i•oo au.t.i~si. NlWl"Otll •rAcH sewing area. wner w1 Reaftor_64.._ 1559 " esa, rea y ror your 1 •• ...,,.1 :r.01 ca rry 1.St TD to qualified""""""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~I BIG FAM I Ly . 4 ~:!.;,u"m"" :;::; 1'\ '"\. ,( fl "C ~ buyer. $89,950. 1-Bedrooms, 2 baths. No = :::~.~1t."1'> :;~ $©\t<AJ 1'1._-~ P(/"S9 CAU640-6600 GREENIROOK fixuprequired.This one · ~ ~:.~r.r• Notl Tho1 lnfriguirtg Word Gome with o Chucll• GIANT is ready for you. Out of 111» u,.1,~n :;~; area owner wanl.s action . . w.i 1 • .,,.,1 • !tTl.l 14ih4 ~ t1...o.Y • 'OUAN 5 IR + POOL Almost $10.000 reduction !i::: ~···1 · ~·~ O 'eo"""!Je "'-6 '<<O"'b'-d + IEACH to $49,950 . Call u1 i( . ~ llu•ul• · ~;n WO<d• t>olow 10 "'oke 6 ' d :::;:: 1·~"•1' :;:~~ ,1"'""' ...,,c1, P""' 111..,., of SACRIFICE you re rea Y to move. o;•" K~n;,:;:""l""• tl.U f'OCh "' 1" '·"• ot l>Q...,...I. CO. .,.. .. .,.. "l•HDOHED Call646·7111. U~JI ..... ,.,. ~I ll "" ,.., Of'rNl•!O ••l~IUNIO lllN#\"r• 1:-..., ~~;·•d~·lkn• 1.~, A o E L J I Formal entry. Sunken [ I :~-:; ~to l1 :::; I I I I 11 living room with noor to ~ .fil~j!f;lJI ~~ i:~~·· ~i~ VA BUYERS celling firt:place & 18' ~tib j·J :~ •·~1t~·"" •·I" WELCOME vaulted c~1llngs . Open _ ~---···11~ flUl ~·:ir :;~ G R E E M E See this huge country kit. gallery & library. Enter· I'::::""'~ BIJSINISS, IHVIST· MINT, FIHINC£ •'*'loll 11<.111•"•1 ~" •1.11. I J I I I' t-added 20x20ram . rm. tainers delight wet bar. :O':b' ::~.: w/hUJie stone frplc. 3 Br, Huge family patty room Sul><!ru "''" 1\4 Ba, formal dininll adjoins terrace thru wall T-~~~·"h ;;~t TARBEN area ln Garden Grove of glass r Formal TURnEROCK A-1!'11Mft1• .. ,.., ""'.' .. . . ... ,,,_....,.,, .. •.• )119 ~ ............ . ,et .......... " 1'INI !.:Ni. • . . . ,.,.,... ........ . SllYTCIS ""°wlfl J>lren..., ....... . !llPll!IUT & T'WIHTltN ... ... .... :O.Uil .... •• ·- ....... , .. ~ ...... i. •• - ....... --...,., • .1. _ .......... 11n .. • J-W~,111••,,, ....... T , v.,i~•••i.: .. n •:;u J I I I' I I Sehl district $44,150 separate dining room . Owner anxious. 4 BR, v.,..... •.,, _ . _ _ _ 839-1110 Large garden vi e w ram, Broadmoor home. AUTOS, HOV Rex L. Hodges Realty kitchen with eatinp: area. $66,900. Open Sun 1·4. ...... p E T L I R A {tty-dweller 9'"' h•1 h.11. T b.\ly '"'"d a p•ir 01 f•ncy wo separate master l929l Ely Dr AUTOS, USED I 1. J' I I' col0<ed pa1am11 "Whal"re ~1')¢ ....... 0 •¢tOt ~ sui~es. 4 8.aths .. Sweeping SHORicLIFFS :;~ tkev •c·?· a$~,p 111e hillbi\lv /&OOl.OUM•wtn. 1ta1r:s to masa1ve bonus 3 DR 2 BA ........ 1 & y· " ,., "' ,~ room & more bedroom • • rvv iew . .. !) L I E c y N '"lht'y <t•e P•1am•s You Wftfl CHa.ISTMAS n. suites. 3700 Sq. •. or IUX· 234 Morn ing Canyon Rd. wl1 lhl'm ;,I noghl," "Don'1 l\ffd .n. •l"S7 . . '' CdM Fee Sun I 4 \. .. ~ \ ''" J J' I' I I 'e"'. ,n,ugged 1~ ba tk· \T ury. llurry! Easy terms! · -· .en - -. . . .....oor1 .... ,.n '"Don't gop no o """'' not H•~rtllc th•m o Call 963·7881 IMEIALD BAY "" " ~ 1 11 · Charmin• 3 BR, So or = p E T H E x I where n•(lnh -tc -".... . :;.•boa, .. ~." 11ndt.r v' r-:~::;illill!"li...i"'il Hwy. ~m ror pool • ~~ l--.J"'-i-1-.1....,., "I °"'J--l 0 '""'111··~ •~e thll(l lp 11\IOl•d l'IAft.Y PILOT t~ edd-on w/view $).,111,.500. F..... I·· '11.~., ·~ .~ ....... "9 -d• CHRISTMMTREE! t ::; ~~~~-~~~ -tl••t1":'.'.:':'.'..:'.;." ... ~_J b.low. ·~Ow Qw11llnd ,,.. •Ill II· = • tm,'.;VMer•£D r I' Ii 1· !1 I' I' 1• I' I ~ ~r .~r.·~1 "~3.~ * 1~=,;,,= ""-W --- -• • • • • • • • • • ~th1' • >ttlll.f o11 r111 v· Performant'e Real Eltate ~r •!'!! I I I I I I I J I J J """ 1"'' 1"' H n wlllpoyhl•h-rcent••• -.. a11:::••0 . _ .. ,. •• ,.. •• ," ~ • ::; -···-· · · · · · -. -. . . c.n~110¥."or,111 . fl ta.. heavy volume listitl(f .. ,111 ·G rannauon. IJ· 1a le1people. €all JIM 1"" SC:R.414.ITS Aotwen hi Clouificaliao 7100 ~.o ~""'= <> i>· TOM, 14$·3377 ' I . ... ·-' er will trade equity In S.tlnta Ant Condo +caah for.laratr home in Dana Pl area . 543·St62 or &t2·7246 I RRST SHOWING A splendid Spyglass home, will be shown for the first time this Sunday. A superb ocean view, gardens, with 3 BR, 2 ba .. family rm. & frplc. Fee land. Owne r moving abroad: This one will go fas t at $16.5,000 OPEN HOUSE SUM. 1-5 7 rOIHT SUR DRIVE. C:dM C:.D. VIEW C. D . Ocean & bay view from the LR & kitchen when you visit this charming home on a lge. corner Jo~ in Harbor View Hills. Huge back yard. Island kitchen, 3 BR, 2 Ba .. frplc.,. lots of Spanish tile flooring, Fee s imple. $115,000 HARIOR UGHTS The atrium entry leads into an area of sundec ks & unobstructed views or Newport bay. Custom construction· WQod parquet floors. Lots of g lass; pool with d eck. This multi·level Bluffs·edge home, with 4 BR, 3 ba., has been reduce d SJ0,000 for quick sale. Now only $195,000 OPEN HOUSE SUM. 1-7 (Come after 5 :30 P .M. & see the lights) 120 KIMGS l'LAC:E. M.I • RAIH OR SllNf Even if it's r a ining, you must come out & see this m a gnificent home wllich is lite rally surrounded by view, view, view ! Has 4 BR. 3.Ba.; vacant. See this weekend! $159,500 OPEN HOUSE SAT/Sutl 1-5 2731 PEllLE DRIVE, Cc1M COMPANY· REALTORS ·' ·2865 E. Coast Hwy., Cor"ona cMI Mar "Stllln9 Real btott in Htwporl Harltctr Sinct 1944" 673-4400 • ' 1 • • I • • ' I I -• • \ _.. •••ol IOOZ51oorol 1002•ooorol IOOt 1¥ufcM'S. -.,_w. I 8und!y,Nowmbot9,191!1 OAJLYPILO!. -<>••••••••••••••-•••••'"(:•••••r••••••••·••••••·••• ••••••••·••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••·••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• u~---~....._ ·1u---•--·~ . -' ··'· ' . ·....:; .... w. _ ...... _ -...... -_....,._ ...... 1002 .... ••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ' . . ······················-··············-··-.,· ....................•... ' ~ · ,. . .,. 81Mc.. IOOJ'.•1a1tll 1002 C1Mr_, IOOZG1Mr. IOI ,. Coldwell Ba~ker PeteB;,rett/eaftg .................................... --····· ....... :~~~~:·;~~~;;: ..... I I RESIDENTIAi. BROKERPGE COMPANY f. °"" SUM. 1.s 21l7 CMAHMEL IU>. pretJen if Sweeping buy view Crom super 5 BR. ***OPEN HOUSES.*** OUTSTANDING CUSTOM BAYROHT FN>m its marble both to its formal dining room - From its bayfront terrace-toils master bedroom suire -True elegance on fee land. $295,000. OPEH Z·S.. 1300 £. llAU04 IL YD. GET OM THIS ONE!~ ·• Don't let this sUp through your fingers -3 bedrooms, huge family room, paol·in Newport Beach, for only $73,000. OPBC l·S. 1907 IEllYL ' . 2219 CHAMMB. ROAD Discover the advantages of living on Peninsula Point. This exceptionally clean 4 bedroom, 4 bath home with spacious master suite, is V2 block from ocean & bay· beaches. $169,500. Ol'BI l·S HARIOI VIEW HILLS r Beautifully decotated f.usk 4 bedroom with sparkling view from living room. The discriminating bUyer will flip over this one. $UO,OOO. Ol'BI 1-5 3400 SAUSALITO. -' ··'' •. BAYCREST-CUSTOM IUILT $129,500. Ivan Wells 4 bedroom. Roll·back room over massive inside atrium. 2 fireplaces. Dining rool!'· 3. baths. Spacious. Open. Yard plumbed for pool. ·1126 TRADEWIHDS U.HE Ol'BI 2·5 IRVINE TERRACE Gorgeous small home on elevated corner, recentlj updated. 2 bedrooms, convertible den. Bright & light throughout. Only $81,000. 600PATOLITA DR. Ol'&l 1-5 ., A.PPOIMTMENl'*~,,._ * CLASSIC UDO IA YFROMT Harbor views from 6 r~. Over 60' on the Bay. Huge dock. Room for a111!et. 5 bedrooms 5'12 baths; lots of parking. Just remodeled. $395,000. llG CANYON Powerful individual effect created by extensively revised , expanded Versaille s . Dramatic indoor·outdoor livability, privacy & view. $260;000. ..lli MEW LISTING -UNIVERSITY PARK YACHTSMIH -short hop to laW1cbing ramp. No lawn, hose down the yard. Sbar11, new listing -3 bedrooms, and large living room with fireplace. See this Peninsula Point home -room for boat storage too. $79,900. 15JJ Mlrtw, lolloo VERY SPECIAL VIEW s..1.5 YERY Sl'lCIAL PLA:CE on the hill overlooking the Bay. 3 Bedroom home with wide open spaces. Sunny inside and out. 2 Closed garages & 2 covered carports. $129,500. 320 llloop Rel. Clilfffflll4ctc.m-111 HI S..1·5 ' BA YCREST BEST BUY ADD-YOUR OWM -decoratingiouches to this 5 bedroom, family roonl home. Pool, jacuzzi and saWla -a super house. $94,500. 2007 S...tlago, Howport-., s..1.s NEWPORT SlfORES UHl9UE LOCA TIOH -across from sandy beach and water. Sunny, one-Of·a·kind 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. $53,500 . 24J.6 lsf St.Newport lldl Siolll·S ----I .. G.......i , 1002G.....t 1002 ····················~~.·.!. ....•..•..•••.•...••.... c!)pectacular 9cean'View Lot IRVINE COVE . 01114M LOCATION The only Jot for sale In Irvine Cove. 10,000 plus n. or bulldable st:lie with an unrestricted ocean view. to see. and appreciate. HARBOR VIEW HOMES PfLUE Ill Popular Somerset model. 5-BR, J.8A, and priced to sell at $99,500. fee. You own the land. IRVINE CULYaOALI Highly upgraded 4·BR, 3·ba, FR. · home, located near community pool and park. Lowest price for this plan. '$59,000. fee. • BLUffS 4 CHmSTMAS l'tl59"' FOlt YOU HOME PLUS CAil Best value irl The Bluffs. 3-BR, 2~·ba, FR & a formal din rm too. All this + a 1974 Cadillac in your garage. Hurry over today. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5: 532 Cancha (off Vista Umbrosa). $77,000 NEWPORT BEACH A sleeper, buy it today! Lovely 3-BR, Z.BA home with spa, located near new Newport Beach Golf Course. Only $67,900. Come see u.sSat. 2:30-5:30, 2908 SilverLn. R.E. SAIES CALI, Cljjf. Landry for interview. 673-7601 Anytime .. ·G,0.rot 1002 G.....t ( 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• family home. Close to boy, priv. beach & ocean. Upstairs living rm., sauna, jacuzzi, workshop, boat storage. $240,000 Ge•rol 1002& ...... UIOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. mecneb/lrvlne · ~ raelty r • FIHER HOMES FROM $57,500 TO $745,000 ' CORONA HIGHLAHDS YALUE Immaculate 3 bedroom home on lg. corner lot. Loaded w /potential & priced to sell at $76,900 fee! (E47) Martha Macnab642-8235 HAUOR MGHUHOS Beauiifulty remodeled kitchen in this lovely 3 bedroom home. Hardwood floors + lo.vely used brick fireplace in living room. OPEN SUN.1·5 P.M. 1742 lllGHLAND DR. (E48) OPEM SUH. 1·5 P.M. 1509 DOLPHIN TERRACE, IRVINE TERRACE. Rare front row beauty w/view of Harbor, Catalina & sunsets. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths + maids. Secluded pool in protected front courtyard. Reduced to $195,000. (E49) 11 POIHT SUR, SPYGLASS HILL 1st time open! Super view! Superb 3 bedroom, family room, dining room, pool home w /$23,000 in extras. Professionally decorated & landscap<:d •. _ I.ncludes your color choice, same quality, new carpeting at $169,000 fee. OPEN SUN.1·5 P .M. (ESO) LIDO ISLE WXUllY Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath w /high beamed ceilings thruout. Beautifully decorated -lg. brick patios w /fountain + lattice garden room for outdoor living. OPEN SUN. l • • ~utiful Yale townhouse on big greenbelt near adult p00l. 4 big_ bedrooms, family & dining rooms. Very . sharp & vecy scarce at $75;900with the land. This is the only available building site in Emerald Bay with a panoramic view and within i ~lking dist.tncc to tennis cou~ols..t_J!'·rk!._ , and private beach. Soil test and topo map included . . . . • . . • . • • $115,000 LOOKING JOR A·NEW HOME? 1·5 P .M. 332 PIAZ,?:ALIDO. (ES!) f . -r11--."'CEPTIOlfo\L-Y-AtllnNlRv-1H-E_!_._ __ .,. 9 :• ., CORONA DB. MAR-FAMILY HOME Charming 4 bedroom home with family room, dining room, breakfast bar, wet bar, 2 fireplaces. , 2 balconies, enclosed patio. Low maintenance yard·. - Close to beach. $117,500. EMERALD BAY Lovely ocean view -3 bedrooms each with bath. Beam~ ceilings, shutters, 3 fireplaces, large lot with room for expansion. $135,000. CUSTOM HOME Spacious quality-built home on one of area's largest lots, featuring 4 bdrms, 3\/2 ba, 3 fireplaces, 4-car garage. 3 separate yards. Truly one of a kind. $185,000. MEW BAYFROMT HOME New custom bayfront home done in the French country style. Large living room, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, 3\/2 baths, 2 fireplaces and family room. $239,000. SEE AND COMPARE For family living: 5 bedrooms, 4 baths. For family fun : sunny patio, JX>OI , & entertainment center with gas BBQ. You will love the tree-lined street. $109,500. Fee. FABULOUS CUSTOM PATIOS ·Jn this attractively decorated S•bedroom Rutgers townhome in University Park. Great entertaining home near pool & tennis courts. Offered at $67 ,500. • BLUFFS "E" PRIME VIEW Overlooking back bay with city lights. Three bedrooms & family room plus private patio off kitchen. Priced to sell immediately at $89,500. THE MOST UNUSUAL Corona del Mar home now available. Over 'h acre - huge trees, ocean & bay view. Private beach. 5 bedrooms, 7 baths, pool. Take advantage of this at $249,500. EMGUSH CHARMER Used brick, fine paneliJ!g, high beamed ceilings throUgbout 3 bedroom, dining room home. Lovely J yards, many fruit trees, only $71,500. • YOUR INVITATION TO- Turtlerock Terrace and a sparkling 3 bdrm. home. Property blends warm styling with a full view of the nearby hills. 2'h baths. Family rm. Formal dining rm. $108,000. IROADMOOR IEAUTJ Harbor View Hills finest area. Split level, view home · with custom decor, patio$ & gan!en on land you own. Private pool. $175,000. .. ~· • .. I -• PLIASE CALL FOR A RIEi PICTURE llROCHURE OF LISTINGS A~l-C:O. 644-1766 , • • Getteraf Lieao'llcal &state ....... ,,...,. · '11•~• (114 ) '''·tOlt I 1002Geoorol 1002 REALTORS 644-7270 OPEN HOUSES 5 BEDROOMS IH llG CAHYOH • This customized Broadmoor 0 home features 5 IEDROOMS. 3 baths, family room, dining room, pool + jacuzzi. Separate master wing, separate children's wing, separate maid's or of rice wing allows maximum adult privacy and enjoyment. Custom quality features thruout. Come and see gracious living for yourself. CALL for further information and ask for IEYIS. 2si--... La.Hwptlch Soooday 1.5 OCUH VIEW ...., Beautiful Lusk home , 4 I&' bedroom, family room, formal dining room, fireplace. New carpets and drapes. Entertain around the pool and enjoy the jacuzzi too! Hurry, this one will not last! $121,900. 8" 5-<lcosffe, CdM Sal/SUit l·S IEAUTIFUL DOVflt SHORES .... Would you believe IKlOO sq.ft.? · .U 7 Bedroorps? 6 Baths? Family room? Playroom? Gigantic billiard room with large wet bar? Master suite with steam bath.gym & study? Huge view balcony? and much, much more! ! ! Seeing is believing this large family entertaining home. Asking,$295,000. FEE. . #3 Hm141hire Ct. Do'f'trSllor'H S.. 1 .. 5 CALL US ABOUT THESE 2c-c1e1Maro..io ... L $99,500 2. $94,800 lASTILUFF •••..••••••••••••• $76.900 IJOOISLE ................ $16',000; llG.CAHYOH 5 IR ........ $194,500. 2828 f . Cooil Hfghwoy, Corona deJ Mor · E '" t•• .. It fH '''· llU. o• l"M ••l'l.111 1111 r• •Jl<OOI l THEM CHECK THIS LIST •• _ 3 BDRM., pool ~ jacuzzi. Prestige home in prestigi6us Baycrest. area. Remodeled & profess. redecorated. $139,500 OR 3 BDRM., l '12 ba. townhouse near South Coast Plaza for $32,000 , OR . 3 BDRM., 2 ba. Carmel Model in Harbor View Homes, N. B. for only $79,500, with your own greenhouse! OR 3 BDRM., 2'h ba. Portofino Model in Harbor View Homes, N.B. for the low price of $99,500, with large game room! OR 4 BDRM., 2 ba. Montego Model in Harbor View Homes, with fabulous view of valley below; close to pool & tennis. $103,000 OR 4 BDRM .• 2'h ba. Palermo Model, in Harbor View Homes, poolsize lot, for $104,000 OR 4 BDRM .. 2'12 ba. Palermo Model in Harbor View Homes, N.B., with spectacular lot with view; close to POOi &tennis. $122,000 OR 2 BDRM., 2 ba. condominium in Big Canyon, N.B., with view, for $134,500 OR 3 BDRM., 2'12 ba. condominium in Big Canyon, N.B., with all the things you have been looking for. $180,700 OR 4 BDRM., 2'12. ba. + fam. room & breathtaking view of ocean & valley, in Spyglass Ridge, N .B. $190,000 Includes a landscaping allowance. LE RAISOR REALTY 4523C-Dr ........ CALL 833-8600 • 1002 G1•1r .. IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Great conditiori -4 bedrooms - quiet cul-de-sac location! Pool - tennis -park! ONLY S57 ,500 w/land! OPEN SUN. 1·5 P.M. 17407 PAJNE CIRCLE in CULVERDALE (E52). HEW LISTIHG-2 UHITS-CdM .OPEN SUN . 12,5 P .M. AT 423 POINSETIIA. A little doll house + income unit. 2-car' garage. R-2. $84,500. (E53) DOYER SHORES MAGHIFICEHCE Elegance + prestige describe this beautiful custom 4 bedroom, family room & dining room estate.like home. Gourmet kitchen -garden setting & choice VIEW o( Upper Bay, Newport Cente r & Ocean. $329,500. Barbara Aune 642·8235. (E54) VALUE! Dramatic 4 bedroom, 2 'h bath Cameo Highlands home w /lg. living room, ''all-purpose'' room w/skylight & lovely free form pool. $89,500. Elaine Svedeen 642-8235. (E55) WESTCUFF Very adaptable 4 bedroom home - well design e d for family & entertaining. Lg. garden lanai room oCC pool-size y a rd. Mariners & Harbor Hi s chool district. Westcliff shopping. $94,00<). Beverly Morphy 642·823.5. ( E56) "IA YSHORES IS" a darling 2 bedroom, cozy hide-away guest room, lg. & s unny kitchen & private be ac h community. $75,500. Jack Custe r 642·8235. (E57 J $1.39,500 OH SAHTIAGO Fee land ! Buttercup yellows in this Crispy, like·new 3 bedroom, formar dining, family r oom, 3 bath ho me on pool-sized lot s urrounded by $200.000 estates. Lois Miller 642·8235 . (E58) 'TRANQUIL GARDEN SETTING" Plus a full oce a n , Catalina & Harbor VIEW that set off this lovely 4 bedroom home in Harbor View Hills. Family room, formal dining room & beautifully landscaped garden & yard. $119,500. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. (E59) IRYIHE TERRACE -JUST LISTB> Sharp 5 bedroom w/fa mily room, dining room & gourmet kitchen. Massive natural rock fireplace Uta~ adds charm to the lg. living room. $89,000. Tom Quee n 644-6200. (E60l 64:Z-12J5 "' 00...0rift ----_L,. --4--- • t I . 1-~-·~ -·Fw -l""" ... ,.,,s. D4 OAJLVPILOT Sunday, November 9. 1975 HNae11-Gf" ~ H0tiu1 For ~ Hou1e1 fiH' .,. ' ~ -••••• ••••• ••••• ••••••••••••• .................. -•••••••••••••••••••••••!••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• al 1 00-z G~ 1002 ~!!!.~~.~ ........ ,~!~!.~~ ........ ~!!!.~.~ ....... . G....,.ol 1002 Gf'Mt'OI I 002 G...,.... I 001 Ge.tr• I 001 •••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002G....,ol I 002 GtMral 1002 ........................................................................ -----------------'~--------1 -~~~-~ .. · PRIC E SLASHEO STEPS TO THE BEACH 3-Bedroom , 2-bath, builtins pl us stone fireplace. Newly painted -Big lot wi th double garage. Heal sharp and only ;E!,500. BRAND HEW DUPLEX Beaulifully bulll w1lh lots of wood, and I accented w ith llSM brick. Ocean view rrom large d eck . 3·car garage. I $126,000. ~ SEVEN BEDROOMS 1 41;2 baths . l)UPLEX. (lrc<:1t r{·ntal ort!OJ plus O\\'Tler n1ay help '''tlh f1n<JnC'1ng for a good buyer 5137 .000. JACOBS REALTY 67 5-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th Owntf' 1ays 1etl! Fron\ th!.' sunny entry 1(1 the rcl'rt•;1t1un arcu & µuol this 1-. u sheer de· h!lhl ' I Bdr1n .. , :I bslhs, "" i''cl· l;and . 111 exclusiveo lr\'lnc 'f t•rrace , C M. j ~t ;iy ron~1dcr lc11a~/C.J>· tlOTI 706 K.THANGA Open Sal j5un. l·S 20201 SPRUCE .u.FI' nuis·row ·fhc charrn oft he country 11.ith lht: fal·Ji11!c~ ol the l'Ll)' 111-:·r1'!-.:ll C A'rc11 1'11 1S tJ'\'F: SO<)'.'t 3 1!11! ru .. l h,1lh . nl'\4 , .u·1,.·t. ... hl•I 14·;ill'r ht>u tc•r ,\ rouf ll u~e j)()ol with rt•d\41MW I dt•t·k~ & li:llS f1rJ 1111:: ~\".~'°'JO OPEN SUN. 1-S 1 ~~~1l:ii1r~ .,.....___...._~ • b7S-S9 30 • HOMES OPEM 1·5 This AfteornOOfll UNl9UE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES SparkJj11g Portufino. l'Xl'ellcnt ~lrect , 3 l>drms JJlu s lo ft. rel'. rm . :.it S97 .000. Sec 1''{an St·ott at 1958 1 .. ort ·rr1n1t\'. UNl9UE OVER BUCK GULL Y 3 ixl rlm. fabulous deC'k . ('l'tiar, glass ;1nll bril'k home. See 1$:.irllara l lult·hins at 711) Puppy . Cd ~1 ! I ~r fl\,' l"d\I ~~~~:! .......... ~?.~~ ~!~~~~! .......... ~?.o.~ ----~~~~·I * * OPEN HOUSES * * SAT.& SUH.1-5PM 4 FDR #10 Goodwill 0 .. N B S65.500 Ocean View · P r iced 111ousands Under ~!kt 3DN + P G75 SenateC.ivl. (abandoned J Upgraded P ool 1 lm.·Xlnl Investment SUH. 1-5 PM 3 DN P 3075 Platte C.M. $57.900 Spanish Style Pool I lm. Own. a nx ious 5 F 1572 P egasus S.A.Hgts . $63,500 Colonial 2 Story -J:< ... ormaJ Dining FOREST E. OLSON INC. 645-0303 I Ge-neral 1002G ....... 1 1002 HARBOR VIEW HOME Jm macuJ at e 4 ,bedroom home-pride o f o w n c r s h i p l h r ' u o ti t Professionally lan<lscaPf,..-'CI , covered pa tio and brick p;1vt.'<.I atrium. ()pen Ho use Sund ay 1·5. 184 1 P o r t Tagg art . Newport Beach. Ca ll 640-6 161. BEACH CONDO $23,500 Care free liv in g is yours in t his comfortable l bedroom Co ndo . Adult development , only 2 miles from ocean. Wa lk to s hopping and banks. Price includes washe r /dryer and refri g. Call 641)-6161. FASHION SHORES C HARM I NG 2 s l o r y h ome o n cul -de -s a c. 4 Bedrooms. 3 baths. forma l d in in g . sepa r a t e fa m ily room . city park <it end of street. $66 ,000. Call now fo r this P E R FECT family hume. 962-4454. TOPS FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER!! G;....y Morritoft Costa Mesa Phytlb Salyw Huntinqtoa leoch Wray~ Newporl leoc:h HUNTINGTON BEACH VIEW HOME IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS tir .1111 111~ :I bt•droon1 . ~ l1,dt1 •'\.t'l"UIJVC hornt• .... 11 )1 IHIJ dc ~rec VICW. l"·rf•·Pt for l~nll .. ·rtanuni;c J. 1r ).!t' family llvin~ ruom ll ui.t c fa mi ly r .. 11 n1 1\nlhuny s wim· 1111n ~ pool. Vi<:'>''!' f rom k11<·ht•t1. h vin1i: room , d1n - 111 i.: ro .. rn . a11d in;1:-lt•r bt·dronrn ()~·ncr:> arl' 1110\1\ ;ilt'<t. l'rat·t•rl to Sl•ll .it ~12-l .:AA1 Call 6iJ-ti5!"10. •J lP ?·l!~ll}Nl!1 ,.,,I/· I' [~ lfi!H \tl NEWPORT ISLAND Su pe r ex lr a large w aterr r o nt c us l o rn home. 5 Bedrooms, :1 baths, 3 Cilr garugc and 50' on the wutcr ~·Ith pier and slip. J25U Sq.ff. or UN19UE IN THE BLUFF S LowC•l p r ice(! ··J.''' JJl<.in on be<Jutiful g rten be ll $65,000. Sec Dor o t h y Johns on at 427 Vi sta i-1ur;:1 . UNl9UE IN BIG CANYON Unique d ci.:or ;.ind J(lsc JHll,L!. i>(1o l <ind scp jacuzzi. •I hclrms, t1nly $174 ,!)00. Sec Vcr gi lcnl· ll ull ~•t ::fl Torrey iJi11es La ne . UNl9UE IN C D M Shingled duplex. just redone . somC' occ<.1n view, 8112'i; assume .. $105.000. Sct• l\l<.1rilyn Shuff at 71l:iJas minc UN19UE IN CORONA DEL MAR 3 lx'Cir oom pl us c.l c n, eute. wit h beams and brick. Sec N;;talic F"oga rty al 433 t·lcliotropc. south of high\1;a y UNl9UE IN CORONA DEL MAR -- Classic conte m porary unit '. 2 bdrm. 2 bath + loft . plus rt·modeled. 2 bdrm front un it. S('e !l<Jrold t-lo<.1k at 436 Fernlcaf. Cd M . U~l()Uf'. ll()Mf'.S AEAL TOHS .. l•l l NICCSr PEOPL.E SELLING THE NEArts r HOMES CORONA DEl MAR, 175-6000 MESA VERDE , 548-5990 • CALL US 1002 luxury li \·ing for the d is-· G I cnm1nating buyer. r.ra ,~ ··,;,;,;,···9;.;,;,;·L~U·F-'.F'-s"·-·9A---Y-·FR-··a-·NT-.. S-···· IUILDER 'S FURNISHED MOOB.S ANYTIME OPEN 1·5 2921 QIJBIADAJY. clel Orol Pa noramic h ay views. Cusl .. extended PRIME NEWPORT HEIGHTS UNDER $50.000! ·•one or a kind ... 2500Sq. fl.. 3 BR. fam . rms., high vaulted ccil's.; 2 frplcs., 31 :! ba. Lge. pat ios (>vcr looking pool & bay. 5136,000 & Si41 .000 With land. 1-.:xcept1on;1I homt• 1n prime bl'al·h localion Functional £Joor plan + loads of C'harm. HuJ!c ti v- inl'! room ~·ith lots or wood. 1101'1 ~ 1'<) HE SOl .. IJ AS JS FOil ·r1 llS PRICE! For uncc in a life ti me bargain, hurry' Call 546-2313 ASSUM AILE 7'h %LOAN!! Pe r fec t co m bi n a ti o n -f a bulou :i. financing. fabulOlL5 home. 3 l3R , 21 i ba. 1':legant be auty! $82.500 O.tN HI 'I •"~ 'IJ'J l(l ~I N" f' HELEN B. DOWD RULTOR, IMC . MLS 644-0134 1973 Toplisler&TopS.-n 1974~ Hewpori-Mesa locrd af Re-dton ---------;~~~~! .......... !?.~~ ?:~~~! .......... !?!!~ I 02 Linda Isle OPEN SUN I ·5 Wat...tront D"Plu Beautiful two-s tory 4-Br. BY OWNER 5-00, breakJsl rm, family Need a htlic income tax rm. deluxe kitchC'n. lrg relief? We ha \•e just that tile patio & deck. 1~ier fo r + a wonderful li,·ini on yacht to6fr. St87 .000 the water . 3-BR + ram Ken ~lartman . Jtc<i ltor rm downstairs & 3+ d1n 642-576() 640-1607 rm upstairs All kinds of ~'!1111'!1111'!1111'!1111'!1111'!1111'!1111~! b:.ithrl\Oms, fireplaces. :: bu1lt1ns .. E xt remely Find what you want in serious seller. asking _D•_il_y _P,_lo_l Classifieds. _Sl_e.5.000_. C~A LL67S-4200 General 1002GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A WATERFllOt« HOME Roduced lo $220,000 Impressive 2 Stor y Home y,·ith many custo m fea tures. 4 lrg bed r ms & 41 z bat hs. F or m a l din in g room . Sp acious fa mily room . For ever VI EWS of WAT E R & LIGfffS . &wt slip + 2 side tics. Private beaches . EX C ELLENT FL E XIBL E FINANCING '' Call 631·1400 DOES YOUR BOAT NEID A HOME? On 1llo Water w/loal Dock SI 39.500 Large tiving r oom with WATE R & BOAT VIE WS. 3Bedrms. 2ba. La rge patio. Submit exchanges on home or units away from the water. Call 631-1400 REDUCED -ow_. lougltt Aitolher! Invest How in Balboa Island Z3STEPSTO SAND &IAY $64,000!! P rime -p ri m e a r eil . I deally s i t u ated VACANT COTTAGE f"reshly redecorated iind ready to mo\'e-1n Lots of appeal for beach & bay lo\'et'"S Possible in come unit in rear included 1n abo\'e pnce For an un- believable bargain. l ake advantage. call ~6·2313 . •!"'''"" ~'•''""'H "••• Countrv Livin11 GROWlNG°fN VALifu- Ne M·p o rt B eac h . 2 S t ory -5 b c droo m - dcn-f am-16x32 LR. rountry kit che n . Pool LIDO LIFE COHDOS Waterfront living on Newport's Ma in Channel. Spacious 2 &3 bdrtns pl us den and wet bar. Finest construction avitilable. Suhter r anean parkinJ . From $Jn.SOO Open Sun . l ·S 320 Via Lido Norri . HARBOR VIEW CARMEL 3 bdrm, FR & formal dining Carm e l model in Harbor View llomes. NclA.•l y decorated. $79,SOO. ()pen Sun. l ·S 1963 l)ort \\'cybridge. l'IEWl'ORI HEIGHJ'S Prlvati!"C'ul d e sa-r in Newport Heigbts- s pa c ious 4 bdrm. bonus r oom cti:stom home,-..:snng the-family-and enjoy -S7S.OOO -Open Sun . 1·5 -3000 Beacon OLD C.D.M. Ne w appl1a n ces -ne \o\' toppe r plumbing in this 3 bdrm charmer on ft-2 lol in Old C. D.~1 . Sffi.500 Open Sun . 1-5 7001\1argucritc. LAGUNA CONDOS t! & 3 bdr1n condos with y,•hilC\\'atcr view in presti gious No. Laguna. From 554.900 Open d aily 1·5420Cypress . LIDO lSLAHD CHARM (:real location c lose to t ennis courts and beaches . 3 bdr ms & ext ra large patio. $134.500. Open Su n . 1·5 214 Via San Remo. otte y~ar wca •wily iftduditd Call 675-7225 CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Of VALUE VALLEY REALT'\' A BERG ENTERPRISES CO . Hier al 1002GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOT EVERY JEWEL ••. . .will sparkl e for YOU ... hut in our wide selection of in vestments. the re mu~l be one tl1<.1t wil l appeal to YO U. YEAR OLD DUPLEX With 3 bdrms .. 2 baths, frplc .• each unit. Sl 19,000. 719 P oinsettia. CdM . Open Sat. 1·5 CORONA DB.MAR 1'~amily size d uplex : 4 bdrms .. 21:! baths each unii . Sl 24 ,5(X), 617 lris. Ope n Sat /Sun . 1·5 MARGUERITE AYE., CclM (;real investment ; 2 bdr m. & 1-bdrm . un its : bcai:o cd ceilings. frplcs., d bl. garage. $71,500. S45.9SO -TOWWHOUSE :1 lldrms ., 2 baths : 3 car garage. Communi ty pool. 40.1 Superior, N.B. ()pcn.Sa t 1Sun . 1-4 ;:10 BA YCREST -TOI' ARU. Neat & fresh ; 4 bdrm. & fa mily rm . home · complete \\'ith formal dining rm .. walk-in we t bar & 3 car garage. Sl29,500. 1338 Antigua (off Santiago ). Open Sun. 1-5 VE AR BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 <-'40 ! L C OAS T H W Y C OAOl\I A Ol: L M Ai:;:i 1002 GeMral 1 oo ;r •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---" OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUMDAY 12 lo S BY OWNER This outs ta nding Eastside Costa f\.1 esa home has 3 bedrooms w /large Glass door s overlooking pool. Large 4 car g arage wilh (2) 6x6 windows that look over pool wil l m a ke a s tudio or workshop. Close to 17th s hop ar ea & schools . F eatures are CHARM s tone fireplace, Wood paneling & bookcases, hardwood noors, all copper piping. elec a uto . s prinkle r s & l a t h & plaster. 376 F lower . 646-5667 THE ONLY ONE LIU m REDUCED TO $55,000 2 Be droo m s. 2 b a ths MOBILE HOME. Just across street from the beach. 4 Star Par k with pool a nd clubhouse. SIS,000. Call for det8ils 962-4454. 3 Bedrm with Den. Dining room too. Oven be am ceilings throughout Atrium, greene ry & sunning roof. Wa lk to BEACH. and large yard. End or cul-de -sac overlooks G...-ol 1002 GfoMt-ol 1002 WHATTABUY! Rent one 3 bedroom , 2 bath and li ve In other 3 b edr o om, 2 bath . fireplace, secluded patio with fire ring. One b lock to beach. F EE ' Only $110.000. 546·4141 . PEACE OF MIND IS •.. P1¢tlng yours elf and fa mily in "this lovely Back Bay 3 bedroom. form al dining room. large fa mjly room. b rea k fa s t r oonl o 've rlookin G' beautiful ba ck yard. Profession ally la ndscaped. Lots of wallpape r . 'Asking $82,500. Call ~141. Ooly$66.SOO C .. 631 ·1400 NEW LISTING -SAH ClEMEHTE Hi gh on a I.Jil l with a Forever Oc ean View. !)pacious 2 Bedrm Condo. 2 Patios, nine s w i m min~ J>QOls. 541 .750 C .. 631·1400 V.,. t' SJ')l'Lkllllt' Ill I I!\ lhl• \\ d!l'I '1<';tf !I 11• \\ d!l!7 vwv. uf wat"' h on11"' W1' .. h,-.v. ~"' h11111 ,,nt.J i..ar WATERFRONT HOMES <033 W.Co•SI H'9hw•y Newpon Be<><:h f714163l 1400 Che rry La ke . Needs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• n..c. Fix this up lo your !aste. enjoy for years, when your children are i?one sell at a profit , t h ere a r en't ma n y secluded places le.n in area . Will be less in 10 yrs. Invest Now!! OPIH SAT /SUM Brand New Duplex. l29 27th St, N.8 . Ud9 Sands Home JUST LIST ED! 48.11 Bruce Cn~l. N.8 . Baldi ft AISOC:l ates 645·33<3 . I Faff.ST AMDIHG ILUfFS CONDO I mmac ul at e 3 bdrm. X ·Model. On be a ut . g reenbelt. E x pens ively decorated with custom c arpets, drapes & wa ll coverings . Reduced to $76,000 C.F. COLESWORTHY . 640.0020 U.STILllff' C84Tlll -------------- ' t REALTORS •75-5511 -=----=----Ol'EH HOllSfS ·2727 WIHDOYlR DR.: HOME FOR ™f HOUOAYS. S tunning Broadmoor "one owner" four bedroom & family room ; City.ligbU &i ocean view; heavy $hake roof form al living room w1 mar e fi.rei>Jace , separate dining roo_m. terrazzo en ry : spllrtev~asead1n-g waterfa lls exotic landscap1ng. l\1ove in by C hristmas. OP EN SUN 12·5 PM. 46l l P'BHAM DR.: Beautiful Cameo Shores. Secluded pool & jacuzzi ; t_wo m aster bedrooms y,·ith bath/d ressing rooms : 1>an elcd study. Private guest sui te wit.hits O\•;n t•ntrance OPEN SAT &SUN I lo5 PM. l20 SU.WARD RD.: SHORECl.IFfS "best buy''· Interesting split-level th ree bcdr00m home; t.>eamed ceilings, _wood panel ins:. a separate (a"'•ay from 1t all ) family roon1 1''ruit trees. flower.s ; private beach. OPEN SAT l lo 5. 51 .. 511'11 DAHLIA: NEW IN CORONA DB. MAR. /\ c ustom bui lt duplex & the design is 1nterestinl!. Hig h be~med ccilin.g s, h u ge fi replace: p riv at e patios. O'A-·ne r 's unit is three bedroom with deli ghtful two bed.room in co me unit with its own fireplace. Best buy a vailable. OPEN SAT &SUN 1 to5. 4714 CORTLAND: Ch oice Cameo llighla nds four bedr oom home -or three bedroom & den or three bedroom & formal dining room. For the imaginative. fwt·lovin g fa mily ; in beautiful condition & ready for quic k mo\'c in . Private beach. OPEN SUN 1 to5. 1724 NEWPORT HILLS DR-WEST: Harbor Vi e w J-lill s Somerset model five bedroom family room, formal dining room; B~autifully a ppoi nted -leaded glass, imported tiles. beams. AND a spect acul ar Mediterranean tiled pool with jac u zz i . By ap poi ntm e nt U.."iually-hul open t his Sat from 11'.to 4. CORONA HIGHLANDS -Cuslom . quality built, beautiful view hom e. The ra r e one for the lar ge fa mily -five bedroom . fa m ily room, Pool. Shown by appoi ntment -please call. IN THE CITY OF ORANGE: For the fa mily who loves horses !' Bridle trails n earb y : an unus u a l home wit h ··country k it c he n''. four s p acious bedrooms ~ master suite has its own conversation pit Y..ith fire place. Cool patios with water f a ll : bui lt in inter-com , stereo, & air conditioniJ1g. THE BLUFFS -A de l ig htf u l condominiu..m . in beautif ul condition ; three bedrooms & family room (on lower leve l wh ere the kids can pl ay); separa te utility room & exceptiona ll y large storage & closet facilities. By apJX)inlme nt -please call. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., CanJfto clel Mer 675-5511 . I General 1002 G ..... ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWLY LISTffi EASTBLUFF Most po J}ular s plit-level, Sbr , 3ba, 3-car gar age. '"LUSK ·· family hom e . Close to Fashio n Is land & fine Newport Bea ch schools. Immaculate interiors a nd pro f . l an d s c aped fo r r ea l California Livin ·. $119,500 with fl exible te rms. Ope n S at /Sun 1·5. 2120 Ara lia . N.B. ROG E H's R E ALTY. 675-2311. ' 1002G....,.ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ELKINS "O.,.,.,. 50 Y•Cll"S of Ser-Yic•'' •OPEN SUH DAY 2-5 #B OAKMONT LN. BIG CANYON New · & L u xu r io us! L a r ge Family Home w /Golf Course & Country Club View. 5 Br 4'h Ba. Fam Rm & P a neled Den. Ai r Condi t i on e d . All E lectri c Kitc hen . $320.000 •IY APPOINTMENT WATER VIEW /BOAT SLIP Like New 2 Sto ry Condo, Coves Area . 3 Bedrooms. 21 '2 Ba . All Elect Kitchen . P a tio. Carpets & Drapes . A Few Slei>; t o Boal -slip. $93 ,500 A LIMDA ISLE .. BEST IUY .. ! Large 2 Story Contemporary on Bayfront Opposite H a rbor Is land . P ie r & S lip Ve r y Flexible Floor Plan With 4 to 6 Bedroom s. Fa m i l.r Room , Extras. $285.000 llG CAMYOM HOMESITES 2 F a bulou s Vi e w L o t s Ove rl o ok in g Golr Cou rse '. $85,000 & $89.500. l'&llNSULA POINT Ne w 2 Sly Monterey Conte mp w N iew of C h a nnel & J etty. 4 Br. Fa m Rm. Blt·ins & Extras. $179.500 4ilOIGi !UllNS CO •• REALTOllS "' DOV& llllJYI. 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' J, • Ol'84·SUM. 1-S: Corona del Mar cutie. 2-BR front. bachelor unit rear. always rented. $74 ,500 DIRECTORY ....... ~.._..., .. ,. ............ ,.... • ..................... w.. ...... , .. t........., .... ~ ............ .._. 111....,,. DAA.Y ""'°"WANT ADI.,...._. ~.,..-.n._ .. .,.,.. .. ..,., ..... _.,lwhwwww.._lll.,.c-..ec•S t ..,_.. -.,. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEOIOOM ••6404 W. Oceanfront. Nwpt Bch · 645-7575 $117 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 510 J asmiiie, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $61,000 Sun 1·5 332 Piazza Lido (Lido Isle) NB 644-6200 $152.500 Sun. 1·5 •243·61st St. Newport Shores. NB 642-5200 $53.500 Sunday 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH ZI Rue Grand Ducal (Big Cyn) NB 644-6249 $127;000 Sat/Sun 1·5 7ZI Nyes PL. Laguna Beach 644·6200 $182.000 3 IEOROOM Sun. 1·5 214 Via San Remo. Lido Isle, NB 675-7225 $135 ,500 Sun 1-5 •20201 Spruce. off Brstl SA Hts 675-5930 $46.500 Sun 1·5 25625 Calle La Fuente. S.J . Cap. 496-4490 Open House Sat/Sun 10-5 424 Colton (Newport Shores) NB 548-1290 $59.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 :.>962ndSt. (NewportShrs)NB ,, 548-1290 $63.500 Sun.1·5 31562nd St. (Npt. Shores) NB 645-7575 $65.500 Sun .1·5 ••512 38th St.. Newport Beach 675-7060 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1896 Del Mar (Laguna Beach) 644-4910 $69.900. $71.900 ' • Sat/Sun 1·5 ••No. 5 Balboa Coves, Nwpt Bch 631-1400 $139.500 Sunday 1·5 21342 Compass Lane. Hullt. Bch. 963-7881 Sat/Sun 12·4 2424 Vista Hogar. Bluffs, NB 673-8550 Sat/Sun 12·4 1533 Mirimar, Peain. Pt. Balboa 675-4060 $79.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 716 Poppy, Cor.ona de! Mar 675-6000 $129.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4ZI Vista Flora. Bluffs, N.B. 675-6000 $65.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1200 Dover Dr. Westcliff, NB 642-1157 $77 .500 Sat/Sun 2·4 4821 Cortland Dr. Cameo !Ilads CDM 646·7414 $89.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •234 Morning Canyon, CdM 675-6900 $139,500 Sunday 1·4 !JS Topaz (Bal Isl ) NB 675-7144 $89 .500 Sun. Only 12-5 2178 Raleigh, Costa Mesa 752·1920 $43 .500 Sun 1·5 1455 Morningside Or, Lag. Bch. 494-8057 $145.000 Sunday 1·5 2228Holiday Rd. Newport Beach 646-4380 $74.500 Sunday 1·5 490 E. 20th. E ·Side. Costa Mesa 752·1700 Sun 1·5 1742 Highland. Harbor Hlands NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 409 Columbus Cir. Cor !Ilnds CdM 642-8235 $134 ,500 Sun. 2·5 2317 Eastbluff, Newport Beach 546-2313 $53 .750 Sun 1·5 15661 Toway Lane. Huntington Bch 897·0321 Sun 1·5 209 Joanne, Newport Beach 675-6670 $62.500 Sun 1·5 320 Kings Rd. CliffHaven, NB 642-5200 $129.500 Sunday 1·5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEH 700 Marguerite. Old Corona. CdM 675-7225 $69.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1963 Port Weybridge, !Mims. NB 575.7225 $79 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 116 Via Mentone (Lido Isl) NB Sat.&Sun.1-5 325 Wake Forest. Costa Mesa 548·3011 $49,950 Sat/Sun 1-4 4631 Sierra Tree Ln. Un Pk Irv 552-7000 $70 ,500 Sat/Sun 2-o 1213 Donegal (Halecrest) C.M. 644-7662 $51,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••4010 River Ave. Newport Beach 675·4200 $185.000 Sat/Sun. 1051 Madison Place, Laguna Bch 494.9234 Sat/Sun 12·5 5200 River (Lido Sands) N.B. 642-3319 $62.500 Sat/Sun 11-5 4101 Glenwood St. (Irvine) 551-2100 $53 .000 Sat/Sun 10-6 999 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa 642-9448 /546-2018 Sat/SUn 1·5 376 Flower, EastsideCosta Mesa 646-566'1 $55,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 •3006Ceylon. Mesa Verde. CM 549·8655 64.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2145Seville CBa lboaPcnin) NB 675-9111 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••121 Harbor Island Rd .. N.B. 644'6200 $279 ,500 Sat. /Sun. 1-5 3435QuietCove <Hxruls>cdM · 644-6200 $122,000 ·• Sat/Sun 1·5 . ~ • 231 Lugonia <Newport Shores) NB 548-1290 $61.900 Sun.1·5 222 Lugonia, Newport Beach 631-1400 $66 ,500 . Sat/Sun 1·5 1020LStonybrook. Hunt. Beach 540-1151 $72.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 1715Tradewinds . NB 642·8235 . $92 .500 DAILY 12·5 1500 Seacrest Dr, HVu Hills CdM 644-4910 $115.000 Sun 1·5 2424 Vista Hogar. Bluffs. NB 752-1700 Sun 12·4 ••#2 Balboa Coves, Ne~·port Bch 645-6646 $129.900 Sun 1·5 532 Cancha. Newport Beach 673-7601 $69.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 5051 Chateau Circle, Irvine 548-9607 $55.500 Sunday 1·5 ••3806 Channel Pl, Newport II . NB 546·4141 $129.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 7 Point Sur (Spyglass) CdM 673-4400 $165.000 Sun 1·5 •2915 libbtide. Hbr Vu ills. CdM 673-855o $124.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •14 Burning Tr.ee Rd , Big Cyn. NB 752-7315 $195.000 Sun 1·5 137 Via W3ziers. Lido Isle, NB 752·7315 $159 .900 Sun 1·5 433 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 6"75-6000 $89.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •4633 Perham Rd . Cameo Shrs CdM 675-5511 $175 .000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •320 Seaward. Shorecliffs, Nil ·.- 675-5511 $98.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1806 Pt. Stanhope CHV Hlns ) N.B. 833-8600 $99 .500 Sun. 1·5 3140 Country Club Dr. Mesa V .. CM · 979-3788 Sat/Sun 1·5 •19ZI Leeward (Bayc resl) N.B. 833-8600 $139.500 Sun . 1·5 18250 Cabrillo Ct, Fount Val 897 ·0321 Sun l ·5 17401 Newland. Huntington Bch 897-0321 Sun 1·5 •418 Ogle Circle. Costa Mesa 642·0200 $69.950 158 Bouy. Eastside Costa Mesa Sun 548·3011 549.500 Sunday 1·4 1958 Port Trinity Pl, !Ml, N.B. 675·6000 $97.000 Sun 1·5 •237 Camellia. E ·Side, C.M. 646-7711 Sun 1·5 • 11 Point Sur (Spyglass Hill ) CdM 642·8235 $169.000 Sun. 1·5 54-02 Westmoreland, Yorba Linda 897 -0321 $45 ,450 Sun 1·5 432 Prospect, Newport Shrs, NB 545-9491 $63.750 Sun 12·6 3201 Dakota. Costa Mesa 646· 7171 4 BEDROOM Sun 1-5 •706 K-Thanga (Irv. Terr) CdM 675·5930 Sat/Sun 1-5 642·8235 Sat. 1-5 •484 62nd St. Newport Shores 646· 7615 $82.500 Sat/Sun 10:5 · 212 Via Palermo (Lido Isl> NB 673-7415 $115 .000 Sat/Sun 10·4 2810 Serang Pl. <Mesa Verde ) CM 557-1849 $62 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 209 Pearl, Bal boa Island 646-3255 $154 .000 Sat/Sun 1·4 120 Kings Place. Newport Beach 673-4400 $195.000 Sun 1·7 2731 Pebble Dr .. Corona del Mar 673-4400 $159.500 Sat/Sun l ·~ •1023 Dolphin Terrace, CdM 644-7211 $199.500 fee Sat/Sun 1·5 1593 Santa Ana A vc, Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sat2·5/Sunl·5 4714 Cortland, Cameo Highlands 675-5>11 Sun l ·5 • •1318 E . Balboa. Bal Penin. NB 640-4050 $249.500 Sun .1-4 17403 Elm, Fountain Valley 546-5880 $54.600 Sunday 1·5 426 San Bernadino, Newport Bch 546-2313 $79.950 Sun 1·5 17 Cypress Point La. Big Cyn, NB 640-6161 $171,900 Sunday 1·5 #8 Rue Chateau Royal. Big Cyn 644-6585 $125,000 Sunday 1·5 19 Hermitage La. Big Canyon, NB 640-6161 $169.500 Sunday 1·5 4 Ill & FAM RM w DEH 2053 Phalarope, Costa Mesa 541-5032 · $75.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1635 Bluebird Cyn Dr . Lag Bch 494-2146 $138.500 Sat & Sun 2·5 4511 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM 673-7040 Sat/Sun 12-5 27Cfl Lighthouse CHV His) CdM 644-1766 Sun 1·5 ••102 Linda Isle. Newport Beach 640-1607 . $187 .000 Sun 1·5 5372 Blinn Lane, Irvine 833 -3462 $69,500 Open Sot/Sun 10-4 17112 Erwin. Cal Class .. HB 963-4456 $S4 .900 Sun 12·4 •21641 Kanakoa. Npt. W .. HB 968-7870 $65.000 Sat /Sun 12-4 9291 Candlewood, Huntington Bch 968·4456 Sat 12·4 19252 Worchester . Hunt. Bch. 842-2535 ., Sat/Sun 1·5 8172 Wh itburn Circle. Hunt. Bch 842-2535 Sat/Sun 1·5 2301 Tustin. Newport Beach 540-1151 $98 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1947 Killdeer Cir .• Costa Meso 640-5560 $74,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4527 Fairfield, Corona <lei Mar 979-5205 $165.000 Sun. 12·5 1921 Kings Road, Newport Beach 642·3600 DAILY 11·4 1924 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB ·642-8235 $159 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3607 Surf view CHV•msJ CdM 644·6200 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1841 Port Taggart. HarbVuHms, NB 640-1267 $89 .900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1053 Park-crest . OccanVicw. CM · 548-088.5 $64 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14242 Matisse (The Colony) Irv. 644-6200 $61 .000 Sat/Sun 1-5 67 Montecito (Spyglass) CdM . 642-8235 Sat /Sun 1·4 :30 p.m. 2 Inverness (Dig Canyon) NB 642-8235 $265 .000 Sat/Sun 12·4 ••28 Linda Isle (Linda Isl ) NB 645-7575 $285 ,000 Sun.1-5 • •333 Morningstar, Newport Bch 631 -1400 $220.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2015 Santiago Dr. (Baycres() NB 644-4910 $89,500 Sun 1·5 JOO() Beacon. Npt. Hts, Nwpt Bch 675-7225 $75.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2120 Aralia. Newport Beach 675·2311 $119,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 1338 Antigua (Baycrcst ) Npt Bch 675-3000 $129.500 Sun 1·5 • 18018 Santa Cecilia, Fount Vly 963-7881 $74 .900 Sat/Sun 12-4 9892 Fredrick. Huntington Beh 963-7881 Sat/Sun 12·4 Z7Z1 Windover Dr, Newport Beach 675-5511 Sun 12·5 1730 Pt. Margate ffM!ms) N.B. 833-8600 $104,000 Sun .1·5 63 Montecito (Spyglass) CdM 833·8600 $190 .000 Sun. 1·5 19291 Ely Drive, Irvine 675-6900 $66,900 Sunday l ·4 •888Sandcas tle, Corona de! Mar 644-7270 S121.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 3210 Washington. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $47.900 Sun 1·5 3050 Johnson, Costa l\1esa 546·23 13 $55 .900 Sun 1·5 •1586 Corsica. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $52 .900 Sun 1·5 1130Santiago. Newport Beach 546·2313 $159 .500 Sun 1·5 •1509 Dolphin Terr. lrvTer CdM 642·8235 Sl95.000 Sun. 1·5 •8 Cypress Point Ln . Big Cyn NB 642·8235 Sun. 1-5 •906 Aleppo ( Eastbluff) NB 642-8235 598.500 Sun. 1·5· 17407 Paine Cir, Culverdale Irv 644·6200 $.59.500 Sun . 1·5 •8454Neptune Dr, Buena Park 897-0321 Sun 1·5 4800 Cortland, CameoHlnds, CdM 640·6600 Sun 1·5 •11 Greenbrier Ln, Big Cyn, NB 640 ·6600 Sun 1·5 •865Sa ndcastle, IMDs. CdM 640·6600 Sun l ·5 1741 Pitcairn, ~l esa Verde, CM 549-8655 $67 ,500 Sunday l ·5 53 Montecito Dr, Spygls Hill CdM 644 -7261 $187 .500 Sunday 2-6 83 Roya ~~t. George. Big Cyn NB • Sunday 1·5 •19141 Beckwith Terrace, Irvine 673·8550 $117.000 Sun 1·5 128 Via Ithica. Lido Island, NB 646-7711 Sun 2·5 1871 Swan, Costa l\.1esa 545·9491 Sun 1-5 #9 Torrey Pines. Big Cyn. N.B. 675·6000 $174.500 Sun 1·5 7001 Blue Sails. Huntington Beh 897·0321 Sun 1·5 2232 Port Durness, Newport Bch 644 -6397 $92.000 SUN 1-5 •19141 IJ eckwithTer, T.H. His, Irv 673 -8550 ·Sll7,000 ~sun 1·5 5 IEOROOM • •21 37 Channel Rd . Penin Pt, NB 675-6161 $240.000 Sun . 1·5 ••36 Linda Isle Dr, Linda II NB 644-4910 Sat /Sun 1·5 5 IR & FAM RM or DEH 2926 Silver Lane , N.B. 644·4910 $89.500 Sun 1·5 •• •76 Linda Isle Dr, Linda II NB 644-4910 $395.000 Open Daily 1·5 #8 Oakmont Lane. Big Canyon 6.11·1800 5320.000 Sun. 2·5 •2327Tustln. Newport Beach 646-3255 Sunday 1·5 •24451 Zandra Dr. Mission Vi<tio 8J0·2005 $82.500 Sat /Sun noon-4 1300Anllgua <DoverShrs) NB 675-6921 $202.500 Sat/SuDJ-5 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• FOR BIG CANYON PROPERTY IUYIHG -LLUIHG-$1UIHG COllOHA DEi. MAllDUPLlX , ' One of those unusu•llY - (me properllcll .,., e 14•111h even·one couJd own. On· ly one duplex hke Uus. Two bdrm. and den home in fronl plus itn extra untl In the ttllr. t:.ach wilt\ flrepl•ce. l=:nc t'I i i\ marvelous condilion. Nevo• ca.rpeLS. south or the b iatiway. Pr1 c~d ilt $91,000. Call 67J.Ma(l Lb 644-1193-- llG CAJ'IYOH REALTY ELL idl e item• with » Daily Pilot Classincd Ail ••618Harbor Isl Dr. off Ba ys ide 642-8235 Sat /Sun 1·5 •1524 Sandcastle (HVl lllls) CdM 642-8235 $142,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 17LochmoorLn. <Big Canyon> NB 644 -6200 DAILY1·5 p.m. 2120Aralia. Newport llcat•h 675-2311 $119,500 Sat ,Sun 1·5 #2Cherry Hills Ln.13igC)'1. Nil 752·7315 $255.000 Sun 1·5 •1724 N"ewp<>rt Hills Dr-West. NB 675-5511 Sat 11-4 •25 Lochmoor Ln. Newport Bench 644·7ZIO $194,500 Sun 1·5 179'l2Ma.nn, University Pk , Irv. 752-1100 Sun 12-4:30 ••49Linda Isle (Linda Isle) Nil 6'2-8235 Sun . 1-5 409Higb Dr .• North Laguna 6'2-8235 $265,000 Sun. 1-4 p.m. 3059 Capri Lane. Mesa Verde, CM 545-9491 /540-7823 Su n 1·5 •2007 Santiago, Baycrest. NB 642-5200 $94.500 Sunday 1-5 Z/31 Bayshorc, Newport Beach 646-7171 Sun 1·5 6 Ill & FAM RM..-DEH •3636 Catamaran. H.V.HLS. CdM 675-7225 $148.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 2421 Sierra Vista, Newport Bch 646-4380 $89,950 Sunday 1·5 7 IR & FAM RM or DEM #3 Hampshire Ct, Dover Shores 644-7270 $295.000 · Sun 1-5 . CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEOROOM 420 Cypress, Laguna Beach 675.7225 $54.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 31002 Ariana Ln. Laguna Niguel 752-7315 $.52.900 Sun 1·5 •2060 Vista Caj'on. Bluffs, NB 640-1932 Sat/Sun 10·5 433 Gloucester. Costa Mesa 673-4132 $52,900 . Sat/Sun I ·5 •1635 ''D" Iowa, Costa l'tlesa 546·2313 $35 .500 Sun 1·5 31522 West Nine. Laguna Niguel 496-6476 $42,000 Sun l ·5 2 IR& FAMRMorDEH 320 Via Lido Nord, Lido lie, NB 675-7225 $179,500 Sat/Sun"l·5 12 Rue Villars (Big Canyon> NB 640-4050 $125.000 Sun. 1·4 3 IEDROOM 835Amigos Way No.17, EBluff NB 64-0-1289 $67,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 •2317 Eastbluff Dr. Newport Bch 963-6767 $53,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2117 Vista Laredo, Bluffs. NB 640-6823 Sunday 1·5 ••4457 W. Coast Hwy . Nwpt Bch 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2512 University, Newport Beach 675-4060 $52 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 404 Superior, Newport Beach 675·3000 $45.950 Sal/Sun 1·4 :30 . ] IR & FAM RM or DEH 501 Avenida Lucia (Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $72 .500 Sun. 1·5 4 IEOROOM 35 Rue Fountainbleu (Big Cyn) NB 752·0347 Sat. & Sun. 1·5 3RueVillars I Big Canyon ) NB 640-5560 5177 .000 Dailv 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE I BR & Bach Apt. 21044th St., Newport Beach 675·7060 $64.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ZIR&llR ••611 36th St.. Newport Beach 640-5560 $185 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 423 Poinsettia, Corona de\ i\·lar 642·8235 $84 .500 Sun. 12·5 pm. 2 IEOROOMS EACH 716 Jas mine, Corona de! l\.1ar 675-6000 Sl05.000 Sun 1·5 436 Fernleaf. Corona del Mar 675 -6000 $98 .500 Su n 1·5 llR&llR 11629lhStreet. Newport 13cuch 675·6670 $126 .000 Sun 1-5 31R&21R " 518/518'12 Dahlia, CdM 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IEOROOMS EACH 617 Iris , Corona del Mar 675-3000 $124.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 41R&31R 900W. Balboa Blvd., Newport .llch. 833-82As $132,000 Sal/S!Jn. 10·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEOllOOM 14656 Goldenglenn, Walnut Sq Irv 752-1700 $36 ,500 12·4: 30 HOME & GUEST HOUSE 4111&JIR 215 Via San Remo (Lido Isl) NB 640·4050 $550,000 Su n. 2·5 HOME & INCOME• 2 IEDllOOMS EACH 516 Fcrnleaf, Corona del Mar 675-9111 Sat/Sun 1·5 INCOME PROPERTY 2 IR & IACHEl.OR 613 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar 644-6397 $74.500 SUN 1·5 • Pool •• w .......... . wa1-....1&roo1 H'WPORT COLOHIAL Sharp, bt'l1uti(ully de· corated 6 bedroom . 3 t.>Ath home on qwL"t eul de·s•c: .,.,. .. th warmth or U!'.t>d brll·k 11nd lovely 'l''ood. Jl uge prott'\:ted patio. Room ror parking bout <1r troiJ('r 60:icl.&O 1..Ql. All rQr S8'J.500. Rutti Louri•,A~nt 64 .. 4180 !!!!HURRY!!!! SZ 1.950 S1\VF.SS$$$no.,.,•. PriC'l'tl) in c r e a su $2U0u Decemb('r t st . S1n.:,ll" story Townhouses 111 Sun- lu Ana. 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Brord spanking new cape!s & drapes, f1esHy ponied rfvuout. Lage moster retJeot with bJth, deluxe kitchen with time-saving built·irl'>. Stone fH"eplcxe in 1; .... ing room, 4 bedrooms in oU. Yards of i:aodise, neatly monic11ed for beo.iry! 'Hu1ry & toke OOvontoge! Coll &4()..171.0 Jftlftls, leech. Villa: Fon1os11c o•ea of Newpor1 Beach. Lazy-day balcony in f1on1. pool & teonis foc;li1;es nearby. (uslom decor ;nside with plush ankle-deep ·carpets & tedured d-opery in 1ich tones & texfU'es. High cathedro( ceilings in kilchen, liv;ng room & farrol dlr.inq room. ) bedrooms, p i\/Ote rrcs1er 1etreot. 16(),500. 5<0-1720 Pri.-ate Tr...Ltnff Str.et! Very nice lomily aeo of homes. Lush overhanging Jrees & plants. Por~clike yatds, paty ... erordo patio. Spoc.ious floor pion features 4 versar ile bec*ooms (t00t one into o den a ~ng room~ · forrrol d irling 1oom plus o big family room. Blazing fweploce, private rrcster !>Ute ..;th born. $49.500. 540-1m. Mewport IHch ......,, A. fantastic: tennis villa in excellent beoCh aeo. Gose to schools. shops, pool & tennis. Pride of ~p. <}'801 fOf entEltcin- irq with on open wet ba-, 9=J.lfT181 d ining room that seats 10 guests. Conversation fwepit. enttrtoiner's living quaters. 3 bedroom•, l both•. $77,0CO: As.I: for Margaret Hi<jisrrith, 510-1 720. Slollly becllli•o G~ Ml ood''"'d ,,.J,. UJl)! All the elegance you'll 6\ler need. Ocdes of room for the kids to ploy. °ExqUsite !.late eotry leods to a ~ 22 foot living room trot focuse s on a hondsorre fi-eploce. "' lage bectooms plus a big den CJ"eo. Cordlelight diring room, completely rrodern ~itchen. New point inside & out. S00,99:>. 540-1720. SJS,950-Low Down! Payments l i~e rent! Wolk to the booch. ~ will help finance! Comm. pool, jocuni & rer; fcxilities all enclosed fa 'f0'1X convenience. lded for the young family with a private rT'OS!er suite with separate both. Guest q.xners too. Country kitchen with lots of cabinet spcx:e & b-ed:fosl aeo. Private polio, lage living room. Lush ~op;nq. Save $$$' 510-1720. -Side Coalo Mna! f,,, oxxJ.. SJO.IXXI\ Lots of land for the kids to romp & pay! lots of trees & bushes. room for ycu boot or frailer. 100'1 privacy in this croming ranch heme in elcellent orea of Costa Meso. Priced to sell quickty! Coll for rrore details! 5'1Q. l 7'lfJ C:.::11 f P--'fH! lovely east side Costa Mesa home with a vim.d fXJ'c:dise of trees, b.nhet. & p(ontings. Situated on o ""et CDS street with oodles of rocm to b-eothe. Copper pl""°ng lfruout, hardwood floors. SpocKius Roor plO"I features 4 ber*ooms. sepaote fon"lly room K:lecl for get-togethers. Oversized hing room area with a l:hzing f.-eplcxe thot' s log->zod. Wood decked potK>, de/,..e k;tchen . s+1.m S<0-1120. 540-1720 2955 Ho1 bor Blvd. Costa Mesa MaaN RELO • • Serving 7000 Cities T1ruout The ~lted States .,._. .... 1.w.o1tto..a..._e, J•t1 -• ......... . ... ,. PriJne btach lO"-A'n loc a· AllS4l~ ra. n~ u SL John Ba. plu1b up1r•dt1. tlon l Jo1 to beaC'h! lallooP1 '1tM 1007 CUSTOM Cath Sehl. Pub Sehl, Word• Juat woa•t Walnut p.aoehna galore. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPANlSlfHOYE park. 1 hop 'c . AtL . desC'tlbe tbl1 home Antique mirrored decor. 316 & ll6'h lllS + iacome on tbolee dbl M2-tu8or.s46-a11* l51,IOO Gourmet kite.hen wllh So. ot Bayaide. Income & £ut Si6e lot Nu c-pts fr .a. BE YOU H .._ ..v 131-11'10 j lar1e dlnln& ii r ea . bo , __ 28 d 2 nislOm drps, ~traJarae 11UUO l't.TF"'• Rn.L.HodlMRultr I I d ( . t , me • ...., ... er r, en, 1 1 2 -~ nc u es re n gcra or . ba. Uppe:r 2 Br ls 2 yn den, bar, % rp Cl, PAYIHG ~· 6 le-edl ICM ~lntdlhnld•e-a•tai8rycase te'o new. $1I0,000. pallot, ~~rate ~000m., ... it not , pay the rent to t!'!.~ •. f:!'.-.-.-••••••••• ! gian -w mas r Olive Wtora .. nbom, Rltr &. launi.u, rm.. · -·-.u .. ~ wn llute. Huee e nc losed filUioo Ul61TUllin641·319'Z. ,. ....... .,... •• ••l'CD YOU 0 '.J----"!'"' ___ _ patio. $1.l,UO buys at G'Ai your mm home. New lilt-Price lecllctlM LOAN -t150 Mp. f>A'lS lay/4Ye D·· le MESA "\!ERDE L•r1e Ing, on Eastside. Cos'!-xer·edtttt G'a·rdeas. ~~~~~±:J~AI.J.LOlyrnple common • "Home watb poot. Owner. Men. OCl.ly m.99:5~ ·rormal~enlr1. formal • 1 ...pool. T.ownbQ.me ..... Ti.ii 6ustom·bm1t.-12 Yl"I igo .. m:too:-Pb-!-649-0ZZI mopl:W>'.....J!lrm~ui t dinin•-rm • ..--ace.-U\l\ar vantage---eatt-'1'!12·1100· -..bclna oU.emtforsale by ' · · QCCUPllACY-~ ... family rm •M.h NOW ! orig. owner, corner 3tir--;26i ram:tty-mr.Zca tlll-5~0."16~ -'"JDI.,_~ ~ • EloiH Morris AMOTHEll CHAMl'IOH joins Coats & Wallace Real Es tate Inc. ELOISE MORRIS a Multi-Million Dollar Club Me mber has resided in the beach area for some time and is a specialist in exclusive home resa.Je and income properties. Eloise has a fighter pilot son in the M arinc Corp at El Toro, a son in the Back Packin g business in Garden Grove and a talented, artist daughte r in San Juan Capistrano. We're very happy to welcom e ELOISE. Arc you good enough to join Coats & Wallace? c .. 546-414 I ' 1002G-.al 1002 ............................................... ~c ' HUG HOMES 640·4050 "HUG HOMES IS ON THE MOVE ... And ... we are now in our new office at 250 Newport Center Dr., Design Plaza, Suite 104, Newport Beach ... (Soon lo be opened, 2 more offices ! ) CAMEO SHORES ; outstanding oceanfront, on 1>rivatc point. gate to beach ; 4 bdrms ., pool , one of a kind ; $850 ,000. Candi Grant Ocean vi e w 4 bdrm., 4 baths, pool &. jacuzzi . $220,000. Candi Grant LINDA I S LE ; f e atured i n '69 Arc hitectural Digest ; contemporary home of brick, glass &-dark stained wood; 3 bdrms., den & family rm., pier & slip. $495,000 Sharon Lynch BALBOA PENINSULA ; charming simplicity ; 4 bdrms .. 2'-h baths. sandy beach ;. pier & slip. 5249.500. Open Sun. 1-4. 1318 E . Ba lboa Blvd . Doreen Woodard BIG CANYON ; Dover mod el, fairway view; 2 bdrm. & den condo, $125.000. Open Sun . 1-4. 12 Rue Villars. LIDO ISLE: fine family home on 155 ft. lot ; guest house. Lighted Paddle tennis ct. $550,000. Open Sun. 2-5. 215 Via San Remo. Cathryn Tennille ' GMH'al IOOZG......,, 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• macneb I Irvine reeltg FOR THE IEST IM LIMDA 151.E l'ROPSlTIES OPEN HOUSE: #49 UMDA ISlE -SUN . 1 -5 P .M. Smashing contemporary st yle. Spacious living & dining -gourmet kitchen - unique wood treatments -2 family rooms -4 fireplaces -5 bedrooms. Extra size lot -dock for 2 boats. Owner will lease or lease/option. EXCLUSIVE IAYRIOMT Stately 5 b e dro o m home w/handsome tiled courtyard entry. Richly decorated w /finest carpeting &:: drapes. Sunken living room w /marble fireplace -lg. formal dining -warm family room off lg. foyer. Bedrooms in 3 separate wings for max. privacy. $265,000. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. (E62J ESTATE OM THE IAY Elegance thruout. High ceilings. marble floors, crystal chandeliers - over 7000 sq. ft. -6 bedrooms billiard room, nautical bar + family room. Big Bay VIEW. Slip for lg.' yacht. Offered at $745,000 incl. prime land. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. (E63) ltEAL I-STORY! Charming custom home on wind-free Jagoon. Dramatic 14 · ceilings, 2 fireplaces, wet bar in family room, formal dining + breakfast area in spacious kitrhen. 4 bedrooms. Dock for 50' boat. Appl. only. $215,000. Dona Chichester 642-8235. ( E64) 642-IJJS 644-6200 IOI 00...-on.. "4• MKAtll'IUf ,.....,,. .. ~. c.!ito;: • ON111'1•''''1JP110~.._.,, Jo c.·A real rem at gar.No.Costaftlesa hm, lrplc.; assume• :I\. I fU1 • --b-y owner . S•&.~0-0~ m Joan of $37,000. F .P [6 _ ;,m•. ljf\~ c:OASi'PROl'ERTJEs TSt-1163noagt>. -•'..'-Jr;1,;. Ha· '1•.too. ~ _!!f:i,. ~i!_ • m-suo * M"ESA VERDE -4 Br, fam Wfff!£fi¥ 833•2906 ' Bayfroot. Jg . colonial. rm & atril.ldJ, fixer upper SURFS.OE 2 Lots ; pier drive by · iC interested We"'ri Hen lo Help , RIETRUT Manh.aU Rily. 675-4600 st.op in lbe eve. 2t64 um~.". Bimln!P1. AHYOU HADY OCEAN VIEW ~' ... to move up to the S35 500 S BdnnlJ +den+of!ice· EASTSJDE. LR fam lJy ri d I of:f~~~~~~;;~~ • end of ..... lnt. Owner•' kitchen. sep family rm. PN~ aH~-•-ulxr usory. be Rolling green l~wns lead ,...., &: I "' ... t""... ... to tslor)' giant. Loads or moviag out.of •tale. ho bb Y rm poo • Mire to 1eo thlt' new list· .,_:.; ,.·arm NEW ENGLAND 0PEM SAT /SUM. 1-5 Detached. .2 BR's or rum-ing, surrounded by tall ~· 000 CHAR~1 With brick Iron-2145 sav~ br~10 be:rb{~~ trees. 3 Lrl BR Wfbefam s...n· •• N tage . f'ea tures 4 JEFflllflY Westminster Ave. l\lake rmwit.hhishopen am Newly decorated . ht-droom s uites . 21"J R£A.LTOI 675-tl 11 reasona~le orrer. Call ceiling_ and used brick Sparkles lntide "OU.l! Ba ths Spacious blchen .=::..:::.:.;:.:.:__:__:_.:.c.~ 548.1111 ask tor Dan. fireplace. Only S3,5 Big entertainer'• livln, and dining. T astefully Duplex, 900 w. Balboa 640-?06.saft.er&. down.Ownerdesperate .. room with WALL Ol" dec orat e d lhru-out. Blvd. 1/2 Blkfrom Bay or ((i) CALLS40.J666 MIRRORS. Hearty G!u w1ng fir e pJ <iee Ocean. Upper, 4 BR, 2 USED· BRICK shadows wall of gl:1ss to Ba. a;, BJk from Bay or F J R E p L A c E . 3 enc losed court Ya rd Ocean. Llv. rm. w/ocean bedrooma or convertible pauo. Steps to pool. Walk ~·1e w . Lge fam-rm, 2 ~ den. 1 ~baths. Separate lobcaeh.Won'tlast.Call rrplcs, sundeck +front Jusflisfed •\__'Jj~ h7 ia' full -sized DINING today !! Call 842-2535. f~~~~ ':'°7~~·;tB~,a2t ~: F.astside 2 BR, fplc & •iHfJ!.JifW" ~~~· p~~;mv::~c::: , ..:Sl:.:l2=,000=·..:833:c..-8:.:268=---i •1t1ep.down DEN. Hardwd W • H 1 H-'-Better hurry. caU today. 1· oors, bltn vacuum, ere err o ... ..,. 60xl45 R·2 lot. Many l-.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::~c=.c="'--1 842-8854 . more CUSTOM BLT-JN MESA VERDE leatu.es. Hur.y' Can't 1022 mRBElL.. ................ ,.,. ..... <Wok_ H_! OPEH SUM. 1-5 last. 14<.SOO. 6'S-T221 OPEN TODA y Fa~i~!s 05~:n~~ ~~~~ 51 I CARNATION 0 ~ 1947KILLOEER I~::::::::~~~::;; featunnR 4BR, 28.a & a LrK Duplex, s. or Hwy. 3 ~. U"' " Bdrms .• Country[• Great fo~amily Room. BR. 2 ba. units. Frplcs. ... '''21 Kit c h e n . s potless MODOWM There is also an invninJ! 1\linl cond. Xlnt rental ~ thruout. 1-Juge lot, on 192 6-1976 courtyard entry + a rec. $1 19.000 qWel cul de ~c . with tovelerans t Pt. th G -GEM· trees ror cli bing & eztermstoothers grea a 10 w1 a as WHtcliff Really only $39,000 BBQ. Ideal for ou tdoor · 120-FTustin 1\ve., N.B. room to play. r eally 3 Br home in xlnl H.B. c n t e rt a in i n g. c Jose to 1 ..:R~E'.'.A~L!:T~O~R~S:'.__~642~-4623~~l -"1T:::33::_::W..:es:-.l:.:'.:":::rrc:o.-:::c.:.:N..:Bc__ 1 neat home in a R rea t •· · hbo~ood S74 900 location. Walk to shop-cverything and pric<!d WOODSY neig '" · · ping, schools, b11Ses &. ri ght at JUST 5'12.000. M-Verde PaC'esetter. HASTINGS & CO. ride your bike to the D. J . Feenstra Inc I I Realtors 640-5560 beach. d . 4Br.2Ba. ge ot. M9·3162 an 546-0116 CAMEO SHORES 2810Serang-PI . 557-1849 .1 _ _:E:::a:::s:::th::lul:::.:_f:_P'-'ro::f·:.:B:::l::dg°'.'-1 SCOn REALTY 1.uxurious 4 BR. 6 BA, Owner 562·500 DESERTED 536--7513 · OWNER Exec home on lgecor lot. $35,900 Secluded pool, rec rm. Con~ratulations formal dining. den. priv J Bdrm, 1.\-4 ba, lge yd, ANXIOUS beach. vi ew. $275,000. ov s1.ooo.ooo. formal dining + many 61S-.lZWor 675-6900 IN SALES ex l r as. Pride o Y.'t.."!ltcliff -most populnr 1'~0R OCTOBER ownership. This is· not 3 model ~ BeU'btiful1y de-DUPLEX 2-2 br units. JIM SKA.WINSKI condo. Anxious submit. corated 3 bed room home Choice loc. So. of, Hwy. TOPSALfo:SMA N 96.J-!.1671 . on lb.rge comer lot Plush $19.500. Owner. 5.48-5306. we sell a Jol of houses. let - carpet ing. s pa C'tous 3 IRZ"-DUPLEX us showyouwhy. kite hen, din i ng and -CACI. 540.3666 manicured yard . Submit ONLY $89,500~ : all offers-$71 ,SOO. As· 1n an excellent South-Of· ~~~~~;;::~: •• Coast ~~~~~~~~~£!: on a tiffe:t.fl;UI ~~~~~~g~ Sot .c.. •• 2 4 oN &14·1211 Don't miss this Jantastlc 1-• · Y , __ w_._ ... _.,,.,.. __ -_lo_he_l,_P_1 party home. Swiin pool & 1200 Dover Or. HI , . hugo rumpus roo,rn . New- 5 Bd. famil)' home in ~ood ly decorated & newly list-OPEH Sa:t~n l ·S area. Walk lo schools. l ed. Only $52,:;oo . Call 512 38th Street .stoO' on end of Cut-de· 545.9491 . \\'atcrfront. p1 c r /s\i p. 1 ;====~~-~-1 sac. SS1 .500w /10~1-down - Sparkle plenty' Im mac SO. OF HWY. Appoint. only. Call ~Ii Ilic 3·9 R 2 B A h o m c . !·louse + unit ; lov.· end of Wittels at 994-2661 or GOURMET KITCllt::N! market. 526-7156 . Ca r di nal .. Lovely patio. Move 1n re-OPEN SAT /SUH. 1·5 Properties. / ady: H.ed u ccd to Sl&FEAMLE.A.F l -''-""'-='------1-__:::'.=::::'.==~-1 oPEHHOUSE TILSOLD 5ZOOORedocHot1 8141 M"u.ler· Follow the arrows t.o a spacious 4 Br, home, in· eludes a country kitchen. a separate family rm, & 2 patios NOW ONLY S47 ,900 839-1710 Rex L. Hodges Realty -Real Estate byMd/AY THIS I t j SIJ9 000 AMOTHER CHAMCE COLLll:Gll: p ARK 2'10 44ttt STREET JEFF IRIERY to acquire the much in Why not live it in a SHARP.1 REA'-TOR 675·91 I I demand 2Br. 2Ba, Ca pe JBr, 288 · Fam . rm, peJectmodelpoolhome. ISYOURLIH Se · Co d · M · t frnJc. To be sold quickly. " nes n o 1n 1n con· ·... Owners have upgraded Nevdy decorated duplex. VIEW~ dition. $.52,900. Call Agt . ONLY $49,950 professionally to make Close to bay. beach and 613-41320penSat/Sun. Agnt.548-3011 park . R e du ce d to IRVIMETERR.A.CE the most exquisito ef· ~·soo • "·tt h Heed lmlM'CI Sale forts. Designed for party _.,,, · oc er urry on Front Row Custom, 4 TWO HOUSES this gem ! BR , Pool, ne wly re-Great family home. 3Br, people!Callus.968-4"56 lolboalayProp mode l e d kitchen , 2ba. Fam. rm, frplc. ACTNOW! R~alton phenomenal ocean, Two prime Eas t side Eastside. Walktosehoo . Yoo'llbegaldyoumoved •675·7060• island & bay view. homes on one lot. Buy Agnt.548-3011 ~ quickly. This home's in r 0 one-r e nt the other. t ht an t rt 5199,500. ee . p e n Both in tip top move-in College Park, 3 BR. 2 Ba , mos soug er ra . EXECUTIVE BEACH RETREAT 4 IR·Z STORY $52.500 Secluded entry to enter- Sat/Sun 1·5, 1023 Dolphin coo"'t•·on. Mao·n house 1.5 lge fam-rm. newly de· Good for large family, Terr. Call 644·7211 ui homC is enormous. Has a spacious 3 BR. Clean as corated. 545-5741 SSI,500. beautiful pool & jaC'Utzi . a whistle!! Fantastic ROOMY Doo'tmissout! 968....:;6 starter invcslmenl op. po rtunity . Call now . COLONIAL Landmark Adult Com· tainers delight livi n g:i =========~ room with c r acklin g OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 /.Jn ~IGEL ilAILEY & ASSUCIATES 645-0303 Immaculate one owner munity. 2Br Condo. Pvt. home, Harbor High Dis· Pt.y.53&-9887 trict. Owner asking:I~~~~~;;;;;;;;;; $64 ,500; Wants offer!l1 642·6368 Agt. firepl ace & commanding1 1315 Outrigger Or. \'iew or covered pavilion ' JBr-Den-Super View ! * HEAR YEI. & g rounds . Ba nqu e t S129,500Fee - si7.ed dining room is con-&M~ Owner I Agt . Dcma Point I 026 * HW YE! veniently served from••-------~~-1 AtatwllllAll(ICOW.t•Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• huge gourmet kitchen. BYOWNER !---"-====='-""---Principols$51 .• 700 3,4,5 bdrm . hoines Separate win g for CCllMOShorff HISTORIC Custom 38r, guest rm, available with govern· master & guest suites. Fabulous View den, din. rm., lg. kitch, 2 ment loan in beach area. Sweeping s la i r s: lo Love to entertain ? This MANSION ba. Beauliful ldscp'd sm.l Beat high interest rates second s tory s uites. b it!Veryopen4Br,den, Deserted old estate on yd/terraced fmt. Ocean &: make Jow monthly Hurry! Owner bo ught w /wet bar, din.rm ., secludeddeadehdstreel. & ft1tn . view. Quiet. payments. Ad now and· another. Must sacrif1i:e! $165,000 or bsl ofr. Open Winding staitt:ase of[ en· 496-0295 eves. save! V .A. Sa1i?s Broker Call963-7881. Sun. 12-5 or by appoint-1ry· hall leads to bedroom BToro 1032 21J :S92-1414,963-78SS Ol'fN UI Q•HSllJN fOllfl\/l(f' menl . 979 -5205 or 1·~~~~~~~~~ ftl,. I level with huge master & ••••••••••••••••••••••• , 1' <.11~,.jl!:u1 , Cl,, 05 75 .• 1 48 0 4 Mo ... •.SZ7 Fairfl Oie 2 1 4 d ~m~a~~n H&'g~r!:1~~ PRIVATE LAME FOR. SALE : Rusti c .....!?fil!~~!-Copper kettle kitchen Luxury surrounded by a!Chited.ure, 2 story de· ....... s1anc1 1006 ,. ... ,.,. •.•••••........•. No. Bay Front Balboa Island for sale 673·5106 eves 2 DUPLEXES. Open house 132 Pearl Sat & Sun 1·5. Owner. 640-4307 * 1JPEH SUN. 1-5 201 M.IAYRIOMT Bay view from alnl03t every room: 3 bdrm .. 3 bath home + a charming 2 bdrm .• sep. income unit with view & frplc . A real value at tl~.000 320 SAPPHIRE A rare opportunity : beautiful lge. home; great location. 3 Bdnn1., 3 baths. den, 3 frplcs .. patio; 1ourmet kitchen + charming 2 bdrm., 2 bath apt. with beamed ceil's. $185,000 212AGATE This beautiful home with apts., could never be dUpllcaled again, on BalbOa Island. f Bdrm., 3 bath, f'amll)"' rm.; de- corated to perfection. Best buy. $134,950. WIWAMWIMTOM ..... _ 22tMad.nt!, Bal bland "•71-JJJI * I 1 .... ,. ..•............... ~1ESA VERDE, 3 bedrm. 21/t ba. 2 fplcs, lge ramily rm, lge master bedrm, big yard, modern, open, airy home. Fantastic J()('ation ! ! Bet· trees. 3,000 sq. rt., 5 Br,. sign. Wood -and board terhurry.Call645-0303 or 4 &: a den, ex~nsive w /heavy 5h_akc roof ,+ decor&: interior lighting. g.I~ extenor,. 5 BR s. Owner will carry Joan. family rm, bnck !pie. 3 $83 soocau 581-2100 b~ths. gourmet galley W. • kitchen w Jbar. H as •l 1LLIAMS every "latest" fixture. CENTURY21 REALTY Extensive quality up· 3140CountryClub Dr. Ownr /Realtor 979·3788 ~,.._,.,...,_,,, .,_ ... V ... y 1034 CottaW..., 1024Costo~a 102-4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• grading. 3 Car garage. All just l lh ye an new. SS4,950, Bkr 962·5Sl 1. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BETTY MAHN Betty doe s it again! Six times in the past 10 months this exceptional 1Salesperson ha s captured the top spot in the Costa Mesa office of Walker & Lee Real &.tate. Betty's success is due to her untiring efforts to find superior values for her ·clients. The enthusiastic enjoyment or her profession will continue to bring her mueh success. No one is better qualified to handle y0ur Real Estate needs than this delightful lady. Call Betty Mann at 545.9491 Walker&Lee Real Estate NOT MUCH TIME! MUST BEAT FORECLOSURE ...... DOLL HOUSE: near beach. galley kitchen & dine, family room w/log bunilili: fplc. Big yard. .$3390 . Down I Bk r 962·55il ••••• Sa•lhis 3 BR SPANISH VIU..A from the courts. 4 Yr young home bas fenced courtyard en.1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; trance, 15x20 MASTER t' oc•• y EW SUITE, 22 fl. living room ~M I with brick FP. Pass.tbru 2 Bed,room home on cor· Bar seats six. THE ner lot witb enclosed OWNERS LOSS COULD garage. \.\Milt to beach. BE YOUR GAIN. CAU. $14,000.~ NOW $41,990. Agent. IMJ1'.~*fi¢i:~!!lltt l --'•.:.~-'.:.592c.y..c·l_:=~'Jfil:.:.l.:.~.:.:8>5=-I l&Ua BeauLJlul 2 s tory, --- bdnh, 2in ba, formal DR & FR townhouse Jn ,.. choice FV location. ll~1vy shake roof. pools, 1 • ·•to-:-, --.~ ,._... ·· play yards ~ cJubbolile. -"' ' ·· NEJ:; ; Besl buy I~ Tiberoa. ~ trt\ CH1U8TMAI i:· SU.9491. • 'Wf MON!Yf ~ ~ ,~ SeU)'9W9'NHdttenu f. , l i. • pe.ca.,. lhll •h• · ~· wteletow01Uy J'Ool '-';, \ l OCRLSTM,o\ATftEE • .,: c.llMWf1tforlnfd. v .~---·\··~)~,,..·~ • 1, " -·' .. ·. •. ·-:· • •. J I I l· •• ' . " ' -. CMJt~~LOI' 1U . .. , i , -- III 111,..S. , J1t1~1n..,.,'4*,'., • tl•••"1'... tt1 11 ,,_.~ tt1u11 1,.,.S. ...._,,_,,. Sund.r,HoWtnbet't,tm ••-•-•••••-,....-et••••••••••••••";•••••••• •••••••••••• ,,,.,,,,,,.. •••••••••••••"'---••• •••-•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• I -, ... ....,. . • 1044....,.. 11144 ....., 1 ....., t04I • '"""'.,'' ·1osz _,_,_ "'"",.,.'* !"'"",.,.,.... ....... . ............ , ................................................................................................................... , .•......• , ............ , ................................... ...,.. ... ••~ ounU u . 4 d 2 OPEN HOUSE Sua I--·""--'• .... ....,.,. letielo 1069 ... ...,.,...... IOff Mowpe<i...... IOff ' !'" 1 -•nTO..S Bctrm.. llfa.r:.. ~ 1n i..apm~J56SKUoWa1 \ -::JU'~'~ • ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. ••·r ····--·•••••••••••• .. • l UIUG f8I A flW llOllE? ~~4iJ{ ~b4~ • W-Cove fftllo1 Alta Vl•tal. l•·UJotr the choiot COlllfl'UlitY. _Madi oalla llU,500. Gd ioi ..,_, CHICK TNS UST • tbO no,, of 11'11 well de· with ucilinc oce.•n Views fr. thlo z Br. '"' """'., ,....1 '"-;:'· R/ cor lot. ~In· VllW CATY,IMA -',.,..... -'~ beaulllllll> mlhl· vlewl tlltu •IUTllUll<tioa Ba • ....._ <hm•r AU· T-'""' 1 1 • • 1 0 r u n • ' ' '" lfZ 11'--M-0,. Dolr 11-4 taiDed s bdrm. 2\t batb eucal1p1.us. Prlvate 1na: SM.500 Br au meant. Thi.I home,1..:~;.:..:7:::520=· ______ , ..,.. 3 BDRM., 2~ ba. townhouse with kome lo uolverally -ypatlol<mll>JU• CLASSIC VILLA . exu des ••<•l•lBLUFFS'vTwnhse. B<. -.... ' air~Cond., 1n Universi\y Park for Park; c.11.11 be JOU.r'I; for CtM.~OIO. G<a<lousn••• • Pride cralllmamh!paodQuaJJ~ Can7oo u, Scbls, Pool. ,·.,.-..J..r-.....~~,J:::z.~ ~900 I ...... • t;)' tbat you ha•e come t.o 2~ Ba, ,$00 Ownr ...; .. an )'OUrS lD lhll 3 'Br, 3\t expect from our om [~!:!~~=-=~::.:~! OR ntlYIU.AG>I Ba, Din. Rm, Maida f·BdM"nl fonnaldlarm ' -B,DRM.,2ba~s _ ram.llOmewjtb.. lllALTOllS Slt-6011 Quu1eu. Swuol•& brkl .. t nook •• :: IASTILUff' ~~Z.I In "·J p·~--irvli\ J t ............ -.... Ocean Vlews .. $110,000 M A G N t F I C .E NT 118>UCID·$53.750 --cedto~.~~ci"~e. us -~Aaa&.1MG_!f:' O••i?YVleW SH1£LD-MALESTATE -vu:WS:$1<t;soo;-W-:+l'OOL OR Alty )lt., eoay FP • By Dmlder-; aeailj com: tll TblU• st. LAouNa-•'°"""" "'*" 11Mi -rablilous Blufb in BD a ,__ . Siep.fam..rm.LC. •~-!'r· p leted-. 2500-aq--ft_ Laguna Buch 494~ _LM-4040 B -FAst.bluffl Red Ole root. • • • t i I 3~ ... M . ., a~ba. townhouse 1n 1.Qnjy_,cleanln.dl:<'.2JL cuslqDLho.me~ul -=:--===. Ralaed portleo ent<y. NIW ••ttolflll .... =""' :::::~U4;nl~v~enlty .Parlt.lor-00Jy_M$;5Q0,""1UI~ _ ~~i!cli;;:=,:i-_ i.cw""...,lll!«l'1 ...... •OCEAH VIE.W t< -~"" to •ll!l• li•lnsH-n beams .BR, 3-BA, !orml ;arileUng-.,,&: (iieftSiA'Dd.u t!5 . ooqul_~Jhan n.eg room. EF Exg:_ut.-it r-·e-w--oT rooctr-VJE W t.o but:e fam-rm. OR PATCANTilELL. " next1o1N1rk;-walk-dusivt:-t1ew •Pllt:le'1el· -Ca-uQlb.T"!un:set:--S-Bro ~Ct::.._common-pOOlt ~~al~HC~O~·~D~A~M~..A;·~~~-~;17'~~14~1~6':~~-•~3;·~~!~4 din .. ... .· ' '" ... ... ... " •. ' - ... -., ,, ' .. ' ,. . .. . .-• . . - , .... • BDRM,, 14-l>a ., -dining room_ a,. llJW.l'.ORS ... ~ lo bch. L.JUl.S .• stores. 3000 aq It cuswm hom• ba. 2800,. n. Ii• pool & Coolly -rmet kitchen. · -It;;· • _ • .-.~ ·--k -IWweod -'dlq-oopper. w~at ,a.IMU 4 ..z_u d . £..JC e c: u t Ive Queen 1i1e bcdroomlli. family ~room, Sgl. fam. home jn u:tm.ceramJcWc~4BR. _w~t lhil pro-oelibborhood. $145, -, or extra bedroom· UJllversity Par k ror.$5.S,500 ... .1. dill. rm .• llv. rm .• wet •.id•• L-AhTmmerlftit" To Tfre-~ ... ,..._ 0 W1'er. )'Ol&i--choke .. Decorator "'~ leoclt I06t Newport IHc - OR .. COIMTIYKITCnlM bar, fam. rm 2 full.ii ocean 'fie.• bv day & 114-49i-238Z wtitlpaper fhru-oul.r ·"••••••••••"•••••••• .-.-•••••••••••••••••• 3 BDBM., 2 ba. ·Terrace Hom~e w"'ch .. Just one fA the features ba1f batbs, ·4 d ecka, twinklin& li&bta" at night. ~oN·~-· BAY Be Seller bas purchased 1.u olthfl'Greentreebeauty. fittpl,3caraar.Loc.195 A decor a tor "• ••l'Q n.ru..n • "Dew home · a nxious?l·----------------- 'bas been h ighly upgrad ed. !of only· You eoter OCl llallan. Ule Oak Sl. m_11terpJeee w /beaut. 3-BR · 2" tia "a lue ln Take advantage· just re· ofl1o JJ.;i le $59,900 and notice the 1..-ce liv· PRICEDAT$150,000 ceramic Ule count.?rs in aecutt, guarded, prtvale duced to $5J,7SO rull UR lng room with Iota. of $3IMl8Zor4J&.4450 a gourmet kit.d\en that area. ~autµul C\lSlom price ! Call today . "3· BDRM .. 2 ba. + bon"• room 1.0 &lass and fireplace. also feature• p eaaed tiome "!1th highest quaU· 1sz.1100 . ._ · The.re are .f bclrms., 2 MYSTIC HtLlS ramdom plank nooring. ty appliances & rixturet. OHN tlt 9•111 ,uN?6"1NtC1 • Village 11 of University Parrc: for on1y l)aths, powder room , lots c.oatractor's bome; jw.t Decorator item!i ev~r-Sla.&.'4.X> 1~·~~~ 1 ! 900 ILOCK VIA LIDO HOID $63,900 ol cklsets, mirrors and a ' ynn )'OU.Qg. A real ywhere, custom colorl'<I * UHGO * I i 1i11 l'rirhe location. with breathtaking OR dellgbUulbalconyoffthe jewel lD a very private slnkJ. beautiful stained REAL.ESTATE 1, 0~ i' J/fl vie\\'! ldeal ramily home with great -~othei;-3 BR, 2 ba. Terrace Home in masters.al.le. S.W,300 set.Ung. U hailit alll from wood doors, tile floors . '93-8812 494-8086 potential for redecorating & enlarg--I d the tiled entrywa.Y & sun· high beam ceilings &t 499.4551 sec u ed location foronly$59,000 ken liviDJl rm .• wi\b glasJ, glass. glass. Jbr. 3 ...... s-. •• Speclols lng. 4 Bdrms. & ramily rm .. 50 ft. lot& OR 552-7500 be•medcell .• lge.f•mily ha . family <m .' 9% GOLFMUTS Doll houae. 2 lly. A· lgc . pie r & s lip. Wrap it UJ> for Anoth er 3 BR. 2 ba. +bonus rOom in d hill rm. with m assive stone r0peinanc~:~Ste5to¥lieve! 2Br CondoonWestNine. ~~1'?!:'!,~!"'iramilv C hristmas! $100,000. Village 11 on a greenbelt f I • f8 lrplc. le wood paneling; n 1-e at & Sun $42,000. Onen Rouse "''""'""''"""' OJ ., $64,SOO '" or on Y the kitchen Is a dream. 12-5. Top or Blueblnl Ca-Sat/SUn 1--6. 31522 w. rm. Reduced lo IGl.900 LIDO REALTY ,.••''-v with toads of extras. \Del. nyon al 1051 Madlsbn Nine cOtr Crown valley CAYWOOD REALTY 3377 Via Lido , M.I . 67).7300 1 • OR ~ Corning cookWa1'e & Place. (714 )494·92lt4 Parkway). Call 496-6416 ~ 548·1290 * Anoth er 3 B R , 2 ba. +bonus r..oom in range ; 4 lee. bdrms.. ror direction. See tor r Village 11. which bas be.en highly • witb a SU.Pe< mstr. suite THEHOUSE you.-.cU: OUPLEXWITllSLJP Newporihoch 1069 S-Clt1Molo 1076 upgraded r $67 UV\ off pool area. 3 Full THAT (;ENTURYFINANCIAL BilJ~Mroll R 640-5560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •or ,.,.,.,, le h balhs;verypnvaledeck REALTORS 581 "" Hasting.s&CO ealton OR L1,.1• oc I 041 & patio area with lge. WOOD IUILT · ·1•-· 8eautlru1 large 3 br 2\oir Turtle Rock Terrace; 4 BR.. 2lh ba. ······"'._················ heated&filleredpoolfor NESTLED BENEATH Mb sionYicjo 1067 BYOWN£R Back Bay ba: cl08e to achl•. st.Os-ranc b s tyle with view f_ro m hilltop New cu s l ? m Job o · relaxtnlg : ocean v-ie w TALL SltADE TREES is ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Br. 2~Ba . Lrg Jo\. In • & 2 blk.s lo beach. $58,500. I . MclDnes designed wood gaiebo; separate 3 car this. unique bit_ of •••R"'•L process or remdlg . Byowner.496-0663 ocation, for only $1Z7 ,500 ~ 1tass b:<>me '?verlook· garage; lots or room for architecture, compnsed " ~ Choice of crpt. drps . COLONIAL OR mg beautifuJ Rim R?<;k boat, trailer. bobby or ol al! wood cedar & ex· CLASSIC•• paint. NU ktch appl. etc 2 llX~·Up& on large ocean 3 BDRM. 21h ba. + bonus room in Canyon & the facafic storage. An exquisite ~Us~"H ?:~ ;ru~~assL Elegant &: raotastic can 17531rv. 646-6222 ~i:~~~; ~~~~~1. gJari'U: ~~:a~~~~ndy to Village· 111 on a greenbelt · "'ghly Ocean. 3 _Bdrm .. 2 .Y.r home in an exceptional 0 A only d escribe this 5 WES T C L!FF . New ove•••'•ed bed<oom•. ~ • • Ju baths, s_kylighted studio. location. See toda" at VEGETATI N WITH b " •ucff0••~1 upgraded &: new paint, ror $67 ,300 incl. large tiled entry. roor Sl2S 000 1 ~'TEPS & WALKWAYS bed r 0 0 m ea u t Y • English Tudor on comer guest facility, ba11quct ,,,._ ~- the land! deck & many other in· • OF OLD RAILROAD Freshly p ai nt e d . lot S Br S Ba, open dining, crackling brick INYE.STMIHTS TIES Th. bull 3 Manicured landscaping be~med eeil'gs. part" rm fireplace, •o'ganlo'c lol. OR novations make this the . is custom t d h 22 · 1 "' 1714) 49 ... 7711 choicest home in Rancho m~1k;i~ BDR1t1.. & DEN IS "'A surroun 5 t e , x 41 wtwet bar, gourmet kit. DES ER TED 8 Y '!::='=======::! 4 BDRM ., 21/2 ba., large family room Laguna. ~Il1l-W TIUNG UNTO ITSELt-~·-. pool with jacauzi .. Close French doors &. oak OWNER. Sacrifice al 1 townho u se on large greenb elt in OPENSUN.l·SPM 4i9·2800 The ls.t level ha s loJihohpping&schools.J[planknoorsindiningrm. $63.500! ! Save BUILDER Villagell.TheLaSallemodelforonly 1'551tforningsideDr. FLOORS OF FR'AN· bfi •• I rozm s h. tw .... o 3 ca r gar. loads of Thousands!! Ca ll CLOSEOUT $76 C 1 SC AN T 1 LES , 1rep aces muc mor1o:? storage, room for pool. &1S-0303 ,500 • TheS.a isYows spacious l i v. rm . has Call t oday ! Hurry' 1300 Antigua. $202,500. REDUCED $6.700. OR White water view on ~ CE DAR p AN f..: LE 0 588.500. I 67S.0021 Luxurious new 2·BR. 4 BDRM .• 2lh ba . .f. fam. room home sides of this peninsula. WALLS , ct-:;N 'l'f::R MISSION VIEJO 2-ba Villa Patricia Con- with sep. m aster suite. A secluded Al11 tvisiAble fro.m yo1_ur1 F 1 RE p L .·\ct-:. REALTY · FAMILYIEACHHSE dominium,hiehabboveci·. 1 es a e . once tn a le EXPOSf::D 'l'll\lBERS & 837·9500 3 +Den + Beaut. patio I, ty lights w I real.ti .. ·~location on q uiet st.; University Park. • •*LOTS•• time experience that ~ Blk b h t ·-•1n 1 I · XI t WO O o BF. 1\ l\1 i;: D -----1 lo c , commun y . \.&lo.. gcoas a Vlew. n 1 $79,900 OCEANFRONT unique emotionally fulfilling & CEILING. Garden styled "INVESTORS I pool, cps, drps, ~lass , ACU.IWEtt LUllCEI COWA•r financing at $4,960.,dn. building site, secluded; rewarding. Ca ll for ap. kitchen has LOi\DS OF' &ams. Assume Stl.•'"'!.,tn. Now onlt $49,800. a nd r ·LE RAISOR REALTY natural setting, over· pointment. AS SPECIAL"' Take 2nd $62,500 . By , qualifies for $2,000. tax >-looking a n inti mate. OCEAMVIEW ¥~ ~ 1 ~klA~ ~it~f~ Assume this '30.000 FllA\ owner. 5200 River . I~1de -. THE ILUFFS credit. CALL492-4121 4523.CCllllpB Dr., fi.vifte sheltered cove. A rare Des i ra b I e location . FOLIAGI=:. The 2nd le vel Joan, interest at 71, 1<;'c, & Sands 642-3319 2 New listin gs-beautirul BERTI-IA HENRY CALL 83 3-8600 opportunity ! $147,500 private & comfortabie. 4 bas 1 entire wall of ulass paymcnL.:; of $305. Greatj · F'r a nc1sc<t_n . mode.I & REALTOflS BLUEB.!Rp CANYON Br 3 Ba. call for an ap-OPEN I NG TO ·r'HE starter home. nicely llAUTIFUL tasteruJAngehta. ulf h 3 f • building site in charming pointment to see all this. TREE TOPS. IT 'S SO carpetl'd & only 1 mo DOVER SHORES°' 0 Ocean Bl 5 ome BR, wooded area. near aUJoronlyJlZl,500. QUIET UP HERE, ''O" new.JustS39.900. LOWESTPRICt-::D ,,.,&.U~ 2111 Ba, custom bull\. HwtlitMjl011Beoch 1040l"iooe 1044 beacb.$22.000 PLUSH SETTING I SOQUJET. MISSION VIEJO HOME ON GALAXY &.I Ill 21 Lease.199.7"'-496--0038 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COMMERCIAL. C·l cor· 3 levels of garden sur· $85,500 Full Pric;• REALTY DJl. ! S.. JtlClft Hu"'Tl"'GTO"' i-•-------1 ner lot on North Coast round ~is 2 story family MISSION REALTY 58 1·1000 Ivan Wells atrium. 4 Bit . ~ c.estr.o 1071 " " " 0 Hwy. Ocean side, level. home with lots of room. 3 Ba. Marvelous day & ~ I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.o• '!_l.O __ .U_•R nrJ'°U~ 80xl05. $169 •• 000 Sundecks. rrplc's & 12 985S. Cst llwy, Lagun~ S•N M'RTINE MODEL nite view. Pml &.jacuzzi. Pro(essional Realty B N D Pt ""~ iK-1 II• bar compliment the con Phone 494·073 1, A "" --1 Pnce reduced below ap· UrbanusSq.Nwp\ Bch Y owner. r ana · &if. genial atmosphere for ,a · ... plus all the extras -l praisal. 1824 Gah1xy Dr. 640..4950 ~~r~-4~.w:.a, .rpJc, Z OPENSlilt!Sunt-5Plt1' · .. ~ ~ife tlme value 01 URGENT!!! forced air, bnck palLos.I Open weekdays &. Sat. 1 __ • 1610S84refootClrc. If' . .,Wf' $133000 It's gotta go! This week ! huge dome i:~eenhouse, 2-6, sun. 1-6. $160 .000. SouthL-...a tOl6 l-J)R, 2'h·ba. Priced tc VALUE PACICED See this Woods Cove fix· fully automatic garden 64S,-8496 \ PRIDE OFCdM ••••••••••••••••••••••• s~llat$54,SIOO. Qn,!y .Inde_pendently ' ,,,.,,,,,.,.... erupper.Makean offer. and park1n)! for boalo ---------i OWiied Century 21 Office 1105 N.Cooi.r Hwy.,Logunq As!U mable loan at 8:v.i 'li. JUST LISTED ! camper. 3.nn. den. din CH•HHEl FRO HT 180 OC•CM '.f'l•w Do you need a la rge 3 ~ r;n't.vine ___ 494 -1177 Save money with this rm. frptc and m uch lmmoe. 4 Bedroom ;,-BR , beam ce1 l. Creul Bdrm., 2 ., .. bath honie" I & h l 4 B Real Spanish hacienda ~ f I 1 I K Would you pre fe< un " l----'-'-'--'-'.:...:.---1 oan ave a Rrea r Sweeping ocean views . more Ar J this only 2," Ba . elose 10 tennis & or pan overs; ey to COLLEGE PARK CHO I CE N orl h end home al $138,SOO. Open C.all lost."e. $l l9•500 SSJ ,500. pool. Open house Sat/Sun f.an_tas_t1 c beac h,-New oc1e an view, :ood &d REALt Y INC. 714/846-1371 beach. charming 3 units ; House Sal. & Sun 2·5. lO-S . !82,500 by Owner. lls~1nR 1s under pnced (or g ass, o p e n ea me '14802 Yucca, Irvine ba., £rp\, patio; owner Rancho Laguna Laguna's best buy '. I:::<· 1/)11J4:u-'J/Jl"'vi/11,, f805 1 64 2 0575 r (7l'1 1 ~...,., We have on~! $81 ,750, C ·r fo'nance.$175.000 eautive home 2 130 ./ ,-r .L-i.,, -0 OPENSAT/SUN 15 HAS IT ALL 2 l ·bdrm, 1-2 bdrm., 2 163.5 Bluebird Canyon Dr. OPEN TODAY 12-4 11) 48-'l G2nd St. Nwpt_ Shore~. ~-~~a le. J-IURRY, only home close toth6 beach'! 4 BR. 3 Ba. 2 Stor'>.' ah . MAYOCK ••• 7615 · Ranch. Big RumP'us Rm, OCEAN Side llw y . 1-lillview Or. at 1'hurston 494 .. 0706 tM<J· ' -----4821 Cortland Dr, Cameo lnine 1044 sep. (am·rm & rormal Dramatic con\e mp. C t• J r.lligh. --------Big Canyon custom, by Highlands •••••••••••••••••••••••din.rm. Next to priv. home; 3 bdrms. 2\.'.J ba.. OrpOra IOft Mr wportleach 1069 owner. 3 Or 4 BR , den. CoronadelMar . ::>WN ER SACRIFIC E : park & pool. Only $71:500. dining rm .. step-down Laguna hoch n <?-••••••••••••••••••••••• carp., drapes. etc. UNITED BROKERS Must sell . Professionally liv ., den. 2 rrplc. patio, 494-2146 ~?--_/ Open ll~use By Owner 83 Hoyal St. Gt.'Orge ltd. JoM c~y 646-7414 MEW-SP~NISH landscaped yards, gas 17371.A.lmond deck, \'iew . Owner (}(}a.I Sat -Sun Noon-4. 1-la s 2story3Br,2Ba,w/den. BBQ. con\•ersation pit , Tree Lone finance. S149.500. Submit Great Ocean /City Views • ' • ··~ '• everything. $8 2, 500. By Owntt·Lido Isl. I D 0 I SL E · J us l a~hed windows Spanish decorative brick worl. orfers. Will lease/option Open Nov. 8&9 830-200.5 4 Br, wide lot. $1 15,000. F'hUshed. Convert. 2 to 4 tile 120 degree ocean Piano-sized living room, 3 BR. 2 Ba, Fam-rm, OCEAN Side Hw y . ll64LAft.1.1RADA 353 N.c-~1• La11un• -Ca n fi nan c e below Bdrm. Den. S. patio&: view, Victoria Bch 3rea convertible den. built· U n i v · Pa r k I I . Decorator delight; coun-4 94-79'18 7152 •6460 ••A REAL market rates. Open Hse 2nd story atrium. Living prin only $89,SOO eves ins, $.19,500, BK R, call Dartmouth Mdl. Mark II try French: spacious Sat I S u n 2 l 2 V i a Rm&. Bdrm frplc's, his & 499.2972 S.10-1720. home. Nicely upgraded \iv ., vaulted beam ceil., 2 Private Oceanfront Com· LocJuna Ni~I I 052 SPARKLER'' Palermo. NB. her dressing-bath com· I---------- ---------& lndscpd yard. Near frpl cs. formal d ining munity . 3 BR , 2 ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beauttful3bedroomwith ho's . Natura l Oak Wntminsttt 1091 IRVlN&BYOWNER 4br, 2ba, sep din rm, fa;n Pool & Rec. Facilities. rm .. con ve rt . d en; home. Beam ceilings, ByownerTwnhse3Br2'h large formal dining •LOWESTPRICE • ·cabinets. Beam ceil'gs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $62,500. secluded patio. $187,500 bay windov.·s, quiet ~a. la~scaped . pool & room l"rcsh paint, new Harbor Highlands. by crpt!I, lndscp'd. must Beautiful 3 yr new pool rm, atrium. I blk from Derrfield Townhome- teonis & pools. $69,500. #I Mirror Lake, Irvine 833-3462. This almost new B __ E_LO_W_>_IA_R_K_E_T_J_B_<_&_I townhouse offers 3 BR, F R L d 21h Ba, w/a cozy (am· am. m . n ry, op· 1 d' graded By Ownr. 4101 rm, forma 1n-rm, 2 car Glenwood St. 551·2100. attach. gar, step down OPEN SAT f.iUN. 2·5 4631 SierroT.-.e Ln. u.1 • ..-.11yror1i 3 Bdrm.&. family rm .. in· div. home on l'argest lot in Village 111. See this al· tractive living rm . with cathedral ceil & walls oC glass; mstr. bdrm. with M>arinC ceiling & glass wall, that makes• aleep· ing u nder the stars INSI DE. Colorf ul , cheerfuJ kilchen & fami· ly rm. open to huge brick patio. 2 More bdrms., open lo rear yard. with sliding Rlass . XLNT LOCATION! $70,500 WE H.A VE RENTALS CAU 552-7000 liv-rm w /vaulted ceil· ings &. (rplc. For only $53.950. Come see (or yourself! Summer Fie-Id Home 718 HoHy,...ck Ln. 1'1oc...lia 3 BR. 21!.t Ba , super UP· graded crpts & drps, formal din·rm. ram-rm. xtra Jge patio , prof. lndscpd , custom built frple. For only $59,950. RAC9\lfT CLUI rRESTJGE HOME 4081 Williw-'""'° Gorgeous•4 BR. 2YJ Ba, fantastic Granada Mdl. in country like al· mosphere. Completely upgraded w /an 18x36 vii\yfH '4S Pool, lam-rm &. din-rrrl. P rof. lndscpd. MU.St see this home to believe t h e charm,.. S76.000. ~•7,900 CENTURY 21 R.E . .,. 2201 Martin St. TWO STORY Suite202, lrvine Hiii• 4 bdrm,) ba. frplc . 75:Z.652 I ptneling, formal dining, We're National. but J1e sep FR, air cond.. we'reNeigh.borJy. too!. Juat listed, won 't!!' ...... ~~~~~~~ 1aat! 963-56,7~. r PEG ALLEN street. Tennis! SI 12.soo JacuzZJ, owner relocat-carpets & large lot. Easy owner. 3BR, 2ba, Like see! Good financing . home. customs in &. ou\. REALTOR <!.94·757B San Francisco style ing.495-6'69 ~ terms.$.S4.900. new.67J-6377Rkr Open Sal. & Sun 1·5. Priced below markql. 109SN.Coast,Laguna townhouse in hills of MISSIOHVIEJO f::XT J{J\ sharp i~:irk Lido Coun.esy to Brkrs. 116 ()pen Sat.&Sun.Century Laguna! 2 Tri -levels REALTY condo for s;.ile or Jsc op-Via Mentone 21, 893-S584 828-9470 * SELL or TRADE w /huge living & dining 581-1000 lion. 3 br, 2 ba, up- E >cc it in g executive areas. Wet bar, o'sizc graded , dbl gara ~e f HARBORVIEW Lag una Beach home kitchen, 3 BR. Ocean vu! •IY OWHER-$56.500 opene r . pool. $49 ,500. Say hello to a ;~~hsu':i~~~rba~,i~orv~;l~ :!·::·t~~~S 1896 Del ;~se~~~~&mdacn~·~t~::t~ g:~; ;;'~1 n~af~Yag~r;,~: ~2~Z~~ ~~~~~~6~~'. good buyll land Or home. C.11.f . or 675 lf110 675 7184 640 •·~ W.-'••N.T~lorCo. name 3br. or 2br/den · or · .,,..,v. •• H.B . ZAGRODZKY ,. 1 -, -" ----U>vely Sol Vista home. Realtor, 494·8611 Rfflton 644-4910 ~~ S•.1l /Sun 12·5· 2261 2 LIDO BY OWNf:R * 4 BR , 21/2 BA. • Excellent fl oor plan 4 ~~~~~t:TiJ"RAi:~"""""""""""""""~""""""~ La\ •na . Owner -A gt , Cozy 3 Br, 2 Ba SJS,000. Beautiful 2 Story home Bedrooms. 1 ~. baths. * * ARCHITECTURAL 586·7930 Hl5 Via l\1cntonc. 673·5213 minutes from the water! large comer lot. I~ots or MASTERPI ECE -A n-oS....._12-4 ----2 p · 2 b I & f l l d I r II d -..... .. -r SPECIALIZING IN HARBOltVIEWHOMES LIDO ISL" N"'W 1974 4 at1os, a conies ru1 rces. covere ""· pture o 3 ce ar 288·1en1crd C-·~ ~ ~ h • C 11 l 18 18 I d h 1 vwiil' RE.SALES IN THE Port~fino.immac ,4Br,3 Bdrm. De~. 1-·am . Ttm. muc more . a now, pa 1c1, x pane e s \'.fg es. super ~cean Stately 4 bdrm .• wood & PRIVATE GUARDED Ba , fuushed bonus rm & Din Rm 2 patios 3 car /\LL POINTS bonus room in gurage. an . ca nyon v e ws, glass; 2¥2 baths; family OCEANCOMrt,UN ITY loft,S9l .500forquick sale · Dbl t d REALTOltS Near everything. Only spac.•ous 3·BR + den. rm., frplc., landscaped, THESl-fOR F .. 5AND prinonly,640-6341 garage. s ra a cor. 539·1125 827-7000 $19,00:>,_._""'"'""',__ ~e li culous and very sprinklers . A unique ·--~-------I ner. Open beam constr. 2 --l'"I" r.Ml+.!rtri hvable.SJ.32,000. bridgespansthelge.cor · SEATERRACE stry livini: rm, great J-IJ\RBORVIEWill 11 ::p,;;f 1ff! 2"1U'\:.t * * W<?ODS COV~-ner lot. to 3 gallery en· J. BIG CAHYOH family&. entertainment Ocean to mountain view 962-4471(i':::)546~8103 Ocean view home _+ in· try. Coastline view. I NTF:RE~T R 1\T ES Beaut designed 3 Br. 3 house. Be st lndscp'nji( & +tennis &swimming. 21~""""""""""""""""""""""""~ come, on ocean side of Private m s tr. s uite . ARE FALLING. COULD Ba , Deane Twnhse, gal· vistas. Wrought iron br-den w /wet bar. 2144!~--- bwy., on large cor. lot. $92,500 BE POSSIBLE YOU 'RE ed ctyd. usl'd brick en· grills & enc I'd decks Port Durness. Open Sat Mobile Ho~5 Locatedinpopulararea. C DLIRSTEEADMHEHR'"f:?.ME I S try. breathtaking home, Ownermayfinance .Call &: S un . Owncr /i\itt . For Safr 1100 ~~-11~~;~~~::· t~t;~ ~~:~~~~~!· JUST LISTE~ Owne< fr?n::r~;i~~~~"~.~~!. ~rt~p~.~~21,3 1 2 2 ' -:::ONEY DOWN -... ;;~!~~~;;~~;:··· 1 Spacious two-s tory, 3-BR W A 'J' E R F R 0 N T has purchased another. stepping into gar den BiJ:J Canyon Deauvil\e 35 • 12 \\.'illl-::S • home with huge living SECJ.USJON .. buy, lease ltofost popular 4 BR. fam jacuzzi , dbl French drs, rtuc F'ountainbleu QpC'n • 2oWJOES • room &. formal dining o_r _lease/option. 40 i''t. rm, form al dining. WILL opening out onto Her-llG CANYON I louse Sat . &Sun 1 5 • 24 WIDJ<:S • rm , s heltered patio, h':"1ng rm .. 2 bdrm. SELL f'A.ST . $75.000 . ringbone brick patio. Large2br +Den. Jli~hly I ocean & mt. views. suite~. guest house & proflands cpd.3carauto upg raded e nd unit . ~t £ttte "ffUGll ~~l~O DAY "' $149500 stu dio. on 11!! acre . OCEAN SIDE hi ghway. gar. outdr li~ht1ng & 644·6249. 27 Ru e Grand ' * LIHCiO * Brochure uvailabJe . Ma g ni f Ice n t I y spmklg on auto ti mers. Ducal. Open this week-.,. -p,o,fletr.t ie4 I •_30-o200 • R••t•sr•Ttt. $275~000 landscapedcorner .JBR, 1t9 Ru e Grand Vallee. end. Ba . 1 ~ II; A '" * 494·75.')l • open beam LR. $74 ,SOO ()pen House Sat & Sun;1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; )JOJ ID111o1~11 o .. ~. s..;·~ )06 I rga1n . arga1n i ~l 494·8086 2.5. Owner s;174 ,500 ,.... .... ..., •• -·" Tsl-Ol•7 Owner moving North 49J..8812 · YOU. CAN 1-1 AV E 644-7895 For SalC' By Owner E s•! 24 x.s2 in "Int cond. Local.: Ch · h o •BEACON BAY• · ·, a ·, cd in beaut . LAKE * nstmas e re . wner -Bluff Conclo,3Br2 7 Ba ,, FOREST. Call now le 'traMferred. Very up-TRIPLEX , •BAYFRONTHOME• pvt patio, Jmmac. Cond. don't be disappointed .. graded 3 BR, lg LR, Coi y2bdrm.fronthouse •••PLUSUNIT••• $59.500. ~O-·U~~. ofc. or Sl 6,400 _ Eves . ca'll form . din . I..o v c I}' + two I-bdrm. units with Tennis Crt Boat shp !)40.53181 enant1n I-louse. I\rl)llC, 586_2856 landscaping. $74.500. vie...,·s of bay & ocean, on $175.000 Peninsu~u~i:i?' Own•"•"' 675-5016 OPEM TODAY s~:,va1i.y I II ~< ('_o r';)M5 ~ a,l.:(or .A-Gian REAL ESTAT E -W~lker & Ice SELLER will help rinance this fine Temple Hilll home at attractive in· t.eresl rate. No loan chgs. poi.nt.s or penalties I Huge rock firepl in deligbUul liv rm., 3 generous siu 'JfrU ,,1, ,,,,,.~., St • ~1·<-11 '-l~t'IJIO . POOL&:JACUZZI bdrms. 2\.'J baths. Full· 149,900.4-Bil + huge fam &ize fOl"mal dining nn. U"'ITS SPACIOUS . im maculate, beautifully upgraded 3 BR. separat(l dining, lrg. fam r m . w /fp. $85,000 3 Bdrm upper & 2 bdrm . lower . l·blk. to ocean. Bltns, frplcs.: good rcn· tal area. Owner anxious . 199.500 I TOLD YOU SO THE BLUFFS 516-5771 Henl l~tafc l'UST»EH.OME WAUCTOIUCH Exec. home o.ver i 000 IQ. ft .• .t 11e bd~mi, 3,~a., -buge!' PR le forQ1al :pR. Putt.hue aublet( Ip 8~ VA loan. On y 963.500. M.\.M9l .. -Wa1~1'r r. lee Heal tslnte ' rm&boatgate.B·Blks.to paneled fam rm oi 4lh " beach. 968-5403 Bllr. -'bdrm. Brand new ex· 2North end 2bdtm ; walk pensive c arpeting, to Divers Cove. Neat yd .. 2112 TIS.OLD fre.s hly dei;:orated In· patio, vuh Clean, low WALi TO IEACH tenor. 2 patios, lntriau· maJnt good income . Gorgeous, near new 4 m, ocean & hill views! $89.500 • bdrm, 3 "ba .. formal din. Reduced t.o $119,500. Sec1~~~~~"""~""""""I tng. huge 11ep . .f'R. 3-c•r by app't with r- 1arage, park, tennia JAMESt.OMAS R. E. ~RIVE IY - co u rts. •b s olutelr. 494-1008 -Ten1nt1 wlll sho:• you beautiful. ltur-ry ca nt ----"-'-'=---1 thru-rebate -n ew-3 1Mt.. 963-5871. New Spaciou~ 3 Br . 2 Ba. bdnn. & F . R. -top or -Walk e1 & lee Re.d !slate Custom 'Cedar llome. hill-mountain &: OC!i!an Oce1nviews,lgklt&din view -immediat e rm, sunken llv rm., frplc. pos seas Io o -und er V•lue $67 ,000/ prlce '56,000.-1196 Del Mar , 161,000-14 . Quln\ard'42-2991 , • ONLY 4 BR available NEWPORT BEACH Everyones nuts &bout thill Ivan We lls 4 Bed /· Fa"ll. w/toak cabinets at sroo.ooo. $48-tz.10 ••FAMILY HOME •• 24 x 64 Mobile 1-lome in $ ·~•MILY •RE••• Pk ,.,.. ,.. "" Star Adult . Irvine. 50 I A••· Luc ia sac must sell by1Sth belt Wfocean vu. Lovely up-graded. spacious, e asy REALTY 6J S~l64 HRIRVIEW HOME d -950 2815 Npt. Blvd., NB F 3 Bdrm. & den. end unit. ofr over $21 ,000 551·5960 on huf'!e, tree studded or979-7825 greenbelt Pl e nty or"_o_B_L_W_d _____ _ ''open s pace". Nearby 1 e ~pprox •. ~600 schools & playground. 5Q . f\. super ocean v1ew1 Kids love it here. ~o br· North Laauna. Prlv. ing them by&. they'll sell beach. 494.5037 careyar . ~. . --==='--'__........:.:..::--j or young executive. 3Br. 2ba, frplc. garden size yd. $74.500. OPEN the doo< lo oc••n * SEE * view. Thi5 ver5ali le 3 Smilin' Melv-BR, garden home has d r · comp le t e prl vacy Forthebesl ~als MAKE OFFER ! A5king In Newport Hei ghts U ,000. (Al.I. 0 , .. ,.1 ..... .. joy the Good Life tJ~.~- A9l-2S I 3 499-4584 ""'' Ne .. p;,,·,. •• , orr1e" DOLPHIN R.E. 998 So. Q:ins:t llwy Laguna Beach 41l4 -8S8I you' S72.SOO AC'"9f fOf''l loM 1200 HASTIMGS & CO. ••••••••••••••••••••-• Realton 640.5560 AVOCADO t.AN0.'$1.~ BIG CANYON LOT EastblufJ Prof. Bldg. per AC. Rancho, can.r: Best location on Golf 80% Sell~r f'in: l'fti"Xt llll. Course. 84 ,500. Owner Find wh:it yo u wa nt In Ti&hl $ for~@1 ta.I•. S81·0264or 5'42·6735 . Daily Pilot Classifieds . Owner. 114167•573' . ' • ' • I ' --- ft'" DAILY ~ILOT SUnday, Nov•mt:>et 9. 1975 ....,,.,u.hnlshtd 'I• lsM•I•,.. Ml'ti d 1..,_ ..... ,..... ~· t:a11t1 "'1 •• •d ························~······················ -························ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... . •. COtle Me ..... 376' ""°'to M..-3724 . M 1724 •••••••••••• ···················· .................................. . ....._ ......... 1200i.c-Proporly 2000H-u l'u""lilod C o.lo Mffa 3224 Hwol~1 --1ooc• 3240 lrtlM 3244 ....................... ..•.................... ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Partner wanted ror pro-2Duptexes rorsale11ide by Mtwport leoc.. ] 169 ~~ .... '!"''!"'-~.~~~Sharp, clean 3 hr 2 ba, BEAUT San Joaquin ntab&e choice real eatate &Ide, ua,ooo & $1.SS,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3·BEDROOM with taml· blw. gd. nelchborhood. Twnhm~ Large 2 Br. 2.,.; venture. SZS,000 r e-· Ownr.645·~ LIDO ISLE Ut'\Yf'RONT ly room, covered patio, $Chis, Kv11I now. SJ.40 Ba 2 lit)' View of a:olf quired. SS0,000 auaran· Y.'1nlcr. 3 Ur, 2 Ba , fenced yard, acr011 rrom mo. ill & last &rSec. dep. co~rse & lake. ss:;o. \etld return. Set'und by ~3P0001e"·,~: ~U!lta Me:sa f;73 3096 school. SJ.SO, Call 1-lAL 53'7·5359 /S34·Gl2S c:A7.7()44 tstT.D.wlthR.E.valut..>d •• • .~l !>ne~otuitt> PINClll)'l'. ttealtor. ,,.. O\'Cr $100,000. 968·0888 to-Aacnl 832·2692 L IDO ISLE G7S-4JB'l ol1EN SAT tSUN 2Br Be1ch lt~uae. Yearly * REttTALS '* day. ,l.1do Nord U<1yrronl 4 Br, 1.5: 2Ci80 Giirdeu Lii.ne, lea.se3909. $360. t'hlldrtn OK. u,-.:1v. l'i\HK l'"'VESTORS 3 &. Pier 4i Shp. $1000 S3&-•~IY: TAKEOVER f"llll nio S.l9·\220 {Stevel CostaMesa. . SBR,2i,o,& ........... ...., PAYM ENTS 4 Jlomes on huae tot · HOME:FIMDE:RS 3 BR., 2 ba, bonu.» • · · · $475 GRAZJNG LAND Pnrne-..Eut..sidelo1;alJoo &y Short.'s. GUIDE 642-9900 TJIF.:TERRACE wa~res in Clover Valley, Sl 10,000 4br. 3be&. Wlnte r. Eastsidc SBr, cpts & drps. 2 BR, 2 6a ......... ~ .~evada neitr l11kea, nut , PA.UL MARTIM $425 mo.64G·1086. S.100 mn includes ~s. $190 1st 1 br. pet. appls 9 BR, 2 Ba.. . . $425 water & use or wash / Gl-<EE'.NTREE llOMES \'t'l'Y ttppea!ing. F'J price, Realtors 644-7 662 ;· s,s,!)95.59mo.836-7zo2. Adult Park Newport dC)'Cr.M2·8fi7<1. $1652br.child,11ngl.!ii 2DR,d~n •......... $350 COME ST A Y WITH US LOW WEEKLY RATES Beautifully furnished large sludios and one bedroom suites -all wilh full kitchens. Apartment living v.1ith motel con\•e rueoces. Heated oool. sun deck . air·_ comlili<loill_g ., Linens & utilities in- cluded. Maid service. television . serr- service laundry facilities available. ~·h i or sale h'.urn.. ,Muhil..:, M&-91()4 MESA VERDE ltanchoSunJoaquin TRIPLEX-dx~. 64ti.l!ll'/Jl.n!J<b.Li. -, Br 2 llr.<rdnrlnc. ""1S SISS2J>t, c~ll4, vacanL 2BR +den, 2 ba · .. · """' Ba kA . d 8G 2Bfl.2Ba....~.: ... ,.-Master Char~e and n mcrocar $85,000 House-s Unfumlihe-d mo. M~t _7 _ 4i8:R. ~Ba. newly decoral· TURTl.E ROCK HlL ·• .. welcome. -. 13 00 •••••oc··~~·L:l•!•O•.~·T••••• G··.:.::;· .. ····•••••r·3·0Jo•2• ltG£ Family homl' in ~·nice area._$39~. mo. 3Hll.2BA .. . .... $42.S EXECUTIVE SUITE: MOTEL " CLOSE TO OCEAN ~ zt College 1,aJ:k, kid~. p<'ts Jtm o r Lydia Smith "BR,2Vi ba .. • ... $500 ._ Diver's Co\le-3 hr. llntgn llch.RfflCarpct ••••••••••••••••••••••" "'Cl{'nmc . Spct·ial con· Agent.848·1525' 4BR,2ba ......... $4SO • -2010M•wpo&'tRood u \' .0 . Onct: in H lifetime ltet1ltors 536·8836 42:.'5 F.. Bay, (o!j 'l'u.5tin) 3 sidcrution to handyman CULYERDALE two Mllff ft'Orl'I beoch l<Xnl1on, Laguna Beaeh.~~~~~~~~~~1 RH , 2 l\A, cpts , drpi1 , \ypc. 5'16·Ml04 3 Bil 2 na · · · · · · S3'7S Cotta M-... , C9fornio 92627 ~1 ~.000 A~. 49-1·1288 • (11,i l l' gar , g 0 0 d . •• BEAUTIFUL 3 & 4 WALNUT SQUARE •- "° WK UP 162 J!4r " Ble.h. ColOr TV. maid -"· pool. THE &I ESA t1.S N. Newport Bl, NU 6*9611 Oct.an Frool attraeti\•e 2 Br, $2SO. 1ar , w1nt~r. Multi, t213> 79$-J018 · Exctn1 2 Br 2 Ba , Condo bltns, oc/bay vu, pool, jac, w /d. $3-U. 673~1 t---Br . w /frple. ga.raae. W/D & patio. uUI pd . -·-2sr -mod€rn spu c1ou!i Bach wt~•lcooy. 2 blk:s beach. Po·ot , garden courl)'ctrd. Lol'k i:ar A ll'O & i1 1u 6'&5210 -l.G£ J br, 2 ba. neoi r beach. Lido area. Yrl~ $UC). 673-2485 CCMMtery Lats / Crypts TW04.PLEIES nl'i~hborh no tl, $37S. AV1\lf. DEC. 1s·r 3 00,2 DR 1-IOMES, firepluccs, 2 HH..2ba .. 53~ 642-2611 Vt'ry !>pal'1ou:.. t lea n, Al!l!nt&-J6-<1380 llA, f'P, II /I. <•hdc.lrf'n huge: family rooms. ut1h· 3 Hlt.2Ba $31S BEACH·LSE·ADUL-r.; lots of 1u .. 1rn. trl'l':>. c:t1p ----OK Neur all !>t·hools. ly rooms, lovely yardls . ·s12S. stud.lo 67.S.1865 1113 1500 per plun1b111 i.:, hltnl!>, , I $375 /mo. 545 67<10 or close to school!! & shop· 552-7500 ~lc i''adden .,N.B ... ~f·,~~t::~~1~:~:~~.\I~~:~~~ ~-,;rl~i~;":~:~I:"";~--~ :~11~;::l:y Cll':in 3 br. ~~~:oo~~~t;;9s5. :\~~ red ht' II ~!!!.~~••••1~~~-~~•• ~-~·!.~•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ I \•ulctery LoL~. ll<1rlM'1r H• :ol. C:\l. A.sku1g ~50 ~·.. 675·6188. PhonC' ·'."': : j i>'!1 .. rt -#·~· h111111•. Grc::1r ri.tc:.a \ll'rde Gardener included to&l'w.._.. leoch 3269 Cotta Met a 37 2 4 Balboa Ill-~ 380' l'ill'h AA•·nt ' S.1\1 OKI:! or ' ' ....... • -g (i.1(1 r.7JO lu<· :'\r goH l'Ou rSl'. J,t•usl" realty ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :! CllYPTS i:1l Jl11rbor lh·~1.. $600. less than i:u 111~ price. 557·18ZS Commercial Property -· 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYFRONT t>fricc buildini;:, .s pec- lacul4.1r view, luxunous executive offices. H.educed to $f>OO.OOO. UNIT BUYERS If you arc 1ntcrt•sled 1n 3 or li unit ('01npl1·sC's with OWJ1t'rs unit~. pll·~1sc call our rcs1dcnt1<1I d1\'1 s1on. t 'or 12 through 200 units, come with soft dollars. Plcasr a~k for the invest· ment cl1v1sion BILL GRUt<DY I 0 I.Quail ~ R.aitor 675·6161 ' Place - • ; ~AN cL_Et111-::NT £. Prap~f-~!~0• · , l.:ho1ee location 0 11 Del 1400 OVAil SI NIW~Oll llAC>i ~lar. 4,000 Sc1 ft . with ---- parking. Ideal ror home 16 ApL.;. I & 2 BH. e ncl. fumlsh1ngs, bwldc;s en1 · ~uragcs Good area porium, CIC'. LC4.1 SC/or F'orL1nCn Hltrs 6·1:!·5000 lease with option lo --------- purt•hase. CALl .. 4!12·4121 •DELUXE 4·PLEX * Bl::R'fHA llENR Y 3·BR. 2·ba. o~·ner's unit. Ftt:ALTOllS fireplc + dsh,,.,·shr. i31 5700 Sq. Ft. M· I Bldg. 12 Units Good rental ureu. Lot 70:<260. $129,900. stG-3928, C\les.S.19· 1531 2·BR, 2 ba . Xlnt roncl . 'fop location. 15', down. Prtnl•ipal s only . Ownr /Ukt. 556-6171 Luxury Tri -Pl(•x. t'.M ~ ft. Owners. $98.500 ti46·4388t540-060I'!' FREESERVICE S·1110 1rn11 Coat~) ••Al.SO,NEW&Nt.:An ~ H~RVL!,4Br,2 Ba ,Din , $37.SOWEEK &UP 2br. tba. 'i'carly. l,atln. TO LANDLORDS \\'alt:1ec l(1·:1l r;stale NEW 1·2 & 3·lill ap.11rt ~ I.,.iv & Fam .ll_nls., Hltns ·~lud1o&l BRAPU totted <1ir heatinl(, 1.H~ ~t cmbcr of Board of 1;.u1 hl!i\ ments, close lo bcuc:h, 1819 Port Sllrhng. Comm •1'V & Maid Serv Avail hwasher. 1 blk to a.1iun l<callors, lh·ttrr Bu s . ...EWCO ... DOS $1~.&u.p . , • . • -1•001675-0771 •l'honeServ,lltdpool St 675_1407 ttur . & Chnmht'r of ,..... ,..... 846-1311 NOfl-,f, locJYnalMoch 3248 . •Chddr-enScction • · --~ Comm l::,\.STSIJ)t-: ••••••••••••••••••• •••• TOWNHOUSE 2 Br, :J."'1: •Low monthly rates Co1.y 2 br, upper, $1.20 S:ZO.tteToRt ntrrs :!unit ... l :ihr.2 ba,3 r ar l ~~ 2 BH, yd /gar Nr beh. Ba. pool, bltn !i, ·~OFfo'weck 's renl +Uti l.Adults,nup~L.; Sl 4o. C.l'\l . 1 br moblll'. i.:nr.•).!•'. ~11l1 t s:ns. l·3 hr SJ5()wnlr r-nll poss. sum· ",Vash/dry, gar . No pct.~ w/ad Part furn ,no gar yrl ~ r ,f,,;. d1•11. :t'~ Ii:•. former ~ ~ mr.M0.220049'1-0198 . t)75-9188 t:376Ne"'·nnrt Dl\ld,Cl'll 673·5003t'v_cs /wknd~ ~SO. S. Ana urn 1 br ,,,,,,,., 0·•95. 3·1'.'I Universi-~ -= ,,.... -75CM '')r' l ~ -----ONTl-IEUA'' ~·9755or645·3967 - $! C l'\f Su 5 u~ :o ty l)n\lc,.r..15 -~43 _ _ R E AL TY INC . i''ull Occ::in Vi ew. atop -8 , ---Lge 2 Hr, 2 Ua. dl•n , frpl1,. c-.!1· ... ·v ·11• pcbr · lrd .. ,, .... , 714/846·137 1 l..aguna,3Br 2 11a,ncw. &•aut. Apt,•. r, 2 Ha . SUSCASITAS stove rcfn R. $375 nl<l ...,..,,,,.. a ey:J rl·on o t.i\S!Slllt .. lgc house 3 _ wood lhruoul Custom beamed <'e1l . r1plc , 17.«0 l Sl60c M 1 b I r"' dbl d.shwshr ff~. 67"·1972 or Large niet>ly furn. baeh. _1 "" iamon< · · · rw Y•1 u Br . 2 111:1. c:rµls, gar. Huntington La ndmark 2 di:<, 2 c:ar gar. $425 mo. ~ J -S350 ll.B.4br+2famok $'.Will. 1~!J:!I Fullcrlon, 2 br, 2 ba. adull1' only. 493-0209 673·5719 wknds or art. & 1 h;s. i\dults only, no lolboaPeninsula 38 07 0PfH9.7PM blk:-.... nf NH BJ,·d . $350 t lease Coats & 5PM_._ JX."lS.2110NewportBI __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 530-8505Aqt 5,St;Joll W a lla ce Realtors HOMEFINDERS 3 BR. 2 Ba~den , lgeCalirorniaAtmrniphereinNEW2Br,2Ba,duplK 81 7 3 1\r. 2 Ila, rrstfrce refrig, 962.4454 -----GUIDE 642·9900 kitc hen bllns frp°l c nrly new compleK offers W. Bay Ave , y •I ~. 1'fREMTERS* d~h~:-hr. hltns. frplc. IJ.:e 2 Br condo, "Ulet, cln, t:Kcc3hr, chld, pet, gar w /view ;,, bay 'Harbor t<J ser\'C bu.!IY people. ~1:344~6412orf'2_3.:_5~81 U r r r ' I I•· I to ' ... 1-11 area Walk1n• dis· f'\Jrn bach start al $160. WAI K b· ·;•·ach 2b n urn· urn. All ur~a~. n<;~ )t ..... ,a , s rage. pool. dshwhr, enc. gar. G · Alsol lx.lrn · 6Jl 2276 ~ to a~ u.: 1 ll r I c (' s . II() !\t t , S SJf,.,rno 96l IU72 cpl, new dprs, patio, TH) \'l{'~·~hr2ba , fp. kid~ ~anee lo Lido .. arClener -_is . . 11,1,i, ba, J!araAe. $26U yr DU~'Li':XES, AP'l'S. 3 Hd 2 ba l rplc fam rm dcp. Isl only if qualify incl .MS0.646·~~~--F1JllN. trlrs & cottage_ ly. 41n Harding. Paru ... FEI'.: ' · · · · ·· $275 8472!t72 w lktoh h:Jh 2 haJ!ar a B & <-R · 1 Share bath. S80 to SlO!J. !unl.5'18·7558 ;5"8·3607 "f'Oi-< 'fllE UNUSl.:A I." ft-nred yd , space for · · ____ u t· · r ___ r ~ , view, enn1s , &W·83J.l Sl20 ul< h"' ""'.'"""· "". P'"'· $335. '"llMMAC 2 Br. I Ba. adults 3.IJfl. 2 ba home'" Cr<•· ::'~ -:;:· 559 .. 6461 -I Ur, I Ba . Balboa Bl,'1 . ,\nah<'im &_l a~t &d.~1K1s1L. Hefs re· only. Quiet area. $250. cent Hay Arca. ~50. mo.----'---•E:tm Garckns • SW(i. month. A\•aal no" Sl45 ~ecl udcd i.:111·~1 Ci ti . 5-ll·OOJO aft 4· mo. 963-977 1 _ Edgew.li.tcr. Real Estatr. 3-BR. 2·ba , 2·car prkg, I Ur I-Um. $lfl5 mo. Mo\le 673·~ _ homes.A. Brandnc~··lbd 21,..,ba 2 . b 1350 S t'oast ll wy . patio sml•><>lsOK $395 1n for $265. Adults, no ,C •-IM 3822 Sl 90 Zb . 1 H Pk · ' Large 3 r, vaeant, nr 4<~!8536 · ... ~ 11 ,. 22 d SI CW'OflOutC" ar r . app · · u :.tor)'. 3t·ar gar:1ge. Near s:n 5 \ k · · Ph: 673·6377 pets. I •· n · s>.10 Air cond home g;ir. :.,.. h . , . l'l · $l95 rccrca.tion. /mo. / ~ ----642<J645 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t&p, Cypress [).l'.~~<f!~o,isl .it.a. · for Keith 962·4471 Agt L .'' .t; U ~ 1\. Colt a .i::. l' EXCLUSlV ~ Wt:steliff -. -$.50 Oft• l:;I mo ~en\' $:!15 cool 2 br t l 'J hu ---4 Huge bedrin s. :t b:ith~. ~·~~rmtr . 2, Hr .1 l~a . Villa. Frplc, 2 br2 ba + DanoP~tnt 37 26 Ne~ 3 br, 2 ba Sup1 r duplci-; C ~t ·J l\r 1-'·stdl' l'rpl nt•w · r r I ,i\all irnmt:d Sle\t', ma"ler s uite w /rrplc ••••••••••••••••••••••• area, 2 car !:ar . $-llJ(I . : · ~ · · · giant am rm, l )l cs. 4!.14 M3'SM -· b · p ~2.'> !·am & sngls 2 hr 1·rpt . slO\'c , ut1l . rm , walk to beach. $!2.'"l /nHi · Pool. Adil~. I.se. $550. ~IG 2 r , 2 ba, $Z50. Util oinsettia.Cd~T ~9·MH1i7 Lachenmyer l-\111. . f~·r1t·l'd yd , dhl gar. 847 .1231 zllr Condo-Ocean View. 642·0042 in c l . Near bea {'h . cd~•;Y~'~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ALFALFA RANCH SIB.'> 4+2. i.:a r. l'h1l.dr.en, (,anlcn.cr. waler pd. ~o , pool. s tO\'t", refrig. No · --;-.--. -. --. 4~·0195or960·1142 , 1100 Acres, hi~h produc-pets, w&tl hookup, l •. (,, fll'IS. SnJt ls. Lse . $265. Soper Sha rp 2 br condo, childrt"n /Pl'ts Freshly l Br, 2 Ha, i:rp ts. drps, H...ti_. Be h 3740 Realtor , tion.· Mana "cmenl • S.125 Exel'. <!&2. hltns Avail.Jl-J5G46·7528 2'h ba. mi to bch. $350 . iiainl C'd s:izi mu Isl' pvt.ten111s,pool~,walkto '¥on ac ~ \l./estm. mo 968-22'J7 · 968·4'105 , , bcat•h. $150 mo. li42·3'J39 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.D.M. market i n g l'O ri tra'ct 532.') Pnmt•' J+l .1 , h:i, 2Hr J.ikt·nC'w: Enl'i)'ard. _._ · , il.~1 -·llCIH 1 • , --REAU1'1FUL I br furn Office S~ace available Other ranches hltns. d w , I u n1. pc!:-~:1r S230 No pets. 218 3 Ar , I j l Ra on lgl' Jot 3 Hr. l·h1·1t' in. fnl'd yard , I San Ju~ apl'i $170 & $180. Spanish HIGll·S"TYL •. NEW available An ah. r 1acl'nt1a .549·16ZJ. Close lo schools & sho p nu·c' S:!J:l t lcnse Rita Cop1strano 3 278 style·tildg, pvt encl gar, Bill GRUNDY • · · ...,,,c: 5171 s · ' . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 · · 1-•-· di'· BUILDING A\lail 7 1 76 S•l;,O Tenn ts (;uu rls' .. d 5250 plng. ~. mo. is· ~t yc rs R. E •\:J;l·S.120 or poo. s1!una, ,...,,_,,a 1.s . CORONA Dt-:L J\1 AB · · · · · Re-altor 675·6161 f'l1ol! 3+farn. 2·~ ha 2 ~r .<~u~!ex, ~ar · .. -son. (2 13)431 ·7475 91..i().1701 ' ~ B~. 3 Ba, beaut yard 17301 Kcelson Ln. I blk Four 720' & Two JlO' ----i·hilrircn. 1>ets. Fullertnn II~ J). !\lonte Vis t a. , ' , --frwt lrees. ,·eg. garden . \V. of Bc1tch ofr Slater. 2 Br Townhouse. frplr Pool, tennis, eonl1ncnt:.il breakfast. Some oce:.in & Catalina \'ie\l.'S. Close tu shopping & fine bcarh ava!L Underground lohforsalr 2200 l'\l ;\NYl'\10R1':;\\'AIL S.lti·5777 ,545·762fi _ C?ZY 2Br. I ':l ba Condo. Loqw1aNigueJ. 3 252 S1S<I J:d•('f.only493·3437 842-7&'8 parking. So.-of·hwy. Cu ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• R tal J I · (;pts, drps. d1shwashC'r & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ -~------Hal Bu.tls, VAL IJ EYLe,el -e•n'''·ewlol.h<"h en OUma 2 llr. fncd yard. ~ara~e . bltins S1nallyard 2car SmttoAno 3280 f'Um Studio Apt 1 blk RE 'll Y ti t t -• <1u1l·t ·ou"l• onlv ~n · ' 3BRhomC' Jge)'ard,\lle\I.' · · . :..... n ves men ona hill .utils.in.$21.500 530·4020 · c ,, · 1 gar w / auto dr opcnl'r. ' . · ••••••••••-..•••••••••••• from ot·e11 n , pool & Divtslon ) 752 7300 1:h1ldreft or pet1'. S210 -& 1 property . A\ ail now. . . • r ·h h · · Bki-49'7·1751 Landlords 5488251 979 7888 Tennis eourts poo ~00 mo !!'le Hilu Myers 3 Br. nu cpt.s & drps, rncd Jacuzz.1. rptc. ds ws r. tlOLLYWOOD PICTURE MountaJn,Drsert, r_ S , . or . S?7r 56. 675·18J.I wkdy t•v c:i l{e~J Es·t~tc . 171-4 J yd. fr8cshly 1pa~l~ 1n & 'A'lrpd. $18.5.846-7336 _ i"'~~~~~~~~~ 644-2611 STUDIO Sale or Lsc . R sort rree ~rv1ce EASTSIDE at · ,194 . .>t20or960l70l nut . ri ~to arncr L le h ' 3748 •2br,lba,Coro11do.wa ll-e-2400 . --S28096.1 Z'l12 CICJUftCI oc 17141835·72'12. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bolboolslond 3206 3Br ~·ithftreplal'e lrTU.e-3 244 'rhc Shores, Ckeanside ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach1pool , carporl Caftdominlums {Town· ralm Spring11, luK 4 b"';-, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~5 mo ~'12·6342 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lux. 2 Br, den. 2 Ba. Liv .. Westminster 3298 KJTCHEN apts a( Cresr· S250. i\dlts /no Pt' 1" 1'out.t's forsolr 1700 furn h·m w /p ool .3Ji r . Jba . frplc, part Open Sun 1 -5 18 SPELIAt'ULARVIF.W! 01n.combo,frplc,beam ••••••••••••••••••••••• cntBCjy.1435N.Cstllwy 833-89'14 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wcek tl\-lo fi40 ·fl051 nr furnir.ht:d , Im mac:. Brooklirll' C':\1 . .i\t on· Rancho Se&n J oa<1uin ceil"s, beaut lndscp'd , f'ireplace. Su1>er 4 RH . 2 Reas.ratcs.494·2508 RTH 673·4731. spacious. S.'>00 n10. Call ticello Tnwnhouse. 3Br. Townhouse . Spanking cnrlpat1os.,i::rdgatespvt BA ranch slvlc home ---2.B R. l ·bll Lovely 2 br, I b:i. frpll'. pat, gar. t,;i blk t11 len111~ ct $275 . 673 i!Ofil 675·5'119. NO LAGUNA Judy 675·1442 or :-i58·921 I. <!Ha. Oltns. douhlt' ~ar. new! 2 & den. 1507 sq._ ft., bch, rec ctr w /pool, ten· $365. 963-4567 96.1.1186 Oceanfr~nt Co"'DOS n...--county Apt View. $400 . mo. " -,--...-rty 2500 " b I l l'alio & pool. $285 mo. 2 ba, hjgh cc1\in gs, frpll'. nis, S100 mo. 496·0170 & • -ki<<& for a nil'e family Ed"ewatcr Re al Estate, WhitewatcrVlews·2&3 rope 3 nr,2 :,i.t;a,r. IJ:!S 'e5~r . (2 13 )5~tl·4A5'1 3balconies !Uscofpool& 842·7736 LJU\Jlorenlo<<rhome.Jllll ." 135"0 S . Co•'·' Hw y . bd 't f $54 000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $110. yr Y· l pen Ul / un rec. Near UCI & Rolf • . 2 Br, I ba , crpl /tlrp..,, 42~m(:~n~ ;e~~~ N ~r t h LEMON HEIGHTS 1·5. 640·4307 8 Toro 3232 C'ourse. $475. ino. ll eady M1 \slon ViltlO 3267 llA. super location. $310. 494.8536 bltns. \\."a lk to beh & pool N 0 •. '· 0 PI . lo b u , .. • • • •• ••• • • •• • • •• • •• • • •• mo. 963·4567963·1786 2 Carports Adlls ••1"' Laguna DELUXE, CUSTOl'\t Balboa Penins ula 3207 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront. .studio, clean. · · ""'"' Call 675·7225 ESTATE. Over 1 acre. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Month to Month 64o.&300 Month to Month Hou1es Fumished or woody. Winter. $170 incl. per mo. Pli : Wkd.\'S art r.. • "''"""" .. ''"•VI \ \l.IJ·:' HL .\1:1'' II 8EflG ENllRPR!StS CO 2 Br, 2 ba, neKt to golf course. SJC . $57,900. Prin. only . 496·4767 l h d I R tal 0 furn·-• d '·l 4nA .,,,u., 673-0132. i\nytime ~·knd~ us gr o u n s w 3·BR . 2·ba oceanfrnl. Rntals Or NE\V Hancho San J oa en S r Un •~e 3300 ~ .,._,. __ _ wateriall&Koi_fishpon~. condo nr . s h ops & T L qwnTwnhrnc.Nr UCl.2 T Le S ••••••••••••••••••••••• F' B DELUXE 4·BH :J RA 3·BR, 4-RA. unique rami· restaurants . Panorumii· erm eases B d 2 B 0 h h ft"m ase urn caut. Apt . near f · · · l Sq r r F.l T M-· v· · • r. en, a . s ~·~ r. i\liss1on Vic)·o, Laguna Beh I or 2 llcspon. am, rm .. ne<1r .oecan, ., yrm 2600 · t O com· vu.$-100.mo 1\J.'1.644 ·6397 · oro, ission teJO"' self c lean O\len , trash NEWPORTIEACH employed adulls . llurry.$550.Ph 673·00.)w fort&luxury $224 ,500. I LaRunallills I f l d lillls&EIToro. w· & l l or675-7225 CoronadrlMor 3222 tl-1ANYFOR$300 . eomp, a e. rp e. r~. l'\.1 1\N\'FOR$300. inler yeary eases 494-4200. erpts. Nr. pools/Golf C. CF.NTURY FIN \NCI Al From $6SO ~tonth CALL NOW ••••••••••••••••••••••• CENTUHY1''1NANCIAL i\dults.M7.5353 •1 t • ,..._ rtle h 3769 2BR.adults.$275.mo r.;,, .PLANT LOVERS HEALTORS.581 ·1210 REALTORS.581·1210 81LLGRUMDY .--wpo ac pets . 317 l'\1ar"ucr1tt•. 752 ·7315 PARADISE S. or ll~·y. -Super 3 BR. 2 RA , Realtor 675·6161 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-9251 ,. pvt patio. 2 br, frplC', fountain Valley 3234 c:pts . drps. 5360 DY.', 3Br with f'ireplace. Walk •LAP.ARISIEHME• DONALDM.BIRO J $325. Avail . 11 115 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-4567963·1786 mo . 10 s hoP5 & school. SJ50 2 Br.rum.S270.Allelcc· VictonanCharm Aiioci•t•i,ltn11or1 673.0790aft.5Pl'\1 . Condo, fple. 4 BR. 2 BA. mo.i\!n ,581 ·1210. Condominiums uic. 1''ireplace. lleated Spacious ibr. S..>(i5. Util 1800'1----------1..:c.::.cc.:.:.::.c:c.cc...:.:..c ___ inc lds AssoC'. fees & Univ. Pk. the Terrace, 2 BEST RE ....,.,,. Unfurni1hed 3425 pool.Adults. no pets. inel . 511 F'crn1l•af ·······················0uto1c .... 1y HOMEFI ERS b B ll A A-97 -· "' 67 94 7 uo clu hous e . $365 t mo . r 2 a . man,. d · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9·lGU<1 .... z. 66or-4 ·411 . NEWDUPLEXES 2550 " 3yl"Sol .3br,fam1lyrm. __ Property GUIDE 642-9900 963·4567963-1786 amenities. 2 patios. exlras 830.6037 4 BR, l h ba , pool , Ac:rossfromgolfcoursc . °""'*•••I Units sate- DANAPOl.NT ••••••••••••••••••••••• W\ktoOC'eantbrutilpd -640·6345 . Clubhouse. lovely up· 20432SantaAnaAve 2 Br. l ba, no kitchen . 2 8;/1 Br $f.8,9~ 3 adjaocenl Crestline lots 2 Storyd, fplC', 3 br . 2 ba. Ne wport leaFI\ 3269 graded Condo. Close to 8 d 64mature adults. $150. rno. J8r{2Br $70,950! 11,4 ~rres Joshua Trel": l·pL<;, rps, D\V, $395./mo l~l:\IACULAT~ s .C . Plaza s hopp,g & l or 2 r, a ults, no pets. 0-5992 3 Br/2 Br $75,950 P.O."°' S3ZC-ta 'lesa Jbr. appls. kids. pet gar !ll>.1-450096.1·1786 Culverdale. 4br, 2ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• parks s350 /mo l st $1701$190. 242l E. 16th St. . Only J Jert a t lhesef '-'" '' Crpts, drps, pool club. Bluffs condo, 3 BR. 2 ba, · . · · • ' N l-lts646·1801 V1ewofllay.mt.Klcrn 2 Ur. prices. $2000. tax credit. Out of State-3br 2ba. fp. appls, ga; HOMEFIMDERS $3'75. Agt . 833·3380. rcfnR. wshr /dryer , new ~!t, ts~~u;iifs· No r ee. · l Ba, bltins, sundcck. :! ilome&income. Pro--rty 2600 GUIDE 642·9900 . . cpl.I' & drapes. No pets. "'en · car gar. across fron1 "''estbay Income llomcs ••••••';~••••••••••••••• BIG J B I!: D R O O J\1 ?br appls child pet Un1vers1ty Park, sharp 3 $450 J\fo. Agt. 640· 7000 FOUNTAIN v ALLEY You don't need a gun lo C d l'\f Pk , $300 /1 ca ~c 34121Cst 1-lwy,496·343 1 LIKE IDAHO?? DUPLEX So. of Hwy. ~ ' . ' ' BR, 2 Ba. corner. 1''rple, b R Nice e\can 3 BD 2 BA "draw fast" when you 673-319 1 near beach & shopping. atrium. By owner. Lease ~ r. on1an 'fub. SleP6 to carpets d rapes Bii pp' place an ad in lhe Daily 8 _ · DUPLEXES Sell /trade for ocean vu Children Oh'." 5400/mo 3br,kids.sngl,pctgar $380.5S2-9444or871 ·6101 hch ·RaraRe . $330 . 5295 · W kd • 8 5 PilotWanlAds'Callnow 2 .r Apt. with garage&: hm {&other prop) beaut 646_2017 • ., ..::::::.:::::.:.:.:.:..:::..:.c:...::..::.:_1 835 ·9007 dys, 675·3913 Call ~~976 .e!sk ~::Pai.. _642 _5678. · frple. <1pplianres .. N' i • • J UST LI STE D-hm on lake, vu of ski lift.l~~';-n,;-;-;;;;--;;-;;&;1~2~b~r~. 2~h~•~._!fp~,~poo~~l .~g~a~r:__iUniv. Park Ter raee. 3Dr. eves. Weekends call (213 ) ----PETS. S225 mo. 640-19.l:J Newport. near beach. Duck t goose hunting, Front 2 BR, I Ba . gar & , 2ba, wetbar. l\-tany UP· S 2-BR, 2·ba down. 2· RR , water ski. much more. patio. New point & erpts. Hunt1nqton lt'ach 3240 grades, gardening incl. HOMEFINDERS 328-5738. anto Ana •3780 Santo Ano 3780 J·ba up + owner 's Taxes $317 yr ror 2.8 $300.mo.673-6651 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hee facil S•l!Omo GUIDE 642·9900 Townhouse •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• hideaway . Fee land. acres. 1\lso mobile pk & Weha,•e3&4 BR homes, 645-8672 \'-'ulktobch 2br.child Unfumithed 5119.915 more. All situated in 2 BR, 3 BATI-IS. 2 s tory, ready today. See to ap.1-'-"--'-'--'---------I •• ~IOT & CUTE·2BR boom area. All f or newly dee. 2 cur Rarage, prec . $310 to S365 . REMTALS w /lrg liv rm , cozy $175.000lorpart>.Write washer/drye r. 2 yr \se. 953.4567963.1786 2BR,2 bahomeforonly Olx3br,2ba,fp,child Rancho San J oaquin ••••••••••••••••••••••• fire(>lare, dinin ~ area. or call Rt 7 Bx 7396, Nam· S350. mo. Open Sat. PM . 1---"-'-'-'-'-----j SJ75. Clean. hi~hl.y up· T\l.Tlhse, on Golf Cour!e 2 lrg kjtC'h + beamed cci\. pa , Idaho 83651. Area l2l3)782·1155 OK unfurn. rt1o\le in cow ! 3 BR, 2 BA. graded 2 br, appls. rp, sngles Br. Den , 2 Ba, sale, lsc ing bachelor 's unit. Fee 2CIJ-467-41K6467 ·3764 Su~r •harp. Nr pool, OH w /option f,o buy 833-2581 / 3 8;, 2 ba. garage, frp\c, close to ocean. S.12.'">t mo. 3 AR, 2 ba home ror S39S. BLUFF'S. Super 3 BR. 2 _833-=-'39"-'52'-------'---I land. S75.ooo. Ranches, Farms, bllnt; gas, dshwhr & .... , for Ke"olh962.••71 ba lmmac Nr pool - FOUR lu C D.M '"' .... Y.' l LL C 0 NS I D ER ' ' . -3 Br 2 Ba. fireplace. dbl & 2. d ' "& .• 1 , ·. d Graves 2700 patios. $400. mo. 644-0030 1----'--"-'-'--C..C'---$425 ~10 Bkr 644 0134 2 2 STUDENTS . . . -gor. use of p ool & s an s. n ee ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW ··spaC'ious" 3 Br 2 OR from 581.500 to S84 ,5t)Q 3 Br 13 • Bu. $450 mo. 11,;i Ba . real cheerful house. · . DESPERATE! J\tust rent elubhouse. Trees & park· Upgraded, good tax re IUY 3 HORSES Blk Lo .Beach. Obi ~ar. Spotless$360mo.S40·Z70I ~BR.2ba +.rormal~tn· sparkling new 2 br likegroundsineKclusive lier. & 0'4·ner ~·ill include this 300 J\tangn1d. 675·731 l 1ng room. GOod location. Sea wind condo. Walk to Cape Series, CM. Lease I C •LL640 6600 luxury llaneh llead· I llkTaThe-Wotri" ~70 beaeh.MANYEXTRAS ! yrat$395mo.Adultsno "' -<1ua1tc1s on over 4 acres. 5 Bd, house. $450. m o .. 618 HUGE Bachelor up~r Oil... $350 . Agt . 963·8911 or pets. 548·5436or642·4l5S. ~~ . llierr1e m -..11_.. Co untry kilC'hen , rield Acacia Corona del J\1ar. studio, full bath & kit. 3 Bil, 2i,.i, ba ; Turtlerock. 968·6234 .stone hearth & corral & 673-3231. s17omo. 536.4790 or Sl75F\Jm . 1..:==-'--------·IDupMxe1Unf\trn 3600 sht"ltc r Deli->w m.arket IW7-88.'">5 w. Drown. L[ RAl-SOR Beautirul llarbor View ••••••••••••••••••••••• pr i ce al $132 ,950. Charminj!: 2 Bd , I ba,1----------homc3-4Br.3Ba.bonus 2 BR, l Ba, Cd M, no 'l'r:1bu<'o Oaks much greenery, storage I ILK TO THE WATER roorn, Rrcal patio, $600 childre n o r pets. $268 . CENTU llYFINANCIAL ga r . As king $375 · On9thS JJJ 1 REALTY mo. Cull 71•1-894.·234S or mo.&M·6800 <Susie) 494..a285. , t.. r , 2 ia. ga;, SS2·44<1J ENJOY A RESIDENTIA L MOTEL THE AMBA SSADOR WAY • 1\ITCHCN f',1oCILIT1ES AVAIL •JACUZZI & HEATED POOL • V.....SHf.A & DAYER AVAIL •All UTTLtllES PAID • RECR(ATION noOM • Wl(LY MAIO SERVICE 1_..:R~E~.Ac:::l.~T~O~R~S::...:·58=1~-t~2~IO~ ..::c:..:="--------1 no pets. S:WOmo. 53t»4790 4523 Campus Dr., Irvine 2 Br. 1 Ba. $300 mo. No lltc:CNM,..operiy 2000 4 S A C R ES ; p i nk Costa Me-so 3224 1_,,_r_B4 __ 7·_885!_5_W_._B_rc_o_w.cnc_. ~ Campus Valley Shop Ctr . BLUFFS, DELIGHTFUL pets. Balboa, 548·9662 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Grapefruit. 4000 per/••••••••••••••••••••••• VillageRealF.statc CALL833..a600 3 BR , 2\AJ BA. l MMAC. d~s o r 675-0353 after 5 •WE r !;AA1f1EFAIGERATOAS • TV101RECT DIAL PH0t~FS • • IND!VIOU,f,l TEMl'ERATURE CONTROL 4 UNITw/gar Marina dcl acre 922·7398 Trades in· F'lroplace. 3 Bcdrm, 2 ba, No Agents Fee Univ Pk Ter•, 3 Br, 2 Ba 1000.675-2277 _P~-·--------ll Rey area .. Dy owner. vit{'(I cpts, d_rps. bltns. Super "'~1cF'adden /Nl•wJand Tv.'Tlhse, Din. Lndry, lge J Bedroom, 2 Ba.th, lge LAGUN 1\ R C'h ocean ·~ooo t21J l398·7914 R al Eslat location . $365 /mo cBR 2BA $36-0 d 7 .-.., · t' e 963-4569963·17B6 • ... kit. $415.552·7896 yar . $395. 54ft·577 or view, frplC', beams. 2 br, Wontrd 2900 •l\1cFadden/Bushurd 545·7628 2 b<l . block lo beach & •TaxSheft~Tlme-••••••••••••••••••••••• C\ll·de:·sac closetosC'hool 3BR,2BA .. $375 Spacious58d,21 ~baunat · $395 714 ·497 -152 38 Wlit.3 .. East.side Costa Private Party wants 2 lo G & markt't, 4 Br, 2 Ba , JO' • l'\lr FaddentSpnn!!dale tached house. Enclosed Great family home. Lots 213.941.7455 . .Mesa. Pnn only. units 10 Costa A1esa. f"am. Rm. $380 moJ lsl & 'BR, 2 BA ... !345 bk.yd., & rront patio. or room . 4 BR, 3 BA , -I 545 0062 • Bolsa/Sprin)!dale "'a\king dist. to schools, close lo school, xlnt area • Pl ••. 3Br Own.' Un'·o. 642·3289, e\·eolngs. ast. -3 BR 2 n \ .,,. h · u · · r Ba t ..__I wts Forni&Md , 1 •. -.,,, ·~ opp1ng. n1vers1ly o ycres . -r-" + 3-2 Brs. Tllesa Verde Rentals EA.5TSIDE on 'h Acre 3 •Ad~m~/Brookhurst Park Im mac. $495. mo. Barrell Realty 642·~ ~:::._:••••;~~·••••••••• Prinonly ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br2Ba,Fam~1lm,rrpl<', 3BH,2BA ... $365 5.~·003or833·5160. , ~al•-3706 OAVIDBOURKERLTR HouiH Fumishtd pool, gar, bltn1. $395 •Tllef'addt'n1Bush11rd ::::.:..:::.:.:co::::::.::..:::;:::.._ __ 18.ack Bay 3Br. Crplc, cpt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALL54&9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-5911 efl GPJ\I. .. J BR , 2 BA ... S.16S Super 5 Br. 1 ~lock from drps , bltns. nice )'lrd & 2 Small Bach, partly rum . lolboo li lond l I 06 96J·4567or 963·1786 park w /lenrus & pool. C'ar gar . $350, 541·9134 . UUI pd. Garage 'face. OCE.AHYIEW HOMEFIMDERS Useofwa1berdryer.S.l50 B 2 n. r 1 2 Yrly Sl50mo Avai Nov •••••••··~···•••••••••• GUIDE 642-9900 2br houiie. Dbl g:"lr, Shi ks mo. Grdnr & water 1n· 3 r, o:t , rp c, car gar. l2. 675-6527 or 675·2797. OFACI ILDG. 3 BR Bayfronl w /pier. obll ll lo heh. $285. No pels C'l'd. Cnll owner 5.52·1994 walk to l~ch, Jl(>OI, & ten· ..:;;..c.c....C"--'--'---=-41 Modem 3,02'7sq. ft . orfice $US. mo. w/o pier, $375. M e, ul Jlald $lOS t'\va1\ ll·R. 968·0052 1\f1 t·~ aft 6l'M or ·wknds. ni!I ct .. Kids & I pet OK . LIITLE ISLA ND ,bJdg. on com er location mo. 1easeG73·8000 4:30. ..:::c:.:::.::..::.:.c:~.="'----1 $400 mo. 962-8050 art . very attract. comp'ly Jn t.a4una Beach. On·altc: E·Aldc 3 br, 2 ba. kids NEW HOM F .. in beaut. SPf.1. fum. 2 Rr. sundk, uvai\. ~erk1Dg, o wne r wil l Corona•IMcr 1122 3 lJr 2 Ba, pool. crpts, Turtleroc.k, never lived -LIDO ISLE 11120, $325 mo. /\dlls n~ LailorlermA for quallrted ••••••••••••••••••••••• EZlerms I br 145. wk. drps, dbl ~ar. Klnl cond. lh. 2 Br, ~ Ba. + den & pets. 673.4394 I 'buyer. As k ln1 on ty New Twnhme, 2 Br, wllh -""'----'---1 & IO<'nllon. Reaut. yo rd, 2 Form. Din. Rm . hi Rh 4 Br. 2 ba home. ttll c\ce. "-=----------11 $180,000. washer /d ryer . 3153 8;, (pts, drps, range, children, sml pct OK . beam ceil'gs.Nr. Pool& kitchen. frple, dble Rar, Very attractive c:o mpl lll!ALONOMICS Dahlia Pl . $73·8936 $28$. $:J7S mo. inc g;dnr. pool Park.!, $450 mo. 833·2252 so. patio. Yrly SS.SO . (um Ibr. Yrlf. 1250 lncll BROKER 875-6700 1·882·5'03 5'8-437 malnl. & \l.'aler. 842·9037 or 540-6065 613-4798 evc11 /wknds. uLiJ . 67S-9229. . • . I • .. The beaulifu+ iind un..Que Ambassado1 !n11s ar~ tot;illy su~rounded by !usll gardens with corn fort· 1ng watcrtaUs genl!p streams and bubbt.nn brook!i Furnished Single Apt/Motel Unils Low Weekly Rates COS TA MESAf2277 H1rbot Blvd, Toi : 714/645·4840 from $36 FULLERTONf2100 W. Commonwealth, Tel: 714/879-6901 from $33 SANTA ANA/939 E. 17th Street. Tel,7141551·9231 from $37.50 S. COAS T PLAZAl2909 S. Brl1tol Ave. Tel' 714/540·23-00 from $50 ' • • ....... • . ~ tiahwolo-a. jAr•I lol ~ " I I ·~ • I ol •~ ' ' ;~·-·-···-·----• I f .,..UCCU&. 4aw ·---R>...-.J.1•1d .............. 4 JOO r •. -... -" ,-"'"''LY PILOT •• ,._....., ........... _ •••••••••• ..... ··-·············--·· ................. _ •• ,. ..... ~'='" .. .... """' "Ill_ ~--2a24c:.t. • """ · •U.lu lsbt4 ltOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ • ............................. ...... JIZ4 ..... Jl41 ..... ,.,, ....................... ..... OF ..... u....... 4450 MwyW..ttcl SOJO....... SlSll -.. ... r • •••••••••,;;;;·~·~";;•;••:";;•;•;•;••;•;•;•;•;••;•:1 --•••---···--•• -··-·•••••••••••••••• Ttlf:}txCl'l'tNG Tl;;:i;;: •-•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• -, -TOllACH BQtniA< z Bd z ea Pvt -PA1MMIUAPTS. CllAMK CALl.S7 O!fi<• &u•01~~1r~l•I MASSAGI . :",.··, Medl'terra Vilfa MIAl:--sHOffBI• ti.. . . . MlNUTESTONPT HOlllM-lla .... ualfmlttcl JPl«•Y• . ...,..,... ,.,ar, IAl.H - . fleafl l Ae JJ~Br-.bllu.dll· ... -ti:.:.i:· yrly, DCB. wi11Lakethe1 .... •ork Slnctemmlt.14<0G.10 tr-10%1o17.4Cl'l!o FIGIMIMOORS •• 1 l '1 !:J bwlliloeft,110t1H1w/frpko Bacb,162BR. out Qf !lndiDI "'"\be IMTIUST• ISCOltTS ~; • z car 1.,.,... Ji"Nm h'omPlZ.50 rt1bt roommate. We .._trtetR_... 4500 ......._NCWW2ed QulcallsAppt.onlY 1 .... ,.. -Carpets &: Drapes. •Wet Bars $200. Llona E1tate1. OCIAMROMT Adulb,.No Pell carefully aereea before •• ... •••••••••••••••••• _,,..., Home-<XDce.-Sludlo rr .,, lolh ~ zaR,1b&,wtnle<aoo 1.S&1Me1&Dr. you1etre1emm. 11 ~ -• .... Col 631 u11 -vrassc •Fireplaces i-::==------1 SBR, 2 Ba. S3SOWmter (5 Bib &utolNewport m-tL'4 MonsFrl lZ·Tpm 2~.C!~ ... ~~!,1P1°_ ld•1,....• "': ••• 53M71 I • ''' 1 " •Diab.washers •Pools EWLYpalAted modem ~TOIUCH Blvd.) ly~• f;;m oc LoMYoUrt"OOlwitbyvu.r '~ -Gym 6 Saunas -Tennis Courts Sbr, l 'to\ l:M .1 atoey. kldl 2BR~ t ba, winLttms 546-teeo G••I••~ Roat 4350 Airport54$-t480·913-ml chUdrenT Help la avall• •Beamed Ceilings •WoodPanellng •tmllllpetot. Aptnr. •BR Zba 1 -' bt.a<hnS49-mo •Security Sntems •Fair-Hou""'"· ,.:::.-1~~·~c~!n~:~~~~~·~· PlO=='::mo=. r·,~~,::~::w~~ RES 0 RT ;;;;.;.:~;·~::~~·~~ FREE RENT :,,;~~ ... ~.~=:.~~~! ~~J!f~. ''.,fl' 1&2BEDR'OOMS PACJOilrl 'Br, a Ba, ~_,,_:SIAWIHD . "~c;;.~.~W. ames a<bn1day83$-~ •V. 1BEDROOM&DEN 1.....iafrhe•t.Enct11.r. ~,ZBR .. 2ba.,den. Mottlo,...w, LOAKS~080% 2BEDROOMTOWNHOUS p Yl d ec k . new crpl Uni Yrly $47$ No rent.al payment unUJ • ·-GENT or Means ·~u.I:""' -&-:bruour.--newl7 rectee-;-. . · !.l:IVl-NG Office~...., 44_09 J_anua.1')'"'16.MiuloaVle-I,., eaucuian bride., 19·32, - A special ~e<:tlon ~~-W1UiSJiiiill. ~~,'o:;:_!" l~l. -- 0j5·0·iW~kiff·o;: ~;•z::::~~~~-~ F~:!~-~=i: .. ~cbi Adults Only WBDR·AtthebHeb NewponPinancl1lCtr Slongo 4550 • Sifflirtilfi-Co. FOXEY GlllL"S Our-Cal Offi 0 · New-P..tfV~Ex.-larae UClllag Office S,.Ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• MZ-1171 ~ Musage. U·C•ll, We• IC8 pen 0ai"'9:3fi=to&.oo~ ~Lvs~feature.. -~~~~~~~~;!Oa kwood orrers the CallonSiteMM>na.ger Storige lot for RV'• etC". •-..1TD•-w-.a.....1 "tome . S p eeiall•• .. "' -'1 HunL lfarbourarea. 1~ fmeefinrHOrt Uvrn1 at a t714>&cz.:Slllextzt6 $850. per mo. Ndll Sl&n .,_ ~ ~ Paraple&lcs.542-3.lW 1 ' 1 014) 557' On20 168MSima Adulll pric:e· )'OU c:an afford. Co.forlnfo.531-3374 BuyT.D.'&forcas~ • ~,, "OU 54().Mtl M&-41SO OCEANPRONTnew l Bi There's $1 million in Loanson2ndT.D.1 SPIR.rn.JALREADER .i..:t 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, CaliF. C recreation faC'lllLles . Rn&taf1 W.ted 4600 ~ewLoans·::tndT.D.'a Open JOAM ·IO PP.t aside Lux apts. nu int, l upper. pt.os. drps, gar NIGHT LIGHTED TEN· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3000. • $30,000. Advireon ftll matters, t Br, trplc, Z uttJ. pd, 1m. Yrl.y lse. $350. 642-J.t.43. NISCOURTS. A full tlm~ ~m grad 1tudent in 20'!', Equity lnvsml. Di'°. . 3UN. F.1 Camino llelll.~w :. CorollCl .. M .. 3122 ,.._olo pell allowed, pvt under· LA.S BRISAS activities director who ~...,c .. •••• w/nlce dog, wantll rm & BARNETT MTG .CO. sanClementc.t~or app\,.l ~ ,. MHa 3124 ground pk&, Pullman Plans parties, BBQ's. "',c-.-..... ~ bath i.n home wJf:tmlly 20Yr1inOrgCty, 492·9034 492·91381•••· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prope rty Mg,~. 714/ Far0i5Aednu·m 1 ,_inating dtn8'!:'b,"un".'.oh'.e! 1''ree Sun :;../~--onlsland675'G:i61 MS-2134aoytlme MESA SAUNA. ·Origin• 1 • 2er. ma, CJD, range & LARGE 2 Br, Uv. rm; ·ram SJG.16'3. 953-7901 _ 1 " ~-i 1 rm lrpl Uo I dbl w~hU..-Plus beautiful sin.Jes . "---... _ I I Roc k Steam Ba th or .• refrig. Patio gardener. •· c.pa ,poo, ACANTl.ge2br,2ba, ~ """suns.t 1&2 b e droom apt! .I'-......-..... ""'*'°lilnCtfM•I Finland. Separate ac•" Walk to pvt. bcb & car.,$250mo.6'6-l2Sl. R /0, ow. frpl. big aun o•ertheocemt fumished&unfurnished: ./'..,....,.no.,. 'PtnaRllll/ com. for ladies & me n. 1 • village. Adults. $295. Pb: Deluxe930sqR. 2Br, 2 Ba, patio, pvt closed gar., S.ach within steps ~todels open 10 ·to 7. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost• FcMilncl Mas seur ror men .. • 673-4l32 pvt patio, gar , crpts, $290. mo. All util pd. 426 _ I BEDROOP.t Sorrynopetsorchildren. lml•11S •••••&••••••••••••••••• Rla sseuse for ladies •. fl CHARMING2br lba 2 drps, bltns, frplc, S2 22nd St. Agl. No fee. •Heatedpool Roommate scrvLcc Opportmffy 5005Lost FOWMf 5300 0penlOAMto8Pm.Tues 1•, car gar (rpl~ $32s mo. Adults. Avail. 12./l, 846-l3UorS46-4938 •Su n deck available . Month t c -7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• thru Sat. Appmt. Only. 549-8867 • • . !_4c2K·'.!~2.: be r. SP M. W"LK'TO I" •CH •Private balcony monthoccupa ney. St40 up s.tore-0ffl ces cpts Wine, Beer & Gift Shop · REWARD Call 646·6110. J91i8 Chari'::\ •1 ·~ ,.....,., "' ~ •Adequate parking drps a ir bath. 17301 clooe lo ,Lag. Hotel; In· Lost: Siamese Kitten , St.C~t , ~· s pacious2BR,declr:,tblk .. -. b d 'ed 1,2 & 3 Br, cpts. drps. •Elevator Oakwood BeachBl.11.B .842·2834 ventory, fixtures, 1.oquip 47t h &: Neptune. N.B.T _, 5450 toocean,adults,nopets . ......, 1 r pix. mam bltns. gar. 217 16th. 205 •Security G $780049C1595640.1\36 Call 67S·3350 NIYin •••• 673-4841 _ cpl, non·sm~kers only. lStb St. 8 47 ·3957; 1''\lrnitureavaliable arden SINGLE to 6 rm s.uiles . -••••••••••••••••••••••• 954W.17t.h,~.o358. 53&4259·536-JM8 Uereq'd·Sorry,nopets Apartment:s Avail. in plush orfice •u--e--LICHM l..o6t : Puppy, Doxie mix. Moving Seattle Nnv. 'uf. ColtaMHG 3824 ' · 5515 River Avenue bldg nr. UC Airport. FUii .......... · "Jasmine" last seeo Oct Save $. 24' enc lo11ed ' 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adult 2 huge bedrooms.1 Br 1 bllr: from bch incl service incl : ltecep· ~ange on.sa l~ gent.ral. 29. Location or Bushard truck. Space ror 3.4 rtn,.. ' Off ....... ,""' $170 no pets .. Inquire ap reristv, pvt pal, no i st & (at Seashore & 55th) twwpori le.c.h lion1st conference rm COCKTAILS & Adams, JIB. Reward. Insured.••• 96ZI c ~w WI 1'"or appt.call642·2566 ltv1neal161n • · 11!--IOI~ Sal 1 ~ 1 2 &: 3 8 Ad 1 ·"""' · I son. last. $175. Mgr. 202 ""8" 645--0SSO xerox, automated typ-wr KJ e. 892-7711 ext 42 1 or 1 ~ts,dshw~.ah:g~p~~ NEAR NEW 2 br, bltns, 14th St or call 960-3840. PA.RkMEWPORT ing,elc.Call83J.364(1 Cal l Mr. inston !J62.0149aft6. ~OJIM'f'llr ~ closed garage, frpic, dshwbr , .s hag c r pt, am or eves. APARTMENTS SAN CLEM ENT Coiled.. (~l3)2"1Z·4249 Preparation ,..,,. G g I Cl • • · f;. PRIME OFC SPACE LOST in Irvine, Oct 30th,••••••••••••••••••••••• • BBQ. as &: water pd. arage avat. soon. ose LARGE deluxe 2 br, 2 ba, Bachelor 1or 2 Luxurious ltEEFGATE Udo Viii-& Neighborhood Beer Bar. Toy ]Jox Terrier. m»rt, Jobs W..+ed 7075 Pool to shopping. $225. mo. c pts, ds h w hr, n ear Bedrooms and rondomin1un1s a bove the --,,-Costa t.tesa loc. Ut time ,--" "'t h I bl" ' 7•1 3163 ri Shop o --a ( nouuu1 W1u C a r, .. •••• •••••• • •••••• • •• ••• '• MAMCH" "PTS " · Ha,bour. "'35. (213 ) Townhou0 es su . Avail. furnished or Al"'&' Q fered. i'79-1268. leave m •,k1'ng fl• e Ila ~8 ScoltPla~e~CM C·Plex :a Br 114 Ba, Nr. 926-8242 -fo'r .$?29.5o unfurnis h e d . Fro m 3416VlaLido,NI na.me&No. waPh·~~~-s~1 1b.aRe~ar~:",.1~nfm~,;,r!al•leao~l:x.:.. ~' 00-5073 school.\; bus. park. $210. Bd 1· Open 9-60a1ly $450 fmo.CALL492·4121 1 sui te approx. 600sq n . Ch1 ldrens Shop. Orange .~862 . change for nice room. R f' Ch.Id OK 0857 • L arge iv.rm ., Spa.Pools·Tennis BERTllAllEN ltY . View facin.i;: Via Lido. titESA VERDE area . es. 1 .540-w/frplc .2blkstoocean. Ac ross from Fas hio Ht-.::ALTORS ln q . Owner : Dreyer Co .• Xlnt potential.Lost:Boxerpup,fem,dk Ovmtrans .6'73·9SSO. Home atmosphere 2 &: 3 3 Br z Ba frplc patio 31914Lh St. H.B. 960-3236. Is land al . J af!1boree onJRoom:s -4000 Company. (7 1"1675·7002 &13-8'.789aft. 6p.m . brn. uncut ears, Vic : Hetp W..ted iloO brdlxapt.s.S4S..1034 hu"e closets ,' pool'. $235.mo. SanJoaqwnH11lsRoad .. , S I S . I Jli1rbor& 19th , CM. call • 1714164•19 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUT.CLASSA .or . a e. ecretar1a aft 7 646 ·9034 •••••••••••••••••••••••- CASAVICTORIA 1 ~~d,,u8397lts, pet OK. '325 ·Vac&Sharp4Br.3&& ~ 00 LIV< N t'l llEPROO•' OFC Bus iness. Es t 8 yrs. Rew ,dpm. !---------....... ~ at ewport Beach. owner retiring. 645·5343 a · ACCOUNT ING l,2&J~rt Deluxe Unfur. ~I. nr beach. $150. Lge 2 BR Townhouse ap ~eekly winter rates. '.35· BLDG &.545-7066. Lost : Smalt re male cat. • or rn. gas/wlr pd. MESA VERDE 5403 . 554-1035 11_, ha. bltns, OW, patio. single r.oom. 6302 W. Cst. Harbor at Adams. c.a.t . APdooullts,,·eNeorpemts,eSelev'a··,goarlse NEW 2 Br, 2 Ba. adult Br. 2 ba, newly re · encl gar. Nr lloag 1-los llwy.i1neKnut~1otcl. Air cond. elect . cpts, Exec offi ce overlooking mos,erey/orgmarkings. 525Victoria,642·8970 apts. Lge beautiful in · furbished uppe r . $180 $250 /mo642·0596 (714 )673·0.l•IO dr~s. m.us i c, e l e;v .,. Orange Co. A.irporl. ~nlO~~~s .. n~8~o/ISl~r STAFF ACCOUNTANT r -'=-'==~,;:_:;:c:__1 tcriors opentolush~·ater mo.960-199 l,evcs. ---Janitor. ample prkg. All avail for Busin essrnan ·vi e t an· landscaping. Every con· Duplex unfurn. 4 BR , 2 BA R oo.m s S2 5 wk u P . incl. 3 min. S.D. & s min. requiring office on short ta Ana. CP.t . 646-8419 Hacienda DtMesa ceivable extra. Mu st see New 2 Br 2 Ba, & 1 Br 1 upper. 2 Car gar. On w /kitchen. Apts S37 .SO Riv /N.8 . Frwys, 7 min. term basis. Secretarial 1'"ou n d Ii t t I c b 1 k We ~ave an 1mmediC1~.~"' to appreciate. $355 $465. Ba. all bltns, pvt patio, & Seashore. steps to ocean, wk up · 548 ·9755 or Jairport. ttt . -n. Stever, services provided w/of· pt/Cockapoo"! white flen operun~ for a n A~coun~1 l60W.Wi150n,C.M. MESAVERDEVlLLA.5. garages . frplc 's. n r . Agent 640·6161 645-3961 ~tgr.557·0136oi646·8396 flee. Contact Kathie for rollar646·0431N.D.lligh tant ~1th a U.S. in ac-> CloHd Garaqes 1555 Mesa Ve rde Drive Adams & Seo.ch. $!65 & 2 houses to beach, 4 br 2 Gunt Home 4150 Newport Beach. Small details 752·<»M7 counting + 2-3 yrs expel; BEAUT.GROUND§ East. (714)54().8871 . J w;t S200 mo.646·8498 ba. frpl c, wetbar, den ••••••••••••••••••••••• ore. 1 or 2 a.ten. S65 per 1'~0UNDAFGAN. in budgets. proCorma•. ADJJLTS·NO PETS W. of Mesa Verde Ctr. of Sh r G II CHICKEN TO GO About 3 mos. old. procedures & control. If !O minutestoocean.Lgc. 1-larbor'Blvdadi".toC.M.New 1 Br, crpts, drps. gar,$SOOyrly .MZ·3443 aim ar uest ·ome, mo. Ca ll Gene Hill, Nets$46,SOOyr. 549·9743. you possess the'abovu. G "&c l Cl b dshwshr, 2 patios, no pvt rm a vail for lady, &t2·0200 25 1.1. . , IBr.$185.Gas&water o oun ry u . pets.$2l 5 .a£t. 5960 . 4068 2Dedroomlower.Walkt fine food , h o me at. tores.2greatlocalions qua 1 1cat1ons. please • 1 ncl. Draperies, carpets. the beach. S300 year ly. mo.sphere, $500 mo c.111 3333 W C t H on tt1aior Blvds. Xlnt f'9UND: Sm blk /wht te~· s ubmit your resume in · gas heat, gas stove. air THE YEH DOME View Twnhse, 2 Br. decor 213447.9443. 642.9278 . TOK AI n:\N~ 8~JG e q u i p m e n t & <1 p . n er poodle. m~e. Atlant1e eluding salary f'l islury conditioning. swimming 3 lge ~r;ns wl2 batJ:ts . pool, sauna. jacuzzi, EXEC.SUITESf.'ROM pearances.Train1nJ:w1th & 111 3 1: 118. Super dog. to~ pool, rec. room , washers frplc. p~tio & pool. Qwel mUs t see. 5350 mo. BA YFRON'f , 2 BR, DEN. Vocation Rentals 4250 •SI~ month• sale. Ph Local Ag\. UBI 5.1&2'lt6556·123-4 Personnel Dept. &dryers. adlt units across from 962.2162 pM Slip available. $380year· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harborfronta~eavail . 8374200. · FOUND · F e male Blk ProfessionaJStaffin~ -"-=-"-"'-------'-l eosta Mesa Park. '275. ly.673-9335 2 Beaut.2br,2 bac<!sas. Room500. UNJQu"'i}.·ASll l ON Lab. v ie. Talbe rt & DISNEYLAND NEW spa~.:. 2 br, 1 1~ ba, 64.>-3381 or 83'7·9517. t Redcrt'd 2br , 2ba, 2 blks BR•HD Gringo Gulch. Pue rto 642·1243 642·4644 BOUTIQUE, best .,,,, Beach.l-l.B.842·S462 patio.ga1-uen.Adults,no Anaheim to bch. Adults . $265 . "" Vallarta , ~!exico -·-615.00JO/S40.682J l313 llarborHlvd ~"':c"=..=$2:cl.:.•·cc64:.:2:.·.:.1603=--J----------l 536-1076 /83Q.7236 . SPANKING HEW ¥(/maid serv. Avail. Nov 60< PER SQ FT FOUND. part Australian Anaheim, Ca 92llO.l -LARGE 2 br. $24 5/mo. J. Br. with s ~·e dJs h loth to Dec. 20th. & Jan lfil1WESTCLl1''F'·NB EARTI4WOR~t S! 6 bins. Shepherd male dog, Equal Opp Enlployc r HEWEA.STSIDE Child /pet ok . $268. Wlktobch.2br,gar,S22. hrep\ace.Smallchildren 6thto31st.49<1·~ AGT.S4l·50J2 4 x 8 • loaded . xlnt . black & tan ~In.ea C?I· !\-t /F 2 Br &: Den, cpts, drps. Pamela Lo. 549-8138 Adults·. ~·elcome. 2635 Santa Ana ----lumber Great starter _ Jar. Well trained. Vic ..... ~~~~~~~~~~· ~~~n.7s437& d.shws hr. $275 1 BR, cpts, drps, <ange, 53&-1076/ 830-7236. Ave 1 East Costa Mesa Rtfttals to share 4300 F\Jmished orfice. Bank of mini·fa~m S600 S40·S2lol Springdale & Edwards.'" .. · ......, behind Santa Ana Coun· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Ml'Sa Plaza, $S5 . . . lt.8.CALL846·8864 AcdngClerit SSOQ "'W; .:..::.:..=-------! $160. 1 br loft. bltns, 17421 Queen St. lf3 2br · try Club). 675.3399 for in-Selective '~'om an will mo. )56-3900 Health Food Store w /food . Xlnt entry level job. Ea1tsidt lge 2 Br dshwhr. cpts, drps, $220. Iba. $155 . Gar. Water formation. share s pacious 3 br apt --& juice bar. Nu shopping Found: White Alas kan Aptitude for rigures. Bltns w/w. refng, pool 548.7437 and garbage paid. Crpts, w /same. Will cnsdr bus NF.WPOW.T .attr ac:t1 ve ecnter. By owners. C.f\.1 . Puppy. Well k~pt & fed . \\'illtr;un -:°)'·. no pets SUPER 2 br, 2 ha, 2 car drps.842-0089. NEWDplx. walktoocean. man. $175 in c . ut i l i.::ir.de n .orf1ee s u1 t~s, (10·5) 549.J.117 or (aft . 8 6/7 n:ios: old. Vic : Baker CONTROL CAl?t:t.:1< ~~~iOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml closed gar. No children New one story 3br, 2ba. 3 Br 2 Ba. crpt. drps , 548·7200 vanous sizes, from 43< in · pm & Sondays l 644·73 10 & Fa1 rv1ew. 545·0.iOl. Employment A1o:cncy orpcts.Immed.646·4757 Blt·ins, fplc. garage. D /W. garbdisp, gar. Yr· cl util & jan11orial serv. F 3400lrvine,Ste l02 P S46·563J.Wkndsor aft 5. ly. C hild OK . 5395 , 1RespFem.to sharelgc 4 979·6666. RUG CRAfTERS 'O UND :.. Dog, s ml , NwptBi;h 114/556·850.5 2(rl5 omona. l Br apts. 6i5·0642 642·0596 Br dplx. $130 util inc. ir.. --blonde, re m. long hair. Adlts no pets , Open Sat. 1 Br duplex, patio, yard. bl k t o Ocean . Gary Beaut. new ofc bldg. I or 2 N r A! a r i n e r Sc h I . Activit y Direc~r ror !J!I &Su 1 .. 4 Bl Ld CD r I $2 "'" ONTHEBAY 645·4665 roomsuitcs.SlSOpermo FRANCHISE 646·5994. hed conv. hO!ip . Mu5°t ~ lk be h ".,-" r 2 a, rp c. s ~·s r , up. Sec Y scrv. on pre· have certificate Pref -n · · y, · · garage, rp . c.J.mo. I 3 8 B C I d h h & .. 2br. tba, pool , shag. Bit· b ac ·...,.,.9796 bllns, patio , $395. Rmmate toshare Balboa mises. Nr O.C. 1\irport. .e.y•IL"BLE Lost : All g ray male · '"' A A "" shortha1r cat. Main St exper. Call 642·0.100. -t ins. Drapes. $180. Cal!HUGE,beaut.3br.21f.z ba. 675 ·1912 o r 673·5719 PennApt.$125 mo. NH.833·3104. -548·7986. Eves. frplc w/bltns $350. mo wknds or aft SP111 . 673-8780 833·2493 -""=.::.;.:..:;...____ llB. Reward. 536·2017 · A fem LVN w/ref sal. rm: P • • · .. S ha r e plu s h. 2 man LaqunaHillsMoll bd ba TV lthskp /c k IHECREEK Q . t T ·.pJ 2 Bd 42320lh St. (213)431 ·7475 2 B l l/:I D d h . h Now t ype. bus iness · Rarden off. C'75 ea. No. LOST yellow Lab, fmale, · · · · 00 UVESUP u1e r1 ex, . r a. s ~s r . woman m id 40's neat ~.· . LaqunaHui~.Ca. Bakey. Bristol Vic. llas CdM673-6267675·1827 To 'Ts MAME bltns, refrig, inclosed LCICJUltCI hach 3848 Jndry hookup. crpts & person~bl" w·,,.·,,, 1 Costa l\lesa 1nclds ut1l Total Price 1 . . 'd b k 1 I d d It d lge m .,,, 8d "· ._ o "~02200 auooon1ns1 e ac eg·Altc rat•'on s. M•n" & gar, aun ry, a u s . ••••••••••••••••••••••• rvs. as . rm s hare a pt/ house with ..?< • _ ·-----$26 500 I I all ' .. Over 500 tall trc<'s a nd S210.642·0247o r 673..s364. Drop 3 pebble into the w 1balcony. Patio & gar. well adjusted no hassle L rr .1 ' + n•en ory C 546.00JO. womens.Seamstress.ex· l O s t r e a n1 s ".1th Oc f A S?50 Nr. l-loag Hosp no ·· ~. exec. 0 ice avai · LOST : Sm male Collie per in both. 111us t up ..... ,,,,, 11 , "'C"lc .. FOURSEASONSAPTS ean rom your .pt. pets· ... 5.0760 · person, nr. bch . (1) w/secreteri al services Specializi nitinRug per ate pow e r & .. .. ' .. .. Lease Luxu...v secunty ~ 993 ~ss b 7 & !Shellie>. T.n /wht. In . . I Spacious2 br...studiQ,lli _ · •1· • ·o<;r morn twn 8 in c luded . Overlooks Makingand Yarn Craft bl dsllt h Be h ~·!~~x;~a~ci~~stt~~! t.~~ ba, pvt p a tio, pool . ~!~u7;~'1 .3 t755 cst. OCEANFRONT 2 Br up· evesaftr 6:30PM Oran~eCo.A 1rport.Con· Supplies rorthe ~ecwa~~~~O.J~.4B . $100. 67~7569.c · ac area,_.. 2. bedroom apartnicnt. Adults, oo pets. $195. 7 · · · per . deck. Range. rerrig. Beach front 2 Ur apt. M. tact Kathie for details llomeCraftsman. From 5220 . F'urnilurc JoannSt.645-0332 Great white water view, &gar .yrlyS315.673·7412 SI.SO mo. Occupant P.O. 752-0841 Coastto Coast FOUND : ~la le. St .Ame'ri ca~ State . Hank ... ·1 bl S II t So L 2 b I b nftrnard looks long 1-. t.1 now taking apphcal10."' ava1 a c. . ma. P ~ s CLEAN 2 br. bltns. gar. · ag.. r .. ge a, Spacious luxory Nr. lfoag Box 78, Sunset Beach. •1 ~10 FHEE RENT • CON1'ACT : .,,.. ..,.., f L OK. Adults uni). or.f1 ce yd, 121 E . Bay. $180. N pool. cable'. no ~h.1ldren / 2 Br, twnhse. $240; 3 Br F . . 1.2.3 Rm . offices from Po mona Fwy, Chjno . 0 r e x Per· 0 .i 0 opc.n 9_:00 to 6:00:. 2300 pct.S48·6357 pets. year s lease $390 Fam. Rm. frplc, $290. em grad stud~nt in 20 st $135 per mo . Nea r RUSSf.LL GATES, Pre5 714·6SR·57!D i~~~;t~/ a~1~1~1~~~~l l-a1r \•1ew Hd .. t:ost a mo-496-827 1 Quietadults.642-1216 wants to ~h are your Airport.Noleasereq. 3895S.a.1AIN ST. l\lesa. Phone ; 1 .l:j·2300. 2 BR. Gar age. Adults, n _ , • ~ouse on na.lboa . Is: or S33-32ZJ 9Til noon SANTA ANA , CAL IF. FOUND young black &1_64_0_·•_1_00'------------------1 pets. Eastside Spac1ou~ 2 br, 2. ba , dbl lbr. Iba. patio, garage, find house with si milar (1 1,1)540·9736 white male c:a t. ?t1esa . gar. view. patio. $.190. adults only no pets. 1703 675·(){.81. Cd 1 d Verde West 962-1369 iAN OHIO OIL_CO. offl'rs NEW EA.STSIDE Owner/Agent642·5000 94 8203546 3488 !\ cluxe 5 room suite · · · PLENTY OF' MllNt-;Y 4 -· HavenPl.548·5306 . Femal e roommate w1bath. Patio, air cond. .._.. X FOUND : 111 1-:XI C A N pluscashbonuses,fnnl.!c COUNTRY WOODS New Luxurious 3 Br. & 2 Luxury 1 BR vi ew nr needed to share tg hse, ample pkg. util pd. 800 Ml .... ·BO s I L v ER ll ING, o N benefits to m a tur ~ 1n. 1 br, 2 & den, split level. Br Triplex frplc + all beac h ·No" Lag~na · Sublet 2br. ':,~r0k5N1.•2"'a"°rt'e', Bal P en S!SO Util pd Sq.ft. $390./mo. 675·6900 Choc:olafes CL IFF DR. N.B. 645.5()99 dividuat in bcaC'h arca .. 1 Wood burning frpl~. wall xtras. for more info call French.doors. hdwd firs · '150. Call ..... 675.9236 R eg a rd 1es 5 0 f l' x • to 1 . wall cFrrpt. b~t.;,~ a 1 p· 644-1800 ope n beam;; ga rag~: 6:00P11f · FREE RENT mW· :v11ol ume·rdepe~t ~dell~r . FOUND ; shorthair fem. periencc, airm atl A 1-·. p1aru=es. om-..v. . . N $32SAgt 4947551 YERLY BR . Ol'ficcs aslowas35<per 1 . st.an r1g1 in · beige w /lihaverl sid e . Read. Pres . Amerte..1n E.21StSt.645·9543. Easts1de2br,pat10,en~. ew. · · · A 1 · near 2 girls or w oman & sq ft. A'.lission Viejo & v~stJgahon.Yourbankc r Vi c . M esa Dr . & LubricanLo;CQ .. Ilox!~I .. . gar .. nucpts,drps,pa1nt. Oceanfront 2·BR, 2-ba cx:ean .. S200. _mo. Gas & dau ghter. s hare .. h'.11 ; Laguna Niguel. 200 to will approve .. Men or f{iverside.C.111 .557·5461 · Dayton.Ohio 4~·101 L~E 2 br, 2 ba, nice loca· tsl nr. 644-()878 . A t . View. S400. mo. water 1ncld.. 548·834$ lnclg. m~als, all pn\ l~s . 2000sq ft. R.11 .1400 women. Part tlm<' OK .1 :-'--'-'-'-"-'CC."-'"'-.:..:."-"~°'"'-"'~C.:'.'.'..'.:::2 lion. Adults, no pets. , 8 6 ~ t R 1 E.5t·t S350 mill. No smkrs/ No selling (no ve nd ) Lost 2 dogs·! mix.tan&---------- $240. + Util. 548·6173 DanaPoh.t 3 2 ge~·5a "c ea 11 a e, 0 c ea n r r 0 ~ l 1 BT · drkrs! 549.9347 Office Spa ce ,\vnilable R ..... $2:500. secured. Call blk .Coll ie /Shcphe rd. l ' .e. ..=c.::C'-..::c=c..:..:::..cc..c; __ I••••••••••••••••••••••• 1350 • oast -w y . cpts/drps. Spiral s la1rs -Id 1 f A t t ~.. ....ft'AYABLE NEWPORT 2 Br ueper, 2 ~a . crpts. 494·8536 to loft bdrm. ln gl~n~~· F<"male roommate. non T:: cC:ns~lct~~t~nC ~~~ Mr.Hill,(714 )956·782A 025 ~1!~~:1i~~/~~~s::1i{;h~~r~ JOKeyArlder P••"tti.111 APARTMENTS drps. bltns, inc! gar. Ocean view. Upstairs. N. carport . no pets, $21a. s m~k e r . refs. Park ~9880 MoneytaLoest 5 Rd /Warner.H46·2947 located in E1Tor •1. 1 BR $12S. + UTlL. 559-0l86or 493""6309 End, 2 bd, 1 ba. beamed 675-1536 . ~~':fu~r t. 968·7466 o r 11 __ • R ntal 44501.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.•-1•1---'---'--'-"-'-""'--· NIGUEL Adultsonly.Nopets. LARGE Delu."e 2 BR ceilings . newly decor al· J80 Degree view 2 br _ DY>lnHI e 1• FOUND·Vcryyoung B&W ' PersonnelAqency d .~ ' ' ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIV•T RT T m Cat Colla l'k I ~so1 <" be 1 1 2450NewportBlv ,CM ea . ocean view. Bkns . ed. lm mac. Blk bc h. ""'"c.pool.bltn,.N••rvoil .lmmed.2 B,2 Ba . • . . A EPA Y 0 · '· '., ., ,o, '"·""'" 642·7678 $239.50 4 9&l89J shopping . Util. Adults. crpts.642.6889 part. fum. f'em. room· DE.LUXE .office, comm I wiHntmeZnd dogs· Mesa De l Mar' !3FlaJ!SC('nt•·r -;;::=~~;'.'.:';:::--;:;~I ;~~;;"::~'-!!-;"';;;;--::::::::!j=~~·~'~":i:·~34~7~2~4~94~-9982~C::::! mate Sal. ti 1 3 p M . SU n . & ~ n~ ustn a I spaces. A l~o area. 540.5790 8 l I • I 4 7 7 3 Brtwnhse,21f.zba,cpts.LGEDeluxe IBR,ocean J·Story 3 BR. 2 ba. apt1 Bf .J1 orAf9PM.640·5326 min i wa.rehoust:s .1n tn.tdeech,credit LagunaN1i!ut·l drps, bltns. Nr. Fairview view, bltns, $189.50. Mr#P,Ol"f leach 3869 $550 Yearly. Oceanfront.I Ann NB. ~g.una NtJ!uCI & ~11ss1on not important! 1f5cm~:le'.m,a,ldl T/bel'onn'd"'. ~',',· ...... ~~;,,. ..... -;.. __ _ & Baker. No pets. $250. 49&1893 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agent673·6210 . . VU?JO ~reas. 1-landy to Call Broker -Si&S-1882 I Sing le Lady wishes to San 01eRo Fwy. 200 to •530..4781 * ri1arin e rs Park, N. B. l ASSISTANT TO • ....... Oft leach 3840 WA1ERFRONT Westcliff Brand New 2Br .. share 2 Bd: 2 ba Apt. 2000 sq rt. As low as »1 ~~~~~~~~~~L5'8~·~'~""'';-:;;;;;:-;;;;;;~;;;;;-"1 _, STUNNING 2 Br 2 Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEWS IN 2 . full baths. a 11 a P-j w1non smoking lady who per sq ft . 83 1-1400 I· LOST : l.ittle ~·hite dog, I . Re~taura~ M9r · garden apt., Pool, rec O"" BEACH NEWPORT. plianccs. frplc. 673·3593 v.·orks niithts. Beautifully PRIVATE FUNDS female a.! 11 Cda.I ConsC'1ent1ou!', 11cr,11na room $205. 710 w. 18th St. J"'lll • days call 833·93.18. furn . '& de c 0 r at i::d 3200 Sq 1'"'1. C·2 store front Fr.i.R 2NDT.D. IJOANS a R 11 1 l'~~· 2858 ·[ ble & eff1e1f'nt. v. on1.1n -~ strlkln11m1gnandan w /f rp l c & s piril with 6 d rive-in bays. • rea ewarc.. · •1 wh o t'njoys r"" 4. • $175-lBr, c pts, drps, SIOOIOMUS elegant,excltlngwavto OCEAN VIEW s tair c a se. $!50. m o. Ideal for auto or OOat $3000.·$20,000. noanswer,5'10·AA40 ponsihilit il'" ~l u ~l h l· rf ; refrig, range. Clean. r tive.cnoose lofts,bal 4 br, 2 ba, like ne~·. 645·63l9 days. 645_5032 service. 585 W. 19th St, G.l.C . LOST White male Amer. able to v.·urk 1"\'f'' &· , 724 -C w. James S t . Efficiency rom $200 w1noows.skvll!Jhf~.fre· 642·3850or 673·5606 CM Days •••5710 e Real•'·tateLoans k I I' 1 2 Br,l&2Bafrom$260 p1aces.vourownorlwite ni ghts &Sun. · .,..,.. · ves ""' F.llkimo l oo k s like w n cs l<':t~(' .tlJP v 673-7781. lBr, 2 Ba,from$4 75 p<tdoorba!conv Afrlenorv 646·068-'-1'-------4 Since l946 miniatu r e Samoyed . Mon -Thur 2·5 ~1r.1lt:r Dix 2br, 2ba. WtoW crpt. Blt·ins, patio. fplc, enclosed gar. $215. After s. 673-:;629. •Summer & Winter at beach is beautiful *Views or ocean. Catalina & Palos 2 Br, no pets, upstain, Verdes $170 mo. Refrtg, stove, •Largeprivate decks crpts, drps. 968-8064 •Heated Pools-Saunas Adult dlx 1 BR. D JW, *Assig.nedcovered refrtg. (rplc. gar, pool. .Xddi~al rree parking No p ets. $t 9o. 1975 •Maid,serviceavail _P_om;.c::ona=~·~642-=·~ .. ~·~•'---·I • turnlture avail •YILLA HIHOS• 21r.211Ap+o Upper !Lower EnclOled Garages Gu&:WaterPald. Mo. to Mo. rentals.1225to S23S. Children Welcome 233t. Elden Ave,"833-2480. ~JS. J br, 2 ba Family, no pets, crpls 6: drpo.-- • Open M·F9:30-5:30 Sat le», Sun 12·5 Huntington Pacific 71 t Oc:ean Ave (714 ):5J8'148l Managed by Willl~m Walters Co. • m!lffon·dOUarreccenter. ~ 1711-BWestcliffDr. Ans. to Jesse. Reward. Family Stc:1k 11 0111~.- Tennls courts. too. 6 A 'Z ER IC ~..,. NB .Le1 gion llall, comp.1 -:-_63=1,:·2Zl=3:.:•:c""Y.:.li::m"::e~:-:1~67~3·:.'_7'~J6"'.:_· _____ _j lM.S2 Bc:ich Rlvd, 11 H •DELUXE• Eastblulf 3 br. 2 ba, lse. Incl. spac master suite, din rm &: dbl garage. Auto door opener avail. Pool &: reC'reation area. Adults only, no pets. •FROM $322• 865 Amigos Way. NO Managed by William Walters Co. f"="'"""~--•"1 Cli\Y"' POU.AS faCI . Lge dance fl oor,!. lovely bay view, call Vic Monty Wanted · 5030 673-5070 •••••·•••••••••••••••••• FOUND Blk &. wht male Asst. Cameraman cat ~·earinJ!: collar & lir .· P /t ime. i\1nn , ·ru(•S . Fr• & MeWDOrl Slor• Front $200 ideal JO<" S48..a532 SEA.RH 10 °/o S lag. Vic. lndi;1napohsSt. Sat. S.Ornc photot.:raph11· AND MORE Jl.B.968-4606_. ____ _,e x per . .rt r~ 'd I' ('n·' * INTEREST ON nysavcr, 154~1 Newporl Store for rent. Prestlg(" REAL ESTATE Lost : Smal Wht Cockapoo 181 C~1 ' · D u s t y . '" C a m 1 n o -;;~· ;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;_~ area. next door to Shirley SECURED Capistrano area. No. San • Meyers Art Gallery 1951 2HD. Tnnt DHd1 Cle me nte . Re ward. So. Coast Hwy, Laguna. We work. wiUl investor$. 49J.2384 . I AVON 1 _B~c~h_. _•94:..:..-4~596=-----l s e 11 e r s . b u y e r s & ""'""""! brokers. CALL DAY OR PtnOMls . 5350 Christmas Earnintp leqinHow ' ' FOR RENT-P.1 ission Viej EVES. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Executive ornce a nd re · ception area . George SWARTZ, IROKER PREGNANT" White586·0l31. l714 )640-1127 CarinJ: confiden tial " 2 Store.'l nr Npt Post Of JOOSq rt ea. $100 /Mo e;i Gdpark'Jrt.1\gt 646·2414' Art Ce nter . Laauna Beach. Shop. 100 sq. ft . 1442 S. C..:oait llwy, 1805) 52'1·9665. counsclinit & referral. F'or AVON lll-:P R ESEN~ Partner wanted ror pro-Abort lon, adoptio n & T1\T JV1-:s . Best t i m~ ..... fitable choice real estalr keepin1;. eve r Io rs ta h I i s h t' ''e nture . $25,000 r e · A.PCAREM7·256.1 cus t om('r!i. 1':xcellent, 1 quired. $.0,0,000 guara n·l---C-"-'-'--'='---' p time earn in ~ o p ~1 1 te«I return. Secu.red by .. F~l> would you like to j!O pnrl1ln1t )·. lntcrci;ted \'1.,1', b l T.D. with R.E. valued to Reno by Greyhound Cnll: 540·7<Ml or Zcnllh:t·tu • ovtt$100,000.968·0888lo· Millie pho n e (41 51 i 1J.'io9. •+•\1· day. :117.0018". , , ' ,, .. IJMfi • ' ,JJ=;J;•;:DAl~L~V=P~l~LO;T;;:::;::::;;:;::::::::;::::S.~nd~•~Y~N~o~"'~m~bo<::•~1~9~75~:-:"~-:=,..-~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~-\~~~:=-=:::="-:=:""'~~~--~·~~·:"!:::~"'!':,..-"'l'l'~::'t:'""l'1r'"""'l'lr.:'::""n'.~!l"!::::::::l:·TTT'.""\'. Add it ... Build it ... Olaperlt...Hammer It ... Carpet SERVICE DI RECTORY Plumb it. .. Palch 11 ••. l'1pe 11 ••• 1<emooe1 "' .. it. .• Cement it ... Wire it ... Hoe it ... Clean it...Move Roof 11 ••• Landscape lt ••• Tile 11 ••• Trii;n IL .. Sewll··· lt...Press it ... Paint it...Nail it ... Plaster it ... Fix i t ... Haul it ... Add It ... Plant It ... Alter 1t ... Learn ... ~~~~~ ...... ~~~ .............. ~~~ .......... ~!.~~ ~~~~~~ ...... ~~ ......... !~ ............... !.!.!:t~:r.~~:.'. ..... ~~~=. ....... . $ewt.g/Alht"9MDM ··~··················· WGIJ f'ASIDONS FOR LITTLE LAOIES~'21c. APPUANCEREPAIR CustomCabini.>tMakioR:& lakonle•/Walkwop ''TlllNGS '' lJy MoOie. W•ntMREALCLEAN DlcJ Palnlln1 S••· VERY N£AT PATCH $10.ServiceOlill FtnlSh curpentl")'. E:uro· WAT£Ri'ROOf'i::O Gen woo<.h•·ork, repairs, HOUSE!CalJGinah;:am 1'1.repl11ces·Planten1 Pertonallty painter• JOBS & RESTUCCO. (7 14) M9-2422 pean trained 548·2860. 3 Yni.. Gudrilntee plllmbing, etc.642·5613 Girl. f'ree eats &U-5123 llnck·Concrete Pallo with the personal louch. Free Ml. llQ.1G. •-•-...._ c-&r--· ~PPl.ll::IJSYS'rE~1S ~ •HOM''CLE'.•~1NG• BloclkWf alb BBQP1ls ~ under. C.tm. onJ. SWt• we. 5*-noo -, ...... "JI -...-· ~•ce I.Jc ~ (:?l3)726-lG5l I 00 IT ALL! "" ru~ te 1, FAt. 646·046'1 '-''-'-'-'-'--'-. ------' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -Electrlcal. Plumbing, By reliable couple, good -Prof. Pamtu. lat.&: Ext. PATCllPLASTERING Se-win& ._ AJterat.ionl. all work auaranwed. re~s prices. 631·2918 all t.PM. Lov1n g Care. fncd yd,Shan1poo & steam clean· Bedrical etc. Reasrotes.&12·49!'i7 references548-627t Qual work & reas. Fk"ee ••ALLTYPES•• llOUrishlng lllnch, rull or lng. Color brighteners; ••••••••••••••••••••••• . d ......,,tng •E~"~·~75~1~.0IJ84~~$48~·~:11~5~9:..__1~FTI!e.'..::~Eo::.:_< ___ ~--::::~=::1 parttime.Rers.&l!i·OZ63. whtcrpt.sJOmln bleach. ELJ::CTltlCIAN·Srnljohs. HANOY1ttAN·l-iom$s d t; x Per I en t e ••••••••••••••••••••••·1 -. Clean liv rm, din rm & rnuint /rep111rs. 22 yrs Apt5 . Cun scientiouf housekeeper. Clean Moving!Haullng Student Paperhanger.Youns. ,._,.mg 2 Mothers combining apts hflll Sl~. Avg rm S7 .50, exp "233106 548·52'0.1 Craft•m~n. 645·6558. houses in Newport area. w /la rgo truck. Reaio . Eu rope an tr a In ed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ . hJt.ve open)n,.:: for rouch$lO,t halr$'.i.Guar ~ -~ Refs.548·6011S llarry54S·D72l/S39·STI9 cr11ftsman est abU1hln1 1'11 .. lllg ••••••••••••••••••••••• childcare. Hot-1unche5. -l'trm.-pet ixlor:-C-rp\-re. ~-__ Masonary work, Carpen 1 --&.. .. -t--· local tr3,.de. Qu ali ty <-I• h C.EB.U(IC TU.E New & Mon thrtL1'"rl. Vnna l"t, pair.l5yrs cxp:-Do-work'.tl!.-•••••••••••••••••••• try..._GE:n._han-dyman :-:::':~••••••ff•••M O-V.JN.G!--2......ex.p_men. wor~.VERYreuooable_:. -.--I ,.,_ ReaiodeJ. Free est . C11ll bctwn 2 & 3pu1 my~elt. Rcrs.531.0101 ~xpr. Japanese C1u·t1~n· 11aro work1n~ & dcpen · ; d , Sod move you. Reaaonable7 ~19 ' ---,-Water he!'ler1. dllt.!1--.,·-~6. . 1ng.Co01t'lydserv,reha. dable . Pat M(•N ully For~s Lan scapcd . • refa.67~75'12,~-8481 . pOIJlls, i:SnJnS~ faUN!ll,f;·~-~~=::...----~ · C~t Cleaning ble. 11 cal. }o'rti e e11t 645-8085 ()Ull'!", m~onry & ~sign • •Custom llousepaintio&• copper rep1pes. Day & 8'ildtn . 00-CJm<t servtct.>.962·7817 MovlnJl, hKullng . Int /Ex.tr-S uperior night servict!. Wo take ••••••••••••••••••••••• Also 1ndows & l-1oors ~ervlcc . Harlt!ndinlol & cleanupa Exp fk'ee est workma n ship. Only M.strChiU'Ke Uc30Q!H8. TrwSen-lce Cement patios, bloc k •Dutch l.Jalntenance • Japanese G ardcn ing-Chauf'r;ring. Call B11J in State Landsc..1.1pe Contrac· Beil! reliable' student~ q\,IDI. materials used JUST PLLIMllM& ••••••••••••••••••·~··• walb palio covers Gd FreeE~1 53'1·JSM Ma1n t , trimming & A1\1 .G75-831R. tor & Otsignc.r·kf"ee 847.2126 · Custom colon avail. All •CALL8C2.flll•· Ford.:a Tree Service. work', lo rates. 1jou1: Ch'ld-C ----C'leanup, Gd work. Jtefs. csls Sod. s prin eks, · g u a rant e ed. Tc d F'r ewood. N IC. Lie. ·•.46-0'16leve!t. ' are 548·2572 Hauflncj wut e r~·urks , dee s, •a1nt'-/P___,,,i 636-7(1g5. Anv Plumb1·0 .,.. water bonded & Insured. __________ ,••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• palu>l'I. t•lc. Call Jam08 r ""J .. ~~ •"9 z • -i: 962-7817 C-"fitr 1\1y llo1nc. t:xpr. n\othcr, JAPANESE llau I aJ~o c lean up, Elmer Landscaping. Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DISCOUNT PAINTS• servilce, leab, IDRo,-te ---...::.="-'-'-----~ I I W kd •"AR11•·.N,',ll. "t-I•""· J'£TERSPA1·~1NG enc 01ures. eaa. o~•-H b'-g ,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ovng care. ('(' ays \JI r Garagt', J'remi.s t'!'I , , ... .l<.N I "' •1''REEESTI'-1ATF..S • ......... 681-rr I d ncuan-. m UI • ....,-- D l't •· II Reliable. Plea;e c"li e''" 111t1i;· .. ,.fte•• Ral"' -~~~~~~~~~.1~-~~-:;';~.-;3;"'~;';•~;·~·~'~ ~ -·-•-S lit Pine !-.1ASTF.H. crartsm~n s ano - . arcu. •~r 1 .. ... Ratt•s to w. ~s::.5777. .,_._,,, --... 1111••CALL~·5638••* f, pi-wlU1g. P ·Specialty. Rernodeling, :-chool 495·:WIO S45 ·2A34___ _ .S.l.M·8til;IS MCIJOIWY Call Gene at 552 04S8 DRAIN CLEANED•.50 irewood. $75 coniidel, ----a ••••••••••••••••••••••• -PAPERIJ,J\NGING · li /bond /' 642-262' r11Ush w1Jrk, rers. i''re:jecontroctor J ,\PANESt:GAltDENf':H •llAUl!i\G• MA SUN ll'I' lit CO N -Custom Wallhan2in"s & 20 Yrs. EXpr. Free Est. Eves,wkndssame pnce c ms. · est. 9ua~~~rk 1~..:.31~ ••••••••••••••••• •••••• 10 yrs ex per ,all phuses YAltD t:l.J>:A NU 1• C..'H J::Tf: WOHK. Ask for Painting. 30'7., discount. Rt!fs. 673-8042 Guar S58-7380 1, b• ,.,. . 25 ... "" __ . ,,-.. ?)~ ,.,."'ra:~'l (JVi\T.rrv BUILDING & 11\ t t n : I' re Holiday casona e ""'t1mate~ • • 556 03'17 • * Jake. 549·1AA'l yrsexpr . ......,.oull Plumber. Repatr, install ,,.. • · ?ir"EEO .• t:ARl'EN1"1lYSVS. J ~pt.·e1t1I. f-'rl'C wall, ccil C<:ill7Sl·l937 ---, . , , MAl\lNE PAINT·llousl.' servicellnes, replpe. G. t-@ o: <.:i\LLS.i9 .4159 insull:.i l!un. w/ca, <adthl -----llauhng anyth1n~. ~arage Bri ck, 1Jlf1£•k, Stone fiJe EXTERIOR PAINTLNG trim ex t erior can't Gidley.oo.9315• i~ · O:.~~:S ·~· _ -~ ____ 1 (',15<J.IJ".J YARDCLEAMUP C'lcanup 1t i>l1:iblc fa.st work expertly done by ~l.eas557~~'>l.Callafter bt'atit.642-1255 Sdlyouruot.meditein• t: i\ddit~ons, Hcmocl .:;llng , , . -Comp!. Maint. 645·~J scrvll'l'!Hhl !i·l~i:. hc-, l·ontr:1t·tor !J62·67l2 P!!!:._ · __ -Selling anything' with a 1111pe.~•a•U1il1iae · Patios, .,ant•l1ng ,1ry a IJa,1ly 1•1.ln tCd NB y · II I & 1 ,hl 1 l<RIC°K -V.'ClltK <..:EMEN'r1 Quahtylloust.>puinting ln1,1,-0d~/SOEuPl.Alll•'NqTulaNIG/low DailyPilotClassifiedAd ;~· wxtero.i~D•ilrP11ot. ~ c b t >t. '19') 9739 Cl f I \d b II m , . OU <'an j!(•l au Ill~ I n 0~·1ng. ' ... .~·· CHRlSTMA.STREE .!-a 1n~.s •. c c. ·J~· or ass11'.>< / t.o ,uy,sc: more ~rcen for less. lnnlll><I. depend svs. $\O \\IJ HK . Ask ror f'rank f')'ce}>-:stimates ratei.llruce645·53i6 is a simple matter .~ • ..-". ca1JiU·M11fcwillJ11. _..., ~g~:l2~·~H0~2t~J~,~·e~k~o~1~u~h~n~.~~o~!~'~~~o~l;>u~m~e~lh~•~o~g~.~~~~T~o~k~yo~T~o~m~·~64~,_~1;939~~~~l;o•;d~&~o~p~.;""~·"'68;;~s~te;'~'e~-~'~';;1t~l;o'~64~5~·86~l~6~.~~~~~~~6~7~~~5~l06~e~v~e~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J~·us~l~c•~l~l~642~·~56~7~8~.~~~~·~~r~"~_..;;~·~"~"~·~;'.;.,...;·;;·~~~-~v~-; -I • • HelpWClftled 7100HelpWontod 7100 HelpWCMled 7100 HelpW..tocl 7100 Help Wanl•d 71 00 Holp W onlod 7100 Help W •locl • 7100 Help W onl•d 71 00 Help Wanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..................................................................... ······················· Bovs & Girls /tfin. of 6 mos. ex 1x·r LARK KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Needed Immediately TOI' PAY!!! ' VOLT Temporary S•r•ices 3!W8 Ca mpus Drive 546·4741 (Ac ros!I 1'Tom O.C. Airport I Equal Oppor Employer METALLURGIST Minimum ••p•rlenc• 5 yeors, St••I & cast iron f011ndry. Daily paurlng analyst. l'art·tirM, AM anty, In Orang• C-.ty. Ideal for retired ••· P"rienced person. Send Resume To : PO lo• 2322, Mowport-. Co 92663 RN REAL ESTATE SALES .ATTENTION LICENSED. lJNLJCENSED, EmerQeacy GETTHERED P /time. llfi'M·'l :30AM'. CARPET Xlnt working conds. TREATMENT! E .O. E .. Contact D4 We train you to sell Roache, K .N . Costa homes with 11.n accelerat· Me 5 a M e mo r J a l ed course that starts im· H06pital,'42·2734 . mediately. If you are in·1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; terested in earning big money rrom the start, get indlvidualited rree training on the job in one of many top offi ces locat· ed thruout Oran,l?e Coun· ty, call for further de· t ails. Arlene, (714) 848-8742 RN'S lfto~Tl-1 IOlol(yearsofage. Dai- ly Pilot delivery routes may be available in your area. Earn profit for de· liveri~ & cash, triµ<;,,or merchandise for sellin J!: new subscriptions. For information please call 642·4321 . From San Clemente-San Juan Capistrano area, call 495-0630 and Mission Vie· jo-EI Toro area, call 581:6310. II ave immed1nte need ENGINEERING CO. INSPECTOR KEYPUMCHER Wanted Part·time. Expcr"d. Ca ll 540·2522 Equal Opportunity Employer REALEST ATE SALES Join #I Tari>oU, Realtors •Free Training •Cadillac Program Med Surg, 11-7:30 shift. Exper . acut e care hospital only. Ex~ellent benefits. Contact Mrs. J eruien, 642·2734, Costa M esa ~femorJat Hospital, 301 Vjctoria C.M.EOE . for part-lime s kate alten· 866 W. 16th St. N.B. dants and snack bar al· 642·9205 lmMl"diote openirtCJ ex-L~GAL secy, ~en 'I prac. Help WOftted 7100 Help Wanted 71 QO •Hawaii, Acapulco Trips SailboatManufacturer - MASTER tcndanLo; to work at our ---------~ Equal ()ppor. Employer lo~ ,«ec•pl. ·Front o r e of bUS)' skating rink. Due to the late hours involved, we are only able lo consider applicants 18 years of al(e and over. Ability to skate not reqWred. Anyone interested 1n working part·time dur· ing the hours listed below please apply immediate· ly to our Personnel Departmenl: Chiropractor. Im med . llOURS OF position. Ii.rs 9·1 & 3·G OPERA'flON l>r . Gary L . Cnuturf', J\lon ·Thurs 7P!\1 ·11PJ\1 2043 W~stcliff Dr, Sullc f'riday SPJ\l ·LAM . _u_n._N_B_64_5_·5300 __ . ___ 1 Saturday 12 noon·l AJ\1 IJf)ys and Girls, ages 12 to 14. Fun job. lf yOu like go-carting, pizia and pin· balls, and can work a few hours after school and on Saturdays t hen call Mr. Wolfe. M5-2873 •lroktn Secy $575 Plwh NB o(c needs personality + for phones&. gen'! orfice. CONTROL CAREER Employment Agency 3400 Irvine, Ste 102 Nwpt Bch 714 /556-8505 Sunday tPri-I ·lOPJ\1 MISSION VIEJO COMPANY 24800Chrisanta Drive Mission ViejO Calif. 92675 Equal Opportunity Employer l\.1 /F COUMTER HEl.P Full & p/time days. App. Jy, Del Taco, 25252 La Paz Rd. Laguna H.ills. DELIVERY Temporary · Holida y 1\-t s 1 0 A T /\ Season. Apply, Lloyd's CORPORATION has im· Nursery, 2038 Newport mediate opening for in .. 1 _8_1~· _C_M_646 __ .,_4_4_L ____ 1 CLERICAL dividual with steady re· Dental Receptionist cent office experience. Type 40 WPM accurate-For busy Pedodontic ly, filing and general prac. in C.M. Dental <'lerical. Recept.. exper necess. 548·5588. If you are looki.n~ for lhc Dental Assistant 3 dys per oppor:t.unity to Join a pro· y,•k. Reconstruction prac· grcss1ve Orange County tice , experienced company tha t offer$ ex· &l~-4070. cellent benefits, com ----------1 •Escrow Secy S700 Irvine bank nced3 aC'curate ty1li!'>I 2 Yrs nfficc eJl'.pcr nel'~·ss CONTROLCAHf:F:R Employment At:t•ncy 3400 Irvine. Ste 102 NwptBch 71·1 155G·HS05 Escrow Ofer $1000 5 Yrs expcr, Wdl supervise of fi e.-ri.1 ust be:takecharj!e person CONTH.OLCAH~i:'.:k Bmploymenl A~cncy 3400 lrvinf', Sll• 102 Nwpt Heh 71 4/556·K505 EXE:CU 'J'tVt: SF.C RETARY Xlnt op portunity t o h it:hly skilled indi\•id aal lo work w/administrativc VP in Corpo r ate o(ficcs of ish for 0 hybrid / dis-t1ce. Prer. rcslden! QJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••"••••• •Nationwide Referrals • . . Saddleback Valley. G~ ITIOMS OPEN IJ unlicensed. let us as· crrir m1crocJrc .. t in-skills . Salary <·om ~ ·1 POS '6istyouin obtainingyour IHSTALLER Capable of installing any item on the boat related to hardware, plum biog & minor electrical. 2 to 3 yrs·exper. req'd. Apply, Islander Yachts, 1922 Barranca Rd, Irvine. spedor. Mu1t be able mcnsurate w /exp -newpor FOR: Real Estate license.Call to woril from assembly Sharon 833·36Z2 .::::: • ~ personnel Bill Flory, 842-6001. d · d b ..._ AccountimcJ Cleril rawinqs an e LEGAL TYPIST: ~': . agency Mathematical skills & Real Estat,ecareer fanNliar with hybrid Interesting , fast· paced -:;%>-; 752·0331 aptalude 1s ~ecess. Some INDIVIDUALIZED manufacturinq techni-Newport Ctr law ofc. e:icpcr . pref d. Accurate ques. Minimum of 6 18~1r.1ag11 -\\'ill train, 75 2192 ~tartin, Irvine typin~ req'd. ''A£~D ~. 1 h b 'd ""'pm, accurat·y a must, <..:allF'orAppo1ntment RKept/fypist [.L rnorlTID curren y n ca,setle ''""""''"''·on .[·~~~~~~-~~~ S "Ibo tM ur ~ · qui d. • "' • Front ofc appeacanee & MANAGEMENT'' at a an a-.urer expentnce re ,.. Call 644-6400. MAST IUJLDER ---------1Now J-IJr:in g. l~rtender , B poise essential. Pleasant .. Live .in rm & board & \\I': Kit.then help: At· telephone'. volee. Ac.· PROGRAM Jmmed. opening for a Apply In Person 3333 Harbor ll•d Costa Mesa, Calif • CELESCO IMDUSTRIES. IMC. +salary . We need a tractive llostess no cKper cu rate typ1n~. • Tuasrbutlder. Req's----nrin Gramma to take charge nee., must. be 21 . 549 944U Warehouie Helr,r Re cc iv e your ow 11 1·2 yrs exper. in Heliarc r h h·1 •1 fo a po· 1 p · 49381Z2 .. A welding & mast as-o our ome w r c" ama r P in · /lime. · .,.,, persona l in -the.field Wo'ks. Call .. 5·8185 -Employee beoef'it · op · sembly. Apply, lslMnder 1----------·I Nurses Aides. 7 3 & 3·11 . l 5: • trainer at no cost to you. Yachts, 1922 Barranca portun1ty o grow in an Learn to sell homes witb MAlD l day1>crwk NB s hifts . Expcc. llref'd . 1 Rd Irvine , . · · equa oppor. co. an accelerated course,•-~·---·------2 fiachelors. llefs. Call Mesa Verde Con\'. Jlosp, 1 6.1l-"~.,.,eaciJ' morn. 661 Center SL Cl\-1 and earn big money from Sailboat 11-.r · -Apply In Person the la t C t ,,. !iiiiiiiimm~~----__ __ __ _ s r . urre n ex· Exper 'd. P /time. The · 1\-lortllaKC Banking F1rrn Equal Opportunity l\.1usl be able to handle Employer M/i'' MAINTENANCE Re<reotlon Buildlnq NURSES AIDES MOOULEARH pansion program. pro-BoatP1ace.~·ll44. Openings on all shifts. 32158CaminoCapistrano vides rapid advance-1----------- all ndministrat1vel..~~~;.,.»~~~~~I duties, interf ;1l·cr w/publi c, function cffec · In .>·our home, factory ex. l i v e I y w / l 1 t t IC pcrienccd seamstresses Supervis ion . Hcq 's wanted. Po""·cr machine m i n i m u m S y r s req'd . 675·3'748. secretarial l!Xper. Send -----------• letter slatin~ qualifica· JANITORS tion.o; to: CALIFORNIA Exper'd only. 3.4 llrs MORTGAGE SEltVICF: night. 5 Days .,_,.k. /\-tale, 17862 I-~. 17th St. ·rllStin. 1''cm. or l'pls . Irvine Cahl. !J2680. area. Call bctwn 2pm & Spm, l\.1on·Fl'i . 752·7292 J1'MITORl1'L MAINTENANCE PERSON exper. pref'd Some Sulte205 ment into management. SALESGOUNSELORS t rainees HC'Ceptl:'<i Apply San Juan Capistrano New licensee, earn sales For Newspaper Promo-t~ a r k s u p (' r i 0 r I ~~;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;~;:;;;:;;;:;;; I in lOdays to 2 weeks with Uon. Must enjoy working H ca J t ht• a r (', 1 4 4 s I our Cablllous. one of a with young people 10 to Super i 0 r 1\ v c, N B REAL ESTATE kind training program. 14 years of age. Reliable 6<l2·ZIIO. OPPORTUMITY l.asl but nol least, 80% transportation r equired .• ---commission paid at time Excellent part-time posi- MURSES AIDES Well located RE office of closing. Many others lion. High pay for 2·3 & ORDERLIES needs 2 1 i c ens e d are lr)'ing lo copy our hours each evening, half-A me ri ca· s leadin• I I B · · saespcope. us1ness 1s programs-soyouoweil day Saturday . Call developer of residential Exper'd. llayvicv.· Conv. y d k great!! our own es to yourself to call the 642·8102 for r"nlervt'ew communities has an ,·m-11-p 2055 Thunn Ave ho c I r · "" · · and P ne. a I or ln· 'esl. But ,·n the end, •-fore6·.oo mediate opening for a C/\-1 642.:lSOS. · w E L h ~ ,1 . ____ terv1ew. . . ac en· cometo thebest&~tther----------- " a1ntenance Person. mye•. Realtor. RED CARPET. Treat. Sales clerk needed ror of-Quall·r1·ed h Id Nursing-Reller RN's & person s ou F /time LVN 's. Im med. 1800Newport Blvd.CM me nt. Licensed & un· fice supply store. Full be familiar v.·ith strip· 645·3928. eves:673-4S77 "censed, please call 1·m-Time_. Will train. Beach Dependable woman for ping and waxing floors, l~o~pe~n~;~n~g~s-~64°"2~-114'."'.00~.---1 ----------u Sta 4020 c steady work . Medical wa!'ihing windows, carpet mediate I Y Lind a Uoners, am pus Bid N B 40 h k I . d Orange County llusi~ess REAL ESTATE SALES 558-7555 • Drive. N.8. ~· . . r!I w . c ca n 1 n g an mis . w h t 1 -1C:O'.:.'..::"-.. ______ J---~------- tlP l\l ·2: 3QAM . Heply to cel!aneous. l\1onday thru . onlan. ~.s par · 1!11e limited openings for SALESHElP Classified ad no. 563. c/o Friday, 7 A !\1 ·3:30P M. Job opening in Market_1nl! qualified salespeople. If RECEPTIONIST -0 ·1·1y P•lol p 0 Bo Pl l t I h & Mgmt. fo.r a11po1nt· you are honest, energetic Needed for Christmas. " · · · K ease con ttc e t 11645 '987 Interviews for hiring . FOREMAN IS60, Costa Mesa Calif. Personnel Department men ca "' · and interested in high Sharp Office in F.XP. CLERK/C1\.'il-ll Ell To work 2·:1 days per Y.'l!i.'k. 9:30 Al\.1 lo 6 Pl\.1 . includes Sat. but no Sun or Holidays, ref nee. Call Mrli. Adams for •n · terview 644· 7575 MAH.A.GERS 92S26 ------I immediately . part time . M at u re ea ming goals you mllSt Mf'wport Ctr nffds a Thurs. Nov. lJth. & IMSPECTORS inves tigate our program Co.letnpa Casuals. , Janitonal. 1~art·time1ru11 female · fihr s per wk. and CO!\lPAllE. Ask for CJOOd typi5t w /PIX ex-So. Coast Plaza lstor2nd_shifts.. t1mr. Local. evenings. MISSION Phone calling. Vic anappt.withl-laJCox. per, sw-fs. 'd. Xlrtt co. FromUam·2Pm&3-5pm /\-1a ~~re&or'\'.acht_~orp F.xpl•r 'd adults only . llarbor & Baker. Salary bettefits.. l(~l Pl:tcent1a. CM -· Lcadinan position also VIEJO plus co1nm1ss1on . Will 1'MERIC1'M SALESU.DY train. 556·2791. F · petitive pay and modern facilities. please apply in person or contact · GIRL "vail 'top P•Y. 979•3923. COMPANY real estate CAREER AGEHCY t.':O:ii.~e~~\~~;· Dental Assistant Deliver flycr.o; 1n new Janitors Needed. p /tim1 24800Chnsanla Dr I 000/o ~YB-South Coast Plaza Periodontal Office, I tracts thruout Or Co on eves. o.c. Airport area. l\1 ission Viejo Personnel Paid Fee Apply In Person I . KR4FK1' 17141 549-6125 yr exp. in qeneral *"'"' S~~ m~ms. Car & ins. re· 549-8777 . lel!llve message. Calif. !12675 S t t.co~'a. 641).8470 or tal office req. Back of-Q . 2. 75 per hr + Equal Opportunity ecre ary ~'.costa~ ~·~ 547·1694 SALESPERSOM milea~e. IWA·IS.'lO Employer ~t /F -:-':"""'C:::".:'-':'"--~':cL--!'.'~:.'.!~!.....--1 with xlnt background in f ; c • w I • o m • ~-~-----KEYPUNCH R E A L E S T A T E ehina, crystal & silver. knowledge of busirteiS 9AH,.off,PDMoyNi~l~"Pla9y M OPERATOR Manao•ment pLe•,•,'p'h"•'",,',·o,myspluclmesr SALESPERSONS: We An RECEPTIOMIST di 673-9334. offic• nrocedures. Full ,,. or .. •• · P . ,..t! . are ready to roll the swer phones, han · e 1---------- Msl time. 644.0683 Earn $100+ + per ""'l'l'k ISwinq shift1 PEOPLE PERSON manufacturer has an im· CARRIAGE and ha personnel & budget SALES PERSON needed _ doing enjoyable work 111 Exec. looking for part 1;;'~~~~elo~~~~~a:~r r: room for several acti~= ,analysis. Work for young for Lighting Fixture DATA our brand ~,cc· o~c. Oik'll· An opcnin,g is availabh Pnm!..h~i;:~: :~:i;:;::~~ poninJ:: lo lhe personnel broke.rs or salespersons ~sl~es d;nlllarge mSulti · Show.room, decorating \.: COR•ORA.TIOM DESIGN 1,0 1• ,near ·1 · ,"1>0,rl. for a KcypunC'h Operato1 Bu siness f u 1 1 Y manager. ""'ho h~e Corona del ~t a r m,1 .'!~~ o a1rco4rp.h lartk bbac &r:o1u1 nd ~eairable r-• n oppor 11111 y 1)r · 'lh 1 2 · __ and Big Canyon. Com· a _,.,/mo or 0 I' w ut wt train right DR •FTSM•M t" · d d · d "'1 · years previou~ cap1"l•, l•"zed. lnlerv1•w f · d ...,_ ...,_ pos.i 1vc min c 111 1\. · f " .. m.issionsplit 60<;t.tol00% w/room or rwses & a · person. Please ca ll 340 Fl. ch A ll . h d c• I l . expenence or our swin• 67"........, Will be rc'l""OS1ble fo• F . s er Vt' 11\'l' you l'\'t'r w1 s e r or pcr3ona in erv1ew, h'ft SP'l 12 30AM '' ,,.~ "' if qualified. CALL Ri'ch vancement. or In· 546-2110l or apply at 203t Costa Mesa you t'Ould work for a Call 8.13·8098. ~,· 1 ' '' -,: · In -----.------! sec r el aria I and ad· Irwin for appo;nlment. tervie w call. 833-8095. South East Main St .• Equal Oppo'l"nlly lb r b orex experience pre· Manicllr'ist for norcelain mi·n1·•1,,11·ve dut1· .. ,, 1·0. " sa1 oat manu ., ul . r cd.. · :-;~ " " 67S·ti060 C ARRIAGE . . Irvine. Employer l\l /f' didn't know how to break If o s p ! ta 1 .. A 1 de s & err • uut not reqwred. nails only. Ali 's I-lair eluding typini:; personnel REAL T\', 2865 E . Coast Recept1on1 s l . ror Dover 1,...----------•~~~~~~~~~~ 1 into the Industry ? f-l ere's ~rdcrlies, 1~med open· Bazaar,642·0434 . reports. maintaining lfwy Cdltf Shores Velennary 1-losp. Sales your chance if )'OU are an 1 n gs. Tr a 1 n ees o k. Ca1\ Dana llahiger personnel tiles and re-· · Cull . lime. ~Call for in-THERE'S MO.,EY 'd 'I & 1r1 6420400 759·487:1 MEDICAL ASSISTAN'r, co,ds and ,·otc,fac•'ng 1erv1ew••o ••• " Companion for lady in whl ch1' Lite hskp Pvt 1·m w rrv Sm salary r.1~. Snyder S4R·ftl74 COMSTRUCTlOM SICRETA.RY lmmed open1nJ.! for Se<:rel<&ry v.'/<tl)llJlv to commu n lcite w/conslructlon person· nel. Typinl( 60, sh 80. CaJculaLOf & dJC'laphone (Yf.site e1per. pref 'd. Please call or .send rc-s ume 644.3389 THI IRVIHE CO. $.50 Newport Ctr Or .. Newport Beach, 926&3 F.oual Oppor Employer cxpcr sa1 or a se _._ "--Primarily Back ore: ..... · u..>Y ,., SILLl.,G. starting Mechanica l llousekeeper, cxper'd, Hunt. Bch Physician. with applicants and R.E.S.A.LESPEOPLE REM H ER " " Draftsman. We need a f /time Own trans GREAT Reply to: Classified .ad employees. Top location, captive A AG ' Let e xpert salesmen Young 'h.'p fa•l & · P New Century 21 at teach you lo sell. No ex· · . · ." ltefcrences. 840·2778 WESTER'"-' no. 564 c/o Daily Pilot, market area. Opportuni· hardworking des igner . _ " PO Box 1560• Cos ta tr you have excellent typ. ty for 2 experienced pro· ~11dacArt.hhur &. Ford Rd. in penses, no lead chasing,, ""'/n1in 5 yrs exper .. who Housekeeper 2 days a M Ca ing/shorthand and com· ven salespeople to sha re o ranc house seeks ex-Earn while learning. ii' wilhng to start low & week, ~eneral +ironing. SAVINGS esa, 92626· mWlications sk.ills and a lhe finest market in p 'd real estate orfice Wonderful opportunity workhlswayintoasati:oi· Call847·5810aft5:30. 4.'lONewportCenterOr. MODELS ·MASSEUSES minimum or 3 years Newport Beach. Con· manager. Should bttve for advancem e nt tG tying career w/a pro -Newport Beach F'lgure l\todels, Escorts, secretarial ski lls includ· fidentialinquiries. lengthy Newport Beach management. Call Mr. gressive young co. bulld· f-l ousekceper live.In /out Equal Opp Employ M /F Masseuses needed . Top ing I year personnel ex-exp. and be able to as· Wells at 848·2122 for •P- ln,11; top or the line pro· 51 :t dys. N.B. family w 1 1.~;;~;;~;;~~~~.l im~o~n~e~Y[·2N~e~w~'~l~u~d~;~o. perience. you may be the c. F. Colesworthz s ume responsibility for l"JIOUI""'" :.:•::men::::::::•·:_ ___ _ docts. hoy & I Grand.ma. ri.1ust 631·381J individual v.·e seek. App· rorming and administer· . WESTSAILCORP be reliable. No smoke. Iy orcontactT.Knight, Reafton 640.00 0 ing a wi nning team. SalesWomenHoklUnique Call Mrs . Sheridan 64_2_·_>,18,~I_.______ KEYPUNCH Needed Students p/time Salary based on percent H~me FashlC?n Shows; to helpon civic&county Real Estate Sa les . or office gross. Exp'd High $ pror1t, prizes. 549-4060 tlOUSEKEEPER & child Experienced Data Entry projects. Apply IOZ7 Nu. PERT EC hf on l go me ry R e a I salespeople also wanted. personal warderobe. <'l\n!, for 8yr old. Irvine Opera I o r . Mui;t be Coast · Hwy , No. G. EstatCinOana Potnthu:s Full or part time. Mrs.Justus533·2050 area, 4 hrs/day, Mon· available to work Laguna Beach. 497.1034, 17112ArmstrongA\•e new owner . Need 640-4950. Desk clerks & maids Apply in person The Inn at laRuna 211 No. Coast Hwy. Ask ror Mrs. Goble I f'ri. r.1 ust h ave own transp. & re(s. 546-5295 wkdays 3 :30PM to midnight. 3pm-6:30pm M·F Santa Ana. Callr. Dynamic sales people toi -=.:::..==-------1 S..ta~ He.,.11 Some weekend work•-~--~------lrvinettidul!trial augment current stafr. R..E.SALES Daytime. So Coal\L could be: rl'Q 'd. Complex Prime location. Listing IXPEl19'CED OR Plau; Apply ln Person bonus. xlnt commission. MIW LICENSEES Apply General Ofrlce. Mon thtu l''\"i 9am-4pm OPPORTUNITY Tum East on Alton at Call today. 496-1268. The most active new or·ISCH--'-"00=::..L.:B..:U::S=D:.:R.:l.:.V:.:E:;R:.:S_. HOUSEWIVES ZS &older Oircctor o( Nursc-8 to work part time for IFYOU Garfield Conv. tlosp , housecleaning service. ba•e a service to orrer or 1ub-Mcute psych. setting. Call Janice's Ratiaedy IOOdlto 1eU,Flaceanad 7781 Garfield H .B. Ann's67!i-655J. DISNEYLAND knocks onen when you Red Ifill. 3 block~ No?' Real Estate: Graduate lo rice in COM . We pay for : witl train. Good driving use rcsult·a:etting Dally ~l acArth.ur and lled. Hill top commission schedule a d Ve rt ia In g, !' i g n s. retord 1 must. Excellent Pl'f'MMIMI OHie• Pilot Ch&ssiried Ads to 1ntersct11on. 0 lurn right now. Call Point Realty, telephone, printing &: job for ho usewives. . - fn the D a ly PJlol 847·18'11 Cluelned Sect.ion , , ,1 -'"--='-------l~r, Lido fa:I, Llve·in. Pbofte&U-'411. Clu&lfiedAd.11 ~2-567_8 '80~~-e6;~·1s't'~' refs. . . \.' \ ..... -• • • • ! • • l 1313 Hmi»or ll'fd :-:~~e~e O!anee Coast on Armstron.;. Oana Point, 493·0208 ~taehge, buslncM cants! , C •pt s l ran o IS• I\ ·-~-• c~•f without delay. bro urea, promot on. Clemente area. '92·3113 -.nr. -• PhonefU.2·5678 An equal Ask about our Incentive Equal()ppor. Employer opportunity employer SELL tdie Items with a comrn lssion split, Call _E=·0:.:·;::E::.·------'- Dally PilotClwu10ed Ad. CU Cf La.ndry. 673·7601. Want ad results l • .-.w-.. 7100 .... W•led 7100 MfK-0...,. , 104 """"""' 1050G•~S· 1055 Sund!y.--1.1m DAILVl'ILOTDJJ ··············-····· ··············-·-· ....................... ••••••••••••••••.•••••• ··········•············ ...................... -1010 ,... IOl7 ... t1 , I 1.:•~ -·-••so• t.rtt,111 · 1001 .... w-LD ----*'-~ O.knn\sb r---i--ze *•-..-.,.. · •r•• ""' • ._~~ # Aatopan.,-.tilgarden •••-•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••--------! tYrbantin.guper. ••••••••••••••••••••··~ Corkera, C b l b1.tabua -~ tools. Misr. 4156 Wt>at· (2) Aq . . IW. Beautihll]¥ marted Pf.lPI, •••••••••••••-••••••••' • SfCIEJ•••rs LotsotpubUccootart· PUIUCAUCT10N Poodle• Shlb·t&u, o inlnatfl',N.B. .. ... •"""all wn•. !,!'00' ~, father tborou1bbred BOATENGtNEREPAIR tt · Aa& fcrau;perprrson•lity. llANYJT.JtMSOJo~FlNB Shorthai r. Pit Bull1 Newbuutffatt~Sota . 2 ,...., eqwp-,.... · A .K .C. re1Jstered S&atte:r«en.-alt..-trua Ne«leicllGJme4iatelt CONTROLCAR££1l J £WE t. RY • ~RT minJ&bn1uur, Poma " Loote Sul.. mu.l ffll Movms -Elttc ranee rorbotbm.'13ll Kee1houod, mother repalt. FormerlyMartaa • Good lJPlo1, aome open· Empk>ymeni.Aa:eMY OBJECTS, ANTtQUES. Pekes. We1tles, 10 szss-...01 ovens, c I 0 ·~ ~ u.: flrewood One .£uc. ST Germ am Sbepbard. Del.Rey. Buelc:411.Sl'18 Lbp•lth,10mewtlhaut. S40f).1rvine ,Ste10Z FINE FURN .• ETC. mixed puppies. Stud 1 ,. ~~w~::tte! 1~ cord, del. o'i k. Co•a llealthy and peppy. ' Short or i.oa.c term u -Nwpt BCb 714~ PllONE to'OR wro. At mmt breeds. 252:$ W.17th SoUd plot d.i.Dctt.e Mt A8 zmSevW S.tbo P ,.I re wood s up pJy, bo)'I, 4 airb. Sl0.00 each. ~M.-.. slpm~ta-your choice.~--------"! 2ROClfUR£.&U-2200 at Fairview. SA. Ope: 1'0W'ld w/pad, $200. ot e. a etlD 511.1122. !ilO llamiltou Street, ........ tOJO lmmed. placement.. s I J d o k c b 1 a eYes. Slt..sozT. best offer. 581-3117S Walnut e xeeutlve desk C.M. •••••••••••••••••••••• .. Ast for Debbie JH[ " 8 n -t. y rd y Uk ' lllstreued Maple coffee Jobo.IGl u:s HP enlf. & or Ma.r&a.ret Sttmary &doubled ruir-lrlth Setter Purt" Bted Sofa k>ve Ual. lvJ. rm. .,... a acuum, t' table tt.xZ• $lQ Redwood "'-oi & ~ 1090 oooU'OLI , f bou. T rmpoTt"mporary Help rors,. rounded 11 ass pups ssowhUetbey lut tbls. for •a.le, $200. eall new, with ~ al~ach· pieni.c lablt' wiz beocbd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sa• ,1:3' ~ Jol.~ J110aSk)' Park lrviol!!I RWBEtl fronl. 1mmar. cond.. 5:§75. 5r5&72S4 "2· aft.er 3:30pm. $4.S-SDI mem. ~· ~ Aluaunum $LS 2 dialrfllSed Mapl THOMAS ~ U~S • r. --'.tO:fW 84(),.!~.. e xlena1on ladder. $3.5.. end tables, 5• C her· t-;t.ECrlUCORGAN' M· ..t.. • E LEE •-"-""'-. •-'• Alukan.Malamut:el...AK f ' c;ouch & ~&mg. tesTV. •· tol!'alkloJt1 -!", hna•nd. co.•.,v.~~. .,.,,.ood stereo ean~ol a Keyboards 961-3™ HAarooM GUM • · -·...,.... ~ ~. pups, shoU pure n,-ara stereo lheaue, eolor • io poo ._. ·~ Offn.tTn11:b .MZ·N.94 t u r ot1ble. am /f m $45..Largevirietypotted SlOO. Call aner a pm, Ji'IELD'S Wareboasc Kand.made )ltalnle•• tOO"loftt... cassette.,t8i5.D·39U. plaot.a,cbeep.1~& up. &&$.'715i. Sale. 400 pianoa & or-sted,lAcuewtx1tnUll~"' Oalmattons. Cbamp1011 201 Del Mar Ave Col.ta 11 1 ,.z· ltl B ot gana MW~ Spinets mo. bal'POODI. 41 c. cut:ll SECRETARY a:nulaClW'flr.. "frln..,.• - tltatull di1 trfbutk:Jn needs secretary w/beav7 dil'· ,.-·~Esper. ~·d. lblnajotlpa\Ung tl11ts, corre.-pondence fUes, dealer tiles. pro- ceas orden tor 1ampln1 COOK TRAINEES WTIOL.ESALEPRICES atoc.k. show ring quat al Formal Tbornaavllle Mesa ' digpod e, ' · · l Grands Pl • Goi 8 like rifJc • .P~r.t_ect. tor ~ S:&Tn:gaJ~~ ~~~~h0td tor ~!:tl, 3::l::W~~1i: Going. Into retirement r l:::d. •;o~· J:~ft~ out tor· bus'foe:!;. !e"nt ~ !1~~ -=.0:.1 DresH.rs&Ra.llt'rces Chnstmas. 714 M9-5339, new. b56 or best offer. homet sellinge\·crytblog: ~lS.,,U st:r~.::)'bu~·.:'ct•wi~' oev.: 130 lb. lino &tun·' & prornoliooal ·literature & variou! related duties . AJ>pl.)' In Person e.u.no --..,c .. 7801 Clay Ave, Hunt Heh West ol Beach Blvd South of Garfield Equal Oppor Emplorer Secretary, shorthand I typis t s. Assis tant to Pres. Part time . 645·2666. Some E1per. lkl.Pful. Apply \n person only bton"Tue53PM·SPM 151 E.CoasfHwy Newport le..U Equal Oppor. Employer TOW TRUCK DRIVER. exper'd. G & W Towing, .1000 Jrvine,N.B. 642-1252 •STAINID GI.ASS• al.so· 213 478-3083 wkd13. Also but~ber-block ta.hie ln •out. che11p. Come & Memberihip to 1 v1ne Chickerloi: va-malla~ l1m1ted class rod. Ot.ber- OOOl:S & WIMDOWS ' . SS0..645-31181 Browse. Electric ~a~-Coa1l Country Club. Kim b a 11; w r 1 t z r '. larae Penn reels A: rods. 2NDSTatPOMONA Dachshund M1oJa.Cl Yr Color TV M pleC.billet mond Organ. bwlt·10 &73-8260. (714 )638.2770, 1:072 Ml1c. now M•r!ne (5313 E 2ND sr ) old, blk & brn. AK rt'I-· · . a Lettie 11peu.k.er. Call fOl' Brookh GG h&rdware iocld. B1l&e LONG BEA<.:lf Loves children. $100. SllO, Beige drpa/ofr directions. 5.57·1516. ORA PERY ••AB RIC urst. • puml)l!i, st.aiolesa ateer• SAT (SUN. NOV 8·9 67S-0542 646-3SC7 aft.r .SPM. M L • SALE Stock redurtton Beautifully carved \IP· log wheels. etc . Cle , 9 AMTlLL6 Lab Rel pups. Championille Ne~ Couch & Love ~=~~~~ 3box~~ c~s;~:; 50-70',t. o~f. J,abor $3.50 riahtpi ano&4otbernice1_oo.c;;c~™-c.c_ _____ _ DA.K table, dro pleaf. stock. Field &show. $12:5. ~~~S: ~~ v:~":~ ~. l&e 'blue uDen ~· 'UTctt...,E1R1 'ri'RAP~~:, =~ts. $400 & up. 10.AT RESIN spiral legs. Small oak 848·2280. 84R-8887 Y Uona~. chair & ottoman. 1510 "A" E. Edln1er, 40%otr. bul"fet.1714 )962-IDSB . Reser\'e SAINT Bernard ---boys m oto r cy c l l" SantaAna.54.1·2080 SewilMJModdnH 809] Basin Marinelnc. r Chri AKC M /f ~{O\'ing, selling cbatrs, Jel.l.thers &: helmet & . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 829 llarborlsland Or. Old ~il!l&ular Refrae· 3~eeks ~~d1~·1.1485 sect ional, la mps, end m1se. Sail & Sun. 11.,., 67 I Bltin stove, never Wied . Morse Zig Zu.g, cubinel. 6ll-0300' tory 01n1ng l~ble & 6 · tables. maple dresser, &JboaCoves.N.B. 1 counter top stove, nu chair, & 2 doaweni, Xlnt N 8 · "" match1nf( c hairs. Xlnl Beaut. Male lnsh Setter e~c. sat & Sun. 21941 Honn 8060 w/W c1)t..s , nu chandelier cood. $85.MB·7464 i.ss> . al. Du dieffl fuel rond.$3:ii0.548·6024 Inexpensive. Young l(jowa,H.B.968·7109 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 549-0656 SI G Id T h & tanbK~ ea. ATLA.N· · ·• AKC R Cal -~---nger o en ouc ....,.. TYPIST OAKA.HTI"UES trauu .. -u. eg. Sectional, $150 , sofa. $SO, llORSESFORSALE SEARS wshr/dryr, sofa, Sew. Still underwarran-Tl C r ~C I F 1 C Mon, Tues, Fri. Fast ac· *LOW PRlt°ES' • nites5SI·S84l. tabletop radial saw used Pioto Chestnut /White, loveseat. 5 pc. d ntte . 1y w I a ut 0 . bob bin MARIT l!\1t .. CO. 64G·SC91 curate, dependable. Pen· Darling toy poodle pups. twire, $200, dinette set, Toblano, 8 yrs. Gelding, lounge chr, Scott mowr winder, blind h em .1~-==~21::._ ____ _,__ SECRETARY nysaver, 1545 Newport HO JUMIC AKC. Come & buy your $40, 2 glass top table1, I<l .5 bands , Ge o tie. ~771 . monog r ams , bultun Experienced In stall-Blvd.Costa Mesa. CUSTOM SHOP Xmas present early, WU $40.960-2952art3. t.1 0RGAN·QUARTER, W Red F f u i-:tt;" holes, sews on buttons, loab.PowtPr 9040 nwntJ Real &late Loan l665Newporl81.CM bold for you till Xmas. --perfect childs horse, fon ox ~ e~rg Zil(·Zag stretch stitch ,••••••••••••••••••••••• sec retary needed Im· "Variety" $650 CostaMesa ·63l -2082 P.P.546-162:3. Lo~ely old m ahoga ny SS95. ur .coat . ma Pe 0 e r , sews le111.her.Lotsoffan-9• NEWPOH.T1':R Dinghy m ed . E .11: c e I I e n t fo'ee P aid. !firing i mm~ •-al · 80 I 0 --lwtn bedroom set. 1 pcs. TllOROUGHBRED, 16 .. 5 492-ti067 after .5 M · cy s tile hes. Cost $600. w/6hp Johnson & cov· -n-mten Iris h Setter AKC..:. 8 m Excellent cond & buy. h d En U h W l C I>. • shorthand&typingskiHs l yearofcexperience. ••••••••••••••••••••••• T .1. d .-.o.o C.1!646-566'7 an s tt s : l'! em. Navajo rug, 1ar1e patio Mu~L sell, $120. as er-10. mos old. $975. required. Excellent Alsol''ee J obs 2 1 C·U f t 2 d old male er n 1c. u; . ..,.,.,. · 15 yrs. Gelding, $295. plants Frisidairerefrig, P /P,77,·.532ti.67 ·=,..~""~~'~·---- .. r.l progcam Apply ,.ONTROLCAREER . 0 0 r w.-1t1on Nds lo\e , S50 "714·"9'1·2780aft 5P~t . · 4'94 •~ -nei · "" re frlg /!ree zer w /lcc 839·3901 Exec , desk woodgr:ain _ misc .. _,,"' iu-rf'-'Gooch 8094 t6'BircbcrattBoattBllP, ut THE WESTLA NDS EmploymentAgency _.. d 2 f to ood sd s h 6 ..,.... -, BANK. 1107 No. l\fain St. :WOO Irvine, Ste 103 m--.er. Avoca 0· y r:i.. -----ormica. p, w . 1 r . T oroughbred mare, People ,Powered Vehicle ••••••••••••••••••••••• Johnson · motor +tr Ir. Santa Ana. 83.\.2Sl l. e&. N"'·pt Br h 714 1~.8505 Cost $700. Sell; $1007of· ,I\ KC Coe k e r . Red SlOO. Vinyl swivel chr. yr.;, 15.3, dark bay: 2 yn Jsp 3 wh 2 seats Xlnt JEHHIHGS $'80. 6'13--4746 fer . 640-4876. Y.'hite. 11,'f yr old l\.1ale $65.833-1911 _ traininx at Cote De Casa. cond. ssocinew. Seii $375. COM"OU~D IOW Secretaoy ADAGEMCY WAITRESS PJti me days & Barmaid 5 -9 P M , Wk nds off, 551-188.S Kitty. Port 'bl di!lhwasher, ·11 Scars brand , )(Int . bro nze . S75 fi rm . 673-4525 $1~-897 3218 &: 962·8100 . $3000. 4!1942.87 .-.-. SHARP CLASSIC! ----fifo\·1ng to s maller home. ----- - 673-922.4 ______ Brand new. $100. Twoun· 2S'Chris Overnighter AKC DA~HSH U~D PUP J All xlnt. _6' Dresser & 2 Jewelry 8070 20 Gal.O'Dell Aquarium derwater s pear g un!ll, Chrys pwr, bait , sips 2 REG . ~'T A.NO. match n1lcstii4s. youth ••••••••••••••••••••••• + acce::.s. Patio T1:1ble & powered b y • 2 2 $2,950. 646-9000 fast typist. Billin,11;, media. Writing ab1ltty helpful. Nr. OC Airport 8.1.1·1863 968·9332 aftr 4 PMI bt::d . ~old ch;;11r, round WA....,TED 4 chrs. G7J·6Z39 C a rt r 1 d Ke . Very -1 teak d111 . table w/2 l\'S & ....,. -----powerful & accurate. European Import! WAITRESSES O'Keere & i\1 e rr1tl d1 ~ 1'iny AK~ Yorksh1reTer · 4 chrs. teak port. bar, 2 TOP CASll DOLLAR !fey Osmond rans' Jenn &&5-2200 ~·ualtic~aroamer F:)(per'3. Tul1 or p /l h"'·asher ll a rvest ~nl d r1cr!I. ht tie dust~o~ teak. barslls. 2 rh.ild ·11 p Al D f"' o R y o U R · our ran l'lub. 646-2835 for -°f'.l.·m Vol\'OS, bail lank. Service Station 1\lten dant, expe r 'd . Uay & Eves. r~ull & p /llme 1\p. 1 ply, Shell Station, 17th & Irvine, NB: •. <;ooJhn>.Neat appcar. ~.536-1628 . l"hamp bloodline dressers, Jx6' coffe~ lbl, JEWELRY, V.'ATC ltF.S, moreinlormation ! ScubagearSl60. $3250. 6'6-9000 Over 21 Will buy some refri.g. ap-(l lfi..13-3559 4 lamps. orig. oil paint· ART OBJECTS. GOLD, 847·?lr72 Surf&Sirloin \KC-~m;-cd 11 mos. ing , H exag on tbl SILVER S ERV ICE, •C RAFT S & ARTS 14• Glasstron w / .. 0 HP 59:10\V Coastl-i""'Y,Nll phances ,runnin...:or nol.t J.-u ll~} tr ai n,ed Grl'w /s tora ge, C u s t om FIN E f'URN & AN · WANTED. Wall han j:!·Grade l BroWningove r& Men:uryOt Ballelec. Warehouse Pef'Son ~7;~5'h3~ c r a I' m c ta 1 · w lkids Sac, 552.493~ Delmar wove_n s hades, TIQUES.645-2200 ings, etc. Metal, wood or under . Imp & Mod. Xlnt Xlnt.675-7578 ___ t'Vl'"' 1 cust drps. m1se decor. --- -fabric. Bring for consiJ::n· cond. 67J.2193. 1972 Sea Ray Cabin SEWlNG·Progressive co. l\l us t ha ve ex pef · in Eli.·i·tnc Dryer . Xlnt cond · ----1 ite ms.19501 Sierru Porto. ll111g ~ et , white. round rnent toStarr,42530lh St. -, needs upholstery lc:id -plumbing n1ate r1als \ d , , $.">l lrvlne . (T urtle Rock ) brilli3nt diamond , wht llz,t . Nwpt Heh 9am Complete I ce Hockey Cruiser.24 24SHP,OMC man. Sewi ng C)(pe r . 536-1452 __ ~°?z.~1pt 1otas r}cr 1 !FrtttoYou 8045 833-05W. ~ld settini.![>.<;1.2618 tprnSat orSun, ~ri f~r~. rXl~t. Cof!d0~ ~ln~t~~;.=~~sllp. needed. Good pay 4 l>a y \\'llO\\'A-N"rS TOWORK? -••••••••••••••••••••••• f Ull o o e.11: ra eqw •• .-w~. Apply a l , ?170 DRIVE A CA R! · ll ~fr.ii.:s. F i-"''Lt·r ~ & "S'l'HIPFS" 'l'ecnaitc kit-l'ADDED Bar. 4 stools, GOL0.14K _Jcwclry. New 11 Gallon Aqua_rium . m e nt . All f o r $85 . lS'SoulbCoastBu.yBoal A irwa y Ave , C..:.!'.1 . ''Jl <)OS E ~ h Was h<'rs . l>ryt•r & Dis j. ed~~t f d · home fool r ail , pttdd e d mntgs, f1ndgs, c\~a n $250 . full y e qui pped !>i\8-3900. XI d /II " H·IOAMor 2·30.5Pl\1 . ..... your 1our~, hY.'<tShcr::. ;.;cw & U'SCU \.~;~~csoft 0 "~~Y alovinJi;. armrcsl. back is wh1tf.! scrap. fine for casling w 1heater. filter, roeks. 11 . k S nt co~ ~~new . work for yourse f. c l \\'arC'house nr1ce s ~lui c. C~ll aft GPM : formica w /lockin ~ door 5.~~~8 . dynaflo pump. comell 1 )( 8 br?nsw1~ I ~~ covers. . . TACO BAR your own boss. !\l_en or 5-12·3501 (Askfor::Lc:-1 6-IB loiB I fur li quo r . L1k"c n l'Y.' M. II 8080 W/fl ll'l' a ssorlmt•nt o pool ta l~('OSt 200/ s 20'SkipJack,supercleaa, \VtJmen. C.a n be sh~htly · 642_53550r 646.!J559 asce aneous lrop11.:ul fish 557-1.'">4.'4 aft. ofr over s.-;50 55 1·5860 or r 11 . 'd d " llelpN1.->edcd .Top"''a 1:c~. h and1cap ......,d . Neal K•·••moc-I k Id k" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 979-7R2S u y equip .. ra 10, Apply, Del Taco, 25252 v~ ... washtr 1( ryl"r Sa\·t· l\lc' :J lOY. o 1t · ------~ µ n1 _ -.--Newport.$5,500.839·8556. La Paz Rd La•un .t l~ills Cli'an 1\ppeara~~l' xl nl Slf>S ur sell '''I' t(•no; \..,..·ht. \orange, Game tuble, 4 chairs. 2 WA..,TED •TASER• Pri.pty. ' \'Cl!' .. retired. Agel<>l<1 l:J S Em erald Ba y I I blk wht . aft . (i , IE'a\'CS XJnt cond S300 1""11 8 " Tablcsaw, t•h cst ..:..:.;.,,O:!.:..._ _____ _ ----------1 ;o ~pplem c nt your in · 494-4378 &15·K292 . J 5'18·8&t2. TOP CASll DOLL,\R drawl.'rs. l'orfce tbl Sn1 Electronic5 non-lethal '73 Baylioer 181t.120 HP n, rob1·"·•· -------PAID FOH YO U R powe r tools, 1nah ~ full 2!8 I TUCHER-SH r·umf.! •~ ivc a ''" ~--. ' -d . . . .,.,·eapon871·2310 canvas · ga gaa or murl· a da). r\pply 1n Tappan d rs h .... ashcr i\11\.\ \ffe<·tiunate blk m ale cat. 9 pc Rattan s et, gd con JE\Vt:LHY, \\1ATC1Jf.:s. plyY.0t,idsr raps .1~u> Zli7 __ __ ---tacks /b ait tk /pump . t Mo,rni n~~I · 1 Pl'rsnn. ''clln...,. (.'a h t:n. 1n:.lallt·d & 111 xl nt t·n1HI ) 2 \"rs. altered. shots bQ)( S125. 2 pc black cor~cr ,\llT OHJEC..IS, GOLD T<•nl t-··•lt•• ·I i•·. >I ll c ni in ~t o n 72 1 ·2 ~0 . $1300.963-6047 /'\sccrcl.anal&husu1~:-.. li251 Slall•r /.\1'. t-'oun Hlurr :. .1rt.· .. $l 1Jll 1r:.1n~·d 1~1 1 01:J9 couch , tabll' a t tchcl SIL\'EH S J.:HVl{.'fo: ... '" "k Hushnell>l:otScope.Sllng'l ~===:..::=----rollc~c 1n thf' lr\1111· In· t ·iin\lu1le\ r.14.s.aUK 1 --SU1tablt' for offJ('C S\00 f"INr-: F L:HN & A'.'; htr hut ~1nc s lov•· s in. 1 l.ikenc""·Sl1S 548.9610 6-12'sm . oo3ts;nu&used. dustnal Complc)( l!I l''C ' F'r.:c 1,~'koldpupp1cs 644 -8051 TIQUl'.:S.645·2200 11.:t•bo)(S900.963-G1~7 ----ATLANTIC PACIFIC panding• \\le l.lrt.' ("011 1 SCRAM LETS I Fr1g11t.11r1· 5•15 22.'>4 D . b d •h····· .--<-;;_d ,~. ---: ••••nt :o~t -n1rl!I lloy~I Womena Ski Pack.age. ~tARJ'tlME co. 64G-549 l dul'tin,I!: 1mmed1atc 111 \\'Jshl·r & l >r~t·r --------resser. e rm .. .. n~ .~z n•; . e ..... com i .. · .. , Kneisf.!I Skis l80 Kast· f146.MZ1 tervili!ws. If you oir1· • s;5 1<7:1-JOJI 1 :'\lu \·1 n~ to 11gt F 1pt yellow couch, 2 maple plt>te, s td/ 11k ~d . Xtral Hlut· w irer:! hnrn ~.S l~I ini;:erBoots S'l":l &Poles.1-'=='-------- • ~va1Iable "i_mm~di3le y ANSillf"'S . . 1 •• 1 \u~:r1tlt1u1 s~;p . s hots tbl!I . lumps. ~ishwshr ,, 2 firm llOO c .... ·orltl S.125). S9tl , worn oncl'. 4 ·rot.al,$85.s..is·JlS6. 30-40-S.O' Diesel Trawlers. 1nlereslcd1nlh1s reward· ff[ft; Kt•nrr101.: \\J ~hcr & (1 ,l'i ~dr.;1:,po~1t1on6 .~-0144 blJl'k & \lo'hllc T V s, QnSz S170,uSuallyhome, ·1'.!"J-•1287 from$2S ,000lo$65.000 1n gor11)f)rtunil v .Call·~lr .l :.i1led -t-:mt'r~t· llryer. s.qs 1·a 1·h Ki·n · . 631-2852 inr ldel l\:1;)·2:ffl:l CHRISTM•S Z sets Skis, J.'is her & ,\TLANTIC J',\Clf'~I C W D. Polhck va l 556-HK9::! !tinter '"l'np!l· nu)rt• t-:lc1: Ur•y t·r S75 ~lo\' in~ to a pt fo pt . . ~ - --1 ,., Solomon bindings Poles, ft1,\RITf,\1E"CO. NOW ' I Pos 1l1on tor Ni l'('lv Exl'n1p1 Guar Dcl5<1ti 8672 ;\U:.lr.citi:ln Sh.:p. :-.h~Jtt.\V 1\r l'.:HR EfJ. king sz PUBLIC AUCTION I SHOPPERSDREAM! :.illfor $125.640-442J 646_5491 646.64zr p/tim('eves alsna\aila-F.XCf.:PTloBED i.:d di:.J}()SltJon l.i5-0 l l-l ..,... fr ame , pedestal & ~IANYITE:-OI S C)F'Fl1';1'~, 11..u ·s of N.ationall\• ,\d -- bleJ · 1\ rityt.lweltcr ga\'l' his ll t•u fl (;_J•: upri/,!ll! ., -. -h c ater . I Yr . old I·:STATE Jl::WELRY. \'l•rt1se d bra .nd s Sfore,Jtestouranf, 21' Cru1 sealnng, s olid · hi ll bill y fnf'nd a 1Ja1r nf freezer, 1 1 ~ yr:-olil Xlnt 6 .r.tn floxc_r Pupp)' pt Speakers on hdbrd . $200. /\ n1· OR.I F:C'l'S. AN .J c "'·1· I ry . Lu~ i.: a /.!I', Bar 8095 ~Jass hull , fix er upper Telephone An swer Ser\ Expc r or will tra in . F /time fle)( hrs . f>.10·1777 I <l · SIZ5.S33·06X~l G l·rman ~hc~i male ti42-14l.115'18·8'137 TIQUES. F1,·•,· ,.l.RN . /(,•••I•••·.·. f'"oto J'.•••••i>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,~·tofr overc."""673-3074 f<.in ry co orl' p;JJ;1mas fi.12 5648 aft 61''.\1. i:. •• 11 ...,..;. .....,., Vh ' I r .... t:rc. PllONI-: FOil IN t Y?' Shufflebo rd must be --••\ at re t it·.\' er 01 shw:1sht·r. (:L . 1,orta ! . --5· tapestry d a \'4.!npo rt. 11 ... c (' ,.... • a · Boats Sail 9060 aske1I th t' h1llb1ll y LI r 1 \\"k .,,•AdnratJl<_· li!l!c hl;ick pup-G•••l•ond·•ton .. 0 fo'tl. & BHCJ C lf U •~ WHOLESALE rnove d , make offe r. • ··'f he)·:.rcpaJ<1 mas.You e . u 1 siit· 111":-. 1, wk~ oltl <·ult• ""'"" .,.6_ .. u.:-' O.tf>-2200 979·1268 :&1f>3 199 ••••••••••••••••••••••• perfet"tl y Sl [• t ,i ... t1 .,,... .......,., Cat.a loi:uemalled 18' fuljl Boat wJtrailer. T E L i:; I' JI 0 N E wcur thl·m at n ight." ti75-5858Cfl.\I 11111\l:-i Li-12-5063. yourhome frt•(' TY Rod. ··Dun· l nt·ed ·cm · · t:ustom ~ade 6' Sofa Bed C..:anct!lled Contrucl. 2 PllONF: , 10, $250. See al 388 W:--Jlay ~~;-J;~-r~:~c~~a~l~fy1~ s hru g I! c d th l' Kenmoredrvcr.nl•whcal ,\dnrablc .\l1 xt'd Lal) BcautSpnnJ1:printfallnl· 1ds carpeting, bclo\4 WAYNE HiFi ,Sff'f"~O 8098 COstaP.1esoi.1''orit'llO <-a l1 b:i ck.,.,·oodsmun ··v on't i nJ:: e lc m~ent NC't•d :. l'.upp 1cs M ale & only2moold.752·8388 cost.l1nsta!1S.t7 -8729 w•REHOUSES•LES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-2020. good pay, ~oat.I hours. .. •ht '''"'' n 5 r.11,.31 IRI~ l·t•rnall', nced ~d. humc ...., "' Color TV 21" $95. goodl ..:.~="--------- ldea\ fo r sludent. O\'Cr ~1~c1?ir;·,;;Br;D 1~.1 g s · "'' ......, !tJ\.\k~. &ll·9T.S. Garage Sol~ 8055 US COINS 5111·2.:JJS I pie. & eab. t·all aflr. 7:30 Oespera.te. l\1 ust sell thi.s 18.558-~I __ _ _ _ G affers & Satller ·.1~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• (•ves962-l523 wk . 18 Sol Catamara n -=.iiiiiijiii.llll ___ ................. ,. •• ~lO \'t:' Sell or lratlt• /dr P:.itt I.ab. m:ilc. 10 y.·ks, PUBLIC AUCTION i\toslly silver dollars & Y.'ht !""'In canop'Y bcd .. __ incl Dew trJr & many, 1 r .. fnc lliJ l \.'i:l hkesch1ldrcn. some gnld, valuable col mattress & box spnn/,!~. For an exceptional buy , many extras . $1700. or ~ &12 2955 ~~S'f:,!~E~1i2:;[~';,~ lcct1on ·9;9 1268 $100. G .f:. port d.sh""·s hr , on 1'1.ajor Brand stereo bstorr.675-7292. Personalized Designer Pattern 70126 Spoden Cut.alo,11 ' \ "· . ' ' I ;(. '' ' I . ' 'l ; " ' k~i I ' i I·~·) L-11.__/\ Grattful blu rut shaping b created here by Irtne Cilbert. Sty1e I has a deep V neckline and Style JI ~. A zipper is set in the renter back seam, Fabrica : crepe, silk, aynthet:i~. cotton. '10126 la cut only tn Misses Sizes 1~20. Siu 12 ttqUlres S 718 yds. or 45" fabric for Style I and 4 1/8 )'dt. for Style lJ. To order: send pattern number, lb:e, bame, address and z::lp. Price $3.00 plµs 25t pcetair. s,.dea Mini Catalog with 91 pages of recent style9, iocludlq over 30 au new des.Igns, '2-00 postpaid. Make chetlt payable to Spadu. Send Ofden to this nfWllPl.Ptt, C/o Spadea, 2 Bridge St., Mlltord, N.J . .... Dept.CP-1>. ------~ ,, • ' , r 15 ·Tappan t:n11pl·rtunt· refnjterJlur Sti.1 !17!1 J7~1 Sh I A RT OBJECTS. AN-$l.OOO Tourmaline ~1 ink .a \'Oca d o, dlx . S99 Componenl!l,call Mike IJDOJ<G tCh~ l :.: \'r Old Male <'tie -540_i 6s2 979 IZll rea 11s mas '-'i:ed.~ L o\·•n~ !·Jo m e 'l'IQUt:S, F INE 1--u1tN. stole. $450. 830-5614 afte · · -----· · gift . Xlnt cond. loaded. Gas l)rv1•r 2 ,·r~ 11111 $-15 Wh1r.lµn11! \\hill' &i.1-9'.f'i'~ 5~ 62f).I aft UP:\1 F.TC . PllONf':: FCIR IN· 6pm. W o r 1 d Book I:: n G' CJ-I ERRYWOOD s ter eo incl lrlr .• Asking $1 .mS. fo'() & BROC l-I U HE ---t•yclopcd1a., 1963 thru co n s ole , AdmiTal . days 558-1500 Ext. 41 or l'u 111J1 t'~. Australian (i..lf>.2200 · EST1\TESALE 1975, yearbooks inc l AM /Ffil. turntble, Xlnt !S33-0204eves. !'.:.hepherd ml)( 3 ma!c. 2 Dishes. J!las.<;ware. 5' l S.125. 631 ·36.'!6 <.'Orid. $1{)(). 645-7857 aft f1·1nalc 548 -l:IXl ,.\.\'TIQU E rc fri gerator · S'I Jcy.•elry. ICY to SI .5'J. 6pm. WAMTED: CAL ZS Auction 8015 fu rni ture . s uper Junk ' l.uicns . ;,• to SI Ru~s. Mis,c.ellaneovs 675-0600 •••••••••••••••••••••••furniture 80SOj Sat&: Sun. 4o4 l ri:-..1 Sisal .. wool : .SI to $10. Want~ 8081 19"8 /WZenithTV.porta ----- l"orona del!\1a r.673-3121 I h h Id & bl l I & k Catalin a 'J 7' Sloop 1·111 **I Buy ** •••••••••••••••••••••••, 1· ot 1n,g , c 1 rcns ••••••••••••••••••••••• e t'On oo s pea er . . M •• • • • .. k • adulL'i, 5(f to $5. r.:lt'c hot Xlnl cond, inc lds s tand. rig -197'1 . Marigold · t•ood Used f'~urn1turt· & ,\II niu);t go this wee ·an-. Gigontic Yard Sal~ platc. SlO. childrens pie-COMSIGMMEHT SHO' For confincct '"'rs . $75. Gold hull&. non skid sur· ' . · t1qul'!-., furn . ~:ira ~e· F'·rn•·t "'''· book" .. Racks ,,.... f 1· · ,~pphalll'l'S {)!{ I ~di stuff. n1otorc.ye!cs. ('lC .... " turl.'s, Sl . yarda,1!(' rem-Tena's_T. urnover 545-135.l aees, ( 1nettc 1otPr1or. "'ll forYou & racks or up to date nants. 5' to 25· fi l l Atomic 4 inbd. Vll F, .,I.' l'lt.';1'if' ra il ror <i p pt r.·"h•o•" ... 0 .,1,·, .... ble I MASTERS AUCTIOH ''" ... .. '" urchid.CD!'tf Calleyi. wJ..: MUST ll.f.:UUCt: Sony 5520 auto turntab e. ROf", twin Rilchic com · & 833 9625 4~13 i:DS!i Christmas decorations & -OUR INVENTORY J."AST San St.11 (j recv. Pioneer passes calibrated 8-19·75 . 646""8686 ' -~ -i\1 ornaml'nts. Lots & lots of I WOOD CUTI ER BARGAINS GALORE! Pr. 100 spkrs. $500. Xlnt Signt>t Sum loJ! &. knot· •f16-Col1842·1542 t>n siz('"'':.itt>r bed 1 alt m•··· s·uNDAI' •··'· 611 COOCOOCI.OC"' 111 .2••• •ond.0 ·6·7"9 c 11 3 ,.. fra rn1• w t hear:lhflard , "'" · ·• •"".'Ill .,,,,,., o ~ri.;i•.t t1Hlu~io0•• ... ·"'''f " ~ ..-. ..-. meter. a 714·'19:J-:l90 8020 linr rhtr S125 4!1;, \8!JJ W Balboa Blvd .. Hal """'~ J.XN' rorfurthcr1nrorm;1t1on . Bicycles _ _ Pen. ••r•J·1~'ft"1 l!f " Color Ph1h·o T .V. •••••••••••••:••••••••• Kin~ si7.e !\l edt bedroom ---~ . -SU llFBOARO 7' S4S. 10 - --- -wtstand. $200 /best or-J~ohie 16' w /lrtull·r. s111111'1, Cscd Bike:. & I .trLo:; .Buy.1 o;et Ht>US(lnablr prict• ~llsr_&: Antique Qolls . spd bike $40. Yamaha 90 SS CASH SS FOR fer. 536·12i9 Xlnl Cond 1t 1 77;/ .... i~ :-('II :.ind tr ;1dt· l ·l88 L'il!Sami 5."'6-00Z2 Soil .Sun 9 to5. ndswk$45,551·3456 Gooduscdfurn /rern ~s -- -aft 5PM Newporl UIC~1 .&12·7~11 0 · • . -· ___ 10829 Goldeneyc. Fnt. . FT zrs /slov<'s S.l6.076K 25" color TV. Am /Fm, ---- . • , (Jut'cn :.z hrl .,.,.1 ~old \'alley. Ph ·540-0256 Sw1ng .5f:t. Redwood.2s...,·------, , phono. "''a lnut console, Jl obie 16 ' Catamar:.in 1Wld1nq Matenals 8025 \'f'l\•etee n ht.lhd SlOO. 1n~s. shde, gilder chmh-Ne:ed elc('. lr:i1n r rcf('r 19 69 Xl nt cond S290 w /trailer. Hat·c p11111 p. ••••••••••••••••••••••• gold brocade ~ofa ll'hr Fl.lrn . bl"<i ut baby bui:~y . rni;!bars$95645 125:J L1011el, Tyco. A1nent"<111 96.l-29R2 Xlnt cond . Sl .500 . lll•av\· dutv c hain link st50 dnf! r m sci f.l'h~ ll1m ~. t'lc 0042 Manl\'Tl -F'lyf.!r.640·79S1 ---, 4931 ~ f•nl'in)t z.10· SI lJt•r rt I ·. 3r,~ · llr. Il l\. Sa t /Sun 9.5 :-Otust sell 2 mo uld --:-Boah&Mann~ · · ~5_33tu'· ij,17.91'1!7 ~ 1·" is.t2-9518 Canister vacuum y,•fat -G RAN 0 ~ t> T II h H Equipmt'nf .·74 Newport 27 1 n w/ -' 6 n r 0 ""' 11 & .I 0 rd 3 n -tachml"nts Paid $\89. NEEDS·Sw1nC" sci . "n1all ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlra.'l. Sl 3.500 or h,.,1 nf . C~s& armrh:lir.; ..,...1~,.1 .. in!JHI ~l 1sc . fil otorcycl<' parts & Sacrifi cl" S99 5.'l l fi252 tn<-yc!t'·. record player , GeMrat 9010 fer. t213)398-791 •1 · Equpmt'ftf 8030 ceramic toptablc .Zend mul·h m o r e . 1 5 4 7 ~ di1ys VW 72 S1dl· ..;;t~'P ·••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••'• tablcs.lloney('olor $.IOI) ()rani:;e A vc . C T\-----!>'75·3384 ll O Y SCOUTS NEf':I) New 1.oom and wide anc lc ·199-1500 631 OO'J.I WAMTED Musical R01\'fS . Tax Ad van- lensl'S for CANNO.\' SI.It I Bo c ORIENTAL RUGS. nt_•t•d Ins~--~, 8083 tancs. call 5·16·4990 ~1 1.:S'r SEIJL'' i\11 home Ant.1qUl'. ce. ' ... up;. I d & "~' ' -hhlf price. 54R·79~1 bo rd bed lam""' chi kl .. sever a u sf.! ru~s ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . ----fum1shin.e:s. J ust months a · · ,..~. tapestry, pvt. ptys only f)Qry f1sh1ng boat SI800 or old. Con1 p liv rm & Qen playhouse w /shake .r~f; 640-5219 Jarman amp t op 100 hf's t o ff er. 2 lockl"rs, Sofa, love seat , this. couch. sofa bed, dinin ~ -wa tts .HM S w irt·vf'rl,) & <1Pplhfindrr675·9631 lamps. ,11;old leaf mirrors. room table w /4 chrs. 278 14 ' I or 2 man Fihergla~s fu1,i tone . $11i0. Call · -------1 elt. Din rm game ::tel . Palmer.C.M.64 2·8233 Duck lloat. $250. Lge 548·171Jdays '67 J3'6" 11ngatecn Sport C'omp bdrm set'& d~ Sat /Sun !J till 4·1\.fechanics A-1.ahog . fini s h e d -Y h p , 1 Fl:sher Auto pilot: elec RADIO CONTROLLED Scal e fifod1•l ilf ll r111•tt•r s loo p . 6 Ft l on il, fiberJ!la ss hull , l'a ll 645.22(KI _, L1dol4wJtrlr Mini ronrl , mun~ xlr:.>; $1500 t>.IZ 16(11. Complcl<' s.'100. Color dark room S250. $400 l-\t"1thik s uper 8 sound proje<.•tor S2 00. $350. i\r gu ~ 8X Zoom s upe r 8 movie camera Sl75. A.II under warranty 552-5897 corator items. And good T 1 Bo & · 1 Con-hardw ood 4 rt"'' r a~a a IC\0 11 tn m t11 hs. d~cks find er, camera. 13362 t:theltK'f.!. lr~etors"toolt~s~qtup· lypewriterDcsk.~xf.ill". hk~~~4~7$2I ZO sly hrid Ke_. l'om pll'IC LID<J 14 :o1J 111 1·1,nd. l Tu~ti n . East _on Santa ment. 19 .. 'Ir. Po,rt TV . ~-Swivel Dl·sk Chai~. ~al le y ~-o h~l·r 2 5 Xtr:ls, 1ncld \.('noa .Jib. 80 S Clara. OffTust111 Ave Numerous household :1rms, o,·ers1ze t"a:.tcrs. Kay S tring Ba s~. l!Ood i::ener~tor . r ani.;:c 200 m1,. Rud<ft>r (.'over, ~t ac;t ('ov· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 't Cll . build-$-tS.642·5670 eond. S200. f''rcnch bow c ruis e 20mph Xlnt e r , ll1\.:1 n~ Slrap.,, & Cati Siamese kitten, 5 mo. Orig hand m ade chess 1 ems. . mper s . . , 1 rond., sur\·ey on requt•st. Trail<'r As krnl! $21flt1, rc~,w fshol!I tbl /Fl orentine pcs. $150 in~ <'qui_pmei:it & s up· Typewntcr , 1 8~1 Sele~ ..!15-~1155 1 ·US.l7 S24 ,!!00 63:J -,9340 n r 63I·3H)f> 53&1962 Eves.after 6.962-3559 phes. M111c. it ems. Al· tnc 11, 14 ". per!i;onal u:-.f' 637 .5513 ___ :-!space unit 1187. 1'1564 o nly . Lk ne w SJf>O DRU~\ SF.1' Silver Pers ian Kittens. f'ine antiques restored llamiltoo Ave. llR 640-1003 XLNT COND 5195 CFA 2 fi1:il es. Unbcheva· w /hand painting. colo - blc diApo si t ions & touch -ups, old ·wo rld Mo~·ing. Teak dn~in g sel. Kenmore Portahlf' St~...,. 546 6299 _ beautiful coat..s . S1~ ea. or f1n1shes. Broken pictures 1"''1n. beds, camping ~c~r 1 n K Mach 1n 1•, b ab} Office Furnit"r~ & less If bought toR:ethcr & mirror frames rebll .. &mL.:;c.Sat&Sun lt·4. '7 buggy , T.V. St:1nd & E • t 8085 960-3164otSS1·2611 & regilded. E . Kim · :J,a~a Coves. N U. misc. S.16·2375 ••• ~~•••••••••••# --ball·536·2"87 . 5 -----E I h $1 5/.t' -ry Th r t d h 2-T'°"·in beds w /1·a~te r .. xc !>V C r!I .a." We l'M est (}8~ .'nr\ t' Norl(e r e rri,:. perfecl Patio Sale. Antiques and frames & m :tttre~ses t ch r~ $8 /up , scy dks es ·· .a 81 ) 1 ot d $ll0 Oo Couc h Junk Sat /Sun 12·4 13 box sprgs . Make ofr Maehine(•vrs l'ierce-867 ~on'5 Yachts IOATSALE 20 Boats In the v.'alcr l Lc..x:atLon S.ul & Po we r Make your own deal' 610 l::dp:e"''aler. Balboa 646·,000 -CORON All() 30 Compl"tll 1•lcctronu·~ Mini t'oncl. 640·82611 16 ' F ire ball R Hclng dtn~hy, Sailncl1cs 1973 w'f'a)lor sails. lrlr, xlnl.. $2txX) ~ l ·0978 Classified Ad. Phone con • • · Be a ·, on Ba y. N H w. 19th, c•1 . 645·7411 tw2·5678. $15.00. Blue shag rarpet· · · 548•2009. " offer.646·0300 . 675·scf'l6. -----NCR h .,_, 1 L _ .... Pampered Pool Table 31 ~ cas re~1ster l''"''l' 1 • • •r ...__ ~ _ Sa ntana 21 w ftr lr -ti'• duced $500. Loaded , 4 ~ai ls -outboard. 0 3ys 631 ·Cl.155 CV('S 642-9979 Bedroom set Solid Oak 9'couch,sai.lboat,fi tora~e x 7. Solid maholo(/slalc 24 . Xlnt cond $150 t?\\ NEF:O • NAPLES SABOT, Rae1ng kin.II 11 350, i;.iold leaf racks, ~oil t:lu~. B&W Beaut r e d f e l t . 968·4058 ..,,....:llRIS1'\I A.S" rigger, rigged . S325, chandcller 75 1·0956 TV . Maple ·TV c;:ibinet, 646-3048 /546-4130. ·[ MONF.V " } 644-8210 reel pwr mower, edger, Starting a new bus1 nest1'? , ~Uruvr 11n1urrt 11,,m~ . . I p r . I I d " •n•P•(ll~IC'\hlflUC' ha nglnglamp,refng, rg Go.Id carpet ror Ca rmel ro e ss1ona Oj(O J:>· lllld•rovrO•ily Pitot Sota & l,.Qvescat, never used, vf'ry good con qual •• sac . l\t ovi ng 862·2562 2·door. Mi sc household Model $200. Al.'lo beaut. signer has the answer for c11a15TM,\.STRt.:.t: ~-9362 La Jolla Ci re. lge off.white piece $75. signs, letterh11,ads, bu11 Can Mi ~1-'"'info H.B. 962·.:Dll. 640-4423. canb, etc. 837·2381 . _ .. • • .,,.. -... ' I J • t.tust sell 22' Int. 'fem pest Xlnt l'ond , lo.aded, incl trlr Sae $1795. orr., 642·6'0!. I ' ) ~ • ~-I hd Allfos, I~ • -~-I -"-~ , 1--led ~. Mp°" ••• •. ••• • • •••·•••••••t J2 Tnteln 9560 W..tecl 9St0 --· Mpottwo ••••••• ;~"!';'; ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• 9741 D DAILY PILOT Sund1y, Novem~ 9, 1175 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••2• , 720 Mada 9731 MeRe<Mt IHI WE PAY TOP DOLLAR MW 97 l DahMn ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••~•••••• looh.Sail 906 Motorcycll'•/ I t'ORTOPUSED CARS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ~.r ooo · 71 M.erceiltl •••••••••••••••••••••• S<oott-n 91 so Ckndc:• 9520 Dean Lewis GN' DOMESTIC '70 2$00 s d Belle r OTO CHOOSE' "72 JLU, Gd lr•BS.. ma ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORE I , e on. S . k TW • ..,., •• · Nels body work. 280 SE] 5 C-SABOT Sailing D1n1hy. 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p orCLASSlCS than Bavaria . tJC . 1974 240 z· .......... 0640 I . r-mos. old . $4.SO. '67 Ducall 250 nds minor '68 Shel bl resents u your car ls e•tr• clean Must sell. 00.-7898. I ~Pb. 873-. Auto. trans., ractory ~r 675 4241 wo rk . $200 /be$t o rr b 76 H', ·-as sce usrinct. C--' 9715 One's an a utomatlc. the 73 M-da con ditio nin,t, power . 642·4663 cnoo. Nu. -4 28 o r a .......,.. IA.UY IUICK ..,.... other a 4 speed. Air con· -&leering radio. heater. J el. Conv. estm. Roll COfl'llf'ln &tfltdrive 81 d ••••••••••••••••••••••• dhk>ning map & fully U: 2 Ca. "''"'000 ttiilt.'S Llka new NewpoMt!r Ketch. loitd(.."CI .,, ... HON D \ 16-0 rece t •.. v r I & le 0 2925 llarbor v · 1973 C .,RI 1 'd 0 I 8 000 r-. ~" . . · II i · r ~ 1 • n .,..r. ery a~ c • · aH new Lffl-.n '"-ia Mesa 979.2500 "' equ ppe · n 'f · 4.c;:......wt factor)' air con-condition. Ext'e ent n· Cruise Avalon or a~o rcblt en,il:. ~1 ust :scll thi11 $2250/bsl.~·5822 • SR s·s·.,.. """" V61 .. 1peed, air condi· miles l$91Kt<B ) & 15,000 di'i'rooin~ radio. Onveit , vestment.13667. Pa go , n m ui,t .se l l wknd.Sl 50.f1 r1n .&44·141ol --. • •. ~1..-.. ti & c mlltt(147LfJ). you 'llbuy'lt'.2lllKXZ. H I SSf.1 /ofr. -1960 Chevy pant.>I truck. ll & "' d --.. .,._.. ....... on nft appe •ran e LL..... urry Cor 27, cln . inbd 10 91.f 2 Mopeds, '73 modl'l CO()(! runninJ( <'Ond $4~ Automa c ·l_pee~5· ••••••••••••••••••••••• group. <4401.lSW,). --A m._ $2177 · ..!.._ Cor30,t=:qWpd .,llt3fl.1 l50 Ml'G.~.e11ch. oroff~r 673·5883 ~. & s hort wh t:~I 1972LOTUS Ul-95 -<?~GmUNobl,.t<NIC.1GdU_ilElaLc '66Mercede1 we have boats fro1n the 968 :fl4:t EUROPA DOM IUIMS ~ SEC smoilesttothol"""" · " '49 Ply mouth 4-door , (f)M Le.wtA• 1 k 1 . 49" '430 250 pe "'OCC 1 ~ .. ,.. Sliver w/b :1e nten or PORSCHE 'AUDI -l • l..MlUik.nowyuurneeds '73 11usqvarna.... on gtn;i ............ I' d lllltt& Auto. tr:1n! .• power CaUJ)ickal/\very&Co. lmmacula l.C l·oud., $750. OOH·2!i58. ~ AM /f'M stereo..& powu 13631 HorborG.G. WILLBUYYOOR e4J\. u,uw. steering radio, healer, ---""'=''':"-8900~~962~'::c-4~lBO~-llC&t&=,_,l1'1::;.c_· ____ :-I 1 · "Wood~" · TO""OT -windows. (lWJ._ '''-233 ATSUN,'l'O\'O'I' • elect<le~sunrool~Show '57 ta orri s-,, • '1-1 •••99 -· .· 266MPR locrh, Slips/ J975 lfus11 varna :t60 GT "''a~on. /\ hr.1rd to find -·· ....., • .74 V-6, auto. atereo/la~. OR VOUCSWAG£N VOL VQ oondiuon, · Docks.-9070 Xlrns, xlnt cond;,z. $1300 Bn tish Classic. Perl et\ 19b0 Hu•bor . CM 646 9303 VOUIOOM5~==~ cust. dee. Under w~ran-PtJ~~~ 1 SAVEi •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 492·34K7. ))each car in dtlllY U!e ty $3S95 640-0419 TOP DOLLAR 1~ Hurbor C fo\. b'6 "JI) • ROi\T SLil'S gctt ing 40 mp.: 67:1-1256. . Ch fiOOO . 13731 HarborG.G . · · · •62 Merc .. 1 Son1e livc·uboards J-londa ~~kenew. t'or d !tf ode I 'J', 19H , ~ib~~·ng. ~~·brks. R-a'd~: 53.c..4100 '7A>MCa/.PM", 4c l~•l'n '.:7pd50· SALBi~DENE Mice•••.,._ 974o 220 SE •«•• 6 t' l41KJ ' " " -,.,.,"04'2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......-vul .x &I0.4423 . Spet"d!>tcr bod y.restored. c_ I u t c h , ex h a u s t . Alfa RotMO 970& 552.1249 """" ''Con•ertible'' FOR SA L t; 40' 1•11wrr MotorHo-;;;.s, S4000.&IS·G.S97. t1rt.-s 1whecls. Gd. cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9723 1974MEICEDES Auto tram f;u.1ory air- Bo, at Do<·k "'1lh ·"·~ .. tJrin Sal•/Rfttt 9160 R-root. ionol .Sl600/ofr.S4.5·4035 '72.4.LFAROMEO ·73 Capri VG. 4spd, r.n-an 450SLCCOUP'E condit ioning power d w N 1 •• 30 A J\f I 1-' r..t s t e r e o · ••••••••••••••••••••••• """''~ Immaculate vehicle · d' ' h t.e Lon o. . t:"'l>Or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Veli1c~s 95 73 Datsun pick up, mag~ s~d'. AhM&/t't.1h, wlood& Absolutely mini, c_ond. FERRARI& is''; _ _._,,,Si.lvermetalllc sStee1v"er"gr'-,nr.,•.~o.le::hc~· S8..a ,5u0. 675 .. 1 :!~:1 &Rt·nt '73 0\'Crland 29'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wheels,radio.(1975 . gram as w ec Mus t isce O r1 g 1na l 1~GHIHI --•I th I ' i !fl9 3.'i66. ___ l.o:.idcd fo'rl'c miles, lo Rec reatio n 74 Dod ge B.a rts lron,496·9396 radials . Onl y 28 ,77 1 owner.SJ195~ot!;tJ·004l. L:AM Vft , exterior w/r'f:'U ea er etc.A collectondream. 0547 · ''h mil..-. <837(:1 V). Service Al Sane Price!. interior. Sunroof, AM I ZWV151. S I. I PS A':.. 1 I a bll' ror ratt•s. l'r1. pty 53H· · !6.~ mi .,':1,,.'::~.c1'5"),:cg2s· ""' "'LL.:....1 Sales. Leasin" Avail. f'M stereo, automatil'. & WOWI ""' ""'' llO"lS 14·/\u h .arc --cu.st. tnl. . .,, J"JJ ... ........ 69 o---·-PU .. ..... '76 CAPRI • llo I 0 I 18 000 .,.,.,,., .. · · '75Nwprt'r,2tJ'. 1-'u ll eqpt. --VJ..-. The Ferrari Store, lnc. a Y whees. n y . • :-cnou::,ly ~Or !<o :.il:· t"ull !>\.·l f contn 'd. Loda•· 4 Wht-el Drives 9550 & C~r SMll Oldsmobile/Cadillac Less than 4,000 miles, 1351 E. Pomona St, Santa miles. , d Mtnney s ly , 14•kl)', mthly rules .••••••••••••••••••••••• E xcellent cond ition in· LAG UN ANfG3UEL radio. hi:;a te_r. automatic A.na.~-6506. ALLEH 63 Merce es Yacht Sales ltc ... cr\l'nU"''·846·4800. * * side &out!ZCU224 . 495·64 0 lran s m1 ss1on . po V.•er Ral 9725 Old.smobile/Cadlll ac 200 o· I 548_·_!725 548-4191 7,1 c·.,,.,.u,,-, .• -. IS,OOO n>l. ..~·, 9707 steering. air eondition· LAGUNA NIG UEL Iese -I ' 1976 CJ 5 $1488 -;og, V-6. i2GSND0 ). ••••••••••••••••••••••• loats, Spt-f'd & slt·•·ps 7. Ca ll to upprcc. WHY HOT LEASE? ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5295 495·6430 38 P.1des pe r gallon, Ski 9080 ·lt/9·3'1~4!;1!15000 a • I '74 Audi Fox, blk . 4 dr, automatic, power steer- ••••••••••••••••••••••• fo'fJr Hr nt 2o' l\'Titi i ~1otor S99.81 mo. lff,!.i,ffJAj' . xwlanrtr caonntyd .. ;~~.·,o'r"o"rrocnr 1972MERCEDES ing & air conditioning. Hi' ·runnel Ski no ;1t. 1~17:'> lloinc, sips ti, generator. 36 mo. (Jt:L inc. tax -·-'11:'•-C·-....,""" 350 SL Immacculate! 646M MX. l 3511 P .Johnson. Ne w 9(,':>.f.JO.:i lstmo.&licl·nse l 1 <ac v · l'P .'>59·1447 Immaculate & loaded! $2299 trailer. $:!~~0. !J,.g·:!::.4 1. ,_ DELIVERS Hunt Bch. 842·«3S l9lOll ;:irbor .C.~t . Automa tic . both tops. !973AUlll100LS"speed, 631-1276 ari Rud. ____ Motor-Home-Rental OAC '56 Ford J>U. Xlnt eond. air condit ioninA & stcrt.'O. AM /FAf, air condition· Jim'M no 1;1astron J~) tG' !\" 14·1th 20'· 22' • 24' COPELA...,D'S Am /t~m 8 trk. $1250 or One owner vehicle. Sad '73Ca pri, xlnt cond. Ing. -Only 29,000 miles. MOTOR CARS J 30llP ~l crc.Cru1"er EZ Spl'ci al ~V ce kend & ("Ill besloffer.5ol6·0056. dl eback liAtW, M31·20ol0, 2600 V-6.must sell! (537MX~)LL. E:H l200W.Coa!1ll-lwy Loadertr.ull·r. '.\l'\t•r ui "'t'ekly rates. Reserve JEEP CITY '71 Dats un Pi c kup . 4954949. 552·~ ,.. 645·1102 S.1950. Ca!J .lftt•r tipn1 , lt l::Gfo.:NC Y MOTO.R 200 I E. I st St.. custom int .. new tires. '72 Audi Ci~ 9716 4 LAGUNA NIGUEL salt watl'r \ 1tt~:.i1 Hu_, al for ltondays now. ~omrn Oldsmobile/Cadillac 71,1 "'0.5192 JIO!\TE HENTALS SANTA ANA lowm1. $1695.833-8690 s~ ·' t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49r 6430 '00 280S. Full pwr/ air/ ~ d SA 4 r-"-'"'• ra~10._ex ren1e-. . • U\'''' ~ AM -FM. $4 ,700. Call ----925N. llarbor Blv · · · 558-8000 19731 ;i Dats un Pic kup ly nice f,'.a r 1ns1dc & out. LEAS E ORB · · · He•dituart11 I HI' Cors:ur U.:iy t'rwser ~ ••SJ1·2503•• w/camper shell , r adio, Won 'tl ast ~953 f''Jt.: 1973 Cl!llOEf'.'l _S'."·S lnS..taAna l.eCIM 1 ..:.67:::3-4~125=·------ ·rrir. ·;3 Chr\S, MOB. * * new tires & shocks. I spero, air cond.itioni~g. FACTORY 2805 1970. Blue. fully 42' E.161.h t:.~i . -Star ~-1 . H. 22'. ~any .,, 000 · XI 1 leather. meta l.he paint AUTHOR IZED New• Used ---) p p A xious owner, ..... ma., • n equipt. $6000 . .i97o IN\'ADt:H.. 15' Tri· ~:19. . . n . cond, like new. w /or $1988 Attl t f'M .. fot eticulously SALE •SERVICE · OVER JOO 675-2109 !lull Jtu nabout . ~Ohp * * without she ll .549-0733. ~:;~~~~·~:~d~:b~~: P~RTS •LEASING MERCEDES mere. \l.'allslrum trlr '72 LIFETIME WE'VE MOVED! '66 Chevy 'r.: ton'/ipi. up, Bta1Y.',831-20-10, 495-4949 . FI AT OH DISPLAY Call673-601~ 20' Motor Home BIG STOCK shortie step-sid , 283 VK, ljm:i•:..!.l•Je'f'ill Citroen Model 2.s c v House of lmDOrh 17' t'1ber~l 11ss. Ca thedral Dodge V-8 ... A/'f , P /.S, OFMEW&USED auto, PS. new paint. In· ~11k<1c~. d d $850 AUTHORIZkD ~lull. 255 hp Chrysler P/U, dash air, roof air. 4WHE•'DRl\'ES qu.lre 493·4725 llunt . Jkh H42 ~43S 1968,g con .. MERCEDES DEALER Eng.needwork .lltg hest Onan G e n e r a tor . Ao 640-1280 120 W.WameralMaln olferovcr $800.G46.0872. 11\fot /F~t Ste r eo, roof OVER75 '62 1-~ord Ranchero 289 , .74 Audi 100 l.S. 4 dr. SanlaAna 557-2132 6862 Manchester, -----1 rack & ladder, aux. gas TO CHOOSE FRO~ has blown head gasket . Si lver Blue, w/air & uuto Dahun 9720 Buena Park T-portat1'on tank, cruise control, $150. 968-<198..a 1 d k, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 523·7250 ,_,. C""PELA...,D'S trans, "nt con . ma c , Z --·• d r k ••••••••••••••••••••••• awning, T.V. Antenna. , w ....,.. V 9 570 ofr 673.4749 73 ?-10 ~. i,:uvu co~ ,s 1.c Fi•at OnlheSantaAnaFwy. C-n.Sale/ Top qual ity! Lie . JEEP CITY ans ' shift, brwn w/p1n stn_P· -R·~ 9120-142GNQ$8,495 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975AUDIFOX ing. mai::s. Af\.t /F'f\.1, air. U-.-.1-••••~~•••••••••••••••• ftEGt.::NCY MOTOR 2001 E. 1st St. '72 Che" Van; xlntcond. 3 4 Dr. 4 speed, air condi b'73.:Jfi59. 1 ,..:JC~ 1-IOME RENTALS s•HT• •14• spd, 350 eng. Cust. in · u·o00·ng , eruo·.·e <'ontrol & Bel ~ buy -MINI ; Campers $895·up. N 11 bo Bl d SA ........ "'"' tcrior.$2800orbesloffer. ·' '74, ll 2 10 Dats un ore,,_u ·· SALE2 M 925 . ar r v · · · rad;o. 12046365). h · Shells Sl79.50·up. •· ••SJl·2S03 •• "'58.SOOO 493·7:>A7 55195 Fa s Ib a-c k. W "• · Ml•slOn Viele> SERV" E jorway, 858 W 18lh, CM __ .::..:~c=~:.C-:-1 l' An-1 /t~M radio. radial 1 642·8471 •72 TIOGA * * Ford 73. hkc braod ocw, DOH BURNS 1;rcs. <spd. Only 13,000 ln'IPC>rl• LEASING 19, Mini Motor Home only 161.000 mi. Custom PORSCHE t •UDI mi.. perfect shape. $?995. . For sal(', '7.3 Ca b-o"'r Int .. paneling, crpts. etc. .... 640·l980 or644·292L A'llery Exit. S.D. Fwy. -..eon Vt.to cmpr, 8' bed . sips 4, ice· Dodge 360 V-8, /\ff. P /S, WHILE . Lge tires, sec lo appr. .13631 Harbor G .G . 831-1740 lmPorte bx, rng, sink. storage, P /B, dash air, roof air. $29SO. 979.7579 636~2333 '72 DATSUN 240Z e\ec. wtr pu mp. Nice! radio. a14·ning, roof rack AJR CONDlTIONlNG '72 Fiat 124 S pider Avery E•it.S D.Fw')'. $400.499-4131/675·5284 . & ladder. 6 new tires. THEY 'GS Chevy Van, rebll6cyl. •74 lOOLS. Exec tease. $3800 498-2849 A tt1 I f' M . 1 o mi, 631-1740 Lie. 570t'NJ Sale price crptd, panelled, best 0 f· S145.35 mo. or sell. I..o m i, tran s I er re d , $3095 . 1971 Mercedes 280 SE, Want to Rent Camper · $7,495. fer. ~-0896 loaded, blt1n dic·tating '741/z 260 Z 496-4617 sunroof. air cond., im. ITOn by 15th Nov . Che-ap HEGENCY A10TOR LAST · 't L'k P l as possi ble. 894-7194 . llOl\.l E RENTAL '70 t~ord Van. 6 cyl auto R eqwpm · 1 c nc~. v 4·.Spet;d . factory air con-Fiat .73 124 SPort Cpe. AC, mac. $7200. 536·7542 days NH bo Bl d SA & II, new paint, sh:.rp. pty.833-l!SOfl. d1t1~n1ng,A~/Fla1 .sterea AM /FA1 lSm mi. I.t int. 536-5006~veii . 92.S • • ar r v · · · _..t 8 d r a dio, racin g oranJi:e ' ' '7 4 8' Cab-<1ver Campcr $650. 548· 7153 or 646·5761. ••531·2503 •• 6-'75Lc:mdcn111ers 213 ·<148 ·45 4 ayS,·72 Audi !OOL S, 4dr spoiler ,fronl&rearwire S1700/bst962-54<14 '58 Mercedes Benz-_219. Soft top, Hardtop 714·846-S009e\·es. Radials, air, An-1 /Ff.1 m ags. wh it e letter Honda 9727 Gd. cond , ne\11 radials, '73EXPLORER &WGCJOns 1971 C l-IEVY VAN . radio . S29_0 0 .' l'h : r{ld ials. lS.ooo miles.••••••••••••••••••••••• new upholster.y . '73 Mercedes 280 6 Cylinde r E c onom y Special! Automatic trans mission, po wer' steering, air condition· ing, radio, heater, less than 17,000 miles . <7139). $8695 SLEMONS MERCEDES 1970 It arbor. C.?tt. 631-1276 '73 Mercedes 220D DIESEL E c on o my Sp ecia l! Automatic transmission. radio, heater. (16476). Priced to Sell SLEMONS MERCEDES New 24" Oeluice Import 5hell S245 or best orrr. 645-6468 979 Oak St. CM. 20Ft.MotorHome leaf Price equipped fo r camping. 646-:fl92.mor11111~s . J<f9MWll. .73 CIVIC 2SOOOmi ,S2lOO. AM /FM . A Classic . Dodge V-8, A/T, P IS. ~1 U S'f SELL. Excel.BMW 9712 Llkenew'. $:1350.536-4694&536-8428. 1970 Harbor,C.ttt . PI B. Stereo. roof rack & Increases cond. 586-2694. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $6495. 494 .5280 63I·1276 I ·'d · g T V an M BZ '67 200. New engine.•---------au er. awrun , . . · •73 240 z " '69 VW Wes t1.1halia tenna, loaded ! Only 5682 SAVE 73 Dodge 300 Maxi Van. 1 ,73 Honda Ci¥ic Fully equipped . Be MBZ '75 450 SEL. Exec. 'Camper . 1.000 mi . on miles. Lie. 303G JV Ton, crpt, nds paint. Slick shift. fa ctory air . early! (Tl-IF331). $3995. Luxury Sed. Metallic reblt eng., gd brakes & $7,995. $4200. Make ofr. Must conditionin)'.l, AM J 1'~ta1 4 Cyl .. auto trans., radio, House of Imports . 213/ finish. Elect. roof. Old tires.557 ·4160. REGENCY MOTOR TODAY Sel1!$646-1805,548·2863 radio, heater. P.1etallic heater, rallye wheels. 921-8588714 /523-7250. price. Save over $2 ,000. a-~ricCars 9130, llOMERENTALS V Coco. mags. Flawless. Real economy c ar.MHZ ,75 280 Sed . E ... (040890). House of Im· _, d S A '72 ()odge Bubble Top. 8, 27511WA 205JPR " •••••••••••••••••••••••I 925N.HarborB\v ... Example: auto,PS.PB,AC.Stove, 21MC12...,...m:.,1rwy. . . . ec uliv e car . Pre· ports . 213 /921 ·8588 Electric Car, A·I Cond. I "'"' 53l-2503 "'• '75 Lanc:lcruitt"r sink, ice box . 963-6894. IS1:"4~'4t $5495 $AVE in e r e a s e savings. 714/523-72.50. • Encl. front & back. 3 w 1 N N E BA G O . '7 2 Soft f UM Avery,..,.._., htt (119635). Available for tt1BZ 'SJ 190 4 cyl. scd. Car ·whir. new tires & batt. Custom Chieftain, 22 ·. op. '67 Dodge 200 SpQrtsman O,.nSuncMp Jim Marino 8.M!fa1 lease or purchase. House looks and runs like new. $495 or best offer ., Sa c . $9 ,995. P /P . 4·Speed , air, s hocks, runs good, automatic. MOTORCARS of Imports. 2131921·8588 Priced for quick s ale. 53&5167 ) 531_3374. Warren hubs , mud & $1200./orrer.545-4478 r--Y--~........--714/523-7250. (039799D l. House or lm--=::..::=------.::::.:..::::_.oc__ ____ --1 snow.062NDM. 1.973 BA1W BAVARIA-4 1200W.Coastllwy • Mot~~:s / 1$5 750. 22· ?t1 .li. better '73FORD speed transmission , a ir 645·1102 13600BeachBlvd MBZ '75 SE. Very low ports 2 13 /92 1·8588 . Sc 9150 than nu , full S.C., xtra $4777 ECOMO ... M~M conditioning & stereo . Westminster milesandfullyequipped. 714/523·7250. ••••••••••••••••••••••• gas tank & stor com pt.. Stereo custom int/ext, lo radio. Saddleback Btat W, 1974 Datsun 710, Orange 636-2500 or 892·665l Lease or buy on extended MBZ '66 250 SE Cpe. 1974 K.AWASAKJ CALFE sell /trade. PP, 846-7127. 11e41\· l"•n: .1 mi, 536-9477 &11-2040. 49.S-4949. w/Black Vin . top. 2 cdr. JCIC)UCW' 9730 terms. Two lo choose Horizon blue. A beautiful BIKE-900 c.c. engine • twW . .. . xlntMPG,x\nteond.new ••••••••••••••••••••••• from. (005216). House or family ca r! Extended with many more options. Traders, Tra•.& 9170 '74 Ood~e 318 VS. Auto. air 1973 BMW 2002 l11-A1r con-tires. SS2·1994 art 6PM or Impo rts. 213 /921 -8588 terms. (085243). House of Must see to appreciate.•••••••••••••••••••••••_ TOYOTA _ cond, mags. pwrsteering ditioning , stereo &. ~ne wknds . "64 JCICJUCll' 3.8 714 /523-7250. Imports. 2131 921 .8588 (8F9664). ·Saddlebac k Late ?ttdl 20' Santa Fe & Pwr disk brakes, owner. XLNT cond1t1on . Aulo. trans radio, ·BMW,831-2040 495-4949 . s elf -c ont ., loaded crWse controJ.$4a<>o.Ph: Saddle back BMW , '74260Z.Blue. heat.er,s unroof ~elc.OneMBZ '75 NEW 450 SEL 714/523-72.SO. -"-"--'-"'-'-="'----1 w/refrig. cooler, awning, 1966 Horbe>r: C 1.\,.646 9JOJ 494-8312 aft 6 pm. 831·2<»0, 495-4949. Xlnt mi. owner, nicest you'll find! luxury sedan. ~nroof. MBZ '73 280 SE. Sed. 4 . .S. '72 Yamaha JSO Cafe. hitch & sway bar, bath· .... .....__ W Id 9590 OR•NGE COUNTY'S 752-6531 002FOG. Cassette. Specia l sale Pride of ownership and $675. tub, crpt.s 4 whl elec. '54 4x4 military ~ ton -'"' an "' F pd SJ495 price under $18,000. 1976 immaculate! Extended 646-2904 . brks, lik e' new, sips 6. Dodge pwr wago.n Gd ••••••••••••••••••••••• OLDEST ·73 24oz AM / M 4·s ' replacement cosl $22,482. term s av a i I ab I e. ___ ..:..::..::::.:..cc__ __ I Owner 586-7719 con d . Ha s w t n c h . . radials. mags. bm. Only J' Mari (036085). House of Im-(OLS615). I-louse of lm- 'W Yamaha MX 125. l)irt . Sl.100 /bstofr.646-8402. TOP DOLLAR ~ 128.500.$4 ,800.646-62ll 1m no port s. 213/ 921 -8588 ports 213 /921-8588 ;bike. Gd cond . $300. Call ·12 31 1h ' Fireball Travel PAID 'II ,73 Datsun pick up, xlnt MOTOR CARS 714 /523·7250. 714 /523-7250. 640--4676. Trlr.Xlntcond.,readyto '53 Willys PU. Chev 327 TELY Sales-Service.J,easing co nd ; al l n ew tires. 1200W.Coastl-lwy MBZ ,75 New 450 SEL · roll. Low at $4 ,995. or bst eng. Lots of hvy duty IMMEDIA • l l '66200Diesel. 173 Y11maha 360 ~IX . ft. Morns & Eves . xtras,$1600.499-3416. FORA.LL RoyCarYer, Inc. shocks , s hel & cus . 645-1102 Lu:cury Sed. Sunroor. Desert ready. Be tt~r 0 Rolls'koyce BMW boot.2X>0.49.S·6&18. Cassette. Special sale $18SO,Stick, 1.han new cond . $525 . 4934007 · '74 GMC Jimmy, full FOREIGN C ... RS Zl4 E.17thSt. ·m Datsun 200(), xlnt cond. IC&MCHI Ghia 9735 price under $18,000. 19761---..o.536:;_·6_7c.2.''--- 64&8402. 16' Aristocrat. chemical time, xlnl con~. P /S. CALLORCOMEIM Costa Mesa 546--4444 M"'-'l see!$1B9Sorbest. •••••••••.•••••••••:••••re placement cost . fr toilet. ti1any xtras. Good P/B, A(f, 960·2925 aft. 6 TO SEE US 645-5662 '67K&nwGh1a $22,482. (034810). House MG 9742 4 Honda 2so Enduro., ~'0."!'dc.!'~':':00~548~·l~22J::'..'---)-P'°·:::m::·~-::-:::-:-:-;--:-=:I Sl.100 .... 3416 or lmnnrt". 213 1 921-8588 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :s.soo. 1o1any extras. Bx· 1-· · · .. ....,. • .., •,celtentCoru1 .494·5081 17 1 ~'Keoski\IS/Cnucpt.1972 SCOUT & 1973 '74DalsunB210Faslback. 714 /523-7250. 169MGCGT h Auto, air, radials, other Mm.dcl 9738 iOllONOACT·70 curtains, uphol, brakes & SC 0 UT · B <? t a'. e extras. ll.OOO mi., $3,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MBZ 175 New 450 SEL 4 speed. radio. wire ·Come see! ...... rf. cond. tires sips 6. spare tire in hardtops. Equipment in-&'ST• altO.t.DWAY negotiable.675-IS86. Luxury Sed. ~u nroof. wheels. Show room re· •" mount ,auto gaschange eludes. rC!of r~~k. • 73McndaRX2Cpe Cassette. Special sale ady.Oneowner. runs great 67s-35B7 over , wilt sell hitch, awn-automatie, air condi~ion· SA HT A AHA ·m PICK-UP new battery. Auto. trans., rad 10, price under $18,000. 1976 1974Kawasakll75CC.1m· ing &encl. rm as xtra, ing, P.0"'.er steeri n~. 835·3171 seats & c lutch. Good rallye wheels. Ei:tra rcplacementcost$22,"82. $2988 maculate $500. Ph : ready t o roll $1650 XLNTuuude&out. Will JJOOW.CoastNwy.N.8.. TH1UlJIMATIDAMHO•.t.c"r"1 tires. gd running C?nd . nice!009KYA. (039433) House of lm- ,642-8335, work. 640-7442 64&3866 trade.Saddleb .. •,ck Bl'otW. 642·9405 MW 20024 ed Just tuned. $1000. r1rm . $1995 ports. 213 /921-8588 I • 'born A kl T 831-2040,495-4 · 1971 .B · spe ' 58G-3SJS 714 15Zl·7250. :~ ... , • .-~I~' • e. s or om. A.utoSenice& airconditioning,stereo&; 1 • 1 ;1•,1,e , '. !74 Suzuki TC 100 4 trail P.ts 9400 '7<1 Chevy KS Blazer · full Orange County's mag wheels. One owner. '72 Datsun 240Z . Auto. -'65 Mercedes Benz 220 SE 1JC ;i :gean;4stgears.2roomi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lime 4x4 $4900. Aft. 7 HighestSBuyer Saddleback BMW , green. Mags, $4 ,150 . Lao-~ Classic Coupe. Silver, llunt..Bch . 842·«35 :xtntcond675-8384 4 Firestone Steel Belted p.m.496-6765 on Imports 831-2040,495-4949. 557·6610or54l·4158. ti'!!!~ leather, wood inter., MGI 97 4 4 Radials, !Z 70xl3 w / ,71 T t IHIMaxeyToyota BMWl6-00T 2 verv . ....,0 ts 510 w R 36-00lle hBI d tape. Xlnt cond., $4700. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 HONDA slotted Mustang Rims. ·oyo a Ca ll RogerorlJill · 71 ype • ., OD a un gn. uns J ac v 64{).022f New! $150. Under war· 847-8555 clean , m a ny extras. good. needs body work. Westminster · 71 MGB·GT. Mint cond. Like new. CB·350. $700. ranty. 536.5129 Landcruiser 53,000$38004S4-SS44. mi. $595. 548-8135. 636-~or~-6651 ·m Mercedes 280 SE. Must Spoke whls. 28,000 mi. »79-l268.orG46·3J58 Hardto'.f-FRH APPRAISAL sell. $4200. or make ofrer. $3,700. 644 -5740. '~ 1973 zsovamahaMX 4Deep·DishSlotted Mags. We buy used cars & Aflemoon /eves9GJ-3139. Opel .974, , gd eond .. "'"'"" 4 Lee Manhandlcr tires. 4 Wheel drive, M/FM t rucks. Call GROTJ-1 MB d ~ ""'"9' $175 firm . 673·3.568. stereo radio, beautiful '69 230 1e an. AC, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1!46-...,.. condition~ (027EJK). CHEVROLET for a (ree PS/PB, AM-FM. Best of· '71 A1ANTA $1295. Xlnl •'7l Yamaha 250MX . Great Marquette Auto . Scope. appraisal. (er. 833-1682 cond, ecpnomical 4 spc • w /s mog an•h ze r & $2995 GRCYrHCHEVROLET stick,redw/blkvinylinl Shape. Best offer. Eves . 18211Beach8lvd. 1967M-e"·sZ30 ••••~ : or wknds, 494-4S89 ~1.~~7c_.:;,1a. ttacbmenl. h .., -. --·:.:.:..==------..,.,.,.,., _, HuntingtonBeac 4 Dr. Scd~d . Auto.matic. ,-~-.. HONDA XI .12.'t. 1974. 900 966 VW . II 847-608'7 549·33.ll pwr. sleeting & air con-_.,.'C'J'U 9747 ! miles, like new. $550 or 1 engine .. ear ii 1970Harbor,C.M. dilionlng. Very Clean! ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. bst orr. 496-S4$8 e venin>::s run. S300. Also misc. VW 63I·1276 S&LIMG YOUR CAR? (TPL812). 1971 Pantera. 11 : l com1 ,.. or wknds. part..~ 545-0159 TOP PRICES P ... ID $3095 ratio, all options, vet') '•• VW p C 1 1 '65 Ford ~ whl dr. new For Imports DOH IURHS clean, days, 521·6410 Eat .. 1973YamahaTX-500. "" . an .. omp e c eng, 400 llP, positrack Paid for or Not 32. Eves,646-8476. ! CheM')'condltion. rolling chassis, "'!newl y rear end, all nu brks & DnnLewlslMpor1s PORSCHE/AUDI .. $995FIRM.546-3286. ~t tri"bj· Abodllio. 59VVW wbl~drums, llllnt runnln11 1966Harbor.C.r.t . 13631 HwborG.G. Porsche 975( .. vert e y, ery cond .-t~ 968-9225 646 ,......,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""J·Jonda, '73. CB500, K2. gtraight. Needs top. '.. · . .,~ S 634-2333 ~ Xlnt cond. 645-7898. Trucks 9560 A , ~1603 ~·I ..•.....•...•••••••••.. TOP G ;;a HONDA CB 350. 8,000 Cle.sics 9520 71 D.._ PU $ c ml. S600-lf'•de to small ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 speed, radio, hc11ter, • weet bike. 875-8110. 1938 CllEVY. s-window over head 'cahlper 1l~P5 Pai'd COUPE. Al.L STOCK . 6.LowmHes1 366llT. 1971MAIC0400. l MM A C U L ATE . $2388 f 'OR $3.Wor Bit 892-671•. • cai 1 --" .. "',..-= .. ~"""""· -"'-. .,,-,..-..,-,_,,-. " Used YW's .im Sutukl GT380, front G vouR r, ll'M -~\· •P'afd for ar Hot • dlu,&a't:8.~: • .JtrUN~~i?J~iM S e "\Lii~cftd ·-----'=~----10 ..,I~':' SOMtONt'S t;i Hld. Bch. 142·4435 I~~· fl o .... 1c H.o. 250 cc I · · CHRJSTMAS tJ; 1:rm.:;qALJ belLer than a ew • ..._Attu.a11outl.btD•U1 Musl telll ."12Courier.Bi11 -·,.,,,ncJc"'h'IV"'.'- -S.11/trade, $825. PP, ~~ ~°!ac~tm•• Ire,. tirel. am/!m. Grt 1 •bape. llunt Bch. g.u.405 -.1121. ~ o s;: 3$l1;$.J8 S;l,850.979-6698, R ck I I '73 914 Porsche, 2{),00( MBZ •75 280 c. 2 Door mi '!. Decore group, hardtop, full power, mags. $5300. 837-6804 an stereo radio. Exetutive 6 .... ear. Extended lerms-i--.------- available. (106014 ). Pors c he '64 C ne"' Hou"Se ,o f Imports . throughout SS.SOO aquit) 213/92J.s588 714 /5Zl·7250. sac. $4995 or trade for late model VW + cast! '75 Mercedes Benz 280 640-7634 Sed. Beaut mapleyellowl--'-='---·--- wibambooin,ter. A/cond, '74 914 2.0 Ponche. A.lr, am/fm radio, new radial app. gr oup. Like. nu. Urt.•11. Mdnt cond. 24,000 752-~t. 1 ml'a. Pvt pt.y. Ma-1.368 '73 POrsche 914, new tires, EU.. idle items with a paint & brakes, AM /fo'M Dolly Pilot Clusll!ed Ail. tapo, >tint c:ood. -. /ol· 612.167&. r..-.'36-M28 r I • > • ' Mfet.IM,oriN ........ ,.rt.4 .......... l•p1rW ue..UMd ........ UMtl Sunday,No¥9mbeft,197S D.tJLYP1LOT 013 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••·•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -f I ~::.'.~ ...•..•... !?.!~ !!e. ........... !?.~~ !~.~!#~~~ ...... !?!.! !~:! ............ !?.~ ~.~:! .......... !!.'.~ ~.!'!'!.! ..•......• !!.'.? ~.~:~ ••••••••••• ~.~~·····-···-~.~~ ........ . '10 114 c....,tbllt, extra Dean 74YWC......,.S , VOLVO HUGE '72 Co•pe de VIiie. ''32 '''l clean. Mate otrer. LBWIS• • Se....,.., to cboole rrum. . Lolded.P\"l.pty. •t-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ or'45-1131. Here'• •n ex•mPI•: llcW--. Di•r CADILLAC $SSl887 -st, 350. T·top. 4 .. pd.. Ate, '14 Mtttl.4fY Cooa•r. 2 Dr. Must ae.11. '14 Pinto Squifl Poracbe, lllSI, 912 . .s i pd.. PRESENTS r;rS.:~•ed r!_Ol,(20•!~v:.1• S...e..t .An• ~ '96 Cid Cpe 0e·v11ie, new am/fm,. XIAt (()Qd. $Uf. !!:~m'n· 6C.O.ded! CaJI Wgn . Radla.IJ., R. ratk. perfed coocL, "'5CQ. C.11 · • •-· ~ · SELECTION tir ... &ood cond. --311-al\S. --a · lwnuy int. Below lo boot m.llOlS. '76 TOYOTAS .., ... _ot OanaPolnt ... ·3'10 7 SMerc:wy atSZ.S1S/ofr."*1'08· ~u1c,2.o. n ,ooom1. Atc. v::4s~~~ M llR \DIS To~!.!,!_l~m eo Cadlllae. aood cond. 69 Corvette M--.. '72 Pinto. ouutandlo. Stereo. Appearance COMllMAND IJ7"1 H•-'--A.A, ~-"• 1200 or b .. t orrer. Sffn......v -~• cond. Rldl,auto.2000Cc;, &-··•~......... -lll ..,.., MDT RS Ca .. atfflttPricu •.o<>-&t 7-1 V-'.11uto.tran1 .• r1t tory .. .-uiii•··--·~· --~-JEST ORIY IJ4"4100 Low ..... Rm. ~· Coupe • •Ir conditioning, 11ereo ~-.~ ,_.,, __ .JJU..nc.w :ti Ponche.j.U, ----Anry Pkwr-SP...f.rn 11 J?eVille. leu than 44,000 Automatic trusm\11ion, radk>. heater, vinyl root. tt60 ~:~=7-~~~ BUY-OR tw c~-!'f... &1•-~S10Hv1~121 c~~~AC e~~:~:;-~;.·~~imr~'. ~~1cr. ~~;•,bey .. ·:·· .. ATLAS ... ~ - Eos.['--ft -11m1 . .10 &a-;i. nawJ#il,. YO&.l'.O Q>OtaM .. 1 "'°"''oo 1972 CJ.MARO -~.a99s_ 1" --_j~·OUlll>---t--1~ liU -w Ir e -w·ir-e e I 1 ' A -EXCLUSJ.11.ELY.V.O.L.VO • --~ ---()pon ail>' & n. 'tll 10 1976 91 2 E _, .. Spoed, radio, heattr. oa.ulGEC:OUHTY 2600 HarborBJvd ••••••••••••••••••••••• (ZJCY1541. fiW\ lWJtA" C~lw-_ .,;?;-"' 2 ON DISPU. Y "ii•ii•$uA:,i,•:-. ~n~~tnv,~CoOWl~a,1Fr ~'e.~~·~int~~1e~~: ~~~~~~~~i~'e:[; TOYOTA _ Ni 2WJ9,..~,r.ooJ .. e,tvd -' •• I AYAILAILI -SAbE ti vo .fiT79 t'Orldltionlnii: & mags. t:x. ........_"' l'O.Da YM = BU'i'.orLEASE ISM · c e-pt ioa1lly .abarp+ ~WU:~· 54~19~4 I OMRIMA----......... DIRECT <620.ELA.l. _6l.l·J2l6 o9"1'o.0.•.C M~l0l -.,. "' f'O~~~:~DI HIW -~~~~~ pj, •. f.!ti . .,+ .. ,11J ... •-7:I ~~:cfo.lae OLAlruG!"U~N~~N~IGdUl[!'L' ~ ............ !!.~~ ·i;;-, <;::'g:', P,::~, 'f:~or '::fOC:!.l1'~s onl~/ o;~~~; 13631 H.-G.G . 75 JOYOTAS 645-1102 l' '.{ :J. ll'1. t_J C rt bl " ~ '"'Charger!l8J. P /B, P /S, 63.-,e_3388ythrn• on •I $100 lkbuill """"new '"ea .' 63•23•3 onve I e 495 6430 1-:xcellent mecha1i11 1~·iil -ill 41.SODIMOSALI '$4 vw Bus. Fine cond. 2025 ~Manchester Beiiutirul cranberry 'fn • alr ,auto~294 C"Onditi o n . S875 uo>. '69 911T Rebuilt eng. Tires, mag$, }(Snt cond. $S,800. J>.P .963-~ WJTH !ftw engine and tires. Anaheim 750-2011 t.'Olor with while letlher '67 C11n1aro. 1 party Mat-.g 9952 640-1415or!l39·2332. • tll0().113·30'14. interior, fully equipped & o<Aner, top mech. cond. Ford 9940 •••••••••••••••••••••••. ~ '70 914 Creen/bllr:, extra cle an . ~1akc o rre r M6-~or645-I ZJI. 75 Porsche 914 2.0 DISCOUNTS .UHIGH•S $1100 FROM LIST PRICE 5 Speed, ""Y• wbccls. eJ ln 1.,;1 radio. heater, lcs!l . than £G1\ UULO 12,000miles. (S47Mttf P). ~ SA VE ~ TOYOTA SLEMONS MERCEDES 19b6 Hu1bnr ( ,,, 6~6 '130] 1970 I-I arbor. c.~1 . 631·1276 .9767 ---------1•••• ..••.•••••••••••••• ·73 914 2.0; ap·p. g roup, 1972 TRIUMPH .~ New. tires & brakes, TR 6 . AM /FM .$5l00.9'19-7238 ·4 speed, wire wheels & '71 911T Targa, lmmac. pinstriping. (089HSY ). Air. A~f /F~1. mugs, new $3795 konl s . $7850. Days DONIURNS ~~;::;. e\'cs & wknds l'ORSCHI /Al.IOI 13631 Harbor G .G . '59 Porsche 356' A, New paint. gd cond., $2700. 636-2333 "''-"'3~"-----1 '71 Tri-ph TR·6 .75v I I 000 'I • ~4M""l•n•ll VR·Aulo G7FUryll.R/l-l .Gdt1rcs. 0 VOS as than 28, m1 cs. 327 cng, mus t sell $950. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' _. · • · · I f" · b I VW Camper. Good •..U L (P~194411 897 _5400 •65 t'alron gd rond. s:d. radio, hittc h ,bat·k . t!ng ne . air 0 1 Y·· eood.. New 4!ngint-. Best -r OI" eow Pn·ced to . . mi. with minor adjust. radutls. $2.995. &10·152!1 s.&25.:.00· 5H6 991:i. of.fer over $2000 613-4240 611 1 Cam.aro SS 396. $400.846-38l!I ors,s&..7526.Chris . _ ·73 DUSTt:R. IC,100 mi . Tom S II PS PU, G.S,000 ons:. m1. ----M V . S . k hkC' nt!'ll>' Sl800 673-4187 e New tires, A~t /Fr.I . tape 1913 Ford LTD, 9 pass, 68 ustang ·ll , •lie • &675.2800 . vw BU~S ·61 Thnl '74 SAVE NOW 20ToC_fr_ GARDEN WEST VW j ' k \\ ' I I\ I -,_" ,\ ' 11 , t \\,.,, ,, ' ' • ' . d '75SIROCCO 4 Speed, 1tereo.ma1s. 10.000 miles. under fac· tory warranty. 063NAN. $4695 G AA:DFN WEST VW H 1 .. ~ \\ SLEMONS MERCE DE S deck . Xtra s . $1600. CountrySquire.p/b,p/s. xlntrond.$800 $4()..1295 a /C,$2,350.S.Sl2459 642-7671 ---1970 llarbof". C ~I. . Chevrolet 9920 im Galaxle soo. 4oocu .ui. '67 Mustang. Xlnt rond 631·1276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2barrel,40 .000mi.,auto Call M0-5865 Sat/Sun 1970 l'lymouth Uu:-i.t~ 61 ,000orig, mi. $1 2!>0 644-JOOlf 1----------1 CONNELL tra11S, PS. PB. 2 dr .. nice _a_n_..-_21l_m_. __ _ CADILLAC EL DOl\ADO h $1900 8 5 645 0001 73. Very low mileace. s ~~· .. , -·10 ~lach I. 351 4-v. P /S.P°"ti 996" oriu\.6,642-8483 . P /B. AIC. auto. ne w oc g Pride of ownership •nd c paint, jade green. brown •••••••••••••••••••••-.• 1-=========:-i shows it. FUiiy equipped. HEVROLEJ i4 LTD Country Sqwre. 9 int., rebll eng. $2400. or 'ID F\rebird Convt. AJC 75 Volvos Buy on extended 1£rms pass St. Wagon. Air, beit offer. 644 •1857 0 auto, nu radials. 6Z.000 or-lease. (45P645). House SALES&.SERVICE AM/FM, Sac: at $3600. 536-0S.Staft.S mi xlnt cond. Sl.600 "61}'' Left In Stock Bworlease F\nanling program. On or the best in the county. Up to GO months. eJe:~~ 1966 Hn•hn• ( l.t 6.t6 9]0) of Imports. :U3/ 921-3588 2828 Harbor llvd. 581-1210. 645..f464 714 /S23 ·7250. COSTA MESA 191'2 GRAN TORINO '69 Mustang Fa~'back.1·,-----.--.-- 546 1200 WAGON · i.~ull Power rUM well, new tires all 69 Bonneville Conv . 171 CadlHoc • air amJim rack l\1usi around , rear mags. $11 Loaded, all ~xtra1, lo ml, El Dorado .67 IMPALA runs good. Seib 496-31si. · or best offer-. 493-"290 ~th int. Bsl ofr. V-8. auto. trans .. factory New tire!. siso. .72 Ranchero PU. Xlnt otdsmobil• 9955 • air i::onditioning. power 586-&118 d 1 PS/PB ·t ••••••••••••••••••••••• l 9 7 5 P O N T I A f., steenn8. power brakes, conk.~ r, •cs m Sales and Service FIREBIRD ESPRIT· power windows, power '68 NOVA . 2 door , de.c ~id, 4 t ,OOO 8 <'.lual Sliver with blac:k in· seats. radio. heater, automatic transmission . mi, v.:ide stl belt lirci. OLDSMOllLE tnk>r. 8 track i;tcreo, whitewall tires, vinyl air conditjoning, power Call bef 6, 548·92l<i, AJter GMC TRUCKS honeycomb m::ig whcitls roof. tinted glass, \\'heel steerirui:. &mall V8. New Scall64.2·5218· HONDA CARS & low miles. Saddlebaclt covers. 229CXJ. ~res. One o"'.n.er. ~x~~p-i-2 .Ga.laxie 500_ PS /PB. Unf•enffy Olck BMW,831 ·2040, 495.4949_ «>795 t1ona l oond1~1on inside air cond, auto, AM /t'M 2.850llarborBlvd "' and out. A:>ktru~ SI 100 or stereo tape, Clean. $1550. Costa Mesa 54~9640 74 Le Mans power. ~Ir. R.......i 9755 Hcr•op ~·:::~~t·;;.;·;;.~·~~-;;.~ 4·Spced. radio. heater. '73 Volvo L/kMiLONO/!llLJ Frontwhl.dr .. rack&pi· ~~S~~els. Sbar., car ! 180~WCl9.>". &£'1•• ol l' • " t I I ' ,!••,\\, .lrtlLH i., Hl,•I \\, !<1>.11.I>! 'f•1,.,1 best orrer. 847 -0230 Pvt pty 644_ 1586. xlnl. $2900. ·5~ s s v ·111 Delta 88, 2 dr cusl cpe. 536-3634 I upe1 rl podrt . cry '73 LTD Broughm. 26,000 Nr nu tires, air, lo ml. c ean. x n con . rn.i . Moslextras. :>46-7206 Perl. $005. 645·1132. .'73 Pontiac 631-lDrJ ~~~f~~ri'o:i~~~~~~~l~j ~1277 VW Buses ~~.r,i~11 8~\~?·~~~~~~: 13000 Bea.ch Blvd .p.J &Campers Overdrive , stereo Westminster ~;. •. ~;;~ ...... !?~~ eJeartTOYlOWJtATA. . !7::1p ....... ~~e n ge r .9 ~~g';': 1:.~.r.;·•S.AVL ,E· kc new. 636·25000r 892·6t>l *1 DEALER IN U.S.A. 532CKT CARVER 1966 Horb111 CM 6~6 9JOJ 9 PaS5engerUke new. ""' WJW I ••••••••••I ROUS · ROYCE '70 C 311 ODK 10 5J<Hl20 or 502.3310 Gran YI .. Cpe 1974 Monte Car.lo Landeau ·oo f'alcon sta wgn. $ISO. 'Gl Olds 98• 4Dr. New Auto. trarui., Cactory air r~lly equ1pt, low Gd runn ing cond lires.batt&tuneup.$42S. conditioning, power mlleage. S3S50. 548-4774. 64&5&39. Ph: 642-1561--steering, power diac brakes, power windows. AM /Flot stereo radio, heat.er, split seat, rall,ye 1 -------~--; wheel.s, cruh1e CQntrol, Excellent buy ! 370M ttt J ! ROY lf.•i:.nger, ex~4el:°UM ejn•u.I ln11,; 1 21•1.111tis1. '7·3 Spifffre ...,-lr-------....J COSTAMISA 4 Speed, rallye wheels. Llkc new. Good _secopd VOLVO ........ Codilac --'--'-------1 cLos105:~~~:':s ~'?iOt~rp ? See It today ? ~;~·Pop Top 8 I 31MT 1966 Hcuhn• c '·' ~~6 9JOJ ~~-.... $2995 S•~ 9761 Cle1i1n. fun camper. VOLVO '74 '' dr. Sed. Cmta M9jlll MO .... •v•.. '73 lus 666GMW Economy with style. ··EX·····C··L··U···S··IV···E···· $2899 ?7~9.:,nger . du~~~a4tPs ~i:i~~eb~:~ i\:r~si::~~ 7 Passenger. 12.000 Hou.'e of Import s. .. FOi lji•:~l!~~!l'/8 miles. Like nw. Ila.lance 213 /921 ·8588714 /523-7250. Ordn9e CounN -I I ac Ji orr .. ctorY warranty. '1 Autos, Used NOTO~ .:~·R::-Roadst::~·:~e c;;:;;··········;;o·i ~·heels. runs good. $695. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnquire493-47Z5 '60 Rambler wg n, gd. cond & gd. gas mi, •UfCHAOlllt.~ Volksw.,, 9770 'GS vw p rt m /'72 ~ 557-5134 .. cu ••••••••••••••••••••••• a c pr, w s.n &-5-nke 1 91 3 V W SU p ER. re7ond. eng. nu int. AMC 9905 DAVE Ross BEETLES . 1 paint. xlnl cond. $1~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• · pec1a mags·. &19_1636 POMTIAC·STVn 24'0 Hart>or ll•d. custom paint job, & ---------1 stereo. Will trade. Sad-Du.ne Bug, rec rbll 1600 dleback BMW. 831·2040. eng, w/cam. gm metal 495-4949. nake Marx body, $925. '74 Hornet Hatchback 549-1636 6 Cy·I .. auto. trans .. Toyota 9765 1973 VW CAMPER · ---------1 radio. heater. A ni ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmmaC'ulateinside&out. 71 SB auto, 65.000 mi. one !S82KQE. TOYOTA Ski rack>. One owner . Very good cond . $1550. MSJJ Saddle'back BMW , ~tark .4!J3-7060aft6 "' Exclusive Dealer South Coast Area luy or leost at Ml\RQDIS MOTORS 1\very Pkwy-SD Frwy 831 -2040. 495.4949 _ D l 1-.- 1 - 1 -Y_W_l_UCJ_ 1 _ 1 - 3 -.- 1 1 '66 vw sqbk. Sh"'•'' n•u• n11,;, l\1usl sell by 2:00, Mon. OJ Wll UUW the 10th. 640·7813 or rn 4 speed. radio. vinyl in-1362 .:;; terior. Complete rccondi· _..,. ___ ·------1 . ,/· VOL VO tion. 4J1CAX. '73 vw VAN 1\U'l'O LO MfLES $3.800 675-5016 1966 Hnrhor ( M 646 YJOl $1988 '66 VW Bug. Original owner. Serviced every 3,000 mi. New paint. 846. 7188. Mew 1976 Gremlin Fully factory equipped &: true ec onomy . (E46SE194962 ). $2788 _ .. _,_-~_1s_s_1_o_H_v_1~-'-~--i_21_1 ''l·i''il}" '74 Toyota Shlnook Hunt~ ~1h. ac ~;i.4435 1970 VW Bug Shorecrest House Car Tan. sunroof. 4-s pecd AMC /Jeep IC'e box, sink, bed, gas 73 VW PAHEL Sl400. 675·l503aft 5 16751 Beach B\,·d . _sc.·•_'c.•rc.·.c>t_200--'-· 54_6·_1_325_. __ 1 Radio. heater , camper J 9 6 9 , V W pop top Huntington Beach Save Gas.Great Buy! .69 eqwpped. Very clean. Cam pmobile . Fully 841.-8066 Low miles. 798HGH. equipt. Gd condition thru Corona. 20r. Gd cond. out. Rebuilt eng. Extra 1972 l·lornet Sportabout 4 S880. 552·9588.PP · $AVE side tent. $2500. 496-3006 dr wagn, V ·8, auto, pwr, . '70 Toyota Corona 117 Diamond, Bal. Isle. '65 VW . Reblt eng, nu 1\ul. trans .• factory air brakes. $600 /best offer. ·73 GREr.1LIN. pvt ply conditioni ng, radio. 631-3862. Automatic,34.000mi. hcatl'r. a real economy $1 .675. &15-3531 car ~067AQO. '69 VW Wes tphalia lui k 991 $1377 DeartlemiA .TOYOTA 1966 Horbnr . (~f.,t 646 9JOJ 1971 TOYOTA MARK ll COUPE-i\ulomalic. air • conditioning &: Landau. :· Low miles. Saddleback ' BMW, 831-2040, 495-4949. 142.4435 camper. Nu paint. tires. c 0 ,_>_lun_t._Bc_h_. ------I reblt eng. lmmac int. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 YW 113 ~oof 4 speed, complete recon- dition. Very clean car. 5961\SH. $1688 Harbour V.W. : : . SZ.500. 642-8178. '72 Le Sabre, 4 Or. 40.000. Sm a ll V-8 . Clean . '69 VW Squareback . 645·46'11or551·0579. AM /FM. new trans. very clean. Must see. $1525. ·ss Buick Skylark. Newly 559-0645. reblt trans .. great tires. ---------1 air. gd inter .. needs Sat. must sell immed. '6(] paint. $425. or bst ofr. VW, 68 VW auto, both 751·6151. xlnl cond. Mark673-2325 1----------1 '71 Bul1,;k L .T .D. Nu '51 VW radials. Excellent Cond, Xlnt running. bo,!ly $1475.493-0195 perfect. $48$, 673-ZIZS"' •71 Riviera Classic Hunt. lkh. 142·4435 '68 Squareback. Snrf., LOaded, xlnl cond. S21SO ==="----=o..c=-1 reblt eng, brakes, tires. Ask !or Ken 675·8595 1 X:lnt buy. '72 Corona Mark . VW Sirocco 4 •pd. air, $1,000or bet ofr. 64~7898. 644-8494 II, :MMPG, hi mi .. but gd ·s~ereo/cass . -4500 mi. cond. $1625. 536·9993. .. Silver. ~44 PP. 'ti) VW Sundial Camper. '71 Riviera, new tire5 .::;=::..::=::.:::::.::==--<--t:::::-:::::--:::-:---:-1 new eng Ir tires. Must see vinyl roor, good cond.: Quality •HD ' Price '75 IROUGH•MS 2toChoose Take Your-Choice (342MCO) Lo As $8495 S•LE PRICE --'75 EL DOR•DOS 3 toChoose Take Your Choice (750MEZ) Lo As 5799S S•LE PRICE --'74 IROUGH•M Loaded (751JSCI $5995 S•LE PRICE --'74 CPE. DE VILLES 7 to Choose Take Your Choi cl' <Ser. 1797) Lo As $5695 S•LE PRICE --'74 SHI. DE VILLES 2toChoose Take Your Choi ce t323JSC) Lo As 55695 SALE PRICE --'73 EL DOR•DOS 2 toChoose Take Your Choice ISer.0928)1.oAs $4995 5•LE PRICE --'73 SE!>. DE YILLES 3toChoose Take Your Choi ce (2'J1GIV) Lo As 54495 S•LE PRICE --'72 EL DOR•DOS 3 to Choose Take Your Choice (294 EAF) Lo As S4195S•LEPRICE --'72 SE!>. DE VILLE Loaded (Ser. 1019) 53495 S•LE PRIC~ --'70 CPE. DE VILLE Loaded (ZZK563) $2295 S•LE PRICE --'69 Corona 2dr, Clean. 968 VW, Oranae. gd. toappreciate.~8213. oneowner. 714-494-2833 rent valve/carb job. ist t.ransp. WJS /ofr. 7:51-5851 PLUS 12 MO. ----1'74 Pontiac Crand sarari '67CheyelleMalibu. '72TorinoW;n.Newtires, Pinto 9957 STATION WA GON . PS.Air cond.$700 . Gd cond., $1200 . 556.14110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM /FM stereo'. r\i pci.. ___ .. _•_·_95~ __ aft 5. AC. full power , spd con- --· '75 Pl.NTO Sta \\'J:n V-6, lrol , SPC{'i:.tl whe cl:o.. '64Chev.nut1rcs.gd cni::· lincoln 9945 auto. P iS. i\JC, radio. $4500.673·2700 nds . wk . mak e ofrc r ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ 96S·SOO"J St_eel r a dial s . L ~w Thunderbird 9970 173 Lincoln mileage. Ucaut1ful. Lie. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·w NO\''A 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl, 3 spd. good tires. runs good. $850. 997.2743 Mark IV 93~MCU. Special s11lc 61 Thunderbird, R/11 . Ff\t V-8, auto. trans .. factory pnce.S3995.53i.2503 Jt adio . A /C , Lo mi· air conditioning. power 74.000. $475. Call 551 -60!:1 steering, power brakes, '71. Lo mi. A/C, 4-Spd. nu PP. power windows. power tires, xlnl cond. $1 ,750 V -- •73 Impala 4-door V.8 Auto . air /cond P .S .. xlnt cond. !\lake Ofr. 546-1473 seats. Al\1 /io'M stereo 962-7413. • e4JCI radio. heater. whitewall ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9974 '66 Caprice. reblt transm . Only 65,000 mi 's. Good transp. SSSO. 644·i9<M tires. vinyl roof. tinted '72.A~1 /}":\1 .Xlnt. ·12 Vega GT Kan1bal·k. ·t gtass,wheelcovers .Sp\it Ncwt1res . spd , m /rm . a le, xlnt seal. sunroof, etc. t:xtra $1950. 644-18J6evt-s . rond. $2000. S3G-817U --"'· i4 El Camino. Blk on hlk. lmma e . Loaded . 673-0360. nice! 58289· !Autos, N•w 9800 Autos, N•w 9100 '64 El Camino 283. t.:ng $6395 xlnt cond. radio. heater, airshocks S800 675·552l:I ~ 731\fontcCarloLandau ~- Lo. m1 clean, -13600 Beach lll\'d 960-1792 Westminster 636-2500 or 892-665 1 '70 Capncc Loaded. full1----------1 pov.·er. ref. e_lect win· Met-cury dows , 65.000 m1. Best or. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rer over $500 .. Call .73 Mercury l\-1arqu is 551 -~82Z. No dealers . Brougham. lmmac. All Donlbolhe r ~~rless . pwr & e rui se. Nl'w Chrysl•r 9925 radials. slcrl't•. Bst ofr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PP644-5996 '71 La&ron Imperial. Al l New 1976 J•ep CJ-5 power. Leath Int, V-8, lil1 Bucket s c at s, F78x 15 _a_w_h_e_c_L_6_7_J._786c..c2 ___ 11 i r cs . 3 : 5 '1 a x 1 c . 6 CCMMf 9927 cylind e r~ I J6FH3A A · • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 Comet , VS sti ck . 30,000 mi , n ice car . SI850 /o£r . 7 51·5851 962-0265 aftr. 5 P~1 ---1 Conffnenlal •9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73.Lincoln 0210221. $3988 Shorecrest •MC /Jopp 16751 Beaeh lll\·d i-luntinl!lon Be at·h 848-8066 1975 Monarch Gh ia . Continental While, 18,000 mi "'"Y equip'd. $.5,0501i·l4 ·68!13 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• @rabbit . . . at DON BURNS VOLKSWAGEN 13731 H.UIOR ILVD. G•RDEH GllOVE 534-4100 MARK IV ---Beau if 1 w Autos. New 9800 Avtos, New 9800 1Autos, Mew 9800 . t u po ~er ~lue ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-••••••••• with le~ther 1ntcr1or. rs········································~ loaded with extras & ICEs lhan 27,000 uclu•I mil.,. SPECIAL 6:1 .. ll:Wl:":I SPECIAL llJUll $6s9s : SALE .... ~.. SALE : 1970 11"'~'.C.M . ~ SELL-A-THON i 631·1276 • • 1----'-'-'-.:.:;.ccc_ __ ~ • OVER 100 NEW FIATS IN STOCK : SLEMDNS MERCEDES 9932. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975CORYmE $6SOtaket. SC7-6C71 . 9Q-Dal5atlr5 PM. , '73 -9 P1s:1. Bus . Air, 1900 Buick Electra 12,000 MILE -=====:..:.=:.....-~-----~~--1 stereo, 'un rt, ski rack, Xlnt cond., $1.150. CADll.LAC Automatic. air cond ition· Atlfoa. lllllporNd .......... orfrtd new tires & clutch, lo 54a-6888. F•CTORY ing, power s teering,• GIGANTIC $AV·INGS i .,.,. •••.••• ·•·••·•••••·••·•·•••••••••••••••••·•••• .. •• .. • .. • .. •••• .. ••• .. • .. ··.·.·.··,·r1 ~~~~mac . $l,&SO. Cocllloc: 9911 PROTECTION Pl.AH ~~;~~ m~~~i0:1~er 1~!~: Vw Hu ~ERS • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Available On terior. Only 7000 miles.• "I 16 .Bu1. New paint. i2-Cad SDV, met. bm. ~l ost Models <lZ37J5S416641) : en(ine, tran1m,. Inter. w/.:ream vyn1 top. Bil ALLEN _COMMONW:~~~TORS. l TO. x1n1. Oller. 9:2·7089 . ~w in1tir:'.'~:~"~,.' ~,.-1111-;-,-1-C-1-!0---..j~ o~:!;'d"J"~~·~?~V~t• i .. ~:! ............ !??.~ X1nt oond. Must •till. new Mii lll&ltllu 495•6430 Serving Orlnge County llnce 1953. Alwlyl co. car ready for deUv. h9Ye a good Mtection olnew&Ultd'IW'aend '88Vol¥O Wgn . Reblt eng. e73-l2&6 c-..._ Ml 1--------- ~~ REDUCED PRICES WETE~:ND i . Choose frr>m Oranj!e f,() '.' Lar~,1·s1 .Wle clilln 1~( lf&lcls & Colnr.~· ALSO 1976 FIATS HERE NOW! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • • • • • • • ottw fine Cln _ ALL II: :;:l. r...onable new t ires . clutch &1----------1 ~--------' •TOP CASH ~ - all ~ltloned. •~ UI OOAvl nkes . '1100/ or nearest '66CadUlac Sedan For Corvettes and other ~ Fl T , . , ~ ·• alt 8472386 84000 "let: $750 used cars & truc ks !• . .I l-1lt.7YJH l ,fl Tl/111<17.f.'/J • 211• E. 1st STREET-SANTA ANA • . . ' 64~~ OPEN ltOWARO Chevrolet ,• ."inf.-. ••• ~ •• ,,.;,."., /.,,.,,_.;,,/( & f>1·1•r1"'''~ /),,/;,.,,n · • ~a Volvo St. wen l45. Alr1--------1 Do" & Qu•ll su. Ncor L" 120 w. WARNER at So Main SANTA 0 ANA_;· 835 6531 cond. 30.000 ml, AM /FM -ro Cad. Cpe, grn w/Un, SUMDA Y Jamboree, er.,lol , " • ' • stereo. Michelln tires, leather, nU radials, $2200 MacArthur. Newport • 557-2132 • Xlnt cond. 85-609.l. 552-1435 Beach. W-o5S5 •• ••• •••• • ••••••• ••• •• • •• •• • •• • ••• ••••••• • -' ' ' • • I T • •, \ COST A MESA DATSD'S SIU.LL · TBUCI CBBCILIST. All this a nd 1nor1: comtis slandard un AmcricD's If I !i.1d ljp)( .!lm a ll .Pic kup. Dalsun li'I Husthi r: I Ho Vt'OlfS uf sr11all . pu kup tixp1uiu1111• 111 1\ 111urica. J Ourdlile 2UUU(,t ).t11g /e overhead c:<un J 4-i.pend all-syru:hro tran!ln1issio11 (:1 ... puetl .iutnniatic opliun.11). I c:omr11rt-conh.1unHI bench scat. \ \Yeldt!tl l..1ddur- l.i1!1C:1~ fra1ne. J Ftnv.•-through 1•1intil11tion [air-co11- 1litioning option.ii) J l'nrsion har fron! suspP.nsinn, st;1hi I 11.1~r h.1r ] \\'hih•11·all truck tin·~ r ru he COnlinu-m! ut VOLJT llnt!<u/\ IJ<:alcr) COST A MESA DATSUN BIG DISCOUNTS SAVE ON 'ALL 1975 & I O's • 7 I O's IN STOCK COSTA MESA DATSUN XLNT VALUE TRADE-INS 1974 260Z Silver, radio .. heater. air condffioning & mags. etc. Less than 7,000 mil.es. '2764 • UlllHEW COSTA MESA DA TSUN lt7J DATSUH 240Z YeUow with black vinyl top, radio, heater. 4 speed. fn9VS. air conditioning. t2707 •TO .,,.tclAn .. 21 Firebirds NOW IN STOCK Trans Am Formula · Esprits LarcJest Selection In OrClllC)e COllllty! BRAND HEW 1976 FIREBIRD s47s9 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY (258700N514001) • '61 PONTIAC CATAUHA Air c onditioning, pow e r s teering , powe r brakes, 1 owner. CUUY327). • "7Z PINTO Automati c transmi ss ion , AM /FM stereo radio, 8 track tape, sunroof. (126GIP). SJ489 • '71 MERCURY COMET 4 door , autom atic transmission , radio, heate'r , vinyl roof. 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COSTA MESA SADOLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 9 -NOVEMBER 15 . ., AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee. Inc. 1234 S. Main Sr .. Santo Ano 547-5826 Crevier Motors 208 W. I st St., Santo Ana 835-3171 Saddleback BMW 281P2 Marguerite Pakwoy Mission Viei~ 831 -2040 495--4949 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2t:IXJ Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 5'40-9100 CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet .2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meso 546-1200 Roger Miller Chevrolet qoo S. Coast H.vy. Laguna Beoch 494-f 131 546--9967 DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach 842-7781 ., FORD Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-0010 S.unset Ford 5440 Gorden Grave Blvd . Westminster 636-40 I 0 P!GI Upiversity Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 LINC ':>LN-MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-8844 Johnson & Son Lincoln-Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa 540-5630 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tustin. Santo Ano 547-0511 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 9, 1975 OLDSMOBILE Uni versity Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac · 2480 Harbor Blvd.. Cos to Mesa 546-801 7 PORSCHE-AUDI Don Burns Porsche/Audi I 363 I Harbor Blvd., Gorden Grove 636-2333 Chick Iverson .. Inc. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 · TOYOTA Bill Maxey Toyota 8 Be a ch Blvd., Huntington Beach 847-8555 VOLKSWAGEN Don Burns Volkswagen 1373 1 Harbor Blvd., fuden Grove 534-4100 i 1():1 12:. 1: 1: 3: 3: 4: 5: 6: 12; 12: 4 5 9 ,~ i 6:4 1::. ..... 9:4 7: 7: ·~ 7: a: 9: 7: •: 71 8! ' • 9 TV !POR!t HltJH//(J/ITf SUNDAY. NOVEM8ER 9 lO:OOAM llPro footbel Doubteheedw Houston et Pittsburgh. 12:30 I NFL "9-Geme Show 1:00 Pro footbeft New One.ins at Oakland. Pro football New Yo"' Jets at Miami Dolphins. Ootball Bruins vs. Oregon Ducks. 1:30 Wretttlne from the Otympk 3:00 USC Footbell Trojans vs. Stanford Cardinals. 3:30 Cel~ Tennis 4:00 (9 Cl)) ~ CoUec• Footbell 75 5:00 JOhn "MCteiy Show MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10 6:00 0 <9 (j)) Cl) Nfl Monday Ni&ht F'ootlMll Kansas City Chiefs at Dallas Cowboys. - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 l2:00Noon D......., Sparta WCH1d CIF /2·A Football 12:30 I (QI (I)) CJ) NCAA Footblill Teams to be announced. 4:00 Items 'oOtbell Action Futbot Soccer 5:00 ca {j)) Cl) ABC'• Wide Worid of Sports UlO (I) BoxJna From the Olympic ) ~-~ ~( ~ ~~ TV "~? Evening Movies SUNDAY, NOVEM8ER I 6:00 5 (C) UC-I Hand Luke" (dr9) '67 -Paul H-m•n. G.ora• Kennedy. Jo Van Fleet. J.D. Cannon. 11 (C) "A Streetcar Named Detilre" (dra) '51 -Marlon Brando, Vivien Leltrh, Kim Hunter, Hick Dennis. 7:30 t (C) "MldnT-"' Lac•" (susp) '60 -Doris Day, Ru Harris.on, Myrna Loy, John Gavin. 1:00 11 (C) ..,.uzz'° (com) '72 -Burt Reynolds, Raquel Welch, Yul Brynner. 9:00 7 (29 I) 3 (C) "W•lklnc Tatr (dra) '73 -· Joe Don Baker, Rosemary Murphy, Gene Evans, Noah BHry. MONDAY, NOffM8£R 10 7:30 9 CC) ''Tiie Great &c.pe" Part I (dnt) '63 -Jamn Gam er, Steve McQuMn. &.-00 5 (C) ".-..Ulla" (dna) '68 -Julie Chnstie, Geora:• C. Scott, Richard Chamber1aln. TUESDAY, HOYE'.M8ER 11 7:30 9 (C) uni. G,.et £Kap•" Concl. (dntl '63 -Steve McQuH n, Jemn Gamer. 1:00 5 (C) "T~pl" (com) '64 -Peter Ustinov, Melina Me,.court, Rob- ert Morfey. WD>HUDAY, NOYEM8ER 12 7:30 t (C) "lotomen & ShetNI" (dr9) '59 -Yul Brynner, Gina lollo- brlcld•, Georse Sanders. 1:00 5 CC) "Vlllac• Of tne Qlants" (com) '65 -Ronny Howerd. Tommy Kirt!. 9:00 10 (C) ''Tiie Gl'ffn .. ,... .. (dnt) '68 -John Wayne, Jim Hutton, Devld Janssen. n4URSOAY, NOVE'.MHR 13 7:30 I (C) ''Th• World of Henry Onent" Ccom) '64 -Pater Sellers, Pauli PrentlH , Anaeta L.anlbury. 1:00 5 (C) ''Hour of the Gun'' (wes) '67 -Jamu Gemer, JH on Robards. f'RIDAY, NOVDl8ER 14 7:30 t "Th• Deflant °""" (dr9) '58 -Tonx Curtl1, Sidney l"Olt lar. 1:00 5 (C) "Qunfl-"' at Commenche Creek (was) '63 -Audie Murphy, O.Fore1t lfelly. 9 :00 7 (2t I ) 3 CC> ''Huatllne" (R) (dra) '75 -LH Remick, Jiii Clayburah, Melanl• Mayron, Beverly Hope Atklnaon. SATURDAY, NOVDIHR 15 a:oo ' 13 6 10 (C) "Serah T: P'o11r•lt of A Teen.c• Atcohollc" (R) (dra) '74 --l.lnda Stair, Vema Bloom, Lar;ry Hqman, Marti Hamill. 9 "J~ at Hurembe,..-• (dra) 61 -Maxlmlllen Schell, Spencer Tracy, Burt LancHter, Rlc:hard Widmark, Montcom•ry Cllft, Judy Garland. t:OO 5 "Inherit tfMi WINf' (dra) '60 -Spenc:er Tracy. Gene Kelly, Fredric March. KDCE-TV (JtASSl(J WEE!i 5:30-SPE~: Part ill of California legislative debates focuses on the controvenlal Issue of whether to have or not to have nuclear powered energy. 9:10 FELICIANO LIGHTS OUR FIRE during our Pledge Week on "Soundstage" with his hits, "L[gbt My Fire" and "Chico and the Man." 10:2'J -"FIRING LINE" -The Implication of the Manson· Phenomenon Is the topic explored by Wllliam F. Buckley, Jr., with special guest Vicent BugUosl, prosecuting attorney Become Part of Your Television Station Puring Our Pledge Week < 714 > 893-8511 Pace 3 -. 1:00 I (I) S..llltM .. ....., U'..atieulftaturn ............ Surdl; T.ape Tuea .. Thurs. m £.dtte1titNI fNblru t:lO £.ducatlMaf featuru .... ,., ••••• 0..ty [afUI Lib MkMel J.W.11 Sllow !tCil £.ducatJo111I ft1tum Rew Zoo Rtwe Quiel Drn MtCrew 7:001 I ~Ji ~T~': Show m C.rtoo11a (QI~) (}) CiD Good Mom- i :v:, ' 8ollath l11llwl11~ Stoel M1rtet Ope11ln1 Mlsttr Rtttr's Ntl&hborhood . 7;301 ~'::!!. 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MODELS A llllE SEUC11011 Of USED CDS 842-7781 540-0442 Serving _All Beac/, C.·tie~ S MINUTES SOUTH Of SAN DIEGO FWY. 11135 IEACH ILVD. '"i~~0' HUNTINGTON BEACH I <a({)> m m ... ..,, ...,. T .. 111Hm111t..,. TruO er CettuquellCH c. .. r '11• 11:00 6 !Club YOU!!{ I lesUess ®J m M11•1flc1111 a"'9 M IM I (flt ) (I) Q) Show.()ffs =::, & Hie Proreaor Electric CompallJ 11:30 IJ@CD S..rdl ror Tomor· row 0 9 (I)@) m Thtff for Ute Mon9_ 0 (~ ) (I)Q) RhJmt& Rea· " . ro Ttll Utt Truth I love lJlci_ ! ) lV Q) You Don't Sar News ovie: See Daytime Movies. I Drum or J11nnlt 1 (])Noon Aff1lr/Jot lamb Ci) Somerset The Jttso11s : f11tures • Not for Women Olly 12:30 (i1) (() As ltlt World Tu f'IS . Q) ®) m Dqs or Our l.mJ U formbJ'• Antique WtfbMp Mon. @ Dk.t VIII O}te D <all)) (}) m All My CH· drtfl News Courtalllp ef £.ddlt'a F1ttier lulhtl11tt. 1:00 (]~CD (.lJ The li111dln1 U&M irovlt: Set D1ytlme Movies. M~tlJ RFD <a CIJ> (]) m RJ111'• ...,. JOlllMJ to Advtt1lut1 Major Ad1m1 M1rtet Cloain( Movie: Set Daytime Movies. : E.ducatitul Prt1rH11 1:30 I (i1J (1) Cf) £.d11 .r Nlfltt · 9 ({) ~ m n. o.ct.n , Kini (fB CIJ) (]) CiD let's Maki A Dul 2~ @ rn (]) llltdl ea .. I Movie: See D1ytim1 Movies. Clllrtiltt ltlt M11tet @ (!) ®l m Mother Wadel Phil Doaall111 Show <a (()> rn m s10.ooo ,,.... .. Id 2:30 I ~(() T•ttlttllu ! (elj Cf)) (]) G) OM Uft bt I hn Hunter lnteMein/F't1turt1 Qet Smart LI Qatm .J:OO f)@ (]) Qlve-N-T1kl 0 Somerset; Te Tell ltlt TrvUI Tues. I The Rlftt11111 C.rt.tttt 1<a c1» rn m "-"' ..... Cl) loft Ameriun StJte l1Ql ...._: See Daytime Mo.la.. friMide Tuts. I ==~ .. (I)'""'* .,.,. Aeden r .. 1:11,., SolMt1tt; Mi .. Dott,t.lt Tu.s. · fJ Mevle: Set Daytime Movies. 3:30 ;!°"""' · Mike Dtuit11 Sltew; Slw1 Uwls Tuts. om.1 ttam.c· Mntrict The LlKJ SMw Jetsofts/Lldsvm. The Munsters (3)NewZot Rm1t Yoil I Hid : Searcll; E.ducaU.nal fltornma Tues. & Thurs. r: (j)) C.medy a.Ala Dra1111 Ml .. Dou,tas Show El~pt Tues. 4:00 0 fD Ci) ~ m s,.d8I Treat "fli&ht f rom Fuji'' (Tues. only) The ncitinr fli1ht in a h1n1 slider by 1 26-year-old American, Mike Harker, from the top of Mt Fuji in Japan is the subject or this pro1ram for younr people. flltltr ...... lat 6 Mic:bJ MMM CluJt hwrfJ Hillbillies Ytll & frields Gilli1111'1 blind 1 m Ttrrr .. His Frields t;"mtcelettd11 (I) Adaa-12 Elcept Tues. The Mttntm : Mister Rt(tl'I' N~ I (I)) TIM f1imteMS .J Sube ,.,. Rq la His frlelds 4:30 DIQ Y111 DJ11t !a.ow 6 GUllpn'a lll•ld Stir Trek 0.rt Sbctftt Ad••·12 Except Tues. 11111 la Hil llHldles ...... (})Price Is 11t'1t (lht) ~ CorUH (j) Mtrv Grffft• Sllow Elcept Tues. l lrtdJ lufldt Snamt Strwt Ci)) Mlchy MHM Cl11b Mllsie11: 1111'"'*'; Jack lee- 9._ Mon. W Ulderclec s:oo a o a m <a CJ)> ..... El)NtnMon. The Ila Yaie., I low L11cJ M1wrlct MlcltJ flhuse Club ~•~riffi• Dow Tuas. Roo• m • Dnu • F11tures Add••• flm11J 5:30 D (() (jjJ Cil <ta CJ)> News Stu•p fl\t ltara; Nnl Mon. ffocH'IHtroa The FlillbtMa mnree .. ,.. AlldJ trtfffttl : Electrft c. ... , ... , • Trawt fbia • Jack a..., SMw; Nnl Mon. • THE DAILY PtLOT. TV WEEK, !«>VEMBER 9, 1975 II '' I &RAND OPENllll I . . ; EVERY THURS. EVE. STARTING NOV .. 13 6 P.M •• 10:30 P.M. EVERY SUNDAY STARTING NOV. 16 ·-a A.M •• 4:30 P.M. , • 1,000 JILK SCREE•• T-SHIR·TS . WILL IE 51VEM AWAY TO THE RIST 500 IUYIRS ITHUISDAY & SUNDA YI ENAIUN& THESE 1,000 PEISOMS TO llCOME CHARTER SWAP MEET MB•as· 1Fu1 AOMISSIOMJ WHEN YOU WEAR YOUR T·SHIRT. IMUST •II OI OVERI. FREE ADMISSION FOR THE GRAND OPENINGS THURS., NOV. 13 & SUM., NOV. 16 ,-----------------------, DYNAMITE SPECIALS! SAVE UP TO 70% OM YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT THE SW AP MEET BE A SELLER! I SPACES: SUNDAY-$5.00 I THURSDAY EVENINGS-$4.00 f WITH THIS COUPOM 'IJ Off. MOVIMIB ONLY. HUDY. I I I I I UMl'TID MUMIB OF SPACH AYAILAILL . ~-------------~--------~ J FOR RISIRYATIONS • OR INFORMATION CALL PAIKIM& FOR S.NO CARS. (7-4) 111•0366 THURSDAY Ml&HT, MOY. IJ, 6 P.M.· l•.JO P.M.-SUMDAY, MOY. 16, I A.M. • 4:30 P..M. Pap 5 Th• 50th Annlvera11ry of 11 mua/c11/ lnatllutlon that h•l/»d shape th• course of entertainment In America Is commemorated Tuesday (at 8:30PM) when ABC presents "Th• Grand 01• Opry at 50- A N11shvlll• Celebr11tlon." Hal Holbrook I• host of th• a11/ut• which •tars most of th• royalty of country mua/c Including Minni• Pearl and Roy Acu# (pic- tured here). Othergu••t• wHI Include Chet Atkins, Biii An- derson, the Carter Family, Johnny C11ah, Roy Clark, Freddy Fender, Grandpa Jones, Loretta Lynn, Bar- bara Mandrell, Biii Monroe, Dolly Parton, Chari/• Pride, Marty Robbins, Hank Snow, Emest Tubb and Porter Wag - oner. In addition 'to /Ive ,,.rtorm11nces, the Spec/a/ wlll Include vintage and cur- rent I/Im spanning the Opry's hall-century. "Eric," a two-hour drama based on a true story of courage, which stars John Savage, Patricia Neal and Claude Akins, opens the Hallmart< Hall of Fame sea- son on NBC, Monday at 8PM. The Special, adapted from the beat-selllng book of the same tltle and written by Doris Lund, tells of her son, terminally Ill with cancer, and how he lives hi• last years to the fullest despite his affllctlon. Also appearing are Stan Barbara Allen as Mary Lou, a nurse who falls In love with Eric; Mark Ham Ill as Mark, Eric's younger brother; and Nehemiah Per- aoff as a speclall1t and one of Eric'• doctors. Kl . lliE DAILY PILOT. T\I WEEK, NOVEMBER 9, 1975 DCE-TV UtASSl(J WEEK . GREAT PERFORMANCES tonight at 10:10 P.M. highlights Channel 50's Pledge Week with Jennie: ''A Perfect Darling'' starring Lee Remick. This dramatic classic profiles the life and times of the woman behind Sir Winston Churchill. 7 :30 MEMORIES OF A CENTENNIAL '76 a west coast television premiere of this _American Heritage salute features singer Marilyn Maye andjazz trumpeter Doc Evans. Programs for all of the people some of the time on KOCE-TV. Become part of your station . during Pledge Week. <714> 893-8511 Pace 7 \ ; SUNDAY NOVEMBER 9 • • (I I ,.t ' ... I Rul &late Optn House Oomlnao Herald ot T nith l1t1tpt Cf) Mr. Chips (j) Pro FootbeU Doubftheader ouston at Plttst>ur1h. <•> lncllcatn •• AdvtrtbtlMlt. Claulc TIM1tle "The Rivals" I Ci)) WltJllt 1Suncl11 Celebration Eitl & II Yld1 1:00 llbl• Allswen Chrlstopller Clo ... up 10:30 Movie: (C) "Diii M for Murder" &:10 Volca of Alrlwlture (susp) '54 -Ray Miiiand, Greet Kelly, Robert Cumminas. ' ~&ttlblt Soup • Tho Chrbtopllen 7:00 U.S. of Archie Here Co111u the Fuhl,. Rtl(floas Prorr111t <9 Cl)> CV a> °""'" • Stttndlpftf M'OV1t • F1ttfl for TodlJ Thrllltr Dennis tht Mttt1e11 Pt0~e'1 forum Hour of Power Whit Do You Elped'? (]) Tiils la the ut1 )iinen Robtrb Church Vision Cl) Allttrican Outdoonman ~ • , P1ntllll Dominici! • Chlmplonshlp Bowlinf 11 :00 • At Ont With .•• RH Humblnl • S,.nhh Movie 7:15 With This Rl11 Home luyefs Gulde 7:30 Harlem &loMtlotttn (~ (J)) CI) (E) Thnc Ate the De.JI JlntlltJ ,..""' Sllow Tho Chrlstophtrs Mormoe T1btrn.tdt Choir ThnlftJ & laM Ut There lo Ufht fJ F Troop ' • Ytlca of Vlc:toty Eemtntlry N.-n (1) Ru Hu•blnl 1:45 (]) Slate! HMrt m Movie: "Just Around the Cot· ner" (com) '38 -Shirley Temple. GJ Church In tflt Home (i1) CD Movie: (C) '"Copper CH• JH" (wes) '50 -Ray Milland. I first S.ptiJt Church lnslfllt L"OO Lamp Untl My Ffft Hlf hw•y to Have• 11:30 (9 (f)) CI) C!) Mite A Wlu ClOrliGrey's Pet Haven Nenm1kers • Thls la the Uft Ru Humblnl Oral Roberts Human Dimension 1Y I loob 1t laml11 Da~?J Colllth ,.~@ Jt"J FlhNfl ... ' I I IJ • • l I l l ~ i : Mitter Roam' NtlchbortlocMI • Hertt.p "Geor1e Washinston" "1111 12:00 i Clmpus Profile ())) 0., of Dlravery Movie: "Aptche Up1ltlnt' (wes) l:JO loot Up I Live '55 -R~ardo Mont1lban. C11 Day of DlscowofJ m Movie: Ufa11plco" (adv) '44 -Qalloqt MJ StrMOn ~ JllllftJ SW.girt Show Edward G. Robinson, Lynn Bari. It k Wrftten D m Directions (lhr) "Rendtz· Mffti~ TIMt et Clhrlrw YOUS With Freedom" Hilhlilhts of llJ THR N KUHLMA:'N· the history of the Jews of the United States, startin1 with the ar· * ~ COLOR) rival of the firsf Jewish settlers in I Cl) lttttlryti luhhu1 New Amsterdam in 1654. .. Strttt D Movie: (C) "Tiu, Stn of Co· ({)) f1buloul lom C.UltJ Jilae" (wes) '54 -Rock Hudson, 9:00 Ct••ltlntttt Barbara Rush. ~ 9 Ra Hu11blnl I Mfft lflt Pren (lhr) 11..t tht Prm (lhr) Prtsl· W1ndetlust dent er1ld Ford is interviewed. Alnerlcan/lst1tfl TV Hout I 0., tf bbcov.IJ Mldust A1111Jsis . Cl•PUI Prtfh -Ylewpolttt Oft : Ort•t Ptrform1nca: Lady Rtn- utrttlotl "Super Nutrition & Alltr·1 dh Churd1UI "A Perfect Dartina'' " C Cf)) Anlm1t World , lttdl.!l_ll Kuhl•tn • Tiifi It lflt Uft · 9 (j) Or1t Roberts 12:30 (i1) (I)()) Nfl Footblll P~ COmo Alive Came Show Tiiis ft Ytur llb&t i RMI Estate Report C.1tt11 Thrat m Cr11tdrt1nd ( Ttw1t W.11 Mtttt., Movie: .. Pride of thl Mtrt111" t :JO T a Refia*t (dra) '45 -John Garfield. <a Cl)> 11 •• , sw.wrt Show ,Th,.. Stooa11 You I Y1ur Wtf1d Ferm Repert llttl'MtloMI Htur Ci)) f1t• f11ture • Aluzlaf PropMcies Piiblic Semc. Soedru• 1:00 @@(J) Pro Football New J~ F1i.tn Orleans at 01kland. E lltVbllle .CllldrH i (~Cl)) DlnctJHs (lhr) 11M11bod Cl) @) m Prt Ftttblll : ColftPllJ tw ork Jets .1t Miami Dolphins. llllliu J hllbm 0 UClA f~ll Bruins vs. Ort· • f11U1 for Tod11 1on Ducks lO:OO : f:': Ctmu1ldld I:=.-:;, Froia 8-111 Wlldllto ThNtrt ll• Theus Outdotf1 Hour tf P..., Tiie Trtua Ey. ,.,. 8 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 9. 1975 m lnliftlt 1:30 I Wrutth•a ffOlll tht Offmpk The Ebony Aft1lr • Movie: "It Gtows H Ttttt'' ico~·:,,:lt~n• Dunne, Dun The Hu1111nlst Hum1nlst Attientatlw Z:OO UnlvtnHJ Dillotue Startimt ClllneM Entertllnment Hour filth fer Today ; Firint UH 1 Cf)) Wot1d of survival · Fiim Future Z:30 Stump the sttn Movie: .. Smuaftft C.V.1' (1dv) '48 -Leo Goreey & th• Bowery Boys. ID THE '1BROTHER RAT" * GANG . IS HYSTE'RICAU TODAY AT 2:30 m Movie: .. Brother R1r (c:om) '38 Eddie Albert, Ronald Rea11n. lr1ntecort11Tem~1 Cl)) NFL Came of tflt W•• Roller Clllfts 3:00 Hoa1n'1 Heroes USC Foothill Trojans vs. Stan· ford Cardinals. 8 W1ter Woftd Movie: (C) .. Mld11l1ht l.ICll" (susp) '60 -Doris D1y, Rex Huri· son, Myrna Loy, John Gavin. Sinister Clnttftl ltalll '75 JlllU8J SW.girt Sllow : Will str.et WHll ( Cl)) Thb Is die HFl ClmlCOltnd11 • Hu111111 Dh11e11slon1 3:30 Alltericalt Ufutyte CtlebritJ Tennis Rtllstous Town Hill : W11hlnrton Wnll In Review T1le1tt Coatast • Tiils •• the Uft Fiim Future 4:00 ltTlku-All lllltdt • Sund11 Ralph Story & Kelly Lanae co-host. 00 T1r111 That.. D <9 Cl)> {I) a> eot1111 foot· blll 'Jf Mlftrlcll . lroa1lcle m ORROR CLASSICI * 11KING KONG" TODAYAT4PM m Movie: "Kina lH(' (hor) '33- Bruce C•~t. Fey Wray, ltobert Atmstron1. (!)Red Coftcert hre11Y1~ Ci) M•t the Presa (lhr) Wortd of Survtval : Wor1d Pren • SUndlJ Mltitlet 4:30 Kortll ..... Tho F1111btoets : lft Aafoltt NIWI Review • leslPt 5:00 Cl) Face lflt Nltiea America ClluJc T1lu "The Prince & the Pauper" I Joli• Mclay sa.ow World 1t Wer =: (C) ..... u J1111tl" (com) 1'57 =~=:11,Mlles. Addl•s F1•lly ~Ja h ul lthlllH - I CNbritJ Ttells Rev~~ Merica s;JO L~!.. ..... 6:00 Wlftd of lurvlval "Forty Below -Wish You. Were Here" Host John Forsythe takes 1 trip to Antlrctlcl with 1 eroup of explorer, • I The JtJ Stone Sllow CD Ruth &tlm•n Sflow (j) Atrlttlc.t la the Americana I love luq Tiit ()pea Mind "A View From White House" Part II. I (j)) TaJll ti lflt M1n11er Slll'llUJ I Cottptny Yltwpolnt 01 Nutrition I \ I .• I : ; (I I) ·SPECIAL· * THE GAS COMPANY PRESENTS "AMERICA" tJ Amerlcl "A Flrebell In the Ni&ht" (j) Santi a.rt.era forvm O IMta, ff'ln & Olllt "Ollie's Birthday" 0 Movie: (C) (21/aht) "Coot Hanel Lu••" (dra) '67 -Paul Newman, Jo Van Flfft, Geor11 l<ennedy. D JtrfJ YlalU • • • "Dyan Can· non" Wiid Wild West Dimension '75 i N1tlon1I Geoarepfllc . · m MARLON BRANDO IN * "A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE" 6PM TODAY m Movie: (C) (2hr) .. A Strtetcar Named Desire" (dre) '51 -Merion Brando, Vivien Lei1h, Kim Huntet, Kart Malden, Nick Dennis. @ 1sn J.!pl1tt11 Cfllldren'1 Proar11111 (jJ Dllloau• ~ 'Ott 811 Valley : la Ptrform1nce 1t Wolf Trep ( Cl)) Stir Trell . """ • Treehouse Club Coro111 Now 6:30 3 ®l ~ (1) Wiid lln1do111 , Anlm1I Wortd 7:00 SundaJ Special "Milton Berle IHide:i~~:::cardos" Situation eo .. td, Jevm11 to Adventure Roller Gl111ts I) BIGFOOT TERROR!!! * THREE FOR THE ROAD 6 @ Cl) Cl) Three for Ult ROid One of Man's most bewilderlna and puulln1 mysteries is the subject of Pete's photo 1ssi1nment when he sets out to find Biafoot. Dean Stockwell auests. • D A BOY'S LOVE FOR A * BIG RED DOG/DISNEY a t.ij oo (10) m wtf1d of *" "Bil Red" (2hr) Walter Pld1eon and Gilles Payant star In this •d· venture story set In the ruaed Canadian mountain country. The story focuses on the relationship between a wealthy but lone!y min and a b1ckwoods orph1n he 1dopl$, Ind the boy's lnsep1rabl1 friendstilp with the wealthy sportsman's c:htm· pionship Irish setter. (Continued) 7: 8: SUNDAY ~lnued) o <a ())> m m s.tss F••lly Robhuoft ''TheC.st1way" (Resched· uled from October 26th) The Robin· son family rescues a sailor who has killed the captain of his ship, thus risklne their own lives and their hol>t$ of readlina crvihzation. Leslie Nielsen euests. I Mat's My Une? TIM Fii · Shin Dalbft no Hana MOVie: (C) (2hr) "Rampa1e" (dra) '63 -Robert ~itchum, Elsa Martinelli, Jack Hawkins. Ul) AarOftMJ l CoMplllJ ~CMsplrito 7:30 00 Amtrlcl 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Mldnl1ht Lia" (susp) '60 -Doris Day, Rex Harrison, Myrna Loy, John Gavin. I Cltywatchen Sttu.tion Comect1 lorua Prorrams 1:00 IJ @(I) Cl) Chtr Cher's teeky comedy character Laverne day. dreams bet way into her own variety show, with euests The Spinners, comedian Steve Martin and special euest Wayne Newton. Cl) USC Foolblll Trojans vs. Stan· ford. 0 (Q;j Cl)) Cl) Cil) Six Million $ ilin .. 'The Bionte Criminal" A race driver is reactivated as the second bionic man and It becomes a battle of power when Steve is forced to go after his counterpart who has turned his powers to a life of crime. Monte Markham, Manie Sullivan and Alan Oppenheimer auest. m Movie: (C) (2hr) "Fuzz" (com) ·n -Burt Reynol ds, Raquel Welch. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 9, 1975 I S.m Yerty S... report recounltd llOw his fl&ht I Tiie Lucy Sltew lest of JO/News •&•Inst c:orroptlon led to an am· lhOO D Oi,@(l) .._. Ewulq at ~•P"-1 bush In which hlS wife was killed II st In S1~ht l :30 ~.:!'~ SyMa ""'I and Pusaer's face was almost dts· * Sunday Night 9:00 @CD Ci) ic.t•ll KoJak finds ltroy~d. AIM THE 700 CLUB on TVS himself the object of a murder con· J:;:... Detwdlw FU..t 1700 Club tr.ct and the source of division The OtM w., World of Survtval between 1 father and hrs son -M1stlrpiece Tbeatte: Sltetdder • Movie: (C) "Ntwr Toe Late" both of whom KQjak would like to to SMtdder "Sytvia Pankhurst" ~m) '65 -P~ul ford, Maurttn see behind bars. While off-duty, Women finally win the vote In this 0 Sullivan, Connre Stevens. KoJ•k breaks up a bar room arau· concludlna epi$0de, but the victory Mission: latpouiltle ment instiaated by the son of Ko· Is a hollow one for pacifist Sylvia, Kltltl'Jft Kuhlm11t l•k's longtime foe. A(ainst !\is who realizes that Iha suffraaettes' Ci) Name of the '8me father's wishes, the youna man support of World War I was direct· : Kup's Sllow puts out a contract on Kojalt. ly responsible for their victory. • Jl••r SW~art Sllow O @@®'mN1c sund•J @l)NodMde'811 11:15 ~ >W Ntn MJsttry -McMllla1 l Wffe "After· 9:30 I TIM Khtr 1s C..lnc S.mMJ & eo.,.., shock" (2hr) Mac and Sally discover • Waited: Duel., AIM 11:30 ro FootblH lelt/Movle: (C) their house holds an old secret when Revlval Flrn amt l " (dta) '66 -Lana an earthquake causes a dusty, old Film Future i rner, John Forsythe, Keir Dullea. skeleton to come tumblina out of 10:00 b•ft&tllsm their ruined fireplace. Julie N.W· &'tl COP'S SON TURNS S.mmy l CornPlllJ Guests In· mar, Robert Lolgia, Richard Daw· ~ elude Totie flelds, Gladys Knl&ht l son, Bill Dana. Barbara Barrie, * KILUR ON BRONK the Pips. Dennis Patrick and Dabney Coleman IJ@ m Cl) IMll A hit and I WecllJ auest run accident leaves a youna man Tetepulse O o;..1 Robtfb dead afttr a holdup, and Bronk Movie: (C) "A Clur l Pr•rt fJ SPECIAL ENCORE! frnds that the 1etaway ear is owned naer" (dra) '72 -Hal Holbrook. * "WALKING TALL" by a respected policem1n in his I TollJ & Sn111 AlaltO own dep1rtment. Euaene Roche, Wanen Roberts ABC SUNDAY MOVIE Mar'k Hamm and David Hall auest. 11:45 .Mowt.: WJ:he 5n WM ea .. 11 0 <9 (j)) (3) Cil) AIC S4Ancl1y OIJ of Dbceftry rom Utt Cold" (dra) '66 -Richard Movlt: (C) (2iir 1511) "Wlllllnt Nlctit Qatlery Burt~on Claire B~m. Tall" (dra) '73 -Joe Don Baker. falttt fM T.U, i ) Spanbll Movte Rosemary Murphy, Gene Evans, Ntn 12:00 le•llft Qurdl Noah Beery, Douglas V. Fowley, fel· Jeny F.-..i Notre Dame F..U..I ton Perry. The 'slffper' film abou1 Ntn/WOltderful Tmtls Mevle: .. ,.,,, Nu•btt CH '1ly" the crime·bustina crusade of South· 700 Club ( ra) '49 -Clark G1ble. ern sheriff Buford Pusser, with : The Rivals of Sherleck Holau 12:30 I 'IOt Oii Baker as the now deceased lawman, " he Case of the Dixon Torpedo" 1:00 • Speallln1 Frtely whose refusal to surrender to the ! Lou 8ordo11 Sllow 1:55 Movie: "lnfo...adoe Rocelved" system first brouaht him to national ~O:lO JIMlllJ Snu11t saiow (mys) '62 -William Sylvester. attention in 1969 when a TV news TodaJ at Aaul Calletlte 2:00 0 Chalte11e My S.rMI I J... )1f~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The Mike Douglas She.-•¥ frol11 Las Vegas. some of the best known names in show business Join Mike on hlS week-tong special from Las vegas Every day this week at 3:30 KMIC4 MONDAY NOVEMBER 10 For momln1 end •ftemoon llatlnc•. pleue see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, fM your eonventence, ere the dey's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 (C) "''"" lirau of Gml11(• (wes) '48 -Peuy Cummins. 10:30 0 (C) "l'he Costads'' (edv) '60 -John Drew Barrymore. Edmund Purdom. 12:00 m "Ch1mpa1ne for Cats•r" (com) '50 -Ronald Colmen, Celeste Holm. 1:00 0 "Tank Betelllon" (dra) '58 - Don Kelly, Edward G. Robinson, Jr. 9 "Anne Klrenlna" (dra) '48 - Vivien leieh, Sir R1lph Richardson. 1:30 fJ (C) "Vive M11" (com) '69 - Peter Ustinov, John Astin, 3:00 !IQ) (C) "Cry Rape'' (dra) '73 -An· drea M1roovteel, Peter Coffield. 3:30 m "Ufeboar' (dra) '44 -hllulah Bankhead, John Hodi1k. 0 (C) "A Fun111 Thine Happened on Tiie War te the f'l>rum" (com) '66-Zero Mostel. Phil Slivers. 6:001~~1~= 6 Boutm ( ) (]) El> NFl MelMlay cttt ~II Kansas City Chiefs at 01lles Cowboys. lroakle hrtrWte r .. n, Ada•·l2 Wedacl Star Trell : lup's S.OW Uttlt Raxats 6:30 I Mery irltfl11 Stlow ltwltdMd m Hocan's Heroes . iiialmtlt 1:00 D 9mm ...... '"'"'' 10( o.na,. Med Squad To T tit the T rutll CotteetrtnUon I love Wey Tiie FBI CI> liunsmolla La Loba Love American Style : Cleulc Thatre Preview "The ild Duck" fl) Paloma m Addams ft•ltJ 7:30 B $25.000 Pyran1tc1 D m WHd llatdom "lost Wor1d of An1el Falls" This re1iorf, inh1bl· ted by brilliently colored mecaws, monkeys, deedly bOas, and the Guecie lndi111s, is so remote it ls often called the Lost World. I Lowe Amtricatt StJlt ll'US4lre Hunt Mllliol $ Mme: (C) (lhr) "The ut Etape" Put I (dra) '63 -~I\~:_:::~·~ Millw ....,.. Tma Mb Fred• Ro1ers, creltor and host of the popular pro1ram for Kelly l.aJge house~rn Paa• 10 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBEA 9, 1975 pre-sdloolers "Mr Ro1ers' Nei1h· bortlood", dlscuues parent·child rt· lationships. 1oals, ettitudes, and the successful elements of his pro· a rems. W Mr Uttle Marcie 1:00 B @ m Cl) Rhode Business is boomin1 Tor Rhod1's window dress· in1 firm, but out of the sweet smell of SUCCIS$ comes a sour smell of henky pinky when Rhod1 suspects her partner, Myrna Mor1enstein is ules pitchin1 their clients some- thlnr other than pretty business windows. D Hallmark Hall of Fame . *ERIC Patricia Neal John Savage Q ~ (j) (1Q) m I lfic!A~ I Hall· tnerll Hell of1ame "EHc" () (2hr) John S1v11e stars as a young man who decides to fi1ht 1ll·out and live life to the fullest after learning he has termlnel cancer. The based· on.fact drama ls from the best·sell· in1 book by Doris Lund about her son's last yurs. Patricia Neal, Claude Akins, Sian Barbara Allen and Nehemi1h Persoff also star. 0 Mme: (C) (lhr) "Petufia" (dr1) '68 -Geor1e C. Scott, Julie Christle, Ricll1rd Chamber11in. I W'lld Wiid West Dater's Choice Jofl11 Barbour Stlow S.CC.r Fro111 Muleo 5u11111tOU I lflc!AL I "" It Ac•ln Unde SH• This show, hosted by Gloria Lorine. tells the history of the Uhited States throu1h its music, in· cludlna folk music, the history of the blues, a minstrel section, spirit· uals, rqtimt music. tinpan elley music end sonis of the old west. Bob Hope, Henry Mendnl, Tommr Smothers, Sammy Cahn, end hi Mihal star. im MllJ A(rldtdde m b,.,... ... .,...,. ,,.,, .... 1:30 8 @(]) PllJlll1 PhYtlis tums marria1e counselor when her moth· er-in·law decldu to 1-.ve her sec- ond husband es punlshftnt for a marital indiscretion he committed durinc WWII. I Do1t Adams' kfft• Test Merw 5rttfla SMw Beverly I Vldtl SallOCHI Show Los Polivocas 9:00 IJ @ (!) Cl) All tn Ult Fa111lly The lresCThle Archie must perform • a "miracle": he hes to stay calm for an entire weekend so that his blood pressure will be low when he takes the required eompeny physi· cal on Monday morninf. ~ Movie: (C) (2flr) "The Smu1· rs'' (adv) '68 -Shlr1ey Booth, The Unteudlablts KA8C Spedtl "Merilyn" Rocle udson narretes this document1ry tribute to Marilyn Monroe who rose from 1 bit player to 1 star In two short years. m The Bold Otlu @ MeYM: (C) (2Ju) "JM Sffe11· cers" (dra) '66 -Deen Merlin. fE Tiit Tribll E,. "Men Blona Custom".-(R) (~(j))a}Mtblt 0.. 9:30 R (I}} CI) Cl) Mau4e Furina She's fallen out of love with Willer, (Continued) Every evening this week, Kelly Lange takes you into the home of a TV or motion picture star for an interesting off-the-cuff interview. · At Home With Kelly Lanp 'ikeknights at 6 KMBC«I ~ lC 11 1 1'. 1 1 M1udt ...U couMellnt ffOm a psychlltrlst and poura out her In· nermost thoutMs .IM mtmOtles. Gent Bl1~ly suests. TlJE':>DAY I= a.11 NOYEM8£R 11 10:00 R @(]) (() Mt1kat eeut.r An For~ and aftlmoort~ Jci romance Is rtkindltd for Dr • .,...._ ... DAmMt I. Lodlntr' wtttn a ctltbrattcl div• ....... for '°"' COUVMlence. .,. ~ill at tM IMdlcal ctnttr, Ro-the day'a movt.. berta Ptttn, G.ora• Chaklril ind --------~:?..Christle autat. DAYTIME MOVIES l:tl:' U,tt!"W= t:JO D "11le ............. (hot) '60 daredt¥il Evtl Knltvtl will bt hon· _ Grant Williams Colatn Gray oted at the "roa1r• hosted by Oun ..,.,,., ....,.... (~) '41 _ Ro: Martin. Jolnina Oun art Jactlt lend Youns Dennis O'KMft. r 1 Cooper. Mitton Bt~. Gltn Clmp· ' l>tll, Nlpsey Russell, Senator Barry 10:00 ell..,.. ...... ....,.-(dra) '46 Coldwater, Don Ridllts, Ruth Bunl, .:JOlln Payne, MaurM11 O'Hara. Mct..111 Stmnson. 12:00 m "4Cty ef .._ C.,-. (dra) '41 -I JD ~News Vlaor Mature, Shelley Winters. Rich· ~II c..a., c:-MJ ard Conte. ~n 8111 Cosby stars In 1:00 D ...,,_., .. lltW' (adv) '6S - this informal, fret·wtlMllna hour funkit Avalon, Jody Mc:Cru. with · auest.s Tony Randall, Keren 9 (C) "'Stlp·ttrucr '{dra) '57- Y1let1tint, l.otettl LYnn nd the Henry Fonda, Susan Strasbt11. Paul Ashley Puppets. Christopher Plummer. - fl ::F.".: "A Woman of Af. l :JO p <Cl. "ladMlef Ill hndlat" l':f,.•£) Greb Ga,.. "'"· ('"m) 61 -Bob ""'· Lana Tum· <9 )HM Haw er. E!J M : I•,......_ J:JO (I) (C) ...... W1dl wt..cl" (dr1) '38 10:30 I~ . ..,.., Ftedbad -Ray Milland, Fred·MacMurny. ..... D (C) '"SllCW • .._ Illa" (mus) Aceapeu·.. •52 -Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor. 11:00 . ~' u f.,, llen g:~:_~eynolds, Jun H111n, Cyd Set .. tMLaq-JM 11le Asttu• Flt .... S.1114 ())Mr. LlldlJ c..e.tt ())) "'" a..ncu .,.. 11:1SIJ)a...J4 11:30 R Q}) ()) Cll Late .... : (C) · ~ Eiala Dire" Part I (dra) '69 -Rldl1rd Burton, Clint East· wood, Mary Ure, Robert Btltty. W ~'Im Mb., ca,.. =n ~son Is autst host an.....,. ... .,.. Cl).._.: ....._ .._.. (dra) '47 -Ptu.y Cummins, Victor Mature. D ..,_., lleltrtl "Sony, Wron1 Number" (susp) ·,.a -Blrtlara Stanwydt, Burt l.Alncaster, Wendell Corey, Ed Besley. (()Tiit Fii fJ .._.: (C) .., ... lh .. Ton" (com) '53 -Ann Sheridan, Sttr1ln1 i den. :_ __ a..,_ MlaiN: I•--,.._. Cl)) Trvth tr c:...eue1ca 12:00 !T .. ~ Z... lhwtt: ... lcadtlt .......,. com) '55 -Marjorie Main. Rudy Yallte, Chill Wills. 12:JO ~ ...,...,,, ltfD Wj =-hMe UNCl.f 1:00 II!.. ~lltffft l:JO ~ ()) Mewlt: "11le lllCt OraW' (dra) '59 -SophlJ Loren, Anttlony iJn. l:U .... : (C) "'Ti.at ~ ,.... (rom) '56 -Bob Hope, PMr1 Bailey, Georp S.ndtri, Eva Marie Saint. l :JO."'""' .,,,..... ... .... ucn" (wes) '57 -Berry Sullivan, Dennis O'Katft. l :JO I Melv Crifnl .. ........ (l)Hepll'aHenea : fiilMtatace "The 811 Gffs Ith Yvonne Elliman" I (I)) "'" AMrica• _.. .......... ,...... ..... ,,., ....,,.. 1:00 9 u Cl) mm ..... ltwtillc fer Dlllara IWS._. Te Ttl 11le Tnrtll CeactlbttJH I Lew lJlc:J T1llt Fii ())I._. LI l* Lew AIMtka1 .,.. ~ltuau MMm F1•11J 7:JO 8 lltw y,_,. Hltllt I .!. (1)1118' Ht 11 JWt t4 LM AIMfkM ..,._ lldtllll•Pll ...,... ..... $ .... : (C) (at) ..,.. rut &capt" Conti. (dra) '63 - Jemes Gamer, Stm McQuffn. m.,..., .. .. Qi Lera ..... A Dttl THE OM. Y "PtLOT, TV WEEK. NOVEM8EA t, 1975 • KDCE-TV fJtASSl(J WEEK The Orange Machine 7:35 p.m. 01 ~ _ ~LJ week. This unique magazine format program ls highlighted with Orange C.ounty happenings, Including current events, lelaure actlvltla, people prome, consumer tips, and much more! 8:35 p.m. To join the week of dualcs KOCE ls proud to air Ibsen's comedy-dnma "Wlld Duck." A story of a dreamer who la forced to know the ugly truth abo-.t himself and his family. A true clualc In Channel SO's week of claula1 , r . ..... 11 SUPER Q:EARANCE PRICE on RCA XL-lOO COLOR TV! ncn rn11WU1 2 5 .. O tag o n a I M ea sure consolette gives brilliant sharply detailed pictures. Automatic fine tuning maintains proper tuning on each channel, RCA's best black matrix picture tube. s54000 Rt& DEUVEIY luy~Mow! 6HLY 3 LEFT! Page 12 ETS63 111· Olegonel PlcilUN. 0.. W9'T91ty • .. Xl-100 Color TV RCA's XL-100 Acculine Portable gives you brilliant sharply detailed pictures. Features automatic color. brightness. and tuning controls. CLEARANCE SPECIAL s32sso •One Year Free Labor •One Year Free Parts • Our 'Exclusive 5 Year Picture Tube Warranty AA&D Electronlc1 27 S E. 17th STREET COSTA MESA 642-1112 Hovr' Doily 9-6. Thvri 9-9 Profess.anal Servtce for all your hofne electrona TV . Radio . Stereo • Phono -Tape THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 9, 1975 Q!}ttftem together rzoW. Now is family portrait time. Someday you 'II look boc.k on today. You 'II remember the family all together. And you 'II be glod you took the time today to get the family togeth&-for a portrait. Do it now and save duing our Christmas special limited offer. CHRISTMAS Special Limited Offer Based on a group of four Reg. $40.50 Now only $24.50 TU .·' .. 9:C TUESDAY (Continued) ~Movie: (C) (Zhr) ""Sa 1nd th I Dr. lno: The lnftmo Siftll• Slrl'' (com) '64 -Hat.lie Allh••I World Wood, Tony Curtis, Lauren Bacall, MJ Utat Martie Henry Fonda. 1:-00 6 ~Cl) Cl) 'oocS Timts The ftct Ell) The Aactftt of Men "The Drivt that the new man in Willone's llfe for Power" hu • physicll d1ub1llty dotsn't Its· 9:30 D ",.~ ,..,_ sen her interest in him, but it does m 01nt ...... ,. create a very awkward problem in 10:00 6 @CD (j) S.ltth! "Shooter their relationship. From Topeka" Lloyd Bochner ruesta a @CI) m Movfn' On "The 811 IS the-head of a larat lnvtstmtnt Wheel" Sonny is talked Into racina corpor1tion who uses a hired killer the stock cars he's delivered to to cover hi\ mist1kes, then hu to Hate, a slick race circuit ··wheeler-contend with the situation when he dealer" who promises to double the thinks the tables have bHn turned truckers money. Sonny doesn't know on him that the racin1 team's leader hu 0 @(1) ~ m Joe forruter orders to run the truckers off tht "Weekend" Conclusion of a two· track. Rory Calhoun, Scott Brady, part story as Joe continues the JoAnn Hmis, Neil Castle auest. manhunt for the robber who kllltd 0 Movie: (C) (Z'/tlu) "Topkapl" an old friend, and comes up with (com) '64 -Melina Mercourl, Peter a novel way of preventlnf a dan· Ustinov, Robert Morley. aerous aanr fiaht. (j) Wild Wild West CI) Perry M11on 0 (~Cl)) m al Hippy Days 0 us Cl)) CV m M1m11 w .. .,,. "A Date With Tonzie" Fonzie plays M.P. "Calculated Risk" Or. Welby's Cupid when Riehle wants to meet married daughter returns from some new a1r1s 1nd the Fonz ar· south Amerlu but the pla home· ranges a double dete with two un-coming turns to traaedy when ill· usual chicks. ness strikes her husband. (10) ! si'l(1A\ I Hom 1 'row n l I&> NIWI """ Get Smart Dealer's Choice : Monty Pltflon's Flylna Clrtus Joh11 Barbour Show 10•30 Im News E Show de Iris Chacon · • Community fffdbad Gunsmob : lfttentational Anl1n.1tlon FutJvaf : Th~ Rivals of Shel1odl Holmes , E Show de W11tet Merado · uitos Addams r.mllJ 11:00 CV 0 6E m Cl> Men 1:30 6 @ Ci) M•A•s•H A homesick . ~~~~News and bored 8.J. writes his wife how 6 Set Billlo much he misses her and rel1tes the Tiie Lucy Show l1test newsworthy evtnts at the Ashman Ale 4077th. ...od Sq d 0 A BORDEN SPECIAL 00 Mr. u~ *EVENT! THE GRAND Combat OLE OPRY AT 50-A : Woman Allv• Nashville Celebration < ~> Love American Style D <9 CJ)) Cil Cl>J!lliilkl 11:15 6!) Cinema 34 1'111 Gr11td Ole Opry·1t .. ~. 11 :30 6 @ m CBS Late Movte: (C) ville Celebration Hal Holbrook hosts "Where uitn Dart" Concl. (dre) this salute to the Opry and its '69 -Richard Burton, Clint East· many performers over the last SO wood, M!!)' Ure. . years. The performers include Roy ! lil (j) ®'J m Johnny C.no11 Acuff Bill Anderson. Chet Atkins, tiii Honeymoonen the Carter F1mlly. Johnny Cash, Roy Movie: "Zero Hour" (dra) '57- Clark, Freddy Fender, Grandpe Dina Andrtw1, Und1 Darnell. Jones, Loretta Lynn, Bubm Man· 0 <ta Cl)) CJ) Wide Wortd ..,.. drell, Bill Monroe, Dolly Parton, tery "Demon. Demon" Bradford Diii· Minnie Pear1, Charlie Pride, Marty man and Juliet Mills star. Robbins, Hink Snow, Ernest Tubb, (I) The FBI and Porter W11oner. 0 Movie: (C) "T1n11nyllll" (•d~) i The lobbJ Vinton Show '54 -Ruth Roman. Van Heflin, Merv Grlnln Sllow Howard Duff. leverty & Yldal S.asoon Show m MluJon: lmpoulble El Sllow de Ednita Naurlo lZ:OO 0 Twfllcht lone My uttle Mar1le IE Movie: "Tlle Dm1 & 0.nlel W• 9:00 6 @ Cl) (j) ! IPlclXL I Alp WH· stef' (dra) '41 -Edward Arnold, son Stlow Flip recreates a USO show Walter Huston, James Craia. and fractures some history in his lZ:JO I MarberTJ RFD second special of the se1son. Spe· Movte clal 1uests are Bob Hope. Ruth Buz· Movie: "The Second Wo111n" zi, Geor1e Carlin and the Pointer (mys) '51 -Robert Youn1. Betsy Sisters. Drake. 0 @CI) ®J m Police Woman l ·OO 0 (10) m Tomonow "A Blaze of Glory" (Rescheduled · D Cine Autry from Oct. 24th). A pair of bank robber brothers end • l•m•·brained 1:30@ ~ ~o~I•:. "Colouus Of New aun moll go on 1 Bonnie-and-Clyde-Yort (sc1-fi) 58 -John Baraarey, style spree, knowlna ii may 111 end Otto Kru1er. with gunfire, but dre1ming of the 1:45 0 Movie: (C) "Tlle 8oJ W1lo Cried "1r11t" newspaper headlines ttiey Murder" (dra) '66-Veronlca Hurst, will e1rn. Don Stroud, Bill Lutking Phil Brown, Beba Loncar. and Nellie Bellflower futst. Z:30 m AH Niatrt Show: "The Thief tf i The UntouchblH Da111icus" "FO\lr FllCIS Wat"' TM lold Onn 3:30 6 Movie: "H~ate" (dra) 'SJ Lt Rnlstl dt Marrone Sterling Hayden, Ward Bond. niE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 9, 1975 ~ CLOSE -UP .• ...>' · .• r 'CLOSED MYSTERY' MCKWAAO. MAltCH -.... ,. •M SU"t Mllra el lDef')' QUMlt, • .. P lllfO the ·~.~~· Mttl"-f•r ttl• n-Hrt" .t wfle d•,,._ft mY9Mri"' In p recent ,...,.... UM,.• ~ .. ..._ ~,.. ••l'I (trom left) An• fr1nc:l11 MrfH It., JI"' Hutton (lllel')' OiH•n), Ide Lupine, O.vld Weyne (lnspecwor Q\le•n), ,.,..,, ttreai..rs. Don Amecti., Crelc ltevens, Jedi Kelly. On television there are two kirfds of mystery series -open and closed. An open series is one in which the viewer knows at the outset who committed the crime, then watches the detective find the culprit. A good example -Columbo. A closed mystery is one in which neither viewer nor detective knows at the outset who the criminal is. Both are equally exposed to all the clues and at the end can match wits 1n solving the crime. A closed mystery, in other words is a "who done it?" A good example, and the only one of its kind on telev1s1on this season, is Ellery Queert, on NBC. Thursdays at 9PM. Starring as Ellery Queen, writer of mystery novels. is Jim Hutton. Starring as Inspector Queen ,of the New York Police Department. and as Ellery's father, is David Wayne. It is Inspector Queen who, in the hne of duty, gets the cases to solve. But It is Ellery who usually solves them. Ellery wants no thing more than to work on his novels. But the inspector. apprec1at1ve of his son's uncanny de<1tll:tive talents, manages to motivate his son into tackling the case. Inspiration for the new Ellery Queen series is the long popular series o f "Ellery Queen" mystery novels. Beginning with "The Roman Hat Mystery" (in 1929), 31 of these novels were written by Ellery Queen, the pen name of New York authors Frederic Dannay and his cousin, Manfred B. Lee. Translation of the novels to other media Is old hat. Ellery Queen has been done on radio, In motion pictures and in TV. On radio, Ellery was played by Donald Chase and Hugh Marlowe. On TV by Lee Phillips, lee Bowman, George Nader and Peter Lawford. Ralph Bellamy portrayed the character in three motion pictures. Is Jim Hutton's Ellery Queen different from all th• others? "Yes." says Hutton, "better." "Ellery was written as a know·1t·all type of guy who patronizes his father. frankly, he's a bore. When I researched the books at the library, I found that, basically, the charecter was very humorless and square. "Well, I decided to change him. I laid a good deal of Jim Hutton over him. I made him more human, with a sense of humor. "I have made him fallible and vulnerable. He is absent·m1nded because he's so wound up over wnting his mystery novels. He's the kind of fellow who puts a letter in his pocket and his car keys 1n the mailbox." Hutton's Hollywood career began, oddly enough, 1n Nuremberg, Germany. He was a soldier there in the U.S. Army Having done little· theater work at college in upstate New York, he was acting 1n a play for an audience of servicemen plus a Hollywood director, who was shooting a war movie there. The director signed Hutton for the movie, then urged him to try Hollywood when he was free. Hutton did. David Wayne, an actor for 55 of his 61 years, must have been the original "star of stage, screen and television." He has a Tony Award for his role as the singing leprechaun in the Broadway pr0duct1on of "Finian's Rainbow." He has another Tony for his performance in "Teahouse of \he August Moon" and a stack of rave reviews for his portrayal of Ensign Pulver in "Mister Roberts." In addition to series stars Hutton and Wayne there are guest stars, who play the victims and suspects in the various eplsOdes. Among them Guy Lombardo, Ann Francis, Craig Stevens, Ida Lupino, Don Ameche, Susan Strasberg, Jim Backus, Rhonda Fleming, Larry Hag· man, Farley Granger. Joan Collins, Ray Walston, Barbara Rush, June Lockhart, Ross Martin, Eve Arden, Bert Parks, Donald O'Connor and Betty White. WEDNESDAY NOvtM8£R 12 For mornlnc and afternoon llttlnp, pleue ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. laelow, for your conwnlence, ire the day't rncwlet. DAYTIME MOVIES t:JO U "TM Yb Squad" (dra) '31 - Paul Lukas. (C) "O.S.S. 117-Mt .. don for A lffltf' (susp) '66 -Fred Stefford. 10:00 Ci) (C) .. Esapedt In Jape11" (adv) 'SJ-Teresa Wriaht. 12:00 m "Tiit 5orreou1 Huaq'' (dra) '36 -Jotn Crawford, Robtrt Taylor. 1:00 n "SUbmartne Suhawk'' (dr•) '58 -John Bentley, Brett Halsey. 9 (C) "Tiit EaPtl•nti" (dre) '54- Vktor M1ture, Jun Simmons, Gene Tierney, Edmund Purdom. l :JO 0 (C) "I.eve Is A Btlr' (rom) '63- Gftnn Ford, Hope Lani e. S:OO ~ "Stllals II" (dra) '13 -Alex Cord, Meritttt Hlltley. l :SO CI> "TM Ovtsidtf'' (dre) '62-Tony .. Curtis, James FranciSC\Js. ~ (C) "'Stntlt1111t1 Prefer lloada" us) '53 -Merilyn Monroe, Jane USMll, Char1ts Coburn, Elliot Rtld. I . I .• I •• '' THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 9, 1975 • ,.....,. Dan Don Knotts & Totie Fields t:lO IJ I l!lcl&I t bb A warm, mov- rartrid1• fanlfJ auest. Ina story of 1 17th Century J1p1nese Ml•·12 D Qj Cl)®) m µUM HoUM Oft itin111nt pri11t who left • rich herl· ~ tit r rafrit "Remember Me" Conct taae of Buddhist sculptures which Star TM Chules lnaalls is heartbrotlen when are considered prize possessions In . ~ ltottltf: ......, Edltlo• he feels he must separate three today's Japan. ( 1 Cl)) Trvttl ., ~-.a youna children orphaned by the I "twt Uttlt blcll1 HHr death of their mother -until the Nodtet dt T"'*'• 6;30 Mm Stffft11 AR rouah end shaao Mr. Edwar Ptbr9 Clara ~ mikes 1 surprise announcement. 10:00 II @ (]) (I) Kite ~.. A Cl) Htplt's HtfM1 0 Movie: (C) (90) ''Ylli.te of tt1t former rock star (sum Wayne ; RtalldMa STafttsH (com) '65 -Ronny Howard, M1under). trylna for a comebKk. ~ (I}) Ltwe AMtfkaa _.. Tommy Kirk, Johnny Crawford. is charaed with murder In the lethal • rop loft tht C...l'by (I) Wild Wltd Wnt drua overdose of 1 YoUna air1 but, . 51&1ep1.,.o..,... 0 <9 Cl)) Cl) m When Thlna• despite police evidence, he main· 7:00 Ol9 U eiJ (I) m a) News Wm .,otttn "Quarantine" When tains he is innocent. Rncheduled • ~ their supporters are felled by an from last wffk. BowtJna ftt Doftars tppe.rent pl1au~. Robin and the o.@. tiJ (I) a;, rttroceltl '1he Mod Squod Shenff of Nottrnaham face each Gambler" When the evidence link· To Ttll tht Trvtll other In a duel. Ina a youna man to the sleylna of • ColC:efttntlo11 I Dealer's Choke his emplayer makes Petroc;alli suspi· I lMt luq John Btrbour Show cious, he investlaates and"llncovers Tht FBI Viviana Comedy Serf1I a web of 11mblln1 debts and (I) Cll1t111toka Sunsmokt stran~ buralerles. La loba The Tribal Eye "Woven Gar· ~ W m Ntwt love Amirian 5tyt. dens" Proaram follows the autumn 6 Perry lbson ; Womaa AIJvt " miaratlon of the Qashqa'i nomads (Qi Cf)) Cl) a) Starslly I 1 Ci)) Bonanu of Southern Iran and looks for the Hutdl "lady Blue'' Stirsky & Hutch • ,.., inspiration behind their exquisite investiaate the murder of 1 "'be1utl· • Ad.s.1111 fHlllJ handwoven tribal rup. ful policewoman who left the force 7:l0 9 ~Laat of the Wiid I Chalftpionshlp Wres1llna tp becom~ • 10-10 d1ncer in a , Ci) • Na•e lUt THt Jq_a11t:tt bnau•ae Proarams • sleazy dive after the and of a Lew 1 Stytt 8;30 (Q.fJ Ci))(]) a) Tha t's My romance with Starsky. Ann Foster let's ..._ A 0..f au "QuHn of the Ribs" Eu1 Elisha Cook, James Keach and • lllllM $ IMwlt: (C) (21tr) .,.._ elienates 111 his friends, .IJCePt • Timothy Blake auest. .,... alMf Sbfba" (dra) ,59 _ Leonerd •. when ht acts lilce a bi& m Set Smart Yul Brynner Gina Lollobrialda. shot to impress 1 &lrt. fll) Thi F1rst Ch•rc.bflll "Tri1I of I Price 11:..tlrtrt ID Mm Qrfttln Show Strenath" Kina William 111 with John lrldy hltdt m lever!J & VidaJ Sassoo11 Show Churchill's help, defeats the exiled CitJW•tdltls 9:00 James' attempt to invade Ireland. ne DH hffl• Shew IJ ACTION WITH A BANG 10:30 • s.mer Tld Annstronr ~Little Martie * CONRAD AS CANNON News 1:00 @CD Cl) THJ Ortaltdo l a · Q1J (])(I) Caanon Thuymbollsm ot ' Melodia• M ~.,,. • h1tchet buried in the head of a 10:,45 : Uflali l Yov snowman found in the burning sun 11:00 Cl) '! m ..... of a desert estate suaeests that an Ci) Ntws • ancient Chinese tonr is threatenine Best of Sro oyfriend. Victor Tiit Lucy Show Mohlca, Jenny Sullivan, James Honr Ash••n fUe auest. Mod Squad 0 Ci) 9 00 er;) Doctor's Hospl-(])Mr. lucky tiT •iMy Cup Runneth Over" Dr. Jake Combat • Goodwio backs a young resident ( Cl)) Lon Allltrlan StJft (Mictleel Christopher) who wants 11:15 ; Nudttr ,..., Htlriftp to run tests on a patient that a • Clnt11t1 K . •TV ANTfNNA • PAtn'S 'The Store that (.ates'' more experienced physician says 11:30 @ (j) CBS Late Movie: (C) could_2f'ove fatal. Rescheduled. "ltntcell" Geor1e Peppard stirs. 0 (Q:tj Cl)) (I) m Btmtt "When I aJ (i) @) m ''"""' Ctr1011 Dues Come Down" Cat burglar Joey The HoMJMOMrs Tonelli (Alen Feinstein) gets out of 6 Mtvie: "Sttfll" (com) '50-Ann prison, discovers relialon, but con· She{idan, Victor Mature. tinues to steal -this time for his O (Qi (j)) (J) Wide W..W Mftle: new church. While bur1larizing the (C) "'fiMi Nlllit 5'rlllllK' (mys) apartment of hard-llvina trucker '75-Darren Mc:Gavin, JoAnn Pflug, Harry Muzurky (Slim Pickens), Joey Simon Oakl1nd. seriously injures Harry's wife. When Cl) Tbt Fii Joey is slein, Tony is convinced O Mevit: "TM Shrike" (dra) '55- Harry did it, but he doesn't have June Allyson, Jose Ferrer. a shred of proof. I Mlalo11: l•poulble t1j Movie: (C) (Zlir) "Tiit Sret11 12:00 Twilllflt Zone Berets" (dra) '68 -John Wayne. Movie: "Red S.ndon" (was) Jim Hutton, David Janssen. '56 -,Rory Calhoun, Dt1n Ja11er. Q) The Bold Ones 12:30 I MaJbtny RFD 9 Movie: (C) (2tlr) ••1utttrfietcf r Merit (dra) '60 -Elli.beth Taylor, Lau-Movie: "llllJ U1,.. (com) '64- rence Harvey, Eddie Fisher, Dina Julie Christie, Tom Courtenay. Merrill. 1:00 I (10) m TolllOnow fZi) Sreat Perft rmanca: Jennie -Cine Allby lMJ Rlndofpfl Churc.blll "His Sor· 1:30 (})Movie: "MJ favtfftt SpJ" rowed Plumes" After eilht years of musT'42-Kay Kyser, .line Wyman. a feirty blissful second marriage, 1:45 II Movie: (C) .,,IU•ecf" (adv) '55 Jennie's husband Georae Cornwallis-- Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward. West becomes intri1ued with 1 lead-Z:30 ID All-Nllftt Dew: "f1wt Ac•lnt Ina actress of the d1y, Mrs. Patrick tht Htttte" .. Ela,. f,.. lttd Campbell. Jennie and Georre are Rte** divorced ind she turns her full 3:30 6 Morie: -...r Habled'a Atfllrs" ettention to Winston's career. [cOm) '47 -Lucille Ball. · ..... 14 I ! 11 12 3 3 • THURSDAY NOVEMBE.ft 13 For momlns encl att.moon httnp. plene ... DAYTIME NOGRAMS. Below, fot your convenience, are theday'a...._. DAYTIME MOVIES l ~=f•.U, Ml•·ll SMlld Stlf Trtl I IHc!A I "'7 It AIM U Sa• (R) Sinaer Gloria l~n1 jol Cfltbrities Bob Hope, Henry M•n· cini, Sammy Kahn. Tommy Smothers and bj Mahll fOI' 1 musicll tribute to the United States. <ta Cf)) T~ "~C...MIMe~.,.,..,.._ &J little blC8ls Heur 9:30 0 .,.. .. of tM Dn,.." (adv) '51 6:JO Merv c.ttll• sa... -Sheila Ryan, Richard Travis. '1bn "" ~ I u~-1• tltt lro1 Ml*" (•dv) '39-loula ..,...._ Haywerd, Joan ~ennett. ( ) l"9 a..m.1 Style 10:00 Ci) .. Dr. Erlldt'a Mqlc lullet" • Wat. Wlftd (dra) '40-Edward G. Robinson. ' ~I 5ourwtet 12~ m .. ,, ...... °"~ Cdra> ·39 _ 7:00 a o tD CiJ m m " ... Carole lombard1 ·Cary Grant. lrHlide '1:00 D "T11k Co1111taldta" (dra) ·59_ :,:us:..: Dotlln Robert B1rron. Mal&ie Lawrence. • Te Ttll die Truth Qi (C) .. Misfit "•" (dra) '54-eo-tntio" Greaory Peck, Rita Gam, Broderick 1 Lowe Lucy 1:30 0 (C) "The Nl111t TittJ Rlldecl The Fii Mindy's" (com) '68 -Jason Ro· (I) '-ttmltOte bards, BrUt l'.kl1nd. LI L.obl 3:00 ~ (C) "Two ftf tll• Mo..,.. (dra) l.ftt Allerian S1yle 71-Robert Hooks, Steven Brooks. : The Rtulrtic Rebelllott 3:30 (I) "MJ llttte ClllcadH" (com) '40 ( (])) ..... D -W. C. Fields, M1t West. • ,....., 0 (C) "CJPIY" Pert I (mus) '63-Mdlms fl•llJ Nat1lie Wood, ROSllind Russell, Kart 7:J) ...., Vi.toe S1tow OJ. Simp. Milden. son and Jessa Welter auest. f , f •, I :, , I Prtc:e Is Rlpt ""' Alweria" ~ Hicti Rellm Cl IMIJd Ca1111tra MIUlott $ MtM: (C) (211r) "The ortd of HffJJ Orietlt" (com) '64- Peter Sellers, Paula Prentiss. THEY BELIEVE IN MUSIC -Uza Ml"netll wtH Join Mac Davis In a duet of his son1. "I Believe In Music," when she appear$ as a 1uest star on his upcomln1 ''The Mac Davis Special," on NBC Thul'lday, at 8PM. Liz.a also will be ... n and heard In a solo production number. THE DAIL V-PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 9, 1875 .......... lf'MJ ltlld (1)...., .... ....... let'a ..... ADIM : l1e Aaaet of Mia (R) A•f....,. manent residents of Alamesa riot whtn Mr. SulliYan, ttM mlld mlft· nerld corrf(1lonll offlctr, II SUI· pended bedausa of his trustlna ways ~ IJtlSe llaflie 1:00 (17) Cl) (() Th ...... • lwltll~=-- a....tJ & NII .__ ._ Qealc n.trt ,.... (R) loss" The Welton younpters aet their ficit, wide-eyed uposwe to moumtna when one of their rela· lives, Olivia Hill (Debbie White), a very youna and very new widow, 1rrivei to stay with the family. 0 MAC DAVIS SPECIAU * WITH SUPER GUESTS! 9:00 =~ , .. ,., ... ~A ~~ama dlfON. ctlnr tM tlut·llft story of two New Yort City policemen who were k.llltd · in a bnltat am~ P«ry KJnc ind Ooriln Harewood stir as offlcln Rocco Laurie end GtttOf'Y Fosttt who were the victims of 1 mllltant extremist 1roup's attempts to crt1tt a wave of terror In the police de· ~rtment. a tD Ci) l1i m • 1J1<11c 1 The Mic Davll Shew Mac not only per· forms his own sonas but is joined by Lita Minnelll, Nell Sedaka end the World of Sid & Marty Krofft, es he slnas a duet with Uzi and a medley of Sedaka's sonas with the slnaer/sonawriter. The Kroffts have creeled special ch1racters fbr a hometown sketch. IJ Movie: (C) (211r) "Hear Of tltt CIR" (wts) '67 -Jema Gamer. 00 Wiid Wild West D <9 (j)) (]) al """' Miller ''You Dirty Rat" Ten pounds of marijuana 1s missin1 from the 12th precinct st1tlon. placinr everyone under suspicion, until the real cul· prit is cauaht. DMlef's Qtoke w. .... ~,Show Nldll Caro CuaMeb Mocha Tapatils u a Cll am E1••11 q .... "Veronica's Yells .. On the stare of a New York burlesque theatre, the show's cast and '&ew flit put the coffined corpse of their boss, Im· presario Sim Ptektr (Ctotat Burns), homicide victim. The mourn- ers take mts In tllt tlteatre to witch • bluare movie-made before the impresario's demise-In wtiidl the victim voices his suspidon1 at to who would do him In. SuspecU include 81rbar1 Rholdts, a stripper. J.ek Carter, 1 burlesque show comic; Julie Adams, widow of 1"9 deceased; Willl1m Demtrllt as Ille staae door 1uard, and Don POl'ler as the show's Wall StrMt blc.Ur. (l) TIM U...,..llles D D:J. 'S SOUR TUNE * ON STS OF SAN FRAN b~MN Lln1u.1e Pf'OIJl•s 1:30 (Qt) (j)) (]) Q) Ow UM o <a(()> rn m StrMt " s.. fralldla "Dead AJ(' Slone and t t t t t t t t f t t t t t t t t t t ..Sullivan's Finest Hour" The per· ORDER . YOURS TODAY! 1000 t • P........u..d '9•l'81 f Stick-.. t • Effl._ LAIELS t • Stylth Order For Younelf er a FriefMt Mey be used on envelo,.. as refvrn eddreu labels. Also very h•ncly •• iclentiliuttot. leb.ls for merlrin9 penOMI fteMs such •• l>ooks, records, photos, etc. lebeh stlclr on gl•u end m1y be used for 1Rerlrift9 t..Me unned focd items. Aff lebels ere prhtted ._,ith stylish Vogue type on fine C11Mlity wfllt• 9ummed p•per. t t t . t t t t t ' t t t t t t hpl5 !teller suspect a populot women's t1lk show hOst of sJayln1 llston1r1 ht HCrttly datn. Larry Haiman. • Ina Bolin, Otnnls Patrick ind Geor11 .-, FRIDAY 01 Ctn.to 1u1Jt. NOV£MB£R i.t I Tbt lllcl OMS F•ttval ll!WtMtioMI For momlnc end 1fternoon flstlnp, Mevt.: (C) (2hr) "Tiit lJttJt please , .. DAYTIME PfM)QRAMS. Murden" (dra) '71 -Elliot Gould, Below, for your convenlena. ere Mercla Rodd, Donald Suthtrl1nd. the day'a movies. Ell) CS.ale Thutte "The Wild Duck" Denholm Elliott stm H Ibsen's DAYTIME MOVIES clnsk drum1t. @?:) La Crilda Ble111 Crtada 9:30 U "Killers Ate Chttlt111ed" (dra) 9:30 0 Ntw1 '66 -Richard Harrlson. "The '-n1· fl) P1br1 Clara attr" (mys) '47 -Bany Sulltv1n. 10;00 D tD (]) ~ m Mtdlul StCHJ 10:00 (j) "Slttin1 PrtttJ"' (com) ·~. - "Wasteland" The pros ind eons of Robert Youna. Maureen O'H1ra. 1 h0$pll11's policy of sterilizina In· 12:00 m "fht Petty Glr1" (rom) '50 - d11ent mothers is the subject of • Robert Cummings, J.o'an Caulfield. heated .controversy 1mon1 three l :OO 0 (C) "Su Wife" (dra) '57 - obstetricians. R1lph Bell1my, Chris· Richard Burton, Join Collins. topher Connelly ind Judd Hirsch ~ ''Th Sto p 1 0 .. (d ) star. Rescheduled. ~ e . rt on a • 111 r1 I m f!) News '60 -Rita Hayworth, Tony Fran· Perry Mason closa. G11 Youna. <9 ) Q) H a r r J 0 1:30 0 (C) "Some lllnd ol Nur• (com) "Group Terror" Harry usumes 1 '69 -Dtck Van Dyke, An1ie Dick· different Identity IS he 1ttempts to inson. infiltrate a clostly·knlt therapy 3:00 (C) "The Silent 5un" (wes) '69 1roup to find the sl1yer of two -Uoyd Bridaes. John Beek, Susan people. Joanne Pettet end Don Howard. Stroud aueit. 3:30 (I) "loft letters" (dr•) '45-Jennl· al Get S11mt fer Jones. Joseph Cotten. 10:30 I Bruin Revln · Tll'" Passports to Adve11ture """' · La Tf9mend1 Cortt 11:00I tE 11 ~ f..:ttn Best of Croudle Sit. Bllb · Tfit Lucy Show Astln11n FU• Mod ~uld C1) Mr. I.AIU, ti"mbat : ~Brother: f111tlo11al tdltlon llJ) Love Americe11 StJte 11:15 Ui) Cinema 34 ll:JO II ~ (f) CIS Late MO¥M: (C) "lotaT: ~e Chlutftft ·Muntera" Telly Savales stars. 12:00 I ti) Ci)~ m Joh11111 Ctnon Tht Honeymooners Movie: '10nr of l•~u•" us) '35 -Warner Buter. 0 <ta Cl)) Cl) Wide Weffd Prt- Mllb "Mannix" & "Lonastrfft" (i)The Fii 0 Mtvlt: (C) "Sc.eltet Matl .. (ectv) '52-Yvonne DeCerlo, Rock Hudson. m MlssiM: l•poalblt 0 Steppenwolf Star-Don * Kirshner Rock Concert p Doft IUratlntf'a Rock Coitcert m Mevlt: "Mutl•J" (1dv) '52 - Mark Stevens, An1el1 len:sbury. 12:101 ...... Movie: "'Th• tt.ntw They r.1r rt) '56 -Humphrey Bo1art. 1:00 D (lg) m Tomtn'OW 1 :30 {l'1 (I) Movie: °'T111111C111 In tJle f.lst,. (edv) '53-AJen lldd. 1:45 11 Movte: (C) "'The Halli tf Mo•t•· IU!ft.t" (dra) 'SI -Jack Palanet, Robert W11ner, Richard Boone. 2:30 m All-Ntittt 111ow: "Satta r-." ......,. ........ me. .. A11w1 3:30 11 Mme: "'MY FotWdtn htt" (dra) '51 -Robert Mitchum. O (C) "CypsJ" Concl. (mus) '63- Netalie Wood, Rosalind Russell, K.ar1 Malden. [ , f : ; I ~~ .• 6!00 ~~~I~~-= ... Ci:) Bonanza • lronaldt Pa rttld1e Family Adim-12 Soledad Stir Trek : Avl1tlon Weadler ( (i)) Tfld.h or Consequenc.s Little bscals Hour 6:30 Merv Griffin Show BewftchlCI 1 m Ho1111'a Heroes : lfiKt PtrspedJvt Oft tht News ( {]))love Anlericen $1Jtt • Friends of Ma11 · Callopl11r Cou""et 7:00 DO @ @ ma>Ntw1 lrotrside llowl.in1 for Doflan Med Squad To Tell tt.e Trvttl Co11Untratlon I love l.uq The Fii CI> Cuu11ob La t.ba love Americen Stfle : Woman ( Cl)) Bonana . hJo1111 m Adclaata r1mlty 7:30 Follow Up ~ m Hollfwood Squres love American Style Wortd of Adventure Woftd of Ult Sea Mmloa $ Movlr. (211r) "Tit• Ot- t irt 09n" (dre) '58-Tony Curtis, Sidney Poitier, Ctre Wiiiiams. I The • ....., hlldl @ M1ttA '-•• Well StJoMt w ... THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 9, 1975 I=~!:::· 10 : SOLVE A THRILLER 1:001J @00 1 f!<l!I, ...,.tncHt * WITH BARNABY JONES Moattf'I of (R) Orson IJ (i1) (I) CJ) ..,_.,, ..... A t1lk Wfttts nuretes th is ctose·up look Show host with 1tron1 feminine 1t tht rare southern r1&ht whale audience appeal btcomts • key and the story of zoofoeis1 Roaer point of evidence when 1 1lr1 who Payne's sojourn with his family. to thinks sJI• witnessed a 111urder says the bleak. windswept Pataronin sJI~ was listenln1 to his PfOITlm coast of At1entlnt to study the 11· just before tht crime wu commit· ent ~mmal. ltd, Larry H11m1n, Bill 8tll1nea, D eiJ Ci) m s.ntont • 5'.D• Laslie Acurm1n. John Ctrttt and "My flir Esther" Like Henry H11· M1rcl1 Rodd _iuest. 11ns In "My Ftir Lady," Fred de· D 9Ci)1H11 mr.11ce Stor1 cides to transfOflTI 1 lowly person-"Test ofBrothlrtlood" Georre Mi· In this c1Se Aunt Esther-into an haris and Edwud Albert star u elea•nt lady. Rescheduled brother police officer1-voteren end -M •-(C) (211 ) '1i fl ht at rookie-who cluh over how to do lo"mm~:i.. Crfft'! (we;) ~3 -the l1w enforcement Job In the best Audie Murphy, Deforest Kelly. way. Rescheduled from list week. Ci1 w11d wild w111 Imm " ... 0 (®) Cl)) (]) &) Barbary Coait Peny Mason "Arson & Old Lace" An arson pro· Id Surt tection racket end a pretty little : Mesterplece ThNtR: Shoulder ledy who likes bue·knuckle prize· to ShouWtf (R) fighters turns Cable Into • bo•ina 10:30 I Help SomeoM Tocl1J promoter ind Cuh Into the rina News a11inst the champ. Gretchen Cor· , Hoctr Dula Ho111 belt. Johnny Seven, O.nnis Patrick 11:00 I(]) u fl) mm....., ind Hal Baylor auest. . (j) ~ tD 00 Htwa (i1 San Dle10 1ttt tf Crol!CN Dealer's Choke 6 s,t. lltko John Barbour Stlow • Movie: (C) UC.II Mt Bwina" Professional Boxln1 Ce.om) '63-Bob Ho1>1. Anita Ekber&. tiu111S1111okt m AN ASHMAN EXCLUSIVE' : Los Ansetes News.Rm.. *HAROLD OLSON "I AM • La Vida Con Aurelia , Japanese Lin1u11e Pro1rams THE LINDBERGH BABY" 1:30 a tD oo ®J m c"1co' tt1e .... Astt-.•ll ra. "The Misfortune Teller" Avery llO!t ~uad Schreiber auests IS an inept opsy (]) Mr. ~ who introduces the barterina system ltf81 un" S.wri•J tit to Ed end Chico. I 1111 m l'l i Public Affairs : Will Street Wffk · MerY tiriffln $1\0w ( Cl)) love Amedcan StJle BevertJ l Vidal Sassoon Show 11:15@?:) Clne1111 34 El Show de Rosita fteru 11:30 R ~ (1) CBS Latia Movie: (C) 9:00 IJ @ (])Ci) Hawaii flve.0 Jack Ufh1-soo:foufld Jelt" (com) '72 - Cassidy guests es a hi&h school Alex Karr1S, Jame.s Franciscus. Hope vice.principal who is also a narcol· Lance. iC$ smu(ller and pusher. He be· D tD (I) (lg m Joh•llJ Ctr10n comtS the prime suspect In McGar· Bob & R:f. 1uest. rett's investlaation of a l111e·scale U The..,.11a1tra smu11lin1 rina that results In a CI> M.vlt: "'Shldend" (mys) '46- cllmactlc chase after a submarine Anit1 Louise, Lloyd Corr11an. reminiscent ol wartime operations U (Qt) (J)) (])WI d • Wot Id at sea. Sped8I "A.ssasirNttlon: An American D ~ (6)@} m Tiie Rodftnl "lrtttmart" Peter Lawford Is host Flies "Chicken Little's A little for 1n examination of tht causes Chicken!" Rockford Is suckered into and effects of assaults on public helpina his old cetlmate, Anael, but !!I.um. his aood deed backfires and he ·be· (I ) The Fil comes the tar1et of the underworld. m Mlnlotl: l•ptlliblt Stuut Maraolin, Joe Santos, frank Eli) WISM ..... Wed 11 Rmtw Mirth, Tom Williams and Ancelo 12:00 O MMM: "1'ht RICli..cl I tht Gnano auest. c..t.o," (rom) '50 -Glenn fdrd. i The Untouch1bln Rhond• F1tmln1. <9 (f)) (J)Ef)AIC Frl41J IT'he UlltMcMbla ovle: (C) (2Jir) '1fusttl111(' (R) Rodi CMcett (dr1) '75 -LM Remick, Jill Cl1y : ltup's SIMnr burch, Melanie M1yron, Bever1y 12•10 CJ) llevlt Hope Atkinson. Ms. Remick stus as • m Mtwtt· •1 Wtb Up Screarnln(' a ~eporter in this drametization o (mys) •41· _ Betty Grable, Victor G11I Sheehy's book about the p1ln Mature end profits In the wor1d of prostl· · •.....&.al tutlon. She sees the "workln1 1irls" 1:00 D 9 9 00 ID lllldnlftlt ........... 1s victimized human ,,elnp. Paren· 1:.30 @ CI> Movie: (C) "Counterfeit tal discretion is advised. TriltDr" (dra) '62-Wllllam Holden. &>The Bold Ones 1:45 6 a...ft: "'Rtcl•ll• for a HUVJ· ~ Movie: (C) (2hr) "One Hulll41"4 wtfpr' (drt) '62 -Anthonr Quinn, llftn" (adv) '69 -Burt Reynolds, Jlckie GINson, Midley Rooney. Jim Brown, R1quel Weldl, Fem1ndo 2:00 m M-NfPt Atw: ..,,..,tt Hell Lamas. 1'," .. Feftllid4• S1rttt," .. Mother fD W11hlniton WHk In Review fi1M Meas" 9:30 I """ J:JO II ,._.: ""Stltl DepertJHttt fll• : Cltrwetchm #Mf" (dra) '4' -Wllllem Lundi· • Pobre titre ,.n, Virilnle Bruce. .. I I 5:5 6:(i 6:3 7:0 7:3 l :CI • ! ·( ' • .. • .. Sl\T UROA Y l:JO II @CD Cl) 1ttp 1a.,,,1..... httlt• .t ttt. ._,. (sd·fl> '61 - I,.~ ~rlJj 8' "'9l Pildlltr Wlalt~~·~n Fontaine. ,............ ..... .... l o.ail \tat...... ~ ....... ( Cl)) (!) Tiie Lest s... lZ:JO I (HJ I , .. Allleft .-..: (Cf~ et tt. Inf if. s,." (•dY) '57 -Anthony Quayle, (ft ) CJ) &) NCAA F...w Peter Finch. Tt1ms to bt 1nnounced. NOVEMBER 15 5:55 a MIC Serles ...... I (d~I) '51 -Ethel Barrymore Glenn Utt la .... • Mevie; ""Stcftt .. c..kt UM" I Vt ...... S.p 6:00 ()) Snrilt Suu• ford, Gtne nerney, bdl1ry Scott. 111,.. ..._.. s:•1 ...,.,,.. s....-m .... ...,..,, Appu11......, .... : ltacl rtf'lptdM .......... TV I CllllfM• td Ntlc~ · 1:00 6 Q1J CD fH1tt1 Classic Pfo""1 Ma....-ttrt 9:00 1~ Cl) «i m lA.r ef tt. I.Mt flits "Tht Mysterious Island" An Ut'1 lap ...,.; "'The lt .. it h.W animated version of th• Julta Ytme 7:00 ,.... ~ w Hip Sdlool $1DfY" (dra) '58 -Dorothy ~Int. claulc about rlvt refulffS from a l.ur1l91 & Dbdl!MM JICk Horan. Confederate prlaon durina the Civil fD @ a:i m £intrae1CJ + 4 (i) S..~1 War, who eSClpe In a balloon that '1f"'tnd . 0 (rat (()) (]) Adventura ti Cl-lands them on 1n uncharted lslalld, <9 Cl)) (]) Ht11 K.t11 ,....., l{ta11 • · where they battle th• elements, Widalt m C.Ulltly M11slc pirates, ind 1 volcano with the help : Snlm• Sbfft 9:JO I @ (j) (]) Scotby Doo of Captain Hemo ind his sub ma· 7:30 ~_I lfffhtult • 9 (j) m Run, fot, Ru11 rine, the "autilus. · CiJ (j) dj m Io 1 It & th e leave It to ltaver 0 Movie: "Mia An11le lotltY" PUUJUts I <a Cl)) (j) Croovle teolla (com) '42 -Shirley Temple. i(Cit (j)) (]) Tt• I Jtrry/Qr1pe WOfds·A-Popphi' . (i) Movie: "A 11..,..lt ftr Mt1t· Shew Mt11tbenfttp Appeal / Seu•• def' (mys) '53 -Joseph Cotten. Youth & th• luues Strfft Jean Peters. EletHtml'J ...... 10:00 II @ rn 00 Slwaat/lsls Hour I Thr111tr Cl) Teny l His Fritllda D Qi @6 ®I @D rta...t of tN : s., lrott..r. Nltioftal Edltlo11 8:00 CllJ (])Cl) PtbMn I 1111.. ii · Sil J Pl1tltlltl llm111 e-Tlm"'J & Lassie l :JO • Mo.ft: (C) '"Rtct Mouatal•" D am ®I m Slmt Uft tf <9 (j)) Cl) m Spttd hco (•dv) 'SI -Alan l.ldd, Lizabeth "Waldo Kittr Mevlt: "Under My S.111" (dra) • Scott, Arthur Ktnntdy hcaltten 'SO-John Garfield, Micheline Presle, SHI Tnl1 Ilia llut Marble Luther Adler. 1'1le Ylrt1191H U111t Four Trails West Z:OO Daer• ,......._ C.Uraaeous Cit I Mowktf11e : ltHIW.•• Trut Advttrtvrt ' • i"lsft Movie .._. Voice tf Tollyo 10:30 • CI) Qjl m Wts1Whtd T"ls Wetl 11 tllt NFL : Me11benftlp AppuJ I Otctric (6) Rifttu11 ~Wtlbun1 lrttkn c..,.., o <~ oo> m m Titt OcW 1111 • Cttlafa Couple · : Mnfllp Appeal/Tiit Trtbal A pirate surprises youn~ or· ph•n Herbert Brown, In 'The Mysterious ·lsl•nd," •nlm•ted specl•I ~sed on the Jules Verne novel, to be bro.de.st on "F•mous CIHslc T•les" S•tunf•y (Nov. 15) •t l :OOPM on CBS. ·CARPETING FOR YOUR NEEDS AT LOW PRICES SALES INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS 581-3956 837·0864 G YlctOIJ It Sa £.!t . @ ~e: .,Creat Day 111 tht Mttl· @E U.S. Nh'J 111(1 (adv) '56 -Robert Stack, 2:308 Steps tt l.taraillc Virginia Mayo. · A(ralturt USA "Queen of the fE Me111btnJlip Appt1l / IJtdrlc Grape StompetS" John Stt1rns visits ei111pe11y the 1nnu1I Gr1pe Stompin1 Cham· 10:45 0 Movie: (C) "Htll's Island" (1d11) plonships in Cucamon11. California. ·s.s -John Pine. Mary Murphy. Hi1hli1hts include lht chooslnf of · 9 (j) ,m n. Jetao111 Stompe11. ' ll:o;c>!@CJ) Far Out S,.. Nub this yur's Queen of the Gr1pe Tilu.na: Wiftdow tt tht S.uth 0 Movie: "'Tit• Wtlf M111" (hor) (Clj (!)) Cl) aJ Ulldt Cree's '38-1..pn Chaney Jr., Claude Re ins. lltc:k Relph Bell1my. I This la the NFL 6 CH1blt 11:15 Mt•btnhi Appeal/Stancllttat Ovttt U11ltl 11:30 @rn Cheat lusters ~SHI Tral• @@ m CO! USA "~ii Edoutite 1t Won ludinaton" Durinc the Americln "'1J SMwcaM Revolution, a younf 1ir1, In the style • ~lturt USA of Pau l Revere. rides to w1m neifh· 3:00 ust of the Mtflk.1111 bors that the British Army is ap· • NFL aa .. tf tilt Weel proachlnr . Ytcky Dawson, Stanley • Mowit: (C) "'The MlsslssJ,,. Grover, Andrew l•n McMiiian, Grace QaMbltr'° (1dv) '53-Tyrone Power. Camey and Ann ,Clements star. ~er Laurie, Julie Adams. (6) Mme: ..,..ris Alter Din" (dra) (lg} Mevle: ..,...... (hor) '60 '43 -Georre !ande11, Brenda Mar· Anthony Perllins. J1net Leiah. shin. I ~f Ctlapemt u <9 Cl)) CV m A ... r I c I • Vtfce of A(riculture lndstallcl ""' "'" C.mlCelteclas . Satunl., M1ti'" r, , 1 · 1 .. •• (, ( •• 12:00 IJ @ CV CJ) van., tt the oi ... uars D Pl'tp Sports Wortd CIF/2·A Foot· ball G Movie: (C) .,_.., of tflt ldrltu" (wes) '64-Dale Robertson, Yvonne ~ar1o. 1 ......... M Ub II ltue Marble ~Movie: (C) uv.,.ae tt the 3:•1 ........ .,. . S.tunl11 Mtvft: "Mamnnlncls'' (com) '48-Leo Gorcey & the Bowery Boys. (I) Taru11 Tht•tr• m Movie: .. Soll of '""'"" (sci·fi) '69 -Tadao Takashima. CJ) Ch1111pitft1Mp ltwll•a (i) Mowlt: (C) ""11tt Wllltt W1t· (dra) '61 -Sttvt RttYes, Georai• Moll. 9 Witbun1 lrothm SlltW (tjl CJ)) ~•al w..w m ........ ti) fHflrria falcett 4:00 8 &> Wla ''SexUll Oommunfcl· tlon" A lln stlldlo avdltne. folns hoit Marlo Mach•clo for • "qunUon & an.swtr'' HSJlon with Doctors Btryl and N01m Chernick. phJsl· clans ind 1t1u1I counselors from Ontar1o, Cln1d1 . w=~-.. la .. ,.. (com) '41-Bob Hope, Binc Crosby, Dorothy l.lmour. .... .., SlltW I :-::!~~ ... ~ , ....... .....,sa-.. Mt•IMnhip Appell I CM!tnlt ... ,..., I (1)) IKlq '1119 Fwtf* soccer Ytfce of Aartalltlln 4 :lO l(jj) CJ) CIS Sports s,.ctecul11 · Hop11'1 Heron M1wtridl NaalwUt. ott the Road ( ) NFL Qamt of the Wtft C«oft• .... 5:00 @ UttM Rascals O <a > aJAIC's ww. World of Sports I::. Wild West m ELIZABETH MONT· * GOMERY "A CASE OF RAPE" TODAY AT 5 GJ Movie; (C) (2hr) "A C.M ol Rape" (dra) ·74 -Ellubtth Mont· romery, Cliff Potts, William Daniels, Ronny Coll. I Nictrt Qalltry ''C eon th• c...DtJJ I I lc1M I Ota• A reve1lln1 pro· file of Russi1n 1Ymnut Olia Ko" but, as she's seen in reh11rs1f, In competition ind 11isitln1 her home in Byelo. 5:30 I i.i~~1 Newt I Uttlt ...... Hour f ·• ! .• ' " • 6:001~2?'..(j)f!)Ntws lie lltttea "Tht Bittle of Italy: The Allis Brollen" List of the Wild Maverld lro1tsidt Star Trek MulcH Mlltkab (j) NIU.UI Ceotrapflk Httltft : Me•btrafU• Alpeaj/Flriq .... · Wiiiy's W~p &:10 m u <a Cl)> m Neon • iilC ....... C.llfertltCO 6 Sa•., & c..,.., fll•A•S-H (]) Pap Cots the Coullby lt1 dt Mnleo • Fa. Feature Mr UttSt Maralt 7:00 C.ndld C.mtra Mtbite 011t The Tllllt ltl11a ltwtlna for Dollars E,...itnois: LM Matin Wertcl It War ~~~Sp.ce~ W•k ='·:ti ~@bttrka 'a&• 17 You May J Be Next!- Best Residential Burglary with a e:i:Gl\cf.A. Modern Home -.3 Burglar Alarm DON'T YOU BE NEXT ON THE BURGLAR'S LIST -- Let us help protect you, your loved ones, & your property with a SIGMA SECURITY SYSTEM fire &/or burglary CALL 557-5333 ,... 18 If you like, a cvmplimentary door viewer with your security survey. FREE Estimates Hee ""' wortd-from 7th to 10th flool-~n Dr. Jaaen In•• HMr ht Joins tllt flnn of 1 mucfl.trweled, 7:JO WM Wtftd tf ......., swln1ln1 ~iat1i1t Emily hopes • 0.. MIMI' Sctltit Tat the MW ~ Wiii decrtlM Bof»'s Lowe AMeflcait stJte work l~d. but 11 It turns out, Let's Mab A Deal It's Bob's p1rtner who hu 111 th•· R•• m free tlm• and Bob's stuck with all Tlt•po s.bft ti Tlt"'lf the work. fll) A KCET MEMB R AS lO:OO I ~-~ 'tr) Clrtl lurtett Shew * JENNIE'S MARRIAGE Academy Aw1rd·winnln1 8ritish ac BREAKS UP~TONIGHT tress, Mauit Smith, teaches Carol fil) MtMbersMp ~al/Cttlt Ptr· tM fine art of speakln1 with 1 Lon· fOfMlftces: Jeitalt "His Borrowed don dialect in 1 duet entltled "Tht Plumes" After elaht years of 1 Cockney Lesson," blissful marria1el Jennie's husb1nd, B 9 Ci) ti& m 4 i!IClfi f Miu - Geor1e Cornw1l ls·West, becomes 1ffu11 liaeriia Ta1111tt "ht New ihlrirued with 1n 1ctress, so Jen· Spirit of '76" Is the theme for this nie divorces him ind turns her full live competition from the Maybee 1ttention to Winston's c1reer. Center on the C1mpus of Oral Rob· 8:00 tJ @ ~ The Jtffeneas erts University In Tulsa, Oklahoma. B ti} m MIC Satunl11 Mac Divis is master of ceremonies. Movie: ( ) (2hr) ''Slr1h T: Portrait U (tn) (I)) CJ) a) Matt He I 111 of A Teeuae Alcohollc" (dra) (R) "Death Rods" Helm's search for '74 -Linda Blair, Verna Bloom, a missin1 1ir1 he found shot on William D1niels, Larry Ha1m1n, the beach leads to 1 chll)in1 plot Michael Lerner, Mark Hamill, Hilda invoJvinr the theft of radioactive H1yrnes, Laurette Spana. Linda Bl1ir m1teri1ls. Juliet Miiis, Joseph Cam· stars as Sarah Tr1vis, 1 hllti school panella, Cesare D1nov1, SIM San· student who beains drinking when dor and Bert Convy auest. she has difficulty 1djustin1 to 1 RaJ lt1tm Shew new school, a new nei1hborhood and Music.t Cfftnt life with her mother and a new Tbt Ulltolldlabltl stepf1ther after her parents are di· Lou Qordo11 Sllow vorced. 10:30 Toay 1t Aaua Cllltnlt I U.n'CIUb News "" Hn Studio 22/Quia Time (~Cl)) Cl) al S.turday Nl&ht 11:00 llNtws wttt1 "°"'rd Coteff ( I .. ~tins D Movie: (3'/zhr) .. Jud1e11ent 'at _ Nure111ber(' (dra) '61 -Muimilian Mcme: (C) "A CIM of Rape" Schell, Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancas· (dra) '74 -Ell11beth Montgomery, , ter, Judy Garland, Marlene Dietrich, Cliff Potts, Ronny Cox. Richard Widmark, Mont1omery Clift, Sinister Cinema Wllliem Shetner. (3) The P.T.L Club m HEE HEE! HAW HAW! foo CM1 * ON HEE HAW TONITE'! · Citwnta l4 I "" Haw ' Red: Cotart Collqe 11:15 Movie: (C) "'Touch of Evll" Sponfsh Movie ( ra) '58-Charlton Heston, Janet Movie: (2hr) .. AIOftl Came leifh. Jonu" (com) '45 -Cary Cooper, fi.iDr111tatic Love stories lore~,.';oS:!, William Demarest. l1:30 Wrf£>i!:-~ ~;::~,.. ~nese La111ua1• Pro1r1m A TI11te In the Wtst" (wes) '69 - 1:30 (11) CI)()) Doc Henry Fonda, Ch1r1es BroMOn, Ja· Pop Cott tM Counby son Robards, Claudia Cardln1le. ; tlembershil Appeal i t!Ol News 9:00 @ Ci) CJ) Miry Tyler Moon Movie: (C) '"Where t1tt lul1tb After 30 years have passed, (susp) '66 -Tom Ad1ms, Lou Gr1nt's old flame (Beverly Gar· Dawn Addams. lend) comes back into his life. Ver· ~ Movie:. "Tiit 11.U Slttp" (hor) onica was bad news three decades 56 -Bes1I R1thbont, Lon Chaney. 110 when she wrote Lou a "De1r U Movie: (C) "The Uldtf..W" John" letter and she's bad news (dr1) '69 -, John Wayne, Rock Hud· now. Once more, Lou intends to son, lee Meriwether. Roman Glbrl· tell her so-but better yet, show her. el. 0 Movie: (21/zhr) .. fnllerit t1't CIJ Movie Wind" (dra) '60 -Spencer Tracy, D Mtv!': (C) "Bia ls1Hd El~" Gene Kel~ Fredric March. (scl·fl) 55 -Jeff Morrow, F11th 0 (QI llJ) (1) (iD S. W A. T Domer1ue. ''Strike Force"tfondo and. hi~ tea~ I CI> Doti Adams' Screen Test clash with a paramilitary C1Cist • Movie Claula aroup whose leader hu been 12:00 @ (})di Saturday Nlctrt marked for destruction by 'other 12:30 Waters F••llJ power-seeklna extremists. 1:00 Red: Cottcert I Ci) Bolla& fro111 tM CMJ•pic Movie: "W• Up A ltltr' (mys) W.ndertuat '66 -Robert Hoffm1n, Lisa Costonl. f2'l) E TV PREMIERE OF ~M~~ ~) ~:~•:1~ *IRISH STRIFE FILM Stinwydl. Vin Heflin, Kiit Dou1las. ONLY ON KCET 1:30 I Al Ont Wlttt ••• "DIYld Wolper" fil) I IPIC~I A Seu. of Lou The NFl 5-t et tile Wlff flnt maiOf ilm to deal with tht Al llJctrt SIMw: "'Tener "' Half turmoil and person11 dramas in ..._ strtet, .. "'1'1ae lfiPtH Slralf· Northern Ireland. ltr," "'Sopi1 It Su" IE Prt111ltr Flt"' 2:30 D Movie: "llt Ult frtltdl stJ!e" t :JO II@ (I) Cl) lob ,...,._rt Sllow (dr1) '63 -Jean Sebtr1. Stanley Bob H1rtley moves up In the Baker. ') cc 5( ei ar a1 hl Cl a 0 m w ., 01 0 1 Cl ., w K 0 h1 ir rr LI nj cc 0 01 SI El tr fit ol fc 'A CLASSIC WEEK' - Host Jim C...-~ °'*'P ~· t.w c.......,._. are .......... a.. a can41d 4illeew1._ et ..._ c_,..11 "'9 cowity •nil Its ~ IMwft "-"' .. left .,. '"" ~ .... c.r.cr-~ ... "'""'-(IQ .. ofst.; Jerry Patt.t'Mft (DJ, -otst.: 1n4 M1rtr tfafW'l1.._,. (D): Mut Dt.t. "ot shewn .. c:.na"""'an Charles WlglM <I'), ""' 0tst. Classic shows for a Classic Week. Eight grnt nights of films, music and dramatic entertainment controversial public Issues and historical documentaries await Channei 50 vie~ers Ofl "KOCE Cl~ssic Wetk.~~ov. 7 through 14. Special program acqu11ltlons and local . productions make this eight·day event truly a classic Or\e. HlfP\lightlng "KOCE Classic Week" are: ·-~ . -The television premieres of two epic films, ""Birth of a Nation" and "The Great-Gabbo." The original, uncut versions of both movies have never been televised before and have been made exclusive to Channel 50 viewers. -MUs1car fare r~rqilng from a-rr6range County youth symphony, a salute to the Bicentennial to an hour with Jose Feliciano an Orange County resident ' -A close look at Laguna Beach as a famous art colony. -In-depth analy$iS by KOCE and other production facUities on the major issue of crime. -The dramatic presentation of Ibsen's "The Wild Duck." -Historical documentaries on the suffragette movement and on Lady Randolph Churchill, mother of Winston Churchill. · "KOCE Classic Week" also maru the first week that Ch19nnel 50 will broadcast live pledge messages during station breaks to encour· age viewers to become supporting Members of KOCE. "Birth of a Nation" and "The GrHt Gabbo" have been made available through the efforts of Thom Eberhart, KOCE director·clnema· to~rapher. Eberhart, an expert on films, will give viewers background glimpses of the two films during their presentations. D. W. Griffiths' 1914 epic, "Birth of a Nation," will air Wednesday, Nov. 12, at 9PM. "The Great Gabbo," to be shown Saturday, Nov. 8 at lOPM, was one of the first Holtywood "talkies.',,. Classic Week appropriately opens with programs produced through· out the nation. At 7:30PM, KOCE's Jim Cooper Is in the nation's capital to talk with Orange County's congressional delegates on "Vot· ers Pipeline." Then It's "Washington Week in Review" and "Wall Street Week." From Chicago comes "Kup's Show." At l0:30PM it's back to KOCE's studios for a half-hour concert with Henry Brandon and the Orange County Youth Symphony. On "Soundstage" at 9PM Sunday (9th), Jose Feliciano performs his hits, including "Light My fire" and "Chico end the Man," plus guitar Instrumentals In the classic-pop tradition. Feliciano talks about his music at his home in Villa Pa"'. - At 10 o'clock that evening, William F. Buckley talks on "Firing Line" with prosecuting attorney Vincent Bugliosi about the phenom• non of the Char1es Manson family. On Monday (10th) at 7:30, the controversy over gun control legislation is examined on "Focus Orange County." And the second part of the criminal justice issue on "Contemporary Celifornla Issues" will be aired Monday at 9PM. Henrick Ibsen's play, "The Wild Duck." becomes the focus of the series, "C1assic Theater," on Thursday (13th) at 9PM. Denholm Elliott stars as the dreamer who is forced to learn the unfortunate truth about himself and his famny. TWo popular series, "Shoulder to Shouldet .. and "Jennie," also fit Into KOCE· Classic Week's theme of quality television. "Shoulder to Shoulder," the dramatization on Masterpiece Theater of the su1fragette cause, airs on Saturday (8th) at 9PM and on the follOWing Wednesday at 8PM. TIE OAILV PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBEA I. 1911 KOCE-TV 'ORANGE COUNTY. TELE\llSION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL S() · SATUllMY: lllMlllOt •(,.Ill.) J:OD QM ............... , .. .. 4:30 ~: The Quest tor Personal MNnln1 l:GOC..IMt~ 7:00WrMMttwA ..... - l:Olflll•...... Driwt/(.... at ,,., ... _, (P8S) t:Ol 1111•~ Driwt/ ........... I n.tn ...... ., ......... r. "Outr111" 10:13 ........... Driwtfl\t 81..t Cll*e Mtmbtrii.lp Wttk Spt· cial (90 min) (1929) -Oirtcttd by James c~ •nd featurlnl Etich Von Strohtim end Betty CompSOll, "Gabbo" wu one of tflt very first 100 perttnt •II· t1lkin1. 1ll·sln1ln1, 1ll·d•ncln1 films J)f'oduced by Hollywood. SUNDAY: NOV'DlllO 9t11 (P.ll.) i:OO Cllaic TlleatN htwiew (PBS) S:JO Claak T1leltrt ''The Rivala'' (2 hrs.) (P8S) 5:JO Clf"'"'la Ltc........ DtMtes "Nuclur Entrp -Part Ill" 6:l0 Mart hsttll c.tdy ~ Tht W1shlnaton D.C. political humorist performs btfore 1 niahtclub 1uditnce. (PBS) 7:00 Thi ~ tf Mai "Tht Malts· tic Clockwork" (PBS) 1:00 c..t.•petalJ taut.Iii _._ "Crime and Criminal Justice- Part I" (KOC[) 1:21 .... ...,... PW1e Drtw/nl ..... de ........ t:OJ Mt•hrtlll.J PWp Drln/ ......... IO!OI ............. PW11 Drift/Artq ..... (P8$) MONDAY: MMlllO UMll (P.111.) 10:00 ....... ,.,...,.. .... 11 :JO EJedrtc ea.,.., 12:00 s.u .. Street 1:0011-sdletl "" .... 111 2:00 Thi AICellt tf Iba (PBS) S:OOllH ltat (P8S) l:JOMlstat ..... ~ 4:00 s... .. Street S:OO EJedrtc c..,.., 5:30 VIII Altart 1:00 Qld lrewtll a• ....... e, .... f:JO Wrltlq flf A ..._. 7:00 S.tdt: Tht Quest For Personal Munlnf 7:30 fecus: Onqt C:..., "Flrt· arms: Guns For Salt'' 1:00 Mt••ers•lp P'ledft Driwt/ Wlftd ,,.. (PBS) l:lO w ... 1 Allw! (PBS) t:OO ee..,...,, Clftlenala ...... "Cr1me and Crimi1111I Justice - Part II" t:lO Tllt DawW Sualll.t Dew "la AstroloCY A faker• TUESDAY: NOYEMIO lltll ('.Ill.) 10:00 11-ScMtf ,...,. ..... 11:30 EJedrtc Coltpa., 12.1JO ...... StrMt 1:00 11 .• ScMtf ,....,._., 2:00 Watent CMHz.U.. ''Shlkes· peare: A Mirror To Man" 2:30Wallli.PNI Witt 11 a... (P8S) S:OO Yttat"t Plpeli. (KOCE) J:JO...., ..................... . 4:00 ...... ...... 5:00 EJedtlc c..,uy S:lOCam..._... l:OOlflltutMaftllt l:JO c:--bpertlw • 7:00 Clllllc n.lrt ,...._ "TM Wild Duel(' (PIS) 7:JO 1111-* ti A Curt1 hi 71 1:30 ,........, Atll••'* ,..... • (PBS) t:OO AIMt tf Mu "TM OfM flf Powtf'' (PIS) 10:10 "91t "'11fmH UI' ('8$) M • nle "A Ptrftd O.r11nt' WDMKSMY: llCMMIO 1.2a (P .Ill.) lO;CJO l•a..t ,....__ ... 11:30 Dectrtc c..,.., 12:00S... ..... 1:00 l.scMef """--2.1JO te.utic •1hll11 "lncm II" Z:JOAllM_.I ..... S:OO w .... '1ht S.tt1e for TM Yott -Part II" J:30Miltarlleetn ........... 11• 4:00Seu•llr..t 5:00 OiKb1c c...e.r 5:30 VIia Allpt (PIS> • &:00 QM lfwll ..... , ... , .... l:JO wnu.c fw A ..... 7:00 Stetdt: Tht <)\Int for PwlOftal MNninl • 7:35 5Mwate "l.a&Uftl Art Colony'' 1:10 ........... TlleltN: ••••• ti ~ "~II h•fltl«IC'' t:lS lilt* tf A ..._ (l&W) (Jin) THUllSMY: NCMMIO 1• (P.ll) 10:00 11-Sdtef ,,..,. ...... U :IO IJtclrie C••ll•., ll:OO s.u ........ 1:00 l..scMtl ""1Mt ... 2.1JO Tllt TIM ~ "W~ Gardeftl" S:OO ftQtS: Or-.. ~Fkearms: J;JO flUttat..... ,.. ... 4:00 s.a ........ 5:00 EJtdrtc ea.,.., 5:30 Clm•1h1•a (PBS) ,:00 ~ ,_.... (PBS) &:JGC...-~ 7:00 c.ta•111,_, Clllf"111a 1-7:21 .... ......, ........... ,.,.. Ora ... ......_(K~ l :JS Qaqk n.tlt ,...... (PIS) t:OO Clede n.tn "Th• Wid °'9dt'' ntDAY: MMMIO 14tlt (P.11.) 10:00 l•Sdletl ,...,.. .... 11:30 Oadrtc ea.,.., 12:00 s..... llretl 1:00 la-Sdletl ,.... ...... 2:00 c.ta•11•"" Cal.,.,. 8-2:30 Claak T1'tltrt ,,... (PIS) J:OOlfl .......... J::. J:JO ........... ~ ••• 4:00Sesa• ...... 5:00 EJedrtc c..,a., 5:30 VIII A1tcrt (PBS) ,:00 CllM ,,..... ......... ,, ... 1:30 w .... (PSS) 7:00 Stud: The Q\mt for Ptnoul tit11nin1 7:21 Mt•"r:t...... Dttlt~ ~,... (KOC() l :lOW ... ..,_ W la ...... 1!50 ... .,... .... (PBS) t :ZSbp's-.. 10:25..........,....,. .... , ..... ..... ....., 11 :05 Showca1e "Laauna Art Coloftf' SATURDAY: NOVOl1£1 l5et. (P.11.) J:OOQM lrwtlt _. DMl1,a11t 4:30 Sem:ll: The Quest for PIBOMI Munlna &:00 CH n IJ ~ 7:00 ..... f« A.._. 1:00 c..-. M ~ (PIS) t:OO .......,,.Cll ....., ti ....... "Sylvia Panklwrst" 10:00 n. ,,... ~ ''WO'ltfl GanltM" hp 19 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 9, 1971 now at • Spend a 1011111 .. and 111 a areal stereo srstam 1aa1ur1na 1111 ®PIONEER• SP-300 · -ar.t -Fr.t· Stereo Racalvar WHO SA VS QUALITY STEREO HAS TO BE EXPENSIVE? THTS FABULOUS PIONEER STEREct· SYSTEM HAS THE FINE MUSIC REPRODUCTION YOU 'RE LOOKING FOR AT AN ECONOMY PRICE. THE NEW MODEL 3<' J HAS POWERFUL SltREO AMPLIFIERS WITH AN EXCEPTIONAL AM-FM TUNING SECTION. THIS GAEA T STEREO PACKAGE INCLUDES A BSA AUTO .· TURNTABLE WITH BASE. MAGNETIC CARTRIDGE AND TWO . SUPE-RS-C-OPE (.if MARANTZ) FULL-RANG£ SPEAK-ER S~~TEMS ~!!!!!!!!!l!ni--.-- @PIONEER ,., ...... , ... ,....... ..... .... 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The professional preamp control section includes: stepped, 3·zone tone control for BASS MID, TREBLE; provisions for 2 tape decks, phones, 4 channel adaptors, etc.; and precision control over virtually every audio variablef 52999L caaal ,..., ........ W•$4H.tl ... -..cm SYSTaeSI . ... _, .... When Job-Outlook . - Is Dim.-How to Avoid ~~The Axe" - . .. A Thick Chowder With the Zesfy Taste of Bacon . DAILY ·PILOT . . Quiz: Some. Hidde • Reasons Behind Those Headaches • POB lUCHABD moMAS, #at of ·r~ Walton/' If VoU ltadn't lakn up acllng, wTaal toOUld WoU J.ooe ioMP-Mn. Alfred~, DoNei.ouz., Ga. • I probably wouJd have spent the rest of my life wondering wbJcb hobby I should tum into a career. I write (poetry FO.R LEON IA'WOBSICI, Waterguk ptofeCUlor WhatdJdWaterpte eott the tapayen?-LarryStrozewsld, La Salle, ID. . • I can't estimate in dollars and cents. but it's certainly a small one compared to the respect citiuns of our oountry now have for the judiciaJ ~· Had the institutions of our government not discharged their responsibilities, that result could not have been measwed in dollars and cents, either. FOR CORDIE HOWE, bocby d~ • You've felt a lot of pain in your "8 yean. Bow did you feel about Bill Walton's tefusal to play 'While hurt in Pottland last seasoo?-Richard Ryan, North Tonawanda, N.Y. e Lilce any othe.r athlete my age, I hurt ev~ day. Jade Adams, my ~t coach at Detroit, used to say, l don't ask you to play with injuries, just with pain." W,.Jfun is lucky he's been treated as well as he bas by Portland., man.age- a>ent. FOR BARBARA BAIN,""~ of ·space: 1999" Dow do yodr children feel about your love scenes "With olhen?-H.B., Fort Smith. Ark. • If I get into a clinch with another man, Susie and Julie don't bat an eyelid. But if M'1ty (husband Martin Lanclau) goes into a passionate embrace with another woman. the int thing the girls ask him is ~u that really in the script?" FOR JOHN WAYNE I aw your footpliots in the cemeot at Cra~an·s O.fnese n.e.ter lo Hollywood, and was surprised-they 9eelD so lmalll An they re111ly youn?-A.S., Sacnmen~ Calif. • 'l1lose sure are my marks in the cement. People don't realize that Western boots have heels that slant forward. That's what makes the imprint seem so small. I take a si7.e lO"Dshoe. FOR THE" ASK THEM YOURSELF" EDITOR Why are all thole beauty contest queens so stuck up? -J.B., Lot Anples, Calif. •According to Karen Margaret Petersen, the outgoing Miss Teenage ArneriCa, you've got it wrong. She says, .. Guys think there's no use asking ru out. 'She's too good for me,' ...t.. they say and they don t try to make a pitch." She claims tlUs fmptaSJon is all wrong. It dJdn't bother her, though, Wnc:e slie has o steady boytriend. But she did pass on this tip to this year's contestants (Miss Teenage America will be aVwned NOV\Dber 15 on NBC-TV): -We're not J(Oddesses. W.e want to be brought down to earth, not held high on 11 pec)ettal. .. And ~ are Ades to these winners that people aon•t bow about. KareJI saMI: .. , love tear-jerkers. I'm a romanticist at heart ..•• I always go to Mom for advice, she hu the best answers. •.. ~brities aren't that fascinating, they're just normal people with household names." CO¥ef Photo br Biii ...,_ and wc:reeoplays), study langmges (after rve mastered C2alnele fm going to tackle Penian), and am intereltbd in~ ~phy and politb. I also lib to breed arid raise doo. there wu always the possibility ol my becoming a ballet dancer (both my parents are). Loolc what a headache I saved myseU by beooming an actorl . POii TAWNY ELAINE GODIN, Ml# America l976 What did you say to dae newrwomab who rele11ed to l'OU as "'just a chunk of mea~-J.L. ~Austin, Tau e That was during a press confeteoce on the Monday aft« [ woo the title. I Said, -U l w.:n tust a chunlc ol meat~ you wouldn't be here interviewing me . FOR JEAN STAPLETON, .far of .. All m ~ F""""f Doe. wortmas in the --make )"OU teme? If '°» how clo you cabn jtoaneU down?-N.S., Green Bay, Wis. • Yes, there'• a pressure in all jobs. If I ever feel really rattled. I tour my house to see what needs to be done. Some people might not agree, but I 6nd it relaxinc get down on my Landa and kneel and scrub the kitchen at 1 A.M. FOR LYNN REDCRAVE, mu of •The Happy Hooker'" Yoo Jeem to spend m.e time in this country than you do iD your own. Why?-B.J., Hunlinstoa, W. Va. •Two reasons: my husband and my work. John (he's an American citizen) doesn't like living in England. I grew to love America when I &rst came here about 10 years ago to be on Broadway. We both miss the U.S. wheu we're away, IO we compromised and bought a home overlooking ~ Irish Sea, nine miles from Dublin. We're gradually making om way westward! And 111 be beck on Broadway at the eod of the FOR .110RLE1 SAFER of "60 Minutes'" Wasn't it 11Dfair for you to question Mn. CeraJd Ford on Adi • coatrovenial matter u the possibility of Susan'• having an a.flair?-Mn. J.B., Amherst, N.Y. e The interview was just a conversation between two adults 'COnoerning subjects that adults, particularly parents, talk about Mrs. Ford didn't feel the questions were unfair. In- deed. even after the controversy broke out, nobody at the White House complained about the questions. ~"' t , tt71 ,.._..... The Newepaper M-ou.ine A .. , ..... "'0.... c I .......... ........ K.-. Cttlfm•., .. ....._ ftM 0• nraert, ,...,..ur, 0..... fttll1A111 llOllTON FM*, ,,_llMI eM ,...,,,., UONARD a, DAVIDOW, C ...... lltOaRT O. CAWY, ~ ... VJl,A#Jec.. Mlrw PATRICK M. L,fNIUY, V.P.-Ad Dlcector llORT PIMKY, YP.-Edltor-1...chl.t Oerllll 8. Wrw, Ealtem Mgr.;,.._.. D. Carrol, ,..,_a ... D11han, Managing Editor Anoe. Eutem Mgr.; .... "-'· Jit., ........ v ...... Art Olr.ctor OhlctlOO Mgr.;...,_, u M. ...._ o.trolt Mgr. ....,.. ~Senior Editor ~.:!'f:!~'• "'!_Wu~ WIMlla'•• ...... t•na. Food Ecitor •• -oW '11 -· ....... wvng or. Altoclllit Ecltorw; -.......... .-.......,, Promoftdf\ Director. ' .... a.... Md ...... A. ""'-"' c.,t .... U.rchaNllllng. -·-• --......... --ftl..A ... ·-RIUTM*I: Lii 1UJa. YP . ..ol.-ctor: ---"" Atll: -__ , r ... 1urn. ...._. ff. ....... Mgr. ,. .. llMll IRIMCP: Corlttlbullno Editors: L8nJ 9or1111ra. ...... .l.CIM'I .. •, Mgr.;.._.. Q. .....,, ...... 0..-.fliMf.j. 01111•1 .. 11r, 8utinMa M.,,.,.r; ...... ....._,, PromotJon; Wiii I w u , "-lqwtefa 141 L.Pjngton Aw., N.V., H.V.10022 PRODUCTIOll: NcMrd ..... Dir.: ~ 1m FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All "9hta ,_NM. ...._.. ~ U-.up. '-------------------------~--------~--~------------~~-----~--------~----~ • • ! i ••• I am a Marine. In the 200th year of fhe Manne Corps. I salute those first few men who, in the winter of 1775, began a military legend . And all who followed in their footsteps . Had they not been the men they were, I could not be the man I am: a United States Marine . That is where I ~tand. If there are a few good men who want to stand with me ... 200 years proud ... let them do as I did . Accept a challenge ... earn the title : Marine.1€!J!.- fur the Marine recruita nearest you , call 800-4 23-2600, coll free. In Calif omia, 800-252-0241. Really IJselbl, Pradleal Advlee: How to Keep a Job When the Going Is Tough Y OU aR not alone if }'OU tome- timel wony about teepinJ J001 job. A certain amount of low-level ••job anxiety" i1 -probably D011Dal for most people.. ..b my boa r~y aatilfied with my wortT' "11 anydlina aoinl on in the company llaat JDJaht dlttateo my poaitiooT,. Tbae are thouJbta that flit throuah people'• minds even in aood times. When untmployment climba. worries iol::rQse. To help you strenJtben your hold on your job. F4M!LY WBsnY has quca- tioned three exper1.I who an leaden · in uodentaoding "boa JllYchOlogy." We aated tbeae men: (1) What can people do to make lhemselves and their jobs look "neca- 'W'Y" when busioeu is b.t and job cutbacb are contemplated? C2) How can you protect your job w.hen you have a new boa? (I) Even when tbinaa appear to be all right. how do you maintain and 'llrengthen your polition in youT boa'• eyes? Dr. Ernest Dichter. c:omulting psy- cholosist. to1d us. wrbere are 1wo keys. Jf you Ute them, there won't be any aeed to worry about who ii aoina lo take your job. '"hjd~, ft• ..U lcnown .... t8Ctlul .......,, wNctt le newer ...... d .,, ..,,.., .............. ..... bJ .......... What aR IOIDe of the special ways that your bod oraan- ius bis .or her desk. work 1tation or ollice? What ii his or her approach when tackling a problem? Have you ever ~Uy paid attention? Does your baa have tome special phruct, ap- proaches, busineaa methoda? Jf you bow bow to reflect almolt a duplicate imaae of IQl1'e unique' upec:tl of your · boss'• way of doing things, you have a good start toward presenting younelf in a way that will aet your hem to Jike you and your work. TIUa is bow it works: Suppoie you're a salesperson. Tomorrow your supervisor will be trav- cliDJ 'With you. What are some ap- p~ phrases. key telling points 4 • ,AMILY WEEl<lV, NoweMbtr I. 1171 that be Ula abOut YOW' product? lf you use Ill• sellina pointa and Ill• key pbtaaa, he'• got to fed aood about you because you're usi.q bia approach. Even if you don't land the order. hia JaCtion will be. •Ah, it wu a lousy proapect, anyway.' -n. 9900ltd MClltltJ 181~ "°".., ............... ,... ..... Only through listening carefully to .feedback can you keep track of what your be.a is thjokiq. Then you ean coostaotJy adjust your performance. Wit.bout fcedbac~ you•re only auaa- ing. Apin, let'• take the ulelpenoo who's just completed a call, whether it's a sale or .aot. lnltead of waiting llllXioully for ~ comments. aet feedback by coming ript out and ut- ina. "Oby. how did I do?' Bven if you .,t the order say. 'Glad we 1ot it. But what part of the visit sho'1ld I look more dolcly at?'"""""' fDUf work. ttJ . ......, ··-lor ....... ~'re 9ldng out --yoe.w ... ..... At the wne time you'redemoo- stratiog a desire to comtantly improve. wbicjt is allo bound to pleue." Owtes C. VUK'e, our eecond expert, told us that when a new bou appears. it's job n1idde to start atabbina your old boss in the back; or to tell the new bou or in any way make bjm feel-- that you hoped to get the job and you're disappointed it went to her or him .. It ii alao danaerous to give the new Conllnu~d ......... • problem ........ ahould ... broughl to JOUI' ...,.....,,,. attM'lllon,.,.... dlsa• 1119 prolaleln wd111 JOU ,.._ •lutlonL Dumping problema on ba1111 wtlboUt 80Mlonl -*•them wond9r what ... JOU .. IO a.m." . . ---------------------·OUR PANEL OF EXPERTS--------------------~ Dr. Er.-l*ttltr, • .., ....... .... ·e1111 •• d.,.... Dh t' •1nc .. 111 ............ Lid., .. bow -... ......................... , ...... acllnOM1ll91d_..,at•d1r1llcllnl ......... ,.. rNCt •...,do. If it isn't More, it's less than More. Because More is the first I 20mm cigarette. It's More in every way except price. More bas more style. It has more flavor. It has more. Over 50% more puffs than most IOOmm cigarettes. Yet More doesn't cost more. And what's more, .More comes in both regular and menthol. They're both long, lean and burnished brown.Regular More delivers rich tobacco ftavor while More Menthol packs a cooling blast. Puff after puff after puff. You11 find that More and More Menthol smoke slower and draw easy for more enjoyment. They're more flavorful. Yet they're surprisingly mild. More and More Menthol. They sit neat in your hand like they were made for it and fit your faoe like they found a home. Why settle for less? Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. The first 120mm cigarette. FILTER. MENTHOL 21 mg. "1111", 1.6 mg. nicotine. "'·per c1garene by FTC method. '• SPECIAL, LIMITED OFFER FOR READERS OF FAMILY WEEKLY NOTICE -CONOm~NS Of THIS FINAL OfftR (WHOI YOU SEm C...J Now any r1ader of FamllJ Weekly hu tM rflht to buJ .., ef the 1naaniflcent rinp Illustrated for only $5 -provided then instructions .. fatthfullJ foltowed: (1) Rush order in 10 d171 or Ins if possible. (2) No. C.0.0 • .....,., If In Floria, do visit our showrooms. Otherwise order by maU. Send coupon with check. cash, or charp to hnkAmericard or Master ChMte. 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ICryltapme look 80 real11tic, them with costly diamond rinp. •Bul on1y an expert can tell them from clia-~ do iu a faoor When they arri~ moods. Many wealthy penom keep ex- let your friends 1oo1t: See bow surpriaed ~e .diamonds~ a bank eafe and wmr they'll be and maybe a little envious too! umulatiool to avoid buqJary or loa Practically anyone seeing Krystatem1 GREAT Gin FOR A SPECIAL PERSON wiahe8 he could aftord one too. Little Can you think ol a IJ"eater sift for that does he know it isn't a 1enuine diamond! Someone Special -a ,Ut that coete lees Tha~'s beca~ Krystagems aren't phoney than a fine box of chocolates or bottle of l~g plastic 8~. Now Y<>!J can prove perfume? Kr)'8ta1erm really make lowly the difference WJth the followmg test: . preeentB. Ideal for Cbristmu, anniversary (A) Drop Krystagem and any plastic or ~~-ti .__. · .... _,_ f "diamond" . pfuJ of (8 ) 151auua on ... or,,_. an ex.,. __ , 0 in a cu acetone. your love. He « lhe will probably never Next. ~Y. remov~ both stones. The fake know that Kryst.apm is not a nalul'al plastic diamond bas become muehy and diamond _ 111tleu you ~U! worthlees. But Krystagem oomee out gleaming -without a tcratch. (C) Study Sat~lon.Gur•.bled., Meft9J Bid! the laoet.s on Krystagem. How precisely You ~ t risk a angle penn.y! T~ it. they're cut! Virtually like ooatliest dia-War it SO daJB. If not 1~ •tisfted. monds! Tiult's why Krystagema sparkle return and set Y~ $5 ~ by return even in dim moonlight. You're sure to ~I! S~ definitely limited. To avoid love this creation ol the crafty jewel disapPolJltment, pleaae tear out coupon aimulator. It's 90 hard eo dense 90 free and nieh today -by AIR MAIL if from specks and flaws!' ' s><ail>le. NOW LESS THAN 1~ ON DOLLAR! KRYST-A~r:.;;.:.m: 123-M Just because Krystagem now costs only F\. 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I I hint,._ I IMhss I I Town Stall 1p I ·----------® 1975-Krystagem D"'. ----------~ people .. _ euful . .. about other memben ol your poup, or to stay away frvm th.e new peOplc ucl wait for them to mab the ftnt mcwe toward triewtt-aa.. .. Actioaa aucb 11 these." says Vance~ .. Id you up io your aupcrior'1 mind u a troublemaker. But theft are podltve ,....tbmp you #totlW be doina. ................. ,..._ .. ........ CD11111ll .. wllhMupd1Mng · o1,..1111111 .............. . -s"91L How caa bcma judac your ~ if they don't know what you're tuppOled to be doin1? .. ,...,. •• brlef ...... ....,of,.. .. ..... Ia Jaa than • pqc, tell bow loas you've been with the-company aad tbe poaitiom you've held. rapomibili~ pn:viom wort experimce, educalioo, mcmbenbip in IM•inea 1JOUP1. Include tbe ael1Ur1 poiJtt• that abow the bcJll you're Ktive. invotfed and competent. .......... boea ......... ropee' by sayina. 'If I cu be ol any belp iD abowiDI you where.. tbinp are OI' ~rocedurea that have beeo fol- lowed. pleuc let me know.' But give the boa time-don't push youndf into bi& territory. When be does ut for . help. be brief and buainasli.U. .. .Remember you're a qucstioo mark .to the new hem," says Vance. .. You. must ad1 youneJf aad your eapabiJity. But not too bard o, too fast. Tryin1 to be An 'jmtant buddy• to. your MW aupervilor can bKkfirc! ltAJJ bmineua have sweet and sour times. .... ~ ......... .. Job~·....., ......... st ........... ,. ..... tee ... ... paapla ........ lmd.. The key wonk here are vlnMI rea.11111Glf«· Report to wort early. Stay at your worl l1ation inaad ol vilitins around. Be boay all day. If you 4-'t ban eno11t&h wort. mate some. If you fed it c:u be 11one--widrin the-,,.. ol your~ •k your ha.a for moro •ll"'Cnts. Cut out coloe brab. or take co«a; to your desk _. drint it while you wort • Put ill '°'* ~ A wt baac ftel'J odla' eveaias will help. T• work home ooce or twice a..,.__... let your bcJll bow iL Tab a lltorter laDdl break. •owarbla • your ct.K wbea you can. AU dlil ii....._.,_... aunncc' to your boa. Allo, lcw .0 1Qicr11ea, tbe name ol ti. pmc ii ltill ,,o~. Sbowyour ba. ~are COit....._ PR*-comcioall" Eli Djeddah, our tbircl employment expert. mUa a point 10 simple, yet 10 fupdammhtl, that maay <Jf m may overlook it: ........ belt.., to ... .., .... to nJllm JOU're a CIUllPlllftl ..... la 1• lftr to M Cllla. If YQ.O · bate your job, can't ltaad &.e people you "ott. widl ud doa't want to tackle the probleow •he job ~ why should a bot!_ value YoJlAiia Wtij should you •ruate to •YI .. W-rth a new ~ doa't flab& chaaaa. The new superior ii fecliua ~ by .., rapomibilitXa. He will be highly IClllitive to critic:illll al- IDOlt to the poiDl of paranoia. ....... • ,, ..... , .... tlNll .....uld be .,,....... to ,_.. ..... ................................... . ,, ............ , ...... -··. ~ problems Oil bcwca without aoluaionl makes them wonder what use you are to them. Go to your boa aad say, 'A problem ha devel- oped that I think you would wmt to know about. Here are aome poaible solutions that l'y~ evaluated •ccordillc to their ltrellgtha. and weahw11::1. Could I have your advice'r When JOl1 let the hem chocme. "'you've accomp- lilbed your end. u.. ,..... .... ......., ._... ""' rour 1e11ut1 -· ........... ,... __ ,..... ......................... to _. .. dlly. Now if the ch'*8 IOlu. tion tmm out wrona. your bc:m lllUlt lhare the n:spoaulrility. But if it worb, · you've-done-your job well." Djeddah explaim that unden&andina the real power. lines of your place of ems>1wmeot it eueotial. Sometimes a penon who canica no title bas more inftuence on yoor job future thaa a vice presiclenL 1bil it a long procaa of listenin1 and oblervina. . When buainesa ii t.d, Djeddah can- .tiom apimt pusbiaa for qocentric gains. Don't uk far a saJaey ~ an extended vacation, more help to do your job or even for a new desk blotter. And strive always to make youndf a pleasant co-worker. He states that It la a feet ol bmln•• "9 ... peapf1 .................... .., ... cw of .........., ..... ... Mc--ol~·-~ OYenll~each of the ideas our~ ofteted are valuable ways to eJiminUt your aiWety U>out how you're cocniog llCI QIS to your mperior. ity using the guidelines intclliaeatly, you'll be stref'&thenini ~r hold ,_ on your job. Illa FAMILY WEEKLY, NcMMbef t, 1t7a • r •• NIW PAl1& COi.Gai •APPLE GIE&e •SICYIWE •QOUDPINK • S8CIPPEI NAVY 1313 w. RANDOLPH ST. CHtCAGO. ILL eoeo7 "JMt/f ll•"• "tw,, IHI ISO LOOKll ., ... _..'tr• ..., ... 0,,. ... fJ .. ... 9' PPP 16. alAClfll. --···· POL YIS1R KNl11 ONE PIECE '~DROP-SEAT" Reo;•.• YOU .. SA VE $3.00 YOUPA~ '98 OllLt. SAVE MORE[ 2f0r$3l I ltJlt t-•1£ ST• CUlll ...... Ar ... woiltbond ""'°"*" lot .. MOt CDft_,.fWlll A .,...,_. "qlllGW' ... 0 -. front z.lpper dolMe. de9p can'}"OI pocbt, f1lil • ..,11'~=,._ ro-ir wn. '""" .... .... flp collar to ... ~ flora ..... .,.,_. for ol )'QW" odMt'9I cw jult' ~*io--' r--~-------OnlCIAL OIU>IUl l'OllM -- 1 First Annual Thanksgiving Day Plate & 1975 Ingot I I Mall to : TR& R~MILTON MINT •&.~Ort..,.,_... ....... IL,_. I Piute send me I.be folk>'triAI 19'7S 'JlwWalv· I iJlc.•Oa.y Plai.(sl and lolot(a). I vndcratand that I wW re«J•e a dJaplay c-.. aod ~fl.. I cate of Authc.llUclt,y wldi each and tbat lle1M I wlD bceftipped potapald b)'The HamUtoa MJ.nl. I -Ffral AllllUal Pla«e(I) In Soll4 Pewtct 4!' $40.00 ~. I _197-' lnaot(•) 111 .999 Pine SU.tt@ $11.00 I each. I _19'1-' lnsot(I) In l4 ICt. Gold on .999 Pinc Silver ~ $13.00 each. · fl I enclose check or mooey ordtt for $..-..-s1.re---------'r-" --- or dlarae 01der to mY: I O Muter Chaise• O Bank.Amcricvd I Exp. Sl11U11Nu __ ..,....c.,--=-=-.,...,....,_=...,..,~ . .,.,,.,....,,, •• :T1tW:r.,--- Acct. No. _____ n..te -- Actw•r l ltt of rr111r: ,~ llJJtl!UW "~fbiwsr AN Oriahutl Work of ArJ lr1'" Tllo-RalHI CJtj,f ~.wlic DrifKJtcr ni~ Ho,..Jlton Mini DIE IWfllION MINT MINT OffEIS f<ll DIE Rm' 11ME-AN DDlJSM 111AN1SG1V1NG CDMMEMOIATIVE PIAIE IN SOOD AMERICAN PEWTER nm .. the Ont of what tboald beaae a ll'1ICh toaght after limited edition m1Jector'1 series, cledk:ated to the spldt of Thanksgiving. T HANJCSOIVING ... the first are at American holiday. In honor of this proud tradition. Tbe Hamilton Mint will issue its First If Muoi Thanb1ivin1 Day Plate, an exclusi'ft work of orisina! art in gleaming Solid Pewter. This exqujsite minted masterpiece was dCsigped by the distinguished medallic artist Thomas Rubel. Tbe plate maanifioently ca&>- twes the spirit of tho Pilgrim•s 6nt lbanks- givina in a strikiqly beautiful combination of bas-relief eculpture and fine etching. The plate will ~ureta full 9 inches in diameter, and will be mua in Solid Pine American Pewter for ooly $40.00. The Haou1too Mint will pay postal cbarses on all orden. ' A nur AHNU.U UJUnD mmoN There will be only one mild.iq of the 1975 lbantsamna Day Plate. and ooly enObab plates will be lb'UCt to fW ~ postmarked by Ncmmbcr 30, 1975. Upon completion of the issue, tbe mintina dies wDJ be dcstronid and the edition will 6e fot.eVW doled. Each plate will be h.al1martod md imcn'bed Also available: Thanksgiving Day Ingot with your own personal serial number. SUbacribers will abo receive a Certi6ca.te of Authenticity, verifyioa the Umited edition status of the issue, and a haocbome cue to display and protect tbe plate. ANIXCll"l10NA1 COIUCl'O&'I VAJ.OI As in the cue of any limitocl edition wort of art. the fint annU11 of any series assumes tbe areateat value. Collectors wisbina to own what will undoubtedly become an important fint edition will find The Hanulton Mint's 'J'hanb. aivina O.y Plate just that. THa HAMILTON MINT IS 'n4a WORLD'S eaCOND t.AAGUT PRIVATa MINT. This week, Food Ecltor Merttrn ...._., makes a substantial soup tti• basis of a family supper. ''This recipe ls easy to make,'' says Marilyn. "It oontains an appealing mixture of vegetables with pimiento added for colpr. A bit of baco11 provides ~'1e salty-smoky just-right chowder flavor." A Thiek Chowder With the SmOky Taste of Baeon HEARTY VEGETABLE CHOWDER "' lb. becon, coe....., chopped 2 cupe bolling water 1h cup INnJr deed onion 1 cup cllagonatty elk*9 cefet'y 1 cup diced pol81oea 1 cup thinly lllced cem>la 1 cup cut green beane 1 ~ (11 OU.) whole bmel com. clnllMd ~ teetpoon garllc powder 1~ tHlpDOM Mil 1 baylMf 2 cupa eqporeted milk, undiluted. or light CtMllt 2 tllblespoona flour lit cupwater 1 jar (4 on.) or cm pimientos, undrelned. COii....., chopped 1. In 3-to 4-qt saucepan. fry bacon until crisp. Scoop out bacon with slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. 2. Add boiling water, onion, celery, po- tatoes, carrots, beans, COfJl, garlic·pow- der, salt and bay leaf to bacon drippings. Stir; beat to boiling, reduce heat. cover and boil slowly about 20 minutes or until vegetables are tender. 3. Stir in evaporated milk. Blend ftour and water smoothly, stir into soup. 4. Add pimientos. Return to bo_iliog, re- duce heat, cover and simmer for 5 minutes. Ma/cu about 2 qts. Whal'• Smart: You can save money two ways by _prcpar~ tbis_.main_--dish ~up, First, you get ftavor at low cost by using just a small amount of bacon. Second, canned evaporated milk is cheaper than I • FAMILY WEEKLY, NovMl~r 9. 1m CORNY ONION MUFFINS 1 cup ,.uow· com ...a 1 cup UMltted al-purpoee flour 2 ...,...,_. IUgaf 4 tea1pOOM beldng powder ~ t .. 1paon•n 1 cupmllk 2 tabl••poons flnelJ chopped onion lit cup shor1enlng 1egg 1. Heat oven to 425°F. Grease an 8 x 8 x 2-inch or 9 x 9 x 2-incb pan. Or grease 12 medium muffin cups.. 2. In medium bowl. blend all ingredients about 20 seconds. Beat hard one minute. Pour into prepared pan. U using muffin pans, fill two-thirds fuU. . 3. Bale com bread. about 20 to ~ min- utes or until golden br"Owo. Bate com muffins about l S minutes or until golden. Makes 1 square corn uread or I 2 rnuffim FAU. FRUIT SALAD Crttta leUUce IMwee 1 CM (30 OU.) ding peach halY-. drlllMd 1 CM (30 OU.) pur halwe, drained 2 Delldoua ....... cored end cut "''° ........ 1 ttblHpDDft lemon Nice 1 It. TokaJ grepes, cut In cluaten 1 pq. (3 ou.) ere.wt cheeM, room ....,., . ..,,. 1 cup Mlacl •111lng or~ ~ cup pMCh IJNP ........ 1 tenpoon poppr Mtda, optional 1. Arrange crisp lettuce leaves in serving bowl. Alternate peach halves and pear halves in a circle on greens. Reserve 1h cup peach syrup. 2. Dip apple slices in lemon juiee and tuck here and there between peaches and pears. Place grapes in cent~r. 3. In small bowl, beat cream cheese until soft and creamy. Blend in salad dressing smoothly. Gradually add peach syrup. Stir until blended. Add salt and poppy seeds. Refrigerate both salad and cream cheese dressing if not serving imme- diately. Malce~6 servings fresh milk. The Fall Fruit Salad uses canoccLpeachcs and__pcanJhich are in good supply now, plus autumn-fr~ apples and grapes. This dish. combines both salad and dessert in one. NOW YOU CAN ENJOY THE EXOTIC BEAUTY OF A HAWAIIAN THE.EXCmNG NEW l=ABHION RADE1HATS SWEEPING ntE COUNTRY I Grow Your OWn Amazing! llptican TheLMfofl.Meleeorn ...... Y .... ol lndlll tialawe.._.._. .,a•allMftllpaann._ ....... ue.. .............................. , ...... fliUCADAT OllLY 98 ..... to ...... Oft ....... Ot Nil. ,.., .................... 1o .................. .,...... ..... frotn ........ of ........ ......................... ..... .,.... ............ ............ ,..... .. ..,_ ....... ............... Youe9Mwe .... ,... ................. __ ..... •llll•a•wlh.,.......piMa .................. look ........ Ii, ............ ... 11lie Ullf d Ullt ..... . •••• " ... ""**of ...... ,...1r11nll1 ...... ...... .,, .. ". Art.# - ' .. ----.--... ' ----------·-·---.. --··· Pcoplt: Quiz. Hidden Reasons Why People Get Headaches 1'ftla or F.a.e? Some people set a bead1cheevery time they eat a cbooolalc bar. (~e ~3.J 1RUEOR FALIE? 1. MOit belldM:ba are caUled by 1he people around you-or your .ractioa 10 diem. 1 Moet commoa badacber 10 band in ~ with • leDle of imecurity and feelklp of anxiety. 2. Some pcos>1e pt a headache every lime they eat a cbocolatc bar. 4. Women have more beadacbes than men. I. People • adfer from mip-ai.ne hadachel tend to have specific penoo- ality traits in common. I. It's poaibie to ward oil a mip-aine ~if you catdi it in time. ANIWERS 1. Tnte. As a Mayo Oinic expert ob- XIVD. the ~ut majority of beadM:hea \ fall into ~ Qteaories: die muscle- CIODU'adioP or ttlUiofl headache aod die ~r or mJ,raiu variety. or a AX>mbimtioo of these two types. Emo- tional conftida lrigercd by frieods, Rlatives or c:o,.worten have beeo found to be 1ipiflcaot facton in belld- acha of both types. Of coune. when Jaeadada Jlnlilt,. physical eumioa- Don ii in order. for it could be a 1ym.p- tom of a more serious dilordet . .2. Tnu. Studies mow that anxiety and ~often.lead to 0 iocreued con- traction of skeletal muscles in the b<*l and neck and produce lhe conclition referred to as mlnele-contraction or tCftlion headache." These headaches padually diminish .. the indiVidual appreciates what QUICS them and is able to rdax . S. Tf'IU'---but chocolate itself is rarely the villain. A team of investipton in Eqland, at Lobdon Hospital"s SedJon ol Neuroloaical Scicoca. m~a study el a -.mple of hundreds of subjects who tlated they were .. unable to eat ~CP small quantities of cbocolatc with- out alffering from headad>e:· In the study, subjects were Jiveo samples of c~ and "fake., chocolate to eat. Many ieported headaches after eat- ina lbe fake chocolate as well as lhe real cbocolate. Many experienced no · · tae.dache at aJI after eatina HCA of lhe ti • FAMILY WEEKLY, Hcrfwlbef t, 1171 sampta. Ooly two mb;eda ca ·-1y -apaieaced beadacbel aclt dme *' ate the na1 cllaccUte. nc ~ piOrl eoncluded that c:hocalllte oa ill own ii rarely 1he 0'9e of llealla*. The -c&Ulel are more apt to be straa and various dietary facton. • 4 Tnu. A IUl'Vey ot the aenera1 popu- lalioa bu sbowll dW women ddkMtdy 4o bave ~ Nadec:hea than mca. Abo, raean:b -1 the Univenity cl Kansas Medical'c.enter hat sbown that in addition to ,a biabu incidence of beadacbes. women tcocl to have more 11tvere hadadlel tban meo. 5. Tri#. Dr. Cbartes D. Ariq. chair- man of the ~t of neuroaoo al Univetsity of Cincinnati'• Colle• ol Medkine. who bu n1lde a 'ltUdy of ti» matt.er. reports &bat .. ,mom with migraine. almost without uceptioo. are intelliaeaL Generally they tre ~ ltrivins, orderly, overly CODICientious. aod meticulous in pedormaoce and ln their requileRICDb of otben. And tbey tend lO become immened m detaila. It is also interesting to note iA this cotmection that a pet"IOO&lity profile. taken from the medical bistoria of over J • .WO beadacbe aufl'eren, abowed a higher-than-average imellccWal level ' and a strona CJO· I. True-according to U.S. Public Health studies. which reported that people frequently .. qperience a wam- ina of the Unpendin, mipaiqe bQd-.me. sudl as stJab ot fiabt or other ~orta· of vision. numbnes. tin- J}iog and petbapl aauaea." Thia wain- ina allows lhe individual to lie down as 100n u poaible in a dart room or to tab the medicine his doctor bat p~ scribed. Abo. people may be able to avoid miJraine bcadaches by chansina their behavior. StYdies ahow that the tendency to ov~rre«t to 1he stteacs and st,.;m of ~y life is a chief factor in predilpolina a peaon to mi- p-aine. This evidence ..,..... that dl'orta to c:ontlOl and modify one'• reaction to dUnp would help to ·avoid ~ne. r --,-- ... •. ,, ' ', •, . ' --f_ --.. • , ................ ,. ........ ,..~ ..... " .................... ~·-·-· JIM PLUNKETT: He'• Given the Ue to the "Heitman Hex" The New England Patriots' Jim Plunkett has given the lie to the legend that winners of the Helsman Trophy fall on their faces in the pro game. Plunkett, a former Stanford Werning : The Surgeon General HIS Determined ~t Ciglqtte Snmlg Is ~ID Yu Health. AH-American, has been the key In the transformation of the Patriots from N.F.L doormat to championship contender .... A 6-foot-2 Mexican-American, Plunkett'a success story reads like a Hollywood scrlpl HI• Pllfenta .... both bllncl. While growing up in San Jose, Calif., Plunkett worked long hours delivering pmpers and pumping gee In a aervtce etation to help eupport the family. But he .... natural athlete. Al - 14, ... coUld "'""' ......... , ... .•• After his first year' In college, ptunkett . was aldeUned by 1l thyroid operation that threatened to end his athletic career. Hie co.ch ......... d ....... Up ............. Ing. To IMld hie .......... ......._. Momn ho•lng IOO ID 1• pa11• a c19r. Finally AtgaJnlng his quartem.ck elot. he went on to break a long string of colr&ge, conference and national paptng records . . . • ptunkett wu the Number-1 draft choice for New England In 1971 , but hi• perform- ance during the fl rat few years u a -pro was mixed, lending some credence Jo the theory of a "HeJaman hex." -.,.... went Nd........,., In MJ aecoad,_.Mcl I got clown on .. ,_.. IWlt.llJ," he recallL "But then I learned not ID worry Md brood llbout PMI ...... Md ID OCMllCeftll ... on the.,. .......................... how ID ....... calln."y Md It ......... ... of dller.nce to ....... _.,~~ Johnny Nash~ 'lll)r Ten Famrlle Reeords Johooy Nash didn't rush Into show busf- ~il he WU four. He made his debut In Houston. his hometoWn, in a Christmas pageant, earning "adequate revi.ws." This Is what has happened ttlnce that debut: At age 16, he responded 1o a Houston news- paper ad seeking contestants for the .. Arthw Godtey Tti- j ent Scot.lta" program. He~ became the youngest member of ttM. show and earned a seven-year engagement, Johnny's career took a significant tyrn when he toured the Caribbean after hit movie debut in "Take a Giant Step.:• He fell In love with Jamaican music and began makfng records there. His first, "Hold Me Tight,'' was a smash hll In 1971 he signed with Epic Records, and his new album, "Tears on My Piiiow,'' looks flke another hit 1. Bwnln', . by Bob Martey and The Wailers (Island) 2.Broe..Arrom, by JohMy "Rabbit" Bundrick (Island) I. •1 Oce• BoulH•d, by Eric Clapton (RSO) .................. by Gladys Knight and The Pips (Buddah) I. Keep ...... by Bunny Sigler (Philadelphia International) .. ........,. • by Barbra StreisandlColumbla) 1 .... Coob Righi On, by Sam Cooke (OUt of Print) L llfMCI .... 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He's hem pouadiaa t1tie a,boul aod uyiQs to Mil bimedf .-hil IOllP f!Ver liaea he .-au« ol. dw AJr Poree in 19'5. a4 it'• tabla ....... f« u. ouaick world to .,., .., •tteMian. Now, at IMt, be'& fouaid lais IOUlld .... bia fame.. He plaJed bo9t to FAMILY Wla:LY ia tbe ... -~.,......Bil Har- ,.,. ,..,.._ .... top ~ -- they appear at hia ~ Taboe ._ .. Not hll4 few ae Ok COUDtrJ boy, ii ar· C1wtic uid u _,, ICUW down to a clia- 111ct of abrianp,. cnabmeat.. ta.eel .... ....... Alet mipoa. bUed potatoes. COl'8 GA dae cob. ~ dlieCICCI-ant PQIDIDlrd Prada wiDe. a.lie taltod iD a ... loW vob_ ud. CC*t•adJ 'IUObd bia 1011aaray bair. FAM"'Y ~Y: This QIUlt be qail¢ a cblqc from IOIOC_ cif die,..... you've playecl before ••• RKfHt rve played. a Jot ol cbel(l baatJ- sou. ... tbc "'*' Oil ooc -duce floor iJ1 the middle ucl -.e tabla cm 1Jae far aide. Some were 1Cl1 diva.. .fW: Ally rou&ll al? RICH: Sul'C. People would set lillaecl ~ and it wua't ......, .. for eomooae to .. killecL 11riere Wll • .,.. ol. IOllW tiDd at ... tifttJ OlJaer ..... . FW: I~ you' bid qUite a driat- .ina P«oblcal at cme Jime. How dill it.- ltUted?" · l liiCr my driak wbca I wat about 1$. I tbiDk it ._ 10C11iO kind ol. wiDc. WIMa I ,... ill die Alt. Poree, I llatt.ed drintma ~ and water, iiiGiiD. mt. And, of coune. -wllarl- ' played in all I.bole joiots, I draOk when- .ever I pedormed. .. : la • we that your wife left you becal• al your ClritikiDI? • RICH\ WeU, 19'll'PC* I did ~ more lban lbe llked. But l lfiU tbiH it's better lban .dmp. aad believe me, rve teetl it Ill/. I ~'bid a auiW' player who W11 hoo'ked oo heroin, and I did.o•t even bow it. I dob't can a thins for sr-. aid I woold aever pUI a needle in my arm! But in dKlle days. I thouiht the ~ I tot. tbe better I wa. You aknoet had to pl ltooed '° play in IOClle of*-joincl· N: 8'at did your wife leave you beQU1e Gf )IOUI' driatioa? 1UCH: Wdl. me certMDI!~• 9ut it Wllll't jUlt Air Poree I weDt but I decided I 't like it. By shat time we lald Ulree dWdrcn (We have four DOW), and it-wu bard to set wort. When I WU in the service. I WU atatiolled at Enid, otta.. and played in • jazz band. At nislll rd play with a amal1 combo in aown. My wife, Marpret Ann, was the ~ voc:alilt, to we WCR doiQI all DJbL We had• nice' duplex IO live in and bid plcDty 10 eat. ODIJ oa rare oc- caaioel 4icl we have to borrow mooey. Mtet I aot out of the service, I wmt to Memphis to do my IOUlic. Marpret Ana decidod it wua•t c:ooL I bow it naa.'t. but it ... the bat 1 could do. So • peeked up the lids and we11t to· live with -.. pmots. I W to aaay in Memphis. At bit, until I clodded to So to Vqa 11> beau my.elf. PW: You jult wmt-wiabout a job? Nett: A Jll"l told me be bad actne con• 80Clioal out there. But I never sat that • far. I took oft in ooe of thole deala where ou"dri~ tit'"fot .omeone ~and aot as far 11 Litde Jloc.k. w.rpra Ann bid been aooe two or three weeb by lbeo. aDd 1 dcaded fd aone far eooup. I called Marprct Ano and told her I waa to broke. I didn't e¥ea have eooup mc)oey to pay my bill at the Y .M.C.A. She came for me &J'd W to belp sneak me out. We've beeo topdla' ever aince. JW: Have YD" &bd your 4riDkioa problem? RICff: Swe. FW:How? WCH: I wtbt to a Jlalpital in MempbJs for two weeks ..... ta1bd to. psydliatrist a • then I stopped totally. N: ffQW did you add Marpret ADD meet in lbe flnt place? lllttt: la the teYeotb ande-We wete in 1he same da& I always did like bfuneUe airla. FW: Prom what rve rad you muat have hid • touab time u a boy. IUCH: 1 wu born m 1bc l>epralioo, but it never rally was that bald. Did worked l<>r the tfjpway Departmeot, and Ihm hid a chance to set itlto fannina when I --sh. and he took it. He bouaht • amalt farm and Md two fJrm baadl. It taupt me one ~ieve iD Lindt U you buy in the npt ~ it caa-i be beat. 1 arew up oa a tarm. the areate1t place iD the wortd to ,row up, and it did 'IOddbia, to me. Space to roam around. Privacy. FJdd haada lin&ina. It'• roman- tic and the bat tbifll that ever happened to me. I toot it for panted • a tid, bot I don't any more. I have some fum land DOW, with cattle OD it, outside Mempbia. · -1nnlat io.,tetimo ~ aad aoybeam. thinp I knew. But rm out of loucb with it .ow. I don't want to be a farmer any more. I want to lie bac:k ucl sdax. COldbule.I FAMILY WEEKLY. ~beft, 1t~ • ti . I Most men know 'they're not get- ting-enough exerctee to keep their bodlee In good~. My experience• afltneu coach Nia taught me that mo.t men will not ~tJnue with ~ regular training program long M'10UQh for It to do 8*" any good unteea the training Is fut, easy and shows reeults Jtght ""8'f. suttworker training get. a top 9COre on all three counta: -...ra faet: each exercise takes onty 7 eeoonda and the complete work- out can be done In about 5 minutes -tt'•eaay: almost any man between 15 and 85 In good general health can run through the full program without getting tired _,ou Me your Improvement right from the very first day on the bullt- tn Powerrneter. After about two or three weelca of 19gular training, most men can measure an extra · Inch or two of muscle on the shoul- ders, the cheet. the biceps-and an R .· isllJ business - I RECOMMEND BULLWORKER•. · BECAUSE ~ IT'S FAST, IT'SE•SY AND IT Rf Al I Y WORKS I Inch or two le8a flab around the w8Jatllne. And thafs Just the beginning: there are specialized exerclaes for building-up or trimming dOwn any part of your body you want to: arms, back, 9houldera, cheat, waist and legl. What's more, al nee Bullw0r1<er training ls progreaatve, you per- fonn better each tin\e. Yet the t,_,n- Jng always 888nll easy since .ith every work out your strength ln- crwee by about 1 %-that's an fnereaM of up to 50% In Just three months, and I've seen many men go on to double and even triple their strength. In my opinion, Bull- wortcer la the most advanced home trainer on the market today. I ~ It and t'8COmmend it to every m8Ufho wants to get back Into shape fast. For frH detail• about Bui/worker FltnellB Training, recommended by fltnea experta, champion athlet• . and nearly two mil/Ion enthuelutlc ,..,. the world around, mllll cou-~ pon today. No obllgllllon; no •al•- ,,,.,, will visit. · r----~---------------------------, 1 P111!1! 8UU.WORKa SIRVICE. Dept. ~111 -I ~ llOOKLl!T 211 Uncoln ....., .......... ...... .... : 1 Pl••• wMt me my FREE tun cotor brochure I I llbout BULLWORKER 2 wllhout obligation. I I No ulelrMn will visit. I :-Name --pMc Age : I Street Apt. No-f I ~ 1 I _.., I I ~ -, State 4•-P~~~ I CIMda: HolM cllUvtfy dut1 pilld. ~tor FREE booldet. i L--~------~---~------------------J ~Cher'• Horouope p1'ed'kted ~ sf{inny JiUJe fllrl in rap ~was destliied for rlt:hea! By Tom Kennedy S he sani ror her supper !n those early yun. Today Cher owns over 1 thous- and gowns, 500 pairs of shoes and at hes breakup wit.h Sonny, she was gtven an 1Uo..- 111u or $25,000 a week! Astsologers looking at Olcr's chast knew thb would happen. Why? They saw the favorable Pluto sextDe Vcn\U which indicates a rbe to pro• perity. In addition, Jupiter in her 51.h house pr~ dict~Juclt through romance. This came about through Sonny who molded her career, pushed her to stardom. Though divorced. she and Sonny remain good friends and Jupiter's luclt will keep her in lovcrA. Recently, she's had slzz.llni ro- mances With rccordin1 executive, David Geffen, and rOC'k supeulu, Gregg Allman. As 1 newty married J 7 year old just embark- ing on hci canor. O.er had• dream. Often she would insist that Sonny drive her past Tony Curtis's 31 room mansion. She'd say, "God.Son, I want lo live there." Unbelievably. she lives in ~I mansion today. Saturn's placement in her chart made Ola shrewd and ambitious and able to make her dreams come true. Another interuting placement in Cher's chart is Neptune In Libra in the 7th house. People with thiJ Neptune placement are far out and kooky; put of the flower chDd generation. And while Oler may be 1 fuhion plate today, it wasn't too long ago that she wasa barefoot, jean-clad hippy- type. An4 even decked out in her SS,000 crea- tions, she's far from everyday and ordinary. ASTROLOGY AFFECTS US ALL doll event in his Ufe would catapult hbn to IU~ cess and fame. What could be more bizam thin posing nude -on• f'ur ru1-in a leadin& wom.n't mapzioc'r But hil Cotmo venture wu that bit or mqic that made him over Sl,000,000 to date! Frank Sinatra'• boro.x>pe uses such adjectives as: wild. lucky, outJpoten. lmpulsive, restlea and indepe:ndcnL (Typkal of Jupiter's influence.) These chanc1eristia plus an e111oeptional talent, drove him to succas. The ame aspects that made him a stu went to work again and lured him out or retirement. On the other band, the moYeO'ICllt or the planets and I.he timinA or hh trip to Australia were In conffict. Despite astro- logical wuninp against traveling into the Tropic of Capncotn, Frank went to Australia where he encountered some real problems and nearly dld not get out or that country. Yow boroteope can brins you love. romance and lmprove .your lire. Ann Margret's Venus placement indicates a deep and abiding capacity for love. Her horoscope predicted her murjagc in 1967 to floFr Smith. At that time she wu a naive, young starlet with a need for stability in her uro. She crodits her hulband with changing her life by lfrin& her the confidence she needed to attain succeu aa well u sreat 'bapplneu. Your horoscope can help you stay in goOd hea.11.h. The Miami Herald printed a story of Mary Kcily who wu scheduled for an operation on her legs on a Mt>ndly. lD the meantime she comu.lted her ast.tolosa who advbed ha to postpone the operation until Wednesday. It was latu found that a blood clot wu causina the noublc and had the operation been performed u scheduled. Mary would probebly never have walked again. ,.uu. But remember your Cree wtl can override events in your life, if you put your mind to it. In a-er-. Clde, she w&ely cliose to let !lite Na lb coune. ,.. you'R aeea from the examples I've pen you, IOme of tbe molt ~ mous people used their boroKOpe to reach ruciQe11; but in other c:ue1 ipor- ed it and faced problems. There are thousanda of different ways lo achieve wealth, lcwe, IUq:ell aftd bappinc& A p>d example ls F.uell Gtbhona. the natunlilt, whOle interest ii plants. He has published N¥enl boob and ·~ pared on the Joluuly Canon Show. Many people consider him odd. But bis CUC1C1 has brought bim bappinea and wealth. E.cb and C"I IOtne no_ matter OW ts may seem to others. Ya.n bofOICC>pe will tdl you wbat you•ro good aL So why beat yoar bralnl out on an ~ that you•rc not talm~ ha. when an equal amoont of time spent on somethin1 you 're 1ood at would put you much !wt.her ahead. Not only wiJ you set ahead, but you'll be r• axed and happy while you •re doias IL Your boroecope will pve you an in depthamlf•ofyour penomllty. lt will point out yOQI rtrenaths and lhow you how to utilir.e them. It will al.lo dilcua your weaker .-... and allow you to compauate for them. Oler Bono is not I.he only patOn affected by utrology. Bec•use you were born, you younelf l)ave a unique natal horoscope, clJfferent from all others. I'll show you what it can mean to you by using celebrities for my examples. Because yow mtal borolCOpe ls IUcb a .... THE TRUTH ABOUT ASTROLOGY tJcetect analysis of your penonality, ~twill probe Your natal horOICOpe can help you~ your hWden talents and g.ive you the confidence to use t.h~m. lr you have the notion that you're too old to begin a new career or develop· a talent, ~member that Phyllis Dmcr was almost 40 when she ·bspn her career in comedy. Her Cancerlln sign carries a strona maternal instinct which pro- bably kept her in the home while her children ~re srowina up. But the suc:c:ess spelled out In her horoscope and the touch of Moon madnesa in her natwe urged her on to atudom. Your horoscope can advance your career and bring you wealth. The natal chart of Burt Rey- nolds is u unusual as he. It said that IJ1 unortho- Llmlted 1lme Only ReMuch Project How does you.r natal horoscope wodt? An utroloeer will cJwt the pelitiom of ~ IUD., moon, and eight planets as they appqr abofe your place of birth 11 your exact time of birth. The placements and aapJu relation- ships of theae bodie1 m1Jce up your natal chart. This meus that someone bom at the wet lime u you, but in a different city, will have a differa>t chart. The written interpretation and analysis d your natal chart is called your natal hor<>1cope. Astro- logy ls not fortune tellint and your horo&eop'e does not cautc thinll to happen to you. Your ho- roJCOpe analy:r.ea your penonality, and then tells you what thmp ue most likely to happen to your 1t1bcomcious mind and led out your bi6- den talellts. __lhac 110. J.bc ... ~ thoupt you had talent (wddlls. E.S.P .. 1a appeal, public rdatlonl, athletlc:a. etc.) but weae. 1fraid to try. I! yoa ~e beclll waitiJlc fm ~ one lo pYC you a llttJe pwlh. let your honoeope be that 1e>meoee. It will pe you tbe coaftdftM>e to start ulina your hidden talaat&. Summed up, your 1111tal ~pe will di. cu• your personality, la.eUfe. career, finericM, and health. It will help you understand aacl 1<>- oept younelf ror what you are. It wlJI then thOw you where your talents tie and aet you OD a COUIM of lelf1mprO'tement, ldf-ftalfDlment, and true happinela. By John P. Ford ............ '---••••Iii al Send me your exact time and place or blrth. scope will help ..you keep it burnini .bot. I'll caat and analyze your natal horoscope for re-• Your bo1oscope wU1 instill confidence in you 1ea1ch pufPC*S. You may have• duplicate copy by showh11 you what you're good at. It will of your horoscope for only $3.00 to cover '-place you io the proper frame of mind to be- the cost to make your copy plus SOI postage gin a prop'lm of all around aelf-tmprovcment. and handling .• You set the expensive castina • The types of jobs and careers that you are and 1naly~ing process FRl::t:: -because of the best suited for will be listed. You'll be told fact we must produce your horoscope for re-which careen will ~ you success and hap- tearch 1nyhow. piness and which jobs lo avoid. Your natal horoscope will consist of 9 pages. •Your financial future will be covered. Your and 3,000 words and will provide you all of the attitude cowards money and t~ best ways for ronowm, benefits: (Note: Thks is ocu new lm-you to make money will be dbcuned. ~oved horoscope.) • Areas or your body which mav pote health e YA!lll horoscope will help you undentand problems are pointed out. Tips on dieting and accept yourself. It will analyze yow per· ue also offaed. aonallty ind explain your strenaths and ta&ents • Yow marital and family relationships ue In detail. II Will also point out your short· analyted wi th emphasis on gettq aJona with comlnp and adYite you on bow to improve. your mate. your children and your relatives. • Everyone or us has hidden talcnU just wait· There's no need to worry about (tndini out in, to be tapped. Yout horoscope wm di• about an unavoldablit coming disaster through cuu your hidden talents (•ex appeal, E.S.P.. your charl. tu mentioned, astrolop deals in po- wdtlnJ, atllkt1ca. public ret.tJons. etc.) and tcJttials. Your Cree will can ovmide poientills tlhow you how to ash in on them. if you know about them. In any case, the policy e Your f\ofotcops will sive YOU aft indcpth anal-of qualified astrolbgers a positive astrology. Jr Yti• of your lo'YC life. hnoMU)' talottd ad-there is 1e>methlng neptive in your chart, you arc Ykle o n how to enjoy a more fitlmam, M'C told what you can do to make it positive. ti,.."wtU be offered. You'll be told who you're When castin, your horoscope, we conform to ~mpetible w6th and .why and shown how to the strictest sdentlflc principles. F"mt the longl- Ond r-omantt. Once you nnct h : your horo· tude and latitude of your place of birth will ~ charted down to the bundredUl Of I desree- Then any time chanpt due to Wortd War ll will be taken into conlident'6n. FlnaUy your lonp. tude and latitude and exact time of birth will be key punclaed into our &iPnlic IBM 370 computer, whJch contains over 24 !Dillion bits of 1ut.henticl- ted astrological inlon1111tion. No two horo- scopes produced by our computer arc ever a.Ute. Your horosa>pe will carry your name on every ~ and will be cast from your n1ct time and place of birth for you and you alone. So you can be sure that your hor0tc0pe 1ill.D21 be the worth- less type founct in paperbacb. A SJmilar boroscoi>e could cost up to SlSO if done by an astrologer. But 111ERE'S ABSO- LUTELY NO CATCH to thll offer. I need this Information for my 1stroiop:al reJ011ch. I'm looking for certain pbnet configurations from the people who n\ltl in birth infonn1tion. (Peoj>le who fit this g oup can receive extra bonuses by filling out 1 rescardl qumlonMite.) Thia reacarch project hu 1ppeuod in BE'r-- TER HOMES AND GAR.DENS, PARADE. f AM- IL Y WEEKLY, SUNDAY MAGAZINE, LADYS HOME JOURNAL. REDIOO~. McCALLS, W(). MA~S DAY, and other pubUc:aOons. The re- sposue has been tremendous with over 500,000 people now enjoying their Ntal borotc:Ope. Bat that'• what's so fnastratln1. W• may never be As the old~'°°" .. You only life once. .. Wiil you mill you mcceG opportllntdea? WW you stumble brto pitfalls you could baYe avoided. lib Freak Sina.ID did? noa•t you owe it to _Joanel{ ... tD ,.,. Jow:i4 .oea_ to .ue ftcq prec:ao. wt ot your life ud IUke the belt of tt. Why llOt ... youndf fter)' a4- 11Ubiill with lhe lddecl edee of your penonal natal borocopo. . For a limited dme. d:adtlg this lpedal .re-ch projlct. you cu pt yoal penosaal utal h~ ICOpO for oalJ a conbta COit. YOU pt the eJl- peMVe cutina and anal,.._ proce11 -PllE.E. And you can UIO your borotcope for a nan. year oa an a111olutely no ri* auuantee. The utlde below wiD tell you . how to mder your horo9cope. For yoar own Dlte, paea. doa't pu1 up lbil ouce la a llfetbm opportunity. ... ,. * able to run this article apia. lnftadon has pushed our comput•, actvcrt1tiDI, ,c»taae. and printins costs almott to the point of ao return. So for I llmited time. wen ptheriftc all the names we poaibtr can to fbtillb our raeuch pro- ject. If you'd like to help 111 with our reteardt ud tab advantaae of this lpfdlll offer by or- derifta natal horoscopes for younetf, (Of your ramiy or .your friends. simfly do thls: Send me the name, lddrea. time, dale, mo•tth, year and P'~ of birth for each pmOft on a piece of p.per lloag with the $3.00 copyU. C01C and 5~ ~ tage for each horolCOpe. (If you don't know your exact time or birth "'II me 12:00 noon.) If you hive Mass Qwn. BtnMnmlctg4. OJ' Amgjga Egrw. you rnv charae your pwcha .. • by ~ the followtn, lnfoJmltlon: A. Name of your credit card 8 . cndit cud number C. Card expintaon date. Mail your ordcn to the AMERICAN ASTRO~ GIC".ALASSOCIAnON, llaeuch l>Mlioa, Dept. D-6, -401 Market Ave., N .. -e.ttoe, Ohi&4'70-2- YOUJ natal boroecope a co....S by a - DK • ~ dlX • NII e-best •m1t. lfyou¥t any quewo., c:aD me, John~ Ford. Pratdeftt, tha American Atcrolodcaf ~ 10Ciltion. Tdephofte me at (2J6) 0S-J390. To nokl diuppolntment, wily not ordef your hor(li9Cl0pe rtsht now, before you forget. Thanb. ' " The Rieb Ak Rkfl Continued ... FW: Have you seen much of the world? RICH: There arc people who love to travel, but I take after my father. He's dead now ..• died t.e.n yean ago. He had been to only three states in h.ia whole life: Ohio, Tennessee and Arkansas. Maybe Texas. But he was always in a hurry to get home to his little white house and ail in a comfortable chair undu one of his apple trees, and look out over the land. He didn't care a bit about the rest of the world. Ob, b~ wished them well, but he just didn't care to see it. And that's me. To some degree, I've been forced lo travel. Like coming here to Harrah's at Lake Tahoe. I guess this is the most beautiful place rve ever seen, but I'm not sure rd ever come here on my own. I'll take the "National Geographic" and read all about Austra- lia, but I don't want to go there. Besides, I'm not that crazy about flying. FW: Have you ever had any close caJls flying? .. RICH: Last December I <lid! I lint knew we were in trouble when the stewardess came out of the pilot's compartment cry- ing. When I get scared, I get mad, and I demanded to know what was the matter. She said the air spec<I indicator was out and the pilot had no idea how fast we were flying. Then the plane began vibrat- ing like mad and we all knew something was wrong. When the pilot got on the 'People and \Ou Ate White U.. Really Necessary? . At the same time parents try teaching honesty to their children, they also · teach them to tell white lies. Dad cautions, "Don't ever tell the neighbor again that he looks like a very ohj man." Mother scolds her four-year-old, "Don't tell ladies that their babies are funny-looking." Three sociologists recently Investigated the practice of telling white lies. They asked 130 people to write down a conversation with another person intercom. I knew be was acan:d. too. He aid in 38 yean ol ftyiD&. DOtbi.aa lib that had evu happened to him. FW: How waa he able to land? RICH: A navy jet came up and our pilot cootrolled our speed by ~jUltinc to it. We juat followed it in. As IOOO M WC ~ 1 said I wasn't soina to ad' on another plane. I WU eoina to drive back lo Mempbjs! FW: Did you? RICH: Naw, I aot back on a.be jet. FW: Which of your recants has been the moat succasful? RICH: "Lonely Weetdds .. -it was the tuming point in my career-and. of course, 1'bc Moat Beautiful Girl." But to get a hit sona ii the touahat part of all. Billy Sherrill, my producer, bu • talent for pickina sonp I miaht not pick. I look for musjcal quality, but he tnows what S Commercial. FW: Was your family very religious? RICH: Yes, my father aana in the Baptist church choir. He had an enormous in- fluence on my early life. Gave me quite a complex. FW: In what way? RICH: Well, being raised in the church the way I was, I had this guilty feeling when I was playing in all tboee dives. FW: Have you any brothers aod sisten? RICH: Two sitters, and I also bad a brother. He was killed when he was 12. I bad a terrible feeling of ,uilt about his death. FW:Why? RICH: A whole bunch of us were in the yard when he started across the street. A car hit him. I was no more responsible than any of the othen, but I always thought I should have done aometbiog. Ifs taken me most of my life lo get ,_ over it .... I'm not so sure I have. lilllll soon after It took place. After analyz- ing the answers, the researchers discovered that every pereon Md admitted leavlnt out part of the tnlth at lea9t once during the c:onvenatlon. Altogether they reported telling the complete truth only 38 percent of the time. During the other 62 percent of their conversations, they were busy trying to save their friends' feelings or save themselves embarrassment · Solnelime9 ttwy told • white Re. Some- ...... hf changed llMt 8Ubject to avokl an unpl1aent adlnlulon. And often.., told half. truth....,. hf etthlr hkt or pa.,ed down the real Mc>ry. Apparently the sociologists have officially proved what people alread~ suspect-that· even basically honest folks will often resort to truth- evasJon to make and keep friends. -BJ Shlrter Sloan FHer FAMll.Y WEEKl.Y. November 9. 1978 • 11 If you're one of the many, many folks who have "trif:d cvcrything"- takcn pills by the thousand, capmles until you•vc gagged on them, SJ!OOD- fulls of evil-tasting liquids until JOU can't stand the sight of your medicine cabin~, then it's time you get ICY - HOT! ICY-HOT has been making friends for just about SO years. You don't "'takc0 ICY-HOT. In- stead you just rub its creamy balm over the affected joints or muscles. the purchase price without quea- That's all there is to it. ICY-HOT tion. Send $3.00 for 311.l oz. jar, must get you the ~ts you want-. or SS .00 for 7 az. jar. blessed temporary relief from the pam DUUJt .., ... WnD of arthritis, bursitis.rheumatism, • ICY.ffOI' QOICG- sorenca, ~-You begin ~~r=.~_.., •• ., to sleep peacefully again. y OU a a a I ..... - can actually feel the pain less-ra. rw11 lCY.ffOT to -· 1 ... be com.-.., ening. If you don't have relief •Wied wldt t11e r-a °" • •81 ..s ,. • .,.. tor• fllll rd'ud. (I _., bothrf ~ die •'*4 part&oa.) in 24 hours, wc11 return your o 1 mc1oee u.oo ror .. 3~ OL Jlr. o caa • o a.eea: money. Yes, you must be o 1 Ndoee is.cio t« t11c 1 OL Jar. o ~ °"*' 100% thri/l~tl with the speed with which ICY-HOT puts NAME -------------------~ pain to sleep. or wc11 return ADDRESS 0 J. w. " .. co .• IWSc --ITY=----------sr-A_TE ____ l._l_P ____ _ Culhlon-Uftf) Chall"I lift you llowly and ufely to your feet and provide help comfort and I nde- pendenc::e for people afflicted with Ar- thrttJa, Rheumatism, Stroke or ParttlMOn- i.m. Writ~ /or in/ormatiiOn. ·@am-OKJ~TCS N:. Dept. FW 11 . P.O. Box 2000 Waukesha, Wis. 53186 •Phone (414) 542-8847 a N J ! .. &h\MT Eb&el1UE IAMTA ANB REINBEERI ~Dmllw ... .,.... ... ~ ........ ,.ow .... Midi• .. ....... with hi• bund,. of Cf\rlatmaa 1oodlea. ......... ~ .... --reindllf....,,...,,,.. lewn. railftDo or pon:N TNa apect.culal ...,. .. nt up .... a f..ttwe YuWJde .... -=:.~:.s:.::L.-:::tr:=' ~ ...... can1 ....... 1or......-..... EJecerto. l IOv. ,,,,., 10 ft. MCI to end. Ower 2J lftd-. Mlh. 17 plecla. lllillt I rwtit Clem_. ll11fd t a.-Yoar Chilcl'aName .. Part of 8llt •......•.•.•.•........... tlJ.11 Beaatlfa1 ArtPd.ata Fm unu:_.. fORUTTLR .... Th• cla111c poem1 . "Whet Df...ed and N9CIY for bed. Uttle loY& .,. Maae Of'" Is thla llttfe min hMcl9 for Mt' colorfully llluatrat•d on room. A ctelW!tful Ht...,. "-V1 6rttst'a atock. P9rson-tton wtth the ltrt'a PoMt per· allnd wtth=t.!a ftnt nama eonaUnd for 10"' dausM«. . . . • fw ,..,.. to She'll love ltl l&c20. -..rtnt -· 1 • l"rlnt name. ftm ,..,,,.. PIM15-..,.. 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D.D.T. ~ _.....,.. ..... bl1; ........ ~...._ ~ bucM1 Nt ocaelon Mt for bl _...... w ....... .......-....._ • ...._Wonder.......,......_ ._,.. ..... =Q:A£--up•SNI,_,. .....,...._.,. •• d"d~. etc.atao111111"8Me.h.1~· •• • ......_ ...._. 1Mt*'-lll MCIOIMk .-la ....,._ • ...._, flllbiilo" 1-., -nnlfl•pr-. U114_.... ........ , ................. '2.9 ITia Cll:lla::w elft T .. (llJ •......... tl.1• FOMVIJtf Ill ............. ~ 11 &fOOllt ....... _.,,., ~ rd t.t ..................... ...,-1nB-M 0t11 ... -Ttlp • ........ tu• JJ111--.1 .......................... $2.M ..,_ ........ _ •••••.•••••........ tz.98 FRIE 24-llOUR SHOPPERS PHONE-IN SERVICE FOR OUR MASTER CllARQE AND BANKAMERICAIU>CUSTOMlllS • WK PAY T1tS 'fOLL ON OllDllllS OF $10 Olt MOltS . . . . =ct ColonialScale Model Furniture ,.........,~~ CocMed ffOlft ectu.I fumftUl'e ~ In Amerte. between 1750 lo 17171 M•nlatu,._perlect.ly scaled & detailed! Lona buff« table with turned wood i..s: tripled,...., wtdl alicJ: Ins drawwa; 2-drawer silver cabtnet; hllhbcw wlttl ~ .. doors, ahefvea a. dre'"'9; lowboy hutch wtdl lowered doon; and a beautiful open hutdl with 3 alldlnc drewwa a. 12 min· l.ture compartments ..,__ Each richty sralned wood oi9c:e la bMutffulty finished ln a -rm walnut with soldeft hard· .. ,.. on doon & dnwers. tllll IJR A=, m-= 1a,.._~ er... Cl__..W> ,..,_ • ..,,n.... ~,. ... 1a._u..., (4111 • 1a11-11.._ C1111Mt ca•i , .. 11111 lllU If W Cl 1an-u Ill ,.._ . • . . UI JUI CHRtST'ldAS CAltD RUtSTD AND AllC!e:SS mcJOK i.ts you Map trKJi of holiday ,,,.. ..... year after yar. A-Z &ndtaed. roam for name, address, Dtw>nt numbers and ~I column• to record cards Miit and rt· ctN9d.. Special Mc:tton rec:onh blrthdar. and annhleraarlta In the bee . HardcoWrtd book Wiii last for ytara. 5'Axr.100 pa .... 17110-Canl........ . . . ti.ti ANTl2 FREEZE ICE CllEAll SCOOP mtfts Its way tftt'U the hardest ice cream thlrt r•ltlted __.y _,nd of scoop ycMl'W UMd before. FllJed with a ..... -toxlc, antJ.trMn, It cs.frosts It· MU; Ice cream newr 'dines" to the metal wheo you Koop It. PWrlect acoops everytlmt, effort· lealy wfthout any of tht u.ual men. Aluminum. lln'-MM,.... lc9tp '2A9 Trttlt famlty and pests to dalacttblt baked des- serts In tht shasw of our country. No apple plt could be more American than when ba"-d In thlsJ Try • cake dtcofn.d with An-ic:ana desi.rta. Q,.t too as a mold for tht national fwot,..__ .... Un. A perfect way to etltbrett our Blcanttll· <fllal. Alummwrr 9Jt4. 171%1-U.l.A. Pie Pan ................. $!.91 91AHT MICKEY MOUSE COLORIN8 CLOTM W1P£S CLE.AMI UK fT AMIN AND AGAIM lllettw than a cotort"-bookf Four or mort c:Nldrtn can ~or at a tlmt ... wipes clun to bt UMd eotn and ... In. Mlcby Mouae, Pluto, Goofy anG othtr Disney characters to color. 36Jt4.4• poly cloth with a cr•Y· onsand~•~ 1'1oe-Dl9nty Crl1rlftc a.etl let ........ tlM SUM CYCU ••• USY.ooEMT IXDIC ... P'Olt Ll8I, HIPS, 1\llllllY. Ht rt' a a new way to tone up ... amazJns ~Im cycltl ....._ wttn. 10tl .. tf'dMI Rtad or waklt TV u 10tl pedal away. Tone up ltp, tummy, hlpa In just mlnutn • day, wflhout tllldns llfM away frOm odltr thlnp on your acheds ult. Tubu!ar ftMf tra=. attachtd vtnyf ftoor mat-folds t:"J.1or.::=.s~ ..... Y.--:~1. ~~~ ~~ ~ ~~7.tt ANY NAME IN FLOWING GOLDEN WIRE! PEtlOM'' IZfD HANDCRAF1ID ...., ................... ... Genuine l/~12 kt. cokl fUltd w!Tt bent. twfltM and woed by hand sPtlta out anr neme In ftowlnc acrtpt. CbooM a ~ pin or ntctdace ...................... f'llltd ... wflt '"'""tamillt ............ _, ... 11a•t f9r .. ,.. ... lblq. Ntclllact Includes ir ..,.. MM ........, chem. 01108-..... 8r.-..; D11010 .................. Ea.17• D11'071-..._. Ml ldrrr ...... ... 4lltANOMA 6 MANDPA MU9S JUST FOii LCWL Plctur. of ~· fawrtte olcfatera, .,.ndma and .,..ndpe, decont.a these wflltt ceramic muas. EKI\ bears a bit of .... advice that maka .,.and· pat"Wlb feel special. Charmine clfb for .,..nd. chUdrtn to cM· Each 3• tall. 17116 .... t*na 17117-Gra,,.. ... EaO tlAt ln1a •a•• .. &.._.. like 1et ..... $2.41 '°'"'Aat.E TOOL CHEST lnducla: 2 f'ttllllpa head acrewdrlvtra. 2 resular acrewdrlvtrs, awl. acr-startw, 7 dlf· f•ant w,.nches. ltraDOlnc wlrt, aeraws. nalls and a hllmmw: All thtst tool• flt· Into tht wood-tontd 2'.4a!S•· tot .. btt chft1. StOf't just about an)'WMre •.. ptr· feet for stow compartmtffta, bicycle reeks ancftacklt boxts. a. prepared for anr "f1x-1t" -~,., 17 12-c:-pect Teol ChMlt. $2.tt CHMllllN8 PEtSWL 90C*S ,,.,.. AU. 8UILSI Adonbft country COt.ll!lna ~ tht pretty, pink COYtra. Dally diary holds • full year of entries. 3 '~• x 4 % • Photo album hold'll 20-3 'hxl • plcturn. Indexed address book has 1 pa ... and !)olds 480 names, addressaa and phone numbt'!;_ 3 •Ax4 ~ •. 17030-~-1TU31 ;._Photo Album 17032-Dlaryi Ea. 8ooll . . . . . $1...49 17033-ltt ..... 3. . .. . . . . . . . . "'" . . aEEZE.owY IWEATUtS WITHOUT nMD.SI AW MAUETlc.aa1P WINDSHIELD covo. Tripi• UWFA rADl-NATUltE'S OWN WASHCUJTH. Used In tht Or'-t for c.rturits. tha luffa pad .c:ruba away c~n dirt, bu•tt·up dried akin and slves you an lnvlcoratlnc masuce. Laat:s and lasts. holds load• of tuds, won't absorb dirt or odon. rlnsta clNn, dri" In minutes. s.t of 3 luff• pads with henctnc loops, each •PP'OX. 7x4'. 144S&-Luf'hl ............... ·' ....... _.a.91 ctn:uta'tn '°" to bottam for fntelt drytnsf Ho .,..,.... mao«s hold thl• c:owr ~ • ..._,. moN Ml9&Y loW9ls on bblt or floor. Jullt ptac:e ties or ~ WlndsNtld atays dean -In _..t dryw on rim of bathtub and watch aaceu mola-weathtrt No chlP91nc anow or let. Just clip cover w... drJp ... y. 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"'"" ... . .. .., ....... 1 .......... ..... ------=- . . • !fhe First Norman Rockwell Bell . .. from th£ Danbury M int "Doctor and Doll" A Limited Edition * The first in a series of beautif uJ porcelain bells, to be issued by the Danbury Mipt, honoring the finest works of America's most beloved artist, Norman Rockwell. * Each issue in this series will illustrate a different Rockwell American classic. The first bell is based on Mr. Rock- well's famous painting, "Doctor and Doll". * Limited edition, available at original issue price only until December 31, 1975 and only from the Danbury Mint. Not available in stores. * Each bell will be hallmarked and regis- tered by the Danbury Mint. * Bells are hand decorated and trimmed with 22 kt gold. *A perfect collectible for yourself or as a gift. Priced at only $27.50. NORMAN R OCKWELL stands aJone as the ar- tist whose works best illustrate life in everyday America. His warm pic ture stories lovingly cap- ture typical people m typical seuin~ with amazing accuracy. lje is Americas most beloved artist. Now, for the first time, the best of Norman Rockwell 's paintings will be presented ·on a series of limited ed.ition collector bells from th.e Danbury Mint. The first bell, based on the famous Rockwell fainting, "Doctor and Doll'', is typic'al o the richness of Rockwell's creativity. This limited edition will .be available at ori~nal issue prices only until December 3 1, 1975. . The bell is made of highest quality_por- celain which produces a clear, delight- ful ring. Each bell will be carefully hand decorated in vivid colors and trimmed with bands of precious 22kt gold. Only those who acquire this first Nor- m.an.Rockwell bell can ever hope to have a complete set of the bells in this important conect..ion. Accordingly, we urge you to order you r bell now, while lt ls still evailable at original issue prices. BtU Sltoum Achlal Siu r-~------~~-----~--~-~----, A A63 II TIM n..llmy Mille tk ~ /Jt<c~j., All orden 10 Ckndinning Ptaa mllSt ~ postmarlied I Wnapon. Conn. 06880 by Dettmber S 1, 1975 l Plea!e enter my order for "Norman Rockwell Doctor and Doll Bell(s)". My check or money order is enclosed at the I rate of $27.SO (plus $1.25 postage and handling-total $28.7S ) per bell.• I NAMc._ _________________ ~ I ADOR~'------------------~ I CITY ATE 71p ___ _ I •connecaiicut res:icknts remit S30.76 per bell to include 7% Sales Tu. Mate check or money or~ payable 10: DulMiry Miat I p Check here if bell is to be.pen as...a-gi.ft and print recip-1. 1ent's name below so bell can be registered in that name. Allow I 3 to 4 weeks for delivery. I RECIPIENT'S NAM.._ _____________ _ L. -----------_________ J ~Danbury Mint is not afft!Qud with the U.S. Mint or any ochtt U.S. Go''Cmmcnc A~ncy. AMPUTEE FOOTBALL STAR .. A gr•I competitor" "In eplte of his diallbUflr, Gary Bush of Australia has proven himself a great competi- tor in junior varsity football,,. said Gary's coach. "I place him in a different position each week so he can become familiar with all types of pl°:iy." Gary, 11, lost his left Jeg at age two in a car accident, but he remains undaunted. · Said Gary; "Having an arti6cial leg hasn't hampered me in the 1east. Some day I hope to play center ... MINNIE PEARL Nomoretaolet.n1• Counby-Weetern YeWM Minnie Pwl gave f AMU.Y wb:u.v her version of the NllShvillc scene: ''I've been. in Nashville for 40 years. I joined the Grand Ole Opry with such old- timers as Roy Acuff and Hank Williams. I've seen this city change from a care&~. informal society into a bustling business center, and of course I saw it grow into ~ mother city of country music. We used to talk fooli!Jmess here, but now everything is business. And why not? We've got the recognition now. Once we were a city of transient.s. We were considered a minority group. Now we're one big happy family. Sure we have our differences-thafs true in any family; but we al.so have that mur- velous, 6erce loyalty to one another." Does she miss the old Opry house? (A new one wa.'> constructed last spring.) "It was hard nt first, like giving up some old comfortable shoes." Minnie will be-on-AB€~ -spedal, "'11.c Grand Ole Opry at 50-A Nashville Cclebra· Hon" on Tuesday. November 11 nt 8:30 P.M. (E.S.T.). 22 • FAMILY WEEKLY. NoYember II. 11175 · f!U~ ·. ~ I 1 fl~I I 1 · !: ·1.sd . ~'--I '1'Hf . ' . ~ l-c I 11!~. · 1 · fl 9 lift I I ~~-I • I I . " ......._.llt."r .• _:t,+gz rt r JHH;f11 i~r~,~-I ~li=#fi'if·!;1! f if 1~1 ~ ... n·§ r r:. 1. t , _ . i · ~;f =A.~ !!It f f J tf !-g ;t t] I j ff 1·f f ~:J Rf!s:rJri tfJtli!r ~-·f 't11· ¥.: ~1 f_~· I is~8 "i IJ.l f!:1 ~ttf ! ' 1!!9 ... t ~•!· ffA.1t~-~~ B f ~ I· ~ ' . . UJf h . ==" ~ 1a. ffl ~----' l!!ur PtJ I -ww•11J·f ! -· l: ilu ftratJ: r1J .. 'J 'hu?h _ . r. f ~l·r r1 ti• -fi -. . .. li,1 r~ I i·1-·fi1 ~I Llh.1 ,, rf ,f,aJ _ 11· a.ts 11 l i1 i 1tn1. If .. I Ir( f, ii I . II ' . . • . ' MARVELOUS GIFT IDEA from Plantron, In Bou e· Janu•''I MING TREE TabM-top lhowpiea of am.zing Bonui culture. Fasdn.ting and ,...ding, e Opeftl t" Mor .. ftl e CI01n I• I'.""' .. Eactl ..... ,,.. ttlll ,_ ......... "' ................ k>f'' foNtltllo ... )'Hf ... .................. '"'. '" pra)'er. OlnM>I be 111/ppt'!l to Olli/. Of' Ariz. • ... "plont of compqr_•ble btlluty •tttf Niue -..·OI be 111b11/111ted. F-i••lint h*-pleRt "N•ltdi• Dol'MlllCtl" ._ auwthe ciaec.-. .-. ........... ...... ·--.......... ,..... ... -. ....... ..... ...... Octobe, COFFEE PLANT ~Ying beeuty with m.antwhtte ._.and lhiny McofhebeMs. Feb,ua,v Trailing GARDENIA "G..,.~ .. ,_ o,,.-.. ~ ....... fnttnnt ...,Mike bloalM.. Sorry c.ltoot be 1hip/Hd to Olli/ "" Ariz. •-plont of compV'•ble bt11111ty •nd Niue will be 111b11ilu1td.. Colorful ffow. ... , ... ....,..yon • 1nillnt wine. E• totW wil loft this clw ...... old- .......... bwltyt August Miniature ROSE s.n.tiOMt lndocw~ Int roee llulft .. Ro• Rau· ktti" pO.. no ....., tt... 12 In. Yields IOf'WIC*S Novembe, Dw•rf ORANGE ---~ lize ra.s "' v--. June QUEEN'S TEARS March PASSION FLOWER ·"'? .. !fue and white I{: f'low.n with "t•r dro,. •• of nec:tM' atop silvery-white ...... September ROYAL PLUSH ShlmrnerlftL tuxwe..t purple and .-n wtlwet. A ._-stopper . December GLASS GARDEN Plants A car.tr. minilrture llndsape of SIX wood· lend plants to delight •••YGM· CG'---tatn. ... ind .... ) PLEASE PRINT PLAINl PLANTRON. INC. Hou.Plant-A-Month Plan, Dept. 4518-103 ("-G-H-1) 4 %l01 Eut Olklilnd Awe., Bloomington. Htinols 81701 Hire ii Jft'I lift list. ,..__..the.,... indiated 0 1974 PLANTRON. INC. ~ • ____ ...... Plenbllint ... In________ ..... •---Month Plan ......... ln ______ to ....... ..... _______________ _ ...... Addr'ell _______________ ~ Clly--===-----====:----s..te ____ Zip ___ Cityo ..... Zip __ "-~ ,.... __ ._. ,._ ll~w•• In ___ _ a-t•-----Planbetlr'•••ln -------'° 0tendol9S pe,_Mt._..., ..... Pl•••...t ,.._ 1ne 2 Minilltu,. OfthW ....._ 0 ..... bill IM -.. le dill ... ,.... ,..... _________________ _ ~--------------~ 3 MONTH PLAI ... ........ "'94 IMlllH 12Mi··• ,...._ .... ~ .. -.. ,_ •... 14• 6 MONTH PLAN * SATISFACTIOI. 1111 PUAllE-· '-----~to YOU INCLUDE EVERYONE'S ZIP CODE?~atv::,:..;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::==::::s--=::;;;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:11:.=•;;;;;;;;;,..J _ _.___ ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9!!!1!'-:.~:.,::_...:...J • ' j • I FINAL SPORTS LOCAL . WANT ADS --·------ - 11:----'~AN featu't'ittq "Goodol' CharlieBrown •·· ! _ --~6c4&~~ WHAT15 THE NAME OF '. u THIS MOVIE, LINUS?· IT'S CALLED ~ 0 . 11 FEET " /, ,j . =---.,_ ___ _ a ---j &.~ -., ! . .a • ~: -~ .. ~ ·c ~" ",.. . ,, 2'... . a:~ e~~ 1 -~ . • I WHAT ARE '{OU DOING • . . HOME?! THOUGHT '{OU WENT TO THE SHOW ... NANCY ' .NANCY ---GO OUTSIDE AND GET SOME EXERCISE • I'LL D O S OM E EX ER C ISES '----INSIDE . .. DONT BE NOT TODAY . • SILLY ---THIS IS THE SAFEST NEIGHBORHOOD IN TOWN • -. - ' IUNDAY, NOVIMllR 9, 1975 IT'S A60VT SOME FEET THAT T~AMPLE EVER'1'600'(, AND TA1<'E OVE~THE WORLD ~ ONE, f'/...EASE ... ' ~· THAT SOUNDS 6R05S ... MAt{6E SU IT I SHOULDN'T SEE rf ... IF IT 'S '{OURSELF ... REALL'( 6f(05~1 l'LL Fl.If' . ONE, PLEASE! OUT f!OR SURE! IT SOUNDED TOO SCAR'{ ... I 0117N'i 60 IN ... THERE'S A 6000 ONE STARTING NEXT WEEK .. IT~ CALLED "ELSOIOS,''A~D IT'S. ABOUT THESE 61ANT ELBOWS WHO TAKE 0\IER THE UNIVEl\5E ... I THINK l1L.L STA'< IN . aED NEXT WEEK BUT YOU NEED S OME FRESH A IR TOO II-'? l DON T WANT TO GO OUT THE TOY STORE HAD A SALE ON BOOMERANGS I • ' . ' By Ernie Bushmif fer WHY NOT 7 IT "S T OO DANGEROUS • • ' • llll ---------- J • HELLO, Te"'"' u' 1... E . FR'ANC IN E.! !'YE GOI WHAT HOW ARE L INDA HA7. YOIA FEELING ? ~y THE WAY, WHAT'7 THE PACKAGE? DENNIS THE MENACE J:'N\ HAPPQ TO BE MEETIN& ·. ..___ _ __., Wl1H 400 MEMBERS O'F STUDENT COUNCIL FOR mis 'GRIPE . SES-SJON/' • • JLA7T A OH, AND IT' LflTLE DOE~ CH~Erz= ?OME.THING Me u~ iO CHEE~ A~THLA~ ! 'YO~ HOW ~WEET I.AP/ O F' YOV1 ! C'MoN, JOEY! NoWJ . ----_..,,,,,.,- :r !HINK "fi.\AT IT'S NECE55ARQ WE KEEP -rnE LINES OF CDMMUN- lCATI ON OPEN SO iHAT WE CA~ TR4 10 .SO~VE. tHE PROBl.EME> WE . FACE 1HESE DA9& J _ ~' ' - J 111f'\ ' .. ~ ' • • • ...j .... I I 1'/E?, WELL, OKAY, ArtTHlA~, WHE~E TO L.l~OA'~. ~ME COV1L.0 !'VE GOr AND AiE. YOtA <&OIN(# 10 GO, IHANK7 WITH THe lA~E A F~ANCINE. '70 J...ITTL..E MlACH 1 PACl<AGe ?.1i> C.HeE~ING AR'THV1 ~ ! • IAP, 100 ... By Hank Ketcham .----~-------------Now HE~ READIN' HE't.; l.OOKJN 1 ATIH~ THE I3USfNE£.S FOOD STORE AD9 '?E(;TION ! NOW! . HMMJ I HAVE A COMMITTEE SCHEDUlED FOR A 'GRIPE SESSION' 5Tt<ANGE 1 I CAN'T RECAkl IF IT'S 51UDENT OR THIS N\ORNINSf AND I FEEL 11-\AT TODA"''S STUDENT IS A MA11JRE ADUll AND THAT HE. 5HOUlD HAVE A VOICE IN OE.-rt=.RMINING THOSE: POLICIES IN A SCHOOL WHICH UITAlJ.....~ AFFECT HIM AND ~IS FUTURE l 11 -q FACUlT4l ! ' OK A4 , ITEM ONE : WH~ CAN'T WE EAT CANO~ ----BAK5 IN THE I ' (:h)N'\; ,. t~' --, ... ... ® u II~ B ._ •• 6 ... t ( I HATE lO WALK IN LIKE THIS ... 8 UT IT-S OUTINYOua CARrSAM! ·- SHf SVRf LS . JUST OROP nus HERE ANO COME INSIDE! YOU MUST eE f ZEN 10 DEATH! .. COME 10 THINK A&OUT IT, I HAVEN'T HAD MUCH 10 THE LEAST YOU COlfLD DO IS FEED YOUR GUESTS, EAT lODAY! LOOK ..• I CAN MAK' H"~ WA'Vf.. SAM DRIVER! OSSIFICATION INDUSTRIES, INC. HASNAMEPYOU ONE OFTHETl!N NST·P"ESSl!P l!MML.Ml!RS OF THI! VEAR!! AND WHM' Ptt.'1'TY kAl R ! 1 wi.s .. 1 COULD a. it pi. &.. I I..' WHV DoN' f VOU s•No FOA. o~' ? You\Te seen heronl\l Nowyoucan get ~ ownLil'So Just f1H out 11nd ma1l 1hl\ order fonn 11long wt1h $1 95 11nd two Qu11htv 5u ls 11J proof of purch11se from Zu Nl(e ·,, !'>oh 10 Ul: SOFTY DOU. OFFER 274 BRANNAN ST.. ROOM 500 SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF. 94107 Name_ Addr~--------- City __ _ $195 plus tuo Nice'n SoffQuality Seals as proof of purchase. Lil' Softy is a real cutie. She's six inches tall , made of soft. cuddly polyvim:l. and c:.re has brushable soft blond hair. We'll send her to yo ur home for $1.95 plus tv .. 'c > Qualny Scab from Zee Nice 'n Soft~ bathroom tissa€. Right now, your mom can save 7¢ on one package with this rnce coupon. SAVE7¢ ON YOUR NEXT PURCHASE OF ZEE NICE 'N SOFT BATHROOM TISSUE. , Mr ( 11'1rc>1 llu\ tntq"'< •I•" r<'rl<'•'" -1b o fr" /i. rl11, 'iC h1111dl11 l • M'11"' "'" \Iden ii' 1n1fr..._._.., It I~ t<'C<'l\Prl "11 II !t"IAI s11lc> vf th!' r>rod.itl ~iwc1hed I,..,,. 'In 1111111!1 ,,, Cr~n/ellert-11rh <"0rpc1•11t·n• rn Rr-" M \/ C li111n•1 h"' -,1 ; ' () I "'1 l<'•I \,~I) n 111\t ' pr!\ In\ n1r1>< r•"'-1"f'.l '-1fhct1>1"if \IN'k f'll lrfhll<<'< ·m ("j1'1Q In, JY'll' <• 1t.m1ll<'ci fnr l('dl''T1'11 "' (). •'I I•" 1 "'''' •11tl'<. lr.111.<1 Cn tfl"' n 11~ ,,,,. h.> "'~1Qn1>rl n1 1r11nd1>rrerl < '''",.,,,..'mu-• f'llV 11m: ~:P< Ill' Void\\ h<,.c> r•n• ·t-01ed, 111,c>rl l1<en<" r1•q111r1>rl nr r"<tnrt..-cl ....., l11w ( 11<h v11h11> I 20C G<Yl<i nlll'. ,,, USA CC'uJYl lQ'Cfllre~ Mw31 JQ// Actual he111ht ()f dnll is she fnche1 All°'\ 111 l<-11~1 "' \Vl'<'k~ fnr dC"h\efV • • ---- MOON MUI' INS STA~D BY, CREW-- IHE STAR SH IP ~~ · BooBY PRI z~· WILL BOING US DoWNio -rHe ST~,AN~c Pl-ANET.' c·• •<><>LE~'..5' ~ -1v/1e11 fit> /Je~ws i/Je d1f'aded c~ .. 'SHARK! SHARK! ,, NoTHIM~, M~.5PECK = IT1S A T~AP! ··-~ oH, I DoNIT fdNOW, MOON ... //is Aeen eyes pick ollf a bikini-clad beaufy . -f/Jrash1izg wild !Yin fh~ water. .. while a terrify- 1rJg_ s/Jark hi1 dJL/es s!ow!f -mward. her c \ /H~ 1D~,A OF FJZZ5RS WAS ·POSITIVELY INSPIRATIONAL! · .. '<: -%@: . ''aJnr panic!" he shotJf~ "Im mming!" In a split second he is dashing through f he surf ioward the · screaming girl MUSCL£ MOU SE ONC f f'ROM15£D I-HS M01-,..f ER NEVER lo 60 l ~TO 11-!f WATER UNTIL A~ HOUR AFT£R0 .~TI NG r . . . . . --- CAN YOU TRUST YQUR EYES? There are at teut 5ix djlfer·' ences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those belo". ·pi!UOllJSOd U '' 1003 ·9 ·au"•IW ,, .nno.) ·q "IUoUJJJIP •1 d•o> qnH ... ·1u""lllP 11 (ilill(M I UUHIS ·c ·1u1u1w ,, U>fo>Od 'l'; ·111J1nru.i 'I •dJdUJW.l(J ·1 :U o>U•UIJJC BOOMER aooMtQ , r r:eeL 1Nsecu rze, ee1f'JG SAC~ Al A SINGLES PAl2fY AN D NOi KNOWING ANYONE .. r:v--1_ Al'lO l'D lr2DSI He:'2 WllH ANYON6 I ANY llM ~ I A~YWH~'2~ ! --i;eAv6 rr • fO M&,__ BA0Y.' GASOLINE ALLEY I can'-t believe it! Our TV 5etin t he t rash! I like !footbal I! It l relaxes ~-me! 1here are other wat,Js to relax! I \ Hal Kaufm111> ~· --- "TAKe a number," J)'\ th~ nu· ~CIJn, "mul11pl)' ")' '""· Jtld SI'<, Jl\1Jc hy ~. \Uhlr.td th.: oni:inJ num er. , ow, nn, "lor)!rt 1hc on~· 1nJI numtwr JnJ rnn· '"cntratc 011 ~our an~· "d." lie he,11:itc!I, prl.'· tcnJ, to he deer 111 ttwught lhl·n \J) s \Ull· den I), "Your Jm.~l.'r '" thrl.'c." I low Joe\ he I.now' !)imply bccJUSI.' the an•.- we r 1s always onc·h.al I· of the number he 3dd,, 1n the example abOH', ~·'<· II he ~u~ei.~ adu111~ l.'.ight, the an\wcr •~ lour, 1f 10, the, etc. Of cour)c, he al\\d) !> mai...es sure he aJJs Jn C\cn number. ic goe~ SE£ ?NOW /H6Y k'N OW ALL Al30LJT YOU·' N i~a,the warrant~ is still qood on . . .i ' I v. Like what? .. ' .il .: ... • 'tut')'_..~ I'd? /\ OH'-pointed star has th e si n air· word aame: pt>at11de, pentagon, ~n tatron. Which is ft'? •Draw three clrclt ; place the numben 3, 1 and 6 in them. Now arrange the circles to Corm a number d1yiS1ble by 7. llow's 1t done? • 1 CO WtOJ Ol llMOp •pJfdn Ji:• Wll,L e rhimlng In! \\hy do antique cloclts h8\e Ion • .. STICK SHIFT! ,\drt the> fo llowinit rolors neatl y tor a surpn&e picture. I·· Rerl. 2·· Lt. blul'. J .. Yt>:low. t·· Lt. brow1'. S- F"lesh. 6-·0range. 7··Dk. hlue. 8-1,l. purple. 9-Dk. purple. \ SPELLBINDER ! - SCORE l O point• ror usinc all th• lettera ln t.he word below to form two complete word a: ' W A N 0 E R. E R -. . . . . . . . . ,I THEN acore 2 point.a uch for all . words or four letters or mor• found amonc th• lettera. Try to ecore at lea.tt 5 0 point.. ~ 'J••P 'llnM .W•ll~llW •IQll"Od By Brown and Casson SH6 'S /~€ WOl2LD''5 Gi<£AT€ST WIFE! OKAY, HONE>(, '{QU ~Q 6 ON YOUR OWN I thouqht we'd plal.1 cards~ Remember cards? Si-It Loves M ~' AOOQf.S Me' 00£5 ~ F'OQ ME" , MAKE.S M£ HAPPY •• 1 IHlt-.l\< I WAS Ber1e Q OFF JUST 66.ING I NSt;CUQE:-. Footba\H V\oJence! by Dick Moores It's beeh numbin q our brains! Trash .' I Realll.l.Mom~ uO\d Ma id ''? , ' • Qnd, ab B .O. PLENTYS· OUT WITH IT! I NEVER WANT TO SEE HJM .AGAIN'· GORDO . DOCTOR SMOCK t...OOK! ~'MA C'OCKE:R •1 NO~A POC"'rOR! • ' ' fMSORRY I HIT- YOU WlTH THE ASH STAN°' MR. BULKY) ANDI'D L1KETO DRAW YOUR PICTURE. A nus.JERK CARTOONtsr WANTS TO SKETCH YOU, SIT\ DOWN ! HE DREW ONE OFMEAND . HE's-Nar B'AD Gus Arriola / ANr7 A/\Y /V\Ol"HeR Wlt..-L..-Be SO Pt..-t=ASef7 .1 .:r: C(...,eARt.:-Y SAIP "POCKeR " vvHeN vve. You "RAISE: YOUR VOICE: L--IKC: !"HAI '"10 MEE AGA IN / svvee-r1e:/ AN!? :l='L.-t..-S IF<AIGH-rS:N ou-r YOUR CARGO HOOK.' . . . 1\1\e::I ·' Tl-IF: SUSl-/Pll-OT Pi-ANT IS FJ.-OWEt<tN6 i-AIEA.Tl-llS Ye JZr • MUsr NEED .· 0/<.E!ANIC FOO[)/ By George Lemont A C/OCKeR .1 J:. t..-OAP ANP UN(...,OAP SH I PS.' NOW '"IH E;N ; HOW''S A uuNe We c::>c::> I N cS SOUNP ? \ ., I NO-r -ro ·Mf:NllON "IHe BIG APVANl'AGE:S 11' WI L.,L- AFFORP OUR CH I t...r:::>Re:N .' FIN~, I F Ii"" V'OE:SN ',- C01'J F!L..-~:r-. w l"'IH f;:N"'ISRI G /\AE:D I CAL.. ~ SCHOOL..-.1